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THE SCHOONER | JSML MESSENGER, HUGHES Master, IS NOW LOADING, at COTTON'S WHUiF. TOOLEY STUM BP, LONDON, For Cardiff, Newport, Merthyr, A P>r?cf». Mnnm<>nth, Pontypool, Coatbridge, Bridgend, ana place* adjacent, AND WILL POSITIVELY S HI, ON FlllDA Y the Sth JULY, 1841. } For Freight, &c., apply to the Master, on Tloarti; Air ft. Burtun, jun., Newport j Mr Thomas Richards Abergavenny Messrs Prosser, and Price Brecon, Mr Smith, the Wharfinger, London; or to Mr Joseph lisp. Ageiit to the Cardilf, Newport, and London Shi-oping Company, at Cardiff. London,June 23rd 1811. THE CARDIFF and BRISTOL STEAM PACKETS NAUTILUS, JOHN ALLEN, Commander. LADY CHARLOTTE, HENRY JEFEERY, Commander, ARE INTENDKI) TO SAIL aV During the NEXT WEEK, as follows, (From the Bute Ship Dock. J FIZOM CARDIFF June 2s.. Monday Nautilus 1l morning 29..Tuesday Lady Charlotte 12 morning 30..Wednesday.Nautilus 1 £ morning July 1..Thursday .Lady Cliarlotte 2 afternoon 2.. Friday .Nautilus. 3 aIt.-i n.xui 3..Saturday .Lady Charlotte 3^ afternoon FROM BRISTOL. June 28.. Monday Lady CharlotteIaftertioni 29..Tuesday NamiIns. J2J afterno >n 30.. Wednesday I.ady tliarlotie3 afternoon July 1..Thursday Nautilus 2-1 af,erriont, 2.. Friday. Lady Charlotte 4 afternoon 3..Saturday .autilus. 5-i morning Carriages and Horses must he along-side all hour and half previous to the time of Sailing, otherwise they Cannot be Shipped, in consequence of Locking through the New Docks. FARES:—AftprCabin. 5s.-Fore Cabin,3s. Olkittiren utitier It Years of Age, Is e.ch. A Female Steward attends on Hoard both Packets. Refreshments may be had on Board, on moderate terms. Fotir-Whcel Carriage, 2Is.; Two-Wheel Carriage, 10s "d.; Horses, (is. each; Horse and Rider, After Cabin '» Fore Cabin, 7s. fid.; Cattle, 6s.; Sheep, Is, 6d These Karen include every expense. Not accountable for any Goods without Shipping Notes. Freighters are requested to order all Goods intended for 'h« NAUTILI'S to be sent to No. 12, Quay Street, or to Robert Chaplin, Cumberland Basin Locks; and for the Lady CHARLOTTE, to Clare Street Hall, Ntatsl Street, Bristol, (iocitis will be halllell from the Warehouses to the Jackets, at the expense of the Companies. Merthyr, Neirbriatje. Aberdnre, Cowhridge, Bridgend, Itatitrissetif,(srid Caerphilly.—Goods forwarded to these 1'1..<o.. in Spring Watson* and Lock-up Canal Boats im* thediaiely OIL arrival, unless ordered by any particular conveyance, in which case they will he deposited ill the fleam Packet Warehouse till called for.-Freight to be paid on delivery. Goods, Package', Parcels, &c. forwarded to allparis I the K in id o in wit hou* delay, when sell t to either of their Sit-am Packet Offices in Cardiff or Bristol. Further i. I,e I "■adilv obtained by applying to the Agents. jM r Woodman, Ayent, at the Packet Officc on the Wharf. Cardilf; or to Mr John Griffith Jones, Ajrent, No. 12, Quay Street, Bristol, for the NAUTILI'S I'ac. kei and of Mr Donovan, at ihe Packet Oilice, on the Wharf, Cardiff; or to Mr W. I!. Owen, 2ft, Avon Cres. cent. Holwdls, Bristol, for the LADY CilAltLOI'TE Packet. NoTICK.—The Proprietor of the above Steam Packets give Notice, that they will not be accountable for any Passenger's Lujigape, nor will they be answerable for *ny Goods. Packages, or Parcels (if lost or damaged by Fire. Leakage or otherwise) unless Booked at either of their Offices at Cardif for Bristol, if above the value Obf tOs., unless entered at its value, atul Cairiage in pro- portion paid for the same, at the tune of Booking.— Coods consigned to order, or not taken away before Six o'clock ill the evening of the (lay of Vill be warehoused at the risk and expense of the consignees All goods to he considered as liens, not ouly for freghl Itild charges due thereon, but aiso for all previousl; un- satisfied Freight and Charges due by consignees :o the l'roprietor of the said Packets. Disputed weights Or measurement, claims for loss or damage. &c., t-anin t beiliowed, unles a written notice of the same be sent to the Office on the day of delivery. Britannia Life Assurance Company. No. 1. PRINCE'S STREET, BANK, LONDON. CAPITAL ONE MILLION. Ðírectorss. William Hardsell, Esq Robert Egliji'051' Samuel Bevina.ton, K;q Erasmus Foster, Esq, Wm. Pechney Black, Esq Alex. Re^f1 Irv,"c-Ks(l- John Bright.nan, Esq Pftrr »orr,Son F.,«q, George Cohen. Esq Wil'*0} J'/n".f9* Willi! Coventry. vAq H < John Drewctt, Esq "'0,nas 1 wccd» fthbtc.,J John Sims, M. [).™ene7.erJS,nith, Esq., Surgeon. Solicitor. ^rjji^m Bcvan, Esq., Old Jewry. ADrANTAGKS OF TIllS INSTITUTION. 1\ -,istecotioti,irai set of Tables composed expressly fp-iiie use <#f this Institution, from authentic and com fliete data. Increasing rates of Premium on a new and remark- able plan, for securing loans or debts; a less imme- ellate payment being required on a policy for the unolc kle-rin oflife than in any otticrof-ice. A Board of Directors in attendance daily at Two o'clock. Age of the Assured in every ease admitted in the Policy. A)! claims payable within one month after proof of ^Sartt. Medical attendants remunerated in all cases for thr reports. jlremium per Cent per A nniim payable during Firitt Second Third Fouith Reinain- hge. Five Five Five Five der of j years. Years. Years. Years. Life. IT- d. £ s. d £ «. d. £ s d £ d. ^0 ill 41 5 K> 1 10 11 1 V6 9 i o « 30 1 p 4 | 12 2 1 19 I 2 7 4 2 17 G ■40 1 lfi I 2 4 4 2 14 6 3 7 3 4 3 4 30 2 16 78944555630 13 7 PETEH MOnRISO, Esq., liesident JJircctur, London. AGENTS. Nf.wPORT Nir A. G. Jenkins. 'I'll t:IIEGAR litoi' WORKS-\V. F.lrf'land. •CARDIFF —W. D Morwwd, Bank. MERTHYR TYDVIL —Walter Thompson, Bank. "]'()NTYPOOL ——Stephen Vernon, Bank .cllEPSTOW -J.I,. Ualel",)'!), Solicitor. IUSK ,A B I-RC. AV 1-. N,% Y. -j- llil,.y Morgan.Stationer MONNIOUTti -%V. Jetikii)g, Stationer. 1'02 SOPTBNINQ THII SKIN AND IM PROVING THE COMPLEXION, GODFREY'S EXTRACTor ELDER FLOWERS stands unrivalled for its efficacy it completely eradi- cates Tan, Pimples, Freckles, Redness, and all Cutane- °us Imperfections; renders the ir.ost Sallow Complexion ■^elicatcly clear, and imparts to ihe Skin a pleasing and '^ealtliy appearance. In the proccs* of shaving it is invaluable, as it allay" the irritation and smarting paiti ■d renders tlie skin smooth and firm. It protects the from the effects of the cold winds and damp atmos- phere, and will be found beyond all praise, to use as a family Lotion on all occasions. Sold in Boule3, price 2a 9d, with directions for *J8'ng it, by all jespcctable Medicine Vcuders aud I'er- ? fWers. J,Ist Price 2s 6,1. GWENLIJAN; Uf, the of KIDWEELY. A Tragedy, in five Acts, By E. ANDREWS. B. A. London: I.Oijm'.n and Co., Paternoster Rov, and Ciia;)mati and tiiili, S,i-ati, Tenbury Gas Works. P ICR SON'S cl'sirons to ICR EC T the OAS WORKS at TEN BURY, are requested to s< nd TESD Ims to Mr Charles Price. Solicitor, Tenbury, Worcestershire, on or before the 6th day of July next, at whose Office Plans and Specifications of the Works inav be seen. Tenbuvy,21st June, 1841. T A F F VALE R A I LW A Y. Alteration of Passenger Trains N'OTICE IS HFREBY GIVF.N, (hat on and after THURSDAY, the 1st dav of JULY, the Trains will daily leave Cardiff and Merthyr at the undermentioned hours ;-excel)tiiiit Sundays. Fiiom CARDIFF. Fiom MEIITIIYR. H. M. II. M. 6 30 A M. 7 0 A. M. 9 0 do. 9 20 do 1 0 P. M. 1 30 P. M. 5 0 do. 5 20 do. SUNDAYS. 9 0 A. M. 9 20 A M. 3 0 P. M. 3 20 P M. For further particulars of I'ares, Tim i. and Stoppages at Stations, reference must he madu to the Train Bills, which may be had at any of ilie Com zany's Stations. The Charges on Merchandise and Cattle may be known on application at any of the Stations. T'aff Valc Railway Office, Cardiff, June 17th, 1S41. TAFF VALE RAILWAY. '■PHE OmrxrrORS Arc now ready to receive I TENDERS for LOANS of M!»NEY in sums of m-t less than £ 200, ujion the security of Loan Notes to be issllet! nnri,'r the Cnmpany's "al,I}f'rill1r (IIt,.r,'st al th.e rate of 6 PerCent. per annum, p iyable half yearly, enti- 11in> tlie Holders to receive 11. debentures of the Company,deliverable in the mouth of l'cbruary, 1843, or 1844. Tenders tnav he addressed to the UndeiManed, at the Company's Office, Cardift, or to "I;f"x Mi Is and Co., Bankets, London Mr William .Mallard, 27, Stittll Street, Bi istol. JOSEPH BALL. Taff Va'e Railwav Office, Cardiff. Secretary. May 2"2d, 184\. TAFF VALE RAILWAY. Contract for Itails and Chairs. N'OTICK IS HEREBY OIVEN, that tlie DIRECTORS Wll.L MEET at their OFFICE, in CARDIFF, on THURSDAY, the 1st JULY next. at One o'clock, to receive TENDERS for the supply of 4) TONS OF MALLEABLE IRON RAILS. 200 TONS OF CAST IIWN CHAIHS Patterns and Specifications triav be seen at the Engi- neer's Office, Maendy, near Cardiff. By Order of the Boar,1 • r r> "UUI, ivsUfll BALL, Railway Office, Secretary. Cardiff, June 23d, 18H. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TVTOriCE IS HFRRI1Y GIVEV. (hat at tlii next GENER \I. Qlf AltTER SESSIONS of the PEACE, to be holden at N e'ATII, In and for the said County, on 29!1, day of JU\ E instant, the Jus'ices 'then awl i/icre assembled will. at the hour pf Twelve of the Cloet at Noon of the same day proceed to t-tlc iuto consideration the provisions of an ,\ct made anJ passed in (lie 2d and 3d years of the Reign of Her present M ijesty intituled, "An Act f >i the E-tahlishmcnt of County and District Constables bv the Authority of Justices of the Peace," more particularly the expediency of appointing Constables f»r the whole County, anil to enter into such Resolutions and Orders for the adoption thereof or otherwise as may be thought expedient. Dated this 9; h day of JUDe, IE41, oil the Requisition of Five Justice* of the Peace acting in and for the said County, WOOl), Clerk of the Peace. j' JONES'S Aperient and Antibilious Pills, PU £ Vr!TINfl AND REMOVING STOMACH COMPLAINTS, AIMSIVG FHOM BILE. IN- DIGESTION, FLATULENCY, AND HABITUAL COSTlVEN ES, &c. &c. Prepared from the Original Prescription of the late W. 7J. Roberts, Esq, M.D., Oaklar.d. 'TMIESE PILLS, having experienced, durinij a I long period, the most satisfactory proof, are strongly recommended as the best m-dicinc ever extant, for Bilious complaints, and the various disorders occasioned by Indigestion, sedentar) pursuits, &c. The Beneficial effects produced by these P Us, render them worthy the notice of the puid.e, as they are ex- tremely well ca culated for those habits of body that me costive, will remove all diseases resulting from a con- fined state of the Bowels, and Torpidity of the Liver. such as ficad Aches, Indigestion, Flatulence, Loss of Appetite, Nausea, Wind, Spasms, Bilious Vomitings, Worms, Piles, Gravel, Pain in the Side (commonly turned Stitch), Rheumatism, Scorbutic Eruption?, Lo«- ness of Spiiiis, &e. &c. Their operation is mild and effective, and unattended with that exhaustion, which very generally follows the n.c of many pills of a Purgative quality, being Leo from any Calomel, the Patient need not remain confined while taking ilicm. N.B.— Persons of a full habit, who are subject to Head Ache, (;i,ldilws,. Drowsiness. &c., aiising from too great a flow of Blood to the Head, will lithl these Pills pailiculaily useful. PREPARED ONLY BV R03EKT ISAAC JONES, Chemist, Tie' Madoc. And Sold in Boxes Is l.Jd, and 2s 6d each, of whom also may be had, Jones's Pectoral Cott-Ih Balsam, For COUGHS, COLDS. ASTHMAS, HOARSENESS &c. &c. S.)ld in 7jd, and Is IJd, Bottles. The Pills -Sold also bv appointment, wholesale, by n. Yates and Co, 23, Budge Row, London; Evans, Son, and Co.. ll. Lord Street, Liverpool. Retailed by Messrs Ellis, Bamror; W. P. Williams. Robert Owen, Carnarvon Thomas Hughes. J « •» William Jone.i, Llrtnrwst; Huberts y > ie*' Amlwch Roberts. Llangollen Jones, Cor wen » arry, Llangefni; Griffiths and Roberts. Aberyatwith, Merthyr Tydifl Tarlt, Mold Jones, liala D. Lloyd, Festii:i, and by other respectable Medicine Venders in the Piincipality. Noiii- are geniiine but th()qp which bear file Signature of «• Hubert Isaac Jones," on tbe Government Stamp. CURIOUS ,ti,l COI'AIBA KNHRKLY SU- PERSEDED.—WRAY'S BALSAMIC I ILLS, a certain cure for strictures, pains in the loins, affections of the kidneys, gravel, irritation of the bladder or urethra, and other diseases of the urinary passsipos. These Pills having been employed in upwards of 1,8?O cases in private practice prior to being advertised in one many thousand cases since, and in no one instance known to fail, are strongly recommended as a tar more eilicacious remedy than balsam copaiba, CLIbebs, or any other medicine in present use. Prepared only by M. O. W'ray. at 11S, Holborn ili.I. and 344 Strand, one door from Catherine Street, sold also by Sanger, 150, Oxford Street; Johnston, (>3. Cornbiil Barclay, 95, Fariingdon Street; Butler, 4, Clieapside and by all Medicine Venders in Town and Country. -it ,11 VI ll.,I- 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and lis each Box. Ask for" Wray s Bal- samic Pills." Advice given gratuitously to persons calling hetween the hours of eleven and one in the ttior;ittig, and seven and nine in the evening. AokktJcnkiqs, Druggist, Merthyr Ty(hi1 and ) Dvwluio, SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY. To Excavators. \7ANTF.D, 300 pood ABLE ROD1LD MEN. V T Liberal Wages will he given. Apply to Messrs J. and W. Dawson, Contractors, K,-Ilt, or to Nlr John Three Cranes Cardiff. VALUABLE AGENCY. TlIF. Ailvertiser is desirous of niakin? arrange- ments with parties of respectability in this and «dj 'iiiin^ Counlic, for Conducting AN AGENCY of considerable importance, possessing supeiior claims tlpf,l] geiier,t] I)airoiiiie,-whicit will yield la^ge and constant profits.—and may be advantageously attached to any ahle business or occupation. The time and attention requisite to a proper superin- tendence, will be but trifling, compared with th.' pecuniary advantages to he derived from the engage- ment, which will be foufld in every respect well worthy of immediate notice. No Letter wi I be replied to which does not contain the name and address of the wriler, as strictly honourable confidence may be relied upon It is also expected that a Postage Stamp will be enclosed to free the answer to the first letter of enquiry. Address (free) to Mr Mansfield, 180, High S'reet, Southampton. GLAMORGANSHIRE. SUMMER ASSIZES, 1841. HIGH SHERIFF HEREBY HIVES NO- TICE, that ihe COMMISSION' to hold the ASStX S for this COUN TY will he OPENED at the GUI LDH ALL, in the Town of C,t ltDIFF, on SAI'UR- DAV, the Third day of JULY next, and that th. Jllde will go into Court on MONDAY NloitNING, file Fifth day of July, at Ten o'cl ck. when and where all Grand and l'etly Jurors, and all Persons under re- cognizances to prosecute and give evidt-ijee against,and all Persons employed in the prosecution 1111,1 defence of all Criminal Prisoners, are required to attend. AND NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN, that all Magistrat. s, or their Clerks, are to annex the Deposi tions and Recognizances together in each case, and to deliver them tothe Clerk of Assize in Court, on opening I he Commission. Swansea. June '23. 1841. SHERTFPS ORDINARY. l't. AINSLEY [i LSPI'.CTI- ULLY beg* fo inform those G.?n- V tlemen who intend DININO with the HIGH SHERIFF, that the OitDIN'AHY will he provided at tbe C vR 1)1 FF AltMS, on SATURDAY, the 3d of i u IIY. to he on ilif- Table at Three o'clock precisely. Cardiff Arms '2'Jd June, 18H. BLtlDGEXD, GLAMORGANSLlIUE. ToFarmerSj Graziers, Woolstaplers, and Others. NOTICE IS HKRERY GIVEN, tint a FAIR for tlie Sale of Horses. Cattle, Wool, and other Farming Stock, will be held annually in th<* Town of BiUDGEND, on every Second MONDAY in the Month of JlJLY. BBIDGEND being situated in the Centre oftheVale of Glamorgan, and a most convenient At.trket Place, )>».lng lu-en lately Erected there, offers great advantages for ttic Sale of Agricultural Produce, at the period of the Year above named, particularly as flie Sron/l Mon- day in July will not interfere "illl any Other Fair, held in the immediate neighbourhood. Bridgend, 14th June, 1841. BRECONSHI RE. AN EXCELLENT FREEHOLD HILLY FARM FOR ale fiy iJribatc Coittwrt, 13LAElq CALL AN, CONTAINING 200 ACRES, siluitc in the Parish of LLAN THE 1'I'Y, let to Mr Jenkin Williams, at the low yearly rent of £ 6:). It is well adapted for young attle, and the Sheep Walk is dry and healthy. It i; distant six miles froin Nier- thyr and ten from Brecon. for terms apply to Mr Elias Watkins. the Proprietor, or at the officc of Messrs Meyrick and Davies Solicitors, Merthyr. VALUABLE FARMING STOCK, Colliery Horses, 'c., AT GOITRA FARM, maugam, GLAMORGANSHIRE. fro be OnJ tJU Uttion, ON THURSDAY, THE 1ST DAY OF JULY, 1341. Without Reserve. By Mr M. WHITTINGTON, THE whole of the Valuable FARMING STOCK, CROP, and COLLIERY HORSES, of Wm. JoNT.S, E«q., consisting of six Draught Horses, one Draught Mare and Colt, five very handsome Villi, s, two good Hacks, one Cartiage Horse, 100 Sheep, 51 Lambs, two Heifers, tliree years old Heifer in Calf, Milch Cow, Fat Heifer, two Cilves. S ven old Geese, 31 young olle., threa flicks of Hay, about 26 Tons, Lot of Straw, ditto Reed, four Carts, four Waggons, two Hay ('ars. two Iron Houghs, two Wooden ditto. Turnip Drill, pair of Drags, Harrows, Yokes. Grindstone, Ladders, Wheel- barrows, Oat Bins. 14 Sets of Harness. Saddle and Bridles, Lot of Agricultural lools, Measure Sieves, Field Roller, Lo of Fowls, &c. &c. Catalogues will be ready for delivery two days prior to Sale, and may be had at the Somer-et House, Tai- bach or of the Auctioneer, Wind Street, Neath. Four Mouths'Credit will be given on approved Security to Purchasers above Five Pounds- Sale at Eleven for Twelvc precisely. GLAMORGANSHIRE. Mr M. W HIT T I N G T 0 N WILL SUBMIT dFor gate inj Atictiott, At the ANGEL INN, in the Town of CARDIFF, on S\TU !I)YY,the3d of J U r, Y next, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon (subject to such conditions of Sale as shall be then produced), in 3 Lots Lor 1. 4 LL that FREEHOLD FIELD or PARCEL of LAND, called PONT GANNA, situate in the I'ariiii of F,F,ANI)IPF, and containing 10 Acres, more or less, of rich Pasture Land, now in the possession of Messrs Harford, for a term, of which H years arc unex- pired, at the low yearly rent of £ 32. LOT 2 "11 that FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE, OUT HOUSES and G Alt PEN. with its Appurtenances, now called or known by the name of Cl.vi DD A FARM, containing by ad in asureinent UA. Or 30P. of luxuriantly fertile. Land, divided into several small closes, now in the occupation of Mr Evan John, at the yearly rent of t25. This Lot is situate close to the Turnpike Itoad, lead- ing from the Village of Ely to Cardiff, and has a right of Common Appurtenant on Ely Common. LOT 3—Ml those TWO FREEHOLD FIELDS or PAIfCELS of LAND, called 'rWYI'iE GLEISIO.V FIELDS, otherwise called GltlUCN TUMP and CKOOKKD ACRE,containing by admeasurement 3*. 1.R, PP-. situate wltllll1 a Quarterof a Nlileoftlic Ancient City of Llandaff, on the Merthyr lIoad. The beauty of the situation, and of the surrounding country, is too generally known to require any minute description. The Piopertv is situate in the beautiful Vale of the Taff. and is in the immediate vicinity of objects of the most attrac tive and interesting nature. It is rarcly that a property so eligible and combining so many ad vantages for Building on is offered for Sale in this fertile (Ii-trict. For particulars apply to Mr William Llewellyn, Al torney at Law, Neath; Mr Thomas Dalton, Attornes at Law, Cardiff; Mr R. Davis, Uaadaff j or the Auctioneer, Post Office, Neatfj, TOWN OF NEATH, GLAMORGANSHIRE Co lie tt. AND ENTERED UPON ON TlIF. 1ST DAY OF MAY NEXT, VLL that long established TAN YARD and PREMISES, now in the occupation of Mr Kdwasd THOMAS, situate in WATER STREET, in t)ie lo.vii of N EATH aforesaid. The above Premises are conveniently situated willi an atnple supply of water, and in evcy way calculated for carrying on an extensive Business. Further parti- culars may he had on application to Mr Cuthbertson, Solicitor, Neath. C A RDIFF. JWodem Household Furniture, Chini, Glass, Kitchen Requisites, and other Effuts. 1ro be Solb" tiy Slurtioif, By Mr E. LEYSHON, On the Premises at the BUn: DOCKS. on TUESDAY, the 29th day of JUNK, 1841, rlH E w"nll' of the Excellent and Modern HOUSE- < HOLD FURNITUHE, and other Effects, belong- ing 10 Mr ABBOTT, who is changing his residence, consisting of a Set of handsomelMahogany Dining Tables, Mahogany Sideboard, Hair So-a and Cnnch, Mahogany Pembroke Tables, Bosewood Card Tdhle, Mahogany Hair seat Chairs. Imitative Rosewood di:to. Loo Table. Lamps with ground Glass Shades; Hius-els, Kiddr- minster, and other Carpets Hearth Rugs Urll!!>!cts. But- ler's Tray and Stand, Bionzed Fenders, Steel Fire Irons. Mahogany four post Bedsteads, with Moreen and Chintz Furniture, French and other Bedsteads. Feather aii-inlill- puff n..ds ;11111 Bedding,W001 Mattresses, Palliasit,c,llalio. ganv Chests of Drawers, Washstands and Ware, Dres-in^ Tables, Swing Glasses, Bell Kopes, Mahogany lIook Case and Secretaire Night Tables, Rush seat Cliaiis. Oil Clotli and Matting, Stair C.upe.t and Brass Rods, Dinner and Tea Services. Cut Glass Decanters and Bottles, Castors and Stands, Wine Glasses, Tumblers, &c., Kitchen T ibles, Dish Covers, Meat Sere m, and Bottle Jack, Linen Press, Fenders and Fire Irons, Tripods, Knives and Forks, Earthenware, and ge, eral Kitchen lequisites May be viewed the day preceding and morning of Sale. The Sale to commence at 11 o'Clock in the Forenoon. BRECONSUIRE, VALUABLE ESTATE, FUR S.IIL- 2To be ereluptoríl JltJ b EttCitou, (Under a power uf SlIle) By Mr HUGH JONES, At the SWAN INN, in the Town of B'fCON. 01 SATURDAY, the'2ith day of JULY, 1811, subject to such Conditions as shall he then produced in Three .iould be so dee.ded at tl,e I ots (or in One Lot, if it should be so decided at the time of Sale). LOT I. ALL that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and cal'e(i or kiio,%ti fly the N,iivtc of I TY It flit IOG, otherwise Tyr David Howell Walter, with the COEDCAE thereto adjoining and belonging, containing together, by a ,I *2It. 30p. (more or less), and now in the occupation of David Davies, at the low Yearly Rent of £ .56. "0'1' 2.— .ill those Two Pieces of Arable and Pasture LAND, known hy the Name of Cae'r Ty Newydd, containing together, by admeasurement, 3A. IR, 24P. (more or less), part and parcel of the said Tenement called Tyr l'entirriog. no v also held by the said David Davii-s. at the low Yearly nellt of 13. Lor 3.—All that TENEMENT and LANDS, called or 1 no.vn by the Name of lYntre Bach. containing, by .1"1. 30 Acres (more or less), and now ill the occupation of Thomas Thomas, at the low Yearly Rent of £ 24. The several lands above described adjoin one another. and are situate ill the Parish of Llanthetty, in the County of Brecon. The Tram Roatlleadin from Talybont towards Trcvil, ai;d tlirnce towards Sirhowy and Beaufort, runs through the upper parts of Lo's One and Threc.; and the several Lots taken together, present a very eligible I roperty for Persons trading on the Talybont Tram Boad, or for Investment. For a view of the Premises, apply to the respective Tenants, or the A uctioi fer; and for further particulars to Mr David Lloyd Harrics,Solicitor, Llandovery. 22d June, 1841. PKRRY'S Purifying Specific Pills, Price 2s 9.1, 4s Citi, and lis per box (Observe, the signature of It and L. PERRY and Co., on the outside of each wrapper), ARE well known throughout Europe and America' to he the mist certain acd effectual cure ever dis" covered for every stage and symptom of the Venerea' Disease, in both sexes, including Gonorrhre.i. Gleets. Secondary Symptoms. S rictures. Seminal Weakness. Deficiency, and al! diseases of the Urinary Passages, with- out loss of tiffic, colitilletiletit, or hindrance from business They have effected the most surprising cures, not only in recent and severe cases, but when saliva ion and all other lIIean5 have failed and are of the utmost impo t- ance to those afflicted with Scorbutic Affection*, Emptions oil any part of ihe body. Ulcerations, Scrofulous or Vene- rea! Ta:nt, being justly calculated to cleanse the blood from all foulness, counteract every morbid affection, and restore weak and emacipattd constitution* to pristine health and vigo Ir. They are particu'arlv recommended to be taken before persons enter into the matrimonial state, lest the indis- cretions of a parent are the source of vexation to him the remainder of his existence by iifHicting his innocent but unfortunate offspring, with tlie evil eruptions of a itia' g* nant tendency, and a of other complaints, thai are most assuredly introduced by the same neglect and imprudence. Messrs PERIlY expect when contuUed by letter the usual Ft-e of One Pound, withvit which, no notice whatever can be taken of the Communication (postage pre paid). Patients are requested to be as minute as possible in the detail of their cases,—as to the duration of the com plaint, the symptoms, age, habits of living, and general occupation..Medicines can be forwarded to any part of ihe world; 110 difficulty can occur, as they will be securely packed, and carefully protected from observation. THE CORDIAL BAXjM OF SYRIACUM is intended to relieve those persons, who, by a;, immo- derate indulgence of their passions, have ruined their constitutions, or in their way to the consummation of that deplorable state arc affected with any of those previous symptoms that betray its approach, as the various affec- tions of the nervous system, obstinate gleets, excesses, irregulaiity, obstructions, weaknesses, total impotency, barrenness, &c. A perseverance in its use has been the happy means of relieving many thousands, and of restor- ing a great number to the permanent enjoyment of life. It is remarkable for its efficacy in all disorders of the digestive organs, and is especially recommended to those, who, from the irregularities of youthful age, hahi;s of studious or a life of pleasure, have fallen into a despondent state of mind, and that distressing train of symptoms commonly denominated the nervous. In sucli persons the mental are not less enfeebled th:\n the cor- poreal, and to them a remedy that acts with efficacy, without interfering with domestic habits, is peculiarly desirable. Sold in Bottles, price lis each, or the quantity of four in one Family Bottle for :?:}< (including Mes-rs Perry and Co.'s. well known TH EA TIS: on Secret Vice, &c..) by which one lis Bottle issued. (Oilserve the signature of It. and L. PERRY and Co., on the outside of each wrapper.) The Five Pound Cases (the purchasing of which will he a saving of One Pound Twelve Shillings,) may be had as usual at 4. Great Charles Street. Birmingham, and 44, Albion Street, Leeds; and Patients in the Country who require a course of this admirable medicine, should send Five Pounds by letter which will entitle thcin to the full benefit of such advantage. Messrs Perry and Co., Surgeons, may be consulted as usual at No. 4. Great Charles Street (four doors from Easy Bow). Birmingham, and No. 44, Alluon Street. Leeds. Only one personal visit is required from a country patient to enable Messrs Perry and Co. to gjvc such advice as will be the means of effecting a permanent "tid effectual cure after all other means have proved ineffectual. N.B.—Country Druggists,Booksellers, Patent Medicine Venders, and every other shopkeeper, can be supplied .vitli any quantity of Perry's Purifying Specific Pills and Cordial Balm of Syriacum, with tne usual allowance U the trade, by most of the principal wholcsale Patent Medicine houses in London. hl bl JeuMas, Merthyr T¡dvi1 IInd Dowlais, BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY. QCHWEPPE and CO., SO Ion-, known to the Puhlic as the principal Manufacturers of ALKALI WATERS, could not allow the increasing approbation of the Medical Profession and the Public generally, to, MAGNESIA in a FLlílO FORM, without directing t;, r attention to a branch so legitimately connect'd wi h their own previous preparations. The expedience of half a century, and the advantage of powerful machinery, have enabled them to bring out a first rate article, and they now respectfully solicit the attention of the Puhl c tor their LIQUID MAGNESIA, for cure, of GouC Gravel, Diseases of Children, and (mixed with their Acidulated Syi up) in cases of S,'a Sickness in Bottles. at j Is. 2s 6 i, 4s 6d and 10s each aud sold, wholesale, at heirWareho ses, 5!, Berners Street, London; I.i"erpool, Bristol, and Derby also by Sutton and Co., B >w Church Yard; Barclay and Son, Farrinjdon Street; Mr E Edwards and Thos B,Ier. St Paul's Church Yard and retail by all respectable Ciiemists and Patent Medicine Venders. SODA and POTASS WATER and E", ATED L 'MONADE made as usual on the largest scale, at their four establishments. Each genuine bottle is pro- tected by a label with their name. German Ziltzer AVater in Quarts and Pin s. Woodhouse's Ethereal Essence cf Ginger. PATRONS: Her Most Gracious Majesty. His Majory the King of the Belgians. His Majesty the King of the French. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, and a long li-t of Nobility. Sir D. Davies, Physican to their late Majeslil's. Dr J. Johnson, Physxiau to their late Majesties. J. H. Curties, Esq, Auristto riitto. Dr As'iwell, Physician to (Joy's Hospital. Professors l'ereira, Pilchpr, an.l Millard, And *208 of the most 1 inirieiit of the Faculty; and by especial uppointmeut to his late Mo-t Gracious Majesty, as the following letter from Sir it. Wheaily testifies St James Palace, 25th June, 1833. S IR, lam honoured with the Kind's commands to express his Majesty's sense of your polite atten- tion in sending the two Bottles of Ethereal Essence of (Linger. His Maje-ty has been pleased to direct me to f >rw ird you Ten Pounds in payment for the same. Enclosed you will find the amount. I am, Sir, yours, ohed., "To Mr D. Woo ihouse." H. WIIEATIY. \VOODllllltSE'S GINGER still maintains its superiority in affording instant relief in Cholera Morbus, Spasms, Cramps, Flatulence,Langour, Hysterics, Heartburn, Loss of Appetite, Pa n and Oppression after Meals nlsothose Pains of the Stomach and B iwels which aiise from Gouty Flatulencies. Digestion, however much impaired, is restored to its pristine st.,te by the use of this invaluable preparation, and the Proprietor earnestly calls the atten- tion of every Family to i'S virtues, particul.tily at this season, when fiom the too free indulgence of fr,.it, &c., the stomach all,1 bow. Is become d ranged, and too fre quellrly (from neglect) terminates in inflammation r.n I tbe most fatal consequences. This Essence :s prepared solely by 15. K. Gregory, Chemist, Church Strict, Hack- IS ney, ami Sold in Bottles,2s(jJ, 4s6d,and ilas> Stoppered ones at 103 6J audits each (duty included)—where also may be had Gregory's Family Piils-a most safe all,, eilicacious remedy for Bilious and Liver Complaints — they neither impair by time, or change by climate, and may be taken with perfect safety even hv the most deli- cate child—in b>xes, Is lid,'2s 9d, and 4i6d each. Aellt for Merthyr and Dowials-Irs Jenkins.
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FROM THE LONDON UAiHTTBS. .0 follitipri, Friday, June 18. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Pickering, Bedford, upholsterer. BANKRUPTS. W. Bvwater, Remington, Leicestershire, carpenter. Ð. II Stonham, Li> erpool, copper merchant. J) Edwards, Pembroke, miller. J. Aspen, Batings, Rochdale, cotton spinner. It. It. Hoskins, Liverpool, victualler. G. Sterling, jun., Newcastle upon t'yne, bootmaker. Ill. Spencer, Newcastle upon Tyne, scrivener. E. J. Phillips. Bristol, victualler. J. H. Heron. J. S. Heron, J. K. Heron, and A. Heron, Manchester, cotton spinners. DIVIDEND. Ju!y 14, M. D. Morgan, Llangattock, Breconshire, grocer. London, Tuesday, Jane 22. BANKRUPTS. 11.. Bowiev, Mincing Lane, and Doddington Grove, Newington, broker. T. B Proctei, Stock well, lunatic asyluni keeper. J. Overton, Queen Street, Grosvenor Square, coach plater. H Molyneaux, Lombard Street, aud Ealing Green, wateh maker. J. G. Caporn, Bedford, linen draper. D. Sharp, Southampton, attorney at law. H. W. Morgan, Alford, Lincolnshire, grocer. W. Selkirk, Aston juxta Birmingham, engraver. J Blanch, Hath. ironmonger. J. RawLngs, Gloucester, innkeeper. DIVIDEND. July 14. n. Lewis, otherwise H. P. Lewis, Llando- very, Carmarthenshire, draper.
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HIGH WAT lilt AT BRISTOL, &c. (Fron Hunt's Tide Table.) illIOII WATER.i Cumb. Bathurs Morn, liven.' Gates. Gates. June. h. m h. w j FT. INC. FT. inc Sunday 27 0 4-"> 1 IS, 24 9 13 6 Monday 28 I 4r> 2 24 23 9 1'2 6 Tuesday.29 2 03 3 30 23 8 12 5 AVednesday .30 4 3 4 35 24 4 13 1 Thursday JttLY 1 5 4 5 32| 25 5 14 2 Friday 2 5 551 6 17| 26 5 15 2 Saturday 3 6 361 6 56' '27 2| 15 11 Saturday 3 6 361 6 56 27 215 11 EQUATION OF THE TIDES. These Equations, applied to the above Table, will give the Approximate Times of High Water, at the following Places on the Coasts of England and Wales. H. M. H. M Aberystwith. add 0 15 Liverpool. add 4 a Caernarvon add 1 45 Newport, Mon.. sub 0 36 Cardiff Road sub. 0 55 Portsmouth add 4 20 Cardigan Bar sub. 0 15 Swansea Bar sub 1 14 Carmarthen Bay sub 1 5 Thames' Mouth sub 5 45 Chepstow.• sub. 0 13
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. BUTE DOCK, CARDIFF. ARRIVED.—The Friends, Winter, from Bristol, the Hannah, Thomas, froin Gweek. the Jane, Reid, from Hayle, the Nlitry, Care, front Penzance, the John Harvey, Edwards, and the Henry, Humphreys, from ilayle, the Lady Clinton, lIancmond, from Oovor, the Commerce, Tremearne, from St Ives, the Rhoda, Williams, from Miliord, the Kilty, Davies, from Plymouth, the Apollo, Bryant, from Neath, ihe Glenzairy, Connell, t.rom Swansea, the Joseph, Care, from St Ives, the Eclipse, Blackley, from Dubliu, the Tom Rt>wliii|Ti Irom Plymouth, the Post Boy, Loveriud, and the Quiver, lioriitt, from London, the Catherine, Hicks, from Swansea, the Elizabeth, Gudgpc, from Penz.mce, the Regains,Thompson, frum lIavre de Grace, the Exchange, Nlollat-d, fron) S"al),Ca, tile li:liz-,k ali(i Aiitt, ijla!oll fi-oll, ihe Thomas, Ro-ser, from Swansea, the Aseuoiia, Hawk, from Neath, the Magnet, Richardson, from London, and the Jane, D.irt, from Plymouth, in ballast; the Ocean, Spray, from H tyle, «i h tin; the Rebecca, Hooper,from Rridgewatei, with bricks the Lady Charlolle, Jeffery, and the Nautilus, Allen, from Bristol, with sundries. SAILEI).i,lic Nancy, Andrews, and the Fame, Grenfell, for Hayle, the Sedulous, Potbury, for London, the Anna Maria, Roberta, fur Limeiick, the Jary, Care, for Penzance, the Joseph, C'tre, for St lve», the Reward, Kirkcup, for Loudon, the Abeona, Attridtje, for Cork, tbe Sally and Ann, Gibson, and the Hose, Gondou, for Waterfonl, the John Harvey, Fid wards, for Ilayle, the Countess Fortescue, Hollow, and the Phrenix, Thomas, for St Ives, the Orb, Knight, for Padstow, the Harriet, Harvey, for Penarih, the Fidelity, Mnkinson, for Dublin, the Pacific, Symons, for Waterford, and the Edward, Oyles, for St Ives; the Maria, Thomas, for Porthkerry, in ballast the Mentor, Meijti«, for Siettin, with iron the Hope, Kobertsoii, and the Jaue, Campbell, for lodloul wiib lituestguej the Pearl, Love i for Malaga, with c.ke; the Lady Charlotte, Jetlery, and the Natitilus, Ai!eii for Bristol, with sundries. NEWPORT. ENTERED JWVAKDS. — The Susanna, navic-s from Cork, with cattle; the Experiment, Thomas, from Bi istol, and the Wave, Burd, from Pad-tow, with iron 01 e ihe Unanimity, Mitchell, from Bndjfe- water, iitli bricks and Hour; the Blucher, Wash- bourn, from Gloucester, and the John and Mary. Lati adort,f> 0111 Bridge water, wil b flour the allscow Burd, the Actress^ Lloyti, from Youghal, the Ed ward, Lambert, from VVexford, and the Fiiendu, Attrid-ge, from Cork, with sheep; the Little John. Htjirlie,, iiiiti I he Tyne, Chapman, from Youghal. and the Sarah, White, from Gloucester, with hay; the Norwal, Wiijjht, from Swansea, and the Wil- liam, Sini-ii, from G oucester, with metal; the Robert Lawe, Sutton, from Cork, with sheep and cattle; tlie Friendship, Bryant, from B' idgewater, with bricks; the Elizabeth, Squires, from Neath, with beer; the Lydney Trader. Pendergasf, from Youghal, and Billow, Fishwick, from Bideford. with oa's; the Fiiends, Barnar', from Wuterford, with oats si lid Hour; the Nepfunc.Sharman, from Brid^ewa'er, with iron the E'i/.abeth, E*au«, from Port madoc, and the Hope, Williams, from Mil ford, with slates; the Bris-ol Packet, Prewitt, from Bristnl, with lIour; the Smith, Hughes, from Cork, with oats and bacon the Guermey Maid, Galldin, from Guernsey, with cider; the Henry, James, from Milfurd, with limber; the Moderator, No. 1, the Moderator, No. 2, the Moderator, No. 3, the Mary, Gainey, the Bristol Packet, Itadmoic, the .John-, and the Neptune, Johns, from B istol, and the Jane IInd Mary, Guy, from Gloucester, with sundries j Ihe Ilaallah Sitiitli, I%I-Nartiara, frotti Gloucester, with hay; the Blessing, Duddridge, from Bridgewater, with flour and malt the Bu-y, Cootnbe, the Cha> lotto, Salt, aud ihe Concord, Cox, from Fowey, the St. George, Clitsoine, from Bristol, 'he Mope, D-rk, the Rebecca, Avery, and the Three Brothers, Hope, from Padstow, with iron ore. OUTWARDS.—The Rambler, Gilbeil, for Mar- seilles, the Sarah Tenant, May. the Mischief, Camp- be'l, the Sarah, Thorn is, a id the Gertrude, Newman, for Bowling Bay, the Criterion. Oshorn, and tbe Comet, [lead, fur Loudon, the Valency, Phelp, for Fùwey, the Minerva, Widdicombe, for Stockton, the Peter and Rebecca, Parry, for Cork, the Oder, Darmar, for Stettin, the William and Ann, Care, and the Jane, Johns, for Penzance, the Charles, Howe, (or Bridge water, the Robert, Clampitl, for Cardiff, the Louveira, Pounds, for Limerick, the Fanny, Johns, and ihe Tredegar, Johns, for Bristol, the Blucher, Washbourne, for Gloucester, tlie Thomas and Sarah, Hiscox, for Swansea, the John Wesley, Peeke, for Newcastle, the Minerva, Morgan, for Cardigan, the Lovely Lass, Watkins, for London, the Ann and Betsy, Delahoyde, the Margaret, \A< illiams, and the Young1 Gipsy, Williams, for Liverpool, the Active, B,.Im;iiio, for Topsham, the Elizabeth, Evans, for Pembroke, the Heloise, Levi- goreux, and the True Blue, Prewin, for Rouen, and the Eliza, Spray, for Ilayle, all with iron; the Foyle Packet, Scoble, (or Almeira, with cnk" and bricks the Sophia, Roberts, Newry, with tin plates; the Little John, Hayes, for Youghal, with slates the Billow, Fishwick, for Barcelona, and the Philip Dean, P. de St. Croix, for Valpiiaiso, with coal; the Gem, Gould, for Bristol, with pavioir stones the Flune,; file Robert Lawe, Sutton, for Cork, with empty casks; the Mary, Hopgood, for Sanselt, olld the George, Tamplin, for Bi istol, with iron and bricks the Ann, Roberts, for Diogheda, wish iron and bark the Henry, JameM, for Londonderry, with oak timber; tbe Union, Evans, for Liverpool, the Elizabeth and Sarah, Johnson, for Swansea, the Bristol Packet, l ivers, for B" islol, and Ihe Willie!mine, Kreplien, for Wismar, with iron and tin plates ihe M n v, Guiiiey, for Bristol, with iron and naphtha; 1G3 vessels with coal. NEWPORT FOREIGN SHIPPING LIST. FOREIGN ENTERED Isw ARnS. The Jasper, Gri^, from Rouen the Guernsey Maid, Gandhi, from Guernsey Ihe ChoU Le Reverdy, Bourgeois, from Nantes. ENTERED OUT AND T.OAr)iNG.-The Edward, Z eiker, and the Prl)Ollperitc, Albracht, (or Stettin the Alpha, John, for Boston; the Kreplien, for for Wi«mar: the Fort una, Kollu, for Altona; the fo,- the Narcisso, Mortino, for Napes; the Philip Dean, St. Croix, for Valparaiso; the Heloise, Levigoreux, and the True B ue, Prewitt, for Rouen the C'ytha, Smith, tin 1 the Billow, Fishwick, for Barcelona; the Robert Henry, Ellis, for Seville; the Choll Le Reverdy, Bourgeois, for Nantes. CLEARED OUT—The Wilheliniue, Kriplien, for Wisinar; the He'oisp, I.evigoreux, and the True Blue, Prewitt, for Rouen; the Billow, Fishwick, for Ilaicelotia; the Philip Dean, St. Croix, for Val parai-o. NEATH. CLEARED OUT.-The Helen, Sullock, for De- voren the Ann, Stride, for the Victory, Lee, for Gweek; the Friend's Goodwill, Loverinp, '°r Padstow; the Lively, Daniels, for Bridport the Venus, Jones, the Richard Hill, Smith, the Dart, Clineey, the Eliza, Simons, the Ann, Pearce, the Speculator. Parker, and the Friend-, Linen, for Exeter; the Active, Anthony, for Truro file Prosperous, Coleman, the Swan, Hughes, lie Elizabeth, Griffiths, aud the Dispatch, Cox, for Rridgewater; the Win. and Amelia, Dyer, for Fowey; the Mary Ami, Nicholls, the Maria, Gil- bert, the Swift, Kempthorn, the Brothers, Mo',lard, the Auspicious, l.ovet- i' iig I(lie Redruth, Ninnes, and Jane. Quick, and the Flora, iMathias, for St Ives; the Lord Vernon, Langden, the Dolphin, Thomas, the Elizabeth and Mary, Geen, and the Lion, Nan- kivell, for Plymouth; the Brolheis, Gustavus, for Penzance; the Fanny, Shaw, and the Ann, Long, for Bristol; the Victoria, Skentlebury, and the James, Barlett, for Looe; the Friends, Darracett, and the Tom Scott, Facey, for Bideford; the Hal cyon, Beytioti, for (,;oueester the Pikilemoti, Bad- deley, the Hurrell, Swalfin, the Friends, Wheaton, the Lark, Sullock, the Sandwich Bay, Steward, and the Lovely Cruizer, Cole, for Dartmouth the Princess Charlotte, VVillcocks, and the Elizabeth, Wheaton, for Teignmouth; tbe Dispatch, Jenuer, for Torquay; the Two Brothers, Wheaton, and the Fame, Buckingham, for Brigham the Ocean, Hopkins, for Liverpool; the Tryphena, Ilaiding, for Pot treath the Moderator, Wedlake, for Walchef; the Industry, Price, the Hibbert N. Bin- ney, Morgan, and the Royal George, Evau, for Cork; the Search, Churchward, aud the Magnet, Bevan, for Youghal the ;}colm, Edwards, and the Mary, Morris, for Waterford the Ann and Kate, Smith, for Wexford; the Countess of Lisburne, Jones, for Aberystwith; the Commerce, Williams, for Pwllheli; the Christy and Jane, Williams, for Beaumaris; the Fonmon Castle, George, for New. port; the Francis, Higgon, for Newport (Pembroke); and the Campbell, Queupel, for Jersey. LLANEL.LY. AlinIVED. The Oliver, Davies, the Friends, Stephens, and the William Henry, Bolli, from Hayle, the James, Samuel, and the Murton, Murton, from Truro, with copper ore; the Harriett and Phoebe, Thomas, from Bideford with grain; the Gazelle, Perry, from Swansea, with iron the Friends, ilowello,'fi,,)in l,i;(Ie Aitiptoij, with sioues the Janie, Beyuon, from Aberthaw, with lime stones5 the TrevannallcP, Sleeman. from St Agnes, with clay; the Aurora, Williams, the William and Sally, French, and the Letitia, Challicombe, from Ross, the George and Jane, Lewis, and the Speculator, James, from Waterford, the Carnsew, Cundy, from Hayle, the Yeoman's Glory, Cooper, from Truro, and the Alex ander Steward, Williams, from Cork, the Frederick. Stewart, from Paimbceuf, and the Caroline, Allan. son, from Brest, in ballast. SAILED,—The Peace, Lewis, the Sarah and Ann. Cavanagh, and the Elizabeth, Vulk, for Waterfonl, the Peter and Sarah, Wills, for Barnstaple, the Milford, Owens, for Ross, the Navigator, Freeman, and the Levant, Booth, for London, the William ivilliittns, the Brothers, Pope, the Superb, Harvey the Alln, Samuel, the Mary Kitty, Evans, and Mnry. Hopkin?, for Truro, the Trial, Beunet, for Cork: the Primrose, Ilo>kins, for Padstow, the Providence, Pillage, and the Premier, lloppen, for Plymouth, Comet, Mitchcl, for Southampton, the Emma, Young for Penzance, the Eleanor Grace, Bryant, foi Rridgewater, and the Clementine, Robloi, foi Cherbourg, wiih coals; the Henry, Llewellyn, fo. Liverpool, and the Charles, Murker, for Bristol, will copjcr,
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AGRICULTURE COMMERCE. LONDON MARKETS. a JENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN, per Quar- tcr, compHtorifrom the I R.u. GENERAL AVEKAGE—WEEK ENDING JeNE 12. » 1.. f- d. '•Vli.-at C2 2 j Rye ;<•> 9 U.iriey I 15 -aus 37 4 Oat* 22 2 I IVa^e 39 2 AOGUEOiTK A Vfilt AGE OF LAST SlX \VE £ 4.S. ». 4. i II. <1. Vlicnt 62 2 j Rye 34 II Parley 30 8 j Beans. 3S 2 )au 2'2 0 I l'ea*e 38 2 DUry ON FOREIGN CORN.—Jlne 17. s. d. s rI Thent il 8 Rye IS 3 Birlcy 10 10 Beans. «•••.«• 12 6 P» 9 r »-e 12 r, CORN ENCiJANGE— Monday, Jane II. Vlieat, Kent and Esse*, I Pease, White 3r..c per <)r 4f>, Si70« Grey. 3S< 4<U — — Norfolk 4f>s 60s B iii. is 30s SSs SiiflblK 48s 63s Beans, small 40s 4 ,'s Kye 34, 3fi„ Tick 36* 3!)< t>rtto, new Or Os Oats, Potato 2- 25s Barl.-y 25s 311, Poland 20j 2.1s Fine 28s 32i Feed. 18s 20i \lal:h CO-t) HAY M A U K E I'S. Saturday—Atperload of 36 Trusses. SM1THFIELD. W HITECH A PEL. 5. B. 8. a. Coarse !iea-y Low- j Course heavy Low. Uo.l M'-strlow Hay. 80 to 85 I land Mendow llay 80 In 85 Useful ditro 83 to U0 U»el"ul ditto SS lo 'J2 FineUnl aud .Meadow I'mcUidandMe idow a,-(I 9-1 9-, and Rvgrass IIay 95 io 1 0 Clover H iy 105 to 120 Clovei H.iy 105 'o I2<» I)at Straw. 1:1 In.2 Oat Straw 40 o 42 -13 to 41 Wheat Si 4 > .'o 4 1 CURRENT PlUCE OF HOPS-Nlo,I)AY, JTJ\F "-)I. Tile liint-s of mi-hiic and Kast Kent have improveii, as rn:g!1 II.. exjiected iiy ti- rtcei t cli inge to miuler weather, but tlio e of the Weaid of K.*i:t anil So>s-x exhibit t>>it li tie alteration (or tlie he't. Tile </ern'll(l f.'r Ihe time nf y""r i great, and it is conjtcinred that by the time oftlit: new crop arriving at market, scarcely any Hop« of the growh ot I84n will remain. The ti dot" not make any serum-* prq;.rre:-a. :tn the estiina'e cf the (lo'y has a Ivanced, and is now 150 lo £ 155,000, Nov Kent Pockets £ X lilojfl" 15. Choice and Ea«i Kent II lNio 14 14s. Low and ni'xi dy 5 12s to 7 Os. New K-li; It ijs 8 Os to 9 0s, Choice ati'l Ea»t Kent B i £ «a> 10 lis o 12 II. New Saisei Pockets (scaicely any lett) Ye irhn-i Ho.s Pocke « 5 12s to D H:i/'s and IS.i8- Hops 4 Oslo 6 10,. ISil's, 35's, and SG's 2 5« to 3 10s. JUNI- It. Ver "tone of 8!bs to sink the ofTal. Reef Ji 4 1 to 0s Oil fork 4. 0,1 to ii 8 t .Motion. 3; 8;l to 4s 0,1 I Laml) 5s 0.. to 5s Od Veal 4s 0.1 to 5s 0J I Iliad of this day. Keasts 2 4 10 C'atves 1/0 Sheep and Lambs .L'O I Piijs 043 Hty and Straw, per load of 3fi trusses. Hay £ 4s 0 1 to 4 15' 0 | Clover £ b 0 0 to fi 0 0 .Straw.j £ I 18s 0,1 t,> £ 1 2s 0,1. UIUTISII AND FOREIGN WOOLS—Per !h. to N 7 I— Half bred Is 4d lo 11 5.1—Kent, Is 41 to Is 7d. Foil —Germany, Electoral, 3; 0 I to 5« 0,1—Lower qualifies, 10,1 1,. 2. I s 2d lo 1-7 :—Van Die men's Land c iean I s 10,1 to 2* 4.1. LATEST PlUCKS OF METALS. Copper— Bi it. Cake, ton n II Tile, do 94 0 0 I 11,4 to011 011 F >reisn—S. American (dy 37s cwt) bd..ton. 0 0 U ri,i ewt42tt liars ewt 4 4 0 Wasters or\ above :\Ik. 35 less, all u:h,-rs lis I. (Others ill proportion.) Foreign—C Banca, Ixl. cwt 3 15 0 duty Straiia, lid. cwt 3 I? 0 l>er cwf. ( Bars, Inl. cwt 4 4 H Lead, British l'i t, 20 I o o 21 r, u Shot ton 22 10 0 Red ton 20 111 a White (dry)—ton 0 0 II tn 2:1 III 0 Do. (ud in oilj—t',a 0 0 0 lo 0 (I 0 Litharge .ton 22 tl II l-'orei^n—Spanish (dv 40s per Ion) lid .ton 2! 5 0 Iron British, piy ,No. 1—Ion 6 O II Kar—ton 0 0 0 lo 7 10 D i. Cargo in Wales 6 10 0 Bolts Ion 0 0 0 Nail Rods ton 0 0 0 Hoops to 11 10 (10 Sheets, single .ton It 0 0 (Oihers in proportion.) Forvign— Swedes, en bd ton 12 10 0 ( for Steel, fvar inks) Duty 30s. ) ton i (1(1 Uto 0 II 0 per Ion Russia com. ton 14 111 « P3i ton 15 I') 0 ccNl> ton Itf 10 0 Steel, Brit.—Blistered, (various qnalit.) toil 25 0 0 to 45 0 0 4 5 0 OtoSl 0 0 Cast ditto ditto 45 0 0 to 81 a It S,v,d,m in k<;s bd ton IS 10 0 Dot} 20 < Ditto Fagots bd tou 19 10 0 percent. Milan bd ton a U 0 Spelter, F,, r.-C,,k,. do 21. pr ton bd 0 0 0 to 26 150 English Sheets 39 0 0 to 11 0 Qvilcksiiver—dy Lt per. lb. bd Hi 0 3 II
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LOG A L AlARlcErs. HRECON. Wheat Imp bn. 7- 9 1. lo 0« 0>l. | Beef (per Hi.) "d.t'iO.1 Barley 3s. 10. 0s. 0,1. j .Mutton "j.l.Oi Oats 2s K. 0s. OJ. I Veal C,l. od Malt S«. Oil. Os. 0,1.' Pork 0d ltd Grey I'cas 0s. 0J. 0s. 0d. | L:unb(per li>.). 0 £ 0 1 tresli butter 11 id to Oil. Salt butter (by the tub) UU. to'ld. Ski:n Cheese 4. to lid. dTTISTOL. COllN EXCHANGE. Per Quarter. Per Quarter. i. d. t. d. s. J. t. d Wheat, Red. 56 o to 58 « Rye 30 o to 38 o While fiO o lo 61 o Beam, New 38 o to 40 0 While fiO o to 61 0 lIeal1, New 38 o to 40 0 Uarley,Giioding26 o to 28 o Old.. 460to 4S C» Malting 30 o to 32 o Peas, Hog.. 36 o to 38 <» Oal», Feed. l!) o to 20 o Boilers.. 4ft o to 48 o Potato 22 o to 21 o | Malt. 56 o to 61 « Flour, Fine per *ack280lbs. 40 o to 48 a Seconds 43 o to 45 o Thirds 21 o to 27 « Pollard, per tou .115 a t0 120 « Bran 100 0 to 105 o PRICES CURRENT OF LEATHER. d. d. d. d Crop Hides, per lb. IltolS Horse Pitits per III.. 10tol2 FovsiRii Hides 11 i 13 Calf Skins, best. 24 36 Liiiht Foreign Mid. 12 13 Calf Skins, common.. 18 24 Heavy ditto 13 14 Irish SI. ins 12 14 Eus\i'»h linlls 14 19 Welsh Skins II 113 Foreign Bnits 14 17 Kips, En^lisii&Welsh 13 16 Best fliden 14 15 I-orcizn Kips, Pe(erti- Cmnmiiii dilto 13 I3 £ burgii 16 18 Shaved ditto. II 17i Foreign Kips. Eust Shoeditto. 15 14 India 14 20 Common ditto ..•••• 13 Small Seal Skins 17 1& Welsh dilto 11 13 Middling dilto 14 Iff st Bull ditto 1IJ 12,} Larpe dilto 12 13 Common ditto. 11 ll £ Basils. 6 II Horse .1. (English).. 12 14i OFFAL. .Vclsh ditto 11 12 Foreign Bellies 71 9 German ditto 13 16 Shoulders 0J 11 Spanish dilto 14 21 Dressing Hide Bellies.. 8J 9 Shaved do. without Shoulders.. 10 11 butts, 128. to I G..Qd. eacii. CARDIFF. £ a. d £ ■ d Wheat, per Imp. qr 3 2 10 Beans 2 2 IJarley 1 12 0 Peas • 0 8 Oats 114 Hay,pertoti 4 M SWANSEA. Wheat Aver, per I Hntier, cask 0 12 0 • Win bush 8 Ot.i 8 4| Beef o & 0 Barley 4 0 4 3| Mutton. 0 6 0 7 Oa(3 2 G 3 0 1 Pork 0 5$0 7 Beans .0 0 0 0| Potatoes 0 0 0 tt CARMARTHEN Wheat,aver, per I Malt 8s O,ltoO 0 bushel 7 3}to0 0 j Salt Butter,pei lb » 8,1 0 8J Barley 3 lU D 0 | Fresh, ditto, .I 5 0 0 Oats 2 34 0 0 Chees. per cwt 37 0 40 0 Oak BarkI. Z4 10s to £ 5 0S Od. "COW BRIDGE^ Wheat (imp.b.) 7s. 9d 8s Oil | Veal 0s J 0«. 0d UiU-ley 4s. «d 0«. Od Pork Os.Od its. Ii(| Od 0s. Oil Lamb 0s. G.I. (Is. 7<i '*iover,per Ib.- Od 0,1 Bultcr .0s 1,J4 lit 0d Jeef, per lb f's. /d- 0s. 0,1 Cheese.0s, Cd. lis. Od Mutton (perlb ) (Is Ii. os, Od ) MERTHYR. d. s. d. f. d. «. A Pine Flour 5 4lo5 6 Beef,per lb.0 7(o'i 0 !?est Seconds 5 0 5 3 Mutton 0 74 0 Hotter,fresh, per lb I 0 0 0 Lamb 0 7 00 litto, sail 0 11 n 0 Veal 0 f> 07 i'urkeyg 0 0 0 0 Pork 0 fi J 0 R ;*ese 0 0 0 0 Cheese .a 6 *1 • ■'owls, percouplf! 3 0 3 0 Bacon per score 12 0 13 0 jucks,do. (scu.ce) 4 6 5 0 | Eg»s, perhund. 6 0 6 6 DOW LAIS. d. I « d leef 0 to 0 8 I Frerli Butter I 3 luttou .0 7 to 0 j Salt ditto 1 0 Veal .0 6.J to 0 7^ I Ducks (per couple) 0 fl haiiib 0 7 lo 0 74 I Fouls 0 « "ort in I 6| to V 7 | Uecne.b.<M