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"nr. O <C A S. f.IN ntr\I.L T. T. Webb, Esq., M avor, ad Captain J. G. Phillipps.—?.lr. Owen Jones, drioer appeared to answer a complaint preferred against him hy lr. W. Lewis, livery stable-keeper, for detaining a receipt for the hire of a horse and gig, for the payment of which Mr. Jones tendered his account against Lewis, which the latter denied. After the ens* had been fully entered into, at the suggestion of the magistrates, the receipt was produced by Mr. Jones, and returnee, to Lewis. —Henry Jones, Pistiilgivvn, parish of Newehureh, was charged bv Thomas Evans, police-officer, with furiously driving down Priory-street early on the morning of Sa- turday week. Fined 2s. 6d. and costs. The return of our truly excellent representative, David Morris, Esq., to his unlive town, was welcomed by a merry peal from the bells of St. Peter's, on Monday evening. On Tuesday, Wednesday, and yesterday, he iii,, re.pee ts to his con- was occupied in paying his personal respects to his con- stituents, and was received with enthusiasm botli here, and at Llanelly. It will be seen by an advertisement that the election for this borough will take place on Tues- day next, when Mr. Morris will be returned without opposition. The Tories have induced poor old Kingdon to wiihdra.v, and, as we announced last week, Air. J. lianks Davies—the other forlorn hope of the Tories— could not screw his courage to the sticking phce." LA.NCASTEKIAX SCHOOL.—On Monday evening, the bay" of this school were publicly examined before the committer previous to the commencement of the summer vacation. It affords us great pleasure to state, that the progress made by very many of the children gave great satisfaction to the committee. The answers they gave spontaneously to the various questions put in arithmetic, geography, ke., evinced the interest they felt in these subjects, and the care with which they had been taught by the master, Mr. Brown. We never felt so great an interest in this excelieirt. Institution as on the present occasion; and we feel great pleasure in commending it to the warm and generous support of our teUow-townsmcn. We understand when the sCHool re-opens, various im- provements will he introduced into its management, and that it will be regularly visited by two members of tile committee, who will 11 report progress" from time to time. We forgot to mention that we were much pleased Wth the writing department; many of the boys having already attained considerable proficiency in this useful d .J 'n) e proílClCIICY 111 t liS use U and important branch or education. I The Rev. 11. nnwen Jones, ]}. A., Lecturer at St. Peter's CI.'1feh in tl Lectllrer <It t. e,er s Churcn, in this town, was instituted, on Wednesday last, to Jtectorics of Kilvmaenllwvd and Castleduran. Commissary, the Rev. D. A. Williams. LLANDILO I' A it N A B A S FAIRS.—The shew of honied cattle was not so large as has been usual at this fair. The s»pply of horses was abundant, but quality inferior. Few sales were effected, and those at reduced prices. 1 igs did not realize the high prices of May fair; but a great number were disposed of. At the Queen's Drawing Room, held on Thursday, the 17th instant, at St. James's Palace, the lion. Mrs. Yel- vcrton had the honour of being presented to her Majesty. LL.INELLY.-Oll SU Id' "Y' the 13th inst.. the anni ver- sary sermons of the Llanelly Wesley.n Methodist Sun- day School were preached in the Wesleyan chapel, by the llev. W. Tarr, of Carmarthen. The children sang appropriate hymns, and after each sermon recited it, a highly creditable manner several well-selected religious pieces and dialogues. The congregations were very large, both morning and evening, and the deep interest whien they took in the services was evinced not only by the crowded aopearance of the chapd, but also Ly the very liberal manner in which they responded to the eloquent appeals of riie minister. On the following Tuesday, a tea liieetiu", having-for its object the support of the same Institution, was held in the spacious and commodious room which has been recently erected in the town, for the purpose of being occupied as a W eslejan Sunday School and General Infant Day School. 1 ne tea meeting on the important occasion of opening tne room for the luJlowcl1 employment of Sabbath teaching, was very numerously and respectably attended and a;tcr all bad practically manifested their admiration o. the cake, tea, &"e., provided hy the ladie", antI a verse ot thanks- giving had been sung to the Giver ot all jpod, .J. bucK- ley, Esq. was called to the chair. [r. commencing the business of the meeting, the chairman directed attention to the. great enlargement of the Wesleyan Sunday School, ■s ince its foundation fifteen years ago, and to the rapidly increasing interest manifested in the town towards such Institution^ He suited the delightful fact, that i:ist'd 001 the disregat" to Sunday Schools formerly minced in this place, they mC '10'vV beginning to be riiore I-illy appreciated, and that the number ot "caolars now taught uto tire various deno- niinatiorfs of Christians in "mounts to about 1,500. Before sitting down tha liev. Tarr who, the friends of the Institution to proceed in their wJ'-lv °.V t.ie recollection of the firm ground they stand upon, the :1:r¡¡S they possess of surmounting cwry The Uev. Gentleman reminded thetn; 'that: they are sure of success, a: that the weapoiis^they employ—pray.<;r, reason, and scripture—a're of such a nature, as must over- come whatever oppo^Mon mav> present itself tcf difc  attainment of their objects. The .other speakers who jfoliow-'d were Mr. PI. Proem, of Lou<fon; liev. W., Clegg, And Mr. J- Olivers. At about half-past nine o'clock the a'n' d Mr. J. ("hivcrs. At half-past nine o'c l oc k the meeting separated, much ple,.scrl with the whole of dIP arrangements of the evening, and highly interested with the addresses which had been delivered. CoI,,O-s INCUF.ST.—A CHILD SUFFOCATED. —An innuest w;. hei at LIandovcry, on the I?h instant, before Daniel Prle, LqUlre¡ coronc;, and a highly n;;pctalJe hirv en view of the bo:!y of a new-hern male chrd, uie -? 'f ?T '?,?;nLcwis,acarr!er,nd innkeeper, of t.iat L e w i a ?''? .it-?P?n-ed in evidence that the ch?l was horn on th 11 4i. th instant, about 10 in the mornmg.andwas found de:K( w'? .'??herin bed. about 7 in the evening of tnc sam- • j ??? afterwards buried. Seve'd of t'?ic SfinIL! to the inotlier' prejiicti,-e, vi7, reports were c.. ?'? baby doUes, reportsv.ere?tpuu.?c'?o': ???,'?.,?j ?,}?)crs?e!f with babv cloLhcs, ) and had mad^ Ec ither to have no foundation, or were and had ma?d .puaa • ??? ?? foundation, or ?re re¡;orts \c .()L ""Iti"r! by the ?????,)j??reex- ammed. 1 he2wuwnVc. sses consisted of eight resectable amined. The  ,,Urses; ?? V' the c, V femak -s, "") ot wno.- \('rc lIursps: one ot 11k Ihlrsc" ?<ld ?enthe mother ?a?'?,? c.){? y occasionaDy, b..t the .?.r was with them the whole d } ar a d,e roo;T1 wnen was wtfi them the ? h"tc j? ?? but ,-)o t the child died. He .ppca?re?d ?j ?? ?j?P. ?)?. n!ti?'. bu,  ill toward" even;'¡cr ana wa,; t;1kCIl oat ot bed t0 be .cd, towards even:?, and ?..? nurse in attendance, and nnrsed, sever'l times,  he w:]s and others and put banc a?m' ? ? ? ? ???, j? .?.? put m bed I.. ,J,. ,(I a htde J -ve(j ?,, ,,? ;?j .1' dPP""1'l a proper in. rCjting on her Ol1tld. IllS. m:>tber in a propl' I 11::t!n,CI, ¡1O1r the other armwnii 1m1 lace lInerwern1. 1.1 l..d .w!' 1 t 1 nurse came to dress him, atil'l I,eto 1)(, de;m, In]t ¡ym,, I!J the exact pnsltlOn III 1\ P,C n 11 put. Both tl,e witnesses, and the others, uJJ doselv examined, and who, with one exeei"mot Sé'CIJ more or !cs! of the mother and child dlir d,  curred in ayi P"" that the conduct of  suitable anil" proper mevery respect, and ta'u no reason whan-ver to suspect that any viocnce hal  done to the child. OHtheotherhand.Messr? ?i,?._ and Thom.:s, 'he mcdica! witnesses, whvopenrd the booy, whicn had been disi:?crr?d under the coi-opcr's ?v'?, and upon which no external n???rl?s of violence Coll!" discovered, expressed themselves quite at a loss f,r(?' internal appearances to account for the death in any other way than by supposing it to have happened from suffoca- tion, which was lie opinion they expressed. L ndertiiese circumstances the jurv brought in their verdict, That the deceased was found dead in bed in his mothersarms, from suffocation but that they had no evidence tcsuti> how the suffocation had taken place," Inr, LATr, REv.Jo?ix EL'iA?.—The foiiov.ing Inrti-' c'dars respecting the funeral of this great and good man. ¡ bave been communicated to a by a Clergyman who was present, and took part in the proceeding-. On Mon- day, the 11-th inst., the llev. W. Roberts, of Atnlwch. preached an excellent sermon _at ldangesiii chaj ei, to a crowded congregation, from 2 Kings ii. 11 — ] | i £ e ^irew a comparison (without, however, going too far) between the prophet Elias, and our departed friend, with regard to the ministry, times, life, and death, of each and brought forward several motives for encouragement, under this afflictive dispensation. On the following morning the friends of the deceased assembled at Vron (his late resi- dence) at nine o'clock. The coffin being brought to the door, the Rev. II. Griffith, perpetual curate of LJamlry- garn, read verses 18 to 21< and 27 of the 1st chapter of Philippians, made a few remarks, and concluded with prayer. The procession set out at 10, headed by the rector of Llangefni, the llev. H. Griffith, of Llandrygarn, and three medical gentlemen, on horseback. Then fol- lowed the hearse and mourning coach, gigs, and cars, of which there were about fifty, followed hy horsemen, two abreast, amounting to ne:lrly :ZOO,and a large concourse on toot. At Menai Bridge and Garth Ferry, the procession was swelled by great numbers from Caernarvon and Bangor, who were anxious to testily their respect for the deceased. Here also the precession was joined by the clergyman of the parish in which the funeral took place. At the time the procession reached Beaumaris, it was one mile and a half in length, and contained at least ten thousand people. At half-past two, it arrived at Llanvaes church, which is one mile and a halt from Beaumaris, and fourteen from Vron. The lesson for the occasion was read by the minister of the parisii^ and the rest of the service by tiie Rev. I-leni-yi Never was greater respect paid to the memory of a minister of Christ. There was a general cessation of business all along the road— all the shops at lkaumaris were closed—the vessels in the liar hour, as aiso those at Bangor, had their flags half- mast high. There was preaching at the Calvinistic Me- thodist chapel at Beaumaris on the evening of the funeral, and Oil the prcvious evening there were meetings for p-ayer in every chnpcl in that town, i nc ii.ev. H'chard .Lloyd, of Beaumaris, was buried in Llanvaes churchyard: he and Mr. Elias were the first (in Anglesea) who had been ordained to the Methodist ministry, thirty years ago. They were likewise particularly intimate, and the latter had more than once expressed a wish to he buried near his old friend. He was accordingly interred alongside Mr. Lloyd's grave, in preference to being buried at LLmfechell, or Llangefni, his former and latter places of residence. "They were lovely and pleasant in their lives, and in their death they were not divided. Thus the grave closed the distinguished career of one whose religious influence I)as been,and long will be, felt throughout the Principality.

PEMBROKESHIRE. COUNTY OF PEMBROKE AD BOROCOH. — Most shuneful jobbing has been again perpetrated here, nlike disgraceful and dishonourabl e to all parties con- cerned. Sir John Owen,^ B.tronet, (hiding his ground rather slippery in the County, resigns in favour of Viscount Krnlyn, on condition that he is to be returned tor the r,)or Sit- James Grnharu to seek his fortune again,, witiiont the politeness of giving him due notice to quit. All tiiis iiIF. been transacted ir. the most bnsincsc,-Lke manner, without anv rcznrd to the feelings or wishes oi the constituents. The eue^iion is-wilt the electors submit to this liimniiatioii. and b2- corne a oy-Kora to posterity; or will this second instance oi bass jobbing rouse the spirit of independence in their minds, and determine tiieni to he no loucer the victims of such barefaced tyranny and corruption It is said that e,f tiie electors who canvassed Tenby for Sir James atwu* hist election, feeling rather sore at tins unceremoni- ous trfc;meat, have requested an explanation, which it may not 1,' very agreeable to Sir James to give, but they have a rigJ to demand it. The conduct of Sir John Owen has crea^ "d great disgust, and he has certainly no claim now on the horongh of Pembroke. Now is the time for a man of inde^n^t principles—a man who will not be the slave of any p to come forward and rescue both Countv and Borough '"m the oppressive and un- due influence of two powerful thereby over threw this foul attempt upon the -hertiej and rights of the people. HAVERFOI.D-.VBST.—The Tory Char'fs' of this town, in their unconquerable hostility to liberal pr.e^ples, and while labouring under the influence of some iiienui. Jallu- cination which effected a derangement of their sapient craniums, became demonstratively "convinced" that they could oust our present member, Sir Richard Philipps, from the representation of this constituency. A ccord- ingly, a ridiculous piece of twaddle, which they styled a "requisition to Viscount Emlyn." was soon concocted, and which, from its style and crudities, we r-re certain is the oUsprin.? either of the brain of the WEALTHY baronet who hawked it from door to door, or of some other equally inte'di?em and powerful mind. The requisition was firs' taken ?o the printer, and one copy of it struck eft: which was given to the worthy birnn?t, to grace it wuh signa- 'L? tit?,il;is 1 1 ory¡sm and (nanlim: arc at a discount here; the requisition was. fortunately for the pocket of the young Viscount, as barren of signatures as the hearts of the Tory Chartist concocters of it are of love to their country and of loyalty to their Queen. When this pre- cious specimen of Tory composition was taken to a friend of -otirs, only —yes, blush ye Tories with very shame—only two signatures were fhund attached to it, and one was the name of a certain childish publican, and the other the name of a certain Tory scribe, whom we some two or three weeks ago immortalized in the columns of the Welshmen. What may have been the number of signatures subsequently obtained, whether it amounted to 12, or as some say to 13, the attempt was a signal failure. Now, we will not say that the young aspirant to legislative honors, anymore than those intimately connected with him, was the instigator of this same requisition hut yet. it is one of those unaccountable circumstances which will sometimes happen, that as soon as it was known that there was no prospect of success for the heir of Stackpole in Haverfordwest, the Tory Sir John O.ven received notice to clear the way for Ins return for Pembrokeshire. Accordingly, the honorable hart, has retired, and this raw offset of Toryism pops into the vacant seat. We much wonder if the electors of Pembrokeshire will thus sutler themselves to be sold, without lifting up their voices against the contract. Time, however, will disclose. The Tories are now become so rabid, that it is scarcely safe to approach them; and, to injure Sir Richard as much as possible, are promulging that he, fearing the loss of his own scat, has mad e himselt a party to this Tory job, and has requested his friends to interest themselves in the return of Viscount E,nlyn. Wed not believe a word of it, and trust that our member will give this slander an unqualified contradiction, as the report is believed by liianv. Ilis seat is safe and impregnable, notwithstanding the combined ctf'r'LS ofTorics and Chartists to eject hin if he docs not, by attempting to conciliate them, exasperate his best friends. At a sale of farming stock which, took pbcc on Wed- nesday last, at High Toc-h. near Haverfordwest, seven pigs and a sow realized tac sum ot forty pounds. According to the census taken on the 7th i??', th. pp?n- btion of the town and county of Sla-erfordwe^t is as follow -—Parish of Saint ?arv s, Lj.,] i?. St. Martin's. 1??- Do. St. Thorns, U?; r?nd?a?.l?O; Cardett, -?'- G.'o'??: Workhouse, To; Asy I.?m, 17; Extra p?rochia!, !M. Tot'd, u,?:.?. PEMJIROKI:.—There is great consternation amonj the Tories in Pembroke at the determination .of Capt. Child to go to the poll. They are eeriain.y a'are.icd at some- thing or another; but what it is remains a secret. It is evident, however, that such is the case, notwithstanding all their endeavours to disguise tt. A partial canvass was made of the town last week, hut the inhabitants of Pen- broke Dock are not to be interfered with for afew days "Qnrpra vernm." The topic of conversation is the qualification of members. 'I he lav. yers of the town differ in toto on the subject, and arguments run high between them. Again we quote, and say, "Quaesto lit de legibus, 11011 de petsonis." Th re will be a launch at Pembroke Royal Dock Yard next Saturday week. It will take place in the afternoon, and will no douut attract a great mini bet of soectators to the s pot. FISHGUARD. --On Friday lar-t, Viscount Emlyn, in co?panvwith a non-rcs i deet I -erg-man. an d two other ..utemen, canvassed this b?-.? ver y par..al y, and diü not ?v.n cai) on the rc?d?C-c??u. tb. 11. ??han, which cau?d no -^1: surprise, as be is gene- raHv esteemed by 1m P?' .r???-' "?' tioneenng 'um-res.dent may ?"? ??-  ? rEMi;"0? BOROUGHS.T.!K i??.S I% A R-IESS — pretty "hocus poets" trick he. oe-n pi■ r (Irv;t constituency 0" earth tne ^rou^s handed over from Colonel <?n to 3;r J H. b, G anam. and after a'! sort" of a?-trancp. that .ue I.?ht. 1 on. Bart, would never leave his dear bnjes, tn? borough ]" ? t,?s-ecl back again to the father of t"C gadant Coionei. An honest reformer is in the ,1. woo w.II bnr.? tnc Hon. Bart.'s nose to the gfindi'? stone; aim ;t won't hp?r grinding; it wants the NacirssAKV Q' .\m-)t;ATloN. Thi? tworthy conservatives kF"Y' and ?re in a dreaded frig't: they want Mr. A s, of iIolylu»d, t» say ?omc pretty ;*nngs on the hus:ings and start as a third candi- date, so, tL'? ? ."CM?!? u' //i?M?/,and Sir John won't nas Ti!. 'r&ST,th? *'??? 'orthy squire'?::v come ;ri for the boroush, p?d keep thcrefo'-mcr o?t: i)!( ly that the said ?-juirC ?akeK his wi'f:' nod'be, and won't have any thine to sny Io "? i un d erh md '.?"k, winch rrom g¡:' known ¡ :¡t;¡;Jr (;' c 1,1 l1;:e:; .,¡ ,:L:l :t r; h:' quite truc?.- From a CorrespoK*wt-

CAHDIGA :;SIfJn. STEAM COMMUNICATION* BETWREV C'I."DTCAN' AND LIVERPOOL.—We feel great pleasure ill [;ê' able to inform our readers that a steamer is i¡¡tmJl!cd in i:II, to ply regularly between the above places. It will arr. for the second time at Cardigan, on Friday, the 2d day ot duly next, and will return the next tide,taking on board passengers and goods. By this arrangement goods can be had from Manchester, Birmingham, WK') the greatest expedit ion and despatch, and persons embarking oti board the steamer at Cardigan will arrive in London railroad. Great praise is due to those through whose exertions these arrangements have been effected, and particularly to Mr. B. Evans. Cardigan, *vho has had a great ileal of correspondence with the Liverpool merchants upon the subject; and as we are friends to every public accommodation, we wish the present undertaking every success, and if we may iudge from the reception the steamer met with on its first trip the 18th inst. (thousands of spectators greeting its arrival with loud iiuraas), it is to be supported by tiie tradesmen of Cardigan and its vicinity, and along the line of coast generally. DEVIL'S BIUI>GE.—The Devil's Bridge may be said to be one of the great wonders of Wales. Whoever comes to Aberv^twith would be deemed a Goth, indeed, if he does not visit this enchanting spot. The awful thrill which one feels in looking down its tremendous declivity —the roar of its terrific cascade, ns it thunders along, like the "spirit of wrath," from precipice to precipice, can never be erased from the memory. After this scene of ■rrardeur and magnificence, it is quite a relief to view liavod, that pnra'dise in the wild," where art and nature ?eem to vie which sItaH cnntribu'e i,io.,t '?orryiiii, •i nereet combination of the sublime a::d beautifu). A s he Devil's Bridge w)H necessari'y be the "hostel;' of the -i.n-i'n to this lo;dy ??- it is ratifying to nndthat Vi- f"the Duke of Newcastle has, at an enormous ??' nen?e ahnost entirely rebuilt the Hotel at that place, „i \e -ela.t to s'c fron) an advertise.?;'? in another part of our paper, that Mr Charies .Marshall, of the F-e? Vue Hotel, Aberystwitn, has become tne lessee. I'rc-m the w.-Il-knowii civility and experience of Mr. and Airs. Marshall, and their family, we feel every confidence in stating, that the tourist and traveller wili f:nd tiie same attention and accommodation at the Devil's Bridge, a they do at the Belle Vue, Aberystwith. A,JF.;IYSTVVITII.—EI.KCTIOX.—The canvassing FOR air. Pryse and Mr. IJarford has been most active an d per- severing during the last week. Col. Copland has tint yet made his appearance, but his manifestoes are duly posted up in all the public places. Mr. Harford visited the town for the first time in his life, on Thursday, and next day commenced operations by issuing an address, stating his principles to be strictly Conservative. Mr. Pryse's com- s c ii, mittee have been indefatigable in their exertions from the commencement, and on Friday they published a state- ment, that up to that day Mr. Pryse had a clear majority of lli) votes. On Monday last, Mr. Pryse himself, ac- companied hy his committee, called upon all the electors, with the view of thanking them for their unshaken and unalterable fidelity to him as their representative for the last quarter of a century. It being a market day, and the weather very fine, the scene was truly exciting. We never saw Mr. Pryse look better. The result of the day's canvass was very flattering, and there is not the shadow of a doubt but that Mr. Pryse will he returned b1 an overwhelming majority. On Tuesday, he published the following address to the electors — To the Independent Electors of the BorougU of Aberyst- with.—Gentlemen,—Tiie success of my Canvass has been most flattering and decided, and proves beyond a doubt that you are as warm as ever in support ot those liberal principles on which I have always acted, and that. not- I -i -i ?v ys actei t tli withstanding the formidable force arrayed against me, you are resolved again to return me as your Repr-?- sentative to the House of Commons. Most heartilv do 1 thank you for your great and continued exertions in my behalf. Persevere, and t!t? Victory is our own. i?iy beiiiif. ic!tory is OLir o?v,,?. Go.erdllan, .TuDe I;;¡IoL,rs \ry tÍl'j; T'n;:ss. A K RIVALS AT THE BELLE VuF, Ilorrr., Ar.F.RYS- T?jT?.—C'.d. Powell, M. CoL Drummono, Cant, and Mrs. We?t, Capt. Web'ev Pan-v, Mrs. Admiral W estern d V? esterii'?ii,?l ),fr. tnd Stcrry, Mr. and Mrs. Halsey, Mr. and"Mrs. Prcsh.id, Mr-, Mrs., and Miss Turnley, Mr. and Mrs. Cuhbt:ïb, Air., Mrs., and Miss ] £ Lingwood, Rev. Campbell G. llulton. Miss C. ilulton, Air. and Mrs. Sterns, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan. ne". C. I i'. Adams, Dr. Jc)!Ies, ![I'. S. I r. \vyse, Mr. L,LH, M: IIardi.na!!d,Mr. n.-i?itr, Miss Hanson, Miss Brown.

T r -1 I GLAMORGANSHIRE. I SWANSEA PRISONERS FOR TRIAL AT NEATH QUAR- TER SF.SSIONS.—Charlotte Jpnes, alias Speed, for steal- ing from the person; John Thomas, for stealing po- tatoes; Tliomas Toiies, (to. boots and shoes; Dinah Moss and Martha Moss, do. copper; David Thomas, do. coal; John Ryan, do. sailors' clothes John George and I-Iopkin Williams, do. timber; Evan Lewis, alias" Old Horse," do. a mason's hammer; John Lewis, do. coal; Raehael Morley, do. shoes; Elizabeth Thomas, coal; John Clara Davies, do. a watch: Mary f>ans, alias Davies, do. clothes; John Voy" lc, breach of the peace; Digory Hopkins Gordge, Win.Gordge, and Wiliiam Protheio, for uttering base coin.—We believe there are upwards of forty prisoners for trial at these Sessions. A special meeting 0? the Swat?ca Town Com:ci] wa« ld;¡ in th' Town U:i]I on Monday, the 21st i.-?ta..t pre?nt: ?.Ir. Matthew ;on(tf{e, in the chair, Colonel Cameron, I)r. Bird, Messrs. Aubrey, Di'Iwyn, Michael, Owen, vr. Morgan, V.alliums, I'hdipps, (ihiver, Thomas —"That as it is the opinion of the Town Clerk, that n \Va'.tci-s.?ndL. Dillwyn. It was r^Folve;! unanimously good, defence may lie made to the action which has bco' brought by John Davies. and that the action ought to h" defended; the Town Council do not fcc'i themselves J".s):'H?d in paying Mr. Davies's demand."—" That this meeting do adjourn to Friday next, the ??th inse, in ci-(ier to consI *(] '?, wlilt 'i)e ti?-cn ? .i r C.- 0-t the aenon against David Wii'iams, and the act.?,[ at [he suit of John Davics:a')d to d-'ermrne what monies shd! be advanced to the Town Clerk towards the exnenscs of such actions." -v, '), I the loth instant an inquest was held at I the Swansea poorhouse on the body of David Limiard, a pauper, aged 'Ii>. before W. Collins, Esq., coroner. The deceased was taken in on Saturday morning and died the following evening, 1\1 r. Bevan, the surgeon of [hc Union, stated that during the two days of his mness he was visited tlii-;? times by lIim, amI once by his assistant, accom- panied by 1\Ir. Hall, the house surgeon of the Iniinnarv— that from i'he first moment he saw him he perceived he was in a dyin? ..ftc—he died of an epileptic ift. The iurV in a dyiii, I vei'J.t of •' died a natural death," expressing their belief t:!atT[?."ewasa?reattieg?cct of duty on the part of the governor, n'ul that they did not believe any one in the lio.oe knew ft? precisu time when deceased died. MACRWOHTII ARMS INX, >. On I tresday the 2'2d instant, a public dinner took j"11ac( at the rbove inn, to ceh.hratc the opening' 01 111c lJoh' hy r r. John Smith. The company assembled on the o.asion were most numerous and respectable; amongst whpm we noticed Robert Evtuis, Esq, timber merchant, Mr. Phillip Walters, rr. Morgan Llewellyn. Mr. Hair-reaves', solicitor, Mr. Kirkhouse;_ Ilfr. Rowland Thomas, rr. I Thomas Davies, Ilr. Griftith Lewis, Mr. Thomas Glover (Swansea), Mr. L. Michael (Swansea), fee., &c. Nearly JO gentlemen sat down to the dinner, which was served up in excellent style, and reflected the greatest credit on the worthy host and hostess. The wine and liquors were also of first-rate quality. Mr. Matthew Whittin??oi, postmaster, was to have presided on the occasion, but in consequence of his unavoidable absence, the chair was occupied by Mr. Hargreaves. Mr. Phillip Walters, and occ,,ipi,-d I)v Iir. Yfl.,Q?,ca-jc?. j, T? th?:ttrica] band of Mr. l?t? attended, and enlivenvd die- company by playing several appropriate airs (lurinsf the evening. After the nwal toasts had been drunk, Pros- perity to the Mackvorth Arms" was given by the chairman, and received with 9 times H deafening cheers. Mr. Smith acknowledged the toast in an appropriate manner, and declared his determination to make every effort to ensure the comfort of his guests. The remainder lie reina i ii d e r of the evening was spent in great hilarity. CARDIFF POLICE, JUNE 21- — Before David Evans, Esq., Mayor.—David Lewi", a boatman, appeared to answer a ch irge of assault on the landlady of the Prince Regent." Mrs. Richards said that prisoner and his brother were drin?!?- in the house dmiq; the evening of Saturday, and comm.'need quarrelling, and broke scvcraimu?s. On the witness desiring them to quit the house, the prisoner rcf.?ed, :md repeatedly s-tmck her. The poiice were .?ent for, and the prisont was Riv?n into cltody. ?med JO, and costs, which wcrep'ud.—J ose? »VicUow, a labourer, was ch-irre f with assaulting n.ivhi DavIs.and a?so_with assaulting the police, While ;n;? execution of their duty. Thonrts Davis, police constable said, he was on duty at the Police-Station on Satn-day' )'??ht!ast, abo.tth:dt'pa?t 12 o'clock, when Davis came m and s'nd he had been struck in Ihc street, by th" prisoner^ without provocation. lwent i!ntil?, diately with D 1V1S, who gave the prisoner into custody. Prisoner resisted violently,and struck and Licked the pohce repeatedly; he was aho assisted hy tHs dt'?.a ?eree bo! 'errier, who. "0eiO his- nitisfc KPt:in? the worst (?' j? s 'i/ed the poneeman in th, rear, and bhhi?-) several tunc. Fined £ !!■ Us., anc! costs. be eonimrtted to the t!ou?cof Correct i on for two mont h s, T h ■ p"t'was committed.—John Owens, a seaman, ncx;. v p' ore d he was found iyin? on the pavement, at hi: !c"?t?.'?"t''c 1:1)le drun k a .i d cunpletelv in?ns'b?. \tt;t\$'f;7f:'í':i\ i i?;i;i:' ,a:lnc, or having been arratt l le d by K; rt'a and F!iz-b"!h Jones, snother _ai:d thnrghtor. C.nHLiq ¡tOt hr living hy washing, ririncinrdlv for the sad as fVeotientim the Port. Defendants were in the same line of business The charge hein<; fully proved, they were fined as. each, and costs, which were paid. — Catherine Ilarraaun and Susan Shaw were charged with stealing a quantity of iron, the property of Nfr. Tredwcn, Ship-builder. Police ice half-past four o'clock iu the ntornine, he met the prisoners, eech carrying r. sack, containing app'arently something heavy. Witness detained them, and Ol examining the ro^itents of the sacks, found the iron now prod nr-?) The Property was i'?'?ti?c'd as m')onf;n? to Mr. 'IW.wen. The priscners made no defence, and were eomiiiutted. MERTIIYI?.—Sir John Gu?? ?:ntr"'??i?w\]?Y,y prospect of success. \o douht is entertained of his beii.'s? triumphantly returned, whoever niiiv oppose !!i.?; b.tL:? yet no opposition has appeared. It is reported that the Temperance rre^n of (Mertiiyr) are about erecting a spaeion-: eon snhnii't.; Pre iialk for the purpose oHioiding their no e.Mnrs, de(iv phiio^phic.d n ik?Ctilz,-S. I an d I other beiievohmt ob-scts. S.'ch :? b?i!din? wr I l, niost undoubtediv. he v :reat desi- </?'a<KM. Tiie intelligent wgrknien-of ?H''t<n'?.and :h,> surronndiug districts, will most certainly avail themselve■: of its use, as often as ti?eir ia i?- I', i permit L!i -i. The beneficial raee-. of the last are', prer.ent vveek 11; done much I t.) (è" l -^tarv i eie,,s e- e.ist :re-e I T i r 1 f last, pre«e i%- d :i h'su-t-'sme i ogas p ei. t to ev-r ry h-. -cr of i;i> species; not only meat w, not to to li ra a': .j ?" rl;;¡"I,(:.J:s¡¡)¡et\ t¡:')t ('!]:' I; j was rumoured tb:t a bacon merchant kd 7 tens of bacon lately at an ■;dvanct- of Id. per !b. /h nh.s, ve?ctaM c of all kinds, a-e a: <■:> enhanced ;?- ?p. ,?. ¡{;l]( :J¡\{J.1 i ;l I ;)'j¡,1,a:!lr:i'¡ ,,¿ t; 1 0 b] ects in view. SWANSEA t,io House Sur- geon's Report to the Weekly Board, LOLl the Lith to die 21st of June, 184J, inclusive: Remained by last Fepert ? Admitted since o "3 j | {Discharged,cured, and relieved 4 ? Remaining u r r!).?:??? ?''?''?? Report 202 (AfLn^-ted since  ;)7—209 ;1 '5,:j;iJ:i' ¡ ;d :L 2 pa/irnfs. i Dici f— '2D L Re.:iairnng O Medical O%S thr D", IIowe!l Svrgyon: J.. Ptowland. — Commitit:? ?'. H. Grove. Esq., Chairm:«n; L. H. Di!!?'yn, Eseuh^ Vice-Chr. r;:n,t!?- i;i¡.:T{l(; lf'e¡:l:?' C:i::l:¡l¡Cl Ä(:il{:

j l n ;t.en d s or n.3t.ee rue' te".e'in!-v :e/. mu^ij; l-sat;h -d t1 ;;];O:I(' îS:.r. ']::or 'i'; j; :1 ¡1 ;¡¿'(: i:!1'¡a'l;;f; opportunity to the anti-monopolies ot Brecon to ?o?'Ut( hts favour. It appears that the gadant Co!onc!, t::e -old < servant of the CCLItIty,: R ANY on sum F. I.crd Ilarl- Lord Oxforri's sen, has srarteu for t!ii.?; cotii,,ty, .t e '1-'jri c-s are iiiiiiervc,(I,, 11' J t -,eir cin, is ex- cesMvelv unpopular, and nothing but coerciit fand iutimi- dating the 1-ilty P<mnd voters c.m.cc?-.? re-election. A secnon of tne Tones will urrite r.hh tl*'higsto .?ve .S?Jot?ah! back iu to Suuhurv. I Cnmcn-RATE A?—A very interesting Ch'?-h- rate meL-nng v?s held on the 10JI i.,? i-.ttheGr&yhoui.d, 1 o.itypool. The Dis"cl:trs, and Oti!? op;p ? to a dmrch-rarp, nwa? of the intended meeting h-or.?nn-.ice wmcn had bc<;? posted on the (if Tr(,'?oL prepared for a vigorous opposition to the conteniplated rate, and d "ij tr.e time fixed tor tlv-e commencement of the meeting. A!? soon as the tU!? arri"od, Mr, Chdl's Da? ?? moved ,!Ia? D. Lawrence, Esq., dq take ton chair, 'hick, being L'.t? D. La?.rc:ice, E"?., <).; m'?; t n c?.ur, v- h ic b-. n t seconded by Mr. Henderson, was carried with general a-ebimation. Mr. Davies. the curate of the parish, ms.sted on his right to the chair, wdiich was strongly o p en ed by t h e meet i ng, on the groun d s t Mr. D,, i es ;i I: J,ïtE; (:i t::t 'll:>: t 'V;1?'1: gsir i eaij'i, h >wevr. P: )cee d e d atn i l -t nur k -5 of disap- LIS con vening tne meeting; but he was peremptorily called to order, and Mr. Lawrence, taking the chair, opened the easiness in a very pii'ited address. It is proper to remark here, that Mr. Lawrence, on taking the chair, offered cheerfully to vacate it in favour of the clergyman of the parish, on condition that Mr. Davies, would pledge himself to aet impartially and fairly by the meeting. He therefore asked Mr. D. whether he, as chairman, would put to the meeting any amendment to a motion fur a rate which might be brought forward; to which Air. Davies repli- certitiiilv not upon which the meeting urged Mr. Lawrence to" keep the chair. The room in which they had met being now crammed almost to suffo- cation, it was proposed that, as the national schoolroom had been refused, the meeting adjourn to Penygan. Tabernacle, which was carried nem con. The Cllallïnan having taking his seat, read the notice convening the meeting. The minutes of the last parish niecting were then read and confirmed. Air. F. Thomas, president of the Baptist theological institution, rose and addressed the meeting in an eloquent and argumentative manner lie concluded by moving, tlmt the churchwarden having, refused to appear, and present the books, with the item's for a rate, the consideration of making a church-rate in tins parish be adjourned uutil this day twelve months." Mr. Andrew Vv illiams seconded the motion. Mr. Croft, Solicitor. Mr. S. Price, (Baptist Minister,) Mr. Herbert ihmd, (Independent Minister) and others, addressed me meeting at great length in support of the motion. The motion was carried without a dissentient voice. ^Mr. vv m. v onwjy, b.'uggi.st, m()vd: and Mr. Daniel, of T'-osuant, seconded a vote of thanks to the chairman, which v .:s carried '.vith tremendous acclamation.

LOCAL MARKETS. CARMARTHEN. Wheat, 7s. I' D??v. 4s 0;tts,?.!?t.. S?LHunei-.Sd.to \\L; ;'L, ;); to 10*. per ewt. HAVF.n''o??wnsT.—B.ef,6d. to 7J.; Mutton, "d. to od.; Lamb, (>d.; Veal, ,Jd.; Batter, 10d. to Is. for 20o/„ I'otntoes, Is. to led. p..r wii-icliezter; 6s. 6d. to « d Barley, Zx to 3s. (id. i l!(, ;X 11;f:' :{:; M t!ttou. ?d.: Pork ;j,L per lb.; B-liter, 10:1. to is.; Barley, is. (id. to os.; ot,, Is. 1 Od. to 2s.; v» heat, 7s. 6d. to i/s. per Winchester. SWANSKA. — Wheat, from 8s. to 8s. 4d. Barley, from ?s. Od. to O.m. 2s. Gd. to 3?. per bushel: B-?f. (id. to Sd.; Mutton, 7 d. to Sd. Veal, od. to 7d^ Ltiiib, (>d. to 8d.; Pork, 5>.L to 7d. per lb.; Salt Butter, lid. to lOd. peril).; Fresh do. 12d. to Is. 2d. Potatoes, 3s. (id. perewt.; New Potatoes, 3d. a li).; Peas, 2s. (id. to 3s. a peck. ,Ilr,R'Pyiyr,Iftittaii, Si., Lamb, f»d.; Veal, 7Jd. Beef, Î J.; Fresh Butter, Lid. per lb. of Kioz.

 IV-4) ,]r ?l 7 1 ?" [11'1' do not í¡.tl narsplrrs r,ipr t,Ie n,) ii,if)tis of our correspondent,^} TO THE r.T.F-r'T()ilS OF THE BOROUGH IE !1 i ? ?, TO TIlE l':¡x"nr:g2FIY'c.nCIlO'GH l 1, c r? I »ROTi:r.R LMicroRS, vc r.ture rosubioin s.x reasons j I wily yai ehe.n l d not vote for Sir John Uv.»-i ■— 11 !s'J\¡:lll:l l:: kicked out Sir James Grtiham (whom I .lis SO',1 j USteU lt p .>0 y-;0 ) V.l.!i;f t U:'l on, t Sll':t 1)1" own p?'p.?,?. 2. Because lie is, an d at way? ha- been. itn d -'r "12 in- !n)e;K:eofapo\v? f j I P''??-<? party, -v the ?'ij !1\L:H:'11;I1:; :¡, :I;ti.' i, ci';) ¡ 'i; t: give an honest and independent vcfe. I lcc;1U';ehe is th- avow, d stippo-'ter of MOXOI'OI.Y. and ati advocate for dear bread, b; ,,p!j?j;,)g.t;?,j?? ami np.no k i e r. -y upcei corn. -1 'i"m-e t-.r h. s .ever occn attentive, oi punctua l in t'le 4? (?c !)is p?!I??:i!y d-nres. ij, ¡;ii:l,Ù: f;i;: :l; no chtisi upon your stii L 'i'ge*. (i. P- e e i; r\> ii r>u >v>j;rn him, w'let h er he I :"( ¡; ,)'" ¡m w; ,I: ;,urs. S I ;< ¡''l.I:

:F'?W f.LH':11' pr' ?;? I E:stsJj ?:?.????':?J????? A Earn 11' ti :}" ¡'3 y"" d  L.t.-6-? Hr,:THK. ? On Tuesday L?t. Mrs. ?. Harris, Jan., Watcr-sH-e? of '),. I (};1 t1;(' ritl1 imt,1nt, tlc wife ol Mr. Moses Shields, of Liantris.-ciit.?f a son. M A Ril I A G I- S. I On the 17th inst., at Eghvy; Erw, Jonathan., *-r.;mg^1 son of tiie late iiev. David Phillips, of Bl-tenwattn. >o Anne, youngest daughter of the late Mr. Benjamin Rees of Trcciyn, Pembrckesliire. At Llantrissent, on Thursday, the JOI.11 i'ns.tanf, by the I' Rev. R. Evans, B. A.. Mr. Robert Thomas, of Panty- corrad, in the parish of Pentyreh, Farmer, to Catherine, elu'^st daughter of Mr. M. Morgan, of Crofta, in the pa- rish o." Llantrissent, Partner. At Lkrutrissent, on Saturday, the 12th instant, hy the Rev. IL Kvans. B. A, Mr. William Vv iliiatrrs, New Inn. I to Susannah, fifth daughter of Mr. R. Morgan, Draper, and Grocer, ail of Swan-street, in t'ae town of Lian- I D r> A T Ii S. <)? 'f' ''¡' t11' '2'2 ".t:¡t.ISe' Rev. J .;?!u.? .Y.1tk;'l" aged ï i y"r. lc ..}Üs )ini' n?r .')i)y?ac ago: .<.t?'. \Vf)? ntdai?cdpR??r over tUeHapttsH'hurch, inr."?:y-st'??u)th?tm").())'the' 2Sthof March, It!h ;I,Ll v\ 1 J..I. t. 'J. J' '1 A) rt¡ His Mascer bl essed him abundantly in his labvirs, and this gave iiini constant joy. His mind w;i< >ir>eious, and his feelings !ii?h!y rpir?ious; hi" ?reat dc'i?ht was in the work of tl-, Ile Nvlit,?(i t,iro;t") months of painfu! iUn?ss with c?! n.)?ss and re?ia-nat?? for his release from this state of sh altl suffering, ex- pressing himself in the old Welsh hymn — "C?crs:cm, di'in< he id, O lia bawn vno 'n hyw." Saturday last, after a protracted illness, at the residence of her sist2r, on Picton Terrace, in this town, ;¡ed 7S years, Anl, CUl>st Ihughcr of the hte Tiioims :;aunder, y?,?ir, A?,i!, e;?ti-st f)L 'T; :)¡;}\t; Mr. Jaaies Thomas, Grcrrr. OU! P-ridg", Ilaverfgrd.ve t. On Sunday !.t.st,M?ed 22.o! consumption. (. h Bi--nrtc. ?')-th daug h ter of the ;"tL'? ?! James Brmvii, V,' ,m M?rc h ant. Havs'?ar?v,'js-t. On the liiih iirstant, at ??i)''or?, aged 72, Capt. Gece-ge raynter, for tunny ve.srs a inernher ol ?ic ? esleyan So- <'?" i?- pes-e^setl in nn eminent degree a meek and ??!r-i''?(. di 'i i in tiie i'gith and ho?coitiic'!??;)f. O? S "tur ay, .e ;')?t i:?Mt;t. :r; C lan y ?'r'). C'arn-. ?n?i.r?. Mr. Thomsrs Iiicl:a"ds, C^fTieer of Excise. '?a('hy!d?[h. North Wa L-? n? ?'?'-??'? 0? t:;t. J2:h inst., r,[ Coe d ?v.')r.?- Mertiiyr, are d 70. ?' '?P?'t' y ?s'-rr)-? t'  'T.  ??'.  ) fr<j un a para'ytx: sTr- j -o '■ in, .te wife of Mi. lioweii "'a'.n. t?].?r, doepk re.rVetreu. <? a ?.K. j?h, at C;.? F?.n, war ?cr..r. r.i.cr po- j tt„ e..eri c.'rnsunuit i ori ??. ?i), Ann, th? beloveu d-? ,:i-er J' Werelv and deeply regretted oy ^veaa^h-ieuas. Oi t. e Iota ?.,t.?? ? ?. ,v wee, ks s;verg !).? d.cH.1. Air.onn T 'nnn;?,?,.j.) C)crk.and jandioid of ?. A'y,?.n?,ni:[t.,??.? ?. ijl ?c.?. ?Lt!r?t.t?ih'

CARMARTHEN- I -t 11' '1 F .1' /& ..?"r;? the T??- Daniel • Fame Mf.r?. ???C frot» B"r¡] with Gloucester '?,?  ? ?-"?:et, H?co.?. from r?:c n.?i= L,. \l fŸt 0 I :I!; 1'i:\Jc ¡ 1: o:. i (.! 'f/ Howe, !r?i.);?.'tr?)rri ?-;th p'.rthenware:?Iei-cn?s, (S.). D::vi?.fr<)?L.tnni!?,,?:, ba-lrist. N'?'t?'Pt'G??.?.?;,(;? Richards, for 1. nJ 1,, \(,1 h plates and bar iron t Ac,rg L'e,ev, I {.owe, ibr Bideihrd, with sundries. 'LJ5rLLY. Arrived t'?' 0 i ivc. ;)-.?-?.. trotu ro'?:? -?h Friend e ,;y'("#1:i:fri:,D;t: B dl: James. S-??.?: Merton. M'?on?'f)). 'Ir rii.. with r,>i v "ret t and Plueoe, T h ooia- from 'r- n'  L .?t..?. H pc cy, from Swzi,, ?:i ) iron ih a ii is, ;i ovc, j., n Liitleii imp ton, rn< i r tones T ittle, Beviuai. f o n Abertiia.v, w. i i i 'ti.r.t-.M. -s Trev.rr- !<a'i .? <? .?.?,? .?? o', s,  t (;: A i r > 'e'dh io^ NVil^'stn and Saliv. t're ich: Leiiiia. OimJh- J c  I ?: O r?.)??f? j!'i-L' is? Spc-ru iior, j ?.o: WfeiJ i C i i.-uv, Cuody, froni f'-n- e; x .T r  f, ?-" >n Trun): Af.'?and?T.Sm?-J .?. \V?:rr. ?r.? C nrk ?-.?ck, F.  .i?, r. e-mjI J. 4 l from Brest, in h-d r-rt. S., rah Ann, Cn' rinoe h l. 'ov, t v c. i for Weicrford Peter an d Sar».' h Wj!r>, ..> ujorii. t j-.ven?, for Re^'t \nVi-rt-tor, I ?t "n. i 't.'t. JjO"I. to. T.ondoii Winimp, 'Vil- !env: Brother;, i'o^er S'toe o, Harvey: Ann, S::mtL? j M .r ?: :¡; ;(' :;t':1r,J:2iTWE.£: t 1:¡:1 Bennet. !'>r (* e'k- pr imrose, Ho?kii,tbr Padsto v: Pr:)- Vtdcn"?. !')'))?' Premier, H"Pp'*r.<?)- P)yn)outh Co- met, M itche d for Southampton Kmma, Voting, for j Penzanee: I?.'ar'or Grace, Bry ant, for Br i dgewarer, i with cord Hee.r-% Ht?Yt'?y''<*?'r L i verpool: Oh o- es il;;i;];r:t:f£r):TH;;ti?::?:;á o!, for Cherbourg, v. i ?o; d MILFORD.  .??. the Maria, Fi"- J W.itc-rfor j P li.^r i x. G:' .;t.??,r(,.??,?t:o t'r.'t??rd Susanna h Davies ?-'t?' l ..t.? ?: Susanneh. r:\ ior.. u-oea ?.??;io!r,icr ?'?" t.' v i' Steward, from Newport, for Dartmout h G '1"+:r:iâ,!ilV>lYt:{!):;ii !?' V'' t'rf.d: Wellington, Da\.??. from ditto, f.t- Ho- chester (?- .,?? ?.(-.?.?Kk. from .ii;;o, tor Water ford ? Dorn. ???."r-'? from Hano I". for 1 r ;ro: Express, Wi!- ;!f: 'E: :i:j, ¡:r\ Portmadock. for Chatham: Union, Jolii, from Swansea, j for Youghal: St. Arstel Packet, from dito, for Foweyr Magdalene. Dave's, from ditto, ?!' Limerick: F.ii?.ieth, ?\Vf?!('v.n-o'nd'tt'),forH"c!"nn:E!i/.?}-.<'t.hHof)-? Harries, from Gloucester, for Dublin: Pomona, Dark, from L'verpooL for Padatow: HUrda. Wilson, from ditto, ior Co> k Oalcnick, P3SCoe, f?!n U?t)t'iIy, ff"- Truro.. -S'?//?/, the Mar-, Fleming, for Liverpool: B?". D:1nid: t Hopewell, Jones: Margaret, Hughes: Annand Mary. I Davies: Fidelity, Lewis: Eleanor, Jones: Charming \huiey. Evens: John, Shactrneh, for Endea- vour, Shackel!, for Bridgewater Valiant, Seaborne, fro-n Newcastle: Leven, Sweet, from Penihrey, for Duhiiu: from Newport; Elizabeth, Simmett, from Llanelly, for Waterford. S W AX SEA. tenth the O/r.nibES, Jones: St. Day, Short: Iris, .Yedl 'ck; Hero, Sawle, fronr i ruro: i>li ra. Spray Tho- mas, '?ns!<er: Das:'?' R"sser: Park,Gregory Freeman, e* Hivierp. S,m,\O: E(\wJrd, Bos: h.d ustry, Paynter: D;?.-t'ce, PhiJJi)": Sylph. To'urs: G?o"? Thomas: ?j!-?.r.')!ice, P'-?sctt: Anne, .1. d lard: W ikiani and Mary', Welch: D.-ake, A]<!cr: Wary, Andrews,'from St. Iver: J?ncand M."r-, ?um.py: Cpoige. S?w?: Ch;<rlt?, T'd(!y: Cambria, Johns: Emma, !!p.it.?;: Anne, Ro'v?: Dove, rh,ys: Dispxtch, Huxrab! trom i,?inuth: Hope, Chiddy: Watc'iet Trader, Slocomtie: Friends, Rivd: (Teres, Sloconi'oc, trom atcnct; Coun'y of pim- brokp. Geraru:- Susan. Irwin: Watc-rmouth. Cjdiipp. from fliraeombe: Eiizabtth. Tiitern Express, JJerry Agenoria. Brooks: Hope. Brown: Newton. Gavin John. L"w I s: Perseve-:tn,-e, Dasher. Bowden, from B.deford: Goose. I'lwer. fVrnn ii.men: \j?r-, (')v.?? ;¡ :i¡t. :1': ;o, :)l :.o! ¡l::o ¡ il; l'!I: it'e UL)r. Roberts, from Chester; S i ,un-l A,m. ).\ckitl- h.t.n: !>• iv-> Jones: Co?tvo/ ?:.i:?,C?.)'r'd: S v. i s Beckett: Phoenix. Louge, from Bristol: Primrose, Gritfiths, from Miltord: Anoe and Susan, aters, from Ch:pstow Providence, Grir.uhs: William, Beer: Eleanor, Phillips: Tucker, Lowtner: Hippocampi, Fowler: Peace, Lowther: Jane, Kose -eisy, Kicltards, from Waterford: Good Intention. Brooks, from Barnstaple: Maria. Ipiand Preciosa.De- nks; Ue.come, Ritchie, from Chili: Friendship, West- fake; Columbia, Richards Industrv, Murrett: Prudence, L-iivards: Prosperity, Griffiths: Mary, Howe: Tivy Lass. Oii.nt.iS, from Bridgewater: Blanclie, Hanley: Lady otuart. Duggan. from Dungarvan: Heed, Gilbert: "a} .aindle: Gallant, Climo Good Intent, Pill: Lan- gaithow, Sean-tlebury: Caroline, Hewett: Peiiquite, Howe: Catherine, Salt: Excellent, Ellerv: William, Sertrle: Rictiard, Carnal!: Dungay Standard, Harris: Thomas Protheroe, Rowe, from Fowev: Blossom, Reed John Daniel, Pearce: Charles 'fucker. Tucker, from Voughal: C harles, Pallot: Hero, Loverina James, Chel- lew, from Penzance Elizabeth, Berry, from Gloucester Edward, Jenner, from Jersey Wasp, Grove: Eliza and Ann, Pattal, lrolll London: Victn-ia. Hill, ¡ro;n Bridoort. E A T H. ''lf-<vrea Out, the Helen. Sukock, for Deveron: Anne, Striùe, for Southampton V ictory', Lee, for G I Friends Goodwill, Lovering, f >r Padstow Lively. Daniel. for Bridport: Francis, Hrggon. for 2\ewportt V er.us, i James: Richard Hdl, Smitli: Dart, Clincey: Eliza. Si- motis: Anne, Pearce: Speculator, Parker, for Exeter: Active. Anrhony, for Truro: Prosperous, Coieuian: SWim. Hughes: Elizabeth, Griffiths, for Brrdrr water: Maria, Gilbert: Mary Anne, Nicho'ls: Swije, Kemp- thorn e Auspicious, Lovering: Brothers, Mollartl: Jade, Quick, for St. Ives: William ami Ameiia, Dyer, fori Fowev: Lord 1-criioll. Litiglen Dolphin, Tlromr.s Elizabeth and Mary. Green Lion, Nank.well, for Ply- mouth Brothers-. Gustavus. f..r Penz.uice: Fanny. Shaw: Anne, Long. for Bristol: Victoria, Scant leburv r James, BarfJett, ior Love: Friends, Dar.cott: Tom Seort. Fa- C"Y, "r Halcyon. Beynori, for Gloucester: Fh iiemon. Badeiey Hurrei!,Swaff.n: Friends, Wheaten Lark, S sliock: Sandwich Biy. Steward: Lovely Crui e | Cole, for Dartmouth; Two r.>t-her> iiett.oii, for tlrix- h'nn Princess Charloite. v\ dtcoe.-ts, for Tcignmoiitb. i D.paten, 1 cpiitun, tor for Liveipool: Inuustry, Price: Hiotieri N. Bir.'iev, V.organ '< Royal George, Evans, tor Cork: Search. Churchward: J M/'gaet, Sevan, for Y oudn1: ite, Smith, Wexford: Malcolm, Edwards: Ma.y, Morris, for \Ya- tertbrd Commerce, Williams, fnr Pwilheli: Countess of j Lishurue, J(? ics, for Aberyst with: Campbeil, Queri^ek for Jersey. ABERYSTWITH. I Jtrrivpa. the Sisteis, Williams, for Ab rayron, with I grain: I'kigle, Jones: Lady of the Lake, Owet.s, from J Newport, with coal: Morning Star, Thomas, from Red M hart, with limestone: I Alary, Johns, from Pwllin h, with furniture: Elizabeth, Edwarjs, from Neadi, ?t:)i culm Barnctta, Isaac,from Barmouth, with herru?s. ? ?'"?f?/.theXew Margaretta. l);.vies. tor Flint, with Jr-ad ore: Elir'.a. Evans: Luna, Davies, for Portmadock: I?ve!y Peg; y. Lewis: Catherine, D??h.v:e,io:-Xew- port Ch'u ning M- O 'v.\V 'L'ut)s: Di i igence. Dav i .?s: l;I; fi:t ,¡:: t': h(;E';i *iil ¡;I; Aoerayron. H?'S!?.. ? Coasters 0??-?.{.) ?;?:???,??. 1 f •' r, e' o i o r e: ror i. .ir.na:'i-;ei; :.e Moria, Fraee i s, I rem. ,i<e Rose, Jones, ?,>;• .Swatisei: .tie 'Jhio: and 'Tit'-y. i t "')-uas, ior Aberavon; the Aim and Sarah, Ar-, f,,r rcrthcaw l the' i: h eritx. Le- r f,. S va-is.-a t!ie h a, k-s. \f,J'lii ¡.:¡'¡: .+ 'r!' '"I, '=! '(, t. i :Li: Eiua. Richards, ,or Mdrord .1 ,.1, t.

r.t 3 T. I L.\ r.ii h)■' iI..i 1- \E :23. [r.:1()1 ou:t n\ (,()IlI :>:l' í'r'T.J 'ON TtNT. ] I T''p packet duo, S.r'th America, arr i ve d i"st"l ?. ':)c 'F;¡L{:i2[¡\f,\?;)}?" Yn. She brt.??t'ie l-'?acws fro a North Amr-rica Tiu- Senate m. ) } { ■■■ -• o1' Re p 'sen'rt i ree* *— e e "h?!o'??-?'"?.L'Jr.J?hn U niv. e-r ?.t??.? was e lect- d epeakev of tiie House of Representaiivcs. ,:ii? 'f:i;:J: ¡f:[:ii;ttg:f,J; oik on the night of the 1st instant. !t is much most brief than the messages of American Press dent-; e.re usuaky. He commences hisaddt-s.? by ahud,ng to th.e death ofhi?ptcdece?-or?'nd to (he peeuli ,rity of ms own .a!i,,i t'O,igll lie iic)t iu favour of the extra ?'ssion.yet h.-?nittohehi- dntynottodcpat-t L om be ]i out i)%- Go.-icral ii:iri-i?(,n. In n gard t, ioret?:t relatiom he s:¡ys no important changes have takE"} place since tiie preceding session, and h? ??ees numin? that can destroy rhe impe of being able to preserve peace! 'r Ri'Leod hL- desires and intends to hav. section pe.')ceaMyn'i.J at.)'?biy. Thc?axtsub'ct is the of!)?us The population exceeds 17,0'JO.OUO. The I)re?enL st, te olthu?s he believes to be bad, and he nttrihutc? the cause to past legislation and the nial-practices of the people. I he President is in favoar or a distribution oll ti ie public i hnds, and expresses his willingness to sign the bill tor a N^onal Bank, -,f t'ne congress pass it. We li,i,e had more stir m the shipping trade tliisweek, c;¡nseJ hlCfly by rIle arrival of vessels with cotton fro-n the (JliIted States. Trade, on the whole, has not im- pt'ovpdmuch iii thi,? qu,ii-er. Nl'e coitiziue to very unfavourable a?oums f;?om t,ii-! clis- triuts. S,,)ckport, Bolton, and their circum- jacent townships, are in a truly J.???i:ti)??;)'f\ We trlw!)??ii)p, ire in t ir:ily from a l ,;zo rc?c,?ive vei,v ( I l. s c,lti- t.,?- t i v th« ci<>0«i;g districts of Yorkshire. di,?',ticts o ] 'file different candidates "-e ac'ivelv canva^ing. an-- p:?ch a 1, vei-v conndc:?()t'sacf.?. S)!' J:.?h .:< '?'J;ns!cy is indefatigable in p'.??"?? his canvass, and n II promises can be relied upon, will be triumphantly re- turned. I am very fearful the liigii ol I! I "midation wd! be used to a cruel d.grce; but I trust the electors will be able to set at nought the machinations oi their oppressors. There is to be a very important meeting of the W,-Jsh electors this evening, to support the free tr.aiecandidates, Tiie polling day here wd! be this day week. 1 will send you the state d the. poll up to within a quarter of an hour to its close, should it be on that day. I' Mr. Towoiey is a free-trade candidate for south Lan- Ctsi)ire,wtth every pr???y)?ct of ;tlcc(, jt'herew?b?j very severe contest-; in Cheshire, a':1 d :n Denbigh i>o- ,f' 'I;("'1\1P;;d :I ;¡\¡ } ;?: );), a!so in F"th1.r. J Il Liberal cause i» t'iumphan: ir! ireiao d r '?'i\-wiiI be aoo.it eighty i. tbr?.crs?!c=T'' d in thai cotmi.y. Tnes d ".y '??'?J" ? -retie announces t -,t the '!i?".?" o*~ ia Baron or" tie1 I n ted K.i. g:;nm i>e-i trr.u. c.t t'? i. ¡t¡,¡;ijl;f:t!f:fI""¡i,J'd: I A s'ippl ein"iit to hreiday s (iazette wis ssued co ,t;un- i-W t pvo-laination for d ;vo h t.,g Par! ante nt, an d c jiat'? the ca ) ?T ot' ?'n h.-r Tee ".t.?,?t<')"?, ret:)!r'h!oi!T.u'.? y, .h. i-eii • } k-: r Tl'i; pRCSTpr.NT S t -•r- r "j 20. — The letter, -N i r, T 1, I' P I R" 1 N I' RII' S J I. W. ) A ve! v S N* RRT-HK r e • P.. ha* i m d '"> f t> K nt-'i > eni's. v- 'vcii i t'rooi N e-w i -io J- 1-' i-t .\>v •>• « t :;>t ne besf "it If- V g. 1; ;'}¡<\{:h;Fjr1:I: I ]M'-scd o !V-r>,rr o'er h on t h e ic?. i[i -lA- nc h s re '•"•" t soestl; >. c t r ha\ > { » ••- hhx k' i o p The e-.pta i n of ?'. ?' .tf h n. d iii  \'?. "?: d '? '"?.nf'r <n .n-'Wer the p.ntt?h ?'! g Pe was ?,.)'r)n). i n circuit ?.?' j. :'i!:3 t; i j), i; \l i :<\i1 :i):I :fi:)'tr;}:'t ru,iiiitig i.ito til-? 1)?c?iie- .1l,lell Leti er t,i mer seen was the Prudent or not, there is no d<?'b)ui the fact of her hnvin hoeti seen. Btiisrot.. ,'UNE *2'K -There is little business doing in India t dgar, tiie few S des made have been a am in favour of the buver. and the reduction in price is R to cwt., since this day week. Notliii-g doing in the Rum Mutlf-r. J.O.NDOV, W I:n VRsr. A », The f md" are steady. Con- sols at. 8;»|. tor account; Excoee.uer Bills at to ts premium and the reduced Thre»-a'id-a-half per cent*, et Psi to |- Columbian are :><U to 21.

NL' J pr,) Farc.Tvts Ctjixrdlaas. T37" ANTF.D.a Yotit'i as an Auprpn- ;T\TD. wpJi'I'\h:l'd Y()nt1 a ,H/ ,llprrrl- ¡ y tic" t" tiie '11. Dfape Y /'rafle. '1', ;'Jr:r;t:).¡y Lt' .\1 I..¡..lin Ha'i' Sou 'ri', < a r nia' tb'o'i. ?..? S I?TT :?? ? ?'e' & ? "2 ??. .L' '?' ??*' Y?? ? :??. ? ? ??. '? ? ?, ?? ? j i t;1 the oceur.ntl ,-n of )[1' \ljl:"i7.?;fl Jtr* '¡.) T. & Co. P ESPECTFULLY ii»* >n>i 'i:e t'na'ie have »o\v on >«le .i tarae S,oe.; < p, -ne l.'r.i. ili.AW Lt t'j, wlijfi, may lie iiae in any tpiaorit. • r«-<b from the K.ln. T!ie seaei iuri'v <sf thi* eeb-hrate-' l,i;ll" I)vel' ail u'htrs in keejiintr -it the rt Htiui fron, I|;>IIS'>S expiisi d t" jipn -atber, AND IN > ILTI CO-tst? U'* tion of Bridges, pis], >| ;;j :». ds, is uriiversnly admitted; the P 1>11< should iiiert.ji,ri 'tf.sfn.'M?? i availing themselves <d t ie present opportunity to secure an early supply of this excellent <u t tele. H?l. !?anorji< r, T'e?bro??snire. I '1"1\ I rll'.¡r1!f' P.ES! ,H-CE Hnd F \?M. fo'?i??n'; of a Dwi-iliti^-Hniise. On -Of.ices, .and !HA. OR. 38P. "f t'x'-?'t?nt M,?.,?. Pasture, and Arable L)'i.?. situate within five minutes' walk of the heautitn' Sands of Mariorticr, distant only five mih's from letiby and lenib-olet, anil occupied bv Franci* Tb i- be Sold by Private Contract. For parti' aiars. epply to Mr. George Parry, Soli- citor, a verfordwest. HAVOD ASiMS HOTElI l. ,.t1. l., )-' L 1 L, re; T r:' T',r:- MI, '!7'17':? 'tI" c ;-111 n hr. Of the /.W? Vve /??/, ?f..?;.r? BEGS respectfnUy to inform tlie Nobility. Gentrv .p Vis,t«r« «,,« IOl\nts ? th.r..ma?ic "f he'v.ts?r.d.?th.uh.h.s?t??u,n the above n..t.,?dh.r?hy,tn(.ta!t.nn?tnt?-??,,f a]l! j who may honour him .vifb their compat.v. co.niii- neduith in ode rate charges, to merit a soa.v of that ?<)?.th??.'h?ich it ?,n ??, be hi" ,? deserve. 1,lh os 'Nt. f>KPA RikV KNT ?.n f)e?. t.?<) .s.?, ?.? horses and careful "rivets heme a lutie emnloveif. WINFS AND SPIKiTS Of TRP BEPT QTA !.fTY. (fuin.uss's Draujht aud Hot,'led Jrish porter. -he nnutnifieent Waterfalls of the Devilk- Rridsre. .mu extensive Domains of Haf..d, can oniy be viewed ny iicncts to be obtained at tiie above Hni-rl, i jSUSSBlSR ASSISTS, 1841. rT "HH Commissions of Vjsi Prins, of Over and Ter. X ro_t I.T. atid of General Gaol Delivery, for the > oint • ik.rough of Carmarthen, will be opened at the GUILD ii VTL, < arm irllwn, on THURSDAY, the Eighth i A of «i t I,Y iiext, br'oi E the Bight Honotirab E Lord An INGE! Chief Ba ron of the Court of Exchequer, and tne Honorable Sir THO:?TAI EUSKTNE, Knight, one of the .instx-ps of our said Lady the Queen, of her C. urt of ?"mmon P!f?s. at Westminster; when ali Justices of the I eace. Mayors, Coroners, and Bailiffs of LiLerljls., withir} the said Cmu'ty Borough, and all Juror< Ptrsons b ujnd by Recognizances, and others bavin"- busmes-s, are requested to attend. ILL! AM JONES, Esotiire Sheriff. Cnrraartliffn, Juno 2.3th, 18-il. Magistrates of the County Borough, and their Clerks, are requested to deliver to the Cjerk of Assize, oil the opening of the t'all tli,, Recognizances and Depositions in each case: and all Attorut-ys in Criminal Prosecutions are to deliver the Bills of Costs, for taxation by the Clerk of Assize, pending the trial of each prosecution. R A R M ART II E N SHI K E. SU?imE? ASSISTS, 134.1. 'T^.IE Commissioners -ri Prius, of Over and of Nisi Prius, of OAer tt)d ?.h<?. Carinai then, ?c ..i.?' ;u t.,? v. i.: he i. j i-a' a; t-;ie Hlii(¡'i. Carmart;leri, on Tr?'l?PA?. tiie F;?}?)] 8 f U Ly next. before th.' Hi?ht '{ot.?ur;.b!e Lord .\Bi iGiiu. Chief Bar.oti of the C,mrr "f bxchequer. and the H" 11 Sir Tn.;?A? H)!-K!?s. Ki,?).? oo? of the .hiS'ir. I.f "ur sa. Lady ti e Queen, 01 her C.mrt of i ?""?'no.. j-t?,i..? at Westminster A'liru ali .Justices m the Peace, >iay.u>. Coroners, at it Bailiffs of Liberties willnri the said County, and all Jurors, Person., b u.nd oy Recognizances. Witnesses, and other. having bu»i- ness, are requesttd. to attend. WALTERS P'injPi'S, Esquire. 25 It, JP¡ 1, i n,-TI, .'laaristrates of the County, and their V>:ct ks, ar- to the Clerk of Assize, on the. ui oj>of ti e Commissions, all the Reeetrni- Imposition* in each case and all Attorney s in (..rimina.! are to deliver the P-ikis of ) Costs, for ta::at!«.>i hy the Cierl; of Assize, pending the tnai oi r;»i !i pr,>s4-cu<ion. liewla-a,ndiand Dog. A Handsome DOG of this breed is now for ALE, j f\. Any person iu want of a House J>. g. or a faithftii ronipautoii, would ritid him to be an invaluable one. He is o a large size, black colour, is fond of the water, and well ?"?''t- I he principal object of the owner, who has now no use for him, is tj ?.? f? him a kind master, and good rations. Apply to the Primer of the Welshman. 1S11. Xalaaeily lailway and Dock wonipaay. 59. Old Broad-streel. ?o,,?M, jK?f 21. S41 ^TIHE Committee of Management of the Llanellv L '<?"y -p HEC''?'?? Dock C"m,any dn Notice, that pursuat t to j ne p"?<-?oft!?.A? .? p?,)?,?.?,(?; -'?"t.t?:y"'??"?''na:;<.H<A!,L..f fI r c PO n p. 1- Share, mi each ll!iare j..???,??t)? >everal mopnetorsof s, in tt,t. al)„ve niir;(Jrtakill!r- ?d ^'al!,s f° b p.,?,?.?,?????,??), .C ti11d ( o., [banklers, -to. C ?""??'-?'?"?I't."?' ''?.?"?,?.? -?"? TnrKgD U)e ??;f.. next. fh Order, 1;'(i. Chif-f Clerk and Sec. To be peremptorily Sold, Pursuant to a Deere. ;ii!? o! t ,t .v.c^rv, made in a cause ot •• i)H.Iix v OIVKN," with th" approbation ot VVif i„ul Wingfi^d, Esq., o e of the t (.:o;i:-t, H( t he < om me. cial LIII. in the f it) k amt t?.?i.j'inthc County of Pt.n.bruk?,unMuni!???.j,j???.,?j??'.??? at one c, c.ek m tbeaitern-on, in one Lot: ES'I'-ATP,. rittiate in tlio, P??t-isfi of u~ Sainl in t ("ou rit y of F^iuurokc, ?t? the Property .dtt.? Rev. o?,?, ?i?h. deeea>ed. Printed p?-ttcu)ats?.nbet.ad(Errati«) at tbe said Master s ( hiun?rs, Southampton R.H?iin?.s. Lund. of ?Nl,s,rs. J ati(i T!)d.t'av,S..H?..rs. ?,.J,J.d)n?trc?.h.?.j,?,? ??,,?,?? ?..?? Wi!!tamEtansa"dP.?v,.ij?,,j,,???.????,j???.??.' and of arid Piii.'I),)tt, 'i?ndSu.?vo.s. Haverfordwest. TO BE LsIST 0& SOLD, A La ,p, substantia! and Coinniodious iiOCSE, situated on the I ararl. in the town ef I T F, and county of G.anioriran co.siM, „„ rollfJd. floor of a large parlour, drawing, room, and breakfast ppkrloiir, with a lar-e kit,,Ijeii, i-;i,-k srtilt,,rv, and other conveniences, large and convenient under- ground cellars, a handsome terrace, in front, a p.imp with excellent water, and a spacious outlet in hack of tlie. premises, on ttie first-floor five excellent bed- rooms and a drfesipg-rootn and three tt- d r.iea- sant rooms on the attics the whole of which has just 11 RL 11 F* T"P 'J 1 III I** J «• t'4' i, RYEI v TT""ppeT adapted tor the residence of a genteel family." and may lie entered upon iinm-iiiaiely. hoi furfoer particulars or a view (,f the premises apply (II by letter, post-paid) to Mr. Wm. Thomas, Parade. Neath. r1£\x Office of Ordnance, 16th Jnne. 1S41. To Builders and Ctlaers. TFTE P'nc}na! €?<'<? ?' '?".WY'?''?ift- 1 do berehv itive ,ti,'p. ??'?" Persons ;,s maA- t a Rarrack, and other Work s to be constructed at Petit !)>•:>(. e D.i'-k. '"lay obtain every ?'H?:)t?)r, t.t Ciiet.-iie F-tris. i- ,i" V • ,^obh% '?(.;).))??,. j),?!?h.r-:)-f[)'. d Ceprcs «f »h'- ?'-m-<? conditions of C..?t-.i..f. s;r.?.?.?.:j ?"h")'?,)f?-??)?t? be er-'etei!, m:^y lv T?ti'?-st.?<?)h?!?1<tr'f.? 71)i ?t.tt;??.?.? ():3,p.)?,f,,?.,?_,?. 'IrevRrd to "Tlie SecftaT ><* '»e Hoar.j t <»rd>in«-«." a d ei,r if,a Tender for :;t» Works, -Sir. r.t P^rr.- i -k, f) lk • Hy .f<P.r;.  o ?. s noneUGIIS Y ;i ?' ? V eA3!^TE2;i A:JS laxlly. ^tl-LMEX, — T!l F; high ?.?.e/ ?? ?.9r?<'<'?''?? you ?? ?? Ifonsc "? Commons, which you c(mfided ?M ??, WIJ shortly be surrendered into your hanrL by the Diti- sohrfton of th,, present Parliament. T vfni-trp fr, hone, that having acted fa'thfjlJy anl dUigriitly in it',„ d charge cf my yrddic duties, I vtill K'iam your ,(Hsd opinion. I therefore tto-irii a cov- ti ?vy',vr yrroi's ,7M? independent svuport, ?"?''?'.7 y' !r-t ?<-r '? ? ?7''?" be ???'r? ;K ?p hv- nourald" position to -which I o pirJ shall cncrarohr ? ?'O?-.f??,?? c?'-O?-??'?.? ???" ?'?r-?/< which ? comnerde-i ,n < to y??r 7??/??. r,;?/ ? ??r.???f/ e.i :'S jq.. tip prj'mo'icm of general and local fu prcs rFf that conifdence, the ponemion oi' will ever be to me a source of the greatest pride oud satisfaction. I Jun-e the honour to he, (icnf e.-ncn, Your faithful -oiJ ??.:t?«/?';?'(.;?, j ?. ?'?/t7?? S I.or»d<Ji, ,T:rr,p ITitli. iSIl. ■J O ELECTORS OF T;i^ c "I [- .Y T Y OF C. -t ¡; J[ ART I! r y. GrtNTi.r.M-N, — rjnifF D'-fMoIirticn of Parliament n-v! -olr.ee at « d:sp<*a! the boh and important trust delegated to 1í1". as one of your Representatives. I have ?'?r.?Mr? to ???-M f he ?,r./?,H.. ? ?? /??7?/ .??.?r c;? tit(' /?'?M? ? rommmis. y0/, ran jU(j^p'• ? 7M//rfii'?,M-/?'/?? such endeavours /.?? ?fM vxe"fv1 r;d (f M Mf;?? q/???? /,? be ?f //?)' <.?;?. -1 sorting to solicit a continvance of ,1/°1/ "Imfi:p, J trust y.? unit r??-? ,? a Member of ??. cm,J M/7<??/f?/. •' I hate the houmir to be, (ienilemen, Mdh tic hifczt res pert es{eem, .1 our faithful and obliged Servant. TO THF ELECTORS OR THE TOWN AND COUNTY OF HA YERFORD\i-EST, AND OF THE BoiiouGi-is or >:A!iBr?/rri £ fisiigua^D. G i, N'T l? F,): E N, ,,3 DhS.fu'M?MM ?f ?/ ??-<r."?M? jP?r?'?we'?? &ptH< .n dd/'nniw'd M. I venture to announce w/ irde n- ti of again soliciting the high honour of being your Representative in the House of Commons. J laving Oil fjrincr occasions d'flared rnv Political Opinions, I will ouly now add, tit at 1 hey remain un- changed. I'shair take early opportunity of pcr,wurTiy paymg my respects to you. And beg to remain. Your obliged and fa;tlifi?! Servant, r0!/r o6/ .?/ <7M(//<7?/?7 .??,??. ?.??j.?? )?, ? ? ??7/  An esc silent Plan?»-Forte far dale. TO BE BY CONTRACT, AN excellent modern hnrizontal Piano- Forte, altnos1 A I, Dalma: ne and Co. Ptice..?'?5. C.?st. £ M) I-or particulars apply to the publisher ot' t1;i paper. TO THE n r R G tS. !Iii or CARDIGAN, ABERYSTWITH, LAMPETER. AND AD PAR. Gr.NTJF.EMEX, gjf ING seen an Audi-ess from L('ut.-C()'()]Jel Copland, aiiriotmcrnjr himsdf as a Candithte for the honor of representing you in the next Par- liament, I lose no time in assuring vou of iliv intention acrain to make ron a tender iii my ser- vices. Having no reason to beiic-it* that i Lilve forfeited your good opinion. I fust ? may look forward to a renewal of that confidence which I 13! ove d Pn d viiiieli have so long enjoyed, and which it has ever been my study to merit. I have the honor to bp. Gentlemen, Your faithful unci obliiretl Servant. PRYSE PRYSE. Limmer's !Jou!, June l.'th.S-i-I. TO THE IDEPEDET EIECTOBS or THr, B8HCB88 OF 2?t rSTN[TH. Genti.EMF.V, Ijy/n- snr'-ess of mg Cam-ess h. „r gafter- -.ecnied. and pro, -,v 1. ').. vou are as warm a* ever in support of those liberal t O". whu-h I ahi-aus V- and thai. )est me, y-on ate resolved a gam to return me as your Rnirf^'ta^> to th? I'ov.se of C6;n,n«ns. iKctsi heartdg au I t.'ianlc von for "your rg-cat cud continued exertions in nti; Persevere, ctrd the I c-xorii is our own. Ymu's rcru t nUti. PRYSE PRYSE. Oogerddan. June 21. 1S 11. TO THE C L E R J Y, GENTRY, FREEHOLDERS, AND OTHER ELBSTOES OF THE COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN. Gr.sTLLy.L\, 1, Dissolution of the present Parliament ap- so that I will no longer d-elag addrtssiug you. to say. that it is my intention, when- ever that emit takes place, to offer my servi "'s to yml, as ore oj your Representatives, in that (¡ioul to be ■ elected; and in doing so. I liol)r I may be allowed '0 record the lasting sense of obligation I enfettcined ■owaro^ f for the support I hare received at ywr hauas «? sC l?irii?.il ix, for a ??o?c/' p?'<7. 20 TY/?: f.??: ?r??<fjf/?M?7?,??.? ?;? //(?.< <'? ?? 7/?/? M,? ??? ?jt;?/-<7/, ? is w????'.</r? bg ?/<r /-f."? ?/' /? /?/ ??? f, /?. pr,- e atug Contestj, 1 /?-? I may ??/ ?7-?y? wiifw-t presumption ;'0 a ????/-Q'/ (? your .w?MMri' at tie present moment, and to another -victory, if the County L again to Ie contested. } on arc well aware that I never reposed cc.-A'dencp ui the present Government but if ang -nrifire were \wan'tug to stimulate me to a continued opposition io them, it would be found in the reckless and u»pni,e pled a'farl,. thpy are now endearouring to make on iio, Agricultural Interests of the United Empire. To tÍial plan I am strongly opposed, as 1 am to their project of alleni"ng Slave-grown St'gar to comppte upon morP favourable terms with ottr own free-grown com- mocitg nor do 1 hclit ve it wise to endanger the yet ]<vp rfeet union of the two Canada. hy d'scouraqiurj 1 the only Etrport Trade those Colonies at present p:,s ss. 1 tne will not a'low me to piy my personal respncts to hut I on tf¡, DaH (f Nomination, I seali ,11(,1 a sujftricnt number of you to enable me to p 'ct the great body of the Constituency in possession of h'Y sentiments or- pul'ie matters, which th" limits ef an Address prevent my alh'd-ng to, and to solicit a continuance of your cotifd -nee, as well as to perform the very grateful task of thanking you for your former support. I ".tn, GCJ/I,nrl1, most obedient and obliged Servant, GEO. RICE TREVOR. London. June isth. 1S4I. To THE lEEE?t3GEHT ELECTORS or THE I COVNTY OF PEMBROKE. f^nvTr.EMFN-, I JfJl F R Majesty s Gove-nment having announced that theg intend to appeal to the count; a. and to (Usstdre 1 he present House of Commons, and your escuf A/ember having signified his inft /L, ion of r, fmng from the Representation of the C, vv'u-e t r) offer myself as a Candidate for that honour. In pr?.?'?/;? myself ??,.? you for ?? first time ?' ? /)".?;( r/<?/ -?. ?<' //? ?o7-/?/ oDpovtuni-y ) ?"?.?"? ?'? r?7/? which 7 ?/Y'. ?77? ?r motirs ?/ 'w shall ?<?'7? my conduct in Parliament .?c/? ?.-??f,? ?<??.f?.-?' o "?/?/v?'??,? >}! attrM-i C:1 to the priueiph's of the Const it u- ?\ I ska" cn.l ?r?'/r/ -?' ?.?..?'?? a" 0?.? u( both secret <:u-t open tin.A' to ?.<;?-??'? venerated iti-d'-i utloitx of our ;un: v npaired: and j?-?'-<)?r)'(f'?-? ??-?/(7/.7//? conmerc-nl ;}'I. of the iouutr ??, assured that wluitcv r to t i, c f(i, -t it)teitfl, to ii,,e .??*'?)'?-? I ?M.,??..r/?.?: Annr, ?-f?r"? now !-° 1/'it/r" ?' ??.r.?, (rom tIN! tt/sh firm, i\y ^dist ■ for the p-rcsud .scan a fixc> diifn. A measure which, in my op'-ron. ?- unld hare t'-e inevitable tcndencg of inakina ll countrg dependent upon Foreign corn for its </<.„ oread. I hope shortIg to hav- the pleasure of solidA.q your support in person, and in the meantime, I have the honour to lip, Your very Obedient Servant, EMLYN. I. Fv>u>'t Andley Strwt. June gth. I' k> 5*; ss Si Tii, Zi "if EliSi CTO Eft or Kgama-mrsi, t. v.;ra:-i i.f¡; ¡."t. utu." £¡l'J.tll"á"'J (,1, ¥.I'I G F; x rt,r.ME .N, A iii, T)i**olntion heii.g now r7 1 ')1>1 a doiod, J beg Ice" agfi-t, rerpcetfulhj your rages foe the honor 0" representing you in the. IW Pr.rFument. T/;( Measures proposed by II-r M-ijcs'ys Govern- ment for the relaxation of the yoh'oili-e Du" the important Articles nf Consimpth u. >n<-et v ■> warm Approbation, and thug ore, I feel, ■ calculated to render most essential Benefii. tu (dl classes of Societij. I refer to mg p-ast political conduct as 0"; err- of tne future, and if you ago,- .-e-t, conifdence. I shall, em eanur e, -I'-irqc if- 8frvt duties of your e-prcsentative in a tanner rs to merit your approbation. J. J. GUEST < owla's, .llmr 0111.. 1".1I, TO THE E L IJ € T O B S OF SWANSEA, NEATII, LOUGHOR, A D; n:i YOX. AND KEN FIG. GENTLEMEN. ———— IJElNG on the eve of a Dissolution of Parliament, I take the earliest opportunity 'f amiotmcint, to you my tntenf-fm of soliciting a renewal of that irus* YOIl have loured me by placing in my hands during the last three Parliaments. I can confidently state that during that -eriod, 1 lave endeavoured fmihtu.ly to discharge the duties I had un- dertaken. To the int'-rests of this most important Diutrict, my attention and care have ever been stre- nuously and unceasingly directed and on questiom more indely affecting thÐ h„crests of the empire, I have sup- potted those measures which hare appeared to r-C, to insure the prosperity and welfare of the nation. If I am again honoured with your confidence, it will be mi endeavour to pursue a similar course Qf conduct. I beg you will accept my warmest thanks for the 1' deviating kindnev.- and confidence which I btive ezpty enced at your hards since have Ana the honour tf representing you in Parliament. And I heg r g^Ucrtbe myi-e f, reilh the highest ree- lect, 1.'<; {' rranf Your sincere Friend and faithfnl 'errant, J. rI. I AVIAN- Singleton, lltl. June,