The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

GLODDAETH STREET. I N r ilow- W. C. A'.ton. Esq, and Mr» A 0 Elmdon Hall, Warwickshire Milton Home.. Mrs. HewUson. The Misses Bali, West Bank House, Bowden, Che. shire Captain and Mrs Bigot. R.N., Netherseale, Old Hall, Ashby de la Zoneh. Leicestershire Nir Brown, Boot and Shoemaker. jieirion/iouif..Mr. E. J. Watkins, grocer & confectioner Market Ilall. Calvinistic Methodist Chapel- Boihjfryd House. Mr. T. A. Jonca- Mrs Browne, family, and suite, Bedfoidshvire

HEN DAFARN. Bron Ddinas.—lh. T. Hobc-rta Mr and Mrs J. G. A. Creswick, and family, Ecclcs- all Grange, near Sheffield The Llandudno Grammar School.— -Mr r. Sykes. Bryn y Pin-Hev W. A. Roberts, Curate of Llandudno. (Private.) 2 "'hrr-ff. tjwiwi 3 Mr R-Davie* jiryn Jrthur.Mr. T. Ellis. Tabor Hill East Mrs Southfield Tabor Hill Miss Roberts Mount Pleasant. Mrs. Moggridge. Mr Marshall, Birmingham Primrose -Hill C. R. Hall, Esq. (Private.)

LLEWELYN STREET. Baptist Chapel. Post-ofifce Mr W. Powell, bookseller and stationer j\Iaelgwyn House. Mrs. Goilsman Tho., Stevens, Esq, Mrs Stevens, and family, Deane Hill. Matlock Mits Godeman Plas Lletutlyn Nlr. Thomas Jones Rode iloi(se.-Miss Brereton. Kingstown House.Miss C. Evans Mr. James Jones, grocer Llewelyn House. Mr. W. Hughes. Gloddaeth Cottage Mr J. Jones

LLOYD STREET. Prince of If'ales.-M r. John Owen. Cambria Arms—Mr. D. Hughes. Holyicood JIouse.-M.ru. DUlin. Mrs Mayer, Stock port Wm Watts, Esq, do Mrs Watts, do Manor Ilouge.-Miss Butterworth. Roach Iloitse-,Nliss Young. Lloyd House—Misses Gibbon. Mrs Perry, Wolverhampton Mrs Henry Wynn Miss Robinson, Lichfield Mr Genders, Alrewas, near Lichfield Mr Charles, do

MADOCK STREET. 3 Mr D. Jones, grocer 4 6 ?".????.?.Mr W. Etghes 6 Mr B. Thomas 7 M r E. Brookes < Mr W. Williams 9 Mr. Hugh Roberts lo Mr William Roberts ii Mr S. Jones, Tailor 12. Mr S. Jones Mr Daniel Powell 1 4 Mr B.Robinson 1 5 Mr R. Hughes 1 6 Mr E. Evans ]7, Mr O. Thomas ]8. Mrs S. Brookes 1 9 Mr G. Owen 20. Mr R. Jones 25. Mr H. Jones, Boot aNd Shoemaker 2 6 Mr R. Jont", Tailor iind Draper 2 7 Mr Hugh Jones 28. Air Brookes 29 -1r n. Davies Mr William J. Williams, Bangor John Williams, ditto John O. Wil iams, ditto 30. Mr O. Davies 31 Mr R.Williams 32 Mr. T. Patrick 33. ,Ir John Owen 35. Mr G. Osborne 36. Mr R. Jones, plasterer ••• Mr R. Roberts 38 "ir Hersee 39 Mr H. Prichard

MOSTYN COTTAGES. I 2 3 *?i r. H. ?a rier, Plumber. A Mr Greerlev.

MOSTYN STREET. 1, Liverpool House—Mr J. Junes, baker and grocer "?. Mr. J. Roberts 2 Capt. J. Owens 3 Mrs. John Sharp, bottling store Sutherland House.—Mrs. R. C Tomkinson. Gadlys House, -Mr. John Williams. Idris House.—'Sir. Briggs. Mrs HngV.es, Oswestry Miss Mellor, ditto Norwich House-Ir. J. Williams Voelas House.—Mr Acton. Crate House-Captain Williams. Fardre View-lrs. S. Lloyd. Bramcote House. Livery Stables-Mr. Geo. Beauchamp. Krenos Ifnuse -Miss Hall. Messrs Greensniith and Thackeray Chester Hous-e.-Miss Prichard. Mr and Mrs D. Pilkington, and family, Claughton Range, Birkenhead Thomas Hoyle. Esq, and Mrs Royle Manor House Baughton, Chester G. W. Duncan, Esq, and Mrs Duncan, Chester Miss Turley, Leeds Miss Williams, Pork Street, Denbigh Mr. Garrett, Draper. Neville House.—Mr. H. Hughes, Chemist, Ac. Mr. R. Hughes, Confectioner and Provision Dealer. Mr. Burwell's Bazaar. Birley House.. Mr Herring Mr H. Parr, hair-dresser Central Library.—Mr. H. Kllerby. Jùgent-house-Mr. J. B. Evans, Draper Llys Madog. Zetland House —Mr. B. R. Daines, mercer. Refreshment Booms— Mr. Stone, Confectioner Stafford Hotise.-Messrs. G. & S. Homau. Mr B Jones, Tailor and Draper Mr D. O. Williams, Chemist Wy mist ay House—Mr. G. Wynne. Temple flottate-Mr. Smith's Bazaar. Clijton-hotise-Mr H. Parry Windsor-house—Mr. H. Parry. Mr and Mrs Pierce, Llanrw.t Mrs Jones, ditto Sheiffeld-house—Mr. J. Lloyd. M r E. Hughes, tailor and draper Malia riew-Mr Samuel Edwards. PellrhYfi-hollse-Mr J. W. Williams Penmaen View-Alr. J. Edwards, baker. Miøa Smith, Rugeley Roche House.—Mr. R. Owen. Pernon-house—Mr. D.Lloyd, Wine and Spirit V aults. Paris-house Mr W. Harrop, silk mercer. Gloucester Howe—Mr. Gough, Lapidary. J. Parr. West View..Miss Hayhurst, Fancy Woot-Repository Stanley Ho«*Mr. E. Hughes, grocer and baker. Tudno Vaults. Mrs. Davies. Co?n r Samuel Bi),rtley, draper,& c. Pl,s.g Owen. Mrs Stevens, Deane Hill, Mallock Thomis Stevens, E?q, and family Mrs Bvrne Mrs Sill. Clanghton Master Sill. Birkenhead Beamfop-d House—Mr. Johnson. Moeljra Vieto-Mr. 0. Roberts. 2. Mr. W..Tones. 'Mr. J. Jones Builinqton hnitse.. Ni rs. Walker. Lannrlowne Villa.Mrs. Pierce Mrs Thomas Thornely, Godley, near Manchester Mr Alfred Thornely, do Mrs and Miss Pownall, Woodley, near Stockport Edqbastopi-liou..ge. Mr. Middleton Biikqley Allen, cabinet-maker. Morfa riew-Mr, J. Owens, baker and con- fectioner. Alorfa f,illa Mr. W. Williams, butcher. Morfa Villa Mr. M. Williams Town's End.. lkl r. R. Jones, The Vaults-Mr. Hayn, wine and spirit mer- chant Mrs Steen and family, Wolverhampton Miss Jackson, dito Tudno View Mr. D. Jones Mountait View-Miss Hartshorn

I OLD ROAD. London lIoll.e. Mrs. Roberts, draper and grocer Ty-fry—-Mr. John Owen, Tailor.,iware dealer. House Agency Office Mr T. Monell, King's Head Inn.Miss Davies. Ty Newydd-fr. Prichard. painter Ty Newydd.. No.1. No. 2, Mr. R. Owen. Green-hill, No. 1, Mrs Anne Jones. 2, Mr. Kearney Plasterer Croesenen Cottage Mrs. Brown. Lhrynon—C. S. Lemon, Esq. Tvniicoed..Mr R. Jones .?"?..?. Mr H. Hughes

PLAS ROAD. Brunswick IIOltsc. Miss Griffith. Plas Vzvvdd Mrs Rauliug. Mr and Airs IValsb, London Ty Coch. Iklr. Atiiinson, Builder and Plasterer. Arvon Cottage-Mr Graham. (Private).

TUDNO STREET. Brighton Hoiise-Mr. R. Roberts. 2 William Williams 3 Folton House, Mrs Owen Mr John Eaton, Crewe Mrs John Raton, do Nlaster Willian) Edward Fiton, do Master Ernest Lord Eaton, do 4 Hill View, Mr. D. Hughes, 5 Mr R. Jones, joiner Mr G. W. Powdridge Mis. Jones 8 Miss Weaver 9 Mr. Richard Jones, 10 Mr B, It Daines 11 Miss Roberts 12 Ntr John Edwards, baker and grocer Air. Littler, Provision Dealer. Congregational Chueh, Shakspeare Cottage—Mr W. Jones Bryn Llewelyn—Rev. R. Parry, Minister of the Congregational Church. Bronheuloq Wilberforce Ilouse.M rs Roderick Davies. Ordovia House.J. Steward, Esq. (Private.) Centre Vale. Mr J. Jones D. Lofthouse, Esq, Cottingham, near Hull, York- shire Mrs and Miss Lofthouse, do 1, Gloddaeth Terrace Mr. Cobb. Mrs Foxcroft, Cheetham Hill, Manchester Miss Foxcroft, do Miss J C Clarke, Newport, Isle of Wight Mrs Hill and family, Liverpool 2 Miss Hughes 3 Mrs Owens Mrs and Miss King. Ireland Major and Mrs Barnston, Crewe-hill. Cheshire Plas Trevor. Fred. Drabble, Esq. Victoria Gardens..Mr Hewitson Acanthus House—Miss Hall

TY GWYN ROAD. Mr T. Williams, dispensing chpmist Nlr. S. Leich. Mr Hugh Prichard Plus Tirion..Mr Payne Bryn Teg..Mr J. Rawling Rose Hill Cottage..Mrs. Hall. Master Edward Luckman, do Airs. Bent. Manchester Tan y Bryn.-Nir.D. Jones, Plumber. Mr and Mrs Hunt, Chester Plas Tudno.— W. H. Reece, Esq. (Private. Plas Ucha.Miss Jones

TYISSA COTTAGES. 1 Mr Robert O.vens 2 Mr Richard Roberts Mr John Pipe, Tainworth, Staffordshire 3 M r Griffith Peters 1 Trevor Cottage.Messrs W. II. Reece and Farrant, solicitors 2 Mr. James Thomas Rev James Thomas, Minister of the Bal tist Chapel

VAUGHAN STREET, Din am Mr. E. Lewis. Rev J Davies, M.A, Incumbent of Llanrhos RotMury House—Mrs. Donkin. Grosvenor Home—Mr. W. Parker. Severn House.. Mrs. Rutter St. Georqe's Harbour Railway Station Life Boat Station. Market Hall, Gloddaeth-street. MrOwen, Poultry, Game, & Green Groery 2 A Mr Thos. Prichard, Welsh hosicer 2 B Grace Jones, provision dealer 3 a John Homan, fancy good 3 !\Irs Anwyl, Wel-h Tweed, &e. 4 A Edw. Foulkes, Fishmonger 4 B Mr Meaddows, Fish, Poultry, and Game 5 C. Smith, Fancy German Bazaar 6 Samuel Patrick, Fancy Bazaar 7 A John Hughes, Gardener 7 B Robert Jones, Fruit Dealer 8 Win. Hewitson, Florist, Fruiterer, &c. 9 Edward Owen, Butcher 10A W. O. Roberts, green grocer 10 B W. Jones, butcher 11 A John Brooks, pastry cook & confectioner 11B. NIartlia Jones, milliner and draper 12 James Williams, Butcher 13 A Mr, S. Edwards, green grocer Joseph Cobb, butcher H A Mr 1). Davies, butcher 14 T. Williams, Butcher Ii) Mr. J. W. W. IVilliains, Provision de.iler Greengrocer. 15a William Williams, Butcher '6 A Hugh Foulkes, Butchet 16 B J. Jones, butcher PRIVATE RESIDENCES, &c., IN THE VICINITY. Bryn-y-Bia.—G. Felton, Esq. (Private.) Shimdda-hir—Lieut.-Col. Walmsley, Constantinople, (Private.) Penrhyn.—Mrs. Phillips. (Private.) Bodafon.—J. Williams, Esq. (Private). Tan'rallt.-Andrew Schofield, Esq. (Private.) Gioddaeth.-G. Walker, Esq. (Private.) Bodysgalleu.-M, D. Hollina, Esq. (Private). Yarle.-W. Pilkington, Esq. (Private.) Rose Hill Cottage, Tywyn—(Private.) Treganwy.—J. Ll. Joaes, Esq. (Private.) Bryn Dinarth.—Jos. Radcliffe, Esq., (Private.) Colwyn-lwuse.- (Private. ) Pwll-lI- Croclwn.-(Private.) Oldham Wbittaker, Esq

FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET, of dif- ferent sizes, and in different situations.- Apply to Mr. T. WILLIAMS, Chemist, &c., Church Walks, Llan- dudno. NORTH WALES. WANTED, from July 1st,a FURNISHED V V COTTAGE with Four Bedrooms. Neighbourhood of Llanberis preferred: good Trout Fishing essential. Add, stating terms. either with or without plate and linen, at per month, to R. Clarke, Esq., Weston Super- Mere, Somersetshire. TO BE SOI,DOR LET FURNISHED, LI/VYNON TLI.ANIIUD.W, pleasantly aitua'ed, co«nmand»m £ "n extensive View, consisting 3 Sitting Rnom.. 5 Bedrooms, Kitchens, Coach-house and Stable, Vinery, &C., &c. Apply to Mr. J. Kearney, Plasterer, or to Mr. T. Williams, Chemist, Llandudno. LLANDUDNO Irs HISTORY AND NATURAL HISTORY, OR, THE VISITORS BEST GUIDE. Sold by the Publisher, T. WH.UAMB, Dispensing Chemist, Church Walks. BURLINGTON HOUSE, MOSTYN STREET. PRIVATE AND FAMILY BOARDING HOUSE, Mrs. WALKER bees to inform parties visitintr Llandudno that in the above Establishment they will find every comfort and attention, combined with eco- nomy. FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET IN LLANDUDNO A FURISHED Houe to let, consistiiig of 3 Sit- ting Rooms, 8 Bed Roomg: Kitchen, Sir. A furnished cottage to let, consisting of two bitting Ro ims, fm;r Rooms, six Hedroomi, and nine Lteds. For Paniculars pply to Mr. T. Williams, Cburch Walks. WALLACE'S SUBSCRIPTION BAND, LLANDUDNO. T HIS BAND plays eacb evening, weatber permiting, on the Parade, choice 'election of Music, from the following Operas:—Lily of Killamey, Trovotone, Traviala Somnarnhula, Lombard, Lucrezia, Borgia, Lllera de Lammermoor, &c, and all the newest Dance Music of the day. The Band can be engaged for Dinner Parties, Pic Nics. Balls, &c. Contributions to.vard< the Band Funkis receivel hy Mr. Wallace, and Mr. Williams, Chemist, Church Walks, TO THE LADIES OF NORTH WALES. MISS HAYHURST, OfSOUTllPORT, BLACK- .1 pOOL, and MOSTYN STREET, LLANDUDNO, begs re- pectfully to inform the Ladies and Visitors of Llandudno that she has RE-OPKNED HEn ESTABLISHMENT with a choice selection of Berlin and Fancy Goods, Embroidery and Braiding, the New Venetian and Cordon Work, a good asaovtment of Crochet Edgings, and Collars; some very choice New Patterns in Netted Antimacassars,, all sizes, atid at Low Prices. Knitting Yams and Worsteds (Angola on Reels), Scotch Yarns in Scarlet, Amber. Mauve, Drabs, Magenta, and Brown, now much in use. A choice selection of French Jewellery, Photographic Albums, and Fancy Goods, suitable for Presents. PURE CERATED WATERS. ELLIS'S RUTHIN SODA WATER. ELLIS'S RUTHIN POTASS WATER. ELLIS'S RUTHIN SELTZER WATER ELLIS'S RUTHIN LEMONADE. T7*LLIS'S Lithia and Potass Water, an ele- Egaut preparation, strongly recommended by the faculty as an internal remedy for Gout. The above, so long known as superior to any other in the market, may be obtained from all respectable Re- tailers. Sold by T. Williams, Chemist; H. Hughes, ditto. R. Hughes, Confectioner, Llandudno and at all the Hotels. J. HOBSON, ALBION HOUSE, Clonmel-Street, NEAR THE QUEEN'S HOTEL, LLANDUDNO. LINEN DRAPER. SILK MERCER. SHAWI, AND MAN T L E MAN. iNi 1 1, L I N E R. HOSIER AND GLOVER. HABERDASHIER, &r., &c, IMPORTANT TO QUARRY PROPRIETORS, CON- TRACTORS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS. RHOS LIMESTONE QUARRY, On the Beach, One Mile from Colwyn Railway Station, and near Conway. III R GEORAR FELTON Has received the instructions of the Proprietors of the above Quarry, who are about closing the concern, TO SELL BY AUCTION. On THURSDAY, the 19th day of June, 1862, commencing at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,- ALL THE VALUABLE and EXTEN- ASIVF PLANT and MATERIALS, ?..ipri,i?g about 7000 cubic feet of Oak and Red and Yellow Pine; 20,000 feet of Spruce, scantling 3 x 2 inch 5,500 yards of If x 1 inch wrought iron Tram Rails; a lot of Con- tractor's T TLiils; 3 Turn Tables a 5 feet Break Drum; 40 excellent Tipping Waggons, 3ft. 4in. gauge 8^0 yards of 5 inch H?.p %?)p? for incline 400 cut iron Box Pul- leys; 2 wrought iron Shoots 2 Travelling Cranes, com- plete 2 six feet Screens 2 lengths of 7-16 inch proved Chain Cable; Grinding Stone, 4ft. 3in. diameter; Smith's Anvil, Bellows, Vice, and Tools, and also Carpenter's and Quarry Tools of every description the Office Fittings Quarry Bell and Signal Lamp Shear Steel; and a large ?uantity of Scrap, "Wrought and Cast Iron Dry Timber l.r Wi amg,ini; an d a vmt collection of other v,,l 1,1,? effects, which may be viewed on the premises. Every possible facility is afforded for transit of the Plant by rail or shipment, it being on tIle Beach, about one mile from the Colwyn Railway Station. Catalogues of tne whole may be had a week prior to the Day of Sale. at the principal Hotels in theneignbourhtod, and of Mr. George Felton, Architect, Land Surveyor and Auctioneer, Mostyn Estate Offices, Llandudno. THE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE, AND ADVERTISER FOR THE PRINCIPALITY. FIRST CLASS FAMILY JOURNAL, Published everv Saturday Morning. THE NORTH WALES CHRONICLE. Ttl?? Oldest Establishcd Newspaper in North W?l?,, is published in time for the early p#ts on Friday evening, and extensively circulated every SATURDAY Morning throughout the Six N ortheTD Counties of -kngl?se.?, Carnarvon, Merioneth, M'mtgomery, Denbigh, and Fli?t, in Cardiganshire, and amongst Welshmen in England, Ireland and Scotland. It is the best medium for publicity to Advertisements, being read by all parties, on account. of its Nationality, the spirited and independent tone of its Leading Articles, the extent and accuracy of its Local Reports, and the variety and comprehensiveness of its Foreign and Domestic intelligence, its Original Corres- pondence, its early and reliable Accounts of the Money. Share, C"rn. and Cattle Markets, and other infomi.,?ti? suitable to the great interests of the country and it cir- culates chiefly amongst the classes who have property to dispose of, and ability to purchase. The NORTH WALES CHRONICLE has been very greatly Enlarged and Improved, comprising Eight Pages of closely printed and well selected matter, and is to be found in the principal News Rooms in London, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, and other leading centres of Commerce. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. If paid in advance, 19s per annum; 9a 6d for the half year; and 50 per quarter. On credit, 21s per mnum; 10s 6d for the half year; and 5s 6d per quarter. Orders, Advertisements, Post-office, Bank, and other re- mittances should be addressed to the Proprietor, JOHN KENMUIR DOUGLAS, NORTH WALES CHROKICLF Office, Bangor, Carnar- vonshire. A. F. WILLIAMS' Millinery, Mantle, £ Dressmaking Establishment, CHELTENHAM HOUSE, CHURCH WALKS, LLANDUDNO. Hats, Bonnets. Ribbons. Ffatl ers, Flowers, Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, UmberellaSi &c. D OLTGLIIS' NORTH WALES RAIL- WAY, COACHING, and STEAM PACKET GUIDE for JUNE, to be bad from Mr. T. ??mist Church Walks, Llandudno; Mr. ???1-LM?BY., Bookseller, Llandudno; and at the Railway Station. PRICE ONE PENNY. WHEN YOU ASK FOR GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, SEE THAT YOU GET IT, iS INFERIOR KINDS ARE OFTEN SUBSTITUTED. JOHN KJNMUIR DOUGLAS, I Stationer, Printer, Bookhider, Publisher, Account Book Manufacturer, | NORTH WALES GHDNICLE Office, Bangor, Carnarvonshire. T EDGERS, JOURNALS, CASH- I J BOOKS, DAY BOOKS, kc., made to any pattern, in Russia. Vellum, Calf, &c., with all the latest improvements, and of the best mate- rial and workmanship. HAND AND POSTING BILLS, )t CATALOGUES, Circular Letters and Notes, Cards, Pamphlets, Club Articles, and every description of Printing executed with neatness, accuracy, and despatch. NEW Wo?s, M?azmea, Reviews, Nand all Periodicals, supplied to order im- mediately on publication. BIBLES, Prayer Books, Chumli f? Services, &c., from the cheapest to the most elegant -d novel style of Ending. AN Assortment of LEATHER GOODS, including Blotting Books, Writ- in« .sU; ic. PLAIN, School, and Fancy Station- ery, of every description. A GREAT variety of Children's A Tale Books. PERFUMERY, MAPS, VIEWS, ETC. BOOKS, Music, and Miscellaneous B,krticlee, not in stock, obtained to order on the shortest notice. PIANO FORTES ON SALE OR HIRE. To BRITISH COLUMBIA for 233 10s. WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION TO NEW YORK DIRECT. ,~KI FT! HE LIVERPOOL, NEW <<S??? J YORK, AND PHILADELPHIA STBriftlcIP!i'tr des- :*5EE3mH 6S5 t?llitil, their Full-Powered Iron Screw "!?i?n,- at ()UEENSTOAVN, to embark p?- senger. and despatchc. as follows WEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK. ETNA Wednesday 11th June. CITY OF BALTIMORE Wednesday ISth „ EDINBURGH Wednesday 25th „ And every succeeding "Wednesday. Cabin Passage, 15, 17, and 21 Guineas, according to the accommodation. Forward Passage Eight Guineas, including all Provisions cooked. Passengers for CANADA, the UNITED STATES, and BRITISH COLUMBIA, booked through on very advan- tageous terms. For further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 2*2, Water-street, Liverpool. Mr. ED. ELLTS, jun., Shipbuilder, Bangor. ?* Mr. A. F. WATTS, Ab?rg?l?. AUSTRALIA. THE "BLACK BALL" & "EAGLE" LINE OF British and Australian Ex-Royal Mail Packets, This Line of Packets is composed of the largest and moot modern Steam and Clipper Ships in the world, and is the only one which has had the distinguished honour of a visit from Her Majesty the Queen. LIVERPOOL FOR MELBOURNE, On the rith and 15th of every month, Ship. Reg. Bur. Capt. Date. Donald McKay. 2G04.5000 Price 5th July. M)'rtle 1000..2000. 15th July. Champion of ) 4"00 0 t .d 5th A C''? Seas, j 1946.4500 Outridg°e 5th Aug, FOR SYDNEY, "NEVILLE" (From T,olidt)n) "10th June. MORNING STAR" (From London) "25th June. ANNIE ARCHBELL"(From London) "10th July. BKILLTANTff (From London) "25th July. uCORNWALLIS" new .(From London) "10th Aug. FOR MELBOURNE, (From London) 25th June. ,CI-NDEItELLA (From London) 25th May. FOR QUEENSLAND, (Free Grants of Land, value 30 Pounds. "PRINCE CONSORT" (From Liverpool) 30th June, (From Glasgow) 5th July, and (From Cork) 10th July. "SULTANA" (From London) 30th June. LIVERPOOL FOR MELBOURNE, -??L PACKET FOR THE 5th JULY. vfjY7>fc3ESx (Taking Victoria P;?,g? Warrants" and ???S?? "'° Bounty Tickets,") aaSaSesEia The Magnificent Fl'igate-built Clipper Ship "DONALD MACK AY," 2034 Tons Register, 5000 Tons Burthen. Capt. C. E. PRICE. This magn;5cent Iiip was built by the celebrate d hip p,d£\;f,lt M.K.y. expre?;?;l bfo;hhelï.; :,3¡ Line," Her length is 266 feet, anJthe superficial measure- ment of her sails is no less than 16,755 yards! She is one of the fastest Failers afloat. The avemge of her voyages to Melbourne being 3 days. The passenger accommoda- is unexceptionable. Apply to T. M. MACK AY & CO., 1, Leadenliall Street, London, GIBBS, BRIGHT & CO., North John-street, or JAMES BAINES & CO., Water-st., Liverpool. AGENTS: Mr. Edward Ellis, Garth Point, Bangor. Capt. Tully, Dublin Packet Office, Holyhead. Mr. Wm. Edwards, Llangefni, Anglesea. 3fr. T. Edwards, Quay. Conway. Mr. F. Watts, Abergele.

LLANDUDNO. I THOUGHTS ON A SATURDAY EVENING. I Beautiful rays at close of day Piercing the clouds, shooting away— Over the sea, and o'er you hill, Shine with pure light, all radiant still. Soft is the zephyr, spring comes on, Born with a rising, conquering sun Winter defeated, its snow's all gone, Summer fast coming, wished for long. Larks caroling high in the sky, Thrushes singing with sweet melody, Boys with their boats on liquid pool, All in harmony with the whole. Yon mountain smiles with verdure new, Green to the eye, its height all blue; Clouds all light, fleet swift along, The silver moon will shine anon. Tranquility is felt around, Save now and then a cheerful sound; The birds begin their vernal song, And the breeze wafts their voice along. Yon ships glide o'er the waters grecn, With sails well bent, their progress seen The sea is soothed, nor raves as yore, Long may it be, with shipwrecks o'er. The morrow is the day of rest, And of all days, by far the best; The spring of heaven with it is ours, Sweet is its time, though short its hours. The calm of eve with it agrees, The hope thereof, all christians pleme- 'Tis the delight of life beloiv, With it towards heaven pilgrims cro. 1362. gu X. V. I

THE VOLUNTPERB.-Throiigh the kind permission of W. F. Chapman, Esq., the Llandudno Volunteers can now boast of as good a Parade Ground as any of the Provincial Corps in the Kingdom. It is well adapted for all kind of Infantry movements, (judging distance) and I particularly for skirmishing; and we hope to see a good muster on the warren on Whit Monday, as we under- stand the 7th Carnarvonshire Rifle Company meet on that day for drill at Llandudno.

Tebed Bryn lIlaenol., W. F. Chapman, Esq. (Private.)