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f FAREWELL! At Mr. CARD'S, CHURCH-STREET, fMnttmoutfL Va w V^9 receivpfff1'6'1 Kial'lude tor (lie extensive patronage lie has mouth, on t)>ic i°m n'iahitants and neighbourhood of Mon- consequenep n''ti'1S seco Vls'f; aspect Cully announces that, in on hand a numb"6 a!rcess,10? Pupils being so i;ieat,and having not take pi ace utft i 1° F rVd t' v ^enesses, •- departure will ments at ABF11G V K v "'u?ry lnst-when !us engage- MOS«IFI I, "A *N^ positively commence. may need hi* rw" .'1'' 1.(JSPec(tu"y announces to those who "Pared in imDartin^tn°tti assi^tanRe that no exertion shall be 'edge of the Art of Writing tu-tl0U a thoiouSh know- habusTn tT^use3^ ^her "^ec'ed their writing, or acquired ill formance in one on, pen,f r!lay' however bad their present per- «yle so much adm" f of .lessons acquire that neat angular w°rld, in teachWin- nf \n-dKC?.Umf1?n<7ld in the fashionable successful, of which Mr. A, is allowed to be eminently and otl,ef w!10?(i writin5 is too slow, hand suTtPH ftfr Vi■ Su?ranteIVfl a bo!d iapl.l, well-formed rate sh»! pul)lic or private lite, from which, with a mode- Guar<U attention, it is impossible they shall ever deviate youths inathifa«?P nCDtS havern,ow an opportunity of finishing M. ADOLP v- e accon,p'ls'?ment. which, by practising on them f si's,em for a !ew hours, will positively onnbfv them for any situation, as far as regards the writing a neat ele- gant manuscript. I'tivate Tuition, if required .-Pupils may visit any time that suits their convenience. T Terms:—Six Lessons, 15s Twelve Less-ma 21s ies attended by MADAME ADOI.PHE in a separate apartment. 1 en-making laught-Terms 5s. SHORT nAND WRITING Ta j, As used in both Houses of Parliament *>tten?anrbydwli?ohl\y "npT°d SyStem- s» as ™ver to be for- ledge of the m pupi1 Vs guaranteed a thorough know- in so short a time P t0 be ac1uired bV any other system L«Tw, PLS "ndU°, £ Til" "71 'P""1 P"™. »t "rSiS'oTS i; ™°s> ofr«ainin(I ,lre the greatest assistance in tbp 3 ?orr.ectly and must be To the Stiulonf r cross exainl|'ation of witnesses, to take down pleadjn'f ti p U-m°St ImP°rla-nce in enabling him those who auend I T,'1I0-DS °.f the J^lges, &c. aud to advantages ^eCtVrWS °-n Surgery, Divinity, &c. the to persons of almost eve"11 "f s"lficicntJ>' obvious. In short, highly advanta^enn nilt profession and business it must be will enable them to'm P Y 1 °,be who £ ° abroad, as it ditious manner 6 useiul remarks>111 a secret and expe- Entrance'[oI'S:rTWEf,VE LESS0^'S. 30s. firstdoor in Cross I^ysTanl mg Short 1Jaild Ro°™ Ti, t le test secresv observed, and no improvements made pubhe, but by tlw consent of the parties. A AT 1!I^nSiTTW,EK Y°Lr CAN 0BTA]X AN ACCURATE LIKENESS and Class ftv Is, of RTOBTSIEUR. ADOLPHE, MIMATVRK PAINTER AM) PROFIL^T The accuracy ol whose Likenesses gained him such extensive pa- tronage in Swansea. I A NOTED STREET-SWEEPER IN SWANSEA AIM NICK-NAMED "PUNCH." neurhhm, r noLpnE respectfully informs the Inhabitants and if> two J, °. of W<)nmou,h> that he engages to produce, which willl "'lilwlU machine or scissors, a faithful Likeness, Profiles l ,n,eat'"v Gained and gl.ized for one shilling. Bronzed proDoi'0 ."length Portiaits, finished in a superior stvle Chil.lr"?"p • Si',e ^ates, in colours, from ~>s to 10s 6d! at any |.6very a^e taken_in bust, or whole length represented lockets bT ^i'lii'turps on ivory or card, for brooches, Warranteda.CtS' ^C-' one half the usual price. All Likenesses nine. <4fl C(?rrect:* .Attendance from ten till two, and three till *e the specimens in the window. ^ut>'a>'ce to the Pnhuiu^ llooiu in Church-street. MQ,, early applicationWill be esteemed a favour. 0"lnou 11, Jan. 30 1835. ARMY CONTRACTS. Office of Ordnance, I'all Mall, V2th Jan., 1835. -L^l jQ k is hereby given to all Persons desirous of Contract- ^m'y; tehp°,t!,KPP'y lh? f?n owing Articles for the Use of the 1st day of M \Ver'es wh'ch are to commence on and for the c°nditi0ns far,c ^835, and to continue (subject to the usual MP aTi 16 Contracts) until the following periods— BReJ[,31s! Mar°h, 1835. porI'ge }30th Apnl m5' f)0th dayS 'nCluS,ve' Viz — To His Maip.f > PEFiF and MUTTON. antonmen « Forces (the Foot Guards excepted) in — Countjp D JJ T ar,ters» and Barracks, in the undermentioned Surham nd IslamL "ants, °f Wight, Surry. Lancaster, 70 His ]\i BREAD. Forces ( the Foot Guards excepted ) in County, ^uat'er;>, and Barracks, in the undermentioned York. T°HisMaiest OATS. T, and n S Cava!ry and Artillery Horses in Cantonments, Berks, Quarters, in the undermentioned Counties. -111 Bucks, Devon, Middlesex, Hereford, Surry, North and South Wa'cs. 0a.Ts. HAY. aJ «. I' 0I5.Afi K, viz. Horses in R^ 1-'1rAW, to His Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery That pro r^acks, in the several Counties in Is orth Britain. Board, sealed8,? ln ,wnt'nff. addressed to the Secretary to the applies vvill an parked on the outside, Tender for Armii on or before T !fCe,ved at the Ordnance Office, Pall Mall, none will Kp ro„U^S y> ,lle Tenth dav of February next; but Proposals mn«t i after eleven o'clock on that day. escept for t| be made separately for each county and island, Wales, all of wh,elfra' coutlties comprising North and South feveral countiPo;1Cv ^.e 'eluded in one tender, as also the letter which i at n 1 Britain and each proposal must have the «ons of known t0 tlle l.ender properly filled up by two per- tendering in tlip „perty engaging to become bound with the party "Ue Performancp !f ?iUn< .Stalecl iu llie printed particulars, for the nnless made on a r- ontract; and no proposal will be noticed •n "words at len<-t>Jr'atet, 'orin of tender, and the prices expiessed .'•ontmuance of ih?ald u so happen, that during the Vlrtue of the sim'6 Pn!ract' no Troops should be supplied by and Bond I ',aiiie, the amollnt of the stamps on the Contract refunded to him m 1 instance by the Contractor, will be observe, that the'p^'tlr:^ ^en^ers> are particularly requested to Bread and Meat A yuard$are not in future to be supplied with jnake use of anv fo^ i ^ontract°r, and they are desired not to had upon anni;f.n'r-rns those iccentlv printed, which may be and Four. at 'bis Office, between the hours of Ten and their ^X»/V"'y'CC n!tr':»g T.etters, to and from Contractors official corre^;nn» iH 'Pa*>'Jree "f Postage, is discontinued hut the &nd other O-fZ-o. "'f; ■' 'reen the Contractors and Regimental nance, and thell nfr l>e f"awarded as usual. The Board of Onl- Otters, moneii M<jers, will no/;) however, be responsible for ani/ ni Y, or orders fOJ" money, which may lie so forwarded. By order of the Board, H. BYIlAM, Secretary. 'II. I L Z, 7 71 z BRISTOL BAZAAR, AND GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, 7, UNION-STREET, BRISTOL. "jVTESSRS. LEVY and CO., Proprietors >( the above Establishment, have again the honour of submitting to their numerous Tnends in Monmouthshire and neighbouring counties, the genuine catalogue of their no less genuit e Stock", with the additions of New Articles that must necessaiily attend each st"ason. Amongst the newest will be found (in the furnishing department) a splendid collection of LAMPS, adapted for D awing or Dining Room, Study, Hall or Passage, comprising the most elegant and classical designs Chimney GLASSES of cortcspontiing elegance Dressing GLASSES, with best British Plates, handsomely set in Spanish Mahogany Frames, on Slabs, from 12s 6d. In the fancy department will be found a superb collection of French CLOCKS, in Ormolu, Lhony, and Alabaster, embracing the most popular, elassical, and historical subjects, wita or without Music MUSICAL BOXES, playing from two to six Tunes or Overtures, from 25s to 18 guineas. THE QUALITY OF EVERY ARTICLE AT TIllS ESTABLISHMENT IS FAIRLY DESCRIBED AND NOT THE MOST TRIFLING ABATEMENT PERMUTED. Messrs. Levy and Co. beg to direct public attention to their Stock of CABINET WORK, confeietitiv pronounced to be one of the most ex'eusive, varied, and (quality considered) cheapest in the empire, comprising Cabuielk, Work B„.ies, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, Caddies, heiting, Glove, Jeicel, Card, and Letter Boxes, li ,„'k Tables, Teapoys, Liquet}'€ uses, Leather Travel- ling Portmanteaus, Cases, &~c. Handsome P< arl-Inlaid Silk-Lined ROSEWOOD WORK-BONE'S .«! 10 Inch. 11 inch. 12 Inch Rs "1. nS fid. Itl, {:,1 METVR Y'S CeJeLralsd BRITISH PLATE, or Imitation Silver, comprising every article usually made in Silver Tabie Forks and Spoons, 30s Desert, 24s-per dozen. A beautiful while, solid, and ductile meútl, possessing all the fine qualities of Sterling Sa'ver. SILVER CHASED PLATE, in Coffee and Tea Services, Cake Baskets, Piize Plate, Race Cups, Salvers, Goblets, &c., from 8s yd per oz. Newest Designs in Chased Services, 9s 6d. GOLD and SILA ER WATCHES of eminent makers, both English and Geneva Manufacture, on the Lever, Horizontal, and Vertical principles. [The most scrupulousattentionis shown to this branch oj the trade by a skilful workman residing OiL the premises, uhich enables the Proprietors to warrant </«;<).] GOLD J E\V ELLElt Y -A full, complete, and fashionable as- sortment of superior Town-made articles in suits; Neck, Watch, and Guard Chains, Rings, Earrings, Brooches, Lockets, Pins, Seals, Keys. Snaps, &c. c., amongst which will be found a splendid assortment of Diamonds, Emeralds, Pearls, and other precious stones. MOSAIC GOLD JEWELLERY and Jet and Berlin Orna- ments, in Cameo and Enamelled Suits, Bracelets, Chains, Brooches, Head Ornaments, Gold Side-Combs, &c. SHEFFIELD PLATED Silver-mounted Tea Urns, Coffee and Tea Sets, Epergnes, Dishes and Covers, Wine Coolers, BI anches, Candlesticks, Snuffers and Travs, Liqueur and Cruet Sets, Toast Racks, Egg frames, Cake Baskets, Bottle Stands, ike. PLATED OX S1 EEL, Forks and Spoons, 30s aer dozen Desseits, 26s ditto Dessert Knives and Folks, with Silver, Pearl, and Ivory handles, from £ 2. 5s per doz. pair, with il- ver Ferules an elegant set in Rosewood Case, £ 3. 3s. LONDON BRONZE lea and Coffee Urns, Kettles, &c. A Handsome 6-Quart Urn for J2. -2s. IVORY handled and other general C CTLER Y, of the most ap- proved makers. Patent Kniie Sharpeners- Superior Razors, Scissors, and Penknives, Sansom and Son's ltoyal Adelaide and Victoria Cutlery. Set 50 pieces, Ivory and Balanced- Handles, bv King's Cutlers, 55s. CU 1' GLASS (Stoutbridge) Dessert Services, Decanters, Butter Tubs, Jugs, Table Caraffes, Goblets, Tumblers, Wines, Cool- ers, f inger Glasses, Pickle Bottles, Custard and Jelly Cups, Ice Plates, Saiteellars, Sugai- Basins, &C. &c. BRONZE FENDERS from 15s each, Fire li-ons, &e. &-c. B RI1'AN N J A ME l'AL Goods of the best quality, in Cuifec and Tea, Pots, Percolators, Soup Tureens, Dishes, ixc. Ike. BLOCK'D TIN Dish Covers, from 9s per set of six also Wire Covers. BR ASS POLES for Windows, Ends, Arms, Bell-pulls, Door Plates, ckc. of the newest fashions. Poles kept and cut to any sizes, at 2s per foot. PAPIER MACHEE and^apann&PTgg^Triys, Bread Baskets, Bottle Stards, Snuffer Tiays, Liq eitr aiid Cruet Frames, &c. Ct, r G I-ASS Quart Decanters, from 8s per pair, Cut Wine Glasses, 7s 6d per dozen, Cut Half-pint Strong Tumblers, 10s 6d per dozen. MIS1CAL INSI Rl ME NTS Silver Key'd Flutes, new and second-hand, by approved makers, Guitars, Violins, Bugles, Clarionets, Double and Single Flageolets, Accoidiaiis, liolon- cellos, Trombones, Horns, C\:c. Musical Bands furnished with first-rate INSTRUMENTS. Indian, Freuch, Dresden, and English CHINA ORNAMENTS. 500 pair of Y ASES, from 4s 6d pur pair. MATHEMATICAL and OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, com- prising extants, Quadrants, Barometers, Hydrometers, Sacro- meters, Microscopes, Telescopes, eve. Ornamental and Real HAIR Fronts of every shade. Immense Stock of SPECTACLES in Gold, Silver, Tortoiseshell, and Steel, with or without pebbles. Gold Spectacles, with peb- bles, at 35s Silver ditto at 16, per jwir. ROCKING HORSES in variety of sizes. GLASS and BRONZE Lustres, Bronze Inkstands, Candle- sticks, Tapers, Thermometers, Watch Stands, &c. 1 OR 1 OISESHELL, Fiench pierced, and German Shell Side and Back COMBS, of the most fashionable Patterns. W III FE WOOD ORK for the Transier Varnish, &c. BIBLES, Prayers, Hymns, Albums, Scrap and Blotting Books. English and India CHESS and BOARDS, Backgammon and Pope Boards, Tortoiseshell and Ivory Card Cases, Cad- dies, Needle Cases, &c. GAMES, amusing and instructive; Dolls, Toys, Perfumery, & PLA\ ING CARDS, legally stamf>t?&, at 2s per pack, Cricket Balls, Battledores, Cross and Long Bows, txc. IIUSICAL WOHK BOXES, fitted with Silver and Pearl, in- struments, in endless variety, SILK UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS. CAMP CHAIRS, CARPET BAGS, and HAT BOXES; FRENCH SLIPPERS, at 2s per pair, JOINTED CLOGS, at 3s per pair, Snow Boots 4s 6d, Children's Clogs 2s 6d. First Rate BAGATELLE TABLES, completely fi'ted, and with printed directions for playing the 4 Games, with printed directions for playing the 4 Games, e I'rct. 7 (Vi-t. N I'rt't. £ 3. 10s. £ 4, l()s. £ 5. 10s. About 300 Double and Single-Barrel GUNS, New and Second- hand, by eminent Makers, at extraordinary low prices PIs. TOLS in endless variety. RIFLES, BLUNDERBUSSES, AIRGUNS,&c; POWDER, SHOT, and ANTI-CORROSIVE CAPS. -"lbo Cjust imported) a large quantity of Fine-toned A CCOliDIONS, with Instructions, from 10A' to 4 gs., with all the intermediate prices• Several very splendid MUSICAL PICTURE CLOCKS, playing off every hour, before striking, and requiring to be wound up but once a Month. OLD GOLD, SILVER, DIAMONDS, PEARLS, and other Precious Stones, Purchased, or taken in Payment as Cash. Flute, Plalcd Goods, Glass, Lamps, (S'c. Lent out to Parties. N.B. Orders takon for the Patent Iron Bedsteads. Patterns and Prices are exhibited at the Bazaar. NO BUSINESS TRANSACTED ON SATURDAYS, UNTIL EVENING. Letters or Parcels enclosing remittances, or resPectable reference in Bristol, promptly attended to. Good, packell for the (_untry free of Expense. FOR on Commission, a G-Odave Square PIA NO-FORTE, Cir^iilar Ends. &-p.bv Brosdwooc nrrJ Son, nearly new, 35 Gs. Also, on Commission, a Square PIANO-FORTE, with additional Keys, by dementi, in condition, for ij Gs. DOU BLE-B A R REE GU i\ (real Stub Twist), by Perday, with Peiday's Safety Guard,equal to new, 12 Gs. \v iS ashi°nable GOLD WA TCH, (with Gold Dial, Engine-turned, and Jewelled,) heavy Gold Chain, two Seals, Key, and W ateli^ Hook, in Morocco Case, (lately cost 28 G s. ) for 16 G s. I his T! atch the 1'roprieiors of the Bazaar it nderlake to warrant. And a Superior Metal SEXTANT, by Norie and Co., London, divided into 10 Seconds, 3 Telescopes, Aim Magnifier and Re- flee ter, in Mahogany Case, for )0 Guinpas. Also, a complete DINNER SERA ICE of SHEFFIELD PLATE to be SOLD, either together or separate. TOWN OF MONMOITH. To Grocers, 23rapers, &c. BE LET, and entered upon immediately,—A commodious E SHOP, in full business, in an excellent situation, in this town. The House, or a part, may be had, if the more agieeable. PavInent for the Stock on limul will be made suitsljic to the pur- t1es.- For further particulars enquire of the Printer at the Meilin Othce.—January 10th, 1835. THE UNITED KI^CDOM" LIFE ASSURANCES COrvIFAHlT. No. 8, WATERLOO PLACE, PALL-MALL, lEgtafcltsIjctr ty rt cf parliament, For Assurances on Lives and Survivorships, and likewise for the Granting and Purchasing of Annuiltes. Capital One PtHUion, in 50,000 Shares of £ 20 each. HONORARY PRESIDENTS. Earl of Errol I Lord Viscount F.asfnor, M.P. Earl of ( ourtown Lord Viscount Glandine Earl of Leven and i\Ichillc l,of(I l,'Ii)t,I'iis'otie Lord iscount Falkland I Lord Beliiaven and Stenton Sir J. H. Dalrymple, Bait., M.P. DIRECTORS. William A. Makiunon, Esq., F.ll.S., Chairman. P, r', aJ°'eneral .Tolin Shaw, Deputy Chairman. c £ Li St°Pf«id, R.N. Charles Graham, Esq. C F °\v vn'les^s1" Alexander Bnl manno. Esq. I c.- J ,ls;sc^• Ed ward Boyd, Esq., ( Resident) .lames Stuart, Eso c ir ,1 n i i.- v IJ F George Huntley Gordon, F,sq. i *S(I' Frederick Clias. Maitland, Esq. WUlil iS°nVEs(J- Ha!ph Watson, Esq., F.R.S. ,lham 1 lasket> Esq. H. Blair Avarne, Esq. t AUDITORS. Lieut.-Col Archibald Robertson, H.E.I.C.S. T „ en>°n fc>. Parker, Esq.—Adam Murray, Esq. ■UPSSI-C "cn^W '"srl-> ^t'crttavu.—Mr. John King, Actuary. F I' Thomson r Pj1' & Biddulph, Bankers, Charing Cross, j'" hom^n. Fsq. ,Surg.on, 48. Bcrner-street. :\Iessrs.l\Iacdougall & Uainbrigge, .Sol ic:itoJ's .46, Parliament-street. TIllS Company, from its various plans of accommodation, .|t ;,S,a greatfer, P^ies wishing to insure, than any establishment of the kind in London. an allows the premiums to be paid quarterly, half-yearly, or 9 U w iVaS may '>suit convenience of the assured, nrpmiiim !°WS (W e ,.nJsurance is for life), half of the annual E7 totre™ai.n unPa'd for five years, at interest, to be de- ducted eventually from the Policy. 3. It adopts the principle of an ascending and descending scale Of Premiums, wli Icli is equally applicable to the opulent aud those of limited income and, from the moderate and judicious rate of its premiums particularly on the younger ages, and for sliort periods, is well deserving the attention and patronage of the the rl^H1ClfS, arG S,anted on very moderate terms, payable on rendpr l i Tj °F thr6e (as the ca*e ma5' be.) so as to render leasehold property, held upon lives, nearly equal in value to lands held in perpetuity. ANNUAl^PRE^IfUM FOR ASSURING £ 100. Age. One Year. Scvou Years, Without Share W itli Share of ^roliis. Proliis. Life. if« ?o £ VU £ I £ !13,0 £ 1 ,p/s 3 11 1 b 4 2 j() 2 8 2' 40 1 10 2 1 13 7 2 19 1 3 3 4 ASCENDING SC A L E. Affe- lri./vst .•. StT1,Kl T]!inl Fuunli ror remainder |ine 11\e o.rs, hu- ears, live Years. <>{ LilV. 2^ 1 3 2 1 8 0 1 12 11 1 17 11 £ 2 2~9~ 1 10 8 1 17 3 2 3 10 2 10 5 2 17 <) J* 2 4 11 2 12 10 3 0 10 3 8 11 3 1G 10 DI^SCfJNDIN(i SCAL1-7 As°- r^.r'v-,t Secind Third Fourth For remain! ne ^cars. Five ears. Five Years. Five Yearn. 0f Life. 20 2 2 9 1 18 5 1 14 3 1 10 0 5 o~! •JO 2 17 0, 2 10 4< 2 3 8 1 17 of I 10 4 ■W 3 16 1: 3 6 llj 2 It) 11 2 7 01 1 17 0 \v'Veriy information will be given at the Office P. aterloo I lace, Pall-mall, where Prospectuses mav be had' or BY Letter addressed to EOWAHO BOYD, Esq.. Resident Director strppfV t A"R1S EVANS, next door to the Bank, George- cet, I ontypool, Agent to the Company for Pontvpool and its vicinity, of whom Terms and Prospectuses may be had gratis. j v MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. MICHAEL DAVIS, At the WrsTGAiE INN, NI wi-onr, on Thursday, the 26th day of February next, at the hour of Five o'clock in the Afternoon I)Ieclsely,- THE FOLLOWING FITASSAOIIS? &. COP"!rHOLD ESTATES, AX]) COL LIE li r .— Lot 1. ALL tho<e FREEHOLD MESSUAGES, FARMS, and LANDS, called GELLY GROES, TYR Y ERIN, and tYR Y EELI N WIN T,situate in the several parishesof Mony- thusloync and Bedwas. containing together 163A. 2K. 2P., more or less together with the Colliery now in full working under the SliDe. This Estate is about thirteen miles from Newport, and adjoins the Sirhovvy Tram Road. There are two good Farm Houses, with the usual Oki -,build an excellent and spacious modern-built Dwellirig-house and Offices, and Five Cottages on the Property. The suiface produces a rental of £ 1 15. The Col- liery has for some time past produced at the rate of about Sixty Tons a-day of excellent Coal, and is capable of considerable in- crease and about Fifty Acres of the Monythusloyne Vein of Coal, commanded by the present workings, remain unworked. The Steam Engine, Stock of Trams, &c., are to be taken by a purchaser at a valuation, in the usual way. Lot 2. All that MESSUAGE, OUTBUILDINGS, FARM, and LANDS, called the LLANHILLETH FARM, situate in the parish of Llanhilleth, adjoining the road from Abeibeeg to Pontvpool, containing together 66A. 3K. 111- now in the occu- pation of Thos. Morgan, at the rent of £ 30 a-year. 56A. OR. 12I>. of this Estate are Freehold, and the remainder Copyhold of the Manor of Wentsland anù Bryngwyn. The Cwm Vein of Coal is entire under the whole of this Estate, and 14A. 2u. 27r. of the well-known Blaen y Cwm Yein remain unworked. Lot 3. A COTTAGE and GARDEN, situate at Llanhilleth aforesaid, now in the occupation of John Edwards. Lot 4. A COPYHOLD MESSUAGE or DWELLING- HOUSE, extensive Offices, Garden, and Premises, eligibly situ- ated for business, in George-street, in the town of Pontypool, now in the occupation of John Potter, saddler, and his under- tenant. For further particulars, apply (if by letter, postage paid) to Mr. Thomas Morris, Surveyor, Newport: or to Messrs. M'Don- nell and Mostyn. Solicitors, Csk, where Maps of the Estate may be seen.—Usk, 27th January, 1835. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE offet,rti for 41f tip iJutilir urtton, AT THE WESTGATE INN, NEWPORT, On the 14th day of Feb., 1835, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, By Mr. H. M. PARTRIDGE, (Subject to conditions which will be then produced, and in such I lots as may be then declared.) ALL those SEVEN DWELLING-HOUSES, situate near the 'Towing Path of the Monmouthshire Canal, and within the parish of St. WolJos, erected on part of a field called the Melons, and occupied by Robert Johnson, William Griffiths, 1 Thomas Arthur, Thomas Mock, rhomas Richards, John Diiscol, and Isaac Tod. The above premises are held under a Lease granted by the TredetClf \Yharf Company, for the term of 67 years, com- mincing on the 25th March, 1831, at a reserved rent of XG. 3s 4d. Also,-—Those TWO LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, with the Gardens thereto belonging, situate in Commercial-street, in the town of Newport, and occupied by Mrs. Holliday and .Robert Start. The above Premises are held under a Lease granted by the Trcdpar Wharf Company. for the tcrm of 67 years, com- i nwncing on the 25tli March, 1832, at a reserved tent of £ 6. Is 8d. Also,-A LEASEHOLD I)WELLING HOUSE, with the Premises thereto belonging, situate in Llanarth-street, in the town of Newport, now occupicd by Evan Evans, and called the ROYAL ANNE PUBLIC-HOUSE. The last mentioned Premises are held under John Jones, Esq. for the residue of a term whereof about 70 years are unex- pired, at. a reserved rent of £3. 4s 6(1. The whole of the Premises have been recently elected in a sub- stantial manner, are well situated, and are let to respectable tenants at rents which will produce a large interest upon the pur- chase money. For further particulars, apply tolfessrs. Prothero and Phillips, ewport- if by letter, postage paid.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. Lord Brougham was at Montpellier cn the 17th instant, where he met with the warmest reception on the part of the authorities, and visited the different public establishments. The Rational was stopped at the Post-office, and seized at its own officp, on the 24th inst, on account of an article on the treaty of 25,000,000. DKEADFUL TRAGEDY.—M. Germond and his wife were living in easy retirement at St. Eliph, 111 the Eure-et-Loire, with one of their two daughters who had been married to a man named Elaume, but was separated from her husband, when their son came to them from Paris to make arrange- ments for an advance of money for entering into business. Tins excited jeall usies in the family, particularly as the son had always been considered as a favourite child. In the morning of the 'Jth instant, the neighbours being informed by the child of the daughter that her grandfather was dt-ad, entered the house and found the following most horrible spectacle J-Tlie father and mother were lying in one bed deluged with blood, their heads being nearly severed from their bodies; and in an adjoining smaller room, the corpse of the son, who was about 20 years of age, was lying on the floor in a state which proved that the struggle between him and his murderer had been long and desperate. Suspicions naturally fell upon the daughter, who, though she slept in a room next to that of her father and mother, declared that she had heard no noise during the ni;;ht, though she had risen much earlier than usual in the morning. She and her husband, who lived about a league off, were arrested but as the latter was being conducted to prison by three gen- darmes he broke his manacles, and made his escape. lie was, however, retaken, and safely lodged in gaol. In the straw mattress of the daughter was found a sum of l,500fr. wrapped up in a coarse towel, and two pocket handker- chiefs covered with blood.— Gitligiiani. HOLLAND. Dutch papers of Saturday, contain some further bulletins relative to the state of the Prince of Orange's health. From the terms of the last bulletin, dated Friday morning, it may be hoped that a iavourable change has taken place. SPAIN. Some of the Erench papers publish intelligence establish- ing the fact of the defeat of the Queen of Spain's troops by Eraso, in Castile, but at the same time proving that the loss sustained by them has been greatly exaggerated in the accounts first published. By a decree of the 12th of Jan., Navarre and the insurgent provinces are declared to be in a state of siege. The military authority will be supreme there; its powers have been increased in Arragoii, Old Castile, and Catalonia. SWITZERLAND. The Austrian Government is annoying the Swiss Diet by insisting upon the expulsion of political refugees from their territory. The language of the despot is insolent and me- nacing. The Diet returns evasive answers to the notes of the Ambassador, M. Bombelles. According to accounts from Frankfort, it is in contem- plation to adopt severe measures towards Switzerland in case she refuses to accede to the representations of the se- veral German Papers. AMERICA. WARLIKE I'KFPARATIONS IN TIIL UNITED STATES.—The news received at Amsterdam from the United States reaches to the 26th ult. It is stated that orders bad arrived at New York from the Naval Board at Washington, directing that all ships on the stocks should be completed for sea within one month, and that the directors of several assurance com- panies had, at a meeting at Boston, resolved to introduce in ad the;r policies a clause to save them from any risk which possibly might arise in consequence of a rupture with France. WAR BETWEEN FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATEs.-On the policy of such an occurrence the Journal des Debuts, a ministerial paper, thus expresses \e do not hesitate to say that of all the wars practicable or possible for France, the most gauche, the most impolitic, that which would cause the loudest laughter at St. Petersburgh, Berlin, and the Hague, and which would most afthet all the friends of liberty in .Europe, would be a war between France and the United States. Only conceive the cries of joy which the men who labour to resusciiate the party of the Holy Alliance would utter when they saw France employing the forces and the power which she has acquired since the revo- lution of July in a struggle against the republic of the United States, when they saw those two people who, in the Old and New World, represent the cause of liberty, stupidly warring against each other, wiiat intrigues would be set on foot against us at home whilst we were uccupied against brother freemen abroad
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L DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE METROPOLITAN. IMPORTANT RUMOUR.-—A report has been current during the last day or two as to the state of the most Illustrious Lady in the realm, which, if true, cannot fail to excite the L greatest interest. ST. MARTIN S-IN-TIIF.-FIF.LDS.—The following circular has been sent round to the parishioners of St. Martin's-in- the-fIelds A vestry meeting has been convened by the churchwardens to adopt the third report of your committee regarding the parish clerk, which oftice is now held by the Rev. Anthony Hamilton, archdeacon of Taunton, resi- dentiary canon of Lichfield, rector or vicar of St. Mary-Ie- Bow, Cheapside, rector or vicar of Loughton, in Essex, chaplain in ordinary to the King, and librarian to St. Mar- tin's-in-the-Iields. The friends of cheap parochial govern- ment are called upon to attend at the vestry-room to sup- port the recommendation contained in the ieport, as it is believed that the old Tory enemies of church reform intend to offer all the opposition in their power. If you on this occasion fail, when you have the power to carry out this portion of reform connected with the church, you will in future have no right to complain if the Government neglect to reform it in more important matters." Monday morning the Duke of Wellington resumed his official duties at the Ecreign-office, in Downing-street. During his short indisposition, his Grace contrived to ma- nage the business of his department with his usual regula- rity, at Apsiey House. VV e are now able to confirm the appointment of Lord Heytesbury to the Governor-Generalship of India, which we srave gave yesterday as a city rumour.—Standard. The Chairman of the Middlesex Sessions, B. Rotch, Esq., has suddenly lost his sight. The affliction is similar to that under which Mr. Byng, M.P., suffers, but there is no doubt in either case of the organ of vision being re- stored. AWFULLY SUDDEN DEATH.—On Sunday morning as the Rev. Dr. Sutton, one of the Prebends of Westminster, was officiating at. the altar, reading the Ninth Commandment, he suddenly dropped down in a fit of apoplexy, and was carried to his residence in the cloisters, where he expired at eleven o'clock yesterday morning. The worthy Dr. was Prebend of Westminster, Rector of Hyde Ilalden, in Kent, Vicar of St. Peter's in the Isle of Thanet, and one of the six preachers in the Canterbury Cathedral. He was nearly related to the Duke of Rutland and Sir Charles M. Sutton. The work for election Committees 111 the new Parliament will be "pretty considerable." We understand that Mr. Sergeant Merewether has already been retained in thirty cases. Tun CAPYRARA.—On Friday one of rare and sin- gular animals was forwarded to the Surrey Zoological Gar- dens, from Bristol, where it had arrived from SOltth Ame- rica, having been taken on tl.e banks of the Amazon, where it is called the River or Sea Hog. It is a thiek-set, clumsy animal, the head and neck singularly large, and is remark- able for being devoid both of the tail and the clavicle, which striking characteristics caused Cuvier to form his genus Hydrccbastius. They take up their abode in the extensive forests of South America, in the neighbourhood of water, concealing themselves in burrows. They swim and dive exceedingly well, and their habits and modes of livinsr strongly resemble those of the beaver. The present speci- men is quite tame and domesticated. I THE INDUSTRIOUS POOR.—In consequence of the publi- city given to several cases of poor basket-women, who gain a livelihood for themselves and families by selling fruit and vegetables in Great Chapel-street, whose stock in trade has been seized by the police, many charitable individuals (se- veral of the Hebrew persuasion) have come forward very liberally to their assistance. On Sunday, nearly a hackney- coach load of blankets, sheets, meat, and various other arti- cles, was sent down into the neighbourhood, and distributed amongst them, together with several joints of meat, as well as small donations in money, to enable them to procure a fresh stock. The gratitude of the poor creatures was exces- sive, and we are happy to say that the bounty does not ap- pear to have been misapplied. J We understand that Mr. Justice Patteson, wfio had de- termined upon going the Oxford Circuit the next Spring, has consented to take the Western, in order to accommo- date Mr. Sergeant Coleridge, the new Judge, who would otherwise, according to the first arrangement, have been compelled to have gone his own circuit, where he is neces- sarily acquainted with many of the causes which are to be tried at the ensuing Assizes. According to the Term Reports, the Court of King's Bench has, after solemn argument, determined that a Chan- cery suit is not finally concluded, while an appeal against a decree remains unheard. On Tuesday afternoon, at twenty minutes past four o'clock, a curious appearance presented itself to the passen- gers who were going westward, at that part of the Strand which is near the New Church. The sun was setting, and its disc appeared very large and red,and just on the middle of it, and, as it were, eclipsing a part of the sun's disc, was the entire statue of the Duke of York, and a part of its pe- destal—the figure being exactly in profile. The effect was extremely beautiful, and the outline was exceedingly well defined.— Alornutg Herald. PROVINCIAL. It has been determined, provided the Courts, &c. are ready for the reception of the Judges, that the ensuing Spring Assizes for Lancashire shall be held at Liverpool. Ibis arrangement will doubtless be a very great accommo- dation to the inhabitants of Liverpool, and is one which, we think, should have been long ago effected but when we recollect that Liverpool is situated in the southern ex- tremity of the county, and when we bear in mind the im- mense expense which must be incurred in bringing pri- soners, witnesses, &c., from Lancaster and the northern districts of the county, we cannot help suggesting that the Assizes should be held at Lancaster also. By adopting this course, we need hardly point out how great a benefit would be conferred on the county at large. SUDDEX DEMISE or LADY DINOIIBF.N.-Kinmel Park, near St. Asaph, from being a scene of great gaiety, was suddenly changed to one of woe, on Thursday last. The beautiful Lady Dinorben was seized with a fit of apoplexy, which earned her on the stage of life almost instantaneously, leaving behind her a large family. The Duke of Sussex was very much affected by this lamentable occurrence. His Itoyal Highness's birth-day was to have been celebrated to-morrow at Kinmel. DINNER TO THE AMISASSADOR FOR PETERSBUKCH. — A public dinner is advertised to be given to-morrow (28th inst.) by the Conservatives of Durham to the Marquis of Londonderry, for his unwearied energy and zeal in support of their political sentiments and this avis adds, in testi- mony of the regret they feel at the prospect of his probable absence fromthiscor.t.try." AffAIR OF -On Sunday morning, between seven and eight o'clock, a hostile meeting took place on W inibledon Common, between Mr. G., a gentleman re- siding at Hampton, and a military officer. The cause of the meeting arose frum some expressions made use of by the former at the late Middlesex election, derogatory to the gallant Captain's character. The seconds having mea- sured the ground, the hostile parties took up their position at twelve paces, and after a discharge of pistols without effect, the seconds interfered to produce a reconciliation, but couid not succeed. A second discharge took place, when the Captain received his antagonist's ball in the left arm, a little above the elbow. Immediately afterwards Mr. G. advanced to the wounded Captain, and they shook hands. The John Hull says, that, by the lists of persons calling at the Palace, which are published in the Brighton Gazetle, it strikes us that a vast number of persons very needlessly take the trouble of writing their names down." For need- Icsslj/, we would substitute imperlinenth/. The King of the Barricades himself can hardly boast of stranger visitors than some of those Brighton intruders upon Royalty. DEATH FROM IIIE DITF. OF A RAT.—Last week the infant son of 31 r. Passmore,saddh-r, oi Iruro, died in consequence of having been bitten by a rat. The poor babe, which lay asleep in a cradle in an adjoining room, was heard by its father to cry, and on his going to look after it, a large rat escaped from the cradle. On examination, it was found that the rat had severely bitten two of the fingers. Every attention was paid to the case, but in vain a severe in- flammation took place, and mortification at length termi- nated the life of the innocent sufferer. EXPLOSION OF FIRE-DAMP.—On the 16th inst. two colli- ers, William Scarborough and John Heath, were burnt to death by an explosion of fire-damp whilst at work in Fen- ton-park Colliery, Staffordshire.—Staffordshire Advertiser. Last week an inquest was held at Cowes, in the Isle of Wight, 011 the body of Robert Burght, a porter, who died of apoplexy, from over-eating and drinking at an election feast. DECREASE OF CRIME.—It is satisfactory to observe that for the last year or two, the number of committals of pri- soners for trial in this county is gradually diminishing. e pwards of one-third more prisoners were detained in our gaol at this period of last year, than at the present time; or in the proportion of 210 to 140.—Shrewsbury Chronicle. Sir Roger Gresley, Bart., M.P., returned 10 per cent. to his numerous tenantry in Deibyshire, at their rent day, the week before last. At his last audit, Captain Pechell, of Castle Goring, M.P., generously presented his tenants at Angmerin, with half a year's reiii. Larl Spencer has announced his intention to give a prize of 10 sovereigns to the person who shall exhibit the best cart stallion, at Althorp-park, on the 6th of March next.— County Chronicle. STEAM CARRIAGE IN DVBLIN.-Since the experimental locomotive carriage, the Erin, has commenced running through town, we have invariably had bad weather, with the exception of yesterday; it does not, however, seem to have the least effect on the carriage hail, rain, or snow has not prevented the Erin steaming through every part of the city daily. The directors, very prudently, never give a-ny previous notice of their route or the hour; still the crowds are tremendous. The Erin, on Saturday, left the station at Clontarf, with a large party of ladies and gentlemen, at one o'clock, going by Ballybougb and Annesley bridges, through Abbey-street, Sackville-street, Westmorland-street, Grafton- street, Nass lu-street, and Dawson-slreet, to Stephen Vgreen, round which it went three times, at the rate of 18 miles an hour; it then returned to the station-house in great Bruns- wick-street, where having taken in a supply of water, it pro- ceeded to Sackville-strect,at the time crowded with vehicles of every description this street it traversed repeatedly, showing ihe perfect controul the steersman has over the carriage lie turned a dozen different times in a shorter space than any carriage drawn by horses would have ven- tured on. After going round Muiintjov-square, and the othet leading streets on the north side" of the city, the car- riage returned to the station at Clonlaif. The total absence of noise or smuke, and the little notice taken by horses, are most cxtiaordiiiar,Dul,lt ?i Despatch. LONGEVITY.—Judith Brew, a pauper, died in Tralee, last Saturday, at the extraordinary patriarchal age of 110 years The season of the great frost, December 1739, she remembered, and was then sixteen years of age. She never wore a slice or a stocking, and her general health was good, until a week before her death.— Limerick Chronicle.