Monmouthshire Merlin

't 'To: 2 J -1,: At seme proud column, thoug" ftlonc, 15 AGI. A M) hath propp'u « tottering throne. Now it the stalely column broke. The beacon light is quencli'd in emoke The trumpet's silver tound Is still,- The warder silent on the hill 1

o"iMo LOW I) MAYOR'S DAY, A> '11 Mayor's Hay, principal aveDUCs s.l City exhd>i»eiM usual a s'.ieUe of bustle and animation. J't(i "'lle varioii>» civic officeis upon whom ''ft d'H:'lor;'1*n!'es.*ill^t'uims of t!ia tiny would devolve, began Jf[,{ .r,Vu :i* 'ho and soon after Sen o'clock ttic Lout f f'Hi l'lc COUPS °f A Mermen-urid Common 9 an^^T^lcl,'kers of 1'1- Corporation, down to a Ie ,:I?Illons I a fust. »e iiitAi.i,.—The usual dinner look place al .tn| "!SI"n'house. -•'Ainon^si »ha guests were ilie Tuikish •, t„II|ass<1<r. a"J the other foreign minister*YisoonnnUel- ti(l"V v,s'im' Palmerstnti Sit 11. l»ecl, Bart. Mi. e: U.|, '> M.l' fc. Howard, M.P. Sir J. Tyrrell. il (•>" LieolertaM-olouel Wood, M.P. Mr. Biansinn, Mt. toVtihle, M.P.; Sir James Duke. M.L7 Mr. ijuL' °v ?*»P-» Loid Denman an4 the Jud^s, t\c. tVc. The 1 v vVlttcs were "s <!ooJ. '• not toiler, than usual. On g liiq of Viscounts Melbonrm} and Pahuerston, paiti:u- Sf a|ler* '0 cheers v"rc and vehement. Sir H. Peel also warmly rtreered. "0 Loid Msrov gave, as the first toast, The Queen, and reign Ire louc ami prosperous." ( Loud cheers.) "u wn toast was, Piinee Albert." (Cheers.) he l ord Mayor then gave, "The tjueeri Dowager." (Long !jbnife<i cheering.) •ik t' tlCA! ,oai* was' Archbishop of Canterbury arid j 'Weh." ( • Croly said: J have the honour to letuti) thanks for the ast wl.u-h h as been proposed. It is a gratifying ciiciiiii: tance litat iHe clnir;'li and the city of London lutve bt-en always I "II.s, intittiate union :\1<\1 I tiieiefoie Uu-t that the eonnec- IIoI"¡ hils lasted ëU long and honourably to the laity and hiii .-li, and so beneliciajly to the nation, will nevei be in- ''p'eil. (('heeis.) 'c Lout Mayor pave, "1'lic Duke of Wellington and the 11'" atvl Navv." (Loud cheeis, i>aiti( uhnly at the Duke's »ai(K,) .^cntMl Shiiidhatn relutned thanks. 'he Lord Mayor 1 hive now to !>r:jse Piospciitv to llio C".V"I London." S,r W. Ilcy;i<tc returned thanks. Ott, Lor.) M lyer 1 b ive i ) t;ive voo, The T urkish Ain- 's'idoi and »he I'orci^n 1\1 infers." Mis lv\(THency,' l°urki»h Ambassador, in replying, through II re lei, s-iid that he hegyed on his own part, and on the his illusions cnlleKLj'tiys ineluded in tiie toast, to return sineeie Jnd heartfelt (hanks, for the honour done ihein by 'n irtufi( ■ ;it assembly—an assembly coild be "it in no olke*. p'«.rt ot the world, lie hoped :md trusted that >c harmony and concord now existing between Gicat Britain and po-.v.rv rvilh which she was in friendly relation, might con- '^Re hayipily and uninterruptedly for tho welfare and prospe- nl all the parties concerned, and (or the peace and tran- Illilliiy f), ,the woil,l. ( ('Iieurs, )Ile (-onelti(led by giving I ''roapeisty tc t!«e Biitish naliou." (Cheers.) I he ).<)<<{ Mayor next give, Visc"int Melbourne and bet Mij,.siv's Minisi.-rs." Visnmnt Melbourne returned thanks, ar.d in doinp so, said 'l: hn )i»d lo express his slrflng and deep sense of the benefits J*ii'h the city of London h:td confeired <iu the countiy. lie j**1' often had ari opportunity of duelling on this topic, and he ivjoieed at the opjiortunity of repeating; hin sincere senti- l^wis with respect to il. lie could only gay that he had always it an imperative duty, in his pnMiion, to come there onsm I, i0C( asii,ns as ihe present, to pay his respects to the city and the a"<hoii;ics of the city i and for the future, hecould assure them as long 35 he was honouicd with any invitntion, he should J^el to lie present. (Cherrs.) lie was particulaily 'r'PV pnrtaking of their I'eMivitics on the present occasion, hv had always experienced the greatest civility and atten- 'jfln from the present 1-ord Mayor, and he was sure he would *hschari:e h;.s high olHi e with r.t al slid ellect. (Clioeis.) i h v Loid A! ay or then gave Lord Denrnan and the Judges." Lord Dcninau uril Hy returned thiuiks in the Usual style. I lie Lord Aliiyor then pioposid Sir Iv. 1'eel, and ihe other ^to'iers of the House ot Commons present." (Loud cheers.) tiir R. I'eel vvas most witrtnlv received. fie s-,i 0"'11 behalf, and on lushall of the other mellluers of the licuse C)r ('omir.ons present Oil this occasion, I beg to return you the Warmest aeicitowledgnients for the honour you have just con- «»'» I! J. kaye myself leecived the same compliment at a I'nic when 1 happened to be in the service of 'be Clown, and in Immediate connection with tlie municipal authorities of (his q.ity and I hive always had unfeigned pleasure in bearing billing testimony, to the cordial co-operation 1 have uniformly n'ei with from those authoiiiies, in maintaining the public ptace *ml in piomoting the public interests. (Cheers.) 1 cannot, 'ndctd, expect 1111,t a compliment chiefly due to my official cha- r*ter, would be paid me in a private situation, but I must feel 'norc grateful for a compliment, which partakes of a personal tailier iiiiii art (,fii,-ial el.itiacter. (Cheers.) 1 never can •otget the connection 1 have had with the city of London, and 'he obligations J owe it. I consider the cily of London as ihe tepre,iti-it.itive of the industry and enterprise of the country »ud within these walls I have had the honour of receiving that suppoit, and have had those distinctions conferred on me, at a 'iino and linger when they were truly valuahle. 1 never !lhall forget th tt, as a freoman. I am entitled to take an "iieiest in all iliat concerns your welfare and prospetity. It '♦•ay, then, 1 hope, be permitted nn-; to give a toast in accoid- tiKe, 1 am sure, with the feelings ol all patties. It may he 'hat the Lord Mayor's year of ollice will be as peacefui as that of his predecessor but if, unfortunately, circumstances should aiise which may require a bolder couise of conduct, I am sure the courage and the deteimination to uphold the authority of the la v, which the maw r exhibited a- tm caily age. will lie 1"I",oIly manifested ili his declining years, when fulfilling the dniteco! tli!j high i.ili' e to which you hate called him. (Cheers.) With your jppiohatt'in, mv Lmd J\laynr, and, I am confident, give you lie health of tlh- Loid M.ivoi." (Loud eheois.) the Loid Mayoi le.urned thanks, but in so low a lone that « was impo.ssiide to liear him. He gave, The late Loid May. Viscount Melbourne gave, The Lady Mayoress," "ir -tiles lVc-tl,rell ati,l the London an 1 i\Iiddlc$ex" TIlt! Aldermen who bad passed the (:Ilail." and the IJlhcr usual toasts were thon drunk,— Mi>rniiig C/i; i.niclu, nt Tuesday.

At a great meeting at Leeds depiceatury of war the following addios was rcad — TO Til K "I'.OI'LE OF lit A NC't' For the Inst ten years our respectivt nations have been closelj allied in friendship, and tlmt fiiendship s«» advantageous to botli ¡,tlj,,S, we hoped Rud believed would be lasting. Now, however, it seems that these hopes are in danger of beinj; blasted, and that France and England arc about to commence a disastrous and deplorable conllict. What we ask of ycu and of our fellow-countrymen, are the two mightiest nations in the world going to w^r about 1 The answer of our government is, that a quarrel has taken place between two semi-barbaiiaiis in a remote corner of the earth and that the English government has mteifered on one side, and the French government is about to interfere ou the other side. Thus war between its, is to be the consequence of the unnecessary meddling of our rulers, in affairs Which concern neither you nor us. Thus for a dispute in which neither the people of France nor of England have Ihe slightest interest, we are to be compelled, to slaughter one another, to destroy out tlouiishing commerce, to ruin our trade, to incur vast debt, to burthen oar people with enormous taxation, to put a stop to all internal improvements, to cxullf,; the viiest feelings of national antipathy ami hatied between us, to let loose the hell-hounds of war, and to cover the earth with fury, havock, and desolation. And ail fur what ? To determine whether the Saltan of Tur- key 01 the Pacha of K-gypt sh a II possess a few leagues moreoi less of territory Can it be possible that the people of Fiance and Kngl.tnd will (juielly subitilt to such a proceeding, and w.ll permit their rulers to iuvolve them in war for so I'Miiniticant and uiiwoi thy nn object? As a portion ot the Knglish people, we prolest against it in the nante ol reason and justice. We call upon our fellow-citizens to iinitnle our example, and to denounce war with you. As Lnglishincn we enteiluin the kindliest feelings towards you, and think that we ought to be more closely allied with you than any other Luropean nation. As inhabitants of this borough we are deeply indebted lo you. For to your last revolution we owe the Reform Hill and thus tint we possess representatives in the the Wiitish l'ariiamant, and enjoy self-goveinmcnt. Without that revolution we should have had no voice amongst the Commons of England.-no one whom we could instruct to demand peace and friendship wiih you. lnflticnced by these feelings we, deeply deplore and condemn any policy which tends to sow dissention and discord between France and England, or which would ally us unnaturatty with the Northern Barbarian, instead of with the most civilized nation of the earth. We should behold a war with yon with the greatest hoiror, as being one of the greatest calamities which could befal Europe. We hold out to you the hand of peace and friendship. We call upon you, and the peoplo of England, to disregard the blundering of our respective governments, and to decree that order and fiiendship shall subsist between us for ever. We confidently believe that you will respond to these sentiments. We are convinced that you are of far too gcnc.ous aud noble a nature to suppo-e that in these protFers of fileidsliip we aie actuated by any unworthy or ignoble motive-by fear or any servile feeling. Of such sentiments two great nations of equal power, like France ami England, are utterly incapable. is Lot because we mo afraid of you. strength, or you oi ours, lha we ouoht to be friends but because the mte.estsof trance ami England are the s.xme-thcir institutions similar -he. r people equally animated bv an anient love ot freedom, and supe.ior to all others in the art's, sciences, and lehncim .its «=l li e-because in power, whether by sea or land, they a.e unrivalled by any Luiopean nation, and when united are capable of resisting the world in arms-because they have the same duties to perform towards the human race, for to the." 's cohded the nolJleYlsk 01 cd'ryiug ou the progress of emotion .and of improving the moral and r.oeial condition of n,ank.nd--and lastly, becnuse uature has placed them close to one another, its if the God of nature had decreed them to be indissoluble itiends. War between two such nations, we therefore pronounce to be execrable and impious.

r, Tnt CnaitTisT,—Veeklf me^rings' are being held in Bir- mlnaham fat the purpose of MnoerUng.tneaeurM for obtaining 11, rtcili«! fiott, Wllllioi, and Jones fism tiantportation.

THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN, AND GKNt'.K-AL 1MJI NT 1 NO OFFICE, Corner "E Corn$-trrrt. COMMKRClAL-STItKHT, N EWPOltT. 'FU1E l'i'iii.ic are respectfully inhumed, that this iv.iablish I. men I is ( Oi\i I'LLT LL\ FUKNISMF.D willi Ai. r" T E; I V" A n I F'I Ot' SSW & HANDSOME TYPE, SPI1AI1LJ.: Hilt iiOOK, PLAIN, AND ORNAMENTAL POSTING, REWARD, AND OTHER HANDBILLS, L A IV FO11 MS, A UC I TON EE US' CJ r. < LOG U ES BILLS or LADING, SHll'l'ING NOTES, OF ALL FO!R ]R'0)ix;i WOffKS & ANl) A I. t. IV o fins n K <1 I' I II I N CI K X FEIIITION, ?RINTSD IN A SUPERIOR MODERN ST VLE, ON THK SnOltTH«T NOTICE, k is' i> AT yiuv Sr.M&$&&&&& r: A D IJ111-: S S C A li 1) S, CIRCULARS, INVOICES, T4ABB1 £ .S, KTC., ivXLCUTFD IN TIIE NEATEST AND.MCSTtA.STE- FlU. M A N N Eli. t "he A In EIU'ISI i"ll l'UHLlC of '1\IONJ\JO\JTIl all; IC- speetlully informed that MR. (yOSSENS, the Ascnt I'm Ihe )Nilit)i! l'it,;Iiilt in that town, will promptly loiwaid all A DV El{ I'lSKMKNTS lor insertion in 'he Paper. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED for IheGA^i .n ihe London Papers, and foi all the Provincial Jouruals of Fjtii;- ind. Ireland, and St ottand. M UN M o II T II S II t KK. TO BE LET, AND ENTFlltiP I't'ON AT CA NI'l.EMAS \E.\T, \F A R M called LA N(!W !• N DWR, situate within a mile and a half of Raglan, containing201A. 37r. A Term will be granted if requited, and every reasonable encouragement will be afVottlcd to a gfli.d ttnatlt. Apply to 1). E. PALtTUliHiE, Esq., Solicitor, L'sk. Usk.bci. -24, taio. TO BS I.F.T, A V f) E V A E 1) It f) V J ,Jf M E O I A T E L Y, BETHEL COTTAGE, SITUATE in the parish of Bassallcg. near the Fair Oak, .1 there, and within a quarter of a mile from that village. I he Collage contains foui roOnis, on the ground floor, and four Bed-iooms. Thcie is a good (iarden atlached. For paiticulars, and to tieat for the occupation, apply to Mr. WILLIAM TREIIARNE RF.SS, Holly House. Land Agent, who will direct a person to shew the premises. TO BC IiET, W I r It t M M r: 1) 1 A T li P (I s s i; S S I II N, 4 SMALL and GICNTJiJiL COTTAGL, situ.itr • near the llouiishing uiftikel town of Newport, conmiand- iuc, a beautiful and extensive view of the Bristol Channel and siinounding ncighbouihood, with (!oach-house and Stabling, ami a capital Garden, a small portion of Pasture Land if re- quired the whole combining every convenience for a small ranllly.-Thc nbove residence is a modem buiiding, and lately occupied by the Hcv. Thotnas Williams, li has a small Court I (jarden in front is about a quarter of a mile from the Bristol mail-road, and four and a half miles from Newpoit. It consists I of .t Kitchen, with pantry and culinary olliees two comfortable Parlours in front. The Donnilorirs eonsist of live airy Bed- rooms. The whole of the premises are inpelfecl repair. There is soft and hard wa'ei on the premises.— For further particulars, and to VieW the prchllses, apply to Mr. BAKER, Langstone < 'ourt. WHAar AT CAERLEON, FOR COALS, TIMBER, SlOP BUILDING, &c. TO UK l.l'T, WlTit POSSESSfON, A COMMODIOUS and CONV EN I LNT WHARF, on the river'Jsk, within the piecinctsof the town of Caerleon. It is situate within about a stoue's-lhiow of the Newport side ol Caerleon Bridge, has a jetty or shipping place, and comprises about an acre ol land, completely walled <^d lenced in. It is inaiked out to ba let in two separate poilions, one for the sale of coal I., retail, a bin iitiess which is much wanted in Caeileon, ind thu other ■< av be used foi building vessels, or as a yard for the deposit and sale of Timber, Slate, Bricks, Lime, aud oilier 'nnldine materials, which foi all the central parts of the county aie now procured fmm Newport by latid caniage, throunh Caeileon, making a difference in the to and fio distance ol six miles. There is also a large quantity of timhei felled in 'listant parts of the ;I!c ,,Iy to Newport, all of which, by the uame inland carriage, might be more advantageously (\eli.clrd and worked lip at Caerleon, All act'vc and eiUerptising tradesman, with a modeiatecapital, has now an opportunity to establish himself, such a> will set- dom occur. For fuiiher particulais, apply to Mr. 1IENR\ WILSON. Poi th Mawr Wharf, Moniuoulhshiie Canal, near Newport; or to Mr. EVAN KORERT8, Lantarnham Lodge, near Newport; and lor a view of the premises, to Mis. UIBUY, llanbury Arms, Cacrlcon. .j, TIIE !5Rl^T()l' AND N,wr()iri TJSK, &. SLft-MORGAN, 4 RE INTI^Dl' D TO PLY DAILY DURING 111 1X. I'.NSUIMi \V Kl'.K AS FOLLOWS:— From Hi istol te Nex j>,<rt. I From Kewvo' t (•> Bristol. Wi, Monday—11 morning Hi. Monday 9 inoniinK November. November. 17 Tuesday- 1'2 noon 17 Tuesday —10 moiniuR 1H, Wednesday I2J afternoon li!, Wednesday- 11 morn 1<>, Thuisday—I afternoon 1J>, 'l'huisday—154 noon 20, Friday—2 afternoon 20, Friday-1J afternoon 21, Saturday—7j inoiuing 21, Saturday—2 alternoon FAKB8 :—After-(Jahin, 4s; Fore-Cabin, 2s Children under 12 years of age, Half-price. Dogs, Is each. Four-wheel Carriage 20s. Two-wheel ditto, 10s Horses, 5s each Two-wheel Carriage or Light Phaeton, drawn by one Horse, with one Passenger, 15s; Horse and Rider, After-Cabin, 7s ditto, Fore-Cabin, 6¡;Newpoll. to or from Pillgwenlly, Is. Doss, Is. each. 'Ihe Proprietors of the above Packets give NOTICE, thai t.liey will not be accountable lor any I asscn^ei s Liir',c^ai^c, nor will they be answerable for ny Goods, Package, or Par- cel, (if Lost or Damaged.) unless Hooked al either of tlieii Olliees, in Bristol or Newport; and if above the value ol 10s, entered al its val'ie, and caniage paid at the time of hookinp. Goods, Packages, and Parcels should be delivered at the Packet Olliee, one hour, at least, before the time stated f .>r sailing. Po;ity)»<ol iiurl \!<eigave»ny.—Coacues daily between these ,daces and Newpoi t. Tredegar ln>n fVerlts, through Aben-urne, A<-« brhlge, ami 'h'tlwelty, and a branch fhnii. A t'u'briilge ti> A (joach iaily between these places and Newport arriving at Newport about ten o'clock morning, ond starting at one o clock alternoon. Apply at the Bristol General Steam Navigation Company's Olliee, Quay, Biistol or to .lOHN JONES, Agent. Steam Packet Offices, Rownham Wharf, Hotwells, and Rodney W harf, Newport. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, rilllAT Application is intended to be made to Parliament, in J. the next Session, for leave to bring in a Bill to extend the term, and to alter, amend, and enlarge the powers and provi- sions of an Act passed in the Session of Parliament held in the s. (end and third years of the reign of his ia e Majesty King William the Fourth, intituled An Act for more effectually Repairing and Maintaining the Road from Lanfabon to Pon- tymoil, and other Roads and Bridges therein mentioned, in the coualies of (ilamorgau and Monmouth," or to repeal the said Act. and to grant further and other powers in lieu ihereot. And Notice is hereby further given, that it is IlItcnded totike poweis by the said Bill to make and maintain an alteration of, or diversion from, ths present Turnpike Hoad I mm Ystiad, in the parish of Lanfabon, in the county ol Glaimugan, to Ponty- moil, mlhe parish of Trevcthin, in the county of Atonmontb; such alteration or diversion to commence at or near a house called the (Jreyhonnù sltllale in theGlyn, in the said parish of rrevethin, and to terminate by again joining the said Turnpike Road, at or near a tree called the Old Beech Tree, opposite a pond called the Trosnant Furnace Pond, in the said paiishtf t'rcvetl.in and which alteration or diversion wiM be made and will be situate wholly within the sai l p.uish o' I revetlun and III the said Bill powers will be contained for levying lolls upon or in respect of the said alteration ur dlversiulI s" intended to be made as afotesaid, and for alteiing the existing lolls autho- rized by the said Act to be taken. And Notice ir hereby also given, that Duplicate Plans and Sections of ihe said alteration or diversion, with books ol rele- rence theieto, will bo deposited for public inspection with the Clclk of the Peace for the said county ol at his Oiliee, in the town ol Usk, in the saidclJullly ol Monmouth,on or before the thirtieth day of Novtflnber instant and on or be- fore the thirty-tiist day of December next, a copy of the said Plans and Sections, together with a book of reference thereto, will be deposited with the Parish Clerk of the said parish of l'ievethin, at his place of abode, Dated this Fifth day of November, One thousand eight bun- DAVIUSi!iSAr.l;L»m. ANCHOR HOUSE, ADJOINING 'PiI H'wJOSTli ATM HOTliL ft MVpoHT. 1" w. H A M B I, Y Respectfully info.ins his Fii"nds and the that IVI Nl Al )(,I., ,f LINEN AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY, SILK MERCERY, HOSIERY, Hahi-rddahrry, Lace, Cloves, //< <)' ARE now REDUCED lo such PRICES that will ASTONISH EVERY ONE who may please to favour him with a call N.P). Every aiticlc is marked at the lowest possible piiee, consequently no :tb;;tpj*!etit.- will be ma 'v. TO BE LET, ,V LAliGF'i .ind L'oirliitoclioiis l.OFT, sitiiatefi' neat the <v' aav. Apply to T. DAVIS, Cinder llili Wharf, Newport. TO GROCERS. HJ ANTl1"), by a voting mini, who is conversant wit!) tie; Wejph and English '.ingoaces,a SI I'UA I ION, as Shopman, in a Grocer's or (jcllrr;\1 Shop. Unexceptionable references can be given. Application to be made to THOMAS WILLIAMS, al Mr. David Jenkins's, ( iioccr, iS.c New- iieai Cardiff" PEN HOW, MONMOUTHSHIRE. ro HI: SOLD BY immvath CONTRACT All that Substantial Stone built, BWELLIIfC HOUSE, (lONsis 11 N(; olKitchen, Pailour, and Three Bed rooms* J together with aboiit Hall an ticrc of I'iCehold Garden (.Mound, pi anted wuli Fruit Frees. The above premises ate very eligibly situated near t'ie village ol Penliow, adjoinii g the Turnpike-road, leading lioni Chep- stow to Newpoit also at the Cross-road, leading from Mapu- to Usk and at a t; iffinf; expcnce may be made a comfortable expelice ,lay be i,i-ide it eottagiMesidcnce.— For further parteulars, apply lo W 1 LL1 A .M t;"e n the I)i-eiiiises. to li u/c MiTchnnU, the Nobility and Centry, and ihe i'tiblic iii general. ON SAIJi BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, On the Piemises of Messrs. Ei SOON ami .IONIS, the Remainde. ol the genuine Stock f OLD nOTTLED WXNES, Which, as ihe Premises aie lo be Sold, and the Business Closed, WILL BE DISPOSED OF, AT P R I M E COST, i: ti N s t s i i N c, OF PORT. fj^W'O DO/EN PINTS PORT^ First, quality vei y S 1'Jti dozen usual bottles Port S hneandoid. 12 dozen Port, second quality. MASDEU. •> dozen Masdeu, good. SIIERRV 2 £ dozen Old Sherry, first quality veiy line. 2!J dosen Sheiry, good. BUONTfc. 5 dozen lironle, good. LISBON. I) den. Sweet Lisbon, first quality dessert wine, very good. 22 dozen Dry Lisbon, pleasant dinner wine good. TEN EKIFFE. 1 dozen Tcncriffe, good. MA DEI KA. 2 doyeti Wtst liiilirt !ailelr a, vet j good, 7 bottles Old East India, very line. HOCK. 1 dozen II ock, fillc. MOSELLE AND SAUT ERNE. S bottles Moselle, fine. tt bottles Sauienic, line. TENT. 2l boltles Old Rich Tent, Sacrament wine. CAPE. 15 dozen Cape, good. Apply on the Premises Daily, from Ten to Four o'clock, llitv I,e An i aily application is necessary, as tiie piemises aie to be sold, and immediate possession given. Commercial street, Newport, Oct. 8th, 1810. N EVV P() 1 ?.T, MON MOl 'TllSUl lv E, W. I Warehouseman and Genet id ComruLsnion /I(/cut, BR ACES this piivilege of informing the Public, that he U has filled up extensive Premises in Corn-stieet, for BONDED W V R EliOUSES. with eXcelletil Cellars. Mer- chants who may favour him with their Goods, may rely that every care shall be taken, and cliaiges for storing moderate. Consignments and orders will be punctually undeitaken, to ie- lieve the merchant fioin e. re, and afford him the greatest eco- nomy.—Ship Stores will be supplied on the lowest terms. W.J. ofiers the most favourable oppoitunity to gentlemen to purchase a choice ahd genuiuc scleetiou of WINES, direct from the most celebrated Vineyards of Fiance, Portugal, Spain, ill;iy be (.ttlliiis. NOW LANDING, AND OPEN FOR SALE: — Muscatels, in cartoons. I.exia laisins, in fiails. Ditto in paper layeis. F and do. Bunch in hoxes half du A Imonds, in boxes & baricls. quarter do. Valencia, do iu do. do. V. M. in do. I Soft shell, in bales. Clusleras.in do. Grapes, in brls. jars t\ pots. Blooms, iu do. Oranges, in boxes. Valencia, in bo.\es h-ill do^ Lemons, in chests, halfditto, quarter ditto, Pomegranates &c. &c. Perimssion bcimr obtained of the. Lords Commissioners of hei Riajesty s ('.ir ioins, for Bonding all kind. ol Goods le.ally unpolled into the port, ol Newport, Merchants, Shipowners, and Masteisot Vessels, will fim! jvery gr- al advantages afforded at this poii to be worthy of their attention. The perl cliaiges .■re inconsiderable. Goods may be deposited vvi h every con- venience, and supplied hence to the Piititipalilv, the sevetal ports and places atljcent, up the river Severn, anil any part ot dlc West of England, at a less expense than from any other poit ol the Bristol (.'hannel. 1'10111 the increasing tiade of this part of Wales, consump- tion lot mendiandi.se ol all kinds has become most extensive • nsuiing the merchant engaged iu foreign trallie a speedy and lolilable return. Sheffield Plate, with Silver Edges. g~lH E List which follows is of SHEFFIELD MANIJFAO S IURL; each Arlicl" is sribslanlially I'lah;d with SlIvcr, and those parts which are liable to wcar alc dckndcd by stiong Silver Edges an Mountings. £ s. d. Elegant Ciuet Frames, with 6 or 7 (basses, and Silver Tops, Irom 12s. lo 4 4 0 Bottle Stands, with Gadroon Edge, per pair I I 0 Ditto ditto, with splendid Chased Bottlers, from —s. per pair, t0 .2 8 0 Very stiong Toast Racks plain, 14s., to I 5 0 Eight-Inches high Biaeket Candlesticks, fiom 17s. per pair, to I 1 0 Nitie ditto, ditto, ditto, with Embossed Edges, fiom 30s. ditto, to 2 2 0 Chamber Candlestick, complete, from 21s. pci pair, 10. ro. 1 18 0 One Dozen, Plated on Steel, Dessert. Knives and Forks 2 18 0 The Fiddle Pattern SILVER. FORKS and SPOONS, at 7s. 2d. per ounce. Old Silver, Plate, VVatrhe.s, Diamonds, Dollars, Doubloons, tS:c., Bought 01 taken iu Exchange.- Dealer in OLD COINS AND M I OAl.S. GSOTWE WOOtLET, SIIA'IIRS UI Til, S;r. 2f>, IUIO A I) \l F.A 1), (Neaily opposite the ti rev hound Hotel), Biistol. (inters 'ram i.i:c raitnh 1/ must he altrwlc:! with 1/ remit lame or lUallaMum llitc £ 3$$ur4itce rorirtv, 7, oi it l e 1011s. George A1 bulb not, Esq. Joseph Esdaile, Esq. SirJohn Barrow, Bart., F.R.S. Sir lies. F. Fremantle. Bait., Col. William Bodycott Davis. M.l". .Old VV.R.K. Douglas, F.R S. James Murray, Es<|. Right I Ion. Sir Ed waul llvde Samuel Skinner, Esq. East, Bait., I'.K.S. Patrick Maxwell stewait, Es<j. N.B.E.Imoiistone, Esq. F.R.S. Sir William Young, Bart. A I I > 1 I OH S. James W. Bosanquet, Esq. Samuel tiiegson, Esq. BA NKl i»S. Messrs. Bosanquet.'v e" The London and Westminster Bank. Phi/iciaii, James Martlet, M.l). lirsiilenl Srcrctury and Acinar, Niciotas Grut, Esq. S ECON D SEPTENN1 ALl)IvistO,\ OF PROFIT Vp to the 31.st December, 18;}». riTIK Directors, in order lo render the advantages of Life Assurance more geneial, and t0 aflr,»id greater accommo- dation to persons desirous of effecting Policies, now ofier to the Public two distinct Plans for that purpose viz — Persons may either participate in -titilis or 1\0 per cent. of the estimated Profits, al the H:¡\f-s in Table I. ,1' 01, They may effect Assuiances for a siieeitic object, al lied need Rules of I'remium, without pai icioalinc in the Profits of the Society, as in Table VI. Assurances to the extent of £ 5000 may be made on any healthy life, upon either of the above plans. ADDITIONS To p()[ j('||,S. T'l,S^?Wi" £ 7'W;Vv/S ■i'Ulili.ws made to Tolicirs for sev years; and abojor louitceiij/cnM,, tlle 2U December, I8W .e :,t /■'■rsf j!„„ as 2 ml TetafX"^ com- lor f,.r s,v,:1 i,r H „ow |»ay.l.le nieiice e;;rs,; real e. Y,v« from m case ot mlnb- iii-' I" i: I^lt., IK-IS. !S2t to tSeS. "i .• d- c s. ;r. ,~—s. -f• s-. 10 I 28 0 10 ;«r, r <51; 7 5:>i^ 0 7 15 o'iB iii 2 ;u > .-j t; 7 At-i ? 20 1 114 II 11 ;35:t :t 5 j •> 25 421 15 10 3fi'2 (j ]() ro-i •> j; 57^7 B 30 433 15 0 380 0 ({ ( i: 15 <i ^;l'] i' 35 147 Ml 0 406 16 5 x',4 fi 5 5! >4 6 V 40 477 18 4 445 If) 9 923 W I Wj3 18 1 45 G12 10 (i 45)8 1 2 0 1 011 2 9 601' J 2 .50 571 5 0 558JQ 7 1129 15_7 6M 15 The above additions, on an averaire of all ages from Eight to Fitly, amount lo H>« "a'd during the fourteen yeais, Agent for Newport, It. gLADE, Acc»un,,lnt of lh* Mon* mouthihirs ind Olatnsrgttuhirt fiiak. ~MONMOU I HSHIRE. bdtffi of C art, partes, l odder^ Tuntips, Agricultural Implements, Al the COURI' I' ARM, in the l'aiish of Tielleck, midway belwer u Monmouth and Chepstow. r O 13 !■. s O li I) B Y A V C T 1 O liy .1/cs.MS. I! r\: .S<> j O.i^the Piemises, on I I' isSD Y, the SKVEN I i-I N i IJ day of 1810, the remainder of V LIVH AKD 33 H A D STOCK. oi- Ainit'jit humsi■■.V, i-:?ij., u no iiA.j i.i.i iftc t titM (COMPRISING six very useful young and healthy Cart J Horses, one hundred tons of excellent Hay and Clovei, (to go off) Kick of Rvegiass Seed, twenty acies of Swedish and ( -.million I urn.ps, Threshing Machine, Winnowing ditto, Road and Harvest Waggons, broad and narrow-w heel Carts, Meadow and other Rolle s, long and Ihillers (iearing, plough ditto. Houglis, [I arrows, I'eani, Weights, and Scales, Com Sacks, ( ider 1 lairs.^ |InrdUs, Pikes, Hakes, convened limber, foi U heclwiight s pin puses, aud manyothei /t iti-leS tot? humeieiis to insert Atsoa few Daiiy Utensils, consisting of a Double Cheese Press, two Batiel Cbuin: \'ats, Skeels, &c. I lie Implements are. new and on the best, piincipio, and as well as the Stock, deset ving the at lent ion ol Pure ms-ci s. Sale to eoinmenee at Eleven o'clock puuctually cn.oucEsn.n.siii kk. M&vit oass: "PIMBER AWII AOFPLLCB WOOX3, TO BE S O L ]> BY A IJ C T ION, HII I\jc,I' frlll'l; .O! At file AN(,Ill iHitin day of NovF-MBi' 1840, al Four o'clock in the A Iterneon, subieet to such conditions as will then be pro- duced, The Tallage of a Coppice Wood, SIIUAIED on STOW GRANGE F A RM, containing Lt v. On. 7, together with Fit" y eight capital OAK IIMBER 1 R I'iKS, numbe.ied with a sciibe, from 1 to .r'8. standing therein. 'file li I)ei- is of' la,ge (iiiiieiosiotis, and ex- cellent quality. I\Jr. ILlHI'I.H,lltc tenant, will shew the lot and for further par Oculars, apply to Mr. J. E. GOUGII, Solicitor, Hurcfoid 101 Mr. JAMES 1" Coleford, Gloucestershire. HOPS Foil gALE- E. PUITCMARD BlXiS to infnim the brewers, Innkeepers, Fanners, and JD the Public generally, that he is deputed T 0 S E I. L B Y A (J C I' ION (WITIItli'T THK LEAST KE::KRV £ ,) 011 SATU RD.\ X \I IV I. IT e i N 21 ST, 18(0, at the Tin HK,A H A itMS INN, Nlwj;o¡¡õ, Twenty-three :Pockets cf Fine Kent and Sussex Hops, Of the Growth of 1837, 1838, and 1839. The Auctioneer rarticlIbrly calls the attention of the public to the above Sale, as opportunities of the kind seldom occur, the Hops being of lirst rate quality and in good condition. Sale tu commence precisely at Two o'clock in the afternoon MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION1, Mr. r!r. B. ir/U.i;l!S', On the piemises, al PF.NI>EI:CY FAKM, in the parish of How- •riHSi.oiM, nearly oppositelhe Itock Inn,on WEDNESDAY aoti IJ »-J ilSD A V eh; "11 and ifilh 'layf. of N, I HID.— ill'tt Excelleiit,-tiid AVell-Selectcd \J; that Excellent- mul Well-Selected FARM- ING STOCK, Implements of Husbandry, Household Fui nittne, and other Ellects, the property of M Is. J AM: LIWI.I.- I.VN, who is about to leave the said faun.—Sale to commence in the foienoon each day, al eleven o'chck precisely. N.B. Handbills, with the particulars of the above Stock &c. will be distributed some time previous to the sale. IN CASES OF SECRECY, consult rillif, TREATKE on every Stage and Symptom of the VE- 1 -if, DISEASE, in its mild and most alarming N 1, It I", t forms, published by MESSRS. PERRY ft CO. SURGEONS, I Great C'harles-stiect, l'.iiminghani, and 44, Albion Mitel | teds and given i;K,vtis with each box of PEIUtY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS, Price 2s. 9d., 4s. fx! and 1 Is, per Box, col,la,ylillg a fill! tlc,,cill)tioti (,f the- above coilipla* t..X, I' I,: 1) 1, ilit ll,],LIS- 'y !N(' IIA- VI slicwillg the'diflÚ¿1I1 0/ dcp'orable aud o/It'l1 1.11,11 d¡Sf'asc, as wcll r.s l!;et!rcadflll ;1I:"1I¡': I'rolll the of aecolIJl'a' Hied practical .¡ fOf :10 ancl cure case, wilhout tile ¡)id 01 (;1 F,lt; PI LLS, ¡dic\' Ud., 4-611., and I (ubscrve nOlle "rc witllOut the turc of &. L. PEnHI', o!; 1t. 'usitle of each wiapjiti), whi' !i a'e Weil known tliiooghout Europe an 1 Ameitca, to be the mo-t Cer aiu and effectual cure ever discovered lor eveiy stage and symplom of the Venereal Disease, in both -sexes, including Gon«ri lia.a. Gleets, Secon- dary SymptomS Stuctuics, Seminal Weakness, De'iciencv, and alTdiseases of the Unnary Passages, without loss of time, eonfinemcnt oi hin.lranee trom business they have effected the most surprising cures, not only in recent and seveie eases, bui wl.cn salivation and ali oilier means have failed. And when an early apP'allOM.IS t0 ,llesc pl"s for tt,e t-'ureofthe V'moretil Disease, beqnently conlracted in a moment of ine- biiet'y the eradication is generally completed m a tew days and in the more advanced and uiveteiate stages of Ventieal Infection ('haiactciised by a vaiietv of painful and distressing symptoms, a perseverance in the Specific Pill, in which Me.ssis. Perry have happily compressed the most purifying and healing virtues of the principal pail of the Vegetable System, and which is of the utmost importance to those afflicted with Scor- butic Ai;ecti°nS' Eruptions on any pail of the body, Ulcera- tions Scroful°us or Venereal I aint, being justly calculated lo cleanse the blood from all foulness, counteract every morbid alleetion, and rcstoie weak and emaciated constitutions to pris- tine health andi vigoui. '1'he lash, indiscriminate, and unqualified use of Mercury, has been productive of infinite mischief. Under the notionofits beim' an a"'id"!<'t\!ace''ain disease, the uulutored think they have only to saturate their system with Mercury, and the business is accomo'ished. Fatal erior I liousandsare annu- ally either nieiceriaii/.ed out of existence, or their constitutions •o "broken am! the functions of nature so impaired as to render the residue of life miserable. The disorder which we have in view owes its fal.d rcsultsellhcr to neglect or ignorance. In its Iis (' liist stage it is always local, and easy to be extinguished by attending to the directions fully pointed out in the Treatise, without the smalle-! mjuiy to the eonstitution; but 1\ .1\'11 a convened into an loeui.ibie and fatal m ilaily. hat a pity, ih.it a young m in. the hope of the dailuig of his paicnts, s'.niuld be snatcbed from all the prospects and enjoyments of life by the consequences of one unguarded mo- ment. and by a disease w hich isnotin its owunatuie fatal, and which never proves so il piopcrly treated Lisa melancholy fact, that thmsantls fall victims to this hon id disease, owingtothe unskilfuliiess of illiterate men, who, by (he use of that deadly poison, Me:cuiy, ruin the constitu- tion, cause ulceration. blotches on the head, face, antibody, dimness of sight, uoi.-c in the ears, deifness, obstinate gleets, nodes on the shin bones, ulcerated sore throats, diseased nose, willi nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, till at length a geneial debility and decay of the constitution ensues, and a melancholy death pats a period to their dieadful snffei mgs. Messrs. Periy and Co., Suigeons, may be consulted as usual at No. 4. Cireal l^hailes-strcet, Birmingham and No. 44, Atbion-sttect.Leeds. Only one personal visit is required from icoutitry patient, to enable Messrs. Pen y and Co. to give such advice as will be the means of effecting a permanent and effec- tual cure, after all olhei HUMUS have proved ineffectual. Letters for advice must be post-paid aud contain the usua fee uf Oue Pound. Sold al most newspaper offices. PERRY'S CORDIAL BALM OF SYRL-U-UM Is intended to relieve those persons who by an immoderate indulgence of their passions, have ruined ilieii constitutions, or in their way to the consummation of that deplorable slate, are a flee ted with any of those previous symptoms that betray its approach, as the vaiious affections of the nervous system, obsti- nate gleets, invohinlai v emissions, excesses irregulanty, ob- stiuctions of cei lain cvacu itions, weaknesses total iu-potency, barrenness, \e. ,\c. But the relief administered is no! coil- lie, ed to these alone- 'Ihe valelndinaiian by birth, who has received |,om his Diients the inhe,itam-e of a diseased ,d unprolific tramc; liisdelicatc female, whom an immured and I' t j,,1 inactive lite, together willi the immoderate c-e of tea and other weak and watery aliments has. wu'hout auv fault of hers, oiouglii ou all the calamiious s>r.ipiotns oi a consumptive nabil. ami are, without timely assisianee sinking into an nn- "moly grave to such as these the Couii'al IVilm of Syriacum will afford the most permanent lelief, and lestoie to the enjoy- mem of the coniloHs of life. So hi in Mottles at lis. each or four times the quantity in one i amilj Lorile for 3-Js., duty inclsu'ed Sold by Mr. HERBERT WILLIAMS, Newport. N.B. Country Druggists, Booksellers, Patent Medicine Ven- Sold by Mr. HERBERT WILLIAMS, Newport. N.B. Country Druggists, Booksellers, Patent Medicine Ven- ainntUv ofepe7r°' P1" ^opkeePer can '->8 supplied with any quantity of Pciry s unfying Specific Pills, and Cordial Balm <>i K.ryiacum, with the usual allowancs to the Trade, bv most l,ia Prlnc'Pal holcBP.lc Patent Medicine lleu»«» in London Nfl. t, -+- BULI. niÑ, C.<AKBl.SON* WI! 11'! i It i )S lespeetlullv !ri'o;m., hrn I r" inl • and the • Public in general, that he l as COMMENCED BUSINESS at the above well-known Inn. The Piemises are '• 'inn odious, ami having furnished tnem with every suitable ouveuiem e, li. trusts, by strict attention in eveiv depailmt ut "I his establishment, to the comforts ot his patrons, to merit a p rtion ol their .-uppo'it, whvh it shall evei be Ins study to de- eive.—W. R. avails himself of t'hit'copoitnnity to inform Cooi- meicial tjentlcn.cn that he has .ccoinm (rati-ifjs tor ihvir spe- cial convenience, and begs to solicit their favours. W. R- having been requested by bts friends to fix the day for his IIOUSE\V ARMING DINNER, he re-pectfully an- nounces that he has auanged lor it to take jdace on 'THURS- 1)\ Y, the :tfilh r:f l'\o>'ùmuer, i)iNr.Ell OS ill E T.V Ri.r. AT rotoR O'CLOCK. flu rd in qm Ile Tl)'ilril" orr-Manllily Market and Fair Days. N.B. Good Slabling and Lock rip Coach House. rrp.i,isin:i) ruis f),I r, PAPERS (? N J R () N ANl) STKKL. Practical and Expeiimenfal, wilh copious 1 llustraiivi. Notts, and Analyses of the Principal Cofls, used in 'he Maiiulaetuie of lion iu England and Wales. By DA VI D MUSIIET, Esq. In one large octavo volume, with plates. Price 39s. JOHN Who r, 5!), High Holborn. MOST IMPORT AN T TESTIMONIAL OF LIEU I. MAS- TERS, H.P., LATE OF rilE ROYAL NEWFOUND LAM) VICT F.R AN COMPANIES. (Ci rldica'e ) St. John's, New o ftdlsiid, March 12, 1838. (K)\F'! It M A BLY to a Garrison Outer dated {>th Slarcb, y 1838, loi the assembly of a Medical Board, to take into consideration the state ot health of Lieut Masters, R.V.C., and to report accoidingly, we, the undersigned, Staff Officer ,11111 Civil Pi act itioner, forming the Board authorised by that oider, after a stnet examination of the case of Lieut. Masters, eonsidei hnil :b; entiicly unf't. for miliary duty. Lieut. Masters h is for several years Inert aff'ictvfi with Rheumatic Gout, w hieh lias produced serious functionary derangements of IMS stomach, liver, and other vi-cera, and fiicilly givert rise to infirmity, weakness, and cnl-ngeuieril of the aniculations, espcciallv of Is impaired. anil therefore, in our omtiion, he is incaj>able ol Jur- iher service. (Signed) ANDREW FERGUSON, M.i»T, S t a If A s s i s t a i 11 S u r g e o n. EDWARD KIELLY, Surgeon. Lerii n OF i.II.I'i ?iASf:ars id inn. rnoe r 229,STIIAMI, J.ONDON. Hawley. tiear Ba^sbct, 13th Jan., 18-10. tl,tit tile L-t!IICiite(i by the public.ion of the t xlraoidmai y 'nent.fit \t!:I' have derived by taking Blah's Gout and Rheumalie J'iIIS, f here with send the particulars of iny case, and the Medical Ceitifi- catc by which I was invalided. I was first attacked wiih Rheu- matic Gout in I82i>, from which period to 1833 j w as under the treatment of the late Drs. Rod, Horner, and Jacobs, as well as by ihe present Dr. Davis, allot llampstead. Fiom IS33 to I838 1 was at St. John's, Newfoundland, doing duty as a Sub ailern in the Royal Veteran Companies, where L suffered most severely, and was under the care of Surgeon Huston, II.\ StafI-Assistant-Surgeon Ferguson, and Ilr. private prac tilioner there, without being able to pieveut the most violent fits of the gout three or four times annually, which Incoming so had, caused the Garrison Order for the Medical Board, as be- fore named. About the middle of last February, and the whole of March my sufferings were dieadful in fact. 1 was unable lo nioVe without being carried when Ilajor Birch, of Crou- dale. near Faitrhatn, a magistrate of this county, kindly com- misdating my situation, railed on me for the purfose oftatdut; my affidavit, that 1 might receive my half-pay and seeing ine in so miserable a slate, advised me to try Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills, saying, although not gouty himself, he knew seveial who had derived benefit from them. I had previously been advised by a then neighbour, Mr. Fedgent, of Ahlcrshc.t, to tiy them, but I declined until the Major recommended them. I commenced by taking them according lo the directions, and aber taking sis pills, fotiud a cessation of all pain, and the re- miinder of the box effectually rettled thaljil. I have since hat! several attacks, but as soon as 1 ice! the least sensation ot the disease, I take the pills, which have at once, removed all symp toms. 1 may also mention that the chalk which h-vl loinied on m> ears has disappeared, and wheie il foimed in my fingers j, decreasing. I have cease.! To Irave those very weakening perspiration.- to which 1 was subject btf«ve trying ihe pills. We e you to print my case, and appoint an Agent in St. John's. Newfoundland, where my sufferings were known, and where theie are so many afflicted .wiih Rheumatic: Gout, you would vastly increase the sale of this valuable Medicine. 1 am, sir, vonr obedient servail, JOHN MASTERS, Lieut. II. P. Roysl Newfoundland Yeteran Companies. Sold by the verniers of Medicines throughout the Kingdom. Obseive the name and address of "Thomas Proui,229 Strand 1,0:1'1011," on the Govemtnei.I Sia..«p. ELI For the Hair. C ISCOLDEIV 0/4 0 F s PRICE'S GOLDEN OIL is the only article that restores the Hair on bald places picvents Hair falling off oi turn- ing grey changes Grey Hair toils oiigmal colour, fieesi! from scurf, and nuke!> It hc,wtiflll!y s¡oft, curly, and glossy. For dressing the hair en T'andean r, and confining the shoit loose hairs on the neck, so annovin:- to most ladies, it stand unequalled. Ladies are requested to ask lor I'IUCI s (loldet. Oil, with 28, Lombard-licet, on the Label, as bail- dicssers sell a spurious imitation, which destroys the colour a- well as the growth of the Hair. 3s (_>d., 7s., and ML. 01. pe: hot I le. — The Genuine is sold (in 1. indon ) only by he r ALijes ly's IEAUTIFI5L WQiEff. 'I'll,: <ll'dl.,t of']l t"mak atll;'I'l;"ns í;:J \h;l., ;![Jd '¡;i( :11. skin. No ulhpr attaibule ol beauty \o.iu:sù much 11pOi: Ihe eye. dnJ t xciles general adruir.tl:t\:i ;■ n,i no i oven tie n \.1) I: uly pos- sesses the power of bestowing the fa-.cmaliou of a beantifui Nkit as PRICE and Co. s A BERN El'll S SPEClflC, which is o'lorileiously pleasant ÎO the olfactory nerves, impaiis to tin hands, face, and neck, a cooling and icfreshing feeling, while it successfully opposes, with its bl UK! and soothing influence, the injurious effects produced by intense cold winds or the scorching rays cf the sun. Mothcis in nrri ong find it a wel- come auxiliary. Depots in London. 28, Lombaid street; 08, Coinbill and Messrs. Ncwbuiy and Sons, St. Paul's Cluuch- vard. — Ask for "PRICE and Co.'s" AbrmeihtT s S/tmlie for the To Families. It should be generally known 10 Paien S, that the Esset. t used in scenting the cominou Alkaline Soap, lalsvly calloii "Almond Soap,1' is ihe rankest poison exiaut, a drop of it taken intenrally, would pioduct I N'STA NT DEATH. PHICI- and Co.'s PATENT ALMOND OIL SO A P is composed wholly of the Vegetable Oil of Joid in Almonds, which do not contain an atom of the scent. it stands unequalled for chapped hands, the delicate skin of ladies, and, above all. for the wash ing of infants and gentlemen having lender faces or strong beards will find it a gieat luxury in shaving. Sold in packets of six squares, price 2s. lid., al the Manufactory, 28, Lombaid- street. Purchasers are icquested to notice PRICE and Co. Signature, in Red Ink, atiixeil to each picket, as some shop- keepers offer a counterfeit, injurious to the Skin, when the Ge- nuine is asked for. Heretofore a painful, is now icmlcied a pleasurable operation by PRICE'S RYPOPH AGON." an infallible specific loi' allaying the smarting iriiiability of the skin, producing a rich creamy lather, with soft, haul, or sea water, which, unlike all oilier Shaving soaps, will not dry on the face. This soap is so superior to any o.her fur Shaving, that many persons are base!) deceiving Ihe, public by selling spuiious imitations. The ge- nuine IS sold In London only at the Manufactory, 23, Lombard Street.—Ask fur" 1>111<'1'5 It y roen ACPS price Is. per squai e. For tiie Toilet, PKtCEand Co.'s VICTORIA BOUQUET, the delicious fragrance of' which has rendered it an especial Iavomite with Her Majesty. And stamped by ihe lovers of elegant scents as the most uniqm and supciioi ever discovered. So highly is il valued, and ;-01 fashionable has it h\!COlllt., that there is scaicely all assembly diooui or levee where its debcious ii.tgraiiee is not piedominain s. 6d. and 7s. per bottle. CAUTION. Mr. PRICE, of the fiiin ol PRICE >\ I > 28, Lombard street, (tl e only surviving Fanner of the late Funis of PRICE G OS NELL, and PATEY BU ITS. PRICE. & Co ) can lions merchants, shippers, etc-, sgiinsl the 1IJ00ncclwrl:s4k( indi- "duals illegally styling themselves PIUCF. Gosm-.m. Those persons never were in Paitueiship, nor in any way con •leeted wilh lite above Finns, otheiwi>e II; '11 as servants ill tht employ of Mr. PRICE'S iate Finn of Place cv GOSNELI.. PRICE ^t Co.'s Old Brown Windsor Soap, Almond Oil •>oap. Cold Cream, lum en's I'cit ime, -Sc., so much admired on the tirst circles of V.l:i\"1, beM a l.ddo \It:1 Lom- baid-stieet, in its eutie, and the signature of PRICE i>. Co." in Red Ink, without which none aie genuine. PKICi", aud Co.'s P F.R 1'U M Ell Y', celebrated OAl'S. i^R USD F.S, \e., aie to be had G F.N U I N li in tendon only ni their Establishinent, 28, Lomlend slieei, and o1 their Agent- iu all the Ciiie.s and. Towns oi Hui..pe, Asia, Aiiie.i, and Aiiiei ica. To JUT cent disappoint :il( lit, and enfu r, :>: to-lit il, ali Orders nre request< d to b: dtrtcie'1 i" PRH'L c%. Co., ;Mon i (JFI.r.IEH 28, I.A'tnbard -si reel, .ondon." 'The Gemiine i> always to be had. ol Hop,kins, Pcifumer, and iieibeit Williams. Dniggisi. Newport 'Taylor, Peitumei. Chepstow J\lurp!I, Druggist, Morthvr PII"11 and Jones, Druggists, i.iecon Moigan, Duo gist, Lia-i.itlo Evans. Cross, and If. White and Sons, Carniartlien Morgan, Per- fumer, and Williams, Cambrian Otiiee, Swansea Phillips and Ivlwauls, Druggists, f,wens, Peifumer, aud M'Carthy, Che- mist, Card ill'; Parker, Sta'ioner, Biecon Price. Chemist, Hiidgend Treweeks, and Drinkwaier, Chemists, Pe-mbroke: Pcrkine, liaveifordwctt i and all respectable 'h;;d\:T,throuGht uut liurpp#< __n. <f!)uvrl) of i^ngliinU Uifc aub ..iFtrr wà ASSt: It A ?»•'K, TRUST AND ANNUITY INSTITUTION, f>, K'nj; William Street, ('•(>•, and, 7, St. Mai tin's Place, Ir:ILII;;ar Squaie. CA PI TAL, ONE MILLION. One-Tenth of the entire 1'1- of this Institution II ill be applied to the 1'dlefoJ Distressed and Ageti Clergymen, and 'be I lidovs and Oi plums of Ctcrgymri:, who way be recommended by the Hishoiis, or I'll the C!prgy of their respective localities. PATRONS. I lis Grace the I >uke of Heanfoit. The Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Worcester. The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of t Ixfotd. The Rifht Reverend tilc Lcid Bishop of <ihu»cesiei and Bit,tel. The Right llfv. Ihe Lrt! Bisiiop of Si. David's. The Right Rev. aud the Lcrri rBishop of Chirltester. The Right Rev. the Lord Bubop of Jamaica. HONORARY DIRECTORS. Samuel Baker, Esq.. Lvpiatt Pink, Gh.'icesteithue. 'X' Robert Bodle, Esq., Woolston Hall, Essex. Rev. B. S. Claxson, J3.1) Gloucester. Rev. J.C. Fynes Clinton. Rectory, Cromwell. Sir C. Bethell tHodrington, Bart. C. W. Codiington. Esq., M.P. Ivcv. C. Cole, Peterhead. Rev. A. G. Cornwall, Asheroft House, Kingscote, Stroud. Sir H. II. Cunliffe, Bar! Acton Paik, Wrcxhain. Rev. John J. Dymock, Rector of Uppingham, Rutland Rev. J. Dudley. Bromyard. Rev. John Dolphin, Bath, Rector of Pembarsh, «Ve. lion, and Rev. 1'. Erskine, Beighton Vicarage. Sheffield. Rev. W. R. Evans, Kingsland Rectory, Leominster. Rev. Evan Evans, JJanei- lo.e, Ruthin. Richard Fotbergill, Esq., I.owbridge House, Kendal. Itev. W. tiray, Braffeiton, .Boroughhiidgc Jos. Halfoid, Esq., Charlemont Hall, Staffuidshne E. (i. Hallewell, Esq., Long Court, Stroud. II. T. Hope, Esq., M.P. i, Flios. I lolt, F>sq., Registrar to'the Bishop of (Houcester. Jtev. Robert Ilani-on, J'emple, Soweiby. Rev, Henry Hope, Reeloi of t:liris»on, Somerset. J)r I foskins, Guernsey. The ery Rev. the J >ean of Jersey. Rev. W. Mayo, Wilhcrshdd, Cambridgeshiie.- Joseph Neeld. Est].. M.P. John Neeld, Esq., M.P. Rev. II. Nevill, Cottesmore, Rutland. Archdeacon Newcom, Cloisters, Ruthin. Rev W. Palmer, D.D., Vicar of Yarco«>be, Devon. Rcv.Su (icorge Picvost, Bait. Hon. and Rev. A. Perceval, Chaplain to llci Majesty. Alexander Pringle, I'.sq., M.P. INL R. Scolt, Es<j., 17, Devonshire-place. Rev. James Shiiley, I rettenham Rectory, Noiwieh. J. M. Stiipton, Es<i.. Gloucester. Rt v. IL T. Tucker, Upottei v Yicarags, Devonshire. Rev. Thomas Tvrwhitt, Whitchurch. T Rev. W.Walton, F.R.S., Allenlieads, iNorihumberland. YY. Preston White, Esq., Cork. J. R. Wi nek worth, Esq-, Buckingham-st., Strand. DIRECTORS. WIMIAM SLOANK, Esq., Chairman, 37, Wimpede street. Major Adair, £ en.f United Service Club. .fohn Anderson. Esq., of Dunesslir. William Camp Crane, Fisq., 12, C-opthall-courl. ( Robert Kaye Grevdie, Esq., LL.I). Benjamin Jackson. Esq.,2H, Goidoo-iieet. tioidon-squaie. Rov. H.J. I\napp,62, Moitimcr-sireet. .Iohll i\1c. ('lure, Esq.,3, 1\aJ-lIlrecl BuiMing. U. N.Macdouald. Esq., W. S. Edinburgh. Captain Macdougall, Fir Grove, North Brixton. Gecrec Sloanc, Esq., Temple. Adam l.'iquliart, Fisq., Adv.rcate, Edinbuigh. Sir il'iam White. 15, Si. James's-square. soi ir n on. Edward M. Fiderton, Esq.. 40, Queen-street, Bloonisbury. ADVAN TAGES OF THE INSTI TUTION. A LARGE 1'AlD-li' CAPllAf,, at all times available [jL —Au influential Proprietary.— Rales of Premium as low is are consistent witli curi.'y.— Pi etui u ins payable either An- eor.ily, Half-Ycaily, or Quarlerly, or in one sum, or in a limi- ted number of payments.—Age admitted in the Policy.— Un- opposed Probates of the Diocesan Courts held sufficient to errti lie claimants to recover the amount of Policies.—A board (tf Directors sit daily, to enable patties to coect ltiseg-aileeis Will) he least j ossib.e delay.—Policies puiehascd on libeial terms. Medical Men lemuneiated III all cases tor their reports.— esiameiitary and all OtliCI usts Annuities, Immediate aud Deferred, granted on a liberal scale. Fiki-—The Premiums 101' Assuiance agaiust Fire charged at ihe usuai Ii/liderdle rates; and the Besidences and Furniture of i inciued ten ver cent, ],¡wcr.P,,1icic¡; transferred ni.houtcxpense. -r Y'anous other advantages are offered, which are explaiacd ia the Prospectus, to be had of the Company's Agctnts. TA HLE OF RATES. ASCENUlNO SCA I.E. Age Will) Profit r\vL;. First Seven Sec.Seven 1 bird Seven j Years. | Yeats. Years. f s d s d £ • *■ fl- '• S' 20 1 17 4 I I I lil I 2 0 I Io 0 < «» :>;» 2 (i 10 2 2 7 18 0 2 2 0 2 Hi t> 40 ij if 6 2 17 « J 1}) 0 2 18 <i 3 18 f> M 4 RJ 4 4 4 ll! 3 0 2 4 10 3 (i 0 4 The neccssaiy forms and information may lie obtained by judication to BIN/AMI* J U'kson, -Managing Director, h. ■ving William Street, Cily.—A liberal Commission allowed to Solicitors and Agents. Agent for Xcwpml-Mr. RICHARD JENKINS. 7JH.IT ANNI4 LiFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, Nil. J. Pium i, sr i KM, BANK, Lo-vj.t.s. ('1 PI /¡ [-0 ,ill/loI, ;u ;• >;< < i?:s. » il « ] u,II |. (11C I' •I 115 (i ]'. Cf v.\ illiani iMiHi.v.'t. ij. Si.i.uel Bevin^ou, i-sq 'S"V William Fechiiev Black, E,q Al«-Esc,- i> TcW r hat). i'lf llli.sin bnaiMi, juii. I\sq. rhTlls Coventry .Esq. I *w,s Smale, Esq. ■obu Drewett, Esq. 1 MKDIC'Ab Of FlClUl: John Sims, M.D.-Ebene/er Stiutli, Esq., Surgeon. suLK rcon. William Bevan, Esq., Old Jewry. A DVANTAG ES OF THIS ISSi'iTI "I'lOX. 4 Most economical set o! I a bios, computed c\piessly loi the use of this I us'iituuon, tiom authentic and complete* lata. Increasing Rates of Premium ou a new and remarkable plall, :*ii securing loans oi'ilel'ts n lininciliate p^yinGMt required off a Policy for the whole tei mot 1 ■ le than in any other Office. A Board of Directois in attendance da));atTwoociock. Age of the Assured in every case admitted in the Policy. All claims payable within One Month after proof of death. Medical attendants lemunerated in all cases for their reports. Premium per Cent- per Annum payable during first St-coiul j- Third i Founii For iftiiaiixlrij Ag«'. Kl>e Y<||>. l-'itf■ Vt-ar«.jKive Years.|Hvr Ve:o». nl l.ilc. j 20 I 1 4 1 O 10] 1 10 111 1 16 9 €2 3 8 I 30 1 6 4 1 12 2 1 19 I' 2 7 4! 2 17 0 pi 1 16 12 4 41 2 14 3 7 3; 4 34 50 2 10 7 3 9 4| 4 :> 6| 5 J» oL (i 1:17 | PKn;R MORRISON, Jss.j Resident J)I,ctlH, LtmdoD. AGENTS FOR NEWPORT Mr. A. G. JENKINS. OR'KS .K. l.l.i.?.N. J Mr' NV" K" IRF.LAND. UiDiFF Mr. W.J). HOIUVOlii), Rank. U Ell III Y iv T Y D YT L, Mr. WALTER THOMPSON, ditlo I'ONTYPOOL Mr.S'I'KPllEN VERNON, ditto. CHEPSTOW Mi.J. L BA LDW Y N Solicitor. 1' s k MiERGAVENNY Mr. J. If. MORG A N, Stationer. «iON.YK)i' Tli Mr. WILLIAM J EN K I NS, ditto. The Agents can in all cases furnish Prospectuses, and w ill observe the strictest secrecy. A.G. JFNKINS requests a compaiison of the rales of this Oiliee ill) those 01 SllIlIlal iiisliiutions, aud tit s re s a minute iivesligation of its veiy supeiior advantai;es. which have been and eontiuue tobe, extensively appreciated in this neighbour- imod, as 111;111 other parts of ibeVniicd Kingdom, "here its Branch Olliees have been established. He also begs to calj he public attention to ihe important objects of the Cilv j f LondonAnnuity and Loan Company. ^IMCO's GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS may tiuly ► 3 be denominated a Specific for eitliei Gout or Rheumatism .owever complicated, or wherever situated. No paiticuln,' iules or icslrictioiis are necessary. 'They Mjl.'om pioduct: peisj iration. pinging, of sickness, above all, they prevent the disease fiom Hying to a vita! pan, and invaiiably leave the pa- .ient stronger, and in a beitei state of health than biforet|,e .1 II <\c 1. tilledtlar, August 27, 1810. i; KM i.t o I:n,— III order tlt.it persnijt afflicted w ith Kliecmalism H'a' kK»v 0'C means liy which llicy can l»e cmert, 1 send ton Hie fol- lowing case i or some yeais jtan I I,a"e been s'thjfet to Ihe altove ustiessiug <-• »i(ij>laiut, but I never fnll> knew its torments until tiie :1I"lIth of Aiigii.-l, I83i), wticn lioni o\ei lieatinc iiijsell ill 1(';I:,illf. ami loin want lit dae care in a short lime the pains iticitasetl to .-u 11 ;1 -.ies'ite as to make every little exertion in tlie day a misery, ami at nialit to [Uevent n:e taking any lest. I cii(ircl> lost (tie iiseei" one arm aiid my whole l).,tit. so to speak, "as paralyze.. with the m;¡larly, in | ins state, at tile suggestion of a kind frititd, induced to ti v >ii!ie«>*g (ioiit^and Rlienuiatie fills, wi.itli I purrhaseit ot' voi-.r Agen: >.r. l!ekl:oiise <lf Wells, ami niti. eiatitade I will evor ackiictw!e<ige- lieir value; for atjlrt I liail nc-eii mo oose», oluained seued sleep ;:t iii :!it; an.I two small boxes, to lie sio prise of mys. !r'ami in nds, re- -tei ed me to roluisi iiealtn. i tta; in tin full enjoyment of this Messing III alionl ttiree UIi1l1lhs, hIICII, (ruin e\ji,is ,rc (t) the weather, I got «,-t iliuoigli, anti tiiis bru¡.Jt olt ilie lllieunnuic Coat ajain hut mis cir- ennistauce, insl. aii IIf tlilllillic;,in:: has fill iiislual auoieer proof of the ,¡IlII(S of the Pills, fir, ti) i.tWuig a lew liesh doses, the di-en^e was iL'aiu reinovd, and i :u lir.p|-y u> stale that up to the piesent time I ,lill perfecll.v I'rt-e fiom the eoli piaint. I am, i.ti-tleiiieu, join otiliget rServant, Messrs. Horiiiiiigtoii tV Cio. ULiMlY t \K, Yeoman. Sold iu Boxts. piiee Is. l^d. and 2s. 9d. each, by Mr. 11. Wiiliams, Morgan, Clements, Newport; Dowding, Fairnr, sionmouth Mrs. Davies, Chepstow Y'achad, Me.' Caiihv' Cardiff-, Stuck ley, Morgan, Ahorgavenny Ltsler, Tones;. Cowbridge: Hay ward, Hunt, Neadi F.dwauls, Usk and most lespectable meditinc venders. Sold wholesale in London by liiitlijr sad Sutten and Co., tod £ • £ dward»<