Monmouthshire Merlin

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THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN, AND GENERALf PlilNTING OFFICE, Corner of Corn treet, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT, FTLHE PUBLic are respectfully informed, that this Establish- J ment is COMPLETELY FURNISHED with AN EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF NEW &. HANDSOME TYPB, SUITABLE FOR ROOK, PLAIN, AND ORNAMENTAL WætCIQ POSTING, REWARD, AND OTIIER EAITDBILLS, l*W FORMS, AUC1 IONEERS'CATALOG UES SXXiXJS OF LADING, SHIPPING NOTES, RETOKMS OF ALL DESCRlFTCPsSS FOR mom works coLLiiEiRiiES, AND ALL WORKS REQUIRING EXPEDITION, PRINTED IN A SUPERIOR MODERN ST YLE, ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE, AND AT VERY 4 RAJ% ADDRESS CARDS, CIRCULARS, INVOICES, LABELS, ETC. EXECUTED IN THE NEATEST AND MOST TASTE. FUL MANNER. O aauerttetrs. The ADVERTISING PUBLIC of MONMOUTH are re- spectfully informed that MR. COSSENS, the Agent for the MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN," in that town, will promptly forward all ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in he Paper. *m* ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED for the GAZETTE, the London Papers, and for all the Provincial Journals ofEng- and, Ireland, and Scotland. THE BRITISH AMERICAN LAND COMPANY. Incorporated by Royal Charter and Act of Parliament. THE COURT OF DIRECTORS HEREBY GIVE NOTICE to parties desirous of Emigrating to the Eastern Townships of Canada, that in consequence of the very greatly increased demand for the Company's Lands, they will discon- tinue, from and after the 15th instant, the offer of a Free Pas- sage to Purchasers of Fifty Acres, at 7s. 6d. per Acre-the Price thenceforward on these terms beint Ten Shillings Ster- ^Persons desirous of information relative to the Lands of the Company, are requested to apply at their Office, No. 4, Barge Yard Bucklersbury, London to C. W STONEHOUSE and CO. Agents at Newport. Monmouthshire and to the following Banks, where Prospectuses may be had, and Deposits can Ie made:-National Provincial Bank of England; Gloucester- shire Banking Company Hereford Banking Company West of England and South Wales District Bank County of Glou- cester Bank; and their Brnches. As evidence of the superiority of the Eastern Townships as a place of settlement, the Directors have pleasure in stating tha of 35.521 Acres sold in 1843, only 263 Acres have been returned to the Compauy, of which but 50 had been purchased in Gieat Britain under the present system. By order of the Court, A. T. GALT, Chief Clerk. London, March 1st, 1844. NINETEENTH THOUSAND. Just published, in a sealed envelope, price 3s. sent free on receipt of a poit office order jor 3s. 6d., "MAMHOOD]" THE CAUSES of its PREMATURE DECLINE, with PLAIN DIRECTIONS for its PEMFI-CT RESTORATION ad- dressed to those suflVring from the destructive ettects of Excessive Indulgence, Solitary Hahils, or Infection, followed bv obsei vations on Marriage, Local and Cons itiit.onal Weak- ".S8. Mental and Nervous Debility, Indi^esWo-, losanitj Consumption, &c., &c Illustrated with Cases, &c., BY J. L. C IT LITIS & CO., Consulting Surgeons, 7, Frith Street, Soho Square, London. NINETEENTH edition. Published by the Authors, and sold by Burgess, Medical < Bookseller 28, Coventry-street, II ay market; Mann, 3!I, Comhill; Strange, 21, Paternoster row; Barth, 4. Brydges- street, Strand London Sowler, 4, St. At n's-square, Man- chester; Philip, Sooth Castle street, Liverpool; Ferris and Score, Bristol Guest, Birmingham Fannin and Co., 41, Grafton-streel, Dublin; BoUter and Co Cork Drummond, 5, Blair-Street, Edinburgh Strachan. Aberdeen Barnes, Glasgow; and sold in a sealed envelope by all Booksellers. OPINIONS OF 1HE PRfcSS. "This work, a TENTH edition of which is now presented to the pubiic ten thousand copies have been exhausted since its first appearance—has been very much improved and enlarged by the addition of a more extended and clear detail of general princi- ples as also by the insertion of several vew and highly interest- ing cases. The numberless instances daily occurring, wherein atfeclions of the lungs, putting on all the outward appearances of consumption, which, however, when traced to their source, are found to lesult Irom certain baneful habits, fully prove that the principle of the division of labour is nowhere more applica- ble than in medical practice. We feel no hesitation in saying, that there is no member of society bv whom the book will not be found useful, whether such person fiold the relation of a parent, a preceptor, or a clergi mail. Sti?t. Messrs. Curtlfc's work, called MAN HOOD, is one of the few books now coming before the public on such a subject, which can la) claim to the character of being strictly profes. sional, at the same time that it is fully intelligible to all who read it. The moral and inedical precepts given in it, render it *7 iuUr.-<W. MANBOON. i II -i a hi. ,t»veloL>in £ a series of maladies, ihe has really uslonished us by developing ;t treats Th.sUa'Iv^kThaTwe'feir Tell exists too much need for, S-rbrii^ immoral habits or secret vices, is here succwctlj treated, and, divested of all medical technicality, plain and easy directions are given for the best mode to be pursued in all c..ses however complicated or apparently hopeless. fo the marned, as well as the unmarried, this little work a,ike afiords consolation and care in peculiar cases, and we are doing service to society in recommending it to general notice."— Kssei and Jierti Mercury "The scientific views taken by the authors, of the sonrce and origin of many of the most distressing effects of certain depraved habits, fully establish their claim o the character of txperienced surgeons; and the result of our careful perusal ot the work has been to impress us with a thorongh conhdeuce in the talent and skill of the authors, and to satisfy us that those intrusted with the care of youth are not a little indebted to them for furnishing them with a means of preventing some of the most frightful maladies to which flesh is heir. Old England. Messrs. CUR ITS and CO. are to be consulted daily -t their Residence, 7, F RIT H-S 1 R E ET, SO H O-S Q U A RE, LONDON. COUNTRY PATIENTS are requested to be as minute as possi- ble in the detail of their cases the communication must be ac- companied by the usual consultation fee of ill., and in all cases the most inviolable secrecy may be relied on. N.B. The above work seltt free, enclosed in a SEALED EN vtLOPF., to any address, on receipt of a Post-oflice order, for Ss Cd. A GEN IS. SmZL rti D. Egville, Chronicle Office Worcester THE THE BRISTOL AND NEWPORT STEAM PACKETS, jPaag^TISK. <k GLAMORGAN ARE INTENDED TO PLY DAILY DURING THt ENSUING WEEK AS FOLLOWS:— From Bristol to Newport. ) March. 9, Saturday 91 morn I 11, Monday 11 morn I 12, Tuesday morn 1 13, Wednesday 1 after 14, Thursday 2 after 15, Friday 3 after 1 16. Saturday 3 after | Front Newport to Bristol. a] arch. 9, Saturday, — 8 morn 11, Monday — 8 morn 12, Tuesday — 9 morn 13, Wednesday— 10 morn ) 14, Thuisday -12 noon 15, Friday I after 16, Saturday — 2 after FA RES After-Cabin, 4s, T ore-camn, ZS; L-tiildren under 12 years of age, Half-price. Dogs, Is each. Four-.vheel Carriage 20s. Two-wheel ditto, 10s Hoises, 5s each Two-wheel Carriage or Light Pi^viondrawnbyone^rse, with one Passenger. 15s; Morse and Rider. piii'we'u' i ditto, Fore-Cabin, 6s.—Newpoit to or from Pi g y, Is Dogs, Is. each. ,nrP The Proprietors of the above Packets give NOliCt., that they will not be accuuntable for any Passenger s Luggage nor will they be answerable for my Goods, Package, or Pat cel. (if Lost or Damaged,) unless Booked at either ol Offices, in Bristol or Newport; and if above the vaiue ol 4Us. entered at its vahie, and carnage paid at the time of booking Warehouses for Receiving and Booking Packages, Parcels, &c., Nelson-street, Bristol, and Rownham Wharf, Hotwells. Pontypoolaud 4be>gavenny.—Coaches daily between these places and Newport. AT ■, Iredegar Iron Works, through Abercarne, Newbridge, and Bed welt ii, and a branch ft om Kewbridge to Nantyglo.-A Coach daily between these places and Newport; arriving at Newport, about ten o'clock morning, and startingatoneo'clock afternoon Apply at the Bristol General Steam Navigation Company's Office, uay, Biistcli or to JOHN JONES, Alent. Steam Packet Offices, Rownham Wharf, Hotwtlls, and Rodney Wharf, .Newport MONMOUTHSHIRE. THE CWM CIILYN AND BISAINA IRON -WORKS, AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD LAN DS AT CWM TELARI. Mtstrt. FAREBBOTHER, CLARKE, and LYE, Are instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, At GAHRAWAY'S COFFEE HOUSE, Change-alley. 'b London, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of March by order of the Directors (the Company havin,, detettnitied to dissolve). The following very important and highly valua- ble Works, called — — THE BLAINA ironworks, T.- n » v 'tine by Bolton and Watt, 8 feet C^de" 45SU! and Bl.»« C,li.de,. 94 inches ID diameter M boILERS, F1V ? nti and a capacious Air Vault On the most 1modem d IO the Blowing Cylinder. or Dry Reguktor is ^cf ed g rek1nLrY n w, A 65 Vons of Refined Metal Weekly, with Capable of making w> ,0°» u s suitable kiln* for "gj^foKE OVENS, SIX COKE OVE'N-S, Inconvenient places. To two of the Blast Furnaces are at- tached sPa^u^T £ NSlVEVHON FOUNDRY With every facility for making the average description of cast- mgs of 100 Tons per week. with thirteen powetful Cranes. Stoves for drying all sorts of moulds, and pits for casting pipes, as well as shafts, gas retorts, &e., &c., for which these works have been long celebrated, as well as cast-iron bridges of great magnitude. There is also a LARGE AIR FURNACE. AND TWO REMELTING CUPOLAS. Esch capable of melting ten tons per day, with complete char- coal, coal dust, and loom mills, a range of Shop- for Pattern Making, with lathes, &c., &c., the whole completely fitted. GAS WORKS WITH SIX RETORTS, Brick Yard with Steam Engine, Drying Stove and Brick Kiln, equ. 1 to seven thousand bricks per week. Smiths Shops. Tim her Yard, Saw Pits, and other suitable buildings. There are twelve miles of surface and underground tram road, I HREE HUNDRED IRON TRAMS for coal mine works, &c., &c. The Property contains about ONE HUNDRED AND THREE ACRES. And is held under lease for 17 years unexpned, with power to extend the same, on royalty rents based on a sliding scale. THE CWM CELYN IRON WORKS. Which adjoin the Blaina; were erected in 1839 and 1840, and possess similar advantages as to arrangement and power o! working, including Forges and Mills with two poweilul steam engines capable of mauufactunng 450 tons of iron rails and bars weekly. The iron manufactured is conveyed along the trim-roads of the Canal Company to Newport, for which purpose there are 48 PAIRS OF BAR IRON CARRIAGES, 4 large covered Carriages. each weighing 24 cwt., and ° ONE HUNDRED TRAMS, Also used from Newport to convey coal &c., Ac. There is an EXCELLENT WHARF at Newpoit, on the Banks of the Usk River, with Quay for good sized vessels to load Large Warehouses, Cranes, &c., &c., and also suitable offices. „ An excellent MANAGER'S RESIDENCE, and other Houses for Clerks. &c.; A SURGEON'S It ESI D EN C E A PROVISION STORE; ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY SEVEN DWELLING HOUSES producing a rental of about ONE THOUSAND POUNDS Per Annum, and sun. dry pieces of 1 and. let on building leases at ONE HUN- DRED AN D SIX TY-THREE POUNDS SEVEN SHIL- LINGS per Aniiuln. All the highly Valuable Machinery, Fittings, Working Tools, Train-roads of twenty-two miles in length, and all Stock will be included in the purchase. j r. ) On both the al)ove properties the Minerals and Coal are most abundant, the qualities equal to any in the district, and capable of being worked to any extent. The COAL and MINE PITS are numerous and chiefly worked by Water Balance Power, being the most approved and economical mode of raising the materials. The water is supplied by means of extensive Reservoirs constructed at a great expense. The Cwm Celyn Property containing THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES Is held under a Lease for a term of years (of which 74 years are unexpired). upon fixed royalnes on the ton of iron made; and a surface rental of £ 100. per annum. A LSO ONE 11ITNDIIED AND ONE ACRES Of very valuable FREEHOLD LAND abounding with Mi- nerals, situate at CW M TKLAKl, about three miles from Cwm Celyn, on the side of the Monmouthshire Canal Com- pany's Tram-road. Together with the MINERALS under FOURTEEN ACRES OF FREEHOLD L;\ND Also at CWMTELAR1. The limits of an Advertisement will uot udmit of an adequate description of the Properties, but detailed Particulars may be had on application to the Resident Director, at the Woiks, HENRY STOTHERT, Esq of Mr. TIIO. BROWN, 21, Brunswick Buildings, Liverpool; Messis. HYDE end T Y BS. Solicitors, Worcester; Messls. T, ami R. CROTT- W ELL, Solicitors, Bath: ROY A I. HOTEL, Manchester; MIDLAND COUNTIES HERALD OFFICE. Binning- ham; Messrs. TILSON and SQUANCE, 2*J Coleman-streeet, London; At GAHHAWAY.8 COFFEE HOUSE; and at Messrs. FA REBUOTHER, CLARKE, and LYE'S Office, Y, Lancaster Place, Strand, London. VICTORIA IRON WORKS MONMOUTHSHIRE. IMPORTANT To Iron-Masters, Coal-Proprietors, and others. W. GRAHAM & SON, Beg to announce that they are peremt n ily instructed TO SELL BY AUCTION, On the PREMISES, at Victoria Iron Woiks aforesaid, on MON- DAY, the 1st of April, 1844, and following days until all is sold. „, rilHE whole of the VERY VALUABLE PLANT. Blast I Locomotive, and other Enpines, Machinery. Stock, and I Locomotive, and other Engines, Machinery. Stock, and Moveable Effects, the property of the Monmouthshire Iron and Coal Co., taken in Execution by the Sheriff of Monmouthshire, which have all been erected within the last few years at an im- mense expense, and are now in excellent condition. To be viewed until the day of snltl, and catalogues obtained 14 davs prior theieto, on application to Mr. SAUN DERS on the pre- mises at Victoria; at the Castle Inn, Tredegar; Bush, Mer- thyrj \ngel. Abeiuavenny Ciown, Pontypool; Newbridge Inn, Newbridge; King's Head. Newport; and of the Auc- linOffTs at tluâr Rr.idences at Vsk. The sale to commence each day precisely at 10 in the morning. Usk, February 28, 1844. THE PATENT METAIIHC CAPSULE, AN INFALLIBLE SECURITY AGAINST FRAUDULENT SUBSTITUTIONS FOR BETF S'S PA,REN r BRANDY. TO those who recollect the nauseous and unwholesome pio- perties which distinguished the article kn> wn as British Brandy, previously to the year 1849, and the prediction that all attempts at competition with French Brandy could only result in an entire faiiure, the introduction of the Patent Brandy, at that period, was matter of much surprise com- bining, as it was found to do, all the essential properties of the finer qualities of Brandy manufactured in France, with a de- gree ot purity, and consequent wholesomeness, unknown in the latter. The existence of these valuable properties in BETIS'S PA- TENT BRANDY, was distinctly certified, after analysis, by some of the first Chemists of the day. That evidence has neen fully sustained by the extensive support ot the most eminent Medical Men; and, veiy especially, by its long-established use, under Medical direction, in preference to French Brandy,in the prin- cipal Infirmaries, Hospitals, and other Public Institutions, throughout the country among which it will suffice to name Guy's and the Westminster Hospitals, in the Metropolis, and tne Manchester and Bristol Infirmaries. An unprecedented extent of sale has, likewise, marked its progress in public esti- mation. That an article possessed of such merits, and sold at little more than half the price of French Brandy, should not have entirely superseded the use of the Foreign, is only to be attri- buted to the fact, that the Patentee has had tostrugitle, notoilly with the original-and, it must be admitted, well founded— prejudice against Brandy produced in this country but, also, against a constant succession of attempts ¡ 0 foice into con sumptlon inferior deser iPtiOns.-in many cases as substitutes for, and even under the narre of. the Patent Biatidy. The correction of this evil, which hat long been matter of extreme soliciiude to the Patentee, is at length effected, by a METALLIC CAHSULF. or covering for the Lock; the exclusive manufacture of which is secured to him by Letters Patent. 1, is composed—KOI OF -TINFOIL, an article.MUCH u.ed but-of perfectly pure and SOLID MET H stamP^yH^e ?LD OF P°wer- ful and costlv machinery, into the exact size and shape adapted !o the bottle y ,0 which it is attached by simple but mo-t. ffec- tiv" means •' and its adhesion is so peitect, that it cannot be temoved without being complete J destroyed; and, therefore, no Capsule can be used a second time. The Patentee by the aid of this most efficient guarantee 1 ne raieniee y h and bi<numerous connexions hfv'e" U•> "e "I"" nave so ex tens v hether as vendors or purchasers interests of all ^»ce,n?d'V,hat the Capsules attached to and 1 care be taken 10 B. TTS'S PATENT BKANDY, the glass bottles hnve the w {he No. 7, Smittiheld Bars, em do Ue(J ljpon ;_an assuran(> character ot the contents .nay D Cousumer8 tQ fiive |fc that must equaUy induce valuo. which the Patentee support to an articlesuch s.ip in cerfajn q|m(e|gf (nini eels satisfied has on y »e<- "i guarding anamst the frail the previously-existing V d. The Patent Brandy ma, be nh ,ie;e f ^he Wine and Spirit Merchants in he obtained from most sh-lliugs per Gallon in buK England and Wales, at E ghteen t;apsule, at Twenty rhni^'SioeT- ."i»! »»'"<■«»•"»>> Shillings and Sixpence. Ben's Pale and Coloured Brandy °b* tamed from ihe following Wine Yeoinans. 2?,onmouth .Mrs.E. G. Lewis. French BSSd^DUliu% &rollhfield Bau' London» Jaiuaxy, 1844, TO BE LET; With Possession on the 1 st day of May next, THK ROYAL OAK INN, USK, near the Town Hall, now carrying on a respectable trade, with good Cell-tis, stables, and a large Garden. If required these Premises can be divided into two Houses, the one part for a Shop For further p a I t I c ii I ari, apply to JOB N STEPHENS Llananant Farm, Trelleck Grange, near Tintern Abbey. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND G11AZ1ErtS. SALE OF VALUABLE FARMING STOCK. At ADAMSDOWN FARM, near Cardiff. FOR SALE BY AUCTION By Mr. 11. ill. PARTRIDGE, On TUESDAY, the 12th March, 1844, at the above Farm, the following Live Farming Stock, the property of Mr. Bradley CCONSISTING of three fat cows, 6 cows and calves, 3 J Heifers and calves. 2cows in C31f. '2 milch cows, 5 two- years old Heifers, 2 two-years old steeis, 6 yearling steers, '2 yearling heilers, and I ifitee-yearsold Lull. The cattle are all of the true Hereford breed. 99 ewes in lamb. 30 yearling ewes, 4 two-years old rams,and 9 yearling rams. The sheep are of the pure Leicester bieed, and will be put up in suitable lots to accommodate purchasers. 2 brood ma res i n toal to Will Watch, 1 plough horse, I dino mare, 3 colts and 1 filly by Will Watch. From the well- known quality ot the above stock, the auctioneercan with con- fidence claim the attention of breeders and fajmers, who may be desirous ef p'ocuiine some of the genuine breed. The Sale wili commence at 11 o'clock precisely. Three t-se(ii, on approved secuiity will be given to pmchaseis to the amouni of £10 and upwards. PAMEAGUE, NEAR PONTYPOOL, M O N MOUTHS HI RE. i TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. H. M. PARTRIDGE, By order of the Trustees for Sale at the House of Mr. James George, the HANBUUY ARMS INN, Pontymoile adjoining the town of Pontypool, and the propeity in question, on WED- NESDAY, the 10th day of April next, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon precisely, in one or more Lot or Lots, as may be decided on at or previously to the lime of sale, all that VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land Tax Redeemed, Formerly the property of John Williams, Esq., of Llandaff deceased, CCONTAINING 48A. Bit. P.. or thereabouts, with Three y HOUSES, forming six Tenements thereon, and Garden attached, of most valuable and desirable Land, divided into convenient Fields, paitly Arable and partly Pasture Ground adjoining Pontyinoile, and the town of Pontypool, as well as the Park and Mansion ot Capel Hanbury Leigh, Esq., L^rd Lieut.of Monmouthshire, the Monmouthshire Canal dividing one Meadow from the rest of the Farm, and the whole property being most eligibly situated to. building or other purposes, with Stone Quarry, and minerals under the said Farm. The above was lately on Lease to the Lord Lieutenant, but now in the occupation of his lute Tenant, Mr. (Jeorge, of the Hanbury Arms Inn, Pontymoile, by whose permission the pro- petty may be viewed, and by whom possession will be delivered to Purchasers, on lhree Month's Notice, as arranged with Mr. (Jeorge. Printed particulars and conditions of sale may, in due time, be had, on application at the Crown Inn, Pontypo • the Han- bury ArlIlS Inn, Pontymoile; 01 Nlr. ii. M PARTRIDGE, we, at llis Office in Newport; of ALEXANDER MAPHERSON, Esq., No. 6, St. Benet's Place, Gracechmcl Street; of W. W. HASTINGS, Esq., Harpur S reel. Red Lion Square; and JjSEPH HOUSON, Esq., 19, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London •, from whom all further particulars may be obtained. M ONMOU T HSHI RE. Prime Oak Timber for Ship Bitilditig, and Ash Timber of Superior Quality TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS, At his LARGE ROOM, Commeicial Street. Newport, on SA- TURDAY, 16th day of March, 1844, precisely at Three o'clock in the Afternoon. in one or the following Lots, as shall be agreed upon at the time of sale, and subject to con- ditions as snail then be produced, r tt T7MGHTY-SIX OAK TIMBER TREES scribenum- L.01 I. l)ere(J ,lob0. 14 ASH ditto. 1 to 14; I W V ICII ELM; I OAK Pollard; I S YC A MORE and 19 OAK Treble and Double Stoies, scribe marked thus x Lot 2. Twenty-Einht OAK ITVI BER l it EES. scribe num bered I to 28 8 ASH ditto, I to 8 16 BEECH, and 2 OAK s ro RES, scribe marked thus .<. Lot 3. l-ifly Three OAK. TIMBER TREES, scribe num- bered I to oif. Lot 4. Thirty-Three OAK TIMBER TREES, scribe num- heled 11.0 33: 17 large OAK POLLARDS; 1 BEECH Tim ber I ree, scribe marked thus Lot I, 2,and 4 are standing in the Great Lansoar Wood and Lands, adjoining, in the occupation of iVr Harris. Lot 3, is standing on Lands called Cwm Cuckoo and Mill Lands, in the teveral paiishes of Llanlunnock, and Uangatiock convenient to good roads, aud two shoit miles of the Illp- ping W harf at Caeileon. Mr. John Harris, at the entrance Lodge leading to Glen Usk Mansion, will show the Lot, and any furlhet information may be obtained of Mr. MO ■< RIS, 'Timber Surveyor, Newpo G LO U L EST li H1 R E. Sale of the Failure of a First-rate Oak Coppue, in the Parish oj Alvingum, three miles from the River Secern. TO Bi: SOLD BY AUCTION, At the ANGFI. HOTEL, Colefotd, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th of March, 1814, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to such conditions as will then be produced, the FALLAGrE OF SOOlUOEfi GROVE, (Tiilie Free,) CONTAINING 65A. 311. 4r., together with 15 OAK 1 TIMBER TREES, stan ling therein. The Wood which is nearly all Oak, of stlon growth, includes a gieat number of Princes and Double Stores, and particularly merits the notice of Bark Meichants and Wood Dealers. Philip Powell, the Woodward at Clanua, will show the Wood and f. r turiher paiticulars. apply to Messrs. HOOPER and SON, Solicitors, Rnss, Ileretonhhire; or Mr. JAMES W Hi fE, Land Agent, Coleford. Gloucestershire. 3- Messrs. PEltRY and Co. HAVE REMOVED then Establishment from Birmingham to No. 19, Berners-s'reet, Oxford-sireet, London. THE THIRTEENTH EDITION. Just published, Price 2s.6d., in a Sealed Envelope, and sen' Free to any part 01 the United Kingdom on the receipt ol a Post-office Order for 3s. (id,, TIlE SILENT FRIEND, A MEDICAL WORK 011 the INFIRMITIES Ob' THE G I'.N Ell A I I\ E S'Y SI EM, in both sexes being an Enquiry into the concealed en use that destroys physical energy anil the ability of maii>>,„-d, eit vigour has evablished hoi e"n pire: —with nb ('tvaii.-us on Ille bauelul effects ot Sol;tai> I" dulgence and mi "I", Local and Constitutional Weakness Ctilisuillpil()rl, aiid on the panial 01 lolai Extinction 01 the Reproductive Powers with means of IIES.0- ,I A 1 ION the destructive effects of Gouorrhaea, Gleet, Stricture, and Secondary Symptoms are explained in a familiar manner; the Woik is embellished with Engravings, representing the deleterious influence of lelcury on the Skin, by Eruptions on the Head, Face, and Body with approved mode of Cure for both sexes; followed by observations on the Obligations 01 MAKRIACK, and healthy perpetuity; with directions for the .emoval of certain Disqualifications the whole pointed out of SUFFERING HUMANITY as a S1LEN I T R1E\ D, to be consulted without exposure, and with assured confidence of success. By R. and L. PERRY and CO., Consulting Surgeons, London and Biimingham, Published by the Authors, and sold by Strange, 21, Pater noster-row; Field, 65, Quadrant, Regent-street; Purkis, Cumpton slreet, solio Guest, ol, Bull-street, birmingham Metlin Office, Newport, and by all Bookselleis in town and country. CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIACUM Is a gentle stimulant and renovator of the impaired functions of lile, and is exclusively directed to the cure of such com- plaints as arise from a disorganization of the Generative Sys- tem, whether constitutional or acquired, loss of sexual powei and debility ansing from syphilis; and is calculated to affoid decided relief to those who by early indulgence in solitary habits have weakened the powers of their system, and fallen into a state ot chronic debility, by which the constitution is left in a deplorable stale, and that nervous mentality kept up which pace? the individual in a state of anxiety for the re- mainder of life- The consequences arising from this dangerous practice are not confined to its pure physical result, but branch to mural ones leading theexciied, deviating mind into a teitile field of seduciive error, into a gradual and total degradation ol iii-tniioud, intc, a pernicious application of those inheieut rights which nature wisely instituted tor the preservation 01 her species, bringing on piemature decrepitude, and all the habitudes 01 old age. Constitutional weakness, sexual debility, obstinate gleets, excesses, irregtlliiiiiy, obsiruc ions ol ceitain evacuations, total impotency and barrenness are ertiectually removed by this in- valuable medicine. Sold in Boitles, price I Is. each or the quantity of four in on Family Bottle for 33s., by which one I Is. bottle is saved. Sold by all medicine venders in town and country, of whon may be had the SILENT HvlEND. Observe the signatuie of It. and L. p v. it it Y on the stamp on the uulslue of each wrapper The Five Pouud Cases may be had as usual. PERRY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS, are the most effectual cure for every stage ot the veneral dis- ease in both sexes; including secondary symptoms, disorders of the urinary passages, and alt external diseases ol the skin, without hindrance to business. Messrs. Per, y expect, w|»cn ■tonsulted by letter, the usual lee ot £ 1. I atients are requested o be minute in the detail of their cases. Medicines can be forwaided to any pait o' the world protected trom ol^eivaiion. Messrs. Perry miy be consulted as usual a 19 BERN ERS STREET Oxlord-street, London punctually lmm 11 in the morning until 8 in the Evening, and on Sindays from 11 till t. )nly ODe persoual visit is. required rotn a country patient, to liable Messrs. l'eiiy to give such advice as will effect a per- nanentcu.e, after all other means have failed. le N.B. Country medicine venders can be supplied by most of he wholesale patent medicine houses in London, with the above medicines.. Sold by H. Williams, E. V. Jenkins, and E.J. Phillips, ^Chemists, Newport. GOOD SITUATION FOR BUSINESS. TO S3 LET, ANEW! DWELLING-HOUSE, situated close by th<- Tram*oad at Bassaleg It would be a capital Spot fo> a Ciencial Siol) Apply to Mr THOMAS EV-XNS. Bassaleg LEASEHOLD HOUSES AT RISCA. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, Bl E. PRITCHARD oil (Bv order othe Mortgagees, under a power of Sale,) at the Kl,G S dEAD INN, in the borough of Newpoit. in ti county oMVionmouth, on SATURDAY, March 16th, 18..1 at 4 O'CIOAl in the Afieinoon, precisely, unless disposed 01 in the meiitime bv Private Contract, all those two x, E a sTb hold messuages. OR Dwelling House*, situate at Risca, in the county ol 0 Monmhuth, in the respective occupations of Philip Ed- waids. carpenter, and Enoch Williams, haulier. A nel also u. that Leasehold Piece of Land, adjoining the said Duelling Houses, containing nearly one Acre, with full liberty for any Purchaser to quarry and lake away the stont thereunder. alld to burn lime tor sale or otherwise. The above Premises are conveniently situated, hounded on the one side by the Monmouthshire Canal, and are held foi lie residue of,a teim of 99 years commencing on the 1st day of May, 1841, except the last fiay thereof, and are subject to the yeaily rent of Eight Pounds. Fo' fuither mrticul rs apply, if by letter post paid, to Mr WILLIAM WILLIAMS, limber Merchant, or Messrs HALL and J,I" Newport. IMPORTANT S A L 3P4 r A 319 a-4 1 N G S TOe K. PRITCHARD Has the pleas -Ianoogn.,e tbat lie is appointed to offer for SALE BY AUCTION, On WEDNF, Y, March 20th, 1844, at KFMEYS HOUSE, two miles frorft Caerleon, and fi-e from Usk, in the parish of Kemeys, Monmouthshire, the whole of the WELL-BStEB FARMING STOCK, &c. The pripeity of Mr. Hees, COMPRISING nineteen supenor 14erefold Cows, with and to calve (excellent milkers) 9 three years old Steeis I three year old Spayed Heiler 13 two year old Steers; II yearlings; '2 wtHl-descended Bulls: 4 hack Horses, good road- sttrs and superioraction; a useful Pony; 6 powerful waggon Hoises, steady workers 4 promising cart Colts l nas Colts A well-built Gig, 2 Waggons, and 1 Cart. Lot of Potatoes; ilso a quantity of well harvested Hay, with various other ar- ticles too numerous 10 insert. The Auctioneer particularly invites the attentionof Agricul- turists to this sale^ as the stock is select and valuable; and as the whole must be* sold in one day, the Sale will commence precisely at Eleven o'clock. Four months' credit will be given, if required, on approved security. 44, Commercial-street, Newport. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By E. PRITCHARD, On THURSDAY, March 21st, 1844. precisely at 3 o'clock, at the HANBI&y ARMS INN, Caerleon, A FINE LARCH and FIR. PLANTATION of 45 years growth, situate on CLOMENDV FARM, in the parish of Llanhenock, Monmouthshire, within two miles of Caerleon, Llanhenock, Monmouthshire, within two miles of Caerleon, the property of Mr THOS. VV|LLIAMS. Mr. ROW LAN D, the Tenant, will show the lots. Particu- lars will appear next week. TAFF VALE RAIL WAY. TENDERSJFOII WORKING THE ABOVE RAIL- WAY BY CONTRACT. THE Directors of the I'aff Vale Railway are desirous of re- ceiving Tenders from Parties willing to undertake Work- ing this Line by Contract, for a Term of Seven Years. The Contract is intended to embnee the Maintenance of the Pun anent Way and Woiks, the LocoOlotiv and Stationary Engines,Traffic Department, and all other m-tters rOil (jected with Working the Railway; and security will be required lor the Uie pei formancg ot tie Con ract. Parties intendingjo Contract may address their applications in writing, to "The Board of Directors" under cover t) .\11', A F. Railway Office, Cardiff; to be delivered on or before April "2nd. 1844. Ra«lwav Office. Cardiff, March ?, 1844. y.r." FOR NEW YORK, THE WELL KNOWN Regular Trading COPPERED SHIP COSKO, 550 Tons, WILLIAM UUr EkBIIIIJGE, Comm:indrr. rHIS Ship has just been put in fiist-rate condition, undei the inspection of Lloyd's Surveyor. She has very couve nient accommodations lor Cabin, Second Cabin, and Steeragi Passengers, wlich together with her fast sailing qualities ren- ler her a most desirable conveyance. I For Freight or Passage, apply lo WILLIAM CROSS and SON, 45. Q<iav, Must )1.—M.tr 1» (Hi, IS 14. f OR STOPPING DECAYED TEETH. ill"" BY HER MAJESTY, THE QUEEN. H'Vti JrUl^vESS PIUNCE ALBERT, uts\ AT! '"ik^lGHN ESS mi DUCII ESS OF KEN 1 I s v :5 Y OF THE BELGIANS. \Vi< rih-a- l,,K KING OF PRUS-M. His GRACE T,ik ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY 1 LJ T' (id the Nollilitv. KlS'lOl1*' A\l) THF CLERGY. F^^r.1 S^CSSANSUSI, U hl Decajed I'eeili, howevei luge the cavity L is sup> r.or to an-.thin ev.-r before u« d, as 11 is placed 111 ihe tooth in a soft staie, with ut any pressure 01 pain, and in a short time becomes as hard as Hie enaiml and will re nam firm the tooih many years, rendering extraction unneces sary. lu tl)er lwress" of decav, and r. ndeis Ihem aill1 ,ust'lul 111 'wt-on. All persons can USe Mr, T''V. f 1 1 EDA N EU M 1 H EMSELV ES W1 T, i EAnI'" as full diifctti,,ns aie encloW. | repared only by lVr. Tllom .s, Sumeon Dentist 68 Ber ners.street Oxfortl-sue, t. Loudon, PRICE 4s. 6d. Sold bv llis appotutmerit by all Bo-.l<s llers, Chemis's and Medicine Vendors or i 1. | li„mas vvj|| sen(j ,|(e v;uCeetlalleuui IREE, FOsl to any p,trt ()f the kjni?rl nm. I x>33s or lasTH, Mr homas stiii coniinues to SUPPLY THE LOSS OF M '?* o n let»Aet upon tiis beautiful sy-ieu Lf-A Ull bSjLi >j which has piocured him such univer- sal approbation in some thousands of ca.es, aud lecommended by numerous phvsicians aud surgeons as being the most inge- nious system ot SuUplymg aitifieial teel h hitherto invented. I iiey are ao contiived as to adapt themselves over the mosr tender gums 01 remaining stumps without causing the lea,t pain, renderiDg the opeiatiou of exlraciing quite unnecessaiy. they are so faxed as to ta-ten any loose teeth !y formiiig a new guin where the gums hhe li, link, from the use of cabmel or other causes without tl.e aid of ,ny wiits or springs. alld above all, are firrner ill lhe mouth. and fixed with that attention to nature as to defy deteciiou by the, closest obseiver. He also begs to invite those not liking to undergo any painful opera lion, as practised bv most members of the profession to inspect his painless yet effective system, where numerous sets and partial sets in all stages of progiess mav be seen and in order that his system may be within the reach of the niotit econoini- cal, he will continue the same moderate charges. Mr. THOMAS, Surgeon-Dentist. 6 i B, rtiers- street, OX- ford-street, London, at home from II till 4. Those IN rilE UBLECT will find THISSTA I EMENT OF THEIR SUPERIORITY OV j'll ALL UTIIEI{.¡, TO BE ENTIRELY AND SCRUPU- LOUSLY CORRECT. Mr. Thomas's new method of fixing AitificialTeeth has ob- tained the approbation and recommendation ol the following eminent Physicians and Surgeons Sir James Clarke, Bart., Physician to her Majesty. Dr. L'>cock, Physician Accoucheur to her Majesty. Dr. Feiguson, i hystcian Accouchem to her Majesty. Dr. Bright, Physician Extiaonlinary to her Majesty. SIr B. C. Brodie, Bart., Sergeant Surgeon to her Majesty. Sir Astley Looper, Bart.. Serg. Surgeon to her Majesty. R. Keate. Lsq., Serg. Su geon to her Mai sty. I),. Mernm,an, Physician to her R.H. the Duchess of Kent. Sir C. Clarke, Ba- t. Nl. 1). Sir 1\1. Tlerllev, Bart., M.D. I)r. Chambers. pr dJaris. I)f James lohnson. Ur. (onquest. And numerous othpr members of the Medical Pro^s ion. I9IPOETA s-JT TO LAD". KJVr,ullfro.Il)1^1Ul:VAL WIDOW W ELCI I'S r ILLS, so long and justly celebrated for their peculiar virtues are strongly recommended 10 the notice their peculiar virtues are strongly recommended 10 the notice of every lady having obtained ti e sanction and approbation ol most gentlemen of ihe Medical Profession, as a s„fe and valua- 11 ()ie Medicine in eft CMI illy lemoving obstructions, and relieving a|l other inconveniences t0 which the I'eihale Irame is liable especially those which, at an early period of life, frequenil) arise Irom want of exercise and general debility of the system • t,iey rieate an appetite, coriect indigestion remove giddiness and nervous headache, and are eminently useful in windv dlS orders, pains in the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpi'* tion 01 the heart beinn |>eifecly innocent, may be used with safety oil II seasons and climates. <sS" 'J necessarv, owing |0 ,|1U nurnero„s imitations, to in furm/L*Jr\.vCP,hV,K^^LKY'sis 'he only ORIGIN \L ,,ntl fMEDK.INE ot tbjs description evei made a„d has been prepared b.v them for more than Fifty Years!! purchasers aie particularly requested to remaik that as a tes- n,ony ot Iui lientic Ity, eacli Bill of Directions contains H am- javi*. ana t-eais the S-guature oi c. KK\RSLKY in WIjtiiu. also engraved on the Government Stamp, and each brX's >vrat>ped in while paper. gold. Wholesale and Retail, by J. SANGER 150 Oxfoid- street, London; H. Williams E, V. Jenkins, and E. l. Phil- lips, chemists, Newport; and all respectable Medicine Venders throughout the country* THE EBBW YALE & SIRHOWY IRON WORKS, MONMOU I HSHIRE. MR. H A R R I L HAS the honour to announce that he has been favoured with instiuctions from the Assignees, to offer FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the LARGE HOOM, W HITE LION, Broad-street, BRISTOL, on 1'IIURSDAY, the 18th of April, 1844. at Twelve for One j'clock precisely, (unless previously Sold bv Private Contract,) tho following important and valuable FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD PROPERTY, COMPHISING THE EBBW VALE ESTATE, WHICH CONTAINS About"2000 Acres of MINERAL P ROPE ITTY, principally FREEHOLD; 4 BLAST FURNACES; 2 BLOWING ENGINES; 3 FINERIES and a MILL, capable of working up the pro- duce of 7 or 8 Fumaces, and eveiv other requisite for carrying on the Manufacture of Iron A Capital BOUSE and OFFICES for a Manager; About 600 WORKMEN'S and AGENT'S HOUSES, SMITHS'SHOPS. S roru: HOUSE, & YARD; Exteusive SHOP and PREMISES, for the Sale of Provisious, &c.. &c. CLAY MILL and BRICK STOVES. AND THE SIRHOWY ESTATE, WIIH About 770 ACHBS OF FREEHOLD MINERALS; 5 BLAST FURNACES 4 FINERIES, Large BLOWING ENUINE; MANAGER'S HOUSE; OFFICES; EXTENSIVE SHOP; SMITHS' SHOPS, i J.MBEil YARD, CARPENTERS' SHEDS, CLAY AIILL, HIUCK ttrmsvs About 400 W O R IvME ,sS' ahcJ AGLN I S HOUSES. These PropertIes are situale au ,ut ',W .lles from the Port of Newport, and by he position and extreme fegularit'' ot then Mineral Beds, and lheir Ireedom from considera.l>'e faults, af- ford great facilities for economical woiking. The Etibw Vale and Sirhowy Woiks are distant from each other about, two miles but the Properties adjoin and commu- nicate and there is a Tunnel for conveying the lion from one Woik to the other. The Iron made at these Works has always been greatly es- teemed, and commands a very ready market. There is a valuable and convenient harf at the ^hippin^: Port of Newport, which will be Sold with the above Kstates rid the Pu'chaaer may have the option ol buying the txtensivt 'Ware-houses, Counting-house, and Premi.es in ?>mall-streei Bristol, where Messrs. Hariord, Davies, and Company, and their predecessors, have earned on the business for upwards ot 50 years. A Model of the Mineral Workings on this valuable properu may be seen in the Government Museum, IVio. 6, Ctaig s our Charing Cross, London. civ Full descriptive Paiticulars will be ready for e J weeks before the Sale, and a complete Model o 1 ,e j he seen at Messrs. Ha,ford, Davies, and Co ;«rehous^ Smal l-street, Bristol and an>™qKsq.. Bristol obtained, by application to JOHJN u.i • EDWARD II. PHILLIPS, Esq., f "nty'Fr°^' shire: JOHN BROWNE, Esq.. Hridgwa er. he ^ssignees Messis. SAVBRY, CLARK,and CO., So. c^ors, Bnstol, o, at MR. HA RRIL'S Auction Mart and Ottii.es, la, corn street Bristol. NuTlCE IS HEREHY GlV KN, THAT the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of th< Trustees of the A BER-ARN E 1URNPIKE TRUST, will be held at NEWBHIDGE INN, in the parish ot Monvthas loyne, inthe county of Monmouth, on ru ESDA Y, the 121t day of iYarch, one tiiousind eight hundred and forty four, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, for the purpose of Auditing the Ac counts of ihe said I rust, and making out a Statement of Ili, Income and Expenditure of tne said trust,fofthe year endint on the 1 hirtv-fjist day of Decembet, one thousand eight hun red and lorty three and on other "business lelating to tin said Irllsl. Daled the Sixth day of February, one thousand eight hun- dred and forty-fuur. DAVID WILLIAMS, Clerk to the said Trustees ER-Vvi, T S, OF l^lilS. ROWLAin'J) iTsoN beg to inculcate a cau tion of the highest importance and uecesstiy in wainiu lie public to ascertain that iiie aiiicles which they procure to lie toilet, and for which Messis. R. & SON have so long en | l-iyed untveisri favour and patronage, are the original piod n uons prepared by them aione, and not the spurious tra" vended as GE\UINE" by unprincipled traders and imp", tors, and too often foisted as such on the public. Theycannm iherefoie, toostronglv impiess on purchasers the absolute ne | -essny of observing the "CAU I ION" detailed below, in oi I del to as-nte themselves that ihe art cles they procure are thos invented and prepared by Messrs R. and SON alone. Rowland's Macassar Oil. The enumeiation of all the vir ues ot tin-, invaluable prepa- ration would more than occupy the entire of the present sheet MI dice it thai tins ELEGANT, FRAGRANT,and PELLU Cli) OIL, in its preservative, lestoiative, and beauiifyiii qualities is uo-q'tsl ed over the whole world. It preserves an lie hait, even at a late period of life prevents 'torn tuning grey, or if so changed, restores it to his. ollgi nal colour frees il from scurf an i impurity, renders it soli Ii-v cudy and glns"v. and relalli:i JlS curl and other decora "e by the vai laiions of the atmosphere < lie -fleets of thj crowded assembly—f=»c3s which are abun lamly p-oved by the numerous testi.nonials which may be see it the p.opneiois. hese ailvanlages are enhanced by ihegi;, tifvi.r f^i ih it it preserves its virtues unimpaired by tin clun'e.«.f cl male, and is alike in use from the frigid to ll, iorr,d\ Mie—trom the assemblies of St. Petersburg to those (J Calcutta and the remote East- Its value is 01 course enhanced by being used at an early pe- lind of life, and to children it is especially recommended a forming the basis of MKAUITFUL HEAD Ot HAIR. c% purchasing it is pamculatly necessary '< isk for KownsVs MACASSAU OrL." Each bottle is en- for Ilowr,ND's \IACA,SAtt closed in an envelope horn a steel ergravtng of exquisirewosk manship, by Messis. Perkins and Bacon, on which are the" ,vul(is-ill two lines- ROWL-\NJ>'S MACASSAR OIL. Under which are the signature and dddress of the proprietor In IIFII IlIus- A ROWLAND & SON, 20, HATTON CARDFN, LONDON. Counieisigned, ALEX, ROWLAND Kf* To further insure to the public the original article, tlo words Rowland's Mucassar Oil," are engraven on the back of the envelope neaily i5(i() times, and containing 29,02S let ters willlout this none are genuine. the prices are .'5s, 61., 7s.: family bottles (equal to fcut small ones) 10s od., and double that size, e I. Is. Rowland's Kalydor An Oriental Butalllcai Preparation of singular efficacy foi rendering the skin peculiaily soft anil fair, As well as for bestowing a delicate roseate hue on the Complexion. Composed of BALSAMIC EXOTICS derived chiefly from the East and utterly pure and free from all mineral or me tallic admixture, it displays in unequalled perfection the foi iowing admilable qualities. It exerts the most soothing, gen tie, cooling, and purifying action on ilieskiii and by its on the pores and minute secretoiy vessels, dispels all impu- rities Irom ihe su i face allajs eveiy tendency to inflarnation, and thus most effectually disstoates all REDNESS, TA\ PIMPLES. BLOTCHES, SPOIS, FRECKLES, all othei cutaneous visitations so hostile to t EM ALE LO VELI E Its constant use will transform the bilious and clouded aspec to one 01 clear and spolle.s viiiie w bile it invests the N Ef! K HANDS, a'id ARMS, with delicacy and fairness.andperpe- tuaies the cliatms which it bestows to the most advanced pe- riod ol life. In travelling; during the heatanddustofsnn. mer: as a preservative against the frosts of winter, and a safe- guard against chilblains, chapped skin, as well as a relief it, cases of burns and scalds, its virtues have long and extensivel, been acknowledged. It is alike prized by Gentlemen who suffer from tenderness after shaving, as affoidingthe most grateful alleviation of tht part affected. Sold in half-pint bottles, at 4s. 6d. each, and in pints, a' 8s- 6d. each, duty included. Beware of imitations, composed of the most deleteriou ingredienis. \one are genuine, wltltoullhe woids ltokv LAND'S KALYDOR" on the wiaplier. Rowland's Odonto, OR, P E R L I) E N T 111 F 1 C E. It is a Will TE POW DI'.R prepared solely fio;a orien'al heibs of the most delightful odour, and of inestimably virtu. for strengthening preseiving, and cleansing the teeth. 11 eradicates the fictitious formation < t tartar, and by the removal of that extianeous substance lends a salutary growl I and freshness to the gums. It removes trom the suilace of tin teeth the spots of mc.nient decay, polishes and p.e>erves lb enamel, substituting for discolour and ie aspect of impcriu 'he most i-ureand earl-ltke whiteness, wlr le trom its salubiiou and disinfecting qualities it gives sweetness and perfume to tl, breath, hestOAiug t once cleanliness, and Ihe appearance an reality of health. The price is '1- 0 1 per hox. (lllt\, "'Huued. SPURIOUS I MI TA 1 IO.\S dlt Iteqnently "Hcred for sale as the real a t cl-s (s >me und :i the implied sane i<> n ol Hoy alt le' saf'(' the labels and bills of the original ancles -.re copied. «ndeiili< a F ICTI i iocs NAME or the word "GENUINE is tistfd in III place of "ROWLAND'S on purchasers to see that the wor ROWLAND'S" IS on the Wiapper. For the protection.) 'he Public fiom fraud and impositi >n 'he H^wnrahte Commi, sionr-sof her Majesty's Vamps have authoi is- d he Proprietor' x g a t o e lo iie e- girt veri on 'he G -> er-mie nt -St am p. thus A. Rowland &■Son,2rtS?I3at,ton Grardei; Which isjthxed to the l\i L"* Dt;R and ODONTO. Sold by them and by Chemists ai.d Perfumers. All others are FRAUDULENT COUNTERFEITS. — DRAPERS. WAO-TT.r. c. LESMAN, of industrious ha- ANiED 8 GOOD the Welsh Language will be bits oTie that trnderstaods p prefened. AUo, a junior ASSIST* 1 Xg DAVIES, II, High Applv if by letrer, pre-paid, 1 riUM" Street, Newport. MONMOUTHSHIRE. ty. Agricultural Protection SoQty. 1 fa numerous Meeting of Landowners, Tenant Farn. er*. (JL Tradesmen, and others favourable to the Protection British Agriculture, held at Raglan, on Friday, the 1st day of March, lfr44, for the purpose of forming an Association to counteract the efforts of the Anti-Corn-Law League. Mr. \Y.\J. WALLBRIDGE, a Tenant Fanner, in the Chair. The fo'lowin" Resolutions were unanimously adopted Proposed by Mr. Collins, of the Duffryn; seconded by Craw- shay Bailey, Esq. 1. That this meeting views with alarm the persevering and1 reckless attempts that are made by the Aati-Corn-Law League- to annihilate all protective duty on corn, and earnestly recom- n, ends the immediate formation of an Association, to be called the Monmouthshire- Agricultural Protection Society, for the purpose of coumt^ifing the efforts of the League agitation-to effect IhallllisclJf"US object. Proposed by Mr. Matthew Fothergill; seconded by Sir Digbj Maok worth. 2. That this meeting considers the present amount of pf tection barely sufficient to enable the British Farmer tir cotnt- pete with the Foreign Grower, and expresses its firm determi- nation to use all constitutional means to resist any further >Itmiriation of the existing protection, at the same time dit- claiming uny intention of interfering with political subjects. reprobating, as it does in the strongest terms, the unconstitu- tional interference of the League at ejections of Members itt Parliament. Proposed hy Mr. Parsons seconded by George Cave, Esq. 3. That Parochial Petitions, to both Houses of Parliament in conformity with the above resolutions, be forthwith prepared incl circulated throughout the county for signatures, and after- wards be forwarded by the Secretary of the society to His Orace the Duke of Beaufort, for presentation to the House of Lords, and to the Members of the County and Borough for presentation in the House of Commons, with a request that hey will support the prayer thereof. Proposed by Alr. Price Gilbert; seconded by S. Bosanquet, Esq. 4. Tb,:t a Subscription be immediately commenced for th- purpose ol raising a fund to hp disposed of by a committee in furtherance P1 the several objects of this society, and that lie committee be empoweied to correspond and communicate (if they think it desirfible) with the Central Association which ias been formed by the counties of England for watching the .)roceedings of the League, and for disseminating sound in- ormation on the Corn question, Proposed by Ilr. Sheriff; seconded by John E. W. Rolls. Esq. 5. That this meeting respectfully reques's His Grace the Duke of Bcaafort to accept the office of President to the iocietv. Proposed by Mr. Marfell; seconded by F. Justice, Esq. 6. That the following gentlemen be requested 1° aooept the iffice of Vice-Presidents. The High Sheriff The Ead of Abergavenny Sir Charles Morgan, Bart Sir Digby ilhckworth, Bart The Rev. Sir Charles Salisbnrj Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart M,P. The Ri-riit Hon. the Lord Granville C. H. Somerset, NI.P. Octavius winnerton Morgan. Elq., M.P. Charles Mi an, Esq., M P. Bailey, Esq., M.P. Blakemore, E,;q., M.P,! it. J. itt, ,sq The Hon. W. r. i u 11 seconded by F. H. Williams, Esq. Proposed by Mr IPnce ► -„ed 0/the Central Committee 7. That the gentlemen appoi. committees in e empowered and "quested to P woul(1 act (]nder #(j. lie several distrrcts of he mini v wh, lonlmi(tee_ ice and directions of the sai'' Central l,. .i ()F uti,MOL, — I] l ,-J I. fohn E. W. Rolls. Es() ■ainnel Bosariquet, Esq Marriott, Esq 1. 14. flowell, Esq r (i GpnrcH ESQ I Tirm;s Uakle ,v, Esq Thomas Tudor, k- q Thomas Gratres, Ebq I O. A. Wyatt, Esq bq I I DIVISION OFSKENFRITH. Jeorge Cave, lvsq B. Smith, Esq homas Davies, Esq \< W. Trumaer. sa I I Thomas Hughes, Esq Thomas W«keni»a, Esq Jolin Powell, Esq" P' DIVISION OF ABERGAVENNY. X, ii. NV i i I i,, L, s-q- Bailey, Esq í. Wheeley, linq Urn \V i I I» fl t n C James Greenfield, Esqp Win. Wallhridge, Esq Vere H. Smith. Esq Mi. (i. Priichard I I ,uu'¡')'J\'ISION OF PON'i'YPOOL 1) PO "I" I •]. H. Phillips, Es<| V. Williams, Snatchwood 17.. „ H. Vernon. Esq J. Fothergill, Esq IMr Herbert, malater DOll DIVISION OF USK. ity(i -Ticholl, L,q \]'D(,nnell, P,tiq hornas lleece, Eq V. Warldington. ESQ I Mr. Evan Jones Mr. Benjamin Marfell Mr. Evans, (Landowlai*) DIVISION OF NEW. CAERLEON. ;jr T. Phillips v Williams, Esq., banker hos. Hughes, I->f) Powell, Esq., (the G^er) f Justice, Esq H. Collins, Esq I'hos. "rothero. Esq Mr. Williams, Pen-y-coed. DIVISION OF BEDWEL1 » a Homfray, Esq wiiii atns, ( Maesrodderd) I Fothergill. Esq Matthew Fother £ »'I, Esq George llobius, fi«q DIVISION OF CHErS IOW ol. Lewis Vrn. Ilollis, Esq ames Procter, E<q aines Jenkins, Esq ohn Roberts, Esq I H. Enns, Esq R. \V, Pllrchd, Esq J. P. Gilbert, Esq E. B. nead. Esq Thos. Pride. Esq t I.. oAAnnrlflfl Kv TVl no deposed by Mr. James Yarworth seconoea oy J nos JJan". R. Thai Mr. W\ Wanklyn be appointed Secretary, and thaf he COlflllliltee for IlIe District of Monmouth be authorisedcla, >s the Central Committee. T.„.0 'roposed by Thomas Gratrex, Esq.; seconded bj James Greenfield, Esq. 9. That the following Peti'ion bo adopted in conformity with lie third resolution, viz:— Co" the Honouruhle the Commons of the United hingdo n «J Grellt Britain and Ireland in Parliament assembled. The Humble Petition of the undersigned owners and oc- cupiers of Land, Tradesmen, and others, in the parish of in the coun ty of Alonwoulb. Sheweth, „ That vonr Petitioners, being Landowners- Clergymen, er- hanls, Professional Men, Tenant Farmers, Manufacturers, Tradesmen, Farm Labourers, Artizans, and others interested in lie welfare of all classes of Society, view with great alarm the continued agitation of the Corn-Law question. That voui Petitioners considetiag that Protection if neces- sary to the Corn Growers, of this country are of opinion that Iny abatement thereof, would be destructive to their interests, .s well as that of the Country at large. Your Petitioners, therefore, humbly pray yoor bonourable house will firmly resist any further diminution of Agricultural Proposed by Mr. Eran Jones seconded by R. Fothergill, 1Q, That these resolution he advertised in the MONMOUTH- Esq. 1Q, That these resolution be advertised in the MONMOUTH- MMRE MPRMN Beacon, Gloucestershire Chronicle Hereford Journal, Felix Farley's Bristol Journal, and The Times news- papers. (Signed). W W AUBRIDGE, Chairman. Proposed by R. \V. Purchas, Esq.; seconded by W. Williams, Esq. That a vote of thanks be giveu to Mr. W allbiidge for his er- ficient conduct in the chair. (Signed), Wm. WANKLYN. Secretary, Subscriptions received by THOMAS GRATREX. Esq., Treasurer to the Association, Monmouth and at the dineiettt Banks in the County. 1844 BAY HAMPTON, The property of John Goodwin, Will serve Mares this Season in Monmouthshire. Thoiough-bred Mares, Five Guineas each, and Five Shillings the Groom other Mares, Three Guineas each, and Two Shillings and Sixpence the Groom. The Groom's Money to be paid at the time of serving, and the remainder on or before the 24th of June next. BAY HAMPTON is a bright blood bay horse, stands lb hands high, with bone and symmetry equal to any 1 borough-bred horse in the Principality; he was bred by a-r G. Hea licote in 1835 he was got by Zinganee.out of l_ano|-y )v Blacklock, her dam Norma by Whalebone, itretta by Sir Peter. When three yeais old, he won tn Plate at Brighton, heating Skillygolee ^nd six other* teats; at Lewes.be won the CUD Makes. t>eat,'1 £ 1,1,tin* ind Cheat; at Canterbury, he won the County P L !>incher and two others, also 'he Queens I a. g iilankney and GuardMiian at Rochester an iiv„n'|p„ -von the West Kent Slakes, beating Blankney an » it Newmarket, he won a Match of 100 So C ipt. Gardner's Reubens. W hen four years o » iss •he whole year. When five years old, at HaverfcMUes,. he von the Town Plate, beating Lady p ie vo the Gla.nor anshire S.nkes- beauiu T Hreco' lie I own Plate, oea'mg Lucre ta ana a wo,, the Brecon' bin- Stakes. When a' Ha' -idwPst he wm a Sweepstakes 1»-at.ng l'o psail and Aimwell. I N Io the IMa'e. he-imiff )Irlo and IX ,Ili,ls. ZINGAN'EE was got bv Tiamp. out ol lolly by \oung Drone, her dam Hegm, by of b» rumpetor.oui of Fa,cv, sister to Dmtr ed-e ^ganee in 1829 >on ihe Gold CII at Asct. beating Mamel ke Cadluid the 'olooel. (neen Mantle. Bobadilla. Lamplighter, and Oppidan Hid II) his other races defeated the best horses ,n Kngland. BAY HAMPTON will attend at Mouc,AN S LIVF.BY STA- ;us Abergavennv ever y 1"11 E>DA Y and on every allergic veek h shall nro-eed through Pontypool, ( aeileon, and Newport; and the next week he shal: procet,>I.lvm Aberga- ermy, after vis,nag C,.ckhowell, to Raglar.- B t d Monmouth. He was- brought 10 -bis ne.ghbout ho0; » Gough, Esq ,„.i I h i 'ii n its of Monm uths'-<- '»hd the neighbourhood vV o'" hi mo-Ttunitv of superior stock without the 110 tllu M.-S from home. ^.oa fo, M»,„ Foal,.