... Tft fe> CARDIFF AND BRISTOL STEAM PA.CKKTS P R I N CEO F WALES MATTHEW JONES, Commander, LADY CHARLOTTE JHEtf RY JEFFERY, Commander, GMKVM ARB IMTENDID TO SAIL During the Month of FEBRUARY. A8 FOLLOWS :— (Frtm the But* Ship Deek.J FROM CARDIFF. 11..Saturday.Lady Charlotte 1 afternoon 13.. Monday Prince of Wales ...

... iltBISTOL, CHEPSTOW, AND NEWPORT WILL SAIL NEXT WEEK AS FOLLOWS:— CHEPSTOW. From Bristol to Chepstow. From Chepstow to Bristol. May, 1832. May, 1832. 7. Monday—8^ morning 7, Monday—12 noon 8. Tuesday—9| morning 8, Tuesday-1 afternoon 9, Wednesday—11 morning | 9, Wednesday—3 afternoon 10, Thursday—afternoon 10, Thursday—not sail. *1. Friday—4 afternoon 11, Friday-^9j morning. 12, Saturday—not ...

... 'nrse birth. But I am not going away from God. He is every-, where alike present, and at all times gracious to those that seek his mercy and his favour. What has brought me into this eternal consequence ? If you live and die mnforgiven- by God, that those sins will be punished by the laws of men, they are still all registertd by the on\y God. All 1 have to say is this I never made any ...

... IMPORTANT SALE At CRAIG-Y-SAISON FARM, near Newport, Monmouth- shire, of 147 Sheep of the genuine Leicester and Cutswold breed; 25 head of pure Hereford Horned Stock 5 powerful Cart Mares and Geldings valuable Farm Implements; about SO Tons of very superior Hay, to go off; Ricks of Wheat and Oats, the straw also to go off; Dairy and Brewing Utensils, and a few articles of Household Furniture, ...

... TO THE Y ECTORS OF THE UNITED BOROUGHS MONMOUTII, NEWPORT, AND USK. ^GJENTI.EMEN, l^n whkh^tVhas°Vv^e,e^ Canvass of these Boroughs, ach Elector personally ThastenT0 P3y MY RESPECTS Iks for the IIWVI oJ to return you my warmest > at your hands. suraDCes of support which I have met ^y^aken'place^a^mn >0U 0|D l^e ,eturn which* has evi- Jtical affairs and i „„Jjre moderate and practical view of ...

... FOR SALE, NOW LANDING, CARGO of TIMBER, at the A CARGO of AMERICAN TIMBER, at the BKISTOI. PACKET Co.'s WHAIIF, consisting of Red and Yellow Pine.—For particulars apply to Dec. 9th, 1836. JOHN CORNER & Co., Newport. Jlitinor of k iirimginim, IX THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. NOTICE is hereby given, that a GENERAL COURT HALIMOT, or GREAT COURT of the LORDS and LADIES of the said MANOR, will be held at ...

... FRAMPTON'S PILL OF HEALTH for BOTH SFKFS — The unprecederted Sale of these PilU • » .u earnest recommendation of the many thousand^arising from the rived benefit from their use, render it^Sgfhentd0commen't unnecessary they are not put forth as'a cure for allleases to winch mankind is l.able,bi.t for bilious andliver comSts with their many well-known attendants, bilious awl head- ache, pain and ...

... THE AND NEWPORT a. Uaaet* if WILL SAIL DURING THE NEXT WEEK AS From Bri,t i FOLLOW March, lift* *° Newport. From Newport to Bristol. March, 1835. f'-Taes.Z?? orn—1(>i morn 16, Mon.—6 morn—U morn ,fV 18. Wed ft morn—11 morn 17, Tues.—6 moin—llj morn Mi Thurs «rrn-12 noon 18, Wed —7 morn—12| after Fridav-Q? Inorn—12^ after 19, Thurs.—7 morn—1 after 21» Satur.L.in5imorn—not sail 20, Friday—7 £ ...

... Oroa Sam, NE HUNDRED SHARES in the MONMOUTHSHIRE and GLAMORGANSHIRE BANK. Apply to Mr. WEBBER, Newport, Monmouthshire—(if by letter, postage paid.)-22d March, 1838. GENTEEL RESIDENCE TO BE LET, In the Parish of Christchurch, WITHIN A FEW MINUTES' WALK OF NEWPORT BRIDGE. A HOUSE and WALLED GARDEN, fitted up for a re- spectable family consisting of a Hall, Kitchen, Pantry, and Cellar, and ...

... MONMOUTH: Printed and Published by the sole Proprietor, EDWARD DOWLING, at his General Printing Office and Resi- dence, Monnow-street. London Agents:—Messrs. Newton and Co., Warwick- square Mr. R. Barker, 33, Fleet-street; Mr. G. Reynell, 42, Chancery-lane; and Mr. S. Deacon, Coffee-house, .No. 3, Walbrook, near the Mansion House, where this Paper is regularly filed. Agents for Ireland, ...

... AGINCOURT SQUARE, MONMOUTH. fi. A. WILLIAMS, MILLINER & DRESS MAKER, BEGS respectfully to acquaint the Ladies of al.d its Neighbourhood, that she will have ready tor in- *pectVon, on Monday, the 6th of November, a Novel, Fashion- «WTE, and Elegant Assortment of MILLINERY. VELVETS «UI«;IN,SVR^.RKSSES' CLOAKS, VELVET and other SHAWL FURS, &c. TKC., which she has personally selecteo jrom the ...

... As some proud calumn, though ahme RAGLAXD hath propp'd a totter, ug throne, Now is the stately column broke, The beacon-liglit is quench' in smoke, The trumpet's silver satind is still, Xlie warder silent oa the hi ...