... I THE BffOIfZVXOUTHSHXZIB MBaLIN, AND OKKERAL PRINTING OFFICE, tfornrr of Corn j&lrrft, CO M M ERCI A L S rREET, N EW PORT. r|MIE Ptyiii.ic are respectfully informed, that this Establish ■ L mentis COMPLETELY FUliNlairl) with AX SXTSNSIVC VABikTY OF NEW A HANDSOME TYPE, ICnABLIt roa BOOK, PLAIN, & ORNAMENTAL i*0ST! NO, AND oTli £ ii x HANDBILLS, LA IF FORMS, A UC HONKERS' CA TALOG lIES BILLS ...

... REPRESENTATION COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. | f-EL torMANAGlXC the former ELEC- ? °f WILLIAM ADDA.MS WILLIAMS, Esq., wv-one ot the Representatives in Parliament for lie County of Monmouth, having assembled at Usk, on Thursday, the 20th day of July, 1 ...

... LEWis begs to inform the heads of families in Mon- a SCffonr • t'lat s^e 'nte°ds, on the First of July, to OPEN ky Mist T* ln house formerly occupied for a similar purpose trusu hv Bnt?n (now Mrs. Lambert), in Monnow-street; and ^tual ii« utm°st attention to the moral and intel- Readin^0^™60* °f her Pupils, to merit public support. *aught • 'A Arithmetic, and Needle-work will be *° teacl'i r? ...

... As some proud column, though alone RAGLAND hath propp'd a tottering thiure, Now is the stately column broke, The beacon-light is quench'd in smoke, The trumpet's silver sound is still, The warder silent on the hilll ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN, PUBIASIlHfJ EVERY SAlUKDAY .VO'RVi.XV, IN KJEWPO-RT, EXIENSIVKI.V CIIVCULATED TKlM/tfCTI MO.N'JIOUTIIStllRK ANb Tilt Nf.rOnUOCfttNO ENGLISH AND WELSU THE Politics of the MliliLlN are liberal—not violent; free—not licentiofcs^; it scorns the trammels of party, and iseeks, -fey the best oif its ability, to promulgate to the commu- suty a true knowledge of their rights, ...

... BRISTOL. SELLING OFF, AT AN IMMENSE REDUCTION, AND CONSIDERABLY UNDER PRIME COST, THAT MOST VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE STOCK, AT NO. 7, UNION-STREET, KNOWN AS LEWS BRISTOL BAZAAR. THE Proprietors of the Bazaar, previous to Removing to more Extensive Premises, and in consequence of an alteration in their Firm, have engaged to Clear Off the whole of their present Stock (which For Extent, Variety, ...

... I f tliou wouMst view fair TINTERN aright, Go visit it by the pale moon-light: {For the gay beams of gladsome day Gild but to flout the min gray). Then go-but go alone the while- Then view St. Mary's ruin'd pile; And, home returning, scothly swear, Was never scene so sad, so fair. ...

... LEVY'S BRISTOL BAZAAR, AND GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT, 7, UNION-STREET, BaISTOL. THE Proprietors have the honour of announcing a splendid accession of the above articles to the Furnishing Department of their extensive Establishment, adapted for Drawing or Dining Room, Study, Hall or Passage, executed in the most modern style, In designs perfectly unique, in Bronze or Ormolu of any shade, ...

... WEORISQgrg MEPZCINlSBi AN ATTEMPT TO SUBVERT BENEVOLENCE I AND TRUTH. N the retired village of Broughton, near Stockbridge, in In arnPshire, a benevolent young lady (who had experienced ^ah? b'e. benefit from the use of Morison's Universal Vege- thp .^ed'cine) has been for some time gratuitously attending Sl°^ p90r> ant* relieving their sufferings with these, at all 3-nd in all cases, ...

... r \'1 MORISOITS WIEDICINES. EXPERIENCE, and abundant testimony, have proved that these medicines have been applied with the most complete success, as an unfailing remedy in the most direfal diseases- to which the human frame is subject, not excepting that awful epidemic—the cholera. Many and various have t been the attempts of a certain class to disparage these invalu- able medicines, and to ...

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... As some proud column, though alone, RAGLAND hath propp'd a tottering throne. Now is the stately column broke The beacon-light is quench'd in smoke The trumpet's silver sound is stili, The warder silent on the hill! ...