... TO CORRESPONDENTS. mR. OWEN \WILLIAMS, of Waunfawr's acceptance of 11 AILIUD 0 \1' LAO El DADAU'S friendly challenge sh1all be given in our next. A CoNStANT lcADen.-IThe Duke of Wellingtod, when Sir Arthur Wellesley, represented St. Mi- chael's, Cornwall, in the lfritish House of Comn- mons, vice Sir Christopher Hawlins vho, at the ucuecral election, 1806, was returned by no less than thrco ...

... NIotice is Hereby Given, ma fiHAT the Pnrtnership heretofore existingl/be- I tween us the undersigned DAVID WIL- 7. LIAMS and DANIEL BRtEESE, carrying oln the business or profession of Attorneys and So- licitors, at Port Mlladoc, in the County of Car- narvon, under the Firm of WILLIAMS and BREESE, has this day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All Bills and Moneys due to us, the said David ...

... S1E.IAIER the p4 pRI E O% F AllES Of 400 Tons Burthen, and 200 Horse power,) W. HI. WARREN, R. N., Commander, (Bifilt exresslyfor the Station,) C Is iltended to Sail from the MENAI BRIDGE, datinga the inter Season, on MONDAYS and FltIDAY\S, axt Ntine 'clocl; in the Morning. And on1 andl after the 2nd of DECEI3BER, from Geosto's PIn3 HEAD, LIVERPrOOL, CD WEDNES- DA1 S and tA. llrlRDAYS, at Ten ...