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the h inAant, at Twelve o'clock precisely. By order 4of the Managers. JOEi'iI‘VILLIAMS, Actuary. Swansea Savings' Bank, tub huuary, 1650.

SALE DAY. Glamorganshire.—Town of Neath. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By M. PHI LIP D.I V I ES, In Front of on WEDNESDAY, JAN UARY 9th. fp AV SUPERIOR DRAUGHT HORSES, and HARNESS, anitahle for Railway Contractors. Fanners, and othf to, withont the least toe heady Money. ak to at Two o'

his and his friend the Rev. Thomas Thomas's couduct in conn-•ction with the Pont - s - p iol College. The Rev. Wm. Jones defended the conduct of the committee in borrowing from the building tunti, inasnitich na the removal of the institution from Brecon to Swansea, and the previ

and another person, who were aoing to Lionelly, to bring with them the vessel, of which Slaepherdson is the Master. As the evening was very thick, they were advised by some parties whom they were conversing, not to attempt crossing the sands. As they felt confident its their of

titution will commence on MoN DAY, the 4th of AMY, 1830. TERMS, PER ANNUM. The Junior Classes 8 Guineas, the Senior ditto, 10 Guineas. Payable twice a year, and in advanre. Mr. CHEESE, (one of the Masters ) can accommodate a limited number of Boarders; and there are various Lodg

- LONDON, MONDAY EVENING. The continental advices possess but little interest, and are still comparatively in arrear. The Revenue accounts give general satisfaction in the City, and the slight decrease in the year, after such intrrtant reductions. the postponement ol the hop dut

EDUCAthat, at a comparatively nualentte expense, is directed to tiers ESTABLItgiMMIST. The Course of Instruction pursued embraces all the essential branches of a Liberal Education, including FRE NCII, (IEHMAN, and ITA LI A ?1, and fully prepares the Pupil either for the Universi

several jobs perpetrated by the Ministries in power, the well-known Buckingham Palace job being an example in point. The pamphlet to which we direct attention is addressed to the electors and non-electors of the united kingdom, I , and in it Mr. Williams iliscusses the subject o

The melancholy days are come, the saddeseof the year, Of walling winds, and naked woods, and meadows brown and sear. 'leaped in the hollows of the grove, the withered leaves lie dead ; They rustle to the eddying gust, and to the rabbit's tread. The robin and the wren are flown,