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London, England, 1853-12-10 00:00:00

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THE CARMARTHEN AND CARDIGAN
RAILWAY anti CARDIGAN HARBOUR 1 NI PRO% EH ENT
COMPANY (oh the Broad Gauge), uud,•r lilo bauetiou of the
Brew Western anti South %Valet Railway Compatkiec (Prod•
ilonally Registered).
C3P111111,000,000L. iu 10+1,060 Shares of la each.
Deposit, 1/. Is. per Share.
PROVISIONAL DIRECTOR&

Samuel (Wm. Est. till, Threadtteeille•strret, London, and
salisbnry•house, Edmonton, Middlesex
Albert lleury Dorr, Esq., American Merchant and Banker, 5,
Warnfribcourt, Throgwortnu-.treet
E. C. Lloyd Fitzwilliams, Esq., Justice ,4* the peace, chairman
and Director of the New Quay Harbour company, Emlyn
Cottage, Newcastle Ezuly it, and Alltcytiailila, near linlivelly
Robert F. Gower, Erg., at, York•terrace. Regent's-pm k
Rowley Lascelles, Esq., Pciteraig, Lleeliry.l, Cardiganshire.
J.ll. Lewes Lloyd, Esq.. Justice of the Peaee. and Deputy-
Lieutenant, and Director of the New Quay Harbour company,
Dolliaidd, near Newcastle E:mlyn
John Peter Poland, Esq., Woodlands, Glitsburv, near lire.' 'n
Colonel Alexander Perceral, 1, lielgrave•roail, itelgrave-hquare
John Propert, Etig.,Justice of the Peace, and Deputy-Lieutenant,
6, New Cavendisb•street, Porthunbplace, and lihteutristill,
near Cardigan
(With power to add to their number.)
ENOINEER—James llichardsom Esq., C

SANKERS.
London—The Loudon and Westminster Bonk, I. iliL,uy
Carmarthen—Mest.rs. Wilkins and Co. ; Mont. and Sons
Cardigan—Messrs. Wilkins and Co.
}lave►ford West—MeNem Wilkins and Co.
lAmpeter--111essr.t. David Jones and co.
Llandovery—Messrs. l)av'd Jones aud Co.
Swansea—Messrs. Wilkins and Co.
LianeUy—Messrs. Wilkins and Co.
Merthyr Tydvil—Messrs. Wilkins and Co.
Itrecon—Me►srs. Wilkins and Co.
SOLICITORS—Messrs. Carnsew and Co., 4, Haymond•buildiugs.
(fray's.' , Lund"u
lilt( 'lf Eft —S.H.Ellis, Jun., Esq., Copthall•chamis:rs, A tigel-coUrt
SECRETARY—Owen Bowen, Esq.
Offices of the Company-29, Tlu•etalneedle-street, London,

This Company, witieli it under the hattetlott of tho Great
Western and South Wales Railway Companies, anti patronised by
the Corporations of Cardigan, Carmarthen, and hillwelv, and
the principal magistrates, landowners, and gentlemen of iiiiitienco
Interested In the several eounties of Cannarthew I 'ardigatt. and
Pembroke, will form a direct broatibgaugel4l
lanthinn and the Important seaport and town of Cardigan; em-
bracing, also, the intervening towns of liblwelly, Carmarthen,
I.lawlyssil, and Newcastle I.lmlyn, by means of tho south Wales
and Groat Westertt route; end, by branch lines of railway fr
Cantiarthett and Kidwclly, it will connect the important mineral
districts of the Van, Capri, Crwban, and t:retigbicca thstrient of
Knit-kiln+, and Cross-hands and Gor-gocli iii+triet of coalpits,
with Kiilwelly, Carmarthen, Llandys.il, Ne‘%eir-tle Entlyti, and
Cardigan. so as to bring both 1 nod 1-101111 to the country lair-
tiering WI the River Tiyy, nt a 111.141.14414. 1.01,t, awl by Its
HOllllll With the Sliiith Witb•+, N'ale of Neatii, and other railways,
to take back the agricultural primitive uif that put of the country
to the ironworks awl other good markets,
. .

In addition to the foregoing impairtant objects, there is ono of
great national interest proposed by this Cmummy, sit.—the lin-
rnoving the port of Cardigan, and tie formation of a I harbour
ntriige iu a laity f.rthe west assist of which can
I) ...tarried out at a comparatively noslerate expense.
The distance between i.wulom and Dublin Is utany miles
sborti•r by Cardigan than by Holyhead. and Cardigan Is nearly
he direct line from London to Waterford mot Wexford.
The extent of the passenger line will be taleuit forty wiles, and
the 1111111.1111 1.1141101PN Plaint twenty-three macs (in all ills mill
aiXty-ilitt... miles), %bleb. at I I,isag. pet mile, leaves liM,IHHII. fur
the rout of the Hatt...llr 411.
l'here are about 1:S1 kilns in the neightsiiirlosst of the lieu•
distrkt, producing at present about raiskuasi tons of lime wnutanlly
(4-bilis of which are earried northwards), and many coalpits pne
timing upwards of WOO* tons; and for a sere large portion of
this produce the proprietors of the litneklins and coalpits would
klailly avail themselves of this railway, a* a means of transit to
the upper parts of Carn lienshire and I'etubrokuslaire, stud the
whole of the county of Cardigan, as well as to Kidwellv, Pena-
brey. and ; loud, from Statistics carefully prepare 3 by this
Company. the directors feel justified in asserting, that at lea :t
Ita,tao tons of coal for burning lime would h« conveyed at Ital.
per ton per Mile a iiktintel. of MIX miles VII 14.:15i on the line, and
that at least 40n,1/1141 tons of bine, and 240,9110 tons of void and
claim for &maestri,. use, would he eouvi•yed e‘..ty year at I id. per
link an average distance of thirty miles, end these quantities
would b., greatly increased from year to yt tar. to say nothing of
any e.$411:11. Ktottmliicr purposes brought down to be shipped at
l'enihrey ink.lol aiuul Milton! 1111Vell. elseat

'flag the truffle in coal iii l lime Would be !emir over this line
there call be nO 'lonia, ad it will save the columiner et !emit ;-5 per
cent. In cost of earrlage and tunipikes.
There are nearly 2,01i0 square miles of lend in the counties of
Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke, the greater portion of
*Welt is cultivated or 'sayable of cultivation. The nature of the
Boil requires liter as a manure. the inajOr part of which lime, us
well its the necessary slimily of coals for Its manufacture, and for
domestic purposes, coming kola one district of the line of the
proposed mineral branch, where only it id to lie obtained, is at
present conveyed by biases, waggons, and carts, at au average
eNpeuse to the purchaser Of 141.10 1... per (011 per mile for carriage
only ; about 990 per cent. more than the charges of the "impost
railway.
Pieselit truffle in lime to Cardiganshire and the

tipper parts of t orimatlicliShite 1111t1 l'etiihroke•
shire, conveyed on tin 11 Verilro adivtance of thirty
inilei; at lid. per ton per mile (to Inn of Gil. to
1.. per mile, the prevent expense), is ealeniatell
to prmlnee
Ctilin t,, huts► the lime earned to the limekiln. an
_ . .

averuge distance of viz mike, lid. pet ton per
wile, or %E per yin 3,7,511 0
Coal and oulut eonveved on au average the tome
•

distance as the lime
Cattle truffle, n:haling black cattle, horses, abecp,
and pigs, calculated to procure • revenue of, p.r
animals
Wheat, hurley, oats, buccal, butter, cheese, poultry,
NW ear, couvevol to the lune and coal dlstrlct4
1014 the ironwoiloi and !a:mutat-Mini; districts„

ealenlated to vilslttee. wlthothermerehandbe,in.
eluding elates Won) the ('ltrairati elide quarries),
Was, thither. lurk. a.s a. lead ore, fish, and tubs
cellatieous traftle, exports and imports, and bark
eaniage

Deiluot for t‘oiking ',Terms 45 per emit. from 134,625 0 0
',roes receipt, or co,sei 0

tint, • a net Income of

CAUTION.-TO TRADESMEN, MER
CIRNTS, SIIIPPI RS, OUTFITTERS, &c.—Whertal it
hag lately come to try knottle lge that some imprinelpled person
or pentium limo for some time past been imposing tijon the
public, by selling to lb. (redo and ot here it spurious article, under
the Hume of I;oNli S PERMANENT MARKING INK, this Iv
to give Kuue:., that I aro this original and sole Proprietor end
Manufarturer of the said article, and do nut employ any Ira.
teller, or authorise tiny pervon to represent themselves as
corning from my Establislam nt fur the purpose of selling the
said liik. I his Caution is published me to prevent (wither
imposition upon the public. and serious injury to itelf.—E. It.
BOND, Sole Executrix and Widow of the late John Vend, Ili
Long-lane, Wrat litulthtield, London.

RHINO, BOOKKEEPINO,
f oily age, however bail their WHIT' NH. mar iii 440.1
14,0114 n.•.1,1i1e perimmoilly an eleeontend !lowing lOW of Veli•
1111111111iiii,culaiiteit either to isilirterrioatill ouriniit+ or lining', rortrie
penileisee. Bookkeeping, as iiraelkisil in the lloverillto
banking. and merelointo. tiMeeo; 00111.111441, Ar.
Apply to Mr. IiNIAHT, at the lieetitioi,in, limween
the Haymarket and Hernitit•eireim. A vo.t lugrr.rwuteut upon
any former ayatinio.--/Arteleo Journal nj t'vmsaferce.