The Sun.
London, England, 1840-10-29 00:00:00

GLAMORGANSHIRE,

ADAM MURRAY and SONS are instructed
to SELL or LET all that capital FREEHOLD
MANSION, Pleasure-grounds, Gardens, Offices, and Park, of
BRYNYMOR, most delightfully situate on a rising eminence
and south aspect, within one mile west of the Borough Market
and sea-port of Swansea, commanding prospects acknowledged
to be the finest in South Wales, the whole Bay of Swansea,
the picturesque and beautiful scenery of Oystermouth Castle,
Gower, Briton Ferry. Margam, Newton, St. Dennitt's Castle,
the opposite side of the Channel, Minehead, Portloek, Linton,
Comb Martin, Ilfracorals, and Lundy Island.
The house and offices are nearly new, of modern construc-
tion, and most substantially built, and contain large and spa-
cious dining and drawing-rooms, parlour, library, entrance
hall, and portico, eleven finelofty bedrooms and dressing-rooms,
housekeepers'-room, butlers'-room, and pantries, kitchen, back
kitchen, domestic offices, cellaring, stables, and coach-house ;
the premises are well supplied with fine spring water, exten-
sive walled gardens, pleasure grounds, and rich productive mea-
dow and pasture lanai, cow-house, sheds, stable, yard,
.and pig-
sties; the whole forming a most desirable residence.
For further particulars apply to Adam Murray and Son,s
Surveyors, Land Agents, and Auctioneers, 47, Parliament-
street, London

Edited by Theodore Hooke, Esq., the Norm:
her Number of Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and
Humorist, edited by Theodore Hooke, Esq., contains—
Fathers and Sons, by the Edit,r—Suppositions about
Shakspeare, by a ei-devant Comedian. Rhymes for the
Times and Reason for the Season, by Thomas Hocd,
Esq. Sketches of Modern Character—The Gossip, by Mrs.
Gore. A Week at Venice, by the Hon. E. Phipps. The
Life and Adventures of Charles Chesterfield, the Youth of
Gonius, by Mrs. Trollope, illusrated by Buss. Some.
thing Mysterious. A Quarrel with some Old Acquain-
atices, by Latnan Blanchard, Esq. Original Journal of
he Adventures of the Young Pretender during his at_
t tmpts to escape from Scotland, after the battle of Cul-
-1 iden. Dumoulin, or the Revolutionist. Asccnt of
Mont Blanc, b,, Mile. D'Angeville. The Life and Times
of Peter Priggins.
ARMY AND NAVY:—The November Number
of the " United Service Journal; and Naval and Military
Magazine," contains, among other articles interesting to
both services—The Natural and Artificial Defences of
Asia Minor. By T. M. Russell, late of the Kurdistan
Expedition.—Some Account of the Composition and
Force of the Egyptian Army. By Colonel R. W. H.
Howard Vyse.—England's Wooden Walls. No. Xllla
Sybille.—The British Colonies considered as Military
Posts. By Lieut.-Colonel Wilkie.—A Cruize to the
Levant in the Summer of 1839 By Major E. Natner,
46th Regiment.—Oa the :Military Importance of Syria.
By Colonel F. A. Macintosh. —Personal Adventures and
Excursions in Georgia, Circassia, and Russia. By Lieu-
tenant-Colonel G. Pou'ett Cameron, K I'. S., Stc.—Re-
rnini,cences of a Light Dragoon. No. Ill.—The Cap.
ture of the Enemy's Picquet at Blanchez Sanchez.—No-
tices of Steam Navigation.—Egypt under Mehemet Ali,
—General Court.martial on Capt. IL A. Reynolds,
Editor's Remarks thereon.—Stations of tho British Army
and Navy iii Commission on Ist of November last, 1640.
With all the Naval and Military Intelligence of the Month.
The representation of two Irish Counties ist
pr( sent vacant : one for Carlow in place of Mr. Vigor's,
the other for Mayo in place of Sir Wm. Brabazon, both
being caused by the deaths of these gentlemen. The L.rie a
will, it is said, contest Carlow, and contest it de:peratelyy. ;
but in Mayo they have not a particle of a chance, andwill
not offer any opposition to the candidate whom the Liberal
tarty decide on supporting.
DARMES THE ASSASSIN.—" The local au-
thorities," says the Gazette du Midi of October 21, " have
been able to procure but scants information respecting the
assassin Darmes. The Sod (the Prefecture journal)
forms us that this man was born at araeilles, forty-three
years since, in the street St. Marche. His father was
-from Toulouse, and established himself at Marseilles, where
he died in 1830, in the hospital, in the deepest misery. 1t
is believed that the wretch who has just attempted the lifts
of Louis Philippe quitted Marseilles ten years since, and
that he has no relations here. lie is consequently not al-
lied to other inhabitants of Marseilles, whose names were
quoted in the confusion of the first rumours.
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASEOF ERYSIPELAS.
The wife of Mr. James Sewery, gardener, at Woodhill.
Surrey, was brot;ht nearly to death's door by Erysipelas,
which for several veers effected almost every part of her
body in so dreadful a manner as to cause it to swell
to an alarming degree, and then crack and run with
water. During the present month of October she has been
radically cured by using Holloway's Ointment and Pills.
These wonderful Medicines (if used together) are an in-
fallible cure for all skin diseases Every respectable che-
mist in the Kingdom sells them. or they may be obtained at
the Proprietor's new Establishment, 244, Strand, near
Temple bar.
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