The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-10-21 00:00:00

CHARgEg-IVIODEttATE

Published every,Saiurday Morning, by J. LIVESEY
and SON, N 0,8," Cheapside, Preston, where all Adver-
tisements, or Orders for the paper, most be sent.

GLOUCESTER, ABERYSTWYTH, & CENTRAL
WALES RAILWAY COMPANY.
THE Directors have the pleasure to announce to their
Shareholders that an arrangement has been made
with the Directors of the Great Western Railway, whereby
the support of the latter Company has been secured for
the Gloucester, Aberystwith, and Central Wales Railway
Company, which line will be a continuation of the Mon-
mouth and Hereford Railway from Herefod, and be con-
structed on the broad gage principle. The Directors have
further to announce, that in addition to the line projected
from Hereford to Merthyr Tydvil, they have determined
on a plan for the complete accommodation of the Golden
Valley district, through Vowchurch and Peter Church,
into the mainAne at or near Hay, the particulars of
which, and oftbeir extensions necessary for the accom-
modation of the ports adjacent to their Trunk Line, wit
shortly appear. The Directors have further to state, that
most powerful interests have joined their direction, and
that every preparation will be completed in time for a
compliance with the standing orders of both houses of
parliament, and the most sanguine expectations exist that
the various plans of this Company will be sanctioned by
the legialatute in the ensuing session of parliament.

By o der.
THOMAS HAWKER, Secretary.
Offices of the Company. 1, New Broud-
street, City, 18th Oct., 1845.

THri LATE ITALIAN INSURRECTION.—TOULON. OCT-
12.—The Eurotas received on board at Legl orn 99 poli-
tical refugees, part of those who were engaged in the late
insurrection in the Rowan woes. They are for the most
part young men, and of various grades and professions.
from the agricultural labourer to the artist. They attri-
bute the failure of their plan to the defection of their
chiefs, who remained at Florence. when they ought to
have taken the field. I believe the treater number of
those refugees propose (will you believe it ?) to juin the
Foreign Legion in Algeria as volunteers."

Oct. 21,1

Oburattolt.

- - -
DANCING. once/
MR. JAMES . PALMER pectfully TT tit
ti his intenonß to commence hisres
SOIREESO au".. Abp
end of the present mouth, preparatory to which bneC.E.•
giving Instructions in the POLKA, 405.
LARIUS, MAZURKA. VALIZE A DEUX ' D$
TOWN-HALL, BIRKE
NEAPOLITAN, MINUETS, and GAVOriB
vEsT .„ It
The ACADEMY it WILTON-STREET 1$ open, 11- -r,Pe
on THURSDAYS and
On 'l and FOP
at noon. Orli.
Terms, &c. may'be known by personal or written , poet
cation, at Wilton-street, or at Mr. I'ALHEILS Bcsiae
66, Bootle-lane, Kirkdale.
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SNAum-ruinir ir4,-and the AcadenlY 8,4.` I,' g,

ITALIAN AND FRENCH LANGUAGE'
SIGNOR ZANDOTTI, M.A , of tiotne, late oh, ;
Le-
nity College, Dublin, and Pr.ofessor of Italian te
bag
return in the Collegiate Institution, Liverpool ,
announce that his ACADEMY, 12, BOLD-sir_ tee
opposite the LYCEUM, is now open for Instruction Is
Italian and French Languages.

TERMS. '
ONE GUINEA per Quarter of Twelve greekt :a 60
A Professor from Paris, .of high repute, assists I
French department. Gel'
e°-
Classes and'Private Lessons to Ladies an
tlemen, as
and I usual. d Fo?"9'
Frenchltalian SOIREES for advance
exclusively for CONVERSAZIONI
adel 174
• A nY'
Further particulars may be had at the e
Bold-street, opposite the Lyceum.

M A

LESSONS IN THE
Z 0 U It K
CELLARIUS VALSE,
MINUET DE LA u „ CO''
POLKA,
POLKA QUADRILLE,

and
VALSE A DEUX TEMPS, d
(as taught by M. M. Cellarius,__a_ Paris, an
Coulon, of,..Llindon,)
MESSRS. ji-ARWOOD AND SON,
4Z NELSON-STREET.
Evening CIasses—TUESDAY and THURSDAY. ger
Juvenile CIasses—THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
1II; and Aft,i-nJon.
Messrs. HAuwoon attend at their Room, Blilo/fr
READ, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SArtra.DA_YL.OOOl

fneltrancr pottao.

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PROVISIONALLY RFGISTERED•OMP Oft
SOVEREIGN LIFE ASSURANCE C
5. ST. JAMES'S-STREET, LOSDO:Sr• 800
To be established by Act of Parliament, for the Assanrof
of Lives, and for effecting all other Contracts de°7:osoo
upon Life Contingencies, and also for granting '
upon a new and highly beneficial system

CAPITAL, ONE MILLION in 100.000 Shari 61
£lO cads. DEPOSIT, £1 10d. per Share.

Tit IT ST E ES

The Right Hon. Lord lir;strore7 $t01"
Sir Augustus Brydges Henniker, Bart., Hawloo

market, Suffolk ole
Benjamin Bond Cabbed, Esq. F.R.S.
Henry Po%nall, Eel., Russell-square, and Spring•P
Houn-low
Claude Edward Scott, Esq., Cavendish-square
PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS.
Lord Arthur Lennox, M.P., Cheshatn-place, Beigrillee

THhesengirßyairgßehrtnal-I,7o.°Td.,,orEdsciM. amed.opn.a, lwd
Thomas Colpitts Granger, E-q Mh.Plte,hTaleiniPie 4.. r Place'
Charles Farebrother, Esq., 'alderman, Lancas--
Strand
John Ashburner, Esq. M.D., Wirnpole-street, Cavell
square ~ sad
William Tulloh Fraser, Esq., Manchester-sclua',. -'
Crosby-square
John Gardiner, Esq., Avenue-road, Regent's-Park
Alexander Ogilvie, Esq., Northumberland-street
Aaron Asher Goldamid, Esq. Cavendish-square Loft
Philip Patten Blyth, Esq., Austin-friars, and Sion

Clanton
Henry William Pownall, EQq., Russell-square
AUDITOS.
James Fraser, Esq., Park-squarRe
West, Regent's-
park
James Gernon, E-q., Conduit-street olsci
William Wallace, Esq., Austin-,riars, and Cadogan-r4sit
Edward Watson, Esq., St. Helen's-place, and r"
Hampstead

BANKERS.
Sir Claude Scott, Bart. and Co., Cavendish-EVare
STANDING COUNSEL.
Mr. Sergeant Manning, Sergeant's Inn ; W. Il•
Esq., Middle Temple.
SOLICITORS. tee/
Messrs. Davies and Son, Warwick-street, Regent-st
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN.
John Power, Esq. M.D., Great Queen-street,Westo3l°lter
MEDICAL REFEREES.
Edward Duke Moore, Esq., Ariington-street;

11000'

Saviiie•row

Gradon Johnson, Esq.,
CONSULTING ACTUA RY. Oil
J. J. Sylvester, Esq. MLA
. 14'. R.S., Actuary of the
_ _

and Law Life Assurance Society.
SURVEYORS. iffee
Arthur Mee, Esq., Cal lion-chambers, Regent's'',
Frederick C. J. Parkinson, Esq., S'aCkVille-street
SECRETARY..
George Cumming, E. „5 of
THIS Company, in additi,,n to all the usaalbna'll:-SS,S•
assurance companies, offers to the public a nieield'
tern of loans, more beneficial to the borrower,
ing a better return to the shareholder, than any sYs`"
present in use. which,
A reference to the Prospectuses of the ComPaills ono
have been alre tdy advertised at length in the papers,odo
which con'ain specimens of the tables, will show
by which the Company will effect these objects. „uityr
The Company will, also, advance money 00
Mortgage, and other security. I,leS sn
Prospectuses, containing specimens of the
Forms of application for Shares, and every inforn;scla
can be obtained from, and applications for
shareas
to. the Secretary. at the Company's Offices, N°',, 'St.
'SOI4I
James s- street, London ; Messrs. DAirths an,,uiesrg•
Solicitors, 21, Warwick street, urgent-str et.
TUCKER, BARNETT, and ELLIS, brokers, Chang.ee:ollel,
Cornhill, End JOHN EYKYN, Esq., broker, Chaoghrolierr
Cornhill, London; ROBERT WEWEN, Esq., Ziessr°'
Manchester ; J. B. MUNDY, Esq., broker, Batts'
JOHN ROBERTSON and Co., brokers. Messrs• eta'
STUART, and CHEYNE, W S., and JOHN R• CP.): 'Oa'
Esq., V.S., Edinburgh ; Messrs. MEIN andCUl`r;Torto
HAM, brokers, Glasgow; W. N. Itsu, Esq",, 016'
British Exchange Company, Aberdeen; GE°S-15
THERER, E.(l ,E0liCi(01, Elgin; and
D. and J. B. N'EILSOI4,OI,
Dokers, L101'"

By order, ar„,
GEORGE CUMNIING, Seer-
SOVEREIGN LIFE ASSURA:NCE CONI` io
NO further APPLICATIONS for SI-I %lig° WI
t ,tigs
111 above Conininy will be attended-to after 1.
the 28th instant, till when the -will be received, /'.110141'
and .1. B. NE"
Office, 5, St. fames'aeltreet, London

PROMOTER LIFE ASSURANCE AND AN-1j

COMPANY,
9, Chatham-place. Blackfriars, Lonti°l2'
ESTABLISHED IN 1826.

DIRPCTORS.
Wm. Goodenough Hayter, 1 Robert Palk. F'4". Vg4.
'CI c
E-q., M.P. I John Louts Prevv' 'a eAri.
Charles Johnson, Esq. Samuel Smith. t."'.05,'-
John Towgood Kembh.,Esq Le Marchant,T"°- , re'
JohnG Shaw Lefevre,F.R.S Dele'
Trustees— Jutin Deacon, Esq., John G. Shaw
Esq., F. R.S . Charles Johnson, E'4" tea
Secretary, M _Saward Esq. 1,00..01
THIS Society is supported by an ample 5° pre
Capital, and byyeonsiderable accumulated
kith'
fond.
Assurancesafe f ff-cted at a low nte of preni'liciP-
,,tia
out profits, or at an increased premium, with PI IPI
in the prt4its of the Office. ,„ 're,,.
ii,
The following are the annual Premiums refaiise'
the assurance of £loo on a healthy life in eft"'
WITHOUT PROFITS. pl ti
.-
,
50 1
2 I 40 I .C_!_2l _--
. 1 .f:4 4 g
£3 6 6 I 50 1
er cell
A Bonus in ready money, at the rate of 15c:001/ill
on the premiums received, (equivalent to a res 42. °PIO
bonus of 30 per cent..) was declared in MAY' I.,dooiii
benficial policies on which three annual Pre"' east
been paid in the December previous. , me fiber
A division of the profits takes place ever' ,eife Aar
and the holuers of beneficial policies can rifp-i itte tote
bonuses in ready money, or have them aPPa" I,l°
mentation of their policies, or in reduction of th ri°
•tbe 0
premiums. i nis cloud ;
oneA ssauumre.rsinmaaygciovnentranctunitobpearyotibeiprayynreert;h.
Dipascse-sdif6
half-yearly, or quarterly payments, or en ""' ice,
grl 04
or desc,nding scale.
nbOrt:ficers in the Army and Navy on B°loo4' stiV°
Persons afflicted with chronic and other dis
e, are
such as are going beyond the limits of Ear" lA
001
Assured at moderate Rates.
iohsepaecattutsteies
Oanffidcea,lol
or
rotefctehsesaArygeinitdso.rrn,,,aliq, f ofr
Liverpool, JOHN CATON THOMPSOPor areet,
citor, Tithebarn-street. °
47 I°llsi-lalleS
Manchester, John Hewitt, Solicitor,
r:, 0,
Preston, Samuel Cartwright, Esq., Solicito '

Age 20 I .£1 11 8 130 1.C2 2

Hudgdaetresfield, John Tiodale,
Whifehnven. Joseph Harrison, EFq , Solicit
lte
Bradfort;, Messrs Lannbert and Hudson, So

NOTICE TO INVENTORS., iralior,-
Office for Patents of Invention,: and ITltilds, (ed
D. signs, 14, Linrr,•l:z's In rie ~,(I e,-ort
TH E Printed I N STE UC t lONS gratiAoCP 08
information upon the rubject of
patentPß''' 'sr'. bi
tor -INVEIONS, either by LetterS s °be
DeQigrut Art, may be trud by oppliiine tiersoi.cs, to
letter (vrepa‘d) io,,IVIr. At EXANDIin. r gIS
Office, 14, Liutoln's lun Fiehi*.

Oct. 21, 1845.

TEZRY. SAUNDERSFOOT, AND SOUTH
,i7ALES RAILWAY AND PIER COMPANY.

eAri,_ (PROVISIONALLY REGISTERED.)
dPITAL
X 250.000, in 12,000 Shares of £2O each

DEPOSIT £2 per Share.

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PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE
--ian—Sir RICHARD BULKELEY PHILIPPS PHIL-
-11.1"s, Bart. M.P., Pieton Castle, Pembr okeshire.
:1117 George Ward, esq., M.P., director of the Northern
linsd Eastern railway.
:160921es Fripp, esq., Bristol, director of the Bristol
end Exeter and South Devon railways.
am !rah
Watson, .esq., director of the South Devon
.•
eilhn Disney, esq. 1 Directors of the Saundersfoot
04'1 Ranken, esq. J railway.
W William Magnay, Bart., Alderman of London.
R. Downscnari, Carmarthenshire,
kttireetor of the Cambrian and Grand Junction railway.
W• Kennard, esq., director of the Northern and
44astern Railway.
John Francis H oody, esq., director of the Cambrian and
Grand Junction railway.
I„,.tniklers Barford, esq , Cold Blow, Pembrokeshire.
'we Lawrie, esq., Charles-street, St. James's, director
11,5 the London and Croydon railway.
`4l,yard Harrison Barwell, esq., director of the South
vallidland railway.
0:• Andrew, esq., }Directors of the South Midland
t.• Lawton, esq., railway.
R. Colman, esti,
Peer Philips Allen, esq., Cressilly House, Pem-
ur keshire.
11,"'es Mark Child, esq., Begelly House, Pembrokeshire.
_
Mayor of Tenby.
Utlliatrt e Rev. J. H. Humphreys, LL.D., rector of Tenby.
Richards, esq., the Croft House, Tenby.
;try Leach esq., Corstone. Pembrokeshire.
William Brock' Swann, esq., Merrixton House, Saunders-
foot,
`le°,2e Protheroe, esq., Tenby and Loveston, Pembroke-
shire.
Charles Ferrier, Tenby.
John
Lloyd, esq., Tenby, captain R.N.
f"n Bowers-, esq., magistrate for the borough of Tenby.
n• Morgan, Tenby. lieut. R.M., treaeurer to the
Nv"rooration of Tenby.
m• Thomas Longborne, Gay's Tborock.
;wain Thomas Stephenson,r Bristol.
iti.S.tainstry, Finsbury-square.
Thomas stokes, esq., Beall Castle, Saundersfoot, pro-
treietor of the H ean Castle collieries
viut—Col. Samuel Shaw, Tenby
jl Rev. J. Dalton, vicar of St. Issells, Saundersfoot
°°n P. M. Myers, e-q., Ivy Tower, Tenby, and lesseeof
,
Bonvilles Court Colliery, Saundersfoot
e Rev. Rd. Buckby, rector of Begelly, Pembrokesbire
John Longbourne. esq., Borrvilles Court, Saundersfoot.
~
Issee of the K tty, Merrixion, Cwm, arid Lower
Level " •
111
`le Rev. William D. Phillips, rector of Crunwear, near
esandersfoot.
ueoree Stokes, esq., Netherwood, Saundersfoot, secretary
Tihte,he Saundersfoot Steam Mills Company
he 'Rev. John Hughes, vicar of Penally, near Terby.
he Rev. Henry Leach, Stackpoole Eledor cum St. Pe-
Pembrokeshire
7,Rtnimus Stephen Williamson, esq., Saundersfoot and
.4,riereton, l e esse of the Moreton collieries
_toes Stretch, esq., Pendilo, Saundersfoot
'wit; and James Wilson, esqrs., lessees of the Broadmoor
scollieries, near Saundersfoot
epia Pocock, esq., Begelly, Pembrokeshire, end Mon-
tague square, lessee of the Begelly, Bushrnoor, and
The
collieries
'e Rev. 3. W. Birkett, vicar of St. Florence, Tenby
Brough, esq., Pentlepoir and Begelly,'Pembroke-
ahire, mineral surveyor
Charles Ranken Vickerman, esq., Sanndersfoot
The
Waters, esq., Penally Court, Tenby
'he Rev. John Wm, Hughes, Narberth, Pembrokeshire,

b and Ho- fy-weil, Oxford'
''')bert Morgan, esq.. Trenwydd, Ssundersfoot, ship
10°Nyner, timber merchant, and lime burner
'Organ H ughes,e•q., Thomas Chapel. Saundersfoot, les-
let of the Thomas Chapel and Hacket colligries
Plarl G les, esq.,‘Saunderstoot, harbour master
Kilictart Dade, (=sq., Tenby
,Wynn Owen, esq.. Pembroke and Tenbl-
llun Gwynne, esq., Tenby
xVlhaniel Millard, esq., Tenby
VFreeman, town councillor, Tenby
aries B. Clark. town councillor, Tenby
O. Walkington, Tenby

ENGINEER.
Francis Giles, esq.
sOLICITORS.
egs
vs. N. Stevens and Fearon, 1, Gray=s-inn- square
London.

LOCAL AGENTS.
kessrs. Evans, Powell, and Mathias, tkverfordwest,
Pembrokeshire.
StRVEYORS.
Mr. Henry. Phelps Goode Haverfordwest.

BANKERS.
Dennison, Hewood, Kentiards and Co , Lombard-
street, London.; 'West of England and-South Wales
Banking Company, 13,istol; Messrs. Wilkins and Co.,
tiaverforth. est.

• PROS' ECTUS
of nndertskbag -will open a communication, by means
1:" the South Walerf Railway, from the romantic watering-
tee of Tenby and the hatbour of Saunderstoot, to
.trt,iinol, Gloucester, London, and the whole of England.
bp: xcellence* of 'its sea-bathing, as well as its natural
"ties and advantages of the climate, has long rendered
),14, 1v a most favourite place of resort, notwithstanding
• hitherto been only approachable by means of a
hours' passage in steamers across the Bristol
4 'el, or by a fatiguing journey of eighteen or twenty
tittr from Gloucester or Bristol, with a delay of three or
tours at Caerrnerthen. The harbour of Saunders-
hut Possesses Possesses great capabilities, and by the construction
lot pier, at a very moderate cost, would hecome the
1;17 Port of refuge in Caermarthen Bay, whiiher vessels
It 'mpelled to resort during the prevailing S.W. winds.
ad possesses rt very considerable traffic, and is the
rt of shipment for the surrounding mineral and coal
"triets of Pembrokeshire.
e, The line will commence at a point of junction with the
a''flath Wales Railway near Reynalton, an I pass through
lily
centre of the anthracite coal-field •of the best
lity yet discovered, containing 95 per cent, of carbon,
lialti or '4 admirably adapted for the manufacture of iron, t
lie well as for malting and other purposes. Several col-
ries are now in full work, and others are being opened,
ttro
thm Will shortly be brought into active operation, from
lee inc eased facilities of transport afforded by the pre-
alironste a
ne nd mestone, of the ver best escription,
abeund in the immediate neighbourhood, which, on
.tecouot of their immediate contiguity, are capable of
13.1.4 worked most economically, and surveys are now
made, preparatory to the establishment of '—
I'B en a most extensive.scale.
railway has already been constructed through a great
jt," of this coal and iron field for conveying the produce
the bui of Saundersfuot, but which is deficient in
r"virling the means of transit to the interior, an oik',ect
pthe greatest importance, from these being the only iron
, rKs in Pembrokeshire, and from the rapidly increasing
er,),
i.d for that commodity, owing to the construction of
7,°41Y-s in South Wales anti the south of Ireland.
il. Ills desid ratum will be effected by the present line,
%aleh will effect a junction with, and avail itself of the
tr) 'odersfont railway, for the greater part of the distance
I4the port, to which there will he a short independent
, 4ch. -Hence the line will procoed in the shortest prac-
131e course to Tenby. thus securing a mist consider-
-0 tla passenger and goods traffic at the least possible
i enit is considered that, notwithstanding the very
th,lereer communication afforded .by the existing line,
tenfarnount of coal raised in the district has increased
lieri„°4l since its construction, and that the proposed mil-
li,: w'qild, in addition command a large trade in iron,
the e' &c., as well as in passengers and goods, both from
toert ot Saundersfoot and Tenhy, free from all risk of
()I) tlt'if,tition, it is obvious that an unte-mally law return.
tared comparative ly small capital requited, must be se-
to the shareholders.
Arr
,tigements have been made for securing the use of
°aurotersfoot Line, and measures will .be taken to ob.
It' the support and co-operation of the South Wales
beT''e assent of the chi,f landed proprietors has already
di" obtained, and it is believed there will not be a single
inlllentient on the lin-, while the surveys and sections are
aL liufficient forwardness to ensure an application to Par-
";:tt in the ensuing session.'
%hare" allotment of shares, preference will be given to
locannelders in the South Wales Railway, and parties
powY i"tetesi ed.
ri will be taken to allow interest at four per cent.
deposits, and until an act is obtained the affairs of
'4 ler:Tarry will be under the direction of a Committee
Itn
tri'eanagement.
larger part of the capitol being already subscribed,
14olications for shares can be received after the 28th
pq October instant.
Nic^cpect uses and plans may be obtained of the Solicitors
144Ak•ocal Agents, and of Messrs. CARDEN and WHITE-
tt4.4I), Thieadneedle-street, London ; EDWARDS and
'yak; "A TATE and NASH, Bristol; BEAUMONT and
I._lip4woirriur, Exeter J. Woons, Jun., Liverpool;
rfrialtNTHouGH, Manchester; and JAMES JAMTFSON.
, to whom applications for shares, in the rabiomed
ken, accompanied by a reference to some banker or
"er of the Provisional Committee, may be made.

70 A FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
1.. e
Committee of the Tenby, Saunderefoot, and South
Gg Wal.B Railway Company.
iIOd;NTLExiED; , —Please allot me shares in this
44114 king, and I agree to pay the deposit upon so
.ktell.?` such shares as may be allotted me, and to eze-
." Parliamentary deed when required.
Name at full length
Usual signature
It eside”

SAUNDERSFOOT, and SOUTH WALES
101110—Y. 4lLWAY,—Sh•reholders in the South Wales
ihitqt, nod Parties limiog local interest, will obtain n
",ttiiv-ttENCE in the ALLOTMENT of SHARES
noitt;Qd " aking.
Offices, 1, Ofily's. inn- square,
Oelobei 14, 1845.
--

SFOOT. and SOUTH WALLS
fill AIL WAY AND PIER COMPANY.
tifSE IS HEREBY GlVEN,,that no Applica-
koildnrina for Shares can he received from Parties in
frr, after Saturday, the,2sth day of October instant
gra;tPArtiea ih the Cntintry after the 28th instant.
si"-square,"iBth October, 1815.