North Wales Gazette

:■ /'r; On the 29th inat. at Carnarton, the lady ol Kntpeyof a da««ht«t. c the 18,1,h inst. the Btgftt HQQ. Lady <W6^>n« Pehnaiit, of a da«shter.. 4t,,C?i^jU>ii Pjruiryi Moomouihshire, me isay »f \V. Phuiips, jnn. Esq. of a jlOB i^11 MARRIAGES.; Oo Friday, the 12th insl. at Llanfechell, by "the'itew. Mr L<-wfs,;Mr. J. Etias, of PI»U*fn» j Gl>(((to.D 'rotheavdaughter of W. W>itHaa,s»E,<l' .of Wyilfa, both in the county of AB?le,e^* R 1 i.Oo.Tiitsflay, at iiuyt^u Church, by the ^e_' GeolFrey Hornby, Rector of Biary, f ,ihyo, K,q. to Vhv Hoo. Charlotte ^I.Mbeth Sipith Stanley, eldest daughter of the «>!fi « Lord Stanley. w.„ pat<, >Oi> ttee S^di in^; at Chester, Mf-Wai. t-ate, to Miss EliaaOeih Ingleby, of ovar Oalhe tOth inst. at Hampton, in the couoty of Middlesex, Wm, pwen, of Lincoln# Iw^wd.^f Glan Severn, in the county of M°aJ>0' rf' K*?' one of his Majesty's counsel, ADn Warh'ur. ton, widow of the Rev. Thomas Couplaud, ot the M^fod, W,«obeH,, Esq; So. liciior, of Oswestry, to Mi« E"« on y daughter of Mr. John T. Mao«ll, of Ystymcol- wyn, Monlgonaeryshire. DEATHS. On the..15th inst. R^rd mond Hill, in the county of Carnarvon, Esq. uncle to .he MarchiooMi of Lausdowne, in the 79th year u,f-lb,ig.age. On Tuesday last, at Llaofwft, »«er only two days illneW, in the prime of life"F un,yeually respected, W, Waring, E«q. Lieutetiaot, R. N. Oil Thursday, the 11 shire, Elizabeth, the wife of Tb^m Lander, Esq. formerly of Llanedwao, ta tbe ceunty of AO^Tlfe 5th ii»t"n'» Mr. Edward Roberts, of C Ook'the 9'h inst. William Prichard, aged 76, .I having faithfully served three generations 0f the Gwerclas family for the spaqe of 68 years » this faithful aud wofthy domestic is deservedly la- mented. On the IQih init. <n-hi. M year, Sir Eyre C->ote of West Park» Hants, who served his King and Country io various climates, for up wards of 40 jrears, and with distingaished merits ai au officer.

THE ANGLESEY HOUNDS. "MEET S{j-«Borrpw, at the Kennel j londsy, at Gaerweo Mill WedoiWak, at Gweofro Furze t 4,0,yf, 4,! rthe M adt)c Ion Each day at half-past tea.

T. A. Smiibv Esay Lord Lieutetjant for this I Co«nty. arrived on T.h*"sday i»*t to spend his Christmas it vaenol, near this city. Al*VI'tI3 to Tit AY BLIiSRS, AND A WARNING TO I^Qst Bprjs.'— A paper was sent to our Na- tional School last week containing 3s. 6d., and in which; was Written1 the following words :— For the Bangor Nationat.School, being a sum intend* ed for a PostBoy, who drove a Gentleman ffom Capel Curig to Bartgttr Ferry, and who from iu- solence, Was ^nwoTih^ of any remuneration."— We do hieartily approve of the method adopted by the wrirer of the paper, in the punishment of the offender in questiop—-and we hope that, in every case where the Post Boy conducts himself insolently,, eve.ry Gentleman will use the same made, of correction, as being the one most effec- tual for securing the civility of the driver, the comfort of the traveller* and the benefit of the .public.. ,E.rte,rat produced a shew of about 1300 fine c;tttle, whi<;h were mat by advanced prices. Prime fat bullocks 9s a score. At Oakham fair, on Monday se'nnight, there was a tolerable show of cattle, which met with a brisk sale at advanQCd prices. Fat beasts were eagerly purchased for Smithdetd the in-calf trade was also better; and stores were brisker of isle thaoat Leicester fair last week.

t ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATLOM. Our readers will recollect that we alluded in oar last tor an outra'g* said to hlave heert com- mitted on the person of a Geuiiemah nSar Car- narvon, since which we have ascertained the fol- lowing particularsll appears that on the even- iog of Tuesday se'nnight, about eight o'clock, as W. Jones, Esq. eldest son of the Rev. H Jutres, of Ty-cochf was proceeding towards the stables, he saw a man on the and on demanding his btisin^ss, the villain disffiafged pistol, IIe ball "frotn whicfi passed through, the ht of Mr. Jone«, grazing the tftp of l>is be^d—he'heiii knocked*dttwn his victim with the butt end, and pierced Iffl clothes neat the shoutder with some sharp instrument.—Almost instant pursuit was diatle, hirt we iameut to say, that up to this per! od no tidings have been obtained of the route of the assassin. The moolJ shone dear at the time, which enabled Mr. JQnei fQ, give an exact de- script ion. of his person. which we find nearly to correspond wilh thai of a man charged with mur- der, and ^lio, according to a Limerick Chronicle now in oui* possession, escaped from the Guard- house at Doneraile, on the 4th instant—the fol- lowing is the paragraph verbatim :— "Timolhy Sheeban, a principal at the murder of the late Mr. Franks and family, in the county of Cork, escaped froai a guard-house, at Done- raile, on Thursday evening last. He is about twenty-five yearsof age, five feet ten iuches high, paltt face, a remarkably cocked nose, a deep natu- ral dint or flatness Oelween the eyes,broad shoul- ,ders-wore a tluk frieze body coat, striped warttcoat, and cordtfroy breeches. A!<ijor Carter, the Chief Magistrate of Cork, has offered fifty guineas for private information that will. lead to his defection. Mr. Vokes,, the Police Magis- trate of this county, would pay the reward to auy person who would give such iofortnaHoo to any of the Magistrates of this county."

7 To the tditdi- the North WMes Gazettg, SIR PERMIT me, through the medium of your Cam- briao priut, to address the Gentlemen who com- posed the Commitiee of the late V^enedocian Eis- teddfod, or Bardic Congrese, held ai Carnarvon, with a question or two —Can they assign any reason for not publishing » regular Report of the said Eisteddfod, similar to what has beec done in the other three districts of tbe principality ? Was there any thiog* in the Compositions seat to that Eisteddfod by the Bards, or the Prose Writers, (or at least those of them who were deemed which, was not meet for. publicity ? Did not the Committee acquit them selves honourably ioa warding the successful Can didates accordingr to proposals, merit*i and deter- mination ?TT-A« answer lo these few queries would give Crea satisfaction s many Catnhrians.bi'stde ,D4c. 19 th, 1823, A PO WYSIAN, Two, If^hineo meeitog one day, one of them inquired 0f the other if he had seen his friend Pat MuKphy I Jtelj ? for," said he, he has graven so tfiin that you would not know him at all; y<>u are thin, aird I am thin, but, by the Powers, he is tttir;ner than bolh of. us put toge- titer." His Majesty's IFAte, restoration to health it at. tribilied. i,Oti advertifed remedy, called Ring s Stomach Medicine," to which it is said, there are added certain dleteiie rules for Breakfast, Urn- ner,a»d Supper, as rhey ha velate I y been ibier-ed by lus M*jesty with stich sfgnal success. John Bull. i-,v:- MitroRoj DBC. 18.—The ketch Hope, o Southampton, Mason, master, from Barnstaple for his Majesty's Dock-yard, in this port, with qak plank, sailed ihence the 9ih uistant, was driven on shore on the I I (t, inst. at Fresh Wafer West, to-the southward of Milford Harbour, and toially .wrecked the, master, was unfortunately drowned loconleqftence of-the rope to which he had inafte fitit bteakiol- before he could be hauled out.of the breakers.. An army of the faith is oot » new thing m Spain. An army under the iame name was- Raised in 1737* to be tutployed in rescuing Gibraltar from the hand« of- the English- heretics. The Spaniards bad their arms consecrated. Count Las Tor*# (be Commander, and has staff, pea- farmed t^ws>ir;devotions in ehorcbes- of Madrid. w|ievre »0§Je. th.ou^dn o( cnasses were read. The image of ^t. Jago »a» carried to the camp. The NAScar k force of-the army was considerable, but alas, the faith Was, nol- stroog ^ntjugh to move the rock of Gibraltar.. •= Lord MausTield sent the Shrewsbury. Circuit and baling beeu asked to dinher.by the Mayor of the town, .his LwrdshiR ObseMiog an antique clock in the room, obsen-ed;, to the Mayor, 41 thai |ie^supposed$lr John eal-stair (ought by that clock, to whi§h the Mayor replied, He could ShdV liell, jqt Xhe had not the pleasure of knowing Sirftfrp'-Thort M^sfteld then, tried his host on aoofhef subject, and remarked, that the town -app dold"-to which ihe ,eikre Mayor replied, u if,««««> always so* please your L°ctSZ* E^TIKO.—Judge Bayley i. said to have lately stated, that one haM of tbe people of Scotland Ijve(I upon Luea-I and water if. the learned Judge, when he was last on the Northern Circuit, ttad penetrated beyond the Border he would have found that oo one viould have treated biatao uocourteously as to. give him porridge without milk. John Bull has oo notion ofwlul is of less solidity than the wing of. an,,ox but he supposes a Scotsman can eat anything. Of old, the country peopie used inafee aJ Ihey called dalls, for burning. Ifhese- dalls were made of a composition of saw dust, with the excrement of cows, &c. Ah I" said an Eoglishmao, as he passed a groupe w.ho were busy iu manufacturing them, must be coarse ta ing indeed!" PRKSBRVATION or CABBAGES,—The follow- ing method of preserving cabbages is adopted by Portuguese on board their ships.The cabbage is cut so as to leave abous two ioches or more of the item, attached to it; after which the pith, is scooped out to about the depth of an inch, care being taken not to wound or bruise the rind by this operation. The cabbage* are then suspend- ed, by means of a cord tied round that portion of the stem next the cabbage, and fastened, at re- gular Intervals, to a roj.e run across the deck,— That portion of the stem from which the pith is taken, being uppermost, is regularly filled with water efery^ujorning. The cabbage is thos pre- served ^esh during preity longvoyages. It may be inferred, the same mode of preservation might be extended l Winter cauliflower, brocoli, &c. Gw V HBD^iGip pt.—On the 8th inst. a numer- one comp an ymet at the Wooipack Tavern, Lon- don, to celebrate the annual festival of this 8()" ciety, by pMiakiflg of an excellent dinner, &c. The usual loyal and patriotic toasts and senti meats were given, followed by appropriate Soogsfti Ducts. &cv from Messrs. Smith, Parry^ Cartwnght, Evans, a"nd' Mbnden, with s^me capital i^entitHlOh Singing- With the Harp by .1 Messrs. J.- 6tifflil)t, Parry, Lloyd, Evans, Jones, JiOQeS, Robert, Thomas, and D. Edwards, tbc latter of whom was invested with the Society's Silver Medal, Which he had gained by bis su periority in the singing of penniilion, at a meet- ing of the 6 a on the let iOil., Among the toasts drank on the present occasion were—Sir Watkin Williains Wyon, and thanlts to. hiln for his very handsome present of Veni, son the Bishops of St. David s sod St. Akipb Lord Ken yon Sir Charles Morgan and the CymmrydilfioR Lord Clive and, Success to the Powys Eisteddfod, &C. &C.&C.—After the health of the visitors was given, J. Lt. W illiams. Esq. Barrister at Law, returned thanks, in a vey neai address, and concluded by giving Llieyddiant i'r Gtcyneddigion? The Chairmati returned thaokis in the English language, and the President Elect, Griffith Jones, Esq; in Welsh.—The company did oot separatfi-itntil a late hour;

'I., I SHIPPING. PORT PCSRUYJ,, BASGOR Ar- rived, Elizabeth & Jane, Brothers, Snipe, Acorp,and Berkeley Castle pleared out, Hopewell,Union,Vine, Be-s-i, Juliana, Amlwch, Betties, and Harry, all with slates. BeAUuAArrived, Princess Amelia, Jones; Sarah, Evans; Rayen, DaleHopewell, Thomas; Wellington, Parry -Ann, Roose; Resolution, Letnen; Hannah, Maddock Hope, Thomas; Providence, Williams; Fame, Botham; Brothers, Hughes Strah, Jones Eliza, Ellis; Friendship, Eilis Aurora. (Jriffilhs;, Valiant, Thomas, Samson, H(igt.ies Eliza, Roberts; Jane and Afice, Wjll^atBs r Juno,: Williams Wellington, Jop £ s$ Fating, Roberts and Eliza, Roberts. ,y..K ■, Cleared oMf,Lor^Nelson, Hodge Friends Goodwill, Hughes v ^lopewell, Davies Union, Jonel Beu, yioe,ria«.lehurst; Joliaoa, Jones; ^nd Ellen, Harris. CARN A nvos — Arrived, Lady Newborough, Owell; Queen Charlotte,, Jones i .Rose io June, Williams; Chester -grader, Jone* Six Bro- thers, EvansSarih,,Es!aii8 .Princess Amelia, Jones; Boadicea, j'oues; Foryd,Williams and Pentir, Davies. > Cleared out, British Quegn, Willianw^ VenOs, Jones At)t), Piirry Rober-u; Jo boy Lloyd; Margaretta, Hew/it; and Mioervn, Wil- iiams. ■; MILFORD.—Arrived, Elizabeth, Barns, from Iptwich; Waller, Ilaonsy,, front Bahia Cum- berland, Wills, "from SubiiHe and. Hippocampi, Tessiier, from Valencia and Xalia for Liverpool; oh the 18th ulc. off Cape Maria, spoke, the Blnen, Eales, from the Brazils, out 36 ..rtays »-and his Majesty's packet Nepjituie, frooi^Falmouth. 150 mileswest of Lisbon j Hope, (lees, from Dm ctalk for Milford' Uratiio, Le Ci.n*q, from Gtrein- ney for Dublin Melclii)i)-urii, Richard, trim, Bristol for St. Michael's awl Shallow Revenue cutter, from a cruize. ABBRYSTWtrti.— .Itritnd. Margaret, Evans and 'Velitio, I)itvie from .Liverpool, with suis dries Peace, Edwards, from Cardigan, with sialted herrings,; Margaretta.Davies, from Flint; aud Ann and Eli'seabetl), Thonns, iroin Nea^port, coal Mary, Evans, from ihe lule of M^n and New Bee, Jones, from Dublin, iu ballast. RBCIPE FOR N'IAKTNG BTTTTKR CilUftNING.-Ptit iO tiff dish, let it stand twelve h<><]rs, pi fire until it is scalded, b.ut'0»t t > *,np r let it stand twelve hours, t»k" rg- th~ <■" nn- put it in a round eirtheii dish, fid it » wifh a c11':JO wfI,I,,o D')O", ',od it '7' "1' I,} battier in fiie or-o tiiit,"fes cannot he kep' ("(,),1[ d-fius jhe.UHe '?>u' stirring it. tti,, your dish into »nme cold water. As.«;»oo ss th*? hatter is so forward <hat y-M! CH;S tatfv fTa lltti" .buttermilk, keep putting in cold wv <i»^ wissh- ing the n)ilk ketj> your after it is scalded three or day-s.>h^'fore niiSc- iog your butter—i will not sii t t

•MARKET HERALD.; An account of .Price,\ of neati fcarFeij, and Oats, in the vseek. c>»c'Jr Saturday Iasim the -pe- qr. Wmclesle tal htgnir. ,■'WWav 'lar'ev. ttats. Anglesey. 1 '• Sis'to^ii 2¡¡Ú" :h Carnarvon. j .59s —Cr.is. St^-r-STs ■8ls-24s 'tienbigh. |. 57s—b'Js —.1.21 Flint J'. ii'Js -6S; VTs-s 2<>s— >2*h Merioneth. '55's-6H^ 29-— 33s 2ds—• 248 Montgomery. | 53-i.—<V7 ll s-— 33s [ 20s — 22s

-=' Fable Beer, OF superior quality, from Malt^nd. Hops only; may be had at (he Hotel, Carnarvon, fit reduced price*, Wholesale and Retail. Also the very choicest W lues and Spirits, Foreign, British, and irisb, oo tbe most mode, rate terms. Advantage to Planters. A DILLON, Seedsman, Carnarvon, respect- 9 folly infoimi tbe public, he sells on Com- minion- s. n;, Larch, I year old 2 0 per 1000 Spruce Fir ditto. I iQ ditto, Scotch do do. < 10 do Silver do do 6 do Beech do 4 do Liburnam do 2 Odo Ditto Scotch do. 2 6 do Thorns do. 2 6 do Ditto 2 years old 4 6 do Ditto S years old ,.4lb, I dG Alder ditto. 2 fOdcr- Kim do. ••» 2 0 do Birch do.. 3 0 do Oak do. i. Su O do Sycamore do.> 2 6 do willow Sets 1 o do. t, All Fruit and other Forest Trees, of all ages and sizes, equally moderate in prices. The above being to cheap, and Dillon dnly; 'felling oo Commission, all orders are expected • Post paid. „ *f. B. His new Garden and Farm Seeds, true ipotatoes, &e. &c-. are-iiow home, and or- v ders for those ( not post paid) will, be thankfully received. v- NOTICE IS HEllEBY N, fllHAT on the Fourth day of October last M .past, an Order in Petty Sessions was signed by JOHN WYNNE EVTRTSR, 80(1 ,HE R*V< HUGH JONF.S, two of his Majnty'.Julticell of the Peace, to and for the County of Flint, for deviating, turning, and stopping up that part of the. Read leading from NorthOp to Mold, com- mencing at the souib extremity of a Malt-bouse, •itbate in the parish and township of. Northop, and ending at the Smithy, atjhe extremity of Sooghtoo Mountain, iu the township,of Sough- ton, and parish aforesaid, leading towards Moldy ttie'asuring in length 2238 yards and also that portion of road leading from Hwllacb to the road, measuring 200 yards, and that such order lodged with the Clerk of the Peace, for the said county, at the General Quarter Ses- sions of the Peace, to be holden at Mold, in and for the said county, on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY next and also that lite said Order, will,Tst ihi liaid Qijiiter, Sessions, becon- firroed and enrotledy'unless, upon an appeal •gaiujt the same, it beothcrwise determined. FRANCE^ JONES, Clerk to tbe Trustees. Well-Street, IToU/well, No ».22d, 182$. MILL. TO BE LET, jind «f»«« on 25# 4*9 of March, tS24, A Capital WATER CORN MILL, call 'A*6 CHIRK MILL, With a good Dwelling ,House, noe" Barn, Stables, Cow Houses, and other Ofiiiii. iod Thirty Seven Asres of prime toe»4ow aod Pasture LAND, situate in the pa y Irish pf Ciiirk, in the Connty of Denbh" now id THE occtrp*iio« of Mr. EDWARD DAVIBS. The Mill WM lately Jinished on an Mnproveir plan, and casij^tt, of .an Overshot Cast ■ Iroo- W|<er JV:he€l, «f large dimensions, fotwr pair of "tones, (two pair being French), with a Smut .Mabil\e, nre..io.Maebje,¡f:teyatorø,aod all Olber RE9AISIFE, andAflpropriate Machinery chief. has a most abundant, and never-ceas- lot supply of Waterfrom rhe riVe^CeirMs:, and lies in B very populous neighbourhood, within fivl miles from Oiwettry, ten from Wrexham, beøiy ooefróm Chester, and twenrytwofrom ShForft|Unher mfortnatfoW apply '•* the office of uii., WLI;I.LAMS aod EVANS, Solicitors^ Den- lSgb, or at that 6f Mr. J. C. WICLIAMS, in Chirk.V ■ „ Hope ASSURANCE COMPANY J.I\IDGATE-HILf.J,'LÓ,NÜÔN.' Westmoreland Street* Dublin. L* FIRE {jffice* CAPITAL ONE MILLION. I A SSURANCES against LOSS or DAMAGE -j,v fillB, effected upon every Description Of Property, ,he.p"«ted Kingdom, npon Term# as b«neftcial 10 Atsured asiboseof mnn n<K«f > Losses are u«if«m«y 'P»W tf»i, Company with tbe utm°*1 spirit of Liberality and Promp- U Notice is hereby gi»en, that Receipts for the ilet)e waI(if Policies, which expire at Christ- mas are tiow ready for delivery, at the above- mentioned Ofice,'a"d w,tjj ,h,e 'W;c«ivrA«i?ott of S cofliV^J' throoghoot tRe Ura.ed King. d°rj*iiiclct<pt te**™ wh,ch «P!lre *« the ab ve rwipds, should be renewed within Fifteen %s thereafter, or they become void. iifeofFICE^CASLOKE^ILLION A84«A«CES CYCLED upon Lives a»d ot» Spr. •ivoftiHip.—Annuities Pur~ chased—EttnowMGMTS forXhildren. &C> «c. Ttitr-pfol)rieloFs of this Office have u"(tertikeh 4'1 responsibility, Bod hue slipulawd for a 'ant of Ooe Million Sterltog, as an ømpl Se lari(y for all their Engagemc-ots. The' prof arising out of this Branch of Bu. -nest, after a moderate deduction for guarantee al-d Expense of Management, is divided amongst. 'he Assuredi in proportion to 'he sudis respec lively asgured "pon whih principlti, oumeroUs are the instanres of Ten, Twenty, and Thirty, pI" in addition to the amount of Life Policies, T>aid t and cases tiave occurred (when »H< fal 'ih of Life has beenconsiderabfy prolons^ ) *$- Jl^re the payment has been more than double V vfu»» assured. Entry Manev, Adaiis.stoo Fee, or olber 5 Charge. 5 Cliatge. WILLIAM BURY. Secretary; t following A gen ri» are appointed by this .n',any, of whom Proposals may be had gta i » every information abtaioed. J Hice Jones, Abcrystwilh. f i Thomas Huxley} Chester, ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BEAUMARIS. An Assembly, To be held at the above Rooms, on Wednesday, the 3lst Instant. :i. STEWARDS. R. B. Williams, Esq, t F. P. Burton, Esq. VV. W. Sparrow, Esq. ¡,J. L; Hiimptdii, Admission Tickets to be hadatMil1 Youog's, Circulating Library, Beaumaris. To Planters and Others. TREES,PLA NTS, S E E DS,&c. AT CHESTER. FRANCIS AND JAM^S DICKSON, ICK NURSERV AND SEEDSMEN, BEG to inform their numerous cuntonniert, the Nobility and Geotry in North V^ales, tliat they have oow io their Nursery Grounds. B^chepool and Hoole, near Chester, a Very ex- tensive Stpck of Forest Trees, Fruit Trees, trained and mtrained, ShrObs, Evergreens.&c.&c. which, upon trial or inspection, will be found of refy superior qt»lity and being themselves the growers of all sorts' of Seedlings,on a very extended ,9, alc, they art enabled to furnish the 6es< ajrticles, at the lowest rates. Those who intend to plant, and may order largely, will be supplied on very advantageous terms & J. D. are now compJeting for the eou. ing,season, sheir Stockof AgricuIturnl, Garden, Fidwer, atid other:geed which have been se- lected from the moit eminent «roicer«, are all warranted, and "ill he sold at the lowest prices. „ supply of Gorse and fironm Seeds,-for Cover. Hack Wheat, &e. just arrived. For the acconimodaiion pf theirctjstomers in North.-WAles^F'. & J D. undertake to deli. ver all pickages free, at Conway, Bangur,Car> Oorvon, ali,) Beatimarii, and all Putli ruuod ;he liland. ■ for by the acre. f< MAY BE HAD AT th WOOLLEN AND MNEN-DUAPER, Girder, & Tallow-chandler^ HANGOR, The 1 T It Y A X D Pit 6 V K IT. HOPKF,EPE,RS and 'oihori wishing for S real good Article, are recommentted to apply at the above Concern, wherii is now on Sale, b,v single dozens, or larger qti a'riiiiieg, STA;TH A.M^S; .A t. jtEAL •Tapan Blacking, At the same VYholestle l,ices is% at the Manu- factory, whereby all the e^ps oce of package and' carriage is saved. f L AM fiiose wfi(> wish to wear teal jet hlaftk polished ShOt,, or Boot*, t, Ot)iy Unmake a trial here, and it is ahsulutely it).Ie-:they should be disappointed. f one bntifes, a ts 6:J- 103—and 61 each, and the Paste, in. Pots, at 6d (.•.aid Is each. r tR.,M. GRIFFITH teappMotedsote AGENt fi|r N^rlli fur the sale of the altovt; Ar.'i- of that iog*itiivatile ar;icl(;, STATU AM oarid Co. SUPEH'tOR-J APAN; INK, at 00IV 64 | %t«le. I -fxAbSO BY Tili. frOLYOWIN,G A(IB\TS, J<ihn Williatns^ Thoma- and Ro- t v bert Roberts, Buno-or. j, Mr. Richard Lloyd, I3e^urtiariS; ,W. Owen, Carnarvon. Mr. \y. Owen, Llangefni. Johu J ones, Conway. ¡ ,¡( I To be Sold by JtthtGmllm m ih, Tom ,J r„, Sa, lurdny* ths 1 nlh v 0f January^ 18^4 liettrppn noo«, Subjict to luai conditions as shall he lk,n produced, unit.is disposed of in the mean time$ pnvate ctituruct, (of which due notice mil L fdeen), tn "the fmowing or inch other L'ottut shali be agrieu updn at the tibie of Sate. ■■'SI L'O T 1. rflHAT MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, AND jt tA'STDS s tuate lying ao/J he«nff in the pa* rtsh of LLANRUG, called TYDD VN RHYDD A I.LT, now jo the occupation of Eviia MorgaR., as Tenant at W ill. I.OT II. The lhre6 D WELLING-HOUSES and GAR. DENS, situate ia;Southern Penrallt, in the sub- urbs of the Town d* Carnarvon, now jn the occn- pation of William Owen, Thomai Rogers, a^d Evan RobertJ, as Tenants at Will, Kit HI.. A certain INCLOSURE, being a part of a Common, situate lying and being in the parish of Llaod luitiolen, palled WAENFAWR, contain mg ab it fifteen acres, oow in the occupation of Juuuj tViffiams, as Tenant at Will. C, I r.oT iv. 'hral small TOTS of COMMON, called RHC^bCH-V? ILIOG, in the parish of Maoddeni' ,he Ro«d leading te Carnarvon^ for bfiildin^ thereon, 111"1 MESSAGE, TEN-EMft-NT, and Parh of Llangrhtiolus, 511, m 'he occupation of W». Rowlands, as Tenant at Will. rhir,Jr Acrefc within a fiX SslT .I'* «*ctP-MI>e east, side 'i.tor%rw#-2,>er Sfeion,» <«»« w^iole of the VCr draWn 10 Lot, it being in the neighbourhood of Conner and Slate VVorks. A. Mill »ay be ^ected upoo"J River ih«t would answer well. u^f?pdT °TpriZed in Lot ,wo «»eod to the Mill Pool, and are in a good south aspect, and is a convenient situation for building Houses Lot three is well fenced and drained and pable of great^improvement at a small expeoce it adjoins a puhltc Road upon the side of which several cottages may be built, and let to ereaf advantage. 6 Cae Coch adjoins the public Road leadiiie from Llangefni to Trefdraeth, and contains a large body of Limestone of superior quaiit), a Kiln may be,lide adjoining the Road, and Lime sold to great advantage. For further particulars BPI)IY atl'dr.,Ev.rš Office, earnat»ouv -V. J lWONEY. TO be laid ont at lotereit and Landed Se- curity the following Sums, viz. from 6 to Esooo, c4,000, -el,500, £ 1.200, .£500, i £ 400, ^SOO. Atid several other small sums, for which, apply to Mr. E. EVANO, Solleitor, Car- p narvon, if by letter, post paid., BEACON FIRE INSUBAlfCE, COMPANY, No.8,CHATHAM PLACE, BLACKFRIARS, LONDON. DIRECTORS. ROBERT WARD, Esq. M. P. Chairman. jOffN VVRAlf1. Esq. Deputy Chairman. 1 Benj. Artiley, Esq. Henry J.fJouverie.Esq. Henry Hallam, Esq., *3. Uammersley, Esq. David L^ing,, Esq, L. B. Morris, Esq. Sir H.Parnell, Bt.M.P. W Sou they, Esq. Hon. W, R. Spencer, G.Trevor Spencer, Esq. jolin CLARK, Esq. Matnagihj Director. BANKERS. Messrs. &Co. 69, Pall Mall. y r above Company provide* against B every pecuniary loss that can result from the dreldfut caIainiiy of Fife. ijt —By an abatement of 25 per Cent. on the sale of Premiums, usually required,, for Insur- ances, not deemed Hazardous. 2d—Ey allowing persons welfeCt an^ Insurance for a sitted perit)d. 3(j—Hy payment of Rent during the Re-build- ing of the Premises. 4tB) guaranteeing. tc) Tradetmep and otnieri a temporary Weekly allowance, during the same V pcriudtr And 5th-r By the payment of 5 per Cent on the a'motint instirid, vr ithfn one week aftef the fire has taken plaee. „ Every iuformalioo, with prospectn*es, may be y p at heiom "ce as above, or to Mr. R, M. Griffith, Bangor. Mr. W. Owen, Carnarvon. 'b.

The following is given as a correct statement ot lhe prices of provisions now selling in Barn- Staple market, Devon — Prime beef, 3d per lb"; mulion, 2d and 2^d per lb; the best cod tiih and whitings, I II per lb j herrings, 2s per hundred potatoes, 4d per bushet apples, 8d per bushel good cider, 10s per barrel | fowls from Is 6d to 2s per couple. V BON- MOT.-A gentfem. n. of this tow. a few day* since waf complaioing to a friend of the perplexing formula, in the shape of schedules, &c. connected with the asses?ed?,taxes U I pro- test," said he, •* they absolutely darken my on- derstanding 1" iP. I "doubt it not," replied his friend, 11 totit you should dot forget how they j lightfn (Ut pocket." At Shre wsbury fair, on Tuesday and Wednes- day',fewer prime beast were exhibited than ever reioembered. ThwsHpptyoffat sheep was also small, and few buyers they fetched 3d. per !t> oT siores there was but a smsll supply. Fat I)Ply' it cattle 4å-.d. to 5d. per 'lb.; and siores sold ra- thef better than last fair. Fat pigs reached 4d. per f) < and stores were somewhat better thap fare prices. There was but a moderate quantity Qf butter and cheese butter in tumps S £ d. to 9d. per lb tubs 9i,1. to 91'1. per lb.; skim cheese 30s, to 3Ss. per cwt.; middling quality 40s. to 48s, best 59s. to 58,. Bacon 6J lo 7d. Hams 7tf. per lb. v Mr. Jukes attended at St. Thomas's Hospital, oo Wednesday evening, with his elastic gum tube, and double lube stock cock syringe. At the concliisiop of ihe-lefifure be presented himself to, the class, and having drank a small quantity of •he extract of licorice with four tumblers of water, he introtluced the tube into his stomach M c. Scott ^»ppti«d one of the stopcocks of the ■yringe to the tube, and immediately pumped out the whole of;4he liquid t.akeo into the stomach. bus" (h'e et'jje^imeut completely succeeded to the grr*! sajlsf^clion of Sir Aatley Cooper and 'he feentTeipe^present.- Ashtoi^lj^s accepted Halton't challenge, to run any time' (witli one month's notice) 2 inHes, or morp, over,Knw(sford race course, in £ Heihl^f for one hundred pounds.asUJe.. Provided tbfs be not accepteti, he will meet him at Don^toer iany tiine after the 1st day of April, 1824 (fivt Week* notice being given), and run, him. two laps (i. e. twice round the course) for the above sum. The acceptance of one of the above proposition^ he says, wiil perhaps dectare to the sporting world who is a coward, or which it the best man; POPULAR RKAIONIKG UPON MR MARTINS' ACT. Mrs Margaret Moody, an Irish basket woman, applied for a warrant against her boiband. She, had a pair of black eyes, and was severely bruised ia Several parts of her body, by Hie beating'she had received.. She said to the Magistrate, on approaching hira, Plase your Honour, Sir, 1 wants a warrant for my husband, for bating and murderiug me as you. see here," lifting up her dress.&Ma., gistrtitd-Ir ro Y, I am not a doctor, and don't want to see your woonds; only reo lltl,6 your murder.—Mrs. Moody—-Your Wor- ship, t was last night having- my supper, and sup, you know, when Mr. Moody flew into a violent panion^ and murdered me asypa see Larr;^ Haskmn,^ the watthinao, came in but when be w. Mr, Moody and myself, surely he woiild not meddle with us, so I wauls to be parted from Mr. Moody, if you plase.-Mai cannot part a snan and his wife you had better go home, and Mr. Moody will be kinder to you. Mrs. Moody — Your flouour^irviiitt 1 am his lawful wife, and works hardfor a bit of bread;, and you don't give me law, when 11 toutd him I would, have tbfi law of hiuj. Magistrate—You drink too much gin, believe. Nirs. Moo,&y- Your HoUojur, Sir, If, you went for fish to Billingsgate^ you would want a sup after car- rying your toad it is very slrange, and hard too,that a woman cannot get as good law as a horse you lined a -ttian for batiug his own horse, fé'F:I'liear,iJ inthe paper. Magistrate —I haVe do po'wetc to Ijiie a man for beating bis wife go home and humour him he will not beat you again. Mrs. Moody—Oh, honey the blackguard will; a horse can get law, but a Woman cannot.— Mrs. Moody then lcfl the office.

T." LIVERPOOL CO i N" EXCHANGE,, TUHSD Y, O .e oClorlf. C«r» ^Excian'^f was De,,zlet-s, tvho 't' I, hl .a It P;ics fully equal -to {ii6"> of Saturday Otethg to-ihs vera adoahi »4 .price* requir^iUn; the. A<- 'ders of the al¡,)I,t des'kiptM>n. ojT t*'hea^there teas lIeiS dune spr.tul'itiin'' iVeio.Iriik tVha ii not much inquired f i)i'. "■ tl'ii'ts'"tber t in good '(Um/tnd, and fully support their: prices, in other arXicks there teas little done. Wheat, !>rr H)lbs^ ft. d. s English Old 9 0 a 9 9 I New 9 0 a 9 6 Oats .j. 8 ft a 3 4" V garley 8 9 a 4 0 Flour, per 240/6. s, d. s. d. English fine 38 0 a 4S 0 Irish 36 0 a 4 j () Amer, in bond per t.9Qlbs 28 0 a 32 0