The Welshman

GLAMORGANSHIRE. I Nlr-RTIIY R.-Tr-,inqttility is perfectly restored but the privation of the poor is severe. The ponds for supplying the different works with water, were almost dry before the rain on Saturday and the beginning of this week, and tratiy forgemen, &t\, were half idle., or labouring in consequence. Fortunately they will have plenty of this clement for the next half-year, unless a long continued frost shall intervene. It is reported that a man died at Penydarran, the beginning of this week, after only 21 hours illness' of cholera. The Iron arks continue to be carried on with much force; but no improvement has taken place in wires. American pork is sold here as elsewhere for 4d. a pound. It suits underground men better than firemen, the latter want fresh meat. FREEMASONRY—Last Tuesday a large party, con- sisting of some of the first gentlemen and freemasons in Swansea, sat down to an excellent dinner in honour of the Worshipful Master, Charles H. Smith, Esq., at Brother Saver's Hotel, the Busli. Conviviality reigned throughout the entertainment, and" the feast of reason, the flow of sotil," and Freemasonry fellowship rendered it most agreeable. Every case that came on at the last Quarter Sessions was reported in our last number, excepting only that of Patrick O'Brien aged 22, a private soldier, charted with having stolen two linen towels, the property of Sir John Guest, Bart., who was discharged by proclamation. This terminated the business of the Sessions, Mr. Close, of X eath A bbey, planted in his garden last spring, three potatoes of the yellow sort, and last Friday he dug the produce of the same, which amounted to the uncommon Itumhcr of 17.). lie at the same time planted one other I)otatoo, called Prince do Rouen," weighing 2A ounces, the produce of which weighed 62 ounces, or 31bs. H ounces. FEMALE IMPOSTOH. At the Upton Petty Ses- sions on Thursday week, Hannah Jones, a Welsh woman, was committed to our county giol, for a month's hard labour, for obtaining relief from the officers of the Upton Union under fdlse pretences. She was found Ifing on the road at Severn Stoke, apparently in a dying State, and was conveyed to the Workhouse at Upton, where she feigned illness so cleverly as to impose upon the matron and surgeon of that establishment. She represented her connexions to be farmers in the neighbourhood of Swansea, and that she was returning from London, where she had been with the expectation of meeting her husband, the mate of a vessel lying there, but whom she found, on her arrival, to be dead. She declared that she had not tasted food for several days, and Was near her time of confinement; and, from her earnest entreaties that no "common people" should at- tend her. and her apparently deplorable condition, the matron kindly sat up with her two successive nights. Her pretended friends in Wales were written to, when it was discovered that her whole story was a gross fabri- cation, and that she was not in distress, nor really ill, nor enceinte either. On the morning of the very day on which she was picked up at Seven Stoke, she had left the Tewkesbury Union Workhouse, where she obtained ad- mission by falling down in the road near that town, and pretending to be in the agonies of death. She had been kept and humanely treated there for many days, and was at length discharged at her own request.— Worcestershire Chronicle.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. B I RTll S. On Wednesday last, the lady of the Rev. T. K. W. Karris, Rector of St. Thomas, Haverfordwest, of a son. On tlie lf)th inst,, at Eglwysynyd, Margain, Mrs. Wil- liam Powell, of a son and heir. MARRIAGES. On Sunday last, at St. Ishmael's, by the Rev. T. B. Gwyn, Mr. Francis Evans, to Miss Eliza Adams, both of this town. On the 20th inst., at Pencarreg, by the Rev. T. Jones, Mr. D. Williams, Newcourt, to Miss Sarah Rees, young- est daughter of Mr. Rees ltces, Cilgell. I On the 20th inst., Mr. Jeseph Madocks, of Haverford- west, Grocer, to Miss Morgan, of Herbrandstone, in the COllntyof Pembroke. On the 22d inst., at St. Mary's Church, Haverfordwest, Mr. Daniel Lloyd, Coach-builder, to Miss Eliza Wedg- berrow, of Quay-street, Haverfordwest. On the 27th ult., at Swansea, Mr. Isaac Harries, Dra- per, to Miss Jane Harris, Milliner, Castle-street, Swansea, lifter a courtship of about twenty years. On the same day, John Roley Tripp, Esq., Solicitor, to Miss Elizabeth Tedbal, daughter of thc late Capt. Thomas Jenkins, ot Swansea. On Tuesday ],st, at Merthyr Church, Mr. John Davies, to Mary, second daughter of the late Mr. John Richards, of the Clown Inn, Merthyr. DEATHS. On the 15th inst., at Lampeter, aged 21., Joshua Evans Will iams, Esq, who only survived his wife one month. On the 22d inst., the Rev. Nun Morgan Harry, Pastor of the Congregational Church, in New Broad-street, Lon- don. Mr. Harry was a native of Pembrokeshire, and well known as a pious, gifted, and laborious Christian minister. On the 18th inst., at Vaynor Cottage, Pembrokeshire, Mrs. Phillips, sister of the late James Lewis, Esq., of Gwndu, aged 82. On the 20th inst., agocl 10 months, Edward Rice Jones, son ot Mr. EbeiJeztr Jones, Chemist and Drugght, Aberystwith. On the 25th lust., at Swansea, the infant daughter of Capt. Wetidrington, of the 73d Regiment of Foot. On the 2Gth itist., at Swansea, Mr. James Lobbett, Draper, On Tuesday week, Wiiliam Parrv, Esq., of Tretower sourt. Ile-rode out to his farm in !1;.e moving, in com- pauy with the Rev. Mr. ifopkiiis, lii, enjoy- ing his usual health, when he suddenly felt himself very unwell, and immediately returned home; lie walked into the parlour, and asked for a drop of water; but, before anything could be brought to him, lie felt back on the chair, and expired instantly. Lately, agrd 108, at Rumney Iron-works, Mrs. Joyce Jones, regretted by all who knew her. She was the mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, and great- great-grandmotljer, of 105 children. Her youngest son is living, and is 73 years old. She lived 80 years in Dowlais, the six last years with her f,raml-daughter, M rs. Watkin Morris, Castle Inn, Rumney. This extra- ordinary woman lived in four Kings' and one queen's reign. She possessed her faculties and an extraordinary memory to the last, and IIsed to amuse and instruct the juvenile branches of her family with the then chronicled history of the American outbreak, the French Revolution, the glories and deeds of Wolfe, Washington, Bonaparte, Nelson, and Wellington. She is interred at Zior, Chapel, Merthyr. Grace Darling, the heroine of the Longstone lighthouse, we lament to say, died on Thursday last, at Bamburgh, at the early age of 25. Her memory will long survive in the hearts of her countrymen.

tõ;; 'I T P T f .iI .a .!I 'I ti. iiI.¡ 4.. iI.¡.s'" \i" '-1, CARMARTHEN-.—Arrived x'.w Princess R n al, l?StSS Lewi, from Quebec, 29 days'passa?e.with !!?S3S8jB fir timber, deals, staves, ali,l 1',)r Messr. ILlilipl), and Lewis: Draper, Richards from London: Phcenix (s.), Jackson, from Bristok?itt) sun- dries: Towy, Daniel: Sedulous Griffiths, from Llanelly, with coals; John and Mary, Itichards, from Barnstaple, with fruit. Sailed, the Phcenix (s.), Jac kson, for Bristol: Mary, Cr.dwallader, for Cardiff, with sundries. MILFORD.—Arrived, the Cubana, Silverson, from Swansea, for Cuba: Jupiter, Davies, from Cardiff, for Waterford: Breeze, Coniiel. John and Mary, Mahony, for Dungarvan: Susan Jane, Rushford, for Wexford: Sapphire, Wright, for Bannow, from Llanelly: Agile, English, for Wexford Ann, Hayes Spankavvay, O'Neil, for Dungarvan Nancy, Welch, for Acklow Sea Gull, Cozens, for Wexford, from Swansea: Fauster, Long, from Cardiff, for Kinsale: Mary M'Lean, Wall, from Cardiff: Patience, Wilcox, from Neath, for Waterford: Anne, Edwards, from London, for Barmouth: Susan, Yates, from Newport: Elfrida, Allanby, from Liverpool, for Cork: Richard, Ainswotth, from Swansea, for Ollndalk Eagle, White: Juno, Reed, from Cardiff, for Liverpool: Lord Melbourne, Robertson, from Newport, for Newry: Neptune, Thompson, from Workington, for Sligo: Virtue, Hughes, from Gloucester, for Cork: Malcolm, Edwards, for Waterford: Mary, Jones, for Aberystwith: Maria Ann, Jones, for Dublin, from Neath: New Diligence, Jones, from Newport, for Waterford: Omnibus, Jones, from Por Talbot, for Galway: Liverpool, Spence, from Quebec, for Milford: Erin, Evans, from Swansea, for Waterford: David, Williams, from Carmarthen, for Glasgow: Economy, Roberts, from Cardiff, for Liver- pool: Margam Packet, Rocli, from Llanelly, for Cork: Dove, Dodd, from Cardiff, for New Ross: Jabez, Baxter, from Tralee, for Lancaster: Caroline, Roberts, from Brid^ewater, for Dublin: Astrea, Adams, for Acklow: Chieftain, Dunn, for Liverpool, from Quebec: Sir Charles Napier, Griffin, from St. Andrews, for Liverpool Star (s.), Rees, from Bristol, for Milford. NEATit.-Cleai-ed out, the Taff Vale, Williams, for Sligo: Mary, Morris, for Waterford: Ocean, Hopkins, for Liverpool Henry, Stephens, for Hayle; Maria, Terry: Isabella, Hart: Eliza, Phillips: Hannah, Smith M'Carty Jane, M'Carthy: Fox, Berriman, for Cork: Magnet, Bevan: Daddon, Berriman, for Youghal: Elizabeth, Squire Charles Tucker. Tucker, for Swan- sea: Neptune, Bule, for Exeter: Tryphena, Harding, for Portreath: Elizabeth, May, for Falmouth: Ann, Long, for Bristol: Busy, Jones, for Bridgewater Bide- ford, Frazer, for Penzance. BRISTOL.—Coasters outward, the John, Jones, for Gal- way Bee, Howell, for Belfast: Times, Morris, for Swansea: Don Juan, Ottare, for Dundalk Mary, Row- land, for Drogheda Bridget, Williams, for Swansea: Cambria Packet, Harries, for Milford.

I. lID U }!fS/?eF,)CER r ?.i HOUSE a/? SHOP ? the CTPOC?r BUSINESS, ELIGIBLY SITUATED IN THE TOW" OF CARMARTHEN, NOW doing a good and increasing Business, with other material advantages, which would he ex- plained. The most satisfactory reason would be given for the present proprietor leaving. The above would be a favourable opportunity for a uerson in any other business who wished to remove to eligible Premises, as it is well adapted for any respectbJe Business. Applicai,")tl to be made, or Letters (pre-paid) ad- dressed, to W". K Kearsley, 8, Waterloo Terrace. MONBY. WANTED £ 500, on good Mni-lgnsj.: S.acy»I*J' on W Lands, in the County of Cardigan. For further particulars, apply to Mr. B. Evans, So! citor, Newcastle Emlyn. All Letters must be pre-paid. MONEY. WANTED TO BORROW, on LEASEHOLD ff PROPERTY, the dear profit of which is up- wards of £50 per annum, the Sum of, £ 200, a Policy of Insurance will also be given, if required. For particulars, apply to Mr. William Gardnor, Soli- citor, Queen-street, Carmarthen. N.B. All Letters to be pre-paid. To the Electors of the Eastern Ward. GENTLEMEN, ON TUESDAY, the 1st of NOVEMBER, you will be called upon to elect Councilmen for the Eastern Ward; I respectfully offer myself as a Candidate to fill one of the vacancies. Should you tlaink me a proper person for the Office, I shall be thankful for your votes on that day. I am, Gentlemen, Your humble Servant. CHARLES BRtGSTOCKE. St. Peter-street, Oct. 22d, 1812. COUNTY OF THE BOROUGH OF CARMARTHEN To the Electors of the Eastern Ward. GENTr, ["MEN, HAVING been requested by several respectable L?L Electors of this Ward to offer myself as a Can- didate for the honour of representing you in the Town- Council, I now solicit the favour of your support. I do not propose making a personal canvass, think- ing that you will consider it unnecessary but should you think proper to elect me, I shall on all occasions do the best in my power to promote the interests of the Town. I remain, Gentlemen, Very respectfully, Your obedient Servant, EDYV. B. WARREN. King-street, Carmarthen,) Oct. 26, 184-2. To the electors of the Eastern Ward. GENTLEMEN, HAVING been solicited by several respectable and f-L innuentiat friends to offer myself as a Candidate to fill one of the vacancies, which will occur in the Council for this Borough, in the Eastern Ward, 1 beg the favour of your support; and should I be so happy as to meet your approval, I trust you will have no rea- son to regret your selection. The Election will take place on Tuesday next, the First of November, at Nine o'clock in the morning. My polling-papers will be filled up at the Talbot Inn, Guildhall Square. I remain, Gentlemen, Yours very respectfully, SAMUEL TARDREW. Carmarthen, Oct. 20th, 1812. To the Editor of the Welshman. SrR, N vour pa-per of the 21st instant, I observe that there is a Bench Warrant issued against me for an assault against one JOSEPH JONES, I have to request the Public to suspend their judgment on this matter till the next Quarter Sessions, when they will have an opportunity to hear both sides of the question. I am, Sir, Your obedient Servant, TIMOTHY THOMAS, Jun. Newcastle Emlyn, Oct. 27th, 1812, CARDIGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Monachdy Arms Inn, In the Town of Aberayron, on Wednesday, the 2d da of November next, between the hours of two and ¡ four o'clock in the afternoon, THAT fast-sailing Smack, the BRITON, of New-  quay, three years o?), registered 35 Tens,new measure, with all her Sails, Spars, Kig?ings, &c., and all other materials fit for sea. Whoever has any claims on the said Smack must lodge the..same at Nantygwrdy, with J. Jones, seven days previous to the Sale, in order to investigate their rights, otherwise they will be disatlowed. Nantygwrdy, October 11th, 1812. Valuable FARMS to be Let. TO BE I.J.;T, AND ENTERED UPON AT MICHAELMAS NEXT, rpiIE nnder-mentioned Valuable Farms: —PEN- JL COED FAR". in the Parish of Talley, at the yearly rent of jC70; also LLYGADYRYCH, fn the Parish of lilansawel, at the yearly rent of £ 50; and TANYCOEI) FAR.V1, in the same Parish, at the yearly rent of £ 50. # The rents of th"1Ie Farms are very low and the Land is in excellent condition. II Application to be made to W. H. Frampton, Esq., South Square, Gray's Inn, London. CARMARTHENSHIRE & CARDIGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Order of the Trustees for Sale of the J'roperty, The Rhydyiaarchog & Pantcoy Estates, THE formRr s ituate in the Parish of Newchurch, in ?T the County of Carmarthen, and the latter situate ill the Parish of Si)ian, {? the County of Cardigan. A. R. p. tTlie Rhydym.irchog Estate computes 105 2 3 And the Pantcoy Estates comprises 2S3 2 6 For particulars, apply (if by letter, pre paid) to th Trustees,-William Morris, Esq., B inker, Carmarthen, j and Mr. Geo. Bagnall, Carmuthen; or to John Bey- non, Esq., Adpar Hill, Newcastle-Emlyn and for a | view of the respective Estates, apply to the Tenants. j | PHSLip S?FFU? J8??S, S?T.? rr <■/ ( J!t> of ( J ,d' I) //f'?t'/??/< {iln:Il. IS ACCOUNT WITH { TIi;: CORPORATION' Ov CARMARTHEN. Fiom Sept. ht, ISH, to Sept. 1st, 1S12. CR. 1811. To balance due Treasurer on last £ s. d. Sept. 4th stated account 12-j 6 to To cash paid John Lewis and Aug. 27th, John Thomas, as Turncocks, 1S12. 1), IS weeks at 9s., & John Lewis, looking after reservoir, &e.,31 weeks at IOs. 25 2 0 Do. Paid the police ten weeks at £ 4 IBs" and 42 weeks atC3 9s. 191 8 0 Sept. 11th Paid John Davies, hall-keeper, cleaning windows, &c., in Town-hall 0 7 6 Paid gaol allowance at different times to poor debtors 12 10 0 Oct. 2d. Paid David Morris, Esq., M.P., hal.year's interest on Mort- gage, due 29th September last 46 5 8 6th. Paid Smith for repairing fire- plugs 1 2 6 Paid T. Lewis, smith, balance of his bill for cleaning water- pipes 5 IS 6 Paid David Jones, tailor, for po- lice trowsers, &e. 5 13 0 Paid Thomas Jones, mason, on account of masonry round fire- plugs 2 0 0 Paid Pool's rate for slaughter- house made. March 3 1 0 Paid Poor's rate for do. made July 3 1 0 Paid Paving and Lighting rate for do., for 1842 3 1 0 Paid Mr. Lewis Morris, I year's salary as Town Clerk, due April, ISH. 20 0 0 Paid Mr, J. P. Watkins, bis bill for holding inquests to Feb. Quarter Sessions, ISII 8 3 6 Paid Thomas Lewis Mason, for sundry repairs at slaughter- house, and meat market 4 18 5i Paid Mr. J. P. Davies, his bill for printing 32 16 3 Paid David Lewis, on account of excavating the banks in the rÍ\r IS 10 0 Paid David Peter, smith, for re- paii-itig the lock of liall-door 0 4 8 Paid Dd. Rees, for clearing rub- bish from the river, near the bridge 2 5 0 Paid Benjamin Williams, for taking up water-pipes 2 7 0 Paid David Williams, mason, for erecting wall, and removing slip cast side quay. 29 12 7 7th. Paid John Thomas, smith, clean- ing and setting water pipes 2 1G 0 Nov. 4th. Paid John Evans, balance of his account for raising and laying water pipes. 12 14 6 Gtll. Paid Stephen Williams, for carriage of stones for rebuild- ing- the quay 6 13 6 Paid Hees Jones, for sundry iron work to the quay 6 9 7 Paid Thomas Lewis, mason, on account of Us bill for setting up the cratir,, &e. 11 14 1 13th. Paid for boots for police. 4 11 10 15th. Paid five special constables for attending at the November fair 0 17 6 22d. Paid the Reverend David Peters Davies, half-year's rent re- ceived of Miss Harvey, due Michaelmas, 1811, for house in 'I Lower Market-street 18 0 0 23d. Paid do. half-year's rent re- ceived of J. D. Williams, due Lady-day, 1811 17 10 0 2ith. Paid Mr. Spurrell half-year's rent due Michaelmas, for Closemawr 5 5 0 Dec. :.It!J. raid extra constable 0 1 8 aid hall-keeper for fireVn the Lll from October 12th, to Nov., •30th Ill 27th. Pai(i rc-)ali-in, conduit piHars ? ? ? Paid ditto., i?lter-, and raising pitching- •  0 6 8 -3 1 6 10 2Stli. Pill I siiiitil for Jay itig ?i,?iter 291h. Paid making drains rom.J reser-1 ■> 10 voir • Paid for excavating ground to 1812. iaywater-pipes 01?' Jan. Iltli. P,i i I t ()1 es for .Ikt 2? 0 Paid mason for sundry repairs at the slaughter-house 1 13 G 12th. Paid for making and fixing conduit in Bridge-street 0 12 9 Paid Burnhill for maintenance of prisoners in county gaol 116 I 14th. Paid David Morris for mainten- ance of prisoners in borough goal, up to Nov. 29, 1811 12 11 81 Paid Mr. J. L. Brigstocke, for princing. 110 Paid for advertising Quarter Sc-sions in the Welshman news- paper 3 9 i 15th. Paid witnesses on complaint against Henry Thomas, for furious driving 0 15 6 Paid for repairing wheelbarrows 0 2 0 22d. Paid for repairing roof of wool room 15 0 22d. Paid extra police for four nights 0 8 0 24th. Paid the liev. D. P. Davies, half- year's rent, received of Mr. John David Williams, due Mi- chaclmas, 2SH 17 10 0 2Sth. Paid freight of police clothing.. 0 (j 0 29th. Paid Mr. J. P. Watkins, coroner, as per order of May Quarter Sessions, 1841 11 P 6 Paid ditto, as per order of July Quarter Sessions, 1811 6 I S 6 Paid John Thomas, printer, his bill for printing lists, &c., Dec. 1810, to January 1842 25 2 r, Paid poor rates for slaughter house, tlue 8th October, 1841 3 10 Paid David Williams, mason, for erecting a conduit near Conduit <) lane 2 5 0 Paid do., for making a culvert at .tlie reservoir 2 2 6 Paid Edward Edwards for making trap-door frame and plugs, in March and September, 18H 3 1 0 Paid Edwards for making models for dressing stones for the crane 10 0 Paid William Evans, printer, for advertising in the Carmarthen Journal, to November 26, 1811 12 8 6 Paid Air. William Phillips, the amount of money advanced by him for repairing the Quay 65 15 4 Paid tor freight of Crane 8 11 0 Paid mason for erecting pillars at North Parade, labour and materials included •• II ] 1 4 Paid for laying down water-pipes on Parade. 17 19 10 Feb. /< Paid Mr. Charles Jones, of Blyne, for stones for Crane -.117 3 3 5th. Paid John Davies, Mwclie, for stones for repairing the Quay, in 1840 and 1841 •. 12 15 0 9th. Paid lighting fires in Council Chamber I C) 0 Paid cleaning chimney of Council Chamber. 0 3 0 10th. Paid Datrid Jones, t.<i;or, measur- ing police for their clothing, and subsequently altering same 0 16 3 Paid lighting cross clock, half a 0 17 6 I I Ill. Paid for minute book for council 2 8 0 Paid for extra policeman 0 2 0 12th. Paid Mrs. Evans her bill for sta- tionary 3 14 0 March 8. Paid for assisting police in case of felony 0 2 6 22d. Paid Judge's Marshall, his charge on trial of prisoners at the 1 10 0 23d. Paid George J olles for gates, &c., for the sheriff's field 2 15 0 21,th. Paid for bricks for repairing Sta- tion House 0 4 6 Paid for bricks for the reservoir.. 0 6 9 April 2:1. Paid one quarter's poor rate for .slaughter house, due 29 Dec. 3 1 0 Paid for boots for police 3 6 2 Paid cost of prosecution in Regina on the prosecution of Downnian v. Phillips 9 2 3 23d. Paid John Pugh b.tlf fine en con- viction of Win. Evans, for keep- ing house open at late hours.. 0 10 0 2;;th. Paid Rev. D. P. Davies half-vear's rent received of Aliss Harvey, due Ladyday 11 18 0 0 27th. Paid John Rowlands for wndry repairs to the fire-engines, &c. 7 0 7 30th. Paid Russell Evans on account of outlay in cleaning river 5 0 0 May 7th. Paid repairing beam in market- house 0 4 6 Paid Wm. Moss, ironmonger, his bil! tor sundries 0 11 0 9th. Paid for pair of pistols for police.. 1 1 0 11th. Paid John Wyrnt for damage done to his ground by laying down water -pipes ■ 1 0 0 Paid John Davies for coals and lighting fires in Counc il Cham- ber, to 2'2<t April 1 7 0 II-th. Paid for repairing firs-plug and door 0 P, o 17th. Paid Bees Jones, smith, for sun- dry smith's work and repairs to fire-plugs. 1 I 3 Paid William Morris and part- ner's amount ot expense incur- red at Brown's fair 2 9 0 Paid William Williams, winding cross clock, from 25 March, 1841, to 25 March, 1S12, and cleansingdo. 3 15 0 Paid John Burnhill for mainten- ance of borough prisoners, Jan. 6 I 5 21, to April 7 6 15 Paid David Williams, mason, for sundry mason's work, as certi- fied by the Surveyor. 5 1G SJ 2eti. Paid Messrs. Ilibbert, on ac- j count of their bill, for police clothing. 50 0 0 j I Paid Mr. Jenkins, surgeon, tivo year's salary, due Sep. 20 0 0 21 st. P..i.i Ru-'si li Evan-, )\p:n) ing £ •. J. 1 IVnsarn road. 10 0 0 Paid Thomas Lewis, cleansing water-pipes. 3 2 3 27th. Paid David Morris, gaoler, on ac- count of his bill for mainten- nce of prisoners, and sundries for the gaol, from '29th Nov., 1841, to 3d May, 1842 10 10 0 June 4th. Paid for victuals for vagrants 0 3 0 Paid Mr. Spurrell half- years' rent for Closemawr, due Ladv-day last 5 0 11 tho Paid for shoes for prioners ill the House of Correction. 0 1.9 G Paid repairing lock, &c., for the Station House. 0 1 (j Paid for victuals for vagrants 0 7 6 Paid Serjeants at Mace, attending to receive the TalIs of fairs, I, ducting 2s. 3d. received 15 9 Paid Russell Evans, on account of cleaning the ri vfr 2 10 0 25th. Paid one quarter's poor rate for market and slaughter house, made 8th April 3 1 0 Paid paving and lighting rate for ditto, for the year 1841 4 11 6 Paid Wm. Baldwin, for repairs of water pipes, conduits, fire en- gines, &c. 21 9 0 July 1. Paid John Evans, repairs of Pen- sam road, as pr order of council 30 0 0 8th. Paid John Bowen for bis loss of time giving evidence against John Morgan, for larcenv 0 2 6 August 10. Paid John Lewis, for making new, and mending old scales at meat market 1 7 0 Paid Burnhill for maintenance of 1 prisoners from 2-Jd April to Au- gust 9th 15 19 I l ;th. Pitid for victuals for vagrants 0 2 0 Paid Serjeants at Mace, holding fairs in Priory-street, Julv 10th, ')f" 1842 OB 0 22tn. Paid the Rev. David Peter Da- vies, rent received of John Da- vid Williams 17 10 0 27th. Paid extra police two nights 0 4 0 Paid poor rate on water pipes 3 7 6 Paid balance for building quay 17 5 0 Paid reservoir keeper, 52 weeks, at 4s. 10 S 0 Paid Sword Bearer, one year's salary 10 0 0 Paid Trumpeter, five quarters' sa- lary 15 0 Paid for coal for station house 4 4 0 Paid Rev. D. A. Williamg, half year's salary 15 0 0 Paid hall-keeper one year's salary 5 0 0 Paid Mr. John Williams, one year's annuity 66 13 4 I Paid parade keeper, one year's 6 10 0 Paid recorder, ODe year's ditto SO 0 0 Paid road surveyor, half year's do. 5 0 0 Paid inspector of weights and mea- sures one year's salary 10 0 0 Paid the crier of the court of quar- ter sessions, one year's siiiary 10 0 0 Paid station house keeper, one year's ditto. 10 00 Paid town crier, one year's ditto.. 5 0 0 Paid serjeants at mace, one year's ditto 1013 4 Paid sexton, one year's ditto 2 12 0 Paid chaplain of borough gaol, one year's ditto. 10 0 0 Paid Mr. William Jones, one Year s iniuity 97 6 8 Paid gaoler, one year's salary 20 0 0 Paid treasurer, one year's salary 20 0 0 Paid for stamps and stationery 10 0 Paid interest on half-yearly UJ- lances 7 16 4 £ 1697 0 7 PER CONTRA CR. By cash of Thomas Lewis, Old Bear, three quarters' retit for tols at fairs. 39 5 0 By cash of William Elias, one yeai's rent for the cheese market •• 22 0 0 By cash of John Davies, three quarters' lent for wool room.. •• G 15 0 By cash of Miss Ilarvey, one year's rent for house in Upper Markct-street. 36 0 0 By cash of Mr. James Morse, three years' rent for coach-house near Parade, due 29t!i September, IS41 0 15 0 By cash of Mr. Evan Rees, one year's rent for two houses and pound in Lammas-street. 2 2 0 By cash of David Williams, Killevor, one year's rent for Sheriff's field, due Septem- ber 20th 5 0 0 By cash of Mr. John David Williams, ore ;in'l-a-half year's rent for house in Lower 52 10 0 By cash of JIessrs. Bagnall, one year's rent of roundhou.- and garden, due Lady Day, 1842 710 0 By cash of J,)Iir, ori f, year's rent for the corn market, due J-ady Day, 1S12 10 0 C By cash of Thos. Humphrey*, Water Bailiff, one vear's rent for quay L"IC, &c., due April 23d, 1S12 18 0 0 By cash of Mrs. Jones, Lamb, f),c, ycar ,4 rent, due 25th June 1;0 0 0 By cash, being two year's interest on New- castle Turnpike Talley, due 1837 10 0 0 By cash of William Morris, collector, balance of borough rate, ordered 16th February, 1811 231 13 21 By cash of William Morris, collector, on .ac- count of borough rat >, under order of Coun- I cil, dated 30th November, 1811 120 1 C j By cash of William Morris, atdifFerent nines, 1 balance of rent for the slaughter house and market, to 1st January, 1842 SS 0 0 By cash of do., on further account of rent of slaughter house and "larket 78 0 0 By cash of Evan Edwards, one year's rent for part of Horsemead 15 10 0 Bv cash of Ben. Evans one year's rent for Horsemead, duo 25th March, 1842 7 0 0 By cash of Mr. Alfred Thomas, one year's rent for Horsemead, due March 25th, and June 25th, 1S42 41 10 0 By cash received on account of rent of water pipes. 102 15 0 By cash o; illiam Morris, collector, balance of borough rate, ordered 30th November, isil 579 IS 10 By cash received for fines 16 11 (i 13y balance due to the Treasurcr 82 13 OA £ 1697 0 7 September 13th, 1842. The foregoing Account was this day audited (the several Vouchers and Orders having been produced and compared therewith) and found to be correct, and a balance of Eighty-two Pounds, Eighteen Shillings and Sixpence halipenny, due from the Corpora- tion to the Treasurer. E. B. JONES, 1 kL;DITCrS. ?-'?LL,}?-. Vt itness, W. G. THOMAS. A RESPECTABLE Youn Pers.? is anxious to Aoi)tain an fn?a?ment as NURSERY GOVER- ES or TECIIER in aSchooL She is competent to instruct in Music, and would make herself gcnera))y useiui. salary not so much an object as a coinlortabl; home. Satisfact orv references can be given. Address (pre-paid) to A. B., Post-Office, Swansea. To theN obility, Gentlemen, and Freeholders Or THE COI STT OF B»K!?SZ3ZS»2 £ Ii. MY LOKDS AND GENTLEMEN, A/I Y Father having on this day, at the Quarter itJL S, essions, resigned the Office of Coroner for the Lower Division of this County, may I be permitted to offer myself as a Candidate, and respectfully solicit your Voto and Interest, for which I shall fed deeply obliged and should I be so fortunate as to have the honour of being elected, will endeavour to the utmost of my abilities to fulfil the duties of that Office, and give every satisfaction in my power. I remain, My Lords and Gentlemen, Your obedient humble Servant, J. STOKES, Jun. CyfTern, Oct. ISth, 1S12. COAL??. 1"IIE Public are informed, that in conscience of the Reduction in freight, £ (• the price of Coals have been Reduced at the TIN MILLS COAL YARD, on the QUAY, One Shilling per Ton, the price being for Hest!nrseHf'r:sehoM Coal, 15}s- 5 1 1 Ii f Cash Car?-and Newport. ?Ds.; 1,-ss Is. oq for Casli. Second Size, dn. cl, I Gs. Is. BELIVKRED AT c- B E YARD. A large Steele is a'wat/s ■ Oil hand. W. If. STEPHENS, Agen'. Carmarthen Quay, Get. 12th, 1S12. [ TODD AND BLETCIILY, BUDD AKD DLETCllLY, Carriers by the Great Western Railway.2 MORNINGS AND EVENINGS, TO and from the ANGEL INN, FARUINGUON-STRFET, -L LONDON, and BLETCHLY'S WARI:HOLTSK, THo- MAS-STRKET, BRISTOL, froto whence goods are for- warded without delay to all parts of IRELAND and SOUTH WALES, as may be ordered. No E.itra Charge for Carting and Shipping at t,tc Please Order by BUDD and Co., froin the AXGEL INN, FARRINCIION-STUEET, LONDON. N.B. Goods Carted in from any part of the Cities by a line addresed to J. BLETCHI.Y, BRISTOL, or BUDD and Co., London. A II JJ-mpties rettn tied with care and free of Carriage.I Bristol, Sep. 19th, 184 SALES BY MR. G. (.CODE. CARMARTHENSHIRE. UNRESERVED SALE OF MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, China, Ci ts', Dinner and De*$ert Service*, < 'arriuae, Harnett, Han, &v. See., at tie VIDARASE HOUSS, LAUGHARM-E. MR. GEOR{;;E GOODE IlespectfuJJy begs to announce that he is favou ed with instructions To Sell by Auction, At the al,ore place, on 1( ednnday, the 2.id \orendjer. IS12. VLL the Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Ii.. with CHINA, GLASS, and other EFFECTS, the property ofCAi-T. PHASER, (who is leaving Walts') con- sisting of M-hogary Cottage. Dinine, aDd other Tables. Mahogany Bookcase, with Glass front, Mahoganv Chef- fioneer, Fancy Chairs, Kidderminster Carpets. Gilt Table Lamp, Mahogany framed Sofa. Femiers. and Fire Irons: Four-post and other Bedsteads, Mahoeanv and other Chests of Drawers, Swing Lookinc glasses, Mahoganv and other diessing-Tables. Wash-hand Stands, with prime Goose Featherbeds, Blankets, Counterpanes. &c. &c. Dinner and Dessert Services, with China. Glass, and Culinary Articles, all of which are nearly new. havinsr been purchased within the last nine months from the most res- pectable hcuses.in the trade. j'reC(Sel)/ at 1,- S ,[ d, A very neat ONE-HORSE PHÆTO: SET OF NEW HARNESS, a very superior MARE, steady in harness, a clever HACKNEY, and will carry a LaiÏ": a Rick of well- saved HAY, and a Quantity of POTATOES. TI'le t,, (it Kl'ce.n o, Clocl\ "Ie- Catalogues are now prepanne, and will be ready for delivery iu a few days, to be had at the House, and at Mr. Goode's Offices, near the Cross, Carmarthen. Croft Cottage, near Carmarthen, Oct. 24th. 1842, CARDIGANSHIRE. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. TO BE SOLD BY Al-CTIOX, At the BLACK LION INN. in the Town of LAMPETER, on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12th, 1812, at the hour I of twelve o'clock at rioc ri, (subject to SIICII con- ditions as shall be then and there produced,) By r&r„ Geo. Goods: LOT 1. ALL that Undivided Third Part or Share of, and in J-TL all that capital .Messuage, Tenement, Farm, and Lands, called GLANMARCH, Situate in the Parish of Llanddewybrefv, now in tli.. I tenue and occupation of Mr. Daniel Morgan; also one Undivided Third Part or Share of and in several COTTAGES and GARDENS, part of and aHj .ii.iny tlae said Farm of Glanmarch. called Cappei Bettws V'ill ige. LOT 11. All tllatcapital FAUll and LANDS, called ERWFALLEN, In the occupation of Daniel Morgan, at the veaily Rent of X32, sititatt- in the said Parish of Llaiiddeuy- brefy, and adjoining Lot 1. LOT III. All that capital Messuage, Tenement, Mil], atid Lands, called PELINPAV/R, In the occupation of John tlorgan, at tne yearly Rent adjoining Lots 1 and 2. LOT IV. All that capital Messuage, Farm, and Lands, called CAST 12 WuSj i; V A In the occupation of Evan Evans, at the yearly rent of CIS, situate in the said Parish of Llaiuidewybrety. This Lot adjoins Lut 1, and has a thriving Oak Plantation. LOT v. All that small and compact FARM and LANDS, called PENBEYSZKYG, In the occupaf ion of Daniel Evans, at the yearly rent (if XG, situate in the aid Parish of Llanddewybrefv. LOT VI. All that neat and compact FARM and LANDS, called BERWS, I i) the occupation of Evan Jenkins, at the yearly rent The different Lots are situate within a short dis- tance of each other, and of the Village of Llangeithio. and are Let at low Rents, and in the occupation of responsible, and punctual Tenants. T) ie Tenants will shew the )??s, and f"r further j I Particulars, and for inspection of Plans of the several Lots, apply to Messrs. Morris and Jones, Solicitors, Carmarthen, or to the Auctioneer. { armnrthen, Oct. 14th, 18i2. CAR M ARTII EN S II J lE. IMPORTANT SALE Of pure-bred Cw-tlemarlin S'ock of Dairy Cows Young Cattle, choice-bred Bulls, Eat Cattle, Sheep, powerful Cart horses, well-hat vested Crop of Mug and Corn, Green Crops, several very superior Hunters, Carriage Horses and Hacks, with Imple- ments of Husbandry, Machinery, Cart Harness, capital ('•<}■ Harmss, Saddles, Bridles1, fyc. iS c. AT KINGADDLE, O.NF, "Ill,E I'JONI LAUGITARNR-. ?fn. (; E {) n: EGO. a D E Is instructed by the Proprietor. (JOHN .MCYRICK, L-q who is leaving the Neighbourhood,) TO SELL 33-Z AUCTIOIi, V/ITLLOUT run LEAST Rr.SKItVr,, 6>1 MOM)AY, the 7th of SOJ"EJl BRR, 1312, AT THE ABOVE PLACE, rIMIE under-mentioned very va'uahte Stock of Dairy I. CoW, well-bred Bl1il, Young <'at(L, and F?t Stock, of the pore Castiemartin Breed; Hunters,  Harness, Horses. Co!ts,po?erfu) Draft Horses, Hacks, I'iffS the valuable Crop of Hay, Wheat, Bar- )eT,and Oats; the Green Crops of Turnips and Pota- toes: with ( arts, Harrows, Ploughs, Machinery, Sets of Shaft and Leading Harness, Gig, &c. &c. JIUSTERS, HARNESS HOUSES, HACKS, &c. A very superior GREY HORSE. G years old, perfectly sound, with splendid action, 16 hands high, calculated to make a good Hunter, or Tilbury Horse. A capital ROAN MARE. 4 wars old, with superior action, very quiet, and calculated to make a Ladies' Mare. A very handsome BROWN PONY, 6 years old, broke to carry a La ly. A very well-tired CHESNUT IIARr,, r) years oil. an excellent Hunter, very clever at her banks, aud a good Hack. A CHESNUT GELDING, four years old, a remark- ably good Hack, and sternly in harness. Also, several other superior Hacks, Brood Mares, and well-bred Colts, Afid Eitrht capital young Draft florses. The Herd of Dairy Cons, pure-bred Bulls, Fat CattJe. and Young Stock, all of the iiiire Black or Castleinartin hreed, comprise Fifteen Milrh Cows, in full profit, Four Fat Cows. Two well-brt-d Hulls, Two Oxen, Eight T»'o- vear old Steers and Heifers, Six Yearlinc ditto, andTwrlve Calves; Severity Fat Wethers, fit for the market; and Twelve Fat and Store Pigs. N. B.-One of the Bells is considered to he the best bred animal in the principality; he was exhibited as extra Stock at the Ruyal Agricultural Society, hehl at Bristol this, year, and was by the judpes highly com- mended. He also won the prize for the be>.t Buil. at the Annual Meeting of the Farmers' Club, held at Pe ir.broke, in Au-rust last. The CROP, all of which has hen well-harvested, a;(l is of the best quality, consists of three targe RUks of Hay, and a Butt of old ditto, three Ricks of *W't,eat. one r.f and four Stacks and two Kicks of Oats also a large quan- tity of Pntatoes, and J 1 Acres of Tn rni p. The IMPLKMENIS of HLSBANDIiY, which are all nearly tiew. find made on the most improved principles, comprise of four Scotch Carts complete, made by one o" the best implement-makers in X\alee, several Iron and Wood Ploughs, Iron and Wood Harrow*, Heavy and Liht Rol- lers, Turnip Drill, ChafTcutter, Winnowing Machine, Horse line on the newest principles, Turnip Slicer, with an exien- sive assortment of other Implements, much too numerous to particularize within the limits of an Advertisement, with DAIRY UTENSILS, HOLS HOLD FURNITU PE, and Lots of well-seasoned l imber. Also, a neat GIG and HARNESS, with n very large quantity of Cart and Plough Haruess, all quite new, and made of the best materials. Mr. GEO. GOODE, in soliciting theattention ofGentle- men. Farmers, and others, to this very important Sale, can with confidence recommend to their notice the highly-bred Stock, which, at a very considerable expense to the present owner, has been selected from the best herds in Pembroke- shire. He Ills,) solicits attention to the large assortment of Agricultural Implements, which are all nearly new, made on the most improved principle by the best makers, and sincerely hopes that the importance of the Siile will ensure :hat attention of his Agricultural Friends which at all time, :hat attention of his AL it has been his good fortune to commaud. The Sale to commence precisely at 11 in the Forenoon. Long Credit will begiveo on approved Security. The Auctioneer solicits an early attendance, as the whole must he Sold in One Day. ,-i-The LEASE, for the unexpired term of 18 years, of all that capital and well-situated Farm, called K I NG- ADDLE, containing about 200 Acres of very rich aud pro ductive Land, in the bet possible state of cultivation, is now for Sale, with immediate possession for terms apply to J Meyrick, Esq., Laugharne, or to the Auctioneer, at bis Offices, near the Cross, Carmarthen. Kingaddle, Octobei 25, 1842. j THE COUNTY OF PEMBROKE IN ACCOUNT WITH JAMES SUMMERS, ESQ., TREASURER. D It. £ s. d. Salaries. 0 3 j Record Oince 2 10 0 | County Gaol pi2 o !1}1 1 County Expenses 71 L> 1 j Convicts. 3") 4 0 Queen's Bench and Marshalsea Prisons 2 0 (J Lunatics. 74 10 S Bridges i:] 13 0 I Weights and Measures 13 8 2 | Constables (I Prosecutions 124 f) 0 Shirchcd 49 1 1 13a!ancc due. 1 ¡. H¡ G Bal.,ince clue 3 (j i { CR. £ s. d. Balance due to the Conrty on settlement of last Account. 578 3 Gi By Cash of Treasurer of Haverfordwest, pro- portion of expenses of Gaol and House of Correction, due 28th J une, 1842 So 13 4 Cash of the Lords of the Treasury. moiety (If expenses of prosecutions, and the whole for conveying Convicts, between 31st December and 1st Juiv, 1612, (less by 4s. t>d. Stamp for Bil!) ■■ J21 17 19 Cash of the Board of Guardians of the Pem broke, Narberth, Haverfordwest, and Cardigan Unions, expense for the maintenance of Pauper Luna ties c^n'ieed in the Lunatic Asvluiu, due 1th June, 18T2. W 17 G Cash of Inspectors of Weinh'c and Measures for Kligerran and Narberth.. 0 0 10 Crtsh Fines—Narbeith and Dungleddy.. 4 Jo (j Cash tor the subsistence in Prison of Charles Franks. James Woodcock. Jona- than Bostock, and Abraham V. ebb, ma- riners 200 Cash for the subsistence in Prison d' Jonathan Mills, a deserter from the llili Foot,]daH. 0 ft 6 Cash for the subsistence in Prison <•; Thomas E\ans, a deserter from the J?th Tiionias L% ans, a d,?,,erter 1'roitt tiie 5(jLi? Foot, 1,?) ci,vs. 0 6 I The above is an Abstract of the Receipt?, and Expenditure on account of the Conntv of Pembroke, as Audited and Examined at the Michaelmas Quarter Sessions, IS42, published pursuant to the General Order ot Quarter Sessions. ROBERT LA IG, Deputy Clerk of t';e Peace. Clerk oflhe Peace's Office. Haverfordwest. 27th October. 1842. ?? NO- LUADI\?. ltlitAT WCKlE HERR?S WH?RF? J AT PIL'PY-LE HERRIP..0 WHAF.FL For Mihord, Ilavcr.rJwe't, Pembroke, Newcastle. Cardigan, Lampeter, Liandiio, Llandovery, Carmar- then, Tenby, and Places adjacent, THE FAST-SAILING SCHOONER, EMERALD ISLE, THOMAS THOMAS, Master; And will positively sail on Saturday, the oth ol November next. For further particulars, apply to tfie Captain on bLar,1. or to Mr. T. T av lor W ebO, Wiue-Mei chant, ) Carmarthen. Carmarthen. Oct. 28th. 1S12. ? "? .?  ??   ,æC'# W <? *?-? ?? \'& -?" ?? ? ?, To Zi3.n-.l2C Fropriet jrs5I.and Ag;zits Gardeners, & Others. 4 LL the remaining capital STOCK of FOREST, I1.. and ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS, in the r) (; E NVRSEUY I GROUNDS, near il A VKUFO I;D\I-EST, late in the.Ma- rnigeiiient of JOHN MC EWES, will be HOLD I" AUCTION, ill L Its convenient for Purchist-i s, on TUESDAY, the 25th of OCTOBER, 18l2, and even succeeding 1 uesday, till the whole is disposed of. subject to fair Conditions as to removal, ami at Three Moul !i-' Credit on approved security. c¡; "-{'/ Each day's sale tu commence at I o'cl, CK. RODWAY S Monthly Sale of Horses, Fat Ca tie, Sheep, Carriages, &-c. THE rpnJar Month!y Sale by Auction, at the Com- passes, in this Town, takes place on Saturday, tin 5 h of next Month, by JOHN RODWAY. Partieniars of Gat tie. Horses. &c., intended f"r 11w Sale, should be handed to the Auctioneer imme- diately. I Offices. Lammas Street, i Carmarthen, Oct. 2Sih, 1512 r I CARMARTHEN. Extensive and unreserved Sale of New and Well-made Cabinet Furniture, consisting of Mahogany Wardrobc5. Elegant Sideboards. Cheflaoneers, Dining, Loo, Pembroke, and other Tables, handsome Sets of Chairs. Four- post and Tent Bedsteads, Carved and Fluted Pillars, Dressing Tables and Waslihand- stands, numerous Wardrobes, Tables, Chairs, Chests of Dra-svers, and other Furniture, in Oak. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, isv J9HS k»;>;vi v. On the Premises in Guildhall-Square, lately occupied by Mr. Jons TAILLK, Grocer, On TUESDAY, the 1st Day of NOVEMBER, (Removed for the convenience of Sale), rjnHEu'h<d<?fti)pnE\)?! STOCK of CABINET FURNITURE as above, belonging to M.s. H. BEYNON and Mr. KICHAKD DAVIICS, who are declining the Cabinet Trade, in conseo^ience of their extensive business as Flour and Provision Merchants, requiring their exclusive attention. T> Persons in want ot SlIpprior and Modern Household Furniture, the pre- sent is a must desirable opportunity, as the w hole will be Sold without revrv. Particulars will be gfi-eii in Catalogue?, to be had of the Auctioneer. CE^" The Sale will commence at 11 o'clock exactly, as the whole must be Sold in one day. Q1-lobt Engurancr, i i'AM.-MALL AND COIiX !I I LL. L'JN DO-S. ESTABLISHED 1S03. EDWARD OOLDSMID, Esq., CIIAI^M^- WILLI A M TITE. Esq.. F.R.S., j)eputv-( bail man. GEO. CAM GLYN. Treasurer. For rire & Life Insurance, and Annuities, AND THE PURCHASE OF REVERSIONS AND LIFE CONTINGENCIES. I CAPITAL ONE MILLION STERLING. rIMlE whole paid up and invested, and rnt-rehi ill(lc- J 1 pendent of the amount of premiums received: thereby I affording to persons Assured an immediate a^'tttable h ■</></ for the payment of the most extensive losses, without liability of partnership, and free from nneei tainty as t') iiie result of their engagements— M hich the Di rectors consider to be highly important to those who j effect Insurances in the capa- ii of Trustees, or othei- wise in the performance of a specific trust or duty. Insurances may be effected with this C ompany to the extent of or, a life, if approved. (By Order of the Board,) JOHN CHARLES DENMAM, Secretusy. London, Oct. 1S42. ) Hatp5 allù Conditions of Fire and Life Insurance.-I or other information, may be obtained at the Ofth-es in London, and of the Company's Agents in the Colin- try; and where Agents are not appointed, persons iu active life, ami desirous of the appointment, rnav appiy to the Secretary.- COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN. Three Commott District of Rtf'a&s Trust. j ^JOTICE is hereby given, that the TOLLS arising* at the several 'Poll-Gates, Side Bars and Chains within the said District, it ill be Let by Auction, to the best bidder, on Saturday, the 12!h day ot November next, at the Lion Royal Hotel, in Carina then, be-I tween the hours of tWlI and four 0'1'101'1; in the after- noon of the same da>, from the 31st of December, ISlj, to slIell period its the Trustees shall then and there determine upon, and in the manner directed by the Acts passed for re^ula ing Turnpike Roads whicii lolls produced last year as follows, above the expence of collecting them, and will 1>1:' put up accordingIv, or if so determined at the Meeting, iu one or more Lots. White Housf Hates. 1 Llanfihangel Aberbyihych & Troedyrhiw goch hatt, Rnd 1,1.?iartl)liev Bar., J RbydytfynllOfI and C'itt'llyrhil;gil Oat.,s,. Yslys y-C.oed (rate and Bar  ( i&te ai,ti Bd,* ''? (;ate Kidwelly Gate Port hyrhyd, Treventv, and Drefach (t;tt? Hulywell Bar. ) :Iould the Trustees of ibis Trust become th? lessees I of the Tolls of the Llnndilo-rbwnws Bridge Trust, then those Tulls wiil be Let with the Tolls ot this Trust. Whoever happens to be the best bidder, must at the J same time pay 2 in,ititlis' ativalice ("if required) of the Bellt at which such Tolls will be Let /five -ecurity. with sufficient sureties, to be approved of by the Trustees of the said Trust, for due payment t.f tll" Rent, and the performance of the conditions which | will be then declared, and enter on that day into a Bond to that effect with such sure irs. No person will be allowed to Biri at such meeting, I whu shall not then have paid all an ears of Rent due by liiiii to the Trust. By OK er ol the Trustees, | RICHARD SPURRELL, I Clerk to the said Trllt. ('ii-iiiart lien, t, 18 12. INSOLVENT DEBTOR I Tu be heard at the Court House, at Cardigan, in tit County of Cardigan, on the 4th rill; of r IS42, at Ten v Clod; in the Morning. JOHN PUGH. late "f the FARSH.KS' AnM? in the <t 'Town of ABERY-TWtTH. in the Pan?h ot Llan- badarri-Fawr. Cardiganshire, Victualler, and toi-iiie, ly of CWM < V.MLOG, in the Palish of Llandadurn Fawr aforesaid, Far mer. JOHN nO(JEn(I, Solicitor, 24, ?urf.)k-.t)?t, ??rand, I iondon. For THOMAS DAVfES. Solicitor, Caidiaran <I PISS* Constitution Horse Balis. ,-ro Spoitsmen, Agriculturists, Postmasters, and 011 1 Proprietors-of Horse*, these Bail-, are particulai iy i ecornmended in all cases of sweiied le-js, cracked heels, los* "f appetite, ami vital eta-rev tor Cuu,rL" Colds. F ever or I ntl ialm.ttion they are the best Medi- cine that can be administered, moreover their opera- tion though effectual i o mild that tiiev require I, -ilte ation <.f il let, and if give.n on a Saturday k\i!i not tnterfer.' wiih thf rmsiring week's regular work. Several of the Cst Grazirrs III Norloii. and rsr.ff >< j have found tbe Constitution lUlls of sivat seren e if 'riven occasionally to NEAT CA mi' H OFO tioy loot; thin, have a staring coat, a dull c unteiianc-e. ami will not fill theinsHws tln-y wiil ai-o re!vt- tOnt ex- cessive itching which fat Huii ,ci., ire .uenriv suffer. Prepared (IT -V by rnncis C it pis*. M. 11 V. C.. ami Author ol I ije "Prize Essay on Ibe Dco-scs d tin- Liver of the Horse." Diss, Notloik: aim vdd in Park. Is, six iLiils each, os. Gd. p- r p«i kei. tiv all res- pectable Meiociiie enders, in Tmvn *rid Kac i Packet coo'ains a copy of the Prize E-»HV Testimonials Ironi many highiv I e.vpeci aide Gentie- ¡¡;n; and a wrapper th ing Ju l duvetioji» j,.J: t!>e use of tile tllit treatment ol t,??e Horse it.i't taking them. Any Gentleman u->inir the Balls may consult th P oprietor gi a; iiilousL eiiiiei persona. V r by letter, p ist-paid. A CENT FO II CA KM A T; I H IN. IMPBSUAT JMLLI6-<33S il E:3LEY, MEAR ST-IOUD, (J O I~W ITfI > f A N E JNG the N-tfurtson winch bH?e ?? taken place, not only in the fine 'Sn um wool;, but cost of innniifrtCttiri tijr, it is a well know, fi,ct that tne price of Wr-t of England cloth, TO i H m EN hhs net with no corre-oi.dinif aiul who pro- fess to rtlorin the labor's bills, do so only ov substitutunr t orkshire cloth, by winch they obtain a still gaealt r (.•rofit; both these causes are detriuieutal to tne interest of (he West of England Manufacturers, by introllucing, for economy, those deceptive, counterfeit, and ba'llv w-Mrn g fabrics, inade from P iiiixture (if 1\fIt is caileil SHODDY. which eentlemea would never U'C ifrloin of st< rling qua- lity cf,ul4i bs pi .x-areil, at n moderate price. But so enor- mous arc the profr-s required fly the Ki TAILLRS of cloth, aud the trade is confined to so few hHiidv, that this desiranie object can only be obtained by tiitviiil, the cloth d,r,*1 from i'V m nn.fwtvrr. la order to give this system a trial, we hate lately supplied our pti;ate friends with single coa'- cloths, at exactly the same price we sell wi.olesa t to the London 1 • and h consequence has 11""11 that, fuc.i the difference of cost to them, we have had such a stea .v increasiiie demand from private recomme ,oa:1 n, tLat ne have determined to give the punlic the beúc ri t fJi u auv»i.- tageous a splem. '1,"1' h.e CUI,r,i1..d o;:r o!,pra,j":1S to Black cNtii 01)]\ arid we havt- two qualiuts of fi.ieijts> —the c-i of o,.r BEST SAXONY broad cloth (of which it takes 13 yard to make a dress coat 2 yards for a frock coat, or for a (irt coat ,i wlSitn}"t J is M<« Sd. per yard — this is a splendid cloth nt tbe best and one wuich we most confidently recommend for it6 111)..nür texture. Itud tI,e beauty of its finish. The price ot our FINE S XONY cloth (requiring ttie slime IJIIRI: t: 1 n-s fur tht" above purpose-; is Oldy J2" fid. per yard; —this article is far superior 10 the cioths irenerally n»ed, and is V:trtiCI,¡J"d, recommend o where substance and durability me desired. Ti. eo«t of n COfit wilde in the best stvic it-oii the FiNE SAXON cloth will not exceed Cl. Aad a coat tlf itt- BE i SAXONY will lie obtained at less than Titty .iiiilings the difference between these prices, and ti,(,se paid bv the p:¡b:ic. constitutes tht: ewtr-nous profits of ,hr u ,,u/ ai,.f retail drill- rs. V e hi.o offer black C;.«si;nrres for trousers st equally low prices two \H.rd. and nails i- t!c usual leugtn required onr BEST tsAXONY j, oniv IM. and o r FINE SAXONY os .9 i. per yard. mill'd,*nd warranted of the best coijur, lId not to spot, or sbri..k. or wear rOI1¡:h. A i'>i "the leiiifti's req-t H.;U ly, supplied. It is evident, therefore, that in taltiiv mourning, and to professional gertletnerl, the saving will he very con- siderable and as Blaci; i, undoubtedly the moat respectable, so it may no A become the cheapest wear and in order to prevent the possibility of imposition. everv parcel, however midl, i MARKED as follows;- the gET SAXONY Broad f 1 >ths anri Cassimeres are all staled with BLUE AX, a-id labelled wi'h a bill of i,mi-cei- printed in BLUE INK. Ih? I- i N E SAXONS Broad Cloth and Cassimeres are ail «-lie-l "with RED WAX, and labelled with a bill of parcels printed io RED INK. By this distinction any person, although he inay be no judge of cloth, will lie abie to know the quality at first siet,t- Ihe facilities ..tf"rdpo by the mtrodllclion of the penny postage, and by the remittance of small amounts by money orders, to be pi ocured at any post orfu-e. at the charge of 3 i. if under t2 or from £ 2 to L5 only fid.- u iii give the public the first opportunity they have ever t.Id "f obtain- ing real West of Euclitnd cloth direct from tue Manufac- turer, of such superior quality, and i-t such a ludelae prie a" cannot fr.il to give the greatest satisfaction. ] fee I confident that the system needs; but one trial to merit and ensuie a continuance of your spprobatio I aud voui rt'c'1meud'tt10n. I shall esteem the favour of your comiiifiuii?. i:cJ i our cb.fdier.t erwant, J A A; L;> i; L N K Y L 1 S AGENTS. c.\ n¡:, AFTTLIIRC*, Mr. J. I,. BHiG- i OCKK. !W" HIMA V OFFICE. LUDLOW Mr. WILHAIRI FE >N. iiockstMtr. KM^-street -MONMOUTH — ;\JR. J. H GIO\CR, DRAPER, Agiucourt- HHH Li ORD-Mr. R. HariiuiRn, .OJT.C-, Broad- H r. RD- i\ í. H Itfli,.¡:p.o. '1:<1 fljT. Broar1. GL< UUE >TF,R Mr. H.ittcr, &c., nehrthe LSTKU -Mi. R. Baker, HalUT, Hosier, &c., J 0, ht 51i, F'T-gv t-sh eft. RI ivM I N'GII AM — IW*. Junes Svson, fle?;er, f»0. High-St. WOLYEKU A-M^TON-Mi. KtUani iioM-r, &c. :\j arke! Pince. LONDON and goods delivered, free of Rt t I ,'i !Vr*ons deM■ 00% of obthining agencies for other towns uill do -ell to make iunnrdUte aiylicnliun. The requisites are, well-known integrity 1\tI It jtf>i>d situation fur busi- ties, tt.e exptnst, uoue, the truublt veiy little, with a fair remuneration. MOHr: INJURY To iith; UOOL (n^T\Yi;US. pritctu:. uuW pn"il!' č1IUUU¡l"t :-o,UJe ut the ^ork>%irc woollen ,.101t! l1JaUlj"'H111It., uf pn L.hf1:-1"'1 01:1 wooiU-n i<«e*fr<*in the tJjk{"for.. of articles, luh lh') te«ir to fn» ('t' >o .u. fo nL1L..(' t!>e co. rupt ni4>s weal- the of sh..rt wool: ttd 1h.y it;ix w ii h iongtn wool, pil1, wens e, alld 11r. nj), o th.*t i|»e cloth aj to the eve CtJilt 1.II(t it.. giu, cU>>e, filld fine, a genuine article, ont the wear i* llliite- <1w.thlqut.tilio". The 1!¡}6.oj!!flU IIpPII tne pl1 lle is one 01 a1 Ifast t\* «*nt> -fi\ e J'r cellI. r.! practice it! uouhy oJ toe attention 01 the legislature, it it p" nol ;¡Jre""y UJegaj—to» the | uubc "re cheated, the consump- tio" of .0] is iessene-l, and the plic.-s pulled down Very ie- cpntl, ü gintientdn uf thisciis ",tlll,Ll tbe delivery ofunout twenty park* of the a, tide alluded w. to ii manufacturer, near —Carlisle 1)lllir. Copied iiout the Carlisle Paper of August, 1 gl2. Copied from thr ('htonieU of Feb. 25th, IS42. The Honourable Member tor Kuaresborough (in Voiksiiirr describing the tiauds practi^e.i by Yorkshire manufacturers o uoohen bu>*d cloths anU t>hyejv*es that—*4 Tiny are it t ie hddt of collecting all tllt" dld äU, tainted woollen r.b t!1t loao obtain, tearing the., to p'vs by a machine caliwi th lJc";¡," it;1 J nitxing thetn with ti, wool. This corrupt mas^ ",a.1. fro", r^sf is ko d.swd by the wo; kin^' peopl employed in lh<- ninnutacture of the cloth, thai they can fiiia 11 niotf suiiable nan.e iO. it than Lti, dust, and by III n line of UrtuTis ,a.;( It ia alTÙt.íídly knotvn. 1\1.11)" of the n a nnfa» lu.ers in Yotksh ie p»it sue:1 laru'e quantities of this Dt-vif dust into thci cl,th. t..at their t nei^n traje h'i8 become airtios r uiuel. In lait they use no mor^uoul than what is absoitnel ne^es^iry to keep the Demi's dust together. In consequence c the disgraceful Hands pjaciiseu by the I¡otthenl tJJaliUful.tufef!< tbeii oo(i:- -lave become so ba 1 a to h considered almost aoitl. in the eves of foreigner." — hlutructfd /run. iKt Ih-u -rat Mr Pt-rrn.ad's Sj<rech.