The Cambrian

■ ■THE CMmMiJUf. J SWANSEA, FRIDAY, Marelit 1^* t ■ SHIP NEWS! ARRIVED, March 9, the Providence, Phillips; Harmony, Harding; and Pel- lew, Ley, from St. Ives, with copper ore and Sally, Couch, from ditto, in ballast.— 10, Amelia, Bennett, troin Truro; Samnel, n egi-ern and Sisters, Ley, from St. Ives, with copper ore j goodwill, Rancey, from-Barnstaple, wlthsundnes; Bro- thers, Guard and Friends, Stevens, from Padstow Kitty, Jones, from Bridgewaier; Nightingale, Parsons'from Bi- nefiird John and Mary, Marshall; Eleanor, Collins; and oally, Carney, froiii Ilfracorabe, all;in .batlflsfc4—1.1, Water- .™ou,h' CutlilF, froirfditto, with sundries,—GnollCastle, laiii and Saijider/ from. St. Ives, with copper ore.—1.3, WrlJiam and Jane, Roberts, and Stag, Thompson, from ditto,-with'ditto;, and Three Toothers, Ham, from Plymouth, in ballast.— 34, .Devonshire, Palmer, from Teigntnouth.; Mary Ann, Jsohd'j Fui fitude, Jenkins; Diligence, l)avis; and Ann, olephetis, from St. Iv§s, all "with copper, ore;; Queen, Job- and Sampson, Toinkins, from Wa- • in hailast.—Speedwell, Battin; froin Bvic'geivater, >vitn bricks and Ilope^ Wade, from Cloveily,. in'ballast> -j*.1?' 11-V'ford, Waters', from St. Ives, with "copper ore Curtis-#from.-Penzance; and Endeavour, -J-^ ar?^ Pu*» March tb^Daslicr, Williams, for Bidcford } F#«;e, Ali^ j Williams j, and Elizabeth, Jcnes, for Barnstaple; B,oebuck» Edwards, for Buleford: «nd Betsy,- Perry man, for Iltracoiube, 411 with coats.—10. Amity, Friar,for Glocesfer, with copper; .Provideucejlui^, for ditto, with sundries: Unity Jones, for Aliue»i(:ad, with, copper and- eartlieri-wair ^an D. Ibnq, toi BKIMOUI, and t;ii'arminn j'rtH, tuidv, i(,r riLiaeht',< i, with <.H!M, Iwbert v, Lodge, for Gloce.slir, I r" m!->, i-iuxinblt, ,nd John, 'Thomas, for St.-{yes; Ann and Sarah, ^a.-tei-vvay-j.aud.-i .Dolpliin, Richxvi'ds, for Ihraconrijc Prntee Euward, .tvev, and Arm, John, for.padstow-; anrt-Hope, DalLn^, tor Bide- Jord. ail with coals. —J-I, VIIEC1, CJark>- tor Loadou»- wilheop* .per; Expedition, Hawkjus, lor -Bristol,-with sflndrte*Wil- liam, Rich, and Betsy, Lotts lor Bridgewatei-v-fe-asannaJi, Jehus, for St..aaaid.j&Ji^htinffale, I'aiwjns, toi Bule- ford,, with cul-n;. Ruby, lit 'I, tOl 1 l< >IU !JI>, for .Waterford .Mut-incr, Banks; and ,N;yvui,u,or, I.-gioasi, for ) h it iu! itckcf for Barnstaple, Dri^tniee, Will ii' Piovnhi ( B t^'tston Happy Coa;)k, Clars arnl H )i i I < f 'or* 1MS, A&reit,'Btltton, lor Bjaeforct- and 1 < th ioi f>rid cv\ iter,* wifit"-coals.—16, j.vlana,. Thomas, for LI:tnelly, with-sundries UiHon, Burt, for Pad- stow; and Maria, Evans, for Aberthaw, with culm; Peace and.Plenty,. Fowler; and Mary and.Tom, Hees, for Water- ford Princess of Wales, Brotrmham, tor L' fracomhe; Alary, Coleman; and Betsy, Hills for Glotc l^xpie^v Luke, for Bideford; Nc.wion, Dav.ies»forBarnstapleIhianinxity, Cumniii.ig,- lor St. Ives; gnd Francis, .<ionnaii, tor Exeter, wiih.efjalj.—hi, JaiiKo :uid Jolni, Michael, tor. Guernsey j Aittancc, Wn'tiams, for Wateriord ;.Mary aud Betty, Sane. d'erson', for S< illv Tlieto, Jaraes, for Bridgewaier tleso-' Itition, 'Jolin Eaple, Ttswetiuck; Betsy, JtjhnS.; Ph.o;Hix, Taylor; Sally. (Jone-h; Providence, Thumas; Tme.Brit,on> Stephens; Rose, Dayis; J-leur.y; Glayas, for. St. I ve;.¡;w¡¡!I coals; ami Betsy, Buffet, for Dariiuo.iith, \yitli. culm.—15, Happy C'oui'ie, Hughes, for Gioe.ester, With copper" Sp<" ;d'\< P, J ii aiui' tlrape,-Gveeiij -for B in-; de "Mary/ Gonhl and-Brothers-Ga.rd,.for Pad-stow Panj;< f, Richards, lor I' almoulh:'Catherine, Hussell, lor? Ilfra- combe Hoidt-a, MfUnitMh, for }',nve-y Laiiji-ton, Tonip- 'rid kin, i"i ixid^eWater Jajues, Ta->« oe li'oiuL. Denjvis and Ft'ietidslnp, We!)U, for Strive?,' all. with coals; Grati- tude, Jenkins; and Three Brothers, Ham, for Plymouth, with culm. ■' v ■lAougkcr.—Arrived, the-Mary, .Tones, from Truro, with copper ore; Elizabeth andJMaiv, J aHlCS, frotn Newport; Prince of Wales, Williams; Jvlary arid Ann; Griffith Fanuy and Ann, Wade and Commerce, .Williams, from. in Sailed, the Maty, Jones; and Stdus, Biddei-, for St. Ives; Elizabeth. SIML-' JUfkrv.. J antes;' M;try suid Ann, Griffith; and Eannv and Ann, Wad,^ ior'Wateitord.j Priiice of Wales,xjfmms; and CoinHu'etce, Wiiliama, JOJ: Wexford, all with coals. Heath.—Arrived, the Happy '&Gturrt, 'Broomham) and Neath Trader, Bowen, from Bristol,iih»ufidr<es; Garland, Ashton, from St. Ives, with copper ore and. pot metal: liar- mony, Jones, from -Caroa.rvoii; I lizabcth, Norman, lrem Truro Ayr, Grenlell; I >itilid(, Juinin^, and Friend- ship, Reynolds, from St. Ives, all with copper ore. Cleared out, the Levan, Ri es, for Mdliord, with oak tim- ber Union, Griffiths, for CndigAn, with pig-iron; Friend- ship, Hole, for Watchett; Mary, Puindasdre, forLyme; I'uiiidc Nancy, Jones, for Speculation, Grenlell, for St. Ives; Glory, Gates, for Eli;it)ctb Norman, for Padstow; Grace, Wills, lbr. L n.isi.iple '1 v?o Br&thers, Swaffini Three Brothers, Doddi UJLC Dart, 'almond; Bide- ford, W bitfield; Rose, Lake r,di>li*,Piil.n rowey/fiowe; W'illiam, Adams; Dove, Swallin ;• busan and Alary, James; John and Hannah, Fry Gatcombe. J or den Friendship, Aptor; and Venus, W-alker,; all for Dartmouth, with coal and culm. Cardiff.—Arrived,, the John and Ann, Griffiths St. Pierre, Davis and Ancient Briton, D.ivics from Bristol • Trial,Bodtnan, from Giocester; arid.,Sf,irt, Pettigrew, from Padstow, witjr sundries Flora, W fHiams, tronv Barnsta- ple Mary, Wiisou, from Topsham Ha^mah, JOIles; and i'reore.Jc.nnM]gs, from Padstow, in baiiast. Sailed, the Grace, Prynn; Marx, Menses; Eagles- bush, Courtney Polly,' Ellerby "Mary, Wil.bn Ad- venture, Cook, for London; and Hannah, Jones, for Ex- eter, all laden with iron; Hebe, Harris, and Sf: Pierre, DavieS, for Bristol, with sundries; Flora, Williams, for Barnstaple; Mary Ann, Cotton; and Industry, Bowen, for Falmouth, with coals. "• Carmarthen.—Arrived, the Swift, Evans; Hazard, Da- vies; Constant Trader, Evans; and Ceres, Williams, from Bristol, with sundries Rose, Owens, from Cardigan, with slates; Carmarthen Packet, —t-, from Newport, with pig iron; Venus, I- Lewis, from Bidcford, with earth- en-ware Alexander, M'Donald, from Belial, hi hallast i Linnet, Lewis; MaryAun, Morgan; and Clifton Union, Meredith, from Llanelly, with coals. Sailed, the Friendship, Williarns; and Rose, Owens, for Pembroke, with oak poles; and Rebecca, Lloyd, for Llanelly, with corn. /.lum 'hj.—Arrived, the Maria, Thomas, from Swansea, with'timber.iron, &c. Pçggÿ, James, from ditto Mary, Gibbs, from Whitford; Estiver, Bowen; and Blessing, Perry, from Barnstaple; Thomas and William, .Gesswejl'; and Union, Honv Irom Plymouth, all m ballast. Sailed, tne Speedwell, Jenkins, lor Waterlbrd, with oak baik, Esther, B en, for Barnstaple Bee, Jones; and Ann V- dm f it Atmrv%rtvwtb, with t'o^ls. ( rl iigtt"—lutei d inwards the Boval Cuerirge, Ben- jamm, Irom Swansea Eliza, IXuie^, iuu.i Truro and Fal- mouth Speedwell, Jenkiiis; Friendship, Matliias; and Speedwell, Davies, from BiUtcl. Outwards, the Endeavour, Tlionxas,- for Swansea; Speedwell, Rees, for ■ Liverpool Venns^ Morgan; and Prince of Wales,, Williams, lor Gloccster. GLocester.Arrived at Bsrkeicy, the Venus, Ifill, with Tenby coal. f. Brisfol..—'Arrived"the Young Peggy, Le Crosier, from •Jersey; Phoenix, Iianco k, from 'Baitiffliore and Oporto;1 and Trial, -——from■ Fayaf laid lercetrrt. ■> Sailed, the Cardi.'f Castle, Jenkins, tor Swansea/ with sundries. ■ ■- Entered out, the Trial, Symond*, for Neath. Liverpool,—Arrived* the Joun, ilughvs, from Milford Louisa, Richards, from Ilaverfordwewt; Catherine,, Da- viesj and Peggy, Lewis^ from Cardigan-, wilji wheajfe, flour, barley, beans,'pease, &c. m. V Falmouth.—Arrived, Hje Three Brothers, Wescott, from Cardiff; and Ann, Owens, from Carmarthen. &t. Ives.—Monday,, about'noon,, a French lugger priva- teer was observed about three or four league's ojfthis place, boarding and taking several coasters. Captain Oughton immediately marined three boats with his sea fencibles, who turned out with the greatest alacrity, and retook the Morriston, .Capt: Harries, bound to Swansea with copper ore. She had six French sailors Ton.'bbard, and a prize- but Capt. Harries had bet-n taken out, and is on board the privateer. Having secuied tin* \essel, Captain Oughton led his brave fencibles On witn intent to board the privateer, but on approaching her, she .was; found too for- midable to be curried by open boats, and alter discharging severat broadsides at the boats, she made off. The other coasters she had taken, crowded sail and got out of the reach of the boats. ) Arrived, the Union, Roberts; VeRus, Davis; and En- deavour, Kent, all from Swansea with coais. Tru,ro, Ma?,clt JO.-IT was rumoured last night, that the above French privateer had been taken. There are several cruizers in pursuit of her and there is reason to hope that she, and her prizes also, will be intercepted before they can reach France. Besides ti c vr scls mentioned, this privateer has captured the Betsy, ol Southampton, and the Diligence, from Limerick. Entered inwards, the Liberty- Loveless Polly, Cook Minerva, Fo$s; and Viliers, Dalion, all from Swansea, with coals. Penzance.-—Sailed, the Speedwell, Lugg; Penzance, Jennings; Hope/ Hicks; Baruin, Locke; and Onesi- o us, Harvey, aM for Swansea, in "bajiast. Fowcy.—Arrtved, the Bussing, HIagston, from Llanelly, with coals. Y, o Padstow.Arrived, the Betsy, WHH&ms; and Jenopher, Richards, from Swansea. Sailed, the Mary Ann, Connor, and Treore, Jennings, for Cardiff: and Joseph and John. Hubert, lor Neath. Poole.—Arrived, the Brothers, Randall, from Tenby. Yarmouth.—Arrived, the Venus, BIyth, liorn Neath. Intelligence wV received' here this morning, that a French lugger privateer of 14 guns had been seen off Lundy Island, about live leagues to the north-west, and that two cutters from M'ttbrd had gone in pursuit wf her. A cutter of 14 guns is expected: every tide, from Mil- ford, to convoy the trade ,from this port. His. Majesty's sloop MotiCherpn has retaken two of the vessels capt ured by the S'Orcier French privateer in the Bris- stol channel, but we have, not been able to ascertain their names. The Morriston, whose capture atrd recapture we men- tioned last week, arrived here on Saturday grear hopes are entertained that the privateer whof took her will be in- tercepted before she reaches a French port, but we are as yet unable to announce the agreeable news. Extract of a Letter from-an Officer on board the Essex ■JLast-lndiainan, id his brother iin this iozpn, d'ated Rio de- Janeiro,' Sept. 24, 1803. We arrived here under convoy of the Sceptrev of 74 gtlns, and,'Grampus, of-50;. aad .ifound at. this place two Duteli Il'ie-ol-battle ships, a frigate,- 'and a. corvette. It wa«« reported the Dutch yxtend^ j ed;.to go out w'Jii ^hen -e sail" J, and give us -battle., ULbur Laug juiced yesterday by two foiglish '74.s, and three India- nten, which r-or,-e superiQr.t-I."he Vice- roy of this- place, we heaT) will oblige the 'Myn- heers to sail after us in which case th^y will most prob, bly income our prizes." W cdne«day last a very f-Jgeciahle meeting of the Copper Fiade of this purr was held at the "Bush ma, \»hen several xesp>lutioii«. wtie unani- 'iti -,th,zi, .tnou.sty,adopted, express.ing.their opinion thit the uiu aded tavation (by the (jtil now pending ior the ui)i)nnei"eijt of the harbour) would be very nn- ft i i- w th-6he.Swansea,C al (. omp-ny jn t ch i tj in ist upon, the nomination of a ii it i n nbtr oi trustees to render the applica- tunaltb powers of the bill icmiaing .to watch.-ifs'progress.through the House -—and to use their utmo'st mHuence to prevent any' clauses being inserted that might prove^"injurious to their btisiqoss, A quarterly meeting of the Methadi.sts(or .the same persuasion.as the late .George Whitfield)' was held at their meeting-house 911 Oreen-hill, near this town, on, Wednesday and Thursday the. 7th and • it h instant, Slid "was more; numerously attended than usual; upon a moderate calculation not less thanjfiwr thousiind persons of that sect are supprosed to have assembled,, many of whom came from the -farthest ptirt of the ebunties- of Monmouth; Brecon, ^Radnor, and Carmarthen.—The preachers were -many, among whom we noticed Mr, Jones, of, Llauga'n." Service was performed niornihg and even- ing at Greeu-hiiL and a.t night a.t the .chapel on the Burrows. ■ ■ Tuesday last" the True Briton Society attended divine service at the Disseating Meeting-house in this town, where a most appropriate and well- composcd discourse was delivered by the Rev. Wm. Howell, from iEphesians iv,;S,Ever endea- TOirrhig to keep the unity of the spirit in the bond of peace. Monday last the Royal Glamorgan Militia left Haslar barracks for Chichester, and from thence they" were ordered to Eastbourne, Su-?$ex.-—The North Glocester regiment is gone from Portsmouth to Chlchestcr. The Assizes for Glamorganshire will commence on the Tuesday next, at Cardiff". Liey tenaiit-Colonel R. Edwards is appointed Co- lonel of the Carnarvonshire militia. Wednesday-evening last, a farmer, who had eoiTic to this town for a load of culrV-" fell between the vessel and the quay wall, and received a. blow on the temple which rendered him insensible for some time. He is, however, recovering. B. Fallowes, Esq. of Hereford, has peen appoint- ed to the Office of Clerk of the Peace for that coun- ty, vacant by the death of J. Kinnersle-y, Esq;—and Mr. Jbhn Preece of the Coffee-house, Hereford has been apppinte<l keeper of the gaol, in the room of the Jate Mr. Gray. Being informed that tlie iijsertiort of the follow- ing paragraph will oblige a. great many of our constant readers," we readily. comply wIth their wishes:—"On Monday the 6th instant, the fourth battalion of Carmarthenshire volunteers assembled on their monthly parade for exercise, in their new uniforms f it appeared a remarkable fine corps.- Lieut.-Col. Williams, their Commandant, having n heard thatthereweresomé dissatisfactions among a lew ot the privates, called the officers and ad» dressed them iu an animated and truly-patriotic speech, and requested the Captains to acquaint the men, that as volunteers they had the liberty of grounding their arms, if they thought proper to re- linquish so glorious a cause as the. defence of their King and Country; andmiich to the credit bf the battalion there were but two out of the five hun- dred went out; and we have great hopes, that if their services are called for, they will not lose the character of bravery possessed by their fore-fathers,. Extract of a letter from Cardigan, March 6. [Intended,.for our last paper, but not received till Saturday r ■' 'night.] On Sunday morning last, the Royal Clarence volunteer regiment of uifantry, Attended divine • service at; SL Mary's church, in this town, where a I' most appropriate anii weii-coniposed discourse, most appropriate anii weii-coniposed discourse, which did ^honour to the headland heart of the preacher, was delivered by their chaplain, the Rev. John Nelson, taking his tes&iron^ejiemiah, chap, iv. v. 14. Be: not ye afraid-$[ thm> ^remember the Lord; which, is great and terrible, and fight for your brethren, your sons andygur daughters, your wives, arid your houses. — Iti th« afternoon, the Rev. David Griffith, of Nevera, was likewise attended to our church by the, same congregation. His text* was t^ken from Deuteronomy, chap.: xxiii. v. 9. When the host goelh forth against thine enemies, then -keepm tJiee from every wicked thing. The eloquence of tins preacher is at all times highly and persua- sive, therefore anycomment.,upon his discourse of that day would be superfluous. Last night a splendid ballwas given by the officers of the above regiment, in the long, toom at the Black-lion inn, which was most numerously and respectably attended by the ladies and gentry resident iit this town and its .vicinity. Dancing continued until a late hour,, and the company se- parated with regret, yet with admiration of thecha. racteristic liberality of the Clarence corps." Monmouth Vohintcen.—rhi consequence of the re- commendation of Col.Wa.rde, inspecting Field-Offi- cer of the district, that .the force ot this corps, which then consisted bat of two, would be suffici- ent to iorm four companies; the Secretary of State gave directions to that purpose to Col; Molineux, the Commander; which cy-c^r has since been put into execution, and the following gentlemen re- commended to the under-mentioned appointments: Col. Moiineux to be Major-Commandant; Lieute- nants Williams, Attley and Evans, to be Captains; Ensigns Klakemore, Palmer, and Davies, to be Lieutenants; and Messrs. Wankiyn, T. Evans, Davies, juiii and Ci Tyler, (privates) to be Ensigns; The following is a copy, verbatim, of the resigna>- tidn of a membler ol' a corp.? of volunteers in Here- fordshire. Walter Hilt Here I Do geve Capt"d.in Evens Notis that IDont ihtelldTo aieud ihe Leominster Devizonof VoHiters Ene more I belong to the first Cumpaney Dated this March the, etil, ;N-- Clergy Residence Act -<-lt has, -we believe, been very generally supposed by the clergy, that such of them as may not have patsonagei-houses, yet reticle within their respective parishes,; and regu- larly discharge their parochial duties, are secure against informations for non-residence. This, however, is not the case and we are anxious to correct the error before it be too late. It is now cl 'ar d s.e, tt matter of clear and settled law, established by all. the judgments of late years, under the statute ot Hen. VIII. that the incumbent of a benefice with cure, notwithstanding he live in'his parish, and discharge all the duties of a parish priest, is never- theless liable to the penalties of that act; and the only difference which the new bill has made is, that the want of a proper-"house of residence is m ade one of the cases which the bishop is enrpow- ered to protect. A clergyman, therefore, who has nohouse of residence belonging to his benefice, (if he be not exempted by privilege) must endea- vour to obtain the bishop's lie eh c a before the. end of the present month of March. Without such licence, the month of" April sets in, he-will be open to an .ihforrhati6n: for a wilful non-residence of, m.ore than three months, and less than six, and will incur a forieiture of one-third of annual ■viilue. ■■ e I, c I At blorèster Assizes, last w«ek, the five follow- 1 ing prisoners'were capitally convicted, viz, Joseph Saunders, tor bitrgiary, and setting lire to the pr.> misesof Messfsj (Jluttefbuck and Co. of Mmchiii- "Hampton; William Pfarcc, for stealing a bay marc- "t AIoreton-in-Marsh; Thomas Gulweil, ibp steal- 'Jin( ir cloth lirom the racks of Messrs. Wellington •»n 1 Co. ol Dun-ley; apd George Workman and John Bourn, f,T a. highway robbery in Glocester. ur tftist w*'«, reprieved before the Judged Lieft-town, but. bunders was left for execution. .Thonxas-Wilham^, for stealing leather, and Isaac Marge.tts, for stealing 13 guineas and sundry bank notes, to be transportix! for seven years. James; Cdtterell, for stealing cyder, Thomas, Butler, for stealing CG^IS and other articles, and Mary Taylor, lor stealing one guinea, to- be imprisoned twelve, months. Elizabeth Neale, for stealing cheese, to be imprisoned six monrbs. iMartha Stevens, for stealing yarn, three months imprisonment. Ivroin the number of causes at the Nisi P'rius bar, thejjuslftess was notfinished tillSaturday-afternodii. Tuesday the Commission was opened at Here- ford, where there were 10 prisoners for trial, and upwards of 20 causes entered. At the Assizes for Monmouth, where the Commis- sion Wits opened on Saturday evening, and where the singular circumstance occurred of the Hif-h Sheriff entering upon his office for the second year, Henry Paul Harry, .for horse stealing, and John Lewis, for burglary, were found guilty, and sen- tenced to suffer death, but were reprieved before the Judges, lelt town; against Lucy Llewellyn and Elizabeth Powell, for stealing various articles from a dwelling-house, Do bill was found; William Cutt, charged with stealing a considerable sum -in bills and cash,was sentenced to be publicly whipped, for the space of one hundred yards, in the: market, place; and James Phillips, charged with stealing a gander and some-eggs, was acquitted. At Nisi Prius the cases were few and of httle importance. A new-born femaJcinfant, supposed to have been murdered, was found in Wilder-street, Bristol, on Tuesday morning. Last week an inquest was held at Walford, in Herefordshire, on the body of John Bright, -a pau- per of that parish, and a common beggar, who was 0 found dead near his own bouse.—He was supposed very, pour, bnt on examining his house after his death, it. appeared that he had contrived to amass a considerable sum, the greatest part of which was in cash, -sufficient to have.ena.bicd him to live comfortable and independent.—Verdict, Died by the-Visitation qfgoci. There is now in the possession of a person in the neighbotlrbobd of Hereford, a three-years old ewe, of the true Ryland breed, which has brought seven lambs, viz. when a yearling, two, when two years I- 'z .,7 1 old, two, and this, season, three fine lambs, which are likely to do well. Mr. D. Parry, of Chirburv-hall, Salop, has in his possession six ewes, which have brought eigh- teen lambs this year, all hearty and likely to "do well. -Brecon pig fair, on Thursday, was well supplied, but the sale was dull at reduced prices.—Mr. Fry- ar ot Penpont, exhibited a fat pig of a very singular species, which was deemed a great curiosity, and excited the admiration of the dealers.—The follow- ing unfortunate accident' occurred at this fair: A country man having brought a horse to sell, secur- ed by a halter about his head, a bye-stander was persuaded to ride him; but no sooner had the man mounted than thecreature sat off at full speed, knocked down and fell over a poor woman who could not get out of his way, by which she was ve- ry dangerously- bruised; and the rider had his leg broke, besides being otherwise much hurt.- In the confusion, the owner led the animal away, undis- turbed and Unknown, the attention of the people being occupied in takiiig care of t he sufferers, f At Talgarth fair, last weekj the sale of cattle of every description, horses, sheep, and pigs, was ex- ceedingly dull, and the. prices asked extremely low. N? NTEII of this PA pf R.Jias iatel v procured another small' ptwoel of thatjuost in"sal«able and jiiatlv celelwatod preparation, Dr, TAYl.OR's RKMED Y iov DEAFNESS. One bottle (which is exceedingly small) cures the most ob- stinate degree of that complaint, as; well, as those persons who are. troubled with temporary -Deafness, with the most perfect ease and safety, and there is nothing unpleasant in tb appncation. This "inestimable specific has performed, in the course of a very few months, cures which have excited the utmost astonishment; and it is-to be observed that inj disputable proof has been giyen, th/ltit v.il cure, but can- not injure. Mr. Barnes, otCheadle; Mr. Lowe, of Leek- thepnnter qfthe Staiford now-paper, and many other per- son?, can respectively certif y the truth of the statements of cures which have appeared in this paper. The case stated by Mr.- Barnes, (and which has been nientj^med in this pa- per) of a gentleman who could not hear a olock strike, but who, after using this remedy, could hear the beating of his watch at some distance, is not the most extraordinary- in- stMiceofitsenicacv. Sold at 8s. 6d. a'bottle, by J- Drewry, Printer, Stafford, the wholesale Agent T. Jenkins, Printer of this Paper J:\Bird, Cardiff-"W. M. JJavis, M'erthyr Tidvil; J. Danieh Carmarthen; J. Potter, Ilaverfordwcst; Wihtiot, Pem- broke and-iu London by :Dicey and, Sutton, Bow Church- yard; Barclay, Fleet-market; Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard; and CMSg and Butler, Cheapside. Copper Ore sold at Redruth on Thursday the 8th of March. Mines. Tons. Purchasers. at per Ton. Dolcoath 435 Brass Wire Co. 716, 6 ditto '129 ditto 6 10 6 ditto 113 LQnd. z Cornish Cos. 6 6 6 ditto: 82 Cornish Co. 6 13 0 ditto 75 Chead. O. AVilliama s. G rent ell 460 Tin Croft 137 Rose Co. 317 0 ditto 109 Cornish Co. 4 16 6 Cook's Kitchen 119 ditto 4 1.5 0 I ditto 92 Rose Co. 7 <> 0 Wheal Fanny, 126 Mines Royal 18130. Cherry-Garden 10.2 Citead. O. Williams P. Greiifell 7 8 0 Camborn-vean 52 Birmingham Go. 13 9 6 Peniuidrca 12 London Co. 6 16 0 Tons 1*283^—Standard 126 to 129. No Ores sampled thi/vweek. Copper Ores sold .in Cornwa.ll during the last four years- Tons. C. Qrs. Amount. In 1800 55972 1<2 2 ci');)7.J63 8 3 — 1801 57198"1) 0 471872 3 6 •—1802 53364 0 0 14 0 — 1803 61312 0. 0 5.k>679 lo 0