The Cambrian

•'« € ARM ARTII EN SI I IRE. Redemption and Sale of the hand-Tax. HIS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS es- pecially appointed for the REDEMPTION and SALE of the- LAND-TAX- arising withm the county oi Carmarthen, hereby give Notice, that by the. Act. of -4s>d of his present Majesty, chap. lIt;, for consolidating the p: o- visions of the several Acts tor Sale of tlx* Land-Tax into one Act, they are empowered to dispose of any La/id-Tax, as well to strangers as to those persons as are interested in the i property charged and upon-equal terms. And that aU such Manors, Messuages, Lands, Tenements, or Hereditaments, which shall not-have been exonerated, shall continue subject to a new assessment yearly, and from year to year, by au equal rate, according to the annual va- Iue, not exceeding 4s. in the pound on such annual value, That fof the purpose of accelerating- the provisions of the Said Act, fend -eiiabling Such persons M contract as are de- til-ousuf so doing, the.yiir!?iid holding their meeting, at the several times and places hereunder-meutioned, viz. New-inn, Llanelly,' Monday, 7th January, 1805. Lamb-dim.Llandovery, Tuesday, 8th ditto. George-inn, Llandilo, Wednesday, 9th ditto. lllirL4 Mariners, St. Clears, Thuisday, 10th ditto. Salutation tavern, Newcastle, Friday, 11th ditto. Six Bells inn, Carmarthen, Saturday, 12th ditto. Kidwelly, By Order of the-Commissioners, December .13,1304., r. JAMES ROB HU TS, Clerk. CARDIGANSHIRE. UXllEDEFMED LAND-TAX^ NOTICE is hereby given, that MEETINGS .L -q will be held at the limes andiplac.es for for the purpose, of SELLING all UN RE- DEEMED w.itfim the said coujity At thQ Salutation inn, Newcasile-Emlyn, on Wednesday, the 9th of January next. At the Black-Lion, Lampeteiy. on Thursday, tbe 10th of January next. At the dvirelling-hou^s of YVUnatnRpcs, m Tregaron, on Friday, tlie- i'U.b ^f Jau^i.aijy nexti c, At the Clerk's Oihee, in Ab;;rys|witb, on Monday, the 14th of January next, ahd on every Mond H v following: Dated the HUGH HUGHES, lath of Dec. 1804. CierktotheComn)is.ioncrs. ALL Persons having: any .claim or demand on All IIIUR A LEX AN DER, late of the* town cf CAHDIFE, in the counry of Glamorgan, Saddler, are re guested to. sfndnn. account thqreof to'Messrs. Wood H:n! Son, Attornies, Cardiff, on or before the first day of January next; and all persons indebted tb the said Arthur Alexander,; a-ve hcrhby.rcquired to'pay the same on or before the said tirst daY'of January, to the said Messrs. Wood and Son. Cardiff, Nov. 29,1804. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE LET, •ATStK MAY, BE -ErfTERKii- VTON IMUFI)TATT:T.Y, ALL that mVELLING-HOUSE.«$•• STORE- -t'L HOUSES; situiite oil the QuAY, in the tawn of SWAX- SEA, tate the residence of Mr. Barnaby Haw kim, consist- ing of^ar large shop, onic.e,par!our, ki'tchcn, and cellar; with a stable and other conveniences on the ground-floor; draw- ing-robin and three bed-chambers on the second floor. The storehouses are lour in number, and have been often let for £ 40 per annum. The situation must be tlllowed, to be the Juost eligible for business in the town, and is well worth the attention of a Maltster, Baker, or Corniactor. Forparttcuiarit enquire of Mrs. Prichard,on the Premtses. PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At thelVJariiier's-iun, Hitver.fordwest.on S:)turd.iy, the 19th day of January, 1805, subject to such Conditions of Sale, as shall tie fit it aiid there produced, unless disposed of in ijie mean rime by Private Contract; the following very inspiovable FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate- in the pa- rishes of Brawdy and Wiiitechurch, in the said county, Lot l. -A LL that M ESSUAGE, TEN EM ENT, v X-L 'aud LANDS, called PEENG WYN and PARKCOLE, containing by adinemiurenteht 188A. 22P. Situate in the parish of Brawdy, in tlie sard" county, how in the occupation of Mr. Richard Beynon, Minder a least for three lives. at the low yearly 'rent of jfM'). Lot 2. All t-liat. MESSUAGE, TEN Jyvi-ENT, # LANDS, ■called PARKYROSE, containing by 60 Acres, or thereabouts, also situate, in the said parish of Brawdy, in the saij county, in the tenure ofTholllits Lqwis, under a. lease for 21 years, from Lndv*day 1803, at the yearly rent of JfVtO4. Lot 3. All those MESSUAGES, TENEMENTS, and LAN DS, calied PARK-G WYNNEcS'PARK-:Y -w EH >T E, coataioing- by admeasurement 30 Acres, or thereabouts, also sifuaw*. in the said parish of Brawdy, in'the said county, in the tenure of Thomas Mathias, under, a lease for 21 years, froril Lady-day 180:). at the yearly rent 0(,1. 8., • Lot4. All that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, # LANDS, called GREAT-HOOK, containing by admeasurement 118 Acres, or thereabouts, also situate-in the said parish of Brawdy, in the said. county, in the tenure of Dm id Harry, »s. ten*nt from yejir to year, at the yearl y rent ofj, 25. Lot 5. All that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT,$■ LANDS, 'SUAGI,, called LITTLE-HOOK, Containing by-admcastn-oncnt 110 Acres, or thereabouts, also situate in the said parish-of Brawdy, in the said county. in the tenure of John Beynon, under a lease for; 21 years, from Lady-day 1803, at the yearly rent of 4 14s. Lot 6. All that, MESSUAGE/TENEMENT, '4' LANDS, called LOCH V ANE, containing; by admeasnrenrent up- wards of 100 Acres, situate in the parish of Whitechurch, in the said county, in the tenure of Thomas Bevnon, under a lease for one Ilfe, at the very low yearly rei^t. of ,£ (), For further,particulars enquire of Mr. Jphn Willy, Attor- ney at Law, Haverfordwest. CARMARTHENSHIRE. 'IMPROVABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WOZENCRAFT, At the Dwelling-house of William Davies, called Cross,-inn- vach, in the parish of Llandebie, in. the. said county, on i-Yiday, tf1e28th day of December instant; between the Loiiisoftwu and four o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such Conditions of Sale, as shall be then and there pro- duced, Lot i. A LL that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, XX and LANDS, called. CLYNYRADAR, .ia ,fl»e possession of John Eyan tenant at will, at the v.early rent of J. iil and four teals of coal, or 4s, Lot 2. AU. that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, 4° LANDS, called CLYNYR.ADARfSSA, otherwise PENTWYN, and a certain FIELD,* called CAEYRWYTH, in the pos- feessum Of David Owen, on lease for three lives, aged-73, 'and i24 years, at the very low yearly rent of 011)3' 10 and two teals of coal, or 4s. which may be very considera- bly increased, on the demise of tlie live^ N. B. It is apprehended that there are Veins "of Coal ;f' uilder tliese Fknns, as there are several Collieries on r ^he ad joining testatxjs; and in lot 2 a-VeittofTfun Ore has been discovered, which it is supposed maybe opened at an easy expense. tot 3, All that MESSUAGE,;TENEMENT, & LANDS, (SaHed.GELLYGRAVOG, in the posscssion of David Rce.s, tenant at will, at the yearly rent4 of £ '21 and two teals of toa-i, or 4s. 4 ■ Lot 4. AH thatMESSUAGE, TENEMENT,$LANDS, M 6, called TYR WILLIAM IIEES Y GOVE> )h .the posses- sion of Jeremiah Rees, on lease,, of whiclv there will be eight vears to come at Michaelmas next, at the low rent of J 6 15;1; per annum when out of lease this Farm will be iaipable-of verV great advance. Lot 5. All that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT. & LANDS, (with a COTTAQK thereon being) called Y SHOP, other- wise TYRY sHOP, otherwise TUYCffA YR SHOP, in the possession of i homas Rees, shopkeeper, and his under- tenants, subject to a lease, of which fourteen years -v.e un- expired, at the low. yearly rent of f5, -which, when the lease falls in, may be increased to <, £ 8.' And all that COTTAGE, GARDEN, and LANDS, ad- joining Tyr y Shop, in the possession of Winiaruilee's, te- jaaat at will, at the ye-^rly rent of only ^'1 10s. All which said Premises are situate in the parish of Bettws, in the said county. The Farms are contigu- ous to each other, have an extensive right ot! herbage on the neighbouring Commons, and are distant fron) i the differeut market and post towns of Llandilo seven miles, Swansea twelve, aud Neath 15; and the turn- 'pike-road leading from the former to the latter place runs-through part 6f the Premises. The purchaser of each lot-may have the Timber grow- ing thereon at a fair valuation. The respective Tenants will shew the Premises; and for further particulars apply to Daniel Pace, 'Attorneyi at said county,

--LL SWANSEA, FhrDAY; necèmber 21^—6 p/M. fc^ The London Alai], due at an early himr this morning, tiat yet The. delay cannot at present be accounted for. We have waited t til tJx .last moment, in u?t,-ct.o,s expectation of its arrirai.. and are compelled, to put oar Paper to regret ting our inability toindliflc the News of Wednesday last. Nor is this the only inconvenience: jroni the same came weare likewise deprived of our privah advices from various places; and it is also -highly, probable that several of our advertising friends toil! be disappointed—-such of the latter, however, as imp.* have transmitted f,ârja'cotirs by the above Mail jo this week's. Paper, will readily perceive that no blame attaches to us.

The first winter assethbiy was held in our Towi)- I hall last night: the company was ll."i I] i. -i, ble, and rather riuiaerous considering the seviri'iy of the weather; and the amusement oi .the eve:I- iug was prolonged to, a late hour. Our venerable aud worthy Pastor, the- Rev.'Miles Bassett entered his ,74th year oh TuoscfaV and enjoys (which we sincerely hope he will vet and enjoys (which we sincerely hope he will yet long continue .to do) all his facultIes if nimuaiVed. In March next tie wiii have been forty-eight _yeitrs Vicar at this towii. lie at present serves our church, together with that ofOy stermouLh, witliout tlw asslslailce of a, Curate; lie can read small print without the aid of spectacles; and considers his sight much improved of late years. Early-in the morning of Thursday, the 13th inst. a large meteor passed over Gower, a few miles from hence, in a north-east direction, illuminating the atmosphere much more vividly than lightning; af- ter-being visible for a short time, it burst with a tremendous noise, and numerous sparks otfireot considerable size apparently li-ll.to the earth. Se- veral persons who observed the-phenomeinon, and, others who heard the explosion,describe the Litter aS similar tothesuddeli fallingofaTarge building which was, indeed, by some thought to have be»;h [. the case, until daylight a-ppeareS and dissipated their tc-ars. The-third battalion of C-armartbenshire volun- teerin was ii-tspected on Wednesday last by Colonel I Stewart, and deservedly obtained his entice appro- p bation. ■ i. We are concerned to relate a very distressing accident which happened yesterday morning on the road from hence to Neath: As Mr. and Mrs. Bigg, of this town, were proceeding to the former place in a gig, and having occasion to stop at one of the co])per-works in their «'i\y, Mr. B. alighted for the purpose of holding the horse-while his wife stepped out; but throwing the reins on the. anir mal's back, he suddenly- stalled, turned out of the road, and before Mr. B. cduld recyvtr his counnand, threw him down, arid sprang across a deep preci- pice with the gig at his heels. Mrs.. Bigg -was thrown to the ground with great violence; and she was taken up'speech-less. Serious apprehensions for her safety'were yesterday entertained; but we are extremely happy to tilidshc was much, better this morning, and is considered out. of danger.—The horse continued his career until scarcely a. vestige, ofthcgigwaslelt. y Wednesday last an inqtlestAyas.held at Llanelly, by Thomas Lewis; £S\l;, Coroner, on the body of John Davies, of the sloop ^William;}, of Carmarthen, Lloyd, master. A cr-y of murder having been heard to proceed from the vessel, 'eriiid the deceased beijtg the only persons>then on board, the fortiier was taken into custody; hut the jury, after an investigation- of aU the circuntstances. returning a verdict that Davies had. died in. consequence of the injury he had received from .an acci-dcntal fall over the sloop's side, the .master »vas immediately liberated. Tuesday evening last a fire broke out on the pre- mises of Air. Davies, rope-jnAle«,r, mCarmarthen which was, however, fortunately extinguished be- fore it had done any other c onsideraule damage than destroying.a quantity of Hemp. Two new cotton manufacto'H^s; are now erectin<r: on the river Dee, in the beautiful vale bfLlano-ollei? in North Wales., 4 ° The Lord Chancellor has heeh pleased to ap- point Mr. John Price, of Abergavenny, solicitor, a Master Extraordinary in Chancery. On the morning of Wednesday se'nnight four fine mares were drowned in the river Dee, at Hand- bridge, belongii)g to Mr..Tones, of Brymbo, near Wrexham.—It appears, that they had just been loosed from the team, and were turned down to drink, linked together, when the iirst going in too farrthe fresh in the river took' her oft'" her feet, and by her plunging the others Were drawn ill, and all attempts to save them were ineffectual.-i-The poor man who drove the team and witnessed the acci- dent, went home hi a state bordering on distrac- tion. There.is hardly a county in the kingdom which has not more or less- benefited from all the great Prizes, in the last Lottery, being sold in shares. From this uncoriihibn occurrence, many augur that Fortune means iri future to be more just in the distribution other favours. But, be this as it may, certain it is, that the event has caused a verv ex- tensive rage for the pu rchase of Shares in the ensu- ing Lottery 90 cxtenslve.indeed, as to afford strong reason to. think, that betore the drawing commen- ces, not a Ticket will be left for sharing. It must be acknowledged, however, tluit the Scheme now offered to the Public is stamped with a. more than usual credit of-intrinsic.vilue, and superior excel- lencefor although" it contains but tittle more than a third of the nuinber ol Tickets in Lotteries but a few years back, it abounds, nevertheless, with more Capital Prizes thafi any of them could ever boast. The Drayton Agricultural Society, at their last meeting, ordered five guineas to begivcntbSamud Vicars,, of High Hafton, in tlie parish of St anton, labourer, for inalintaining a family ol IS cliildrenj without ever soliciting parochial assistance. The Rochdale Canal, communicating, with .th? Catder and Heble ifevigation ne^ivriaiifax,-and with the Duke of Bridgewaler's at Lei- ist length completed. This important undertaking was begun at the close .of tlie year 1T94, and cqnsP defing the magnitude' and- diflicuity of the work, reflects great credit on-those >v.ho have Conductixi its execution. It may be considered ,of-national importance, as it opens a direct communication. tor- barges betwixt the ports of Ijverpool and lInn. To the neighbourhood of Mancbester it must oh- viously be of the greatest utility,: by facilitating its commercial intercourse w, and with the eastern coast-of this island, by .many lo- cal advantages, and by its union wit-h Various ca- nals, which immediately connect with the whole interior of the kingdom.. During the night of Priday se'nnigbt, some aban- doned miscreants broke into the stable of Mr., Jos. Payne, of Burton-oiwthe-Water, Giuccntcrslnre, and stole a valuable mare~viiich,. after taking a short distance from the premises, they tied to,a tree, and then cut its throat!! ,¡ The following was written oycrthsaltf.rofa I,i.' altqr of church in Wales, and remained Hear a.century be- fore the meaning was discovered,: PR.SA:r Jl y P RE C T'ji'N.. V R K P Til S PR CP T S TN" By adding one vowel> it niakes'tvvo 'Uhes in'verse. We lAt Wo acs .111 .-i-ud-sUe.e{> had a dull i^de. Good -horses 'brought { capital prices. Cheese wcut from$5s. to per cwt.; there waa a. great quantity,And butiittie sold, alt butterfr-om lis. to 12s. per gaWa'of and c had a quick'sale. Bacon from (d. to 7 kl. per. lb. At OSwestrv and Newport lairs, tat cateh; and sheep sold for Ô 2d, per lb. stores rather low. Pigv about 6d. per lb. At lloss Pair, last week, there W1.S a good shew o: prime fat cattle, as well as those oftheleau kind, :)Ut few buyers attending, t lie sale was dull. 1 here was,a very indifferent shew of horses and sheep, ■■and- the few that were sold went off at reduceu prices. Best cheese averaged irom ööt. to 72s. and secoiid from 5-is. to (jOs. per cwt. Friday last, as some boys were digging for sand ynder Mount Beacon, near Bath, the earth unfor- iunately gave way, fell upon them, materially hurt •- several, mid killed one f the. lads. Copper Ores sold atTruro, on Thursday the ioth inst. Mams. Ton?. pit at per Ton. Wh.-Virgin 0. Williams 6c P. Grenfell £8 5 0 ditto 10.7 ditty 7 1-1 0 ditto 93 ditto & London Co. 9 0 0 ditto. 81 Chead. O. Williams & P. Crenfell 10 2 6 ditto 40 ditto 5 lC 6 Wh, Maid 80 Co. 7 ? tj, ditto Co.1 ,7 1(; 0 West Wh. Virgin 76 Freeman C0.. 1 8 11 A TV h. Fortime 16f Rose Co.. 8 0 6 -ditto 1:30 Brllss Wire Co. io,13 0 ditto 1'il English Co.. 11 3 0 ditto 92. Chead. 0. VViiliams P. Crenfell 7 2 6 ditto. 54 ftlibes Royuf aiid Loti-' doll Cos. 6 9 C ditto 41 Chead. 0. Williams: < &"}■ Grenfell 211.,0 Wh- Music. 39 Birnwiigliawi. Coi -10 b Tons 130H—^Standard 146. MILITARY promotion. JSIjyai Carmarthenshire Regiment of Militia, Rowland WilliHins, Gent, to t>e Second Lieutenant. 1st Regiment if J'ohmteer Carmarthenshire Inftiniry, David Jones Lewis, Gent, to be Captain; Evan Jones/went. to be Lieutenanf.. 3d Battalion of ditto j Adjutant F. B. Wilkinson, to be Captain, by. brevet. '1th Battalion of ditto, Richard J. Starke,'Esq. to he First Major; Sir Henry Prothero, Knt. to be Second Major.

BIRTII. Yesterday, the lady of J. W. Mansfield, Esq. of Swansea, of a MARRIED. On Thursday morning the 13Ut iust. at the parish churcb of la-ai- ;Uiiiord, Owen Piiiiipps, Esq. Celonei ol the. PonbruitCshirc nniitiit, to Sliss Seotnbeld, eldest daugh- ter of Henry Scourlield, Esq. of Robestoc-Hali, PCIIJ- brokeshire. Friday last, at Ltangadock,_Car)t)arthcn<hirc, Mr. Mor- gan, draper, to Miss 'Liewelyu, daughter of the Rev. Mr. Llewelyn, both of that place. Mr. Eliis, to Airs. Beezard; and Mr. Thomas Perkins, to Miss Wright, ail of Haverfordwest. DIED. William Jones, Esq. of Llether, Pembrokeshire, in the Commission of the Peace for that county an active, up- right magistrate, and valuable member of society. Mr. Bateuiaii, of Hannier, Flintshire. Air. W'illiam Jones, a volunteer in the 8fh company of the Montgomeryshire legion—-hia remains were interred ai Llanîair witlJluilitary ¡\onours.' Fliday last, at Staule^-house'Jving'.s-road, Chelsea, in the 73d year of her a^e. Airs. Jenny Morse, wile of Leonard Morse, Esq. and tne last of the children of the late Thomas Lewis, of St.-Pierre, Aloninouthshire, Esq. many years Re- presentative in Pariiainent for that "county. At Gibraltar Cottage, near Monmouth, Mr. Martin Tho- mas, late of the Broom Farm, Welsh Newton, in that county.

TO CORRESPONDENTS. The lefter on -the subject of the high price of corn, signed l'he F,.Ù:nd if the Poor, contains assertion without proof ami being charged with postage, will be returned to the oilice. v D. llu'dtly's lines are too incorrect for publication.

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E«s$a.&i!.Salt of Lsiuosis, 1«. ..11 rT111 w< Jmnpir's F.sscnce of Peppermint and Peanvroral, Is. l^d. loota-Britsiioris. ,» J" Rose, Prussian, Peruvian, and Oriental J.ip Salves and Balsams, 9<i. oac?>. F«Vd's fine British Ink Powder for Records, (Jd. ———— British Red Ink Powdej4. Durable Ink for wriihig on linen, &c. with a pen, lc. 6d. Spirits of Harlshorn, Hd. Hudson's Nankeen Dye, Is.—-Bott's Nankeen Dye, Is. Spirits ot Lavender, is. Severne s I.mcJlliciVi Bairn for Shaving, &c. 2s. Packwood's superior Razor Strops, 3»i'6d. 5s"ar<d-l0*.fid.- Razor Paste for keeping them in repair, 2s. Middlewood s Royal Cosmatic Powder, Is. ,Aledley's Britisli Hel,b Tob 'ceo, ld, Gamble's incomparable British Herb Tobacco, 2d. Esprit de Ja Rose, Is. Essence of Musk. Lemon, Jcssamin, Lavender, Yioiefs, Bergamot, &c. Is. each. Refined Yegetable Acid, for flavouring Pnnch. 3s. io- cluding a small phial of Tincture of Lemon Peel. ? Sand well's Issue Plaister, Is. Issue Peas, Is. per dozen. Atkms's never-failing Preparation for destroying Rats and Mice. Church's Volatile Tincture for the Tooth-Ach, Is. l;d. Greenough's Tooth-Tincture, Is. li-d. i Haywood's Tincture ior the Teetb a-id Gums, is. 1-J-d. — r for curing ti:e Tooth-Ach, Is. l^-d. Newton's Restorative Tootli-Powder, Ss. 9d. Amboyna Lotion, 4s. fid.- .»• Amboyna Mouth-Powder, Ss. 6d. '• Butler's Restorative Tooth-Pow der, 2s. 9d. Carbonic Tooth-Powder, or Vegetable Dentifricej 2s.' 9d. German Corn Plais'er, Is. 1-J-d. Infallible German Corn Salve, is. lid.- Corii Salve, is. lid. 'z.1. Dr" Solomon's celcbrated,Abtergen!I.otion,2s, 9d. Dickinson's Gotland's Lotion, «s. Yd. 58, 9d. and 8s. (3d Cheltcnhani.Suits, 2s. 9d. Refined Liquorice", Is. ifd.4 Magnesia, Peppermint, Heartb-UTU, Paregoric, and otlrer Lor.enge.s, Tablets, N4c. Together with the following genuine and approi)ed: LATENT MKniCINES • For Colds, Coughs, Axthmas, Consumptions, and othefi Disorders if txe Breast juiid. Xtungs. Church's Cough Drops, i's, .;d.~ ■' —;——Pectoral Pills; Is. lid'. f Pidding's rdsam of Liuuorice fur Couehs, 9d Grant's Che.miral Drops, Is. lid. 4 Dr. Baieinvm'v Peroral Drops. ;■ Sir John Hill's Pectoral Balsam of Honev, 3s, 6d. SquircA Gr-snd Eh-xir, 1^ 8d. Mann's Approved Medic-me for CoJds,&c.2s. 6d. '4s. fid. Pectoral Essence of Conslbof, 3s. C"l. X Ford'> Balsam o? Horehovnid, Is. l-|d. Antipertnssis, prepared by Walsh, as.d. i;, Nippie Liniment,'2s. 6d.- i. For Pains and Dhr-ders in the Mead, Stomach, ami.. ,? c. Taylor's celebrated Remedy for Deafness, -8$, 6d. Rymer's Cardiac and Nervous Tincture, 2s. 9d. Sioughlon's Cordial Elixir, Is. l|d., Anderson's True Scots Pills, Is. i|d, ■ The Quaker's Genuine Black Drop, prepared-bv Brath- Wnirc, 2-. 6d. Dafiy s E/i.tir, Is. 6d. ?s. 3d. < Speediman's Stomach Piij«,"fe. Baumede Vie, 3s. fid. • For Rheumatism, Gouty Complaints. Loss of Jppetite,. ladigeitvon., S!,omacii Complaints, fyc, Dixon's Antibilious Pills, is. 9d. Wvman's A.ntibilious Pills, 2s. 9d. Rymer's Detergent Pills, 3s. fid. f I,lr. Htixhhi-n's Tincture of "?s; C)d. Ginger Seeds, 2s. 9d. ■ (Gamble's Medicinal Tea, 2s. 9d. „ Dr. Lock ver's Pills, 2s. 9d. .-Dutch-Drops, lsi l{jd. Rev. W. Barciay's'Patent A i'tibiJious PiHr:, 5-)5d. » Dr., Hugh Smith's cooling ojj'ehing-PiHs-ibr'3iiious co^ plaints, &:c. 3i. 6d:' • Barclay's Tincture for the Bieuaiatisai, li. lzd< Dr. James's Analepfic'Pills, 4s. 6'fi- » ,a!'e' Far Female Complaints.. Widow Welch's FemHle Pilis, 2s. 9cl. • Hooper's Fe.iKde Pins, Is. l|;i. Trowbridge, or (Jolden Pills ot Life and Beaut-, T5d." Dr. Wm. Austin's Chalybeate Piil.4s.4 4 For Sorbi'tic CasE-s, es of BbdJ, Nsrvjuf'- Complaint;, Dropsi/, Consumptions, S' Dr. Sib:v's Rc-»ni:na.ing T; I Ior PabuluiTi of Life, 6%. 7s. 6d4.' T4s. Dr. S'bly s Rtj-hiiimating Lunar Tincture for the F<MMi& Se\4, 10s. 6d. Dr. itadcliff'e's fa-mous Purging E:vir, 1?. I'd. Hayiuan's Maredant's-Antiscerbti>;c Dr;,po. 45. 6d.' Dr. SoLimou's Baun cf 'Giiecd, 10s. fid. Bahu c» Mecca, 5s. 9>1. SpilsbLry' Autisc rlttitic Drops, ;»?. 6d. Dr. i.ateeian s G<>lde?^ S:Krits cf .TciKvy Grass, Is. 1^-d. Dr. Solomon's Ant,ir.eugiees, 10s. fid. 4 For Fevers, 6;r. Dn James's Fever Powder, 2s 9d. a packets ±j;- f/ie Heua-A'r'h and Uisoraers of.the Mvet*. Coiiiiis's True Ceph^Itt'Si-iia'j-.Sjj. ^iugfe.ton's Golden O.mm'ent for the Eves, Is. I'd. Severne s B;6om or VvhiteC( :-ic Snuff, 2s. 3d.1. Gamble's Aromatic Sfcuff, Is.'ild. For the Hooping Cough, Vvarm- CdnT&Isioxs. an £ ? other Disorders in Children, fyc. Ching's Patent Lozenges for destroying V\ crms, Is 'A. 9d. i4.. Daiby's Carminative, li\ bd.' -•• •» Godfrey's Cordial; 7-|d. 9d- ■ Roche's Royal Herbal Kmbroc-tion, 3s. 6d,- Dickinson's.WIntv and Rad Drops, 3:>: 6s. w I," For Bruises, Cats, &afrfxt Burns, Crept Wound? Sore jfcYt t.sfs Sc. Freeiiiaii's Bathing Spirit; i?. 4i(tf. •; G c- Marshall's Universal Cerate, Is.: l-?d.' • Beaseley-'s Family Plaster, 2s. fid/ • Friar's Bal.-a.n, -is.- l^d.. » ■ Turlington'sOriginal Balsam of Lije-, J*s. 9d. Arqiiebusa'de \Vater5 2s. 9n. Steers's Opodeldoc, prepared I»V Newberv, £ 63. True Pomade Divine, 3s. fid." For Venereal Compfointsf'Kaigs EtoUi Scrofula., St. Leake's Patent Pills, 2s. 9d. W essels'Genuine J.'suits Drops, 2s. 9d. ■ Specific Remedy, 04. Walker's ditto, gs.,9d. ,.s Dr- Hunter's 'Alterativp Pills,. 2s,. ftd/. *> For the Itch and other Eruptive Complain Bjir.cJaj^s Psy.qnt Quitmcyt for tJjv Itcii, Is, '1; Siiaw's Sovereign Oiiitment for iheTtch, 9d. the Miibiian'>rBev^r-fa'iiing'Ointuit^t-lbT the Itch, Is. 9d. Cox's W^hlte-Ointtncwi, is. l^d. 2s. 3d4.- 4 .—— Horse und Dot; Medicines. Blaine's unrivalled Preparhwoos for ali 'Coroplim-t in Horses and Dogsi • Leeming's Essence fof Lameness in TIbrses, 2s.' The Staffordshire Cordial; for Staggers; Gripe*, 5*.c. 2s. T. jRuicrNs.-intrsats 4iis gratelnl thanks fur t'he.biwra.i support-lie. ha.s aire»civ-.«sp«'«- nenced-enc"ouragcment very far esecedhrg- iris nKot- sa: guine ex;>e.c.tatk)ii,4' and begs-leave to-assurs'' '■ ;i^. it will be his pride and s'.udv to pursue ti e b. ot e'-viOuct which lias merited their gbod-opinisin, ix order- rviaa it. RHEUMATIC, paralitic, kikI -GouT-r Aaeci.ous, with their usual-coucoiuilnnts, S'nfisvi, ^-r iiyntg Pains, ilatideney, liidigetiic^b, and coVierai IVbi- I'ty, (originating4 i/i wiia-.ever sbi>rce)4'are relieved :,nd trc- quently cured', by WlilTEHf^D's ES'SENCE''of ?i!US- TARD FILLS, after. oilier Tiieans; h'jd rared. The' FLUID T, I"r"I i iit r (,I? kr-i witir ihe'rills in those^ coilHuaiuts, wlrdfe v.) is !wrhjt.t>s most active, penetrating, bud eifectuai femedv hVthe \Vorid, ge- nerally curing tlie severest' SP.RArXS A-n BP.UTSES ill less than half the time usually takvii.bv Ooodeldec, ..Ar- quebnsade, or any other Embrocation-/and if used im- mediately after any-accident," it'prevents the part turning black -artd-ii.(* siihness natufaltv aHsiitgJ'roiu'the fir ,t usb of the MU-SKET, it imineditfiuiv "removes. Ii is prepared and solu at -is. Od. eacli box .or 'bc.tile." 'v R. Johnston, Ajioihecary, No.. 15,-Greek-street Soiuj. Lo;>- .don and may. be' h id Printer, a:ui Swsnsea.J; Bird, Cardiff; W..V. j) j. J. Carmarthen •• J. T'jlr:r, iii;-jffbrdn\4»t: j. Rc>- den,.Denbigh Owen Welchp^o;; Atr.f." ''i\ c, WrcK;u»ra; V I R; ,J 11 <, J.UDTOW; S^H.T*R, OS'-VESTRV GRPIITII^, I-J ■ J ■ .*■ ■' 3 •Castle A'!en, Herefc-d C. Jpne-i-'Oioae^erl P:rie, Bristol: ani);by every JriiiLicijic Ven-itu- a eve:) iiie t-'iiueu jtvin^'dofti.

t wi -o have the care of Woods.' lie iuusl.be a {married man, and his W'ii'e capable of the niaoageniont of. a DA i r v. During the absence of-the family they ice to take r care of the mansion.-A general good charackr is expected. Applications to be niade by letter, post-paid, to Mr. Jer- Hegan, at Swansea..