The Cambrian

CA BMARTtlENSHTM. » TO BE- LET- BY PRIVATE, CON'TRACT, ff AX1> MAY' BE iiXTLRIi) Ul'ON" IMKECIATELV, J .¡) .A. BE .LP.LD T.J O!' ."lü.fJlA11..1,"i, if 'A LL those extremely vahiableCOLLIFRIES* lA or veins of -most" excellent: Wft COALS, called the 1 LLY^CUEARTH WCII and LLWYNRV [JILVtt COL- LIEIliES, situate witfaiu half a nulc of the sea-port town of I,!anrHy, in the said county, and withma less distance of the shipping-place. The demand for Coals of' the description those are, has v at the port of Llarielly much exceeded the supply, "Zii1J ail person; who are acquainted with 'the veins allow their ,:f,tl¡r.\ to bs tar superior to any other in the kingdom, which, toge-her••.villi their immense thick acss, and the great body of Oo.il that may at an easy cxpence be wrojigiit, are considerations highly deserving tite attention of persons de- sirous to engage in these Collieries. Aho, To be Let by Private Contract, S AND MAY BE IMMEDIA TK t.Y ENTERED UPON, AH those valuable veins of STONE COAL. CULM, and liiON-STONK, near Kidwelly River, daiStd TRILLWM .and CO ED IV AND DU COLLIERIES. This Colliery is now open attdready to be immediately worked by virtue of a Levellafelv cmupfeted, and the Coat also is in great re- quest, andTnay be wrought up,m a large scale with very lit- tie trouble or expence. Further particulars will he given upenapplication to Mr. Martin, Swansea, or to John* Wlliiaios, Attorney, Carmar- then. PEMBROKESHIRETSOUTH WALES. TO liE DISPOSED OF, On an advantageous Lease of Three Young Lives, A LARGE and COMPACT FARM, in a -hiuh state of. Cultivation, of bet ween 300 and 400 A ores of'ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, wiriua a Riiiff Fence, together with all the STOCK, CRO PS, IMPLEM EN 'i'S of 11 (I SB A ix DRY. and II O U S i> IIOUJ FURNITURE. The House is delightfully situ- ated in tike centre of the Farm, commanding a beautiful Ttiew of the sea and adjacent country, a'i.;ti might be mad e at a very easy expence, an excellent Family Residence, muchot the timber being already prepared.. w it c, The country abounds with Game oi aifsorts, particularly Woodcocks, There is plenty of Lime and Coal at a short distance; a Market Townand fashionable Sea-bathing placc ■withina mile and a halt. The premises are in.good Repair, and immediate Possession may be had. The above situation will be iound exceedingly eligible to any geufiertian fond of Farming and the Diversions of the Field. A CURRfCLE and POST-CHAISE built by LEADER, London, to be sohl cheap. For further .particulars address (post-paid) to Mr. Jona- than Eayines, Post-Olface, Tenby, Pcaibrokeslnre. (One Cone-ru.) ■ CAItMAn.tii.EN. TO BE LET BY-PRIVATE CONTRACT, And possession given at Michaelmas next, ALL that old-established and well-accus- tomed INN, wuti its Appurtenances, called TIIE THREE SALMONS, situate in Water-street, consisting of two large parlours, two kitchens, nine bed-chambers, a cellar, and brewingJkitchen all extensive Yard and Garden, with Stabling fix about-JO Horses; together with a Field or two. Also, will be sold, at a fair appraisement, all the HousE- HOLC ECRXITITRE,. BREWING tlrsNsits, and a quantity of well-hurvested HA Y. The above Inn is commodiously situated for Travellers going to or from CarOlarthento Newcastle and Cardigan, as it lealls direct to the new turnpike road to said towns. Particulars will be. known on application to Mi Walter Rees, the present tenant, who has occupied the said inn 33 years. FREEHOLD ESTATES IN G L A M 0 R G A jS S H UI i, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Lot l. 4 n ancient MANSION-HOUSE and XJL DEMESNE LANDS, called MAODY, si- tuated in tin; parishes of St. John's, Cardiff, and Law daft, in the county 01 Glamorgan. The Lauds consist of Meadow and Pasture Ground, in A goodstute of cultivation, and contain about 77 Acres. The Mouse commands a good c(JlUblHatioil of Land and Sea Views; it also enjoys the advantage of being neap the niar- ket-iown of Cadu. and lyitii on tiie direct road-from theuce Jto Mertiiyr-Tuivi.; and also wi!»'i> a .very -sliory disiauce of the Glamorganshire Cana it. a'so lies within .thirteen miles of ihe market-town of Cow.briuge, and within six of that of Caerpliiiiy, and obtains Lu.ie and Coaior. reasonable terms. Lot 2. A MESSUAGE <J- FARM, called MONACH f Y, .situate in the parishes of Liundalt and Whitchurch, in the £r.mh..ty ot GlamGigall.. The tarin cousists-of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, it measures -160 Acres, 2 Roods, and 38. Perches. There are also I WO COTTAGES and GARDENS' for Labourers, with a Stable and Land yet uninctosod, (being lately part of Cardiff Great Heath) containing about seven Acres, adjoining to and forming part of ("is lot. Tins lot, except so much of it as iies on the Heath, is free from Tithes and Church Rates. To be viewed by applying to Wyndham Lewis, Esq. Lamshen; or to Mr. Brown, Solicitor, Cardiff, who will shew Plans oi the. Estates and give particulars. DESIRABLE RESIDENCE 4 ESTATE, NEAR SWANSEA. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Messrs. SKINNER, DYKE, and Co. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE and de- sirable Residence, called KIEVROUGH and NOR- TON, one mile from the sea, and seven l'rotu Swansea, a beautiful and romantic part of the county of Glamorgan; comprising acomiuodious modern-built Mansion, containing numerous apartments, the principal rooms elegantly lifted up td and finished, replete with all proper attached and detached domestic offices, coach-houses and stabling, lawn, shrubbery, and gardens; a new ly-erected Farm-house, and suitable out- buildings, and .sundry inclosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Laud, containing about o.'iO Acres, most part witlin a ring-fence round the house, in a very good state of qu'- tivation, with extensive Rights of Common. The hou|e, Offices* and grounds are in excellent repair and order, attd fit for the residence of a large respectable family; an possession may be had, on taking the neat, but not expen- Mive. furniture and effects, at a fair appraisement. The Land is let to a tenant at will. To be viewed by applying to the Rev. John James, on the premises, of whom printed particulars may be had; also of John Jeffreys, Solicitor, Swansea; Mr. Jeriiingham, Surveyor, Swansea; Mr. Jones, Solicitor, Old-Market, Bris- tol; Messrs. Shaw and Le Blanc, Solictors, New Bridge- street, Blackfriars; and of Messrs. Skinner, Dyke, and Co-' Aldersgate-street. JUNE 4, 1805. STOLEN or STRAYED, from the Farm of PAJIKNEWYDD, in the parish of Lanweno, in the county of Glamorgan, a GRL\ liORSE, airout 13 hands higtt, has a long tail, rather looses towards the fund part, a black stripe along the back to the rump, high in the neck, all the mane lying to the right, that oi the lelt having been hog^l in April last. Any person bringing the said horse, or giving information where he may be found, shall receive ONE GUINEA re- ward, by applying to.Thomas Davics, Lanweno; or to Mr. Thomas Probyn, at the Boot, Merthyr-Ty dvil. Pay-Office, llors £ ~Giiards, 17th August, 1805. OFFICERS ON HALF-PAY. NOTICE is hereby given, by direction of the Right Honourable the Paymaster-General of his Ma- jesty's Forces, that the Aflidavits Officers on Half-Pay and Military Allowances, commencing subsequently to tlie 24th of June, 130.5, will not be passed at this office unless the Officer's Place of Residence, and also the County, District, or Place, for which the Magistrate acts, before whon» the said Affidavit is made, are therein specified, agreeably to the under-mentioned form. Dd. THOMAS, Accountant. A B maketh oa.th that he had not between the 24th day of and the 25th day of any other place or employment of profit, civil or military, under his Majesty, besides his allowance of Half-Bay, (or his military allowance, as the case may be) as a reduced in Sworn before me, at The Officer ta signing this day of in the name )iere, together with year of our Lord his place of residence, j The Magistrate to stgnhi$~i » yiame here, and the county or J place for which he acts. v J .3 N. B. Chaplains must insert in their Affidavits tPle follow- ing words between the words "'Majesty" and "besides" ■vizor any Ecclesiastical Benefice in Great-Britain or Ireland." No alterations or interlineations of any sort will be al- lowed to be made in the Anidavit. I f CARDIGANSHIRE* UNUEDBEMED LAlsD-iAX. NOTICE IS HLREBY GIVEN, timt MEEilNGS will be held at the times and places hereunder,.for the purpose of selling all LAJND-TAX un. redeemed within the said county. At the Dwelling-house of .William Rees, in the town of Tregaron, on Friday, the 6ih day of September next. At the Black Limit in die town of Lampeter Poutstephen, on Saturday. the 7th day of Septonber next. And at the White Ilart, in the town of Cardigan, on Monday, the 9th Day ot September nest. By Order ofthe Commissioners, HUGH HUGHES, Clerki N; B. Attendance is .given at the Clerk's Oilice, in Aberystwith, on every Monday. September State Lottery. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, £ Co. Of BANK-BUTT.nrsGS, CORNIIILI" and facing the gate of the KING'S-MV.WS, CHAHIXC-CUOSS, LONDON, RESPECTFULLY beg leave to recommend to the notice of the Public the superini merits of the present State Lottery. The Scheme coadsts of Twenty-Jive thousand Tickets uniy, and contains, 3 Prices of J £ ''A),000 4 Prizes of £ '000 3 10,(J()v) 6 !,«>■.) 3 5,(XX) 10 bOO ike. &c. &e. The lowest e also the -Three .Timnsand Firft- drawn Blanks w«!i be entitled to ofdt) each, making 7,619 benefits. Tickets and Shares are on sale by RICHAHOSOK, GOOD- l,t;¡;¡- and Cu. STATE LOITERY, Tu begin Drawing 30tll September. SWIFTS Co. At their old Office, No. 11, rour.Tin-, LONDON, RE appointed by Government to sell the J. JL. Tickets and Shares of the present Lottery, winch contains— S Prizes of of 20,000 4 Prizes of £ 2,000 3 10,000 6 1,000 3 5,000 10 500 And 4,590, Prizes from J1:X) to £ S?0 indu^iie. Also £ '10 each for the first 3,000 Blanks., It is a peculiar gratification Co. that this SeilelJlC Ims fully met the public approbation, of which the demand for Tickets and Shaves (great beyond example)athnds the most unequivocal proof. Letters answered, and Schemes at large, with an aeeoura of the Capital Prizes sold by Swrr-ra'i .<: Co. in the last and j present years, sent gratis to-any part of the kingdom. FAliM, near Sil ANSEA. TO BE LET, AND ENTERED BROS AT MICHAELMAS NEXT, A FARM, within two miles ert -Swansea, con- sisting of 80 Acres of MEADOW, PAS i'UR.E,anc/ ARABLE LAND, it. a rir.g-fcnce, and well adapied for a Dairy Farm, most of thcfields having constant water. The Land is in a good state of cultivaiiou, and the House and Offices are very convenient, extensive, and in excellent, repair. The lease under which the premises are held for an ex- pired term of 11 years will be Sold. Apply at the office of John Jeffreys, Solicitor, Swansea; i' Or Mr. Simon Lllewlyn. C ARM A RTIIENSIHRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, TWO THIRD SH ARES of the GREAT and SMALL TYTIIES of the Parish of LLA NG UNNOR (adjoiniiig the tuwu of Carmarthen) now let at the Yearly H'nt oLt160. For further particulars apply to Mr. Lewis, Attorney. Lllandilo, Carmarthenshire. Ang> 30,1805. SO UTII-WALEs" ———- SPEEDILY WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, THE MANOR OF TREWALTER GOUGII, and about ^400 Acres of FREEHOLD LAND, di- vided into small Farms, situate in the several parishes of Liangorse, Llanvihangel Tallyn, .Hanwastey Tutiyn, and Llanvihangel IS! antbrane, iii the couutv of lire con. The principal part of the Estate is out oi an(i hsld by tenants at very old rents, supposed to be riot more than one-fourth of the real value: the rest out on old lives. At the same. time, will be Sold, FTV E SHARES in the BRECON and ABERGAVENNY CANAL, and a TURNPIKE BOND. Printed particulars are preparing and will shnrtlv be ready for delivery, at the Chambers' of Messrs. (j«v«ne and Tennant, Gra v's-hm, London; Mr. Chns. Deare, Harcoilrt- buildmgs, Temple; Mr. Edw. Jones, L!and:>vt aadat the principallwls in Giocester, Monmouth, Here torn, ecc. GLAM011G ANSI! IRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the inn, on Thursday, the l'îth day of Sept. 1805, bet ween the hours of four and six of the cloclv in the afternoon, By Mr. W.M. HOW ELL, THE FEE-SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of afl that WORKSHOP formerly in the possession of Mr. Daniel Beftbow together with the. COTTAGE or DWELLING-IIOUSE thereto adjoining, situate, lying, and. being in a certain street called Wind-street, in the town of Neath, in the said county. The above premises may, at a trifling expence, be. con- verted into good Dwelling-houses, there being plenty of Stone on the spot, and the quantity of Wood "attached to the workshop very considerable. I For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer; or to Mr. Thomas Morgan, Attorney at Law, Neath. GLAMORGANSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATE and HOUSES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In lots, if not previously disposed of by Private Contract, I at the Bush-inn, in the town t'i Swansea, between the hours of three and five in the afternoon of Saturda v, thc 28th day of September next, subject to the coiKUtMiis of sale then to be produced Present Yearly Tenements. Tenants. Rent. Value. Parish. Tenure. Capital House V s. s. anii Jarge Gar- s Miss Barber 40 0 50 0 Swansea.. At-will, dea j House and Stop D. Perrott 30 0 3.5 0 Ditto 7 yrs. unexpired. Arched Cellar In hand 12 0 Ditto House and Stop D. Perrott 30 0 3.5 0 Ditto 7 yrs. unexpired. Arched Cellar In hand 12 0 Ditto J. Williams 6 6 50 0 Ditto Three lives. Pengritvenny 'otilers1*' £ m<' 7,3 0 84 0 Lanridian i At will. Gelly-orllwyn Edward William.. 50' 0 00 0 Ditto. 14tional?y!°ndl" Keven Bychan 10 0 15 o Ditto At will. Ditto. 16 16 18 la Ditto .Ditto. Also several LANDSUARES, in the parish of Bishopston. Tlia estate has Coal and Iron Stone under it, is pleasantly situate on the navigable river of Bury, has the best shipping place on that part of the river, valuable and extensive Rio lit of Comlllon oil Laiirldian Marsh, &c. Limestone delivered at 2s.'6d. per ton. 1 he Mansion-house and. premises in Swansea command a beautiful view of the harbour, and bay; and the estate is j well worth the attention of any person desirous of settling in Wales. I N. B. There is alo a convenient-and substantial D welling- house on the principal farm, most eligibly situated. For particulars apply to Mr. Yaughan, Solicitor, Swansea or to Mr. Bigoe Charles' Williams, Solicitor, Beut'ord-ryw^ London. I TT7*ANTS a Situation as a. .aft".Eng- I V lislmiap, regularly "bred to the Fanning Business; is a good judge ofCattie andSiteep, and can be well recom- mended lor honesty, sobriety, and integrity. Letters (post-paid) addressed to Mr. Potter, Printer, Ha- verfordwest, vvijj he only attended to. 1, f'oi- a WANTED, for a respectable Family, a GOOD HOUSE FURNISHED, with Ten or less Acres of Pasture Land if neat the Sea the better. For particufars enquire of Mr. Anroyl, No. 1, Little Brook-street, Hanover-square. Letters post-paid. 'Xl A NTS a PLACE, an Englishman, a. ska- » » dy Person, about. 40 years of age he would wish, to engage as Gamekeeper to äny Genileinan ol' respectabi- lity in either of dJè COlwties of Ülarw¡rg!i¡J, Carmarthen, or Brecknock. The advertiser perfectly understands break- ing of Dogs, and destroying vernwa, and is an excellent Shot. Unexceptionable references as to Character and Abilities can be given. Letters addressed to T. N. at the Blue Boar, Brecon, will be punctually attended to, if post-paid. SIVANSEA CATCH-CLUB. TIIE Members of the Club, and the Ladies JL and Gentlemen of Swansea and its vicinity, are re- spectfully informed that there will be f A GRAIN D CONCERT, At the TOWN-HALL, on THURSDAY, Sept. 5,1805, Consisting of a Favourite Selection of CATCHES, GLEES, DUETS, SONGS, &c. Under' the direction of Mr. 1)0YLE. Principal Vocal Performers. The OUNG LAD Y "who snug and presided at the Grand Piano-Forte (m !hc last Ladies Nitrht, MissTEBAYj Mr. WEBBER, Mr. LODEE, Mr. TEBAY, an 1 Mr. DOYLE. To begin at hal<-pa«t seven o'clock. 1nT' After the VOiSfCERT a BAhL. Tickets ,5s. each, to be bad of Miss aid of Mr. Doyle oniy. I Tiie Subscribers and Visitors to the Swansea Catch- ii) arc m>st respectrnlly informed, that the Society Nights m future wid 1)(: on TUCHSDAYS. E. SLORAH, STRAW, CHIP, and LEGHORN HAT-MA- NUFACTUIŒR, To her the DUCHESS of YORK, No. 6, BATH.STREET, BATH. RESPECTFULLY begs leave to iufonn La- Jl dies, her Friends, and the Public in general, that she has oil sale, at theSHOP lately occupied by'lMn. M ten A EL, iii .WIN D-S1REE1, bVV ANSEA, at reduced prices, an elegant assortment, of FANCY' and PLAIN HATS and BONNETS, LADIES' RIDING HA FS, SILK HAND- KERCHIEFS, aid FLOWERS. A variety of rich PATTERNS for LADIES DRESSES, VEILS, SHAWLS, SLEEVES,-HABIT'SHIRTS, RIB- BONS,&c. ou the saost reasonable terras for ready nionev. Just.received an jsso-tment of BLACK BEAR M U FEIS, TIPPETS, and TFJMMIN(iS. BOAR's-HEAD INN, ÇAERP IfiLLY, Glamorgan dire, JOHN JONES, Laic of Abergdvawi/, in the county of Monmouth, BEGS leave to returnjlus most grateful Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, Gentlemen Travellers, his Friends, and the Public in general, ior the liberal En- couragement he has received snipe ins commencement pi Business, and hopes to meet with a continuance of their Fa- vours, as he is determined to render hia house sscdrafot table aspossible, by keeping every article in his line of the first quality. N. 13. Dinners dressed on the shortest notice. SWAN Si. ■ To be PEii ."MI TORILY S. U) by AUCTION, At the Mackwo-ifn-Arms inji,- in the town of Swansea, on Saturday, August S4, 1 SO: otstv. een the hours of four and six in thCtih:LiOOIl, ,uhjc\;t to die conditions of sale that will be then p. d-ici d, THAT compieteand modern-built DWELL- ING-HOUSE, situate ia Wind-street; t0'»et"ncr with the Outhouses Garden, and Stable, hi Fisher-street, !atei> oecupi.oH by X. V tUiUcrliun-t, I1-.4lJ. 1 or turiher [>articnhirs apply to Davics and !8cr- ririgtoii, ilttouucsj or to i»lr. SiuAjn ijlcwc.Jyu, Auctiouctr, SwiLU .-a. t^URSL AN to an Order of the Right Hon. the LOK. F H'h Chancellor <. !J eat-Britain, made in the matter of W ii.LLUI GARTTTSHORE, Esq. a Lunar tic; the of, the said Wilharfi -Jartiishore, late of JVIancfie.ter-stpaarc, in t!.e e .mr; v of Middlesex; and of Di-mama-house, near Neath, in the county of Glamorgan, and now of St. Martin's-lane, in the ecunty of Middlesex, e' Esq. a .juntitic, are, on or before the 6th day of November come lr} aQd prove their debts before John Cani|>- bel l, L- q. one of the Masters of the High Court of Chancery, at his oiiice in SouiIiauipton-buildingSi Clunicery-lane, Lou. don, or in default titereof they will be peremptorily ex- cluded the benefit of the said Order. No. 2,147, a Prize of < £ '30,000. 8>—i .i'ao.ooo 10,V-15 £ *2,000 6>'1<31 20,000 12,393 ^,000 j0,000 19,510 2,000 9,098 5,000 1,041 2,000 21>1'38 5,000 27,749 2,000 "4,571 5,000 2-1,571 5,000 Prizes of £ 1,000 each. No. 6.38, xMo, 23,118, 21,567, 2,220, 13,001, 4,063, 6,790, 20,724, 21,338, *1,713, and 16,339. Prizes of £ 500 each. No. 3,23.% 13,112, 2,626,11,215,12,045, 22,385, 8,322, and 12t073. Ji he above capital Prices have EVERY ONE been share. 1 a?d sold, in the Lotteries in and for the years 1804 and 1-305, a| the old-established oiiice of T. 131SH, I No. 4, Cornhi/l, and 9, '(^fiaring-Cross, London; Where Tickets and Shares for the Lottery that draws in September are gelling, in great variety, and where all per- sons in the country maybe, supplied the same as if present, bv sending Post-office Orders, Bank"Notes, good Bills, or Cash, with their orders, post-paid. PEMBROKESHIRE. AT the GEXERAL QUARTER-SESSIONS of die PEACE of our Sovereign Lord the Kin", holden at the Guildhall, in Haverfordwest, in and for1 the said county, on Wednesday, tht* l7t.h day of July, in -the 45th year (jf the reign or onr Sovereign Lord George, ihe Third, hy the G; ace of God of the United Kingdoirof Great-Bri- tain-and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, and in tlie year of our Lord 1S0.5, before the Rev. John Philipps, Clerk, D. V. Henry Mathias, and George Roch, Esqrs. iid oLliel-S their associates, his Majesty's Justices assigned to keep the Peace in the said county; and also to hear and determine divers Fetonips, Trespasses, and other offences done and committed within the same. By virtue of an Act, entitled" An Act for transferring the niiinagemcnt of Salt Duties to the Commissioners ol n Excise, and for repealing the Duties on S.dtandDrav- hacks, Allowances, and Bounties paid thereout, and for granting other Duties, Drawbacks, Allowances, and Boun- ties tnereon." His Majesty's Justices of the Peace for (he said county of Pembroke, do hereby set, ascertain, and publish the following rate and price upon Salt to be sold or e.vposeo to sale (and not intended for exportation) within such places Within the said county of .Pembroke, wherein they are Justices, to take place from the 23d day- of July inst. viz. fotevery 1001b. not exceeding the price or sum of 1 wo Gu tNiiAs, and so in proportion for any greater or lesser quannty to be sold or exposed 'to-sale. BytiicCourt, REES, Clerk of the. Peace. N. B. By. the 143d sectKHi oi the said Act, if any person or persons shall sell.any Salt, not intended for exportation, at any higher price or rate, or refuse Jo sell any Salt (not intended ior exportation) at the price or rate's so affixed its aforesaid, such person or persons so offending shall, for every such offence, lorfeit or pay the sum' of TIVKVTY POUNDS, to be levied out of the goods and chattels of such offender or offenders, by distress or saie thertof, by wanant under the hand and seal of any Justice or Justices'.of the Peace for the place or places wherein snch offence shall be com- mitted or distress snail be to.be made;, and in default of suffi- cient distress for iae* smuc, it shall auu may 6e lawful, by warrant t arid seal ol anv s.u4i Justice of tlie Peace to a cl) jn.>n ihe or nntd sa h oi/eii'.krs il <ay the .aid sum of I a v i.ty I oicty <> b nil shall be paid to» use t s -c c _n Lord t .:e Liug, unl other moiety "recHt! such | n or persons as sJliln iuforiu and prose- t»rt ,« Jiiy, lau3, 1 WANTED, a P-ARTNER in a very Profita- V 11 ble and Genteel-Concern, near Swansea, who can advance A500. Respectable references can be given ana | will be expected. Apply by letters, pott paid, to the Printer of this paper, directed for \V. E. ii. lUCII BRITISH HiNES. T. c: PRIDBAM, DRUGGIST, TAKES this method of informing his Friends, that lie has just received frC.-j the first Manufacturers in England, a choice a.sortinent of i1NE-.FLAYOURED BRITISH WINES, which are selling on the lowest terms, wholesale and retail, at his sdiop, N o. 60, Upp«r Market- street, Carmarthen. White Raisin Wine, Raspberry Winej Red ditto ditto, .Froutiniac ditto, Orange ditto, CalcaveUa ditto, Currant dido, £ xc. &c. PRI DHAM, with gratitude and respect, thanks his friends in Carmarthen and it& vicinity lor their liberal sttppwt, which he hopes to lnerit a continuance of, and informs them he continues selling all kinds of and Medicines, Pa- teat Medicines,Perfumeries, Spices,Garden Seeds, Oils and Colours, Dye Woods, Indigoes, 6ec. wholesale and retail. N. B. All kinds of FISII SAUCES. J

THE CJiMBRIAJV. -t I SWANSEA, FIT 11) A V, Aug. 23. Arrived kere.—Hon. Mr. aud Mrs. Grey, Mr. J. Wedg- wood; Mr. and Mrs. Jell", Mr. and Mrs. Evans, and fami- I y, Mr. Jones, Mr. Mrs. and Master LOYÁi, Air. Barrett- Mr. Mrs. and Miss Pritchit* Mr. J, Gibbons, Mr.T. Savage, Mr. J, Dearc, Mr. and two Misses Jones, Mr. Airs. and. Miss Remmingtou, Mr. and Mrs. Halliday, Mrs. Din wood v, two Misses M'AIiilan, Air. and Miss Bird. Ardced at Tenby—Sir John and Lady A nbrey, Sir Watts, I Lady, and Mist ilorton, Bishop of St. Davids, Air. and Mrs. Clifford, and family, Mr, and Mrs. Lushington, Cut. and Mrs. E/ton, and family, Mr. J, Rocke, Mr, and Miss Campbell, Mr. M. A. Campbell, Mrs. Borcherd, Mrs. Sheepshanks, Mr, Ball, Mr. and Mrs. Kymes, Miss Dawson, Mr. Bror.'ton, Air and Mrs Nichols, and family, Mrs Bud- ges, Miss Wiiktuson, Mr. Budge, Mr. Blight, Mrs. Ileal, and family, Mr. C. and Mrs. Morgan, Mrs7Hughes, Misses Lewis. Cul. Sladden has, isiace our last, inspected the Prince of Wales's Eusiletrs, commanded by Col. Vaughau; Sir Gabriel Powell's troop of Cavalry, theSwanseaCavalry" commanded byCapt. Hughes Major Lockwood's Forest Volunteers; and the Western Glamorgan Volunteers) commanded by Col. Llewelyn, with the waggons, &c. and, much to the honour of the several -corps, iiuund them all improved in discipline, and ready to combat the .o vaunting foe, who has so Jong menaced us with invasion. On Saturday last, the 4th or Derllis battalion of Carmarthenshire Volunteers were 'inspected bv Col. Stewart on Laugharne common, in marehin* order, with the carts appropriated for the convey- ance of the corps. Although the orders for inspec- tion were received only late on Wednesday, and notwithstanding the busy season of the year, this truly patriotic corps mustered very Strang on the occasion. The carts being furnished with seats, were drawn up in companies, and mounted by the men. They then proceeded regularly along the road towards Carmarthen, and returned to the common, where they agnin drew up on their for- mer ground, and at a signal the men dismounted, formed by companies, and marched into line. The experiment, though never before tried, was per- formed with the most perfect order and regularity, and received the unqualified approbation .f the In- specting Field Onicer, who also expressed himself perfectly satisfied with the" appearance and ap- pointments ot thp corps, and convinced of the uti lity of the carts, it there should he occasion for their services. The corps afterwards performed several evolutions under LieuL-Col. Williams, the worthy Commandant, who, on dismissing the bat- talion, addressed it briefly, stating, that the daring attempt at lIlvaSlüH was dailv expected to be made, and, on that event, he doubted not that the Vo- lunteers would prove the salvation of the country. The officers and men testified their unanimous de- termination to contribute their share in answering their worthy Colonel's expectation by three hearts cheers, and expressed their readiness to march instantly, upon the alarm, to assist-in the giorion • work of preserving inviolate our religion, liberties, and laws, and chastising the temerity of our pre-' sumptuous invaders. Tuesday iast the first battalion ofEreconsliire vo lunteers, with ttieir waggons, &c. were inspected bv Col. Bromley, ami merited his entire approbation. -The Talgarth division of tile n -d will be inspected on Sunday, and the Builth divi- sion on Friday next, by Sir G. B Boughton. Theltoyal Pembrokeshire volunteers, ".ommanded by Lord Kensington, were inspected on Moudav and Tuesday by C-en. G«s.scoyne, who expressed his approbation Of their sold'iorly appearance and im- provement in ,discipline; and pronounced the re- giment fit tor immediate service.—Col. Roch's and Capt. Stokes's troops ot yeomanry cavalry, Cel. Si'ourfield's* independent corps, and Capt. Mathias's prendergast volunteers have- also been inspected this week, and received, as they justly merit, the highest praise. The Rev. George Ven?.bles,' A. M. of Clare Hall, Cambridge, is presented to the valuable Rectory or Machyniteth, in .Montgomeryshire, by the Bishop ofSt.Asaph. The Scheme of the Lottery to begin drawing in .September, is allowed to-, be the best that has ap- pealed for many years, as it has revived the good old custom of givingmoney for Blanks, antlthat without diminishing the Capita! Prizes. A foot-race of four miles, for 100 guineas; was run last Monday on our race course,- by William Rhywglynn, and Rowland Phillips, two-well-known pedestrians, which was won with apparent ease by the former. W ednesday last a melancholy circumstance oc- curred in the parish ot Bynaspowis, near Cardiff: while a party of reapers were at work in a field, two of them quarrelled, and 'a battle ensuing, one of them gave the other a violent blow on the temple, which killed bini immediately.—-The offender has since been commÍttccr to C:mliif gaol. Sir Francis Grant, who died lately abroad, has left liis estate in Scotland to his relation Majer Gure, of aristol, who inherits the whole of nis large pro- perty at the death of his widow, and takes his name in consequence. At Newcastle Emlyn fair, on Tuesdav last. three villains (apparently Jews) were detected in uttering base coit). Upwards of 2001. in guineas, half-gui- neas, seven-shilling-pieces, half-crowns, andshil- lings, was found in their possession, and there Is no doubt of their being connected with several gangs who infest our country fairs in the characters Of hawkers; and against-whom the public ought to be p arlieularl-y guarded. They were apprehended and taken heiÓre William Lewes, and D. E. Lewes Lloyd, Esquires, who fitly committed them to take their trial at the nest Sessions for the County of Card! gan. Hereford assizes concluded on Saturday last, when 'William• Iliggms. for horse-stealing; and John Birckley, for bm-Juy; received sentence of death, but were both reprieved. Eour other prison- ers far various gfiencts, were ordered iv Le iinpii- sc-aed, and one to W ptihliclj' whipped. DivKi Price (^removed irom Carmarthca) was C,v¡¡V;C¡C;j of assaulting e.\ci.~c-oihcers hi the exeeufL,n of their duty, and ordered to remain lor judgment.it these assizesas tried before Lora hi7enbvrv:zli and a speoiai jttry,,a cause of considerable im-Tr- tance Lu the parlies interested, and which hay exci- t.cd much interest in this town and neighbourhood it was an ejectment brought, by D,;vu1 auu .urn his v.iio anc I ranc's Pmknev. c»a aiing to be the paternul heirs of the late iiiotnas Morgan, Esq. of Swansea, against ncrbert: Evaus, Esq. of Eagiesteish, to recover large estates ia Glamori ;•,> shire of which- Mr. Evans had taken posessioifun- der a similar claim. Thetriai occupied the greatest part of the day, and much aoih-ty was display ed by the Plaintiffs' Counsel. Alter a very able sum- ming-up oi tne evidence by the Lord Chief Justice, the Jury gave a verdict in favour of the plaintilis'. At Shrewsbury- assizes, Susannah Nock, 10,(c- lony; Thomas Carter, for sheep-stealing: Din id Jones,-for s'.ealing.a bill oi exchanare in the oosi-oi- fice at Oswestry and William -is. for' horse- stealing, received sentence of death—Two were ordered to be transported for seven vears, and seven to be imprisoned lor diherent periods.

MARRIED: On thelpth inst at irodshaiu, Edward Lyou, Esq. of Liverpool, to Miss L'rnson, eldest dauchtcr oflhe fan-. Mr. Urmsoti, of this town. Oil at Cardiff, Serjeant Johnson, of the 18th Light Dragoons, to Miss Hannah Levshon, of that pbice, DIED. On V. edaesday morning lait, Mrs. Powell, wife of 31r. Powell, currier, of Brecon. .At his lorigi nsrs, hi West Saiithfndd, Henry Evans, Esq. ot M.ie.iyiiiletii, iViontj^omervshiic. Suddenly,-at i\Iu:ituouth, Mi-s. Jones, wife of Mr. Jones, of Moniiow street.