The Cambrian

TO PLANTERS. A GREAT 'variety of TREES,, from Ilwi* to Sevtfu Years' growth,-are now,011 sale, at u, rear Swansea they consist princiD.dlv ol F1U « ,A < II, CHLSNUT, SYCAMORE. ELM. and soir.t i iu, ohl fine OAK or'8 grown. Orders Sent (post paid) to Jauics Msurdy, Gardener at Skcity Hal!, will be exec.!led as sooa as received. N. B. Ahoui. 5000 vVhite-taoru Giants to oe disposed of.' PERSONS disposed to become- TENANTS & of such ol the FAUMS and LA-NDli of Sir WATKIN LEWES, IN the eountiC:. ot CAU:.IAUT!U;N, G ■> AMOUCAV, and PI-.MBK ;)icE, as will become vacant at MicinntUiia* next, are requested to apply to Mr.-Wilirams, Soutiianipion-budd- ings, London, who is properly authorised to let tile samc. Sottihainpioivbuiiduigs, Sept. 19, 1805. Theatre of Anatomy, Bimkeim-Slrcet, Great Murlbo- rough-Sireet, London. THE Autumnal Course of LECTURES on ANATOMY", PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, Wlli commence on-Tuesday the 1st of October, at in the? Aliemoon, BYYvtR; BRODKES. Anatomical Conrerzationes will fee held weekly, whcel the different subjects treated of will be dbciisscd fanuharlv, and the. Students' views ionvarded.—To these Rone but Pupils can be admitted. Spacious'Apartmeats, thoroughly ventilated, and replete •with every Convenience, vyilt be open-in flic Morning, -lor the purposes of 'Dissecting and Injecting* where Mr. Brookes' attends, to direct the Students,: and. demonstrate' the various parts as they-appear on Disseclicn.. An extensive Museum). containing Preparations ))hfS)ra- the of every part, oi the Human Body, and its Diseases, I appertains to the Theatre, to ",¡¡ieh. Students will. have oc- casional' admittance.-—1Gentlemen inclined to support this School by contributing pre'terna' i or lorbid parts, Sub- jeers in Natural HisUiry, &c. (i y of little value to the p"ssessrm,,) lt'fay have the ill\fd'í'(' of seeing tliein preserved, arranged and "regit WHlI the names of the VI>l1or, The inconveniences usual! v attending Anatomical Inves- tigations, are Counteracted "by an Antiseptic Process, tile result of Experiments made by Mr. Brookes on Human Subjects, nt. Paris, ui the-year lftW the account ot which was delivered to the Royal Society, and read on the 17th. of June 1784. This method has. since been so far im- proved, that the florid colour of the Muscles is preserved, and ev. n heightened. Pupils may be accommodated in the House. Gentlemen established ill Practice, desirous of. renewing their Anatomical .Knowledge, may be accommodated wnh anapartlllenl. to Dissect in privately. "■ BRITISH -ici LONDON. INSUIlANCR granted on Houses, Buildings, Manufactories, Ships, and all ollicr Vessels, Goods, Merchandize, FARMING STOCK, and other Properly j lroiu Loss or Damage by Fire. Tbe unprecedented preference given to'this-Office by all description ot Insurers, the Directors flatter themselves'has arisen, riot-only fruiU the facilities adopted n).their IIn- proved plans and "simplified modes of'.Fire insurance,, but from their steady and uiiitonn conduct in the general con- cerns of the business. They are persuaded that adherence to principles and pru- dent caution are the best securities to the O;nceand to the Public, and that institutions of this nature can bn!y be be- neficial when date attention is parello reciprocal advantages. Agricultural Stock iu-ured at'is. 6d. per cent. Tiie oliio-e grams Insurances for Períod"nortüt' ¡¡,' Y car, and mn'res good loss by Fire from Lightning.. Insurances due at Michaelmas must be paid Oil or before the 14th day of October next. PWlJOSatfJ and ltatcs ot Insurance delivered Gratis. RUBER!1 SKELTON,,Sec, Mr. T. IIOWELL, AOENT at SWANS KA. W ESTMIN STER^"™ LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY OFFICE, LONDON. PERSONS desirous of providing for ~h( ir Fa- milies or Dependants may, by. an Annual Pay inent, secure to their Widows, Children, or any'other Person, ci. thDr an Annuity for the remainder of Life, or a gross bum to fee paid at their Decease. Insurances may be made for a variety of other purposes toprovide for Rene a i of IiU c ,~to see are Sums paid" for Places or Eiuplo\ n.< ,i< or for the purchase of Life E.-tates ;—or in Aid ot At l auat-Oienrs but ween Debtor and Creditor, & c. &c. and VOtUNTEKRS ¡a¡iV, forasMnU PreiiiLttiiiV insure against Death'.from ASihtary"Accidents. Aun"ttif.;s are granted to commence immediately, or at any future period. Printed Rates ilnd Conditions of Insurance may be had Gratis, with the List of Directors as above. or or the Agents M'the BJUnSH ELItE-OFFICE ia the country, whÓ are appointed Agents for this Office. 1: ROBERT SKET.TON, Sec. '.CARMAPTTIIENSLIRRET TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Some-time iu the tnonth of October or November next, SEVERAL'CAPITAL and very ELIGIBLE FAUMS, in the parishes of Bet.tws, Landilofawr, Lan- gadock, and Lanedi, in tlie-asid county, particulars whereof uiii, iii this paper before the Day oi Sale, and in the mean tUlle. may be known by applying to Messrs Lfavies and toti -ii •JJerrington, Attornies-at-Law, Swansea: = Bristol, Sept. £ 4,1805.. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,- At the Merchants' Floating-dock, Hotwells. on Thursday, the 3d October next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, THE CARGO, of the Brig JOHN, from JL Pi'CTOXY, cutisisting of tbuiii 160 Pieces PtNE, 10 ditto P>ECH,fTinibe 6 ditto MAPLE, { 15- ditto OAK,' > 60(H) Feet'-PINE PLANK. 2000-HOGSHEAD and BARREL STAVES. Catalogues of which hmy be had by apnlvmf at the Oitire of J; BONBON I >. | ker. BRLCONSHtRE. 1 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Friday and Saturday, the llth-and ISh days of October, 1805, at eleven o'Clock in the forenoon, at the House of Mr. Longfellow, the sigilof the Golden Lion, iil Brecon, tilifty-ilitie- Lots A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in Llan- Jl\< goi'se and Llanyihangel Tail_yn, sit.uate.. about five miles south-east troin Brecon, and six .miles from Crick- howell, in a pleasant vale near Langorse Alere, within a ehortdistaitce from the Brecon and Abergavenny Canal, and Twelve miles from Thv; comprising the'MANOR of THEWALTEK GoCH, and ion.! Acres of ARABLE, MEADOW, and 'WOOD LAND, divided into compact Farms, lying together. Also, u valuable i REEHOLD ESTATE, at Llaiivihangel iVautbraen, situate seven ruiles north-west from Brecon, arid the. like distance north-east troin Trecast'e contafwiag. 1376 Acres, or thereabouts, the whole Estate, very improveable. The respective tenants will shew the prenn.es>, and print- ed particulars may be had at be rs of Messrs. Greene and Tennant, Gray's Inn, London Mr. Charles Deare, Harcourt-Baildings, luaer Tetuple, London; Mr. fcelwood, ^ot Abingdon, and Mr. Ward, of Fa'rriogdou, in l>er,vs; of Mr. Edward Jones and Son, of Liau'dovery Mr. john Joiies, of Penyhont, near Lampeter Pout Stephen, in Lm-dignnsbtre; ofMr. William Davies-, 01: LI wYllgoras, near Cardan; also at The Golden Lion Inn, Breconr September ^Oili, 18Q5. v FOR SALE 'BY'AUCTION, At the Castle Inn, in the lown aad ouutH-y of Haverfordwest, on Saturday tl'.w lyth day of October next, between the j .iiours oi three and five of the clock m the afternoon by ■virtue and in pursuance of an order nv-ide by the Com- missioners in Pid by a CoiiuMisstou of Bankrupt awarded against JOHN WARLOiV, of the tovvu .and county of the town of Haverfordwest, Conuaon Brewer, Dealer, and Chapman, in such Lois as shall be thert declared.) THREE EIGHTH PARTS or SHARES of and in a certain .SLOOP or VESSEL called the LUCY of MILFORD, whereof Jo up E o war us now is, or lately was, Master-and of and in the atic said, Sloop belonging. And all that!anil those MESSUAGES or DWELLING- HOUSES and S rORE-HOUSES or WAREHOUSES, with the, backside, GARDEN,, and othqiwippurten'ances belc-ng- lng, situate at or near adjoining to the Quay, -called the Old o Quay, ill the parish of Saiiit,as, in (he town and COUIl- ty of the town, of Haverfordwest aforesaid, late 'id tiie pos- session of the said Jphii W arlow. For further particulars and conditicns of sale, apply tp M!r. Edwarct Stephens, Syiicitor, ismull-stteet, Bristoi;. TN-TERESTING TO- EVERY VOLUNTEER IN THE Kt?\"(jr y Spcedih; wili! J, A STAT'/I J v f"1 v c ♦ /1S relating to A. the Cil V ( Adjutant of t1 ( 1 it j i s) Buttalioa oi tu t l re Volu:i..vr^. By MAJOR STtiRAF, 1 i ~*l<ijtir of ti.c i.bjty» Battalion I Willi the etitii u t n pprobatioii;' and. at tlie request oi toe seuioi-Oiiu (.^ t titc )s, comprising the proceeding? ot a COURT OI J.N«U i «V., lieid at iiA\'Ki;Koiti)wi.sil OIJ t!<e mh oil'-Ma v» }§(;,», hv order of MAJOK-GENELI.VL GASCOYNE And the subsequent proceedings of the OiS.cers.of the Bat- talion, in consequence of the decision of the C.iuri: With the wnOD, ot theGoattHSvoNp-K-NCK, on fhissubieet. Irom personages of the vei^y highest MILITARY and m-vim AT. distinction wherein the nature of tlie VOMT VVICKH ESTA- BLISIIMKNT is more fully explained,.(fro,n (he i\ i • hi >hcH authority) and iu. a manner (hat has -never yet been dune. The matter contained in (his work ,wiii clearly swiv.llie ground on which the Volunteer .establishment is iormed, and to whom every -tirdividiia} eoujijosiiig it is to look up iOi ¡ sc iheir.sole controuf and manaiiemeitt. I BY RICHARD. I." STARKE. I 1st Major of the 4th {.DtirlUn) Battalion Cnrhiarthcush ire I'oluutecrs, Lieutenant of Division for the Hundred of U'iu Lh, To which will lJe subjoined, A COpy of a MEMORIAL i.^a tin? FIELD C) F f- .CEKS and CAPTAINS of. the said tSatfnliou as ad'ire ;«* j by 1\1:1 to hi; ROYAL illGHN ESS the C0MMAN iJ Mr mCHmF. Sold by every Bookseller iu England, and in tlie Princi- pality of W;des. €)imt gHsiiraiice,- '< \1.J v:v U 4. ::Y it. PALL-MAT, COIiktiLLT., and LOM'/iARD-STBEET^ !IRE, LIFE, and ANAUITIES. ;■ r ALL Persons whose Insurances with this Company become due at Mic'acima.s, .are. re'jueMj'd to ink? iioiice, dint Receipts for tlie renewal fhereof are now rc.-dy tor densely at the. Com may's Offices,and iu the luuids of (heir respe.cuv e A^euis in tue Country. pARiiiicc axoes is iusuit'd gcueralj-y. New Rates and Proposals for Lu uva.iice on Lives and.Siir- vivors!>ips, .Provision tt>r' nous, aud -securing Mar-, riage Portions for Daughters, on »licir respectively couiingof age and othef eadowinents,"and Tables tor granting imme- diate, deferred, allll progressive Anuuuies wiii be delivered gratis. i No Entrance -Money or' Admission Fees are required; aud Policies arc allowed gratis.' I By order oi the Board*. J. H. WiLKmSON, Sea London, Sept. 20,;l-805. -CGU1STY of. fhM'htiOKE. TAKE Notice, that an application- tftil be 1 made at the ne\( Aiectmg oi Parliamenl, that i^i Act of Pariiaiiie.it may be passed ioV the betier preservation of Oysteri, and all ot ;er ri; wi.hin the Harbour of alilvowl, in the county ol iAuiibroke, and the Sircaliis Riyc^s running into the saiu Harbour. F- i, ve rit) i dc Si, pt. j" •' •• comfy, of-caUujgan* If f "MILITIA.' VTOTICE is hereby given, that a GENERAL MEETING of the' LLEUTENA'KCY of the County of CAHDIGAN will be holden atTheTtti)rc-hall, in die' town ofCardigalJ. (HlTu(",day,lhi:HU¡,(la,,v ""c.ober next, for the purpose ot carryiugtnti) ?XecntlOil t <"rst: section of the Act oi (he'4'iJd of his piroserit 'Majesty,' cnn. 9(;, nil j- iled, An Act for amending the Laws relating iwkie Miljiia in Eriglàlld, aud for augmc¡¡Üug lbe Militia. J. BOWENX Sept..14, 1805. C'erk to thie Lie>.Uena7^yj| ,;GLAMmTGA^^ | FO!! I III'. |;| ENCOURAGEMENT of AGRICVJ TUBE,$c. } rpHE next GENERAL MEETING wiille, JL at the .Bear-inn, at!Cowbridge, on Tuesday, fhAst of October next,'at. twelv e o'clock,\v.i',en the Canaidaielioi- Honorary Medals and Preniioins for the best- YeaMiug CHlts, Bulls, Raias;and Roars, are. desired (o produce them, |nd the-Members are requested to attend to adjudge .them. | Laninibangle, Sept. 23, IS05. E. 'PCTF-R. Se(| K3* WANTED, a MAN to CUT CHAFF. = COWBRIDCE TOWN.. NOTICE is hereby given, that a HIGH MARKET for the Sale of CATTLE, l^ORSES, and all other Conimodities usually exposed for %lc at Fairs, will for the future be annually held aad kepr an the said' Town, on the first Tuesday tuthe month of August, aud on the first Tuesday in the month of December, y Cowbridge, Sept. 23d, 1805. V FIVE HUNDRED l>0UNDs\ p. A Steady active. jNlan, of respectable\ccjh- riexions, perfectly conversant in business, and maAer or the routine of Olfi'-e Business, wishes to employ FI^E HUNDRED POL NHS in a respectable a'ntl well esta- blished business, in which las time as well as property mijiht be-employed to advantage. A situation on fhe Western Coast of South-Wales or the'West of EnglnndwoulJ be preferred. The advertiser would lliit approve, of a concern in which the sole motive of taking H pnn.<r is that of havrnga trJfdlllg addition of capital, but where tire, principal Wishes for a con- fidential and responsible person to take the clnef manage- ment of the business, audio 'enable him to relax'soincwhat from its fatignes. A speculative concern wiil not suit the advertiser. Letters, posi-paid, wiili real signatures, directed to A. P>. at Mr.Win. Wi'liaois's, Siationer, Merthyr-TidviJ, Gla- morganshire, Will meet due aitentio'i; No person need "apply whose ail'airs will not bear'strict scrutiny. Carmarthenshire and County of the Boroug/isof Carnbirthm Turnpike Trust. XTOTICE is hereby given, that the TOLT. JL7N. GATES belonging tQ the said Tuisf will be SI I at AUCTION, on Friday the mh of October next, at tLs:) Talbot in Carmarthen, between- the hours of 'ten and two irt 'the clock in the 'forenoon which Gates m'odui.e at ,pi %>e,(t the following Sum's Llandovery Gate £ !?'() 0 (.\ Ystrad, AbVrmarles, and GurryiH, <, .,<7 ;> 0 o Llandilo Waik and Rliiwradur Gates- K& 0 0 V Abergwilly (rate. t'k) (t 0 Royal Oak Gate w .Off) 0 0 St. Clear's and Maiswholand Gates. .15SJ- 0 0 The said Gates will be set up at the present rent, and let tor oue whole year, iomuieticiog the 1st o,f November lie to the highest bidder, who must be prepared • .with sureties for payment of the rent quarterly. By Order of the Trustees, CHARLES LEWIS Clerk. Carmarthen, 6th Sept ember, 1805. IS I RAY ED, from Swansea,about two months O since, (svpjMwd to be gone to the JlíU¡; in Brectins'iire.) n GREY'MARE,' about fhirteen bandsTiigb, bog mane, and marked with T- P. on the rump.. Whoever wiil give information of the said Mare, at the. Wheat Sheaf, in Swansea, shall be handsomely rewarded.

SWANSEA, Fin DAY, Sept. 27. [c:J> The circular letter of instructions relating to the Ad- ditional Force Act, too late for insertion this week; It shall appear in our next. The foreign journals at length begin to speak of the preparations for war on the continent ia a less ambiguous manner, and the near approach of the Austriku and-French troops, will, 'no doubt, very shortly produce the long expected collision. Rmnour'sa.ys that the expedition from this coun- try is, for the present, postponed: if this be true, ot course no Co-operndon with the Continental ar- mies is intended to take place this campaign, which is rapidly drawing to a close. The ensti'ing spring will probably df?velppe..important scenes. The report ot an immediate dissolution of Par- liament.has been very stroiigly revived within, these few days, The fleets of Coliingwood, .Calder, and Stirling, having formed a junction, the combined French and Spanish squadrdus tnay be considered as coin- plcteJy bLoc.ked up from doing any mischief, or ex- citing furthe r ajarrn. n '< Arrived here, Mr.' and Mrs. Loveden, Rev. Mr. Gorli, Air..Dclraan, Mr. Baldocb, Mr. Rogers, Mr. Bury and fa- mily,. Mr. Dnlfell-, Key. Mr. Allen, Miss Morgan, M.r. and Mrs. Strettle, Mr. and Miss j'rickemien. Mr', and Mrs. II. V\il;ia.mSi -Sir. and; Airs. Gcsiing and iaiuily. v. P, Lil Pl C I i",C) the Archdeaconry of St. David's, vice i.)r. AIuss, de- ceastjd. The Rev. Thomas Stonhewer Bright, A. Mc Is likewise cbdated to the Prebend of i,j.ervarchell, vice Davis, promoted to the Archdeaconry of Bre- conbv the Bishop of St. David's. A Meeting- of the Committee for the Tmprove- rnentof the Navigation of the Burry River, was held-atthePcrtofLIaneUy.onthc IDth inst. when the..following printed directions for Masters of Vessels tradi.ng to the several Ports in that River, were taken.into, consideration and approved: Navigation of Burrj/ Aivsr. The following instructions-ate designed for the use of Masters of Vessels for their temporary information until a. CHART of THE Rive? be pr.blished, which will shew.every thing relating to the Harbour more at large. Titers a rs now :,1: 131,,>'1:> laid down, ajl oithem hlack"an¡J eacli (cxcept that yvhicii leads to Lianeily Cliannei, and which, to-distie.guish it from.the others, has a pole of'ah'out lirec 'il' f,;n\: [.1 in heig]ft, JhcJ neqwoc\i(:uJar! v to It) Ims iis respective mark fignred white on its head, for thy purpose of ascertaining the precise situation of the ship in thick wea- ther; aird of pfe>"eufir!g acidciiis occasioned by mistaking iir-e Bunv foranoi'ner. They are a!! in the deepest of the water, állii so siuiau-wi UiatnoJiigh buak intervenes between utem to interrupt the. difect passage uom either to the ether next to if. Divert'oii* for goiflg in. I'he Holmes C('hcsotHii-v.e»ierti e.virci.uf y of the harb:mv) is a' peninsuid till haifflo«n|, wh -ii ibe tide- surrounds is, at w inch tune about fourteen feet of water, wiil be found oil the Ears. From the Holmes (giving ir a birth, of about an half mile) to Buoy No.- 1. situated a little, wiibiu the. outer Bar, in the Luich 'Poo!, in three Hfhoms at low veers, the eouoe is E. by N. liere vessels may anchor in fine weather to stop an ebb, From .Buoy No. 1 to No. situated a little within the in- ner Ear and Whiteford Skcr, in about eight-feci, at low vetvrs, the t'c-urse is N. E. by E. From Buoy .No. 2 to 3, situated in nearly the middle of South Puut, mhyo and a half fathom at iow veers, the course is S. E. by E. I E. Heft: isa good anchorage. l'he Buoy IS oi. '2 should be leit about a cable's- length to (lie'No. :!iward. Kroji! liuoy No. 3 to 4,"situated in nearly, the middlecf a Dooi, i,i tw(; iiUhoms at low veers, the -course is S. E. by E. xlcre also -is h gOod al1:horagc; A short'"distance above this-liuoy the Channel divides into two braticliQs, the'.)or:')cr:ii)i')st: of which leads to Llaneliy, HJid the other to Vl'ncJawdd, L01Jgher, nnd Langennach. There is :t yery high bank between these channels, the south" side ol which is near'y steep to. To Llanelli/. Fro-; Ruoy No, 4 to that wills a pole on it, at the entrance ofU,mdl.v Channel, the course is East, ThIs Buoy nearly dries at iow veers. the U:cú.,Uy Channel Buoy to the Marrell Post, (lcavinj* it about a cable's leaglb to the north) the course is 1:1. J- S. liere anchor. To Pfvciuwdd. From Buoy No. 4 to No. 5 the course is E. S. E. This BÚOY'Ht':1rl:i' dries at luw water. i rom Buoy No. 5 to Salt-house Point the course is S. E. Froii ■. From S.ilt-house Point to Penciawdd Copper Works the slibre should be kept at the distance of about a quarter of a mile.. Pdoisare to be had. here to-carry vessels further up. Copies of tha ahove were ordered to be distri- buted to the Masters of all Vessels then in the River, ao'd a supply to be sent to the Custom-house there, and to the Ports of Carmarthen and Miltbrd. with a request from the Committee that the Col- lector aim Comptroller of each Port would have Hie g-.x,ui!P«!s to furnish such Masters of Vessels with tho:n as inay enter inwards or clear outwards lruiii thcii-'isftispectiva.pprts. At tiiis meeting a plan and estimate were exhi- bited (ur the making a capacious i?ock.or Bason on the eastern side of the present Pier at Llaneliy; and as the improvements already made in the river can be.of hub use to the P«rt of Llaneliy, until-a sale and cpmmodious Harbour lor the re- ception of Vessels, be 'toiuid, the Camnnttee tor the iiriprcvement of the Navigation- -ii.ave most ear- nestly recommended the aiioption of this benefi- cial measure to the immediate considera.¡ionof the Carmarthenshire Railway Company, who are pos- sessed of ample powers under their act of the 42J year of the present reign, to cause the same to be earned with promptitude into 'effect, and which, when completed, cannot fail to render the Purtoi Llaneliy as safe and commodious-an Harbour for in 'tiolis all 1 i- Vessels of considerable Tonnage as any in the Prin- cipality. A beautiful J}rig was launched at Carmarthen c;n Wednesday evening by Mr. Hughes, merchant, of that town, "named" Mary' Ann, 'alter his youngest daughter. At seven o'clock she went down, and took the water in a very majestic style, amidst the acclamations of an immense crowd of spectators. Mr. Hughes with about 70 or 30 of his friends af- terwards sat down to an elegant supper, furnished with evejy delicacy the season could afford. A nümberot patriotic songs andtoa.sts enlivened the remainder of the night till twelve o'clock, when (he company retired, highly deligh'ted.with the libera- lity and attention of their beneficent host, A Iliii-road is now at work on a new principle, belonging to the Penclawdd Copper-works, said to be invented by Mr. Thom'as'Jones. Its capability of obviating friction renders it much superior to those in general use. The construction is that of fn -edge rail, a yard 1 of which is nearly one half as hgh t: as those now made, and ith.ts been found capable of carrying the usual weight required. Too much cannot be said in praise or the landa- btR institution oî Sunday Schools, the good effects ( ot which become every day more visible, .particu- larly in the neighbourhood of large manufactories. and it affords us the truest pleasure to view the gradual increase of these institutions in the: cipality. At Llaneliy in Carmarthenshire, a scjiool has lately been established, in which nearly .one hundred and fifty-.young persons of both sexes rs- ceive the. rudiments of useful klJPwledge. The at- tention disphycdby gentlemen of the neighb:n;f- flood in visiting and personally assisting in the noble task of moulding the'youthful mind, cannot be too highly extolled': and among these 'benefac- tors to the poor, the unremitting assiduity of Mr. Neviil must ever entitle him to the grateful re- membrance of every friend of humanity. Tenbv theatre c!õ"d On Tuesday night last. The amusements, conducted by Mr. Lee in the early part of the season, and latterly by Mr. Potter, gave universal satisfaction during the whole period It has been the custom for some time past to ap- point the first-drawn- Tickets on particular days in the drawing of a-.Lottery, to receive the Capital. Prizes, and in some "LQtteries nearly all the great. Prizes have been so determined, which does not appear to have met the public approbation; on this account, the Contractors for the approaching Lot- tery have "fixed but three, out of the whole number. fhis, and other judicious regulations, in all of which the public interest has been consulted, have increase.3 the sale beyond example. The London papers state, that the Earl of Lan- daff met with a serious accident last week, on his estate near Tralee, inthecpuntvof Tippcrary.— 1 His Lordship "being on horseback, thc horse took fright, and threw his Lordship, by which accident he broke one of his legs, and received several cthei severe bruises. His Lordship is now' in a fair way of recovery, and' out of.da"ger. His Lordship, as soon as heis able to be. moved, will proceed to Jheltcnha.m, for the bendit of the watsrs. On Thursday night, the 19th instant, in a violent storm, five vessels from Cardiganshire were driven m th» reeks in Ramsey.Sound, near St. Davkrs, out no lives were lost; two of them were fortunately' got. off next day without any damage; the ma-st- and rigging oi the other tnree were mostly savec hy the great exertions of the inhabitants near .tin sea coast, but some miscreants were so inhuman as to rob the sailors ot' part of their clothes; and -on Saturday the hulls of the vessels were dashed tz pieces by n. second storm and carried out to sea, The sloops were in ballast going to Milford for culm. A sou ot Mr. Thomas James..hatter, of Brecollj a. hue boy, about five years old, who was amusinE himself in a boat dii the canal,, on Friday last, uu- fortunately fell overboard, and was drowned. it 'wiii t.e seen by the Bristol arrivals in our ship news, that the Leeward Island fleet may speedii v. be expected. We hope in our next to be enabled to present our readers with the agreeable intelli- gence of its arrival. At Bath, last week, nearly 400 quartern and hali • quartern loaves were seized, on account of defi- ciency iu weight, and distribtucd among the poor. One loaf was eight, and another twelve ounces Short of the proper weight. Besides the.bread, the several fines levied upon the bakers amounred to 108!. One shopkeeper, whose weights were found to be defective, thought it extremely hard they should be taken from hint/as he had used tjftem 25 years himself, and so Iud his father be- fpre him.! At Iii on an inspection o^ the weights and measures, nearly 500 pewter treasures, aud an ahnost incredible number ol weights .were seized and condemned, being under the proper standard. i Last week a man was apprehended at Manches- f«F, on a charge of murdering his wife; and it ap- paring on the inquest that he had been in the ha- bit of treating the deceased with great barburi y, tije jury returned a verdict of rciifut murder, in con- sequence of which the wretch is committed to Lan- caster castle for trial at the next assizes. similar transaction also took place, last week, at.Westhoughton, Lancashire. A man, who had for some time past betrayed symptoms of insanity, in one ot his violent paroxysms, murdered his wife, for some time past betrayed symptoms of insanity, in one of bis violent paroxysms, murdered his wife, by nearly severing her'head Irom her body with a I hatchet.. A dreadful accident happened at Newton Heath, near Manchester. A man and his-wife having left their child, about five weeks old, sleeping in a cra- die, while they went into the garden for a few mi- nutes to procure some vegetables, a pig dragged the helpless infant from its bed, instantly killed ill and was in the act of devouring the body .when dis- covered by the unhappy parents. A man has been apprehended in Hereford, on Suspicion of being a person advertised by the Ge- ijteral Post Office, with a reward of 501. offered for •His apprehension, -charged with secreting and em-, bczzling bank notes to a considerable amount. Z, Tjie account which he gave of himself, on his ex- amination, appearing very mysterious, he has been remanded to prison, and a gentleman has ar- rived Ir-jia the General Post Office to attend the nd.xt examination. iC)n Monday the c/th inst. was tried at the Great Sessions for the county of .Cardigan, before John ¡ Liovd, Esq. and the Honourable -aicha-,d ilyder, ;u^ indictment -.preferred by Mr. Thomas Davies, a mpFchant in Cardigan, against Air. D. Davies, who •is;#iso a merchant in the same place, tor a Libel, in writing (under a feigned name) a letter dated Car- digan, Dec. 14, HJ02, directed to the Master of Llpyd's Coffee-house, London; aliedging that he tlye said Thomas Davies had combined with one Illrry Winter, master of the brig Caroline, of Anuadel/whieh was wrecked near Cardigan on the lo|h dijiy ot Dec. 1802,- laden with provisions, ooynd from Dublin to London, to defraud the un-' dejwr iters. The Jury, alter a, trial of lour hours, lot|id the Defendant C-yt/fyfand' he was sentenced to fix weeks imprisonment in the county gaol,- and "° t1. a ^liie °'f oue>hundred pounds. iie three nien why were apprehended at New- ca|tle tair, as mentioned in a former paper, for ut- tering base coin, are detained till the next assizes. At Liverpool leather fair, last week, the largest quantity of leather ever known since its establish- ment, was exposed to sale; and the whole went off readily at high prices. I Ices, '■ At Worcester Great Fair, on Thursday, a large quantity of cheese was offered for sale,' but great Ijart ol the- inferior sort remained on hand prices ij)om 58s. to C3s. • and prime sold at 64s. to 60s. per cwt. two meal from 40s. to 52s. Only 170 pockets -of hops were weighed, which were of last year's growth, price from to £ ?. Very lew samples of new hops were to be seen, and "not a single pocket was brought to this fair, owing to the, lateness of the season/ The samples shewn were of a remarkably fine quaiity. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Royal Cardigan Militia,—Ensign William Tilsley Jones,, to be. Lieutenant j Jpbn Enoeli, and John Lewis, Gents, to be Ensigns; John Enoch, Gent. tu be. Paymaster. Ffith Battalion if Carmarthenshire Vclnnicers.—John Wil- liams, and Joh:! necs, Cents, to be Ensigns, vice Dixie, resigned, and xloweii, promoted.

MARRIED. on i --ijor Fariiier,-to Miss Stephens, of Montgomery. On Friday last, at LJaneliv, Henry Eaton, Esq. Ci.Hector of ihe C'tsiofns at that port, to Mrs. tinilitlis, widow of the late Codec lor of the same port. -Tuesday j^t, at Llaneliy, Mr. W. Gregory, .renter of :|ticidey. Gi'ist Mill, to Miss Margaret Pendry,' of the same NAt Bonvilstone, Mr.W. Thomas, to Miss Griflitlis. At St. George's,' Queen-square, London, Amos Sr. *V.le, Esq. of Bag!an Honsft,-Glamorganshire, to. Miss Harriet C tterson, ot Marwe.il Kail, in Southampiroiishirej AtN ewporr, Monmo.iuiishire, Mr. T. Francis, coal-mer- chant, to AIissS. Broatlfieid. DIED. Wednesday 'a.'t. in. Swarsea, in the'63d year of iiis age, David Mori-is, Esq. banker-, of Carmarthen. Mr. Puce, Landlord o;. the White Horse Inn, H tywell. At? Haverfordwest, in rbe Both year or his age, universaily regretted, the Rer, Wifhani Iaster, A. M. Airs. W illett, or iIaw.ardMn, FlintslUre. At Siirevvsburv, -Airs. Penelope Seddon, widow of the, :ate Mr. S. Sedf: attorney, of Liverpool, and daughter ot' tlie -2vells, formerly vicar of LlansaiatfiVaid, Mcratgomerys!ure.; • ■ "L-

COUNTRY MARKETS. SWANSEA. Wheat 41. 2s. 9d. Barley 21. 8s: Od. O.'s l!. 4s. Od. per quarter. CARntGAsr. Wheat 9s. 6d. Barley 5s. 6d. to C-. 0.1. Oats 2s. 3d. to 2s. 6d. per Wincltester bu.Lel. AB. RVST.Wt TH. Wheat 1U.to lis,6d, 'Barley 'n. d L Rye 8s. od., Oats.2s..6d.. Pile-am Os. Od.,psr l)us,i. t. CHEPSTOW. Wheat 12s. Od. to 14s. Od. Oats 3s. ?Jd, to 4s. Od. per bushel ot 10 gallons. Bp,is rot Wheat 93s. 2d. pe'r quarter. Flour "do u/ per sack. Flay '31. bs. to 41. 4s. per ion. Straw Is. 3u. to iB.Hid.perdMCti. ¡",

To the EDITOR (f the CAMBRIAN. Mn.EDITOR, The insertion, of the foUowing 'crwt;nnar.l! ¡': 'tb next Caviihrian will oblige C,). s -r AN T Mr.'EDITOR.-—1 beg to observe, that n v > i game certificates, a jwit- race of sportsmen.has soru; a, who ignorautly tliat the' certiilcaie gives'o. rie'/t 'o spvirt. From motives of pubhc policy, and to deion, on- v ate property from the imsomeio aiieadm^ trespa- -d rrtireiM-iitiTOai intrusion, I take this meTlt' 1 4 t' liiose-who art tuid«.i s ci; mistake, that a if c e gives no right u t llessthe pr.r-tv !<e qu lit.ort to do, by! tlie possess fo a ofsuc.ii an-esiat'e as the act ir-quoY;, over and above «li charges aad incumbrances 'ali'ecdog it; and al^o ol reniiading unqualified men ili.it ther.; arc two ways of recovering the penally of ">l. to -which t'Uev -oe ble at the option of the pro^cscut-jr oae.on co-ivoa ioa b— lore a .J as-ice of ti).c Pe.-i-ce another bv action at t., tt. A professional friead has supplied me wiili the probable amount of a bill .of-costs paid by a dctoiidatit who has a v. diet, ajiainst him; it is mentioned below,.and pcuirsMiir fn easy method of preventing interruption by c:*rtlt,c.J.td .poachers.-— 1st, pro bv the defer,annt. to the plsiii- ) tiff, UwC0 I'd. Dv. wiid^at s own costs, aboat..10 0 .0 dido 0 o I J am., Mr. Editor, your hapible »eiver.t, '¿ AiVE^i.