The Cambrian

TO BE SOLD, ANi) MAY DE, EN I o-f "'lT1dE LE,ASE of a,CULM C()LLIERY,now' A Working," situate six..miles from Swansea, and one mile from tiie. Canal. A Rail-road. runs froiii'tbe tCanal to the Colliery., For pHrtiqi.iars apply to Samuel £ e'rdcll,near the Pottery, at Swansea. /CAllMA&THENSimtE. -■ SHORTLY WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, QEVEiiAL CAPITAL and very ELIGIBLE, U -FARMS; in-the parishes of -Bettws, Laudilofawr, Lan-' sa!: ock, arid Lanetii, in the said couutv, particulars whereof wiii appear HI this paper before the Day ot Sale, and in the mean litneiilay be ktidwii by applying to Messrs Davies and BemngKMu Attorni es-at- Law, 'Sw a nsea.. C AXlM ARTIIE.N Slf IRE. -■ TO BE SOLDHY AUCTION, At the P)uar's-l' iiin, in Carmarthen, oil Saturday, the 26th day of. Oct ober, inst;. at the hour of three o'clock in the evening, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then and there produced, ALL that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and LANDS, called .NANTGA Y N XE. other wise. ABER- NANTG WYNNE, and- a FIELD ',l CLOSE of LAND the.-cm¡tobclllu¡.t:ag, called BARK. EVAS, in the occupa- tion of David Wtilium, a.t the clear yearly rent Qf,t':¿;J!, sub- rs ject to a lease of twenty-one years, of which seven vears I will be urtexpired at Michaelmas next. Also, ail (hat COT and GARDEN, withTWO FIELDS, called PARK-Y-FFYNNON and PARK-CLOVER, P¡:r,l. of the {?»«ove-xnentioKcit- tenement, nowin the occupation Q1 zp Evan Thomas, us tenant at-w-i.il, at tlie yearly rent of X3 Also, aCOT and GARDEN, with a small Spot, part oi the above tenement, now in the occupation of William. David's'widow, as tenant at will, at the ye.d v relit ot; J:. 1. 56 The above premises are parish.of, Coiiwil! JEltet.—i-he respective Tenants will slvew the premises. For further particulars apply to Mr. Brovvii, Solicitor, 'Cartuartheu. FaluabIt Freehold Minera/• Estate. I (TTIE -LAXIi-TAX■ .aii'DT'.JiJirB.). I TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, f ByMr., PALMER, S At the White-Lion tavern, Bristol, on Friday, the 25 th day October inst. unless, previpasjy chsposed'of by Private Contract, of which notice will be given, A Most desirable and very valuable FREE- HOLD ES fATE, situate in the parish "of liedweity, amicounty oj. Monmouth,-comprising (upon the surface) several convenient Farms of about 1:3¿uAcl'csofARAHLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, with necessary build,- ings, letto tenants. àt wIII,c.xcept two who hold for the rc- mauider of-about two and half years: about 730 Acres of COPPICE WOOD LAND in hand; and also, an unli- mited Right of Pasturage upon" Mantho'ie Mountain-of about 8QQ Acre?. The Minerals under which exclusively 1 -belong to the Esfate. Tilts Esfate contains s,everal Veins or Beds of Çoal and Iron Stone, (which are exemplified by a. reference and de- scription annexed to the plan of the fistate, declining south-, ■ward as-the Sirhowy and Ebbw rivers, fall at all easy dip of about '2-| inches in the yard,) both o.f excellent qualities, the former particularly so for exportation and for manufac- turing of iron. Great advantages will arise from the natural form and si- tuation or this Estates-owing to the vallies on each side being- veryJpw, and the coai ground between them much .cle- tated, Ko t)mt many Horse Levels may be driven at an easy eipence into four of the upper beds of coal, "Which are opened, one of seven. and three of three feet thick each, ly- ina- under at least 1300 Acres of Land. The VtsiNs next below the above four will be drained and worked by longer levels, and the lowest Coal Veins, with the lowest Beds of Iron Stone, wili be worked by pits and £ re-epgines. The above two ranges of Veins of Coal and" the lower I Beds 'of Iron Stone lie under .the whole of the estate of abo&t 2800 Acres." The workable yctns pf Coal in this Estate are ín number, and added together make aboutfeet. Inshort, every.Veiu oi Coiti 4iici Iron Stone that are discovered and woffted in the range of Iron Works from Aberdare to DJacu- amih lie under this Estate. The greater part of the Estate is bounded by the rivers Ebbw and Sirhowy, and the Minerals niay with much faci- lity be worked either to be conveyed down the. Stfhowy N&* E^iKoad, or down the Ebbw -Vate Rail-Road. and Cin-aFtp jSiewporiy where ships of any -burthen may resort. "NvB. There is a large quantity of Timber growing on the FtEFni Lands, and- in the Coppice Woods. For further particulars apply to G. B. Tyndale, Esq. Lin- ccln'J;inn-fiel,(is, London; John Jeffrvs, Esq., Bath John, Kuble, Esq. Messrs. Bengough and Palmer, and Messrs.' Brook and S;nith, Solicitors, Bristol; Mr. Edvv. Thoihason,' Btnoipghani; Mr. Win. Boys, Solicitor, Bridgwater; Messrs. Williams a nd Marthering,- Solicitors, Exeter; L. C. Daubuz, j Truro; James Moore, Esq. Falmouth; Mr, Edward Martin, Morri.stou, near, Swansea; all of whom wi '1 shew a plan and rental of the Estate; und also of Mr. John Thomas, at Abercarne, near Newport, Monnionthshire, who will shew the premises. State Lottery, Saturday, October 12. THREE Days of the Drawing are now over, and the follo wing arc tlie onl y Capitals yet"drawn: Na.1,167 a Prize h,000 -m-Shares." -16,801 -5?,000 in Shares.. 18,aS0 1.(X)0 in Shares. 9,901. 1,000 Whole Ticket., 24,515 500 in Shares. ;r CiriTAW IN THE WlUvEl. 3 Prizes of >20,000 3 Prizes of ^'2,000 3 10,000 4" 1.000 2 SjjOOO 9 500 &c. &c. Tke First-drawn Ticket, 'Saturday, Oct. 19, will be entitled to TEN THOUSAND POlINDS; Tke Fint-drmm Ticket, Saturday, Oct. 2d, will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS; The First-drawn Ticket, Tuesday, Oct. '29, will be entitled to FIVB THOUSAND POUNDS, -Whtcti Prizes are included in the above. Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, are on sale at all the Licensed 011ices. in Town and Country. COMPANY OF STATIONERS, LONDON.. On Tuesday, .November 19, will be published, THE FOLLOWING ALMANACKS, FOR THE YEAR 1806. Printed for the Company of Stationers; and sold by Geo. Greenhili, Treasurer, to, the Company, at their Hall, in Lad- gate-street, and may be had of all the Booksellers in Towii and Country: Wing's and Cambridge Sheet. Raven or London Sheet, on a Copper-plate: Goldsniith's, Almanack, on a fine- paper, for the pocket, Gentlemen and Ladies':Di;iry4.. iVIo«)re, Partridge, Poor Robin, Season, White's CcelestiaT At his,- and Rider's British Merlin. A new London Sheet, with Court and City Register. Free Mason's Calendar. VVills's Complete Clerical Almanack, on a fine paper, adapted for the pocket, neatly sewed. Moore's Almanack improved or, Wills's Farmer and Countryman's Calendar, contHining much useful knowledge and information, heady sewed. A Calendar to bind with the Pocket-Books. V- COUNTY-.ALMAXJVHS, With Lists of Members of Parliament,- Officers of Militia, and various useful Tables, particularly adapted to each County, viz. 1. Middlesex, Hertfordshire, Essex, Kent, Surrey) aud Sussex. 2. Cornwall, Devonshire, Somersetshire, and Dorsetshire. 3." Oacestcrsinre, Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Mon- mouthshire, and South-Wales. 4. Norfoik, Sttffofk, Cambridgeshire, Ely, Huntingdon- shirt" and Bcdfordshirc., 5.' Warwickshire, .Northamptonshire, Leicestershire, Ilut- land, Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire, and Derbyshire. 6. Cheshire, Lancashire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, and "North-Wales. 7. Wiltshire, Hampshire; Oxfordshire, Berkshire,, and Buckinghamshire. 8. Yorkshire, Durham, Northumberland, Westmorland, andCumbertund. In consequence of the recent Additional Duty on Alma- nacks, the Company have been under the necessity of raising the i Drices accordingly. j N. B. Country Shopkeepers, Hawkers, and Retailers, may be supplied at Stationers'-Hall, at the same pricc as the Lon- don Booksellers, for ready money, or good bills at a month, "jifo orders executed under Ten Pounds; and no bound Al- m^iiiacks or Pocket-Books will be sen-t- in order to prevent the many complaints of not receiving the Almanacks immediately alter pubiication, it is requested that orders be sent on or before-the 10th of November. Aimanacks unsold must be returned by the 16th of Fe- bruary, carriage paid, after which time the price of the Stamps only can be allowed fur. 0' *1.* Hints for future improvement in any of the above ;Alaiaaa<}l £ s wiU be thankfully received. FASHIONJBLE FURS. ,i) M, S. UPCOTT Ee^PECTFULLY irlÍorrrlthe Ladies of Swan- J .sea and its vicinity, that t;ie_y hare just received from Loijaoii a large assortment->of MUFFS,- TIPPETS, FUR nd i vi ING.S, &x." whicl» they are confident Will be ipund, Oil inspection, as cheap a» at a>ly iioose in London. Oystermouth Rail-Way or Tram.-Road. NOTICE is hereby given, that the COM- MlTTHE appointed,to. manage the .affairs ;t( the Company o'f Proprietors ot the sai l 'uudertakmg,'have Ihi, day made a call pfto £ '5.for every lOO, Irom the Subsc.riber.s to and Proprietors ot the said undertaking, to be paid into the hands of Henry .Shatpe PockUngtoil, Esq. Treasurer,.at t-ie Glamorganslnru Bank, Hi Swansea, on or before Thurs- day, the 14th day of November next. GAB. JEFFREYS, Swansea, Oct. 17,180j. Clerk to the said Committee. GLAMORGANSiililE TURNPIKES. CAR-DIFP jtisTftiCT. PERSONS desirous of CONTRACTING for MAKING the NEW' ROAD on the north side-of RHUA COCHAN, in lengiii 1300 yard's, and in width 45 .feet, agreeable to the Plan and Survey left n.r the office- of Messrs. Wood, in Cardiff, 'are desired to send m their Pro- posals to the CormmUccappointedfor that purpose, at the Card' if-Ariiis inn, ill Carditf, on Saturday,,tne 2dth.day of October inst. By, order of the Trustees, i -Cardiff, Oct. 15,1805. J. WOOD, Clerk. HAVERFORDWEST. TO BE LET, Atfn EKT £ R £ 0 rpOK IMMEDtATtLY, A Complete well-built DVyELLJNG-IIOT -X1L situate in High-street, cotnainiiisr a dr'awing-room/ tour parlours, two kitchens, and seven bed-chambers; also an arched cellar near .100 feet long stabling, coacn-boiise, and garden, with an avenuu to the Castle ro;<d- i, pai*ticqiiars post-paid, to Air. S. L. Phillips, Hauker, Haverfordwest; or to Mr. Edmoud, Iromuonger, Svvansea. A T a. QUARTERLY M.EETING of the i-\ PEMBROKI SII'j i ,)( tl l\ for AGB [CUL- TURE and INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT, I ci at the Castle-inn, H.averfordv\t ,t ( ) I Inn dt\, the 10th Oct. 1305, r the The PrenhUtBS offered by the Society to be distributed at tli "I follows: r For the best Y en.rling Rani of any breed bred ia Pem- jbrokeshirc, to Lord Cawdor. For. the best Two-year old ditto, to Lord Cawdor. For the best Ram Lamb ditto, of 1805, to Da> id R,ees; For the best Pen ot: Yearling Ewes, not less than three in a Pen, to Lord,Cawdor! For the best Pen of Two-year old ditto, to Lord Cawdor. For the best Boar PIg between twelve- motility and two years oid, bred in Pembrokeshire, to Messrs. Evans and 'Salon. For the best Sow Pig ditto, to Mr. Wm. Francis. Comnuinicatioas for the Society are requested to be di- rected to the care of Air. David Rees, Haverfordwest. THE BRECON, HAY, HEREFORD POST-COACH, CAl.I.l- D \i THE CAMBRIAN, Through GLOCFST'ER and OXFORD, to the-BOLT- L'TUM, LONDON," Q ETS out from the GOL D I,, BR E'coy, k.3 every Tuesday, Ihursday, and Saturday, at nine o'clock in the morning; caiis at the Swan-inn, Hay, and arrives at the HOTEL, Hi-Ri FOUD, at five o'clock in the evening, where it meets tlie Coaches for Vi'o)C-'i, Monmouth, Birmmghum, and Oiupsloto, Covcutni; -Bristol, ■' -tr, I Jlrih, '■■• Lualow, Salisbury, 6hi I'Lsuury, Southampton, arid Chesti:)-, Portsmouth; L.iverpnot, Kxcter, '• Manchester, and Plymouth, Holyhead; Aiul all parts of the West Ch eltenham and of-England. Oxford; Sets out from the Hotel, Hereford, for Brecon, every Mondjiy, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at nine o'clock-. Passengers and Parcels are conveyed ir;nn the City-Arm.- Hoiel, Hereford,, to all parts of England, North and South- VVales.. The greatest attention will be paid to the immediate for-' warding all Parcels and Packages intrusted to their care but the Proprietors cannot be tccoUutable for any Purccls or Luggage, &LC. of more than -=f'5 value, if lost or datnaged, unless entered as such and paid for accordingly. THE UNION COACH, Through Monmouth and Chepstow, which is the only regu- lal" conveyance -from Hereford to Bristol, continues to set out froin the Hotel, Hereford, every M-onday, Wednesday, and Fri(lay Mornings, a!; six o'clock, and returns from die Hummer-tavern, Bristol, ever v Smnday,Tuesday, and Thurs- day, at seven o'clock in'the. muming. '> I '"■ lMIU S. Hereford to Bristol,.lnxi.de 15s.Outside 8s. Shrewsbury to Bristol, Inside £ 1.16s.—Outside Is. Performed by The Public's most obedient and humble servants, JAMES BENNETT < £ Co- PROCLAMATION For PARDONING DESERTERS from his MAJESTY'S REGULAR FORCES. War-Office, Oct. H, 1805. WHEREAS it has been represented to the KING, that there are at this time several DESER- TERS from his MAJESTY'S REGULAR LAND FORCBS, who might be induced to-returned to their duty by an offer of his Majesty's Gracious l-ardon,' and that sufii an instance' of his Royal Clemency would have a due infiuence upon their future behaviour; his Majesty has been- pleased to grant his FREE PARDON LONDON. to all DESERTERS from his REG U- BEDFORD. I.AR EAUD FORCES, who shall snrr'en-' IPSWICH. der themselves, on or before the 8th MAIDSTONE. dRy of December next; to any of his 'Ji^ETEE. Majesty's Civil Magistrates, to. the MARLBOROUGH. •Commanding Officer of any Rcgi- SOUTHAMPTON. mcnt, to any of the Snpetn^tencHiig- HEREFORD. Frnki Officers of the Recruiting Ser- SHREWSBURY. 'vice, whose stations are -mentioned- in ] 131 RMING HAM. the luargin hereof, or to the Inspector NOTTTINGHAM. General of the Recruiting Service in I LEEDS. the Isle of Wight. CARLISLE. Such Deserters, if able-bodie l men DURHAJvI. and fit for service, shall be appointed EDINBURGH. to such regimentshi# v may' GLASGOW. be pleased to command-; and when so j ABERDEEN. placed, shall not be liable to be claim- INVERNESS. ed by any other corps to which they may formerly have belonged. Every Dcsertcr/not actually serving -in any of his Majes- ty's regiments, is to surrender himself for Genera! Service. Deserters serving in.other corps (Militia and Army of Re- serve excepted) are to continue therein upon'declaring themselves to their respective Commanding' Officers, who are to report the circumstance to the Secretary at War and the Ad jutant General, and they shaii not be habie, at any future time, to be claimed by the regiment's in which they formerly served but this clause, is not'to extend to Deser- ters inhsted by the Cotps raising Recrnits for General Ser- vice which Deserters are only" to be entitled to their par- [ don, on declaring themselves to be such, and will be trans- ferred to such regiments as his Majesty may please to com- mand. The Magistrate to whom, any Deserter from his Majesty's Regular Forces may surrender himseif, is authorised and required to certify the day on which such Deserter surren dered himself; which eeniticateis to continue in forco until the arrival of the Deserter at the head quarters of the near- est Military Post, provided he proceed- at the rate of ten miles a day, unless prevented by sickness, to be certified by some medical practitioner on the back of the Magistrate's certificate, or to be otherwise proved to the satisfaction of the Officer commanding at such Military Post. No Soldier, who may desert after these his Majesty's gra- cious intentions are made public, shall be included in the ttbove pardon, but be proceeded against with the utmost se- verity nor shall any Soldier, who surrendered himself upon any former proclamation of his Majesty's pardon, and who afterwards again deserted, be included in the above pardon. And it is to be clearly Understood," that this pardon is noi to extend to any Deserter from his Majesty's Militia Forces, or from the Army of Reserve, or Additional Force cut all Soldiers, who 'lhall have inlisted for general service from the s^id forces, shall subsequently thereto have deserted, will be included ^this his Majesty's Gracious Pardon. V By his -Majesty 's command, I W. DUNDAS. t HUNTSMAN; WANTED, a MAN who perfectly under- V f stands the Management, and is capable of Hunt ins a PACK. of HOUNDS—a bold Rider, and Groom enougn to takè care (If his Horse. Wanted also, a MAN well qualified as a FOOT HUNTS- MAN for the same Pack. Apply to Charles Morgan, Esq. Furnace, Carmarthen. SCHOOL. WANTED, at NA-RBERTH-, Pembrokeshire, a W.OMAN capable of Teaciiing Young Girls their English Grammar, Writing, and Needle-work". Good encouragement will be given. Letters, post-paid, addressed to B. Thomas, Post-office, wili be duly attended to.. GREEN-DRAGON IN lV, PEMBROKE. MARY JONES TAKES this method of returning her sin- cere thanks to the Public for the very liberal favours conferred on her during her residence at t-he ahcve house, and to request a continuance of those favours tor her suc- ccssor, Mr. JAMES MAG INTIRE, wiiom she begs leave to recommend as a person prpperly qualified to conduct the business. JAMES MAC INTIRE Most respectfully announces to the, public h).<; havinff taken and entered on the above Inn, together with all the valuable Stock in Trada,. Furniture, Ftxturej, &:c. and to fie ii t-onds making considerable t-id iiii- provements, therefore solicits a eontir.uanee of -those Laches and Gentlemen wljo are accustomed tonse thcabove Inn, and to'.assure them that every attention m Ins power shall at all times be paid to their .comfort and accoiumodafi.in; and. hopes,' .by moderate charges, assi'duhf; and an itnrV mitfing attention to please, to be found nut unworthy lite notice of a generous public. •/ ■Pembroke, Oct. 10,'18i)5. N. B. A Good Room replete "with every accbmmodatitijf fnr'(i'I'U:ES ThA \iELr.¡.;¡¡S. a

THE SWANSEA, FRIDAY, Oct. 18. >—i— THEATRE, SWANSEA. Mr. PHIT.I.IPS has the pleasure respectfully to announce to the Public, that MRS. EDWIN, from the Theatre-Royal, Dublin, is engaged to play Six. NjGH'rs at this THBATKE. It is unnecessary for him to enlarge upon her 'merits as. an Actress,—the'discernment of the town has long sirice discovered, and acknowledged Hem; he is, however, much pleased in being able to termi- nate his season with what he humbly conceives will be a general gratification. Mrs. EDWIN'S SECOND NIGHT. On SATURDAY, October 19, the Comedy of ,Th6 WONDER; Or, A ..WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET! JViolante.i Mrs.-EDWIN. — -WITH THE ENTERTAINMENT OF The SULTAN. Roxalana, Mrs. ED WIN. Mrs. EDWlNs THIRD NIGHT. On MON DAY, October 21s the celebrated Comedy pf The BELLES STRATAGEM. Letitia Hardy, Mrs. EDWIN. In Act IV. a MASQUERADE, in which Mrs. Edwin will introduce a FANCY DANCE. After which the Fares of THE SPOIL'!) CHILD. ■- Little PicJcfe, Mrs. EDWIN. lie ''</ mtw■ Since our last, no intelligence from the continent h,ts been received of a nature sufficiently decisive to authorise an opinion that hostilities have yet: coiV;rnenced. Something inexplicable appears in the conduct of the Elector ol Bavaria, whose troops, it will be seen, in direct coatridkuoii to what we had been led to suppose, have joined the French. Prussia while resolved to maintain astrie tneulrality, is saul to be endeavouring to preserve the tranquil-. lity of the continent, by her mediation with the belligerent powers in favour of peace. We feel the sincerest pleasure in announcing the arrival of the Janmica. and'Leeward Island fleets. Soine losses are. said to.have been-'sustained, but, on the whole, little cause exists fór complaint, and nmchi.orexutta.tion. Arrived-here. Col. Mackey, Mr. and Mrs. Howes, Mr. Brady, Miss Gwynne, &c. &c. Mr. \V. IL Grove, second son of Mr. Wm. Grove, merchant, of this town, is appointed Purser of the Essex Ea..st-Indiaman, CapL G. Bonham. We leel much pleasure in announcing the arrival of that fascinating actress, Mrs. EJwin, who has been engaged to perform a few nights on our boards, for the gratification of the amateurs or dramatic excellence. AU attempts to panegyrizethis chann- insg, daughter ofThdia would be highly superfluous, as the ibhabitants of this town havclongappre- :I ciated the value of her exertions; but we cannot e conclude without offering our tribute to the atten- tion ot Mr. Phillips, in thus closing his present theatrical campaign here with such a meteoric dis- play of talent. A very neat Theatre is now fitting up at Havcr- fordwest by Mr. Phillips, our manager, which will open early in November, when the admirers of the drama may expecta succession of novelty. Official notice has been received, by Stephen Jones. Esq. Swedish Vice Consul at this port, that the blockade of the Elbe and Weser-has been dis- continued and he has been directed to notify to the masters of such Swedish- ships-, as are now or may arrive here, that the navigation of those rivers is now, free. Amongst the promotions consequent on the death of Gen. Rooke/Gen. GascoYHe has obtained the ? th West-India regiment, vice Gen. Don, ap- pointed Colonel of the 96th foot.. I he Monmouth and Brecon militia marched on Sunday from Lewes for Bletchington. Their noble Colcnel, the Duke of Beaufort, and his family, were expected to leave Rottingdean about the middle of this week tor London. Last week, the Loyal Mold Volunteers were in- spected by Lieut.-Col. Hare, who expressed him- self in the warmest terms of approbation on the .steadiness and regularity with which they acquit- ted themselves in all their manoeuvres, and ex- prcssed. his opinion that their meritorious exertions would soon place them on an equality with any corps in the kingdom. Saturday last, the Montgomeryshire Legion and the Rhuabon Volunteers were reviewed in their exercise ground at Shrewsbury, by Brigadier Ge- neral William's, and acquitted themselves to his entire satisfaction. After they had quitted the ground, the cavalry marched in and went through the whole of -their evolutions- in a style equaflv. creditable. On Monday the whole of- the troops marched for their respective homes. ,A large ship, (name unknown) loaded with raw hides and leather from Ireland, was drove on shore on Saturday last, near St. David's Head; there is on hope of getting her off. A chace unequalled, we believe, in the annals of sporting, took, place in Glamorganshire a few days since. A deer having leaped over the paling of of Lantrythid Park, was soon pursued by. three dogs, which were afterwards joined by several others but though repeatedly turned, the deer eluded the hounds, and after scouring the country for many miles, made for the se^-shore, where, finding it im- possible to escape, he plunged from t,rocli, into the sea: he was followed by three oti-he dogs, who I swam alter hiiii a diSt&ncc-, 1.ve areinfurmcd, of more than two miles, when Lie houud's guv« up the pur- f suit, and returueti to the shore so much exhausted as to render it necessary for them to be carried houie. We hope to he gratified with, further parti- culars of this extraordinary chace in time for our next paper.. The. Ticket, No. 1.6,801, drawn tiie- third day of drawing, a prize of ^2000, .was shared in sixteen Sixteenths^ ,|jyJ.'BRAX.SCOMB and Co. proprietors of .the Lucky Lottery-Offices, No." 11, iloiborh,- 37, Cornhiil, and No. 38, .Haymarket, facing. Picca- dilly; where the fortunate -holders of'each respec- tive share may receive their Prize-m.oney on de- mand, and where Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now selling, warranted undfawn, in the great- est variety of .nunihers,, and as cheap as at any li- censed Omee in London. ■ A person of the name of Meredith Arthur, who resided near Brecon, and who, by his penurious mode of living, had acquired a small property, at- tended, the sale of some es tates at the Lion Inn, on Saturday last: he had purcitased one lot, but having drank too freely," and hi^> road home being by the canal, he "dell into it, and, was drowued? Whatisa little extraordinary, when he was first discovered, he was found standing nearly -upright in the water, with.his hat on his head and his staff in his hand. An Inquest was held -on the'body on Mond-iy, and the jury rettiroed a. verdict, of acci- dental death; This is. the second, fatal accident" which has happened on this canal within the last twelve months tbroughiucbrictv. A large meteor, resembling a; ball of fire, was observed to fall in Shrewsbury-, on Motulay evening last, about nine o'clock the ligl.it produced hy it, was so great that very smill bbjec.s could beuis- tinguished in the road. A man and are travelling the country in hired gigs, which they sell at-convenient distances to strangers, under'the pretext that they have no further occasion for them. A person passing through Chester to Giocester, on Saturday last, with a gig and horse he had bought from them, was, to bis surprise, deprived,at them by the owner. A similar fraud took place at Birmingham a tew days since. I_IIS Mr. John C<-boill~This person, whose flight from his credttors-wivh a considerable sum of mo- ney we noticed in our last, is in a fair way for be- ing brought to justice for his nefarious conduct. A fetter has been received by the Mayor of Gioces- ter, from the Procurator Fiscal of Edinburgh, sta- ting that a person exactly answering Colwfll's des- cription, had applied, under a fictitious name, to one ol the principal banking houses there, request- ing they would purchase stock for him to the a- mount of about 12on1. in the 3 per cents, to cover 'which he deposited in their hands notes and cash to the amount of lOoli. 2s, the greater part of which was in Giocestcr and other country notes. The circumstance of so many Giocester notes be- ing offered, combined with the news of Cohvni's supposed robbery and murder, excited in the minds of the gentlemen. at Edinburgh a. suspicion that this man was implicated inthat affair. These sus- picions, with their causes, were communicated to the Procurator Fiscal, who directed a vigilant eye to be kept upon the stranger, until intelligence re- specting him could be obtained. The necessary information has accordingly been communicated, and little doubt is entertained .of the culprit being speedily brought before the injured individuals he has attempted to'deirand. Hay Fair, on Thursday last, owing to the bad- .ness of the weather, was but thinly attended. High prices were demanded for horses and cattle, but few ot either were sold. Butter sold frum 10s. 6d. to 13s. per stone of 12lo. Best Cheese from Si. 10s. to Hi. lQs. 1-d.and good family Cheese from 38s. to 48s. per cwt. the greater part of which went off readiiy. Chester; fair, on Thursday last, Was well sup- plied with horses, horned cattle, and swine good horses sold high, but beasts of every ether kind were considerably on the decline; Hops were in much greater quantities than couid have been ex- pected, and prices of old ones were from six to se- ven guineas, and new sold as high as 31.15s. The bleaching season having been uncommonly fine, Irish linens were in the highest perfection; but the bleaches which were in great demand kept up their prices; this, however, was counterbalanced by the peculiar goodness and quality ot the linen: much cloth was not brought to the fair, and infe- rior linens were materially lower. The business of Wevhili fair opened very flat on Thursday. There was little leather on the hill, and what was sold did not bring such high prices as the fanners expected. The shew of horses was numerous, but by far the greater number of in- ferior description. Horses of' any figure or bone, brought high prices, particularly carthorses; others were scarcely saleable at any price.—The shew of Hopson Friday was also scanty, and little or no business was done. on that day. Saturday the growers and buyers began to talk of dealing, but each hung off, and the Hops remained over for sale on Wednesday. The prices of those sold were, Farnham pockets 151. to 151. 10s.; prime as high as 161. to 161. 16s. Per country Hops the prices asked were 121. 12s. to. 111. l is. Kentish ri. -to fir 10s. but very few were sold.-—The supply of Cheese was plentiful, and many London dealers attended half-coward sold from's-isi to 40s. and coward-milk from 50s. to Ms. A few dairies were sold at 56s. and old cheese at 80s. per cwt.

BIRTH. Last week, at her father's seat; Cvvmgwilly, in Carmar- thenshire, the Lady of Peak Garland., Esq. of Lincoln's Ion, of a son. MARRIED. Sunday se'nnight Mr. John itoberts, tanner, to Miss Caroline Yawlding, both ofTdanelly. ■ At Wrexham, .Denbighshire, Captain" JV Va It Curtlandt. of the Royal Welch Fusileers, and Major of Brigade to Major General Fisher, to the se.iind daughter of tiie Rev. G. Warrington. Mr. Damei Owen, niercer, of Newtown, Montgomery- shire, to lUrs, Elixabeth Rigg, housekeeper,.at Gregvnog. Mr. T. Bray, of Welsh Pool, to Miss Lane, of Shrews- bury.

TO CORUESPONDENTS. J. L's Song is too devoid of poetical merit to bear pub- HcaUon we should have ielt ourselves more obliged had he paid the postage. Phdo-Canibrian's lines on the River Parret shall appeair the first opportunity, but his faeely Thingumbob," we are fearful, would be deemed indelicate J

COUNTRY MARKETS. Sw ANSEA. Wheat 41. 5s. & Barley 21. Os. Id. Oat^ 11. Os. OJ, per quarter. BUKCOX. Wheat 17s. *d. Barley 7s. Od. Oats ?s. OH. per vv mchester bushel. ABKRISTWITH. Wheat 8s. to 8s. 6d. Barlev 4s fid R-ve os. 6a. Oats?- Od. Piicorn Os. Od. per inisiiJ a ,CaKvsiow. W heat 14s. Od. to ids. Od. Oats ;3s. 6d. to 4s. Od, per bushel of 10 gaiions. ^rnnn,^lrt Hs- 12s. 63. Barlev 4s. 9-1. to O". Od. R-ve os. Od. to as. 0'd. I ilcornOOs. t0 Od. per Ctd- per <luarler- Flour 75s. 8d. p( « -a..k. Ha v 31. os. to 4i. 10s, per IM. Striiw U, &d. t» Is. 8.1. per dozea.