The Cambrian

,A FREEHOLD F^r-4'rr tt> the lower part of C"ui c '/(. j TO.BR SOLI) fi\ IV I L CONTRACT/ tMrghtfully situate upu i the ii ». Pv y, and. a good tjirn-. jnke-road front Cardi„ m t> \'t »s.tle, two pjenti-lui tfiai> sets, avid equallydistant front each, A Very desirab1' I vRM, con^sting of A V Acres ot" valuuhl P 0 i1 P *"5 TURE GROUND, c i, 1 ti ome., an J 1 adapted for Turnip?, Is^ii », v 1, id (* u, i i t lit- is a large. and complete t 1 i v 1, < *i a D 'it r house and' every neei-su i i in j!1> i n it and t tiiiCi Coiiasre. This property is a beautiful situation m a genteel neigh-, bourhood iora tse.n tle-maii to build upon; a!ldin its present State will suit any. respectable r armer. K3H A considerable part ot iiie pnrr.haso.-mone.y may ro- -Bt:n)iwit!)at!e!igii.)iepurci)aser,audttieet,trywitibemHde Acll Ct:rtl;ie. 'i,f rjic i! (ii u ant Principals, post-paid, addressed R. S. .1* h v Ni vv -jistlc, Carmarthenshire, wiii bo torwarded tit » I i > (.i ) ,and have ¡",mediate attentIOn. ''II ■ -TO SlTsOLD, Tke Engage-MAKF, Burthen 140'f'ons or 'thereabouts, only 18 y 1 #<& "•- aonths old, built at BariistapiiJ, well tounci, ^jSAyb* and now ready ior sea, .Wi i.lxam Squid k, late Master, For whicn nnroose a snrvcy will be held at the Fortescue- Ai n-, m F 1 i,i 0'1 -Vio, i.l.i\, the d'ltli December inst. Ap| he. m t r i. nci pirn ia i s lie made to Air. Xewis. at ti>etorte.-icee-Anns aforesaid.- 1 wm 1 is now lying at .Barnstaple- Quay,.where she ■»iv b( r ► d.. TO BE SULD, ■ ALL ih.j \vtil-knowu i'GB GF Mticl IRON- VvGRk.'i •siHiar*. at Thinks. -in the 'parish .of Lug- ill t! Ianla.i}lJut t!in:c l.sues iroui the citv otNereford; totiefier nal m ve i P<irci otncti D \>)'> and PASnnlE GROt-i-N D thereto udjoiamg, about 10 .Acres. T Forge (.uiT a' two cjur< > d n crys. 0;1e th •" i, one drawiu^inii ,nr.lie r, (wood i.eive) uileir¡JIl helle and linr- 1i1,t¡, IV itb fly w wis, ct, iipKu, fo 11.4 shun a, ituchi- ritc iim«, 1 caip» n<t 1 ^Ixn., (Oi'hout- iron- warenouse, workmen's houses, countn:i»-honse, tyrt;>cliup. ami liMiii p< 1 siiops a \ery €xcelient sraoie ier efghtei;ii luuies w horses. The greder, p. ft ot tne woi-ks- aitd buitdm^s Iw-ve been lately rebuilt on the most nnoroved plati, and tne whole pat m eimiph'te order, and have the adv-divt-a^e ot water-' carriage iroiii Bristol and Ghcpstow; are well supplied with •Wooa a* a'very ct.fivfnient distance: and there is novr-jn stock aver:" large -quantity ot Ciiarcoal and other reqpi- sites tor carrviAfi 0" the wbrk, which stands high in credit t'ur making Ch.:rcu;;l Iron. A Ríghlof Fishery in the river Lug. A putchaser )uay.bp accaniiiiodated' with a considerable part oj tit," secured) to be paid T)y easy nistallraents witn interest. Fur tuniier particulars apply to Mr. Hazledtne, -Bridge-, north. Shropshire: Mr. Morgan, Attorney at Law, Kind's- s 11 in, 1 tel.; Messrs. Davids arid Derrington; AUúniics, Swamça; or Mr. Ji,GboH, Olj tLl' premises. < I(>^ I, *<uir!C ti:vic in the month ot January J last, the .< rx>rrit O, he SCJU'ONEit DOVE, O. i) Vili'MOL' ril, )0 Tohs. Ar lile tÍme the Register'was lost sue was a brig. Whoever will givdinfbr- XK.itu>> wl 1 the said Register may be found, or will pro- duce the same to Mr. Wilham Passinore, at Kidwelly 5- or Messrs. Frtnf«..u and lligheu,ol Trinisatan, near/Kidw.el.ty, Carmaith nu siiall receive a rewardofTEN GUINEAS. Kid < 1 v 14 1 Dec. 1B05. PI !?v l' I to a i ttK-v oi l'-s Majesiy^s Co 1 oi ,\(h i<iti at AVtMUnissrar, drtted the 20di tt v V. CJiM it in f'ai- HARMAN against HARMAN. lot ( 1 i.r and Legatees ol John Haruian, late of the pans'1 of, WhitchIJrch. in the,ci\untv oi .CJlainor- £ di 1 -tniiei, te> enied a ho d td on or ab^ut the 9th day ot l)i 1 1 »(• 1 t)' <ii v o 11 1 i) i ic 1 "J >1 (' iv oi Jiiiinarv, lli).i,'a collie, I 1 K 1 v' r M v i'k >)i oi>t' to hi "SF ;> s' ,R' 11 '# r ''( said C.Miit (t jjuli q sc,. t tus ('■ ibeis .n th' I^chequti oÜÍce, in tne Inner-I emple,.London, or m deh-uit thereoi th-ev wil', be excHid.e.a rile benent oLthe said dowee. Caulin, i)< Hi, Cfi. *'1!') »v Solicitor; IMPORTANT \D\ \T 1 nl\ I JUNCE troni FtKdi 111 tne f.Ri. AlbionPini /mil r ist THE Di!ii:noRs of u> \L» I<)N FIRE and III L I\"d R 1 \('L C>vii \N^, of TON-| DON. having cousidered the \en htaw espence, and the u&ni&roits incoiivcuiences ,it ^ndmg tin tstablishu.eut of agencies, and o« ni, Umio. s to devise some mode of lessen- ing- the charges oi-insurance to persons rrsideut m tneuoun- try, without.d»uimi In i-' the se«:u»-ny, 01 tan profit ot the .Company on such business, have determined,, lor the pre-i ..seWt-io nfi >i I> 0 P I he app-HDluicdt of ag&t,U, aiid to otfet to all person; h»ving buildings, goou»,mi other pidperty.to insure; at more tfrali four miles di^ance iroui London, AN «a«\i MiM OT xn t 1 « 1 nAN.'n*wi-i-Vi- P tAt CENT. rER annum on the piemumis ususihy t-hdi^t-d, pKinded -sach msurar o be ettectcd at the Company „ o.uce.m Lon- .don, tnrongh tlie mend-, or aeenlsot tiiepaitito, and with- out the Company being involved iii any < ,ui 1 ct>p„ndenco, or other duty, that of supi-V'"?? M-ch^ mends, I"V"at or agents, with every necessarviwloniidtion, at the office, tor tile, guidance of those who may wiKh to, take the benefit of < fits oilier. "I If in -urances be made for three, or uinrt? years, at once, a ..faithe,r abaiemciit will be allowed by wnieh persons insur- ing M.tt) not only be in a sti.il .greater degree beneiited, but wiIJ be relieved Iroiu the trouble'' of irequent lenewais-of the policies. I, The charges will be on the fidlo«'ing settle. .° for for -), for for 1 Yea, .3 Years', h Years. 7 Years. In cases where the — — -———— ————— 25 30 35' 40 nccordiiiii 10 ihe per cent. per cent, per cent. per cent. charge generally abated, abated, -abated, abated. made, would be ■—■— —— jf, s. 'd. s. d. s. d. s. d. 2, it will be red. to 1 0 1 5 1 4 1 3 3, -ditto 2 3 "i 1 1- If .1.9- 5, ditto J S 9 3 6 3 .3 3 0 and m tin oi- ii >po (ion for the intermediate years. A con nit 1 t nUuwanee .wil1 be also made, according to Act of P trh'm it, on the King's duty, when paid for juore Ctiau -OJie year. The Proposalsof the Compttn,\ dhid' cvpt t lations as to tin met I >1 ill lit! 11 ho Id < an and prop rt\ d i'->e t. ua1 11 li it 1 !u "WVil to n\ pfl )n «!n f\ at f k < up iy% oihee, Ciiauge- ■a]le),Lon o t h w 1 k ni h c iipi vt d m one su^tt, jiy s"" ti adii»u óf I) lor 11 t t i k 1 i'i-u. ol sn^'i postage The Directors hi j: art <0 iv ip v s on the public atiemio 1 i 1 ih< djovt olu 1 is n> nn i 111 any sj.it it of adventore n«t 011 known ami iusiuiab>e.- gronnas. The s 111., < n 11 f 1! < v ii 1 1 ii' > <!<-id ti< will be mute equal to the iL-dvictioa -i It is:c-i norther #t> jti t tr t mi 1-in tne tun. 1 1 n n 1 1 I 1 attempted-, with justice to tr.ft coinpauv, or to thy puoac, btcau-^ the torer.ijiims, »s tnev navy .stand, d«-not aJina ot abaiv inent w th t d 1 1 icrtiit 1 It 1 nil\ Fhc I'tfi t d/ the t\%r,p l.;Íu" !>/>r ws hi 11 I7 l count) y the thole b >uf!i f < a < tj, >1 1 <w '1 in b n 1 w* v' "1 t>f bit wiih no'ot'ter- difference than that, of .occatiMU! to suck pusons the trtfivw* troulde whuSn may mttna tfa- a jri''iid in LDndon, mice m a year, or, if it be ed,, once mln m several years. the funds and resources of the At.iuoK Com pa my are equal to those of any. Listitutioh formed for the s-uiia pur- poses. The. conditions of insurance are more favourable than have been yet offered; and the rates, on which the •"•'above reductiiHis will be made, are.- as moderate as 'those of anv Company, and, ifl, some instances, more 1l10ûqq,tc than have been'before proposed. The Directors are James pATTisoN, Lsq. Chairman. Tonv Tovvaooo,' F q De¡n;ty Ciwimkn, '77 nm v rime; Beaton, 'Esq. ill mi 1 a *1- Ann s Pinlori, hvh u cd Richard Cloy, r-?q- John Dafwers, Isq- Solomon Dctncs, bsq. Thomas Maltby, L»g- I Ih nni t'i^eon, Isq. Sir John thnhorn, Joseph Jk u 11, s7 Ituliam IJ IIple{J" ,Esq., p h ituam Smith, Lsq. M. P. I J. J. hmith, Lsq. and yilder- man, Thomas Smith, Esq. Alderman and Sllcritf; Benjamin Trnvers, Esq. Daniel Rd. Waringtoii, Esq.. 13v order of the Board, I WARN En PHIPPS, Secretary. (gMf-. jifo charge will be made for Policies it^'smy cstse.' i CO&NTF of Ae TiOVOUGrt of CAKM.IRTilEm I TO BE 3D LI) BY AUCTION, r IN 1,0 TS, On Tuesday, the :3ist nay or December inet. at the hour o-f eh.vi .n in the forenoon, 011 tlie Public Quay, within Use said ooroug.il, A ('oasuiorj.hle quaulitv of SWEDISII and -4- NullVV 14 iuK <1 i't BOARDS; and also, a <|iia 1 1 ,,i 11i 1 i' LAniS, ,i''oi jaiuier parlicul»r.s nmnv to ba jit I'j, 1 HO MAS," Auctioneer.' C:\RM ,Riii.nrRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the ~Rt d Cow C n i 1 en, 011 iuunday, the 4th day of Jantmrv, IddO, 001wecn the hpursof llnee and tour o'clock Íll the LI" \^E u'or til v IS of t\\1 \*( 1\' Jji\lltli xjL pet,,Otis die eldest OS whom aged ihout 5.7, nnd t' e other alnut ,>) O all that extensive F E til L>, an' I \\fh, u, 1 ("^ ,\i )K 1 'i ("1IV, sifunt mht. n im f I Lltncn v, n the s nd < >t 11 now )t- ( u it j\ f >' 1 ut^hi 1 t I) irh A nt tt ">() 0 t >i vi >t 11 t' n i s Gio d iUntot £ ni i-, v be 0 d im u>m< hiiji! tl nig 1(1 lvr.it todd 1 ^.di'^ otn ■fl.MU.iJ> to 'lv t\ dd H ii lits-tte I e\tensi\ t |L^ u of Comuvon on M \iiiu t 1 i" 1 c. siin dd, wit.li liberty tot the I ciiaut to r«n.-e .Coal tor nis .own consunifrron- tro'ii Uilder the F'1'IU" of !l'G!l Üh')'c are ,>xceJ1ent vciü;. tor. turtner ]> 1 u. u ipply to Mr. Edward VilLiams, Attortiev, C iiti 1 tn 1 SAM I, .1,1, I1I0MAS, Auctioneer. I R()h Lsi' I flE. ■■■. f TO F J !) BY AUCTION, At Temple, Di tu.J, .u tin- pans.Ii of Maenclochog, 011 5r.on- 'lay, -the 13t h- day of January, 1806, ALL the brOCK. and CROP of the said'' Fdim, co,;sistin, ot seven young cow^, one ;3-yetn- old .oil),, tvveivc ni-c.rdi. ueikts, ten steers, eight yearhngSi ihur horses, two c-i.i>, twenty ewes and two rants oi the best kind, two pig*, citeesi, -corn, oaten and barley thatch in luous; a large <}U4iit,ty ol h<ty well saved.; f us, toughs, tiairous, t.uid-iolleis, tmplenients of husbandry, well-sea- sf;iledrimuer, man and bridles; a 1J1,dt-H¡i¡¡, seale:5 Mid wigljfs. He. Crudit: wia be given eight months, upon approved security. .The sale, vt1» besrm. at ten o'clock. I THOMAS 1 illPS A' etionecr. GL A ,VlOTtO ANsrnHK VJIZTMLE I V)/LTT, IOLIJ ESTATE, TO 'BE SOLi) BY A LTC:nON, On:'hturdtj', the':5ti: d:\y üt January, 18D6, <:tt tlw !10111' of lour o'clock ni the ui'lernoba, fat the Star-inn, in Mcrthyr- lydvil, A LL, those FOUR MI:AD.6AVS, <al!(' L\ Ilu. \l' i-U'-s oi CAT, j'ONT YulC'i' c ). D sn m (' \K if I'l-f 11JS(.), and ih«' .1 vi r. t (, GWY-ll i.-v NEW1DD, situate near fll .rl, 's bn g\ within a lew liyn-rc-l %■! of the village of M-rtinr-l\ I vij, and .t»ow Lt to tenants al will, at rents amountmgrto £ -5j. 1 i,e ik. ni,- ,»n; ,n a high state of cultivation, a large sum 4" mono ha ig been lately expended in draining aiui t'u- provmg r.ie.ii, I hey are Held nudler a-lease (untettered by I, auj speen-l covenants or provisoes) for 999 years, 1-3 whereo1 are expired,atthe reserved rent of 5. The lessee is exempt h'o<!( all taxes, rales, and payments whatsoever, II)t I ;(ty the only excepted) which the lessor has eovenailtedto pay, and may therefore be jastly esteemed equal in value LO Freehold. I Alto, To he SOLD, «t the en >« O r- t^/7 ri/1 I TWO se\01al CLOSES arPARCELS uf J \|) ]„ J(j under tin same ,c se, but let'on I u Id g t ,tu<)< y „ i" David Cornt'tua and ,\v illiain V dh i n it thi u- cell < yoattv 1 t < J } i(N. Hd. and ± >} od war 011 the ■• j'0■-1'^1 ■ -,?.<■ nave erected several,dvvt-.iiin^-hottses. The p.omto^ iiiay be viewed and hirther particulars had 011 application ,o VVm. Meyiick, Solicitor, Merihyr-Tydvi!, ——————1■ i-—- •■•■■ ——————1■ i-—- •■•■■ GLAMORGANSHIRE. ,TO BE SOLD BYAOCTION, At the. Globe-inn, in the to.vn n* R.-de id, on S iturday' the 18tir day of jaia'ai v, 1 ttw" o'cloe\ i,> the alie'r- noon, the fol!owin>r C,1I()LD ESTATES, in sucli lots be A Good i>v:s-L.j.t; 1 DWELLING-HOUSE, XjL .together .with the-(>irttiou.ws, Gardens, find, Conris Oiereto b. loii_ ». ••it 11 it in the ii.h.ge of Newcastle, n >vv 111 un'tenure 01 Jr. I it ,i„v Xts!;1. V th.ee quarters of an Acre oi oh I VSiT/Ri, i.t uJe neai tl til 1 \e.«. castle a^iosatd, it; the■ ten-are ol' tne sain iho 111, .lus.itn F\ ,,jni t i t n<.n ir, 41 V' ie, i j AR |,LL, Mht\ I 1 J V i* .situate at Angeitiii, in the parish 01 N a tl>_ il >1 si hi the tenure ot John L^yson TWO MESSUAGES and TWO CROFTS, nt m ofe!r"t4W<? Actes>: al:d smidry FIELDS, cali-d C\, 1 RU iritEL, containing abolii nine Acres, situate „t ton aforesaid, in the tenure of the said John alit-I outers. .1 Also, the REVERSION-in FEE, after a life a^ed 70 <• f -'I*1 'i ti'T tj; (n o of old PASTOR' L!^), neai Nen^ i,tle l"i|i, < onta n r about 17 Acres, in the te- nure of the said Ihomai Austin. And ;.¡],w. the INVERSION in FEE of and in all tha' DYV ELLING-lIOS L, with the Appm-teiianccs, situat-" near the tit r,.i t,e at Newcastle vitiag", now or late to the tenure ot M<m y Austiti, widow, and others, viz of 5ho uppe.t p.iit tl.t.redT ait^i tne life oi Mary Davt.es, aped aho-! ,39; of tne nndnle part thereof after the life o» iMarg .Cl Penn > -■- a,out a.-id ol the lower jta't't f "ivoi eito- the lire ot 'ne it vl \ustito, aged about 70. For a view -.1 t.i,. pivii)ii>es apply to respective occu- piers, 11 1 t it tl particulars!to Mr. Dnniel J 1 f, cltor, L\tnt\Vlt-Aiil,Íor. iear CowbndKe: or Mr Gil d Llewellyn, Solicitor, Buglan-Hall,near NeatJ). Tlla OANO.WK8 A NO DIS AO WEIi A BT, FS (>V The PASSAGE over the' SEVERN SEA avoided BY A SEW AND '■ COMMODIOUS CONVEYANCE rn n.l( LONDON to .CARMARTHEN, 1;V :>v :ly OF GLOC T St 1 Ji, ( yt 1 lOh ,C II 1 hi, SWANSEA, .rJc. rJlUE Public are n;loS.t'rc, 'S, péct, fuIIy informed, THAT, A TEIXCn VPII COACH, Cfjc Pnw: or Wlllef5", Sets out from ('t ( it Irtti TWEET, London, every Sun I rt 1 ucsd ati 1 f h a ,t twelve o'cio:ri, at no ), fot C v it ai v it t n 1 driiui it the Ucut' n'-ui.i Glo< -l» '> < V iv U 1 u, ai d 1 Lx inonnngs, at nine o clock, auu proceeds iroiti thence, at one o clock iii lL~ vtucnioou of the öamc. days, i nrou^h ^tav\- II AM I 1I1MS CHEP-STOW, NEWPoRt, C4Hn)"F, ( lUtttK j, Put, Nj U (,Snn'n,i< to lie K n V -11 mi 1, t uMiiutn 1 to is r -1 thence three times a week arrives at the i Or.ocKST».!i, everv Tues- day, Thursday, and SatÜrday mornings; and proeeefls from thence at t v* i .ot! it noon to Loadon. N. B. I. h Coach 'nHlets,ai:GLOCE"TJ0!l, the CoHches to B A I -1, B.«1, to i ,11,. 11ht; vv !,s r ot I-nr. A iv iind Vn Bi R- minoiiam,-I,,1«krpooi.and the Nojiin of Enoi-and.j wiiicn, v^ttlt tin, LONDON, (1, ■> i.r ,• &:c. Coaches, inn at t.'ie Loolii.ilI as usual, where Travellers will meet with com- fortable accommodations, neat Post Chaises, able Horses, and civil Drivers. We, whose sanies are undersigned, considering the ore- sent Kates ot Carriage by the Mail Coach to be exorbitant, agree to support any New Establishment for the convev- 2?^.P?lfCi,gers and. Parcels between• LONDON atuf SW AN SKA, through i..>IJ(.)Cl',?> rER, which may be ear-j ried on upon more reasonable terms than is now done by- agree to support any New Establishment for the convev- 2?^.P?lfCi,gers and. Parcels between• LONDON atuf SW AN SKA, through i..>IJ(.)Cl',?> rER, which may be ear-j ried on upon more reasonable terms than is now done by- the Proprietors of the Ai.nl.Coach; and that the same be communicated to the Public in some of -the London and Provincial Papers. Miltord. Titos. Wyndhain J. Cvoer oj,l is J, ALmis,jllIl. Edw .r i Powell vjrnt. Ideweilyn ,f ijoodnch ThotV.as Davies J,. Wood E. Jenkins It. T. Dere John Franklen Titos. Franklen R. Bevan, jiin. W. Vaughan B.Mansel Philipps J. if I.O lilt. J. Richards Jeremiah Homfray W ynd. Lewi. jun. Th mi Iho nas Row. Vv lloaillS ClJa".Hrvwn V» I 1 W.1Hevrick Pi nil 1 Bvards. Henry Hollier ,.It { t 1. ii f r F< n'aU.tidCo. II. Jfr\r,t li. Reece John, Miles Harford and Co. Li-Traherne II. fj, Blosse It. Lascelies Robert Jones Robert Wri.xon .Joil!; Richard,-yOB John Williams Thos. Davies, jun. John Jones Thos, Morgan John Bas'sett ,Edw. pearsoq Sam. Tlomfray Paaiel joaes. SWA-NSEA THIRD SUBSCRIPTION ,-BALL, A1 -i; Btjsn, 0n THuiln; tl Jan. L2, 1806. :t\ír. HAWKINS, ) 6. ,ttüa, (1: DAKCUS.G will commence at "Eight o'Ciook.- SUPPJJR AT TWELVE. Sit-bscrihers, Indies 15s. 6d.~Gentlemi-n £ l 1H. 6d. • ■■Non-subscrrn^s, Ladies 5s.—Cisnt^'nenHs. CHAISES AS .TJSUAi;. J. RADCLIFFE, 1 HATTER, HOSIER, AND GLOVER, MARKET-PLACE, SWANSEA. E'EGS leave to inforin the' Public, that he •has just received an assortment of WlLLHIORE's MEAVER AND SILK pjrr\ "n iieh-PROOF # DURABLE HATS. Th' j d U i it tgesthese Hats will be found to posse.ss, are not onh LI i_, v-omplete.ly Water-proof, but after con- tinnd vv,) > nt u san and ra'in are not subject to become brown and greasv, but, continue, durable and keep their colour.- At any time wljen the surface is wet, by the use of a-soft brush ..thev wdt attain tn-ir aopearance as new. The prom .etor ttas ik-'oited Iuiiilmui Hit ni forward.-for a considerable time m order to asce-iim by experiments every thng ncto s?iy to leujn them an acqnisitioh to ihe public, ihev are m-i k ol di fe.rent qualities so as to stiti persons of every dest t tpt. n who require. Hats.to stand ,aii n'eat(i>-r.—Mj tu jus C.u-s, ixc. upon the sante princjnie. He It 1 11 u iod assortment' of the most fashionable Vcntta n s It I aidies Chip and Beaver honncti, ii.rr.s-, yc. Piompied by the most grateful sense of obligation, J- R adci.i FEE returns his tail i ct owledgeihents'to and Gentlemen of ::)wau,eèt¡¡nd its vicinity, for the verv liberal patronage he 1 i u ive t siaoe Ins engage- ,uein ni business, andearnestly soiicus their continued COUlJ- te.nii<-t <> ui s ipport, » This day is pabiishcd, IN 0*E VOLUME QUA uto, PJlICE ONE OUINKA IN ■ EXTRA HOARDS,. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on FARRIERY; including 'the remarks on ail Diseases incident to Horses, tiiesviiiptouis by wluchthey arc severaliy known, and the liiuat approved mode of çure. DEIJtCA.TED BY PFHMISSION ■To hisRo-yal Highness the'PRl;\CE «f .WALES. From me Mitniscripts of the late Edwa-Ro SN APK. barrier tn their M^esties a,i,,l the 2d Troop of tin ( i printed by H. Reynell, No. 1 J-* i.ilil!y; s0b.1 by T. 0atell, Ave-Maria-lane, London; Kuott aiid x-C\ d, 1>iri3nijgh..>u; Mayor and Huittly, batn Vv. Shep- pard, Bristol; T. Jenkms, Swansea and by all .Bookselers. 'litis Dm/ is published in Oncjicat Pocket Volume, ¥2 mo. ?ovi is. 6d. in Hoards. A Welsh and English Dictionary, I' X I1 T, j j? I) I*)' KiVOElSn. BY WILLUM OWEN, F. A. S. Bviiag: a Iditlifnl -abriilge-iTient of-his' great Dictionar i i p > t bed, and h vvnich is adopted the popular Drthography n()w III tl,e. London: Printed for Williams. Bookseller to the Duke and Duchess of York, No. 11, Strand, Sold also b.v i. 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Cut 10, and coiifMits ne.-rlv 0?k- Ha, i 4 ih i U\ h Si 1 L LO !T L'.tV, 1805-, J> U a.I >.n^ ]' f 'iRUARY -Set, 180G HALL and Co. V • (Succours to Air. NICHOLSON) A'r STATE LOTTEHY OFFICE, No. 38. roRNlIILL, D09, RESPECTFUM i (; laiiit ti <Mr Friends■ aiultlie Pttblit, .1 t I j( vi lsal] i, a a1 Lottery are sell 1 >> i i y ol nun ers, divided ) tl \i,ves, Qu ahiEi., fc,x(,.ii'iand Six i. vt HS, i np.d according to Act < >i i ,ki, ) j?! J c»ie,u.s '"M't- of FORTY Caphi > iU' .o of ^100 ud :150, amounting to > 1 id the hrst-drawn i. kets are en\t' u t > r O-ders from' the cot i ny, uiiikI with short- dan d Bills, ..Bank N>U», < i } Orders, exe- cuted on the sanie tei D-) I 11 j. is i pill. a3 Tnkets nd Shares are sellitig oy Mi. JOHN PEIRCF, Bank, l!,u nt. PHŒNIX FIRE-OFFICE, LOMRARBrSTREET, I LONDON. r|^HE firm support which the PPCFNIX- i I "s t > t, Uu aerous c ia aei i ucU the v? oi rut This Oh 1, evcr been ttup.e tiit i a.-dcnt dcyii-c t give neotn in nt to the A, r' it t the Ki do t, and tlleDireçtofs ri vtot the uga it w'n h t ho l.ii- to tt in in in'io It 1 un Ji into., will V to the Pubue, and secure the oon'iinu- aiit. Oi >i,5 lavuui ami patronagi'. St0vL.0,i o, 1 a. ni ,nay be lusurcd ru one sum without the a.Yeras:oc!aus< The Reecipts for Vol, i* falJin¡ç dae dt Cuu Unas, are iio %v I: I t s 1' n i R panl by this Oifice to s 1 (1 > > i *e tne b -.efiti ie> Pi i,. tc) Ntiii(-i v Iue 1 tt e Wtim ad F leas, a.s to L'ain ^± i tacturcrs, an tall the Cm i al Orders. Peis .n-.iiMii.ii, t line Hjndred Pot n Is, r i i j- vvards, will not be char!>e<l lor t ite iJnl; i>> G rder of the Directors, IL H \DY, Dec. 90,180.J. Sec. of Ci-uiiirv D-'p-iriment. fUrlinnir, PALL-MALL, CORN BILL, v I 1 (TRY-LANE '.FIRE,, LIFE, and v\ I'll U.S.' ALL Persons whose m ^^h tl", Company become due at Chilians j Vc t u tajce notice, that Receipt for the it w, i?,e c ft n y ready lor delivery at !he Company's Oillces, and in the 111 11 their respect! 1 i nt nt the country I.^jiciiets d ie t (_ hristmas lHUbl be pit on or bet re'the 8th of J a- nuary..u;Q(j. 1 AHMiNC STOCK IS I;i ,ur,-d to,*neraJ1 y. New Hates and Prop s I, for Ij. tiranoe onlLk(?.s find Sur- vivorships, making Proportions for Sons and M'c-ini'.V Vi.e- riage Portions for Daughters, on their r^oertivei v coniin'" of age, and otoer jlindownients aad i< u ei ior wr»'»tin» im- med He atid progvessive An:ntiU's wiifV b^eii- vcrt tl ( ttts N>I lira i i-monQv or Admission Fees are required; I. ii x'o i ei allowed gratis. C mi nssion is allowed to Solicitors and Brokers. tiCf" The additional dividend at Christmas of £ l oer cent, on all payments made before that dav niav be, Proprtetofs. together with their interest, on the 15tli Jan-aorv next, and following days. j By order of the Boar^U t T> TÎ10Sc. HEAXH WJLiilNSON, Sec, Londofc, Dec. 20,1805, •.

THM tviMBR'IviJ'Y. SWAN SEA, Fiuday, Dec. 27. The arrival, ofthe Hainburgh mails now due is most anxiotiSly expected, asiney will briiigauthen- P. I z:) tic details of the great battle fought on the'2d, 3d and 4th of this month, some further thouo-h un- official particulars at whIch will be found ill this, week's paper. Ftotii miimte investigation of the iHtclligence received, weare led to entertain hopes of tlle most favourable nature i these hope-, we flatter ourselves, Vlie shall be enabled to confirm in our next, and to communicate the total defeat of the French, army. The advices which have hfcn received of the sailing of a French fleet afford us new expectations; and we trust the well-tried gallantry of our seamen will shortly add another wreath to the laurel crown of Britdn. The trial of Sir Robert Calder has commenced, but .no ,part of the proceedings tsaiiowed to blished, until the Whole shrdt hnYc tprinmated. The decision of the court is expected to be announ- ced to day or to morrow. 1 Odr worthy and respectable Portreeve gave his annual eutertainment yestertlay, at the Mackworth ArniSj to the. burgesses and a numferous pa.rty of bis friends. The "dinner, wines, &c. were excellent, and the conviviality of the evening was prolonged tillrathcralatèbour. Lord Arthur J.H. Somerset and T. MoJyne'u'x, Esq. are appointed Deputy Lieutenants of the coun- ties of Monmouth and Brecda. James Loruri>"r. gent. is appointed a lieutenant in the Royal "vlonmouth and Brecon militia, vice Bygrave, promoted. Friday evening, a splehtlid ball and supper were given to the, gentry ol Mil ford and the neighbour- hood, by Captain and ivlrs. Robert Rhode, which was attended by a. numerous assemblage of fashion- ables. The dancjng continued with great spirit till two o'clock, when an elegant supper was served tip, The company had not entirely dispersed till six o'clock in the morning. Mr. Edwards, of the White-Lion, Cardiff, enter- tained his friends at with a round of: heef weighing -72 pounds, and a loaf 6 feet 11 inches high, which weighed nearly 3 cwt. Shakespeare's Play of King Richard- III. was per- formed at Cardiff, before the prmcipal inhabitams of the town, on Friday the 20th inst. by the young Gentlemen of Mr, DowVAcademy.—The follow- ing are the DramattS Persons. Duke or Glocester, afterwards > Ar 0 c Ku.tr Richard III. MasterSMYTHEStafford. King II enry VI. Master Lj.oyd. | Prince of Wales Master Perkivs, Duke of Buckingham M «i,- v Da k: el. Lord Stanley r Ma.su;r Colli i r.. Sir Richard Radclifte r Masler Dai.t^s. Sir William Catesby., Master Millard. Wil Tressel: • MaSTer TODD. Duke of NorColk .Master HOOPES." Sir Richard Brackenbnrg- Master French. 'Sir Jam'es Tyr'rel Master Williams. EdriüfOxforcl Lord Mayor of London Mimc \F.iujncu. Sir James Blount en. Riehuiond, M >tei \1organ. Queen Ma»ifr Bird; LitdyAnne AI aster Hlaatnir. Duciiess of York Master L. Morgan, The characters were extremely well sustained, and all the young gentietrien deserve great praise: but injustice to Master Smythe Stafford, a Ijov not t 9 years of age (son to Mrs. Dow, by her tormerhus- band, t ol. Stafford) we can not but '"mention that his conception or the arduolls character of the tyrar t doetster, •»»•» 1 liis execution throughout the whole, surprised and astonished the audience, The dresses were \e.^ ppr priate and beautiful, A Prologue and Epilogue, written lor the occasion, were spoken, the tÓmwf by Master Todd, the latter by Master Recce. The whole of this. was learned and rehearsed as an amusement after school hours,and did. not in lie least interpose with the regular duties otthe scholar. PROLOGUE. THIS rÚght we cuinirea iniraic maiily passion- Take this < i- L,oy-acting is in fashion'; We'il do our besr to piease—we aref;but boys Yet strive to piay a game.vith hianiy toys; (Flourishing a sword) Fancy we're heroes, every mother's son — Perhupt each mother thinks her hoobv one- But p.-v b km l-idi.eidl am e make, Or with your plaudits cause the hmise to shake. That kntdoiess would be sjreat-—■we fa-k no others— That kaidness grant—"I cry your mercy Mothers." F.i'iT.oma. THIS night we ehildr jii aiimu-k'dnianlv passion— \ro.u hearct tir'. c.vcuse-^Bcy-acting is in f'asiiien— Would you pentiit the Tr,:gic M.ise to j^ke-, '■ I can but smile to.think Sir Janie.s'.s c! ■»fk, > Vi'tisoneem r > i t vicl _r u la'u'> petl,cc,L*— j Time aiters ail tilings, and their uses too— Heaven grant it may improve both ns and you, Iii things mure nooie than the liiiune ¿rn: Tho' Bioitutm time uiay play Kins-Richard's part.— Who knows the changes tiine and art m.i.v yrmsj— Old EngSand s bimvarks frym an acorn sorni".—• Excuse ouv la-nits—w* «t'ove to please vou •••• We'll-sirive-a^t tt>, \1('ne'e1' vou'l! pie. i) call. If you are Dtea o tit 1 el a 3 vocr'hands with spirit- Not tiiito u t j mi b lift-he merit— Good mall, he blusnes—Hark! he rings the bell, (bell rings 1 11 not tiet,aiii hiii— 0 good nirl,.ht-farcwell. iS 1 irtss /ww ver, very handsome, as was ihat of 1 nj ;jtil 1 rmer. I SClturday list, the ( o nmissioners ofStampS met at thcCro\vnan,dAnchor r:wern" to let to faÙD, for three year-, the post-horse duty; when th." .Son th Wales d,nit, t omprising the counties of iJr t rLiioek, ( i,rn irtiien, Cardigan, Glarnorgan, Radnor, Pembroke, Hereford, and Monmouth, let !or4G0ol.; and the North W-ales district, including, Anglesea, ('arn irvoasbn k, Denbighshire, Flint- shire, Moiit^oiiier, ^hire and fetiropshire, tor 66001. Tlie total amount pr )fluf Pr' hv ail the districts in England and \Yai««' \v. 170,0101 being an increas of 23,3601. on the three 'former tears. An al ir 11111» i>,e hro ke -out on Wednesday even- ing sC'ndgln.inthcl'nuch adrnired and romantic cástleor n. p xq vl P.,s,t Dowpton, ne. Ludiow,, ^1 t't x ivr uu^lt suppressed afte committing ,:e!Jsider,¡{)jerwages in the interior of he buiiding, the bt- m f 1 nirniture of which sui- •tered m f,in! j >mv I li 1 j:ui :s from laid1 in consequence of. the badness ot the roa were dRLtyed t 1. t 1 1 assiot.j.UHe was ri'i'd- red nearly nsciess. Th'sa&cident Issupposeu to h wo owe I x m to 1 hr< i^ ^,luh >me p}, .11 ers na 1 f t work, not h v. „ u i\l u.,t ;-hed. th*s 1)c;rt, SAi-iiiie | iiie, sloop Rasp, { tli s p.,rt, ^unu'd Davies, 1" wrecked ),, fVpiiion, a lishing plac at)out 4 t mil x v of Mi e 1, m the nigl between ,Ve in 1 it !h 1 ] ct. She hi! I sa'iicd hotii ? ► 11 i 1 o t'.e Vedr.ex { I o c, I I ii The 11 t., his son, and two men we, e drowned, and t n j 11 a is saved. Theoudies oi the 1-itc have since come on shore Tn- nn ler^ is n m -n mi'k ) rep tf d U ,'1 p knew Inm, and has left, a widow a 1 j. so r I c1 '1 drcniJl the deepest distress forhis mda,ncholv /t This morning an inquest is hddby 1 1 Esq. on the )> of u n, ui'i VJ ( ten 1 the canal, ..f 11 MorristoD,un; ,f 1 .1 i 1, ♦ lirt, and pen i — r f Friday eveolng,hrylVIcrns, ót r I. who haxi.heen in theinbi t ,t x^j^ t at u 1 r ;r 1 i 1 1 i 0«r.rc, near that, ttw *i I u K > t 0,.u tilt Sunday morn lug, an^, \Citn u^eovcied^ .i lief. was under each arm,, and a quarter of a bushel of wheat un her back. Friday, "afternoon, -a • dttei took place, at Liver- pool, between Colonel Bolton and Major Brooks, botn belonging to volunteer corps in that town, when the latter was shot through the head the first: fire, dlnd instantly expired. Ihe prisoners in the county gaol of Brecon return their Sincere, thauks to a gentleman forso-verai Ju- nations since March last; to a lady who presented them with one guinea, by the hands of the Rev, Mr. Jones, chaplain to the prison; and also to a lady of Brecon, who sent them so large a. stJ pply of mutton, bread and vegetables for their Christ- mas dinner. Committed to Cardiff gaol, Morgan William and William Morgan, farmers, of Cedigare, charged with killing and slayingtheirservdlJt maid; also Mary Bolster and Elizabeth Green, charged with stealing shop goods in Cardiff. oJ Naval Medal.—Matthew Boulion, Esq. is executing at the Soho Mint, -Biinnnghyti, an emblematical medal, to commemorate the glorious buttie off Cape irataigar, one of which he means to present to every surviving man who ■served on board the lieel: in that me.ntii'jbie- and victorious engagement. This patriotic gilt vviii be a idling memorial of the-heroic achievements of British seamen upon that im- portant day. The medals will in a i«*w be sent tu Majesty's commissioners, to be distributed amotie rhe vaior-' ous tars and marines. The .xpeiice of lins tinderiakiug is estimated at three thousand iiotViK.ls.

MARRIED. At Ruabon, Denbighshire, fue. Rev, Joseph Venables, son of Lazarus Venabies, Esq. of \Voed-inli, Shrop.xii.re, to the eldest daughter of Edward Uowiaud, Esq, or Gar- tlieil Lodge. DIED. Mrs. Giffard. relict of the iate John Giffard, ESQ. of Nerquis-iiail, Flintshire. Miss Edwards, daughter of the hte Lewis Edwards, Esq. of Talgarth, Merionethshire. Mf. Richard Lewis, of Oianhavrcn, near Newtown MontgORieryshirc. At Cimppel House, near AVisraveiiny, /Sir. Dov.ell, son of Mr. Dowel!, of thai place. Mr. Lenard, biitcher, of Abcr^avcur-y. Axi. James Jeuktns, attorney, ol C«ieilean, Monmcuth- slure.- •• rVifs. Dawe, wife of Mr. Dawe, druggist, Alonmoetli. Mr. James, farmer, of llendre, in the parish oi Liau- gattock-V lbdiiavel, iMeiiiuouthshire,

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