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.'fÍlE' SF.C0ND, '£Dn'TON' Embellished with anew emblematical Pi are, by Hopwood [ and Son, neatly printed, in royal 12mo, price. 5s. extra boards, Tli E E LE M ENTS of SELF-K N OW- LEDGE, intended so lead \OUTH into an EAULY ACQUAINTANCE wth t1Je ]\UTUnE 01 !L\N. By K.C. DALLAS, Esq. CdN-I^UX' 1' 0 J "eNv () tile, Tite Mind, Memory, and Ima- turn. At <»«> A1 i'ip tuv,(Y giisHtioii, riosil v, i o>Hope, Joyk Organs of Sense, Love, bliaiue,borrow, Syiii- Liberty and Coiiscieitce-r—and. pathy, and Wonder, &c. London; printed for B. Crosby and Co. S t atio'iier«'-cou rc Paternoster-row; aiyl sold by- "I1. Jenkins, Printer of-tin's Paper. Where may be>hady just published, JUVENILE PIECES,' designed for the Instruction and Amusement of the Youth of both Sexes./ A new edition, Wtttti!npf()ven)ent-vitJ! three elegant engravings. By tlv* 'R.ev..J'<)HN EvANs, M.A. Author of the Sketch of Relt- 8l"US.. Lnee os. 6d. hoards. "> )' i r edition, ISino. with all the plates, halt bound, la veiiaui, is. BRITISH..FCRE-OmCE, LONDON. 1%'H R SAC E granted on Houses Buildings, Mdnniiiclovie.s, bnips, and all omer "Vessels, Good-, Mcrcha:tdixe, h lim STOCK, and other Property Loss ot- s I he in >».((u (t j ( itiiiHi ( n to this Office by aU e-csc.iplton oi 11 u»s tic l)i < tt i-> a tt i t iv ivcs has. not u; gloved plans "ild i iphh d morks Fire Insurance, but W lit1, irsrtddj aul imt luoiaut ) it1 i „uierul con- cerns in tiie (justness.: They are that adhci-oicc to pnn^ipies and pru- *f» l i i"ii i'l n U t » «. u i* c > l1 i G'ncc and to the Fublu,, <II 1 ti at m t in tii U em only be be- Aetna tl » n» ii t i a a en1 on n n o c el advantages, l t't it Mo ill er cent. The t li k gi.n. I.i..ui,.it.Lc-t. n hi ortofaYcar, ■and u-i _o ij io s i ) F i ii i in. r Invui* ts. due at Cunstm.-is na p il on or before the 9th day < t fa m M Proposals id Ila c- ill l c ,;r!.>c.e,'l Gratis. Dec. 27, 1805. lli;BEJi.Y hiO.Y, Sec. Mr. T. HOW ELL, Aoi. r at S\\ r.^i, See. W.EST AjL INS TE R LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY" OFFICE, ulwo.X. OERSONS desirous of providing for their Fa- -!L milies or Dependants may, by an Anuual Payment, secure to their Widows, Cinidren, or any other Person, ei- ther an Annuity for tire remainder of Lite, or a gross Sum tu be paid at their Decease. Insurances may be made for a variety of other purposes k lo provide for Renewal of Leases to secure Sums paid for F|d, i or Employments, or for the purchase of Life j E t Hs or in Aid of ^ir jtn«< i etvvcen Debtor and Cr^d.koi, itc. &c. and 0! [ i\ I 1 |{S may, for a.smali 'P.viiinuni insure agail,st Death (;I Tt 'Ac dei s' Aanattics are granted to commence iinmediateiy, or at NnyfutuMpcrtod. Printed Rates and Conditions of Insurance may be had Gratis, Vi IIh the List of Direc,tors!as above, or of the Agents the HIli i'L.-if LIRE-OFFICE in the country, who are ppovji-d Agents, for this Office. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. @i^ ^(-arrnce, PA LL-MA LI, CO HNH11,, v (IIANCERY-LANE, FIRE, LIFE, and \n QITIES. ALL Persons whosL. Itisur uicti with this Company become due at Christmas are requested to take iiKtitv, that Receipts fo; the renewal thereof are now for clotivery, at the Company's Offices, aDd in the ham o*tl«-ir respective AgCnts m the -country. Insurances pu<_ it i u istaias must be "paid oil or before'the 8th of Ja- nuary, 1806. FAKMINC; STOCK il, iilsllred glnerally, N ew Hates and Proposals for InsttrHncf on Lives and Sur- vivorships,making F.oooiuons fÍJj', Soi^ lmd securing Mar- nage Portions for Daughters, on* ( i p»>ctiv<sly coming "jje, and otlier E. do v'cuts and Tab'"s tor granting iin- mediate, deferred, and progressive Annuities will be deli- vered firratis. No Entrance-money or Admission Fees are required. Ijiie Puncics aiiowed yratis. is allowed to Solicitors and Brokers. i he addihonui dividend at Christmas of 1 per cent. a'l payments made betore that day may be- received by I roprietors, together with their interest, on the 15th January y nexr, and following days. By order of theBoard, ?'i! -• HEATH WILKINSON, Sec. London, Dec. 1-0, BRECmStlIliE _iND HEREFi>RDSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Golden-Lion, in Brecon, on Saturday, the 15th day ot lebruary, ¡¡3Üô, at four o'clock in theaiiernoou, sub- ject tosuch conditions as shall be then and there produced, Parish of Aberyskit, Breconshire. Loti. RPHE MANQR oi ABERYSKIR, ^ITH j the; .Eights,i.Ro^a'l we, and AppiirtenancvS thereunto .belonging. Also, a .1 MESSUAGE, FARM ?ma LANDS, called ABERYsh Ut, with a Cottage', Gar- and Close oi Land thereunto belonging, in the several •occupations of Mr. Daniel Williams, and Ins under-tenant, wi^f,08set'-at t!le rent of 180. And also, a CLOSE of « OODLANI), called COED CLOSE Y LLW YN, in the possession of the Proprietor. Abery skir Farm consists of a convenient: Farm-house and Mitabie Outbuildings, ingood repair; acomtnodioui, p, Farm-sard, about 199 statute Acres, be the saine more i or less, ot Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood Land, in a good state.of ctiltivation; tine greatest part of the iVlecidow. Ground adjoins the river llsk, and can be ir- rigated there are several Acres of Arable Land may ■rA converted into Pasture or Aleadow. The growing i| Oak, Ash, Fir, and other Timber, are valuable, which purchaser' is to take, at- a valn'ation: This lot is in a good lie and well worth the attention ot any gentleman who .may vvish to reside ir. acontttry which abounds with Game: it contains an excenentsthiittiot) for a house near the confluence of- > the Usk-and Yskir, two Kood Trout Streams, and within three miles of the market-town" of Brecon,, through which a mail-coach passes every day; and Coal and -Lone inay be procured within a short distance of the premises at a moderate rate. «T M^SSHAGB, .FARM;and LANDS, Af-rV A.cpntaming about 14statute Atre. 2 Roods, and 1? Perches', be the same more or less, in the possession of Thomlls Junes. fVi^rvA t>wKLLI-NG-Hbu;S]2 and TWO PIECES W JU*ND, containing about 6 statute Acres, 1 Rood, and be the. same «,« ox less, called CARNEY, in (he possession °t David Morgan.. lite two last-mentioned, lots-adjoin Aberyskir Hill, on which the occupiers have a Right of Common, and are not more than three miles front Brecon. -r ..Parish of St. John, in the same caimty. ■< hot 4. THREE PFECES of good MEADOYV GROUND, tI!. oCcupation of Mr. Thos. Phillips, at the yearly rent t)t rO. Lot 5. A CLOSE of MEADOW GROUND, in the oc- cnpation ot Benjamin Jones, at the low yearly rent of o"1,2s, 6d. The two last lots are situate at Pluch-y-halog, within half a mile of the town of Brecon Lot 6. A DWELLING-HOUSE- and GARDEN, in the Possession of Thomas Meredith, Esq. Lot 7. A. large HOUSE' and GARDEN, in the posses- 'won of Mrs. Maw Williams. LotS. A rich PIECE of MEADOW GROUNp, near the Brecknock and Abergavenny Canal, with a Beast-house and Stable, in the occupation ot Mrs. Joan Jones. ot^- A large BARN, in the possession of the said -"Irs. Jones. Lot in, TWO HOUSES and GARDENS, in the pos- s ■ r«1.°n of Owen Watkins. fltefive last lots are in the Wratton, tn the town of Bre- con, and from their contiguity to the Brecknock and for.trade. T Cusm, Herefordshire. Lot 11 An undivided .MOiF/lY.' of a HOUSE, (for- thp TT Ac'U-uicorn):-itnd Laud thereto belonging, at inrdwick,' within two miles oi the Hay^ adjoining the oiyardine road, in the possession of Francis Munn. th Lót 12. A good SEAT in U-e P-RIORY CHURCH, in e. town of Brecon. 13. ONE SHARE in the ABERDARE CANAL. w • e tenants will shew the respective lots in their occu- ■p,n10?? v aRd for'further particulars apply to JohnThomas, (iun v.v>er N'orth-placei' Gray Vinn-lane, LondonRich. a Aubrey, E*q. Yniscedwin, Breconshire; the Rev, Cuae*Vti P'avic^ oi Messrf Williaiu*, Solicitors, Brecon. CARDIGANSHIRE.. FOELLALT, near LLANDEWIf BREFI, Eight-miles iroin the market-town of Lampeter, and three miles from Tregaron. TO BE LET, AND ENTERED UPON AT THE 51'11 OF AIRIL NEXT, ort SOONKR IF OEStU^D, A .Good, substantial-, roomy DWELLING- HOUSE, lately repaired at a considerable expen'ce, j wi,li B-n-fis, Stable, and a Garden, well stocked with vegeta- bles, with about 50 Acres oi Grass Land adjoining. !?. B. At Michaelmas, 1806, an additional quantity of hnidnMybebad)f,re<p.tfred. For .further particulars apply to "the. Printer; or by letter, post-patd.toMr.Smhh.onthePrenuses. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ByD. PERROTT, In High-street, On Tuesday, the 7th day of January 1805, ana following days, ALL the neat dutd \u I'-preserved HOUSE- HOLE F1 RM! I IU •■ a Family retired to the Country; consisting ot Handsome four-post and tent bed- steads,-with chintir i i I i i imiturej'-goese-feather and -millputl beds, tnf-^ i i 11 t iding mahogan'v bureau, ditio secretary.im 1 > k d to, dining, Pembroke, card, and tea-tab!es< ni i innr-bovtorii chairs brass naded, panited chambei C'ID III tr diiw is and bason- aiands, a mirror, ;;ni pier and <ir sin, gl» so Brussels, \V dtou, and bcotch carpetm t Piano,■-by• Ganer, va- riety of pictures éamongst wiucn are twelve etchino's from .Siiakesjiear's Plays, l>v jMortnuer, very scarce) and cegant paintings, a laige collection of books, roasting jack, and kit- chen furniture. Sale to begin each day at edeven o'clock in the forenoon. N. B. The fnrnitute may be viewed on the day previous j to the day or sale. Swansea, P >1, 1B0'5. GLAMORGANSHIRE. ? TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At theHorse and. Groom inn, in the town of Cow bridge, on Tuesday the tllli day of February next, at four o'clock in the alteruoon, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then and there produced, Lot i. ALL that FREEHOLD DWELLING- ,XJL HOUSE, with the Appurtenances, situate in the eastern village of the.tow.iv of Cow-bridge, late ill the oc- cupation of Letitia Evan, and now of Margaret Phillip, as tenant at will. Lot 2. All those THREE FIELDS or CLOSES of PAS- TURE LAND, situate in the parish of Wick, in the said county, containing by admeasurement 16A. 1R. 27T. in the occupation of James Thomas, as tenant at will. I hese prc- mises are-copy hold of held of the manor of Ogmore, except two acres thereof,, which are freehold. The Land-Tax charged on this -property is redeemed, exet i'1 that due;on the two acres of freehold land, beiug 1s.4d. per nnnni. Further particulars may be-known, aDd a map of lot 2 seen, by application to Sir. Robert Thoui i G j'den Mile, Colwinstone or Mr. Bassett, of Lahtwjt-Majo!, Solicitor if by letter, post-paid. Salt of Timber. P EMBROEESIIIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Castle-ion, Ila-verfordwest, on Saturday, the 1st day or \"ebrnary, 1806, between the hours of two and three •o'clocVi jQ t|,e afternoon, AIX ti:5 OAK TIMBER (marked and num- bered) growing oii the luider-nicntjoiied tenements: Tenements Parishes, Oak Trees. /'In a grove caiN^.j j V Shipping W oorl 1 -Ian Jstadwell.. 1130 Snipping a ^rbve culled } t Scrub Wood 178- Nayland Ditto. M:) The abovcTimber grows on-the banks ot Mil ford-Haven, and deserves the attention of. Timber-Merchnrts and Shin- Builders. 1 i Mr. John Rambolt, of Honeyborotii/h, will shew the.Tin.i- her; and for; fftcther particulars apply to-Mr. George' Jenkins, Auctioneer or tt illiatn Lvan> Solicitor, in Ha- verEordwest. Sale of Timber. CARMARTHENSinRR. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Blue-Boar-inn,"in ,St. Clears, on Tuesday, the 4th tiayot Fobrnary, 1806, between the hours oi two and three o'clock m the afternoon, A LL the OAK: Sr ASII TIMBER (marked X and numbered) growing on the under-mentioned- tenements: Tenements. Parishes. Oak Trees. Ash Trees. ■ Pentt-e. St..Clears •••• 502 p9' Blauordwylah Llanvhangel -♦ 35:5 99 Penardwylan. • ■ Llanhenwell • • 12G 4,1 Veliu Vach •••'• Ditto 14;) 94 Draskell —• •• Lhniyhangel 1:)9 19 The above Trees merit the attention of Timber-Merthants and bhiij-Builders, and are within an easy distance Mm the. navigable river at St. Clears. Thomas Morgan, Forrester, at Llandowror, will shew the limber; and for further particulars apply to Mr. George Jenknis, Auctioneer; or Win. Evaris, Solicitor3 in Haver- o rawest. ^XTIIER'EAS JANE, the wife of'DAVID V ,JONES, of Miiesbangor, near Aberystwish, has Jelt ner husband, he therefore gives this public notice, that' ne will not pay for her lodging, neither will he be answer- able, for any debt or debts she may contract on his account. —T — r NOTICE TO C REDOX) IIS. A LL persons who have any clapn or demand ''P°n the Estat and EtFccts'of "EFA\T THOMAS,' late.ot'B_Di.frit, in the county of Br-ro i, '< tlwney at Law, deceased, bv R md, or otherwise, are requested V! l1"'1 tiie 1K r 11 rs 'the same, to Rnl'd c r Attorney at -L^s Bunth, or Thomas Evan' Thomas *1 T lor,the, HeI?.at Bave of the said in order tliai-tl'i.' 0i ',L,,>ie the Jlst ruty of December next-, m order tha tue m, b ,t in a t f serf]ement Brecon.Nov. 11, 1805. NOTICE TO P, BTf) RS, A LL persons who have any. chum ot demand 1- upon the Estate and Effects of EVAN THO VIAS, late of Bnilth, in the county of Brecon, Attorn' at Law, Deceased, by Mortgage, Bond, or othcimsc- a,c iequested iNOl to send in then-accounts; or to nay the d'se to such Estate, to any persons REP », M' ^11^(4 'ne-iisel-^ to be SOLICITORS f<;r -his$UlJPus>H) Heir at Law, who (if he left any) is not at present known..or discovered, but to deliver and pay the same to Ivlr. Thomas Protheroe and Mr. William Williams, of Rhdsferig, who are "properly ainhojised to receive the debts: and, with several of his principal Creditors, are proceeding with all possible dis- patchto put the deceased's alfairs 111 a proper train of ar- rangement. "• Brecon, Dec. 10,1805. —| Theatre of Anatomy, Blenheim-street, Great Marl- borough-street,, London. THE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES, Jh ASAT01|rY' PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, ffSSSST 0K"AV'v"-™T Bv Mr. BROOKES. Spacious apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with every convenience, will be'open in the morning for tbe purposes of Dijsectinff and Injecting, where Mr, Brookes attends to dnect the Students, and demonstrate the various parts as they appear 011 dissection. An extensive Museum, containing preparations illustrative of every part of the Human Body, and its diseases, pper- tains to the I hentrc, to which Students, will have occasIOnal admittance.—Gentlemen inclined to support f Si >1 by eontributmg preternatural or morbid parts, s s 11 Na- tural History, &c. (individually, of little vi n e pos- sessors) may have the pleasure of seeing, t preserved, arranged, and registered, with the names of the donors. 1-he inconveniences usually attending Anatomical Investi- gations, are counteracted by an Antiseptic Process, the result of experiments made by Mr. Brookes on Human Subjects, at Paris, in the year the account of which was deli- vered to the Royal Society, and read on the 17th of June, 1784. This method has since been so far improved, that the florid colour of the Muscles is preserved., and even heightened. Pupils, may be accommodated in the house. Gentlemen established in Practice, desirous of renewing, their Anatomical Knowledge, may be accommodated iviih an apartment to l)iisi?ct in "private. liEATII BALL -"AND- SUrPERi AT TUB SHIP 4, CASTLE. Oiz Non-subscribers—-L.4 brns 5s.—GKNTLESIEN 7s. 6d; CHAfST-.SAS. USUAL. lvIi$8 Iiolbrook's Boarding-School, BURROWS, SWANSEA, Will re-open on ]\XONI)AY) the 20th of January; I CI ARM A RTII E.N -FR EE G R A M M A-R J SCHOOL will open, after the recess, on MONDAY, the 27th oi January, 1806. £. s. Day Boys* •••, 4 4 per ann. e Boarders ••• • 25 0 per aiin. 1 1" The Rev. ROBERT FERRIOR, A. 1\r.i Fc!1ow of Pem- broke College,' Oxon,* Master. A notice or a quarter's pay will be ex- pected. •Mr; s ACAüElVIYat CARDIFF, Will open, after the Christmas vacation, On the 20th JANUARY, 1806, FOtl THE IXSTRTTTION OF YOUNG GENTLEMEN, .Li thcj.oUownijr branches of Education, namely,. 1st. READING. WRITING, ARITHMETIC, ELO- CUTION. and 1AGLISH GRAMMAR. 2d. JiOOK-KEEPI^G, GEOGRAPHY, Ancient and Modern, With the. USE of the GLOBES; ASTRONOMY; H EL LES LETTR ES; MATHEMATICS, Theoretical and Practical;-and NATURAL PHILOSOPHY', with the ap- plication of its principles to Machinery. 3d. CLASSICS and MYTHOLOGY. TEEMS PEE GUARTtR. d. S. d. First Classes 1 10) Second'and Tlprd ditto, i Entrance 10 6 inclusive of the first- -■> °y Board 5 5 0 Entrance 10 6 Parents may rely tipon the utmost attention being paid to the mora! and religious duties, and to the general im- provement ol the mind. The Boarders are treated in evety respect as members of the fanply; and pains taken, to improve their, manner.— I hey have likewise ilie superior advantage of private in- struction. in their studies. SWANSEA TONTINE. JT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB- SCRIBERS to this Concert,, ficfd this day at the. Mackworth-Arms, it was the Meeting be adjourned: 'to- THURSDAY, the IQth imt. when the at- tendance of every subscriber is particularly requested, either personally or by proxy, befre which lime those persons zcho have not SIGNED the Dnm are requested to call at the office of John-Jeffreys, Zsq. to cxecute the same. At the adjourned Meeting-as'abott, the Plans of-the New liyoms and Theatre adopted by the Committee will 'be submitted to the inspection of the subscribers at large, ■Swansea, Jan. 1806, SELLING OFF, AT PRIME COST, AT S. G. WILLOUGIIBV s HAT-MANUFACTORY, on the QUAY, SWANSEA, (Late. Apprentice to T. Wontnen Iwfoi) ABOUI 50 DOZEN of Men's, Women's, Youth's, Girl's, and Children's-IIATS & BONN ETS, STOCKINGS, Patent BRACtS, Patent" Water-proof SOCKS,-Military and Ladies FEATHERS, &c. Tile above to be iuunediately sold. Srr.K, W.oot,, HATS, &C. DYED to any colour, having fitted up conveniences.for that purpose.. N-e-vs and Old Hats,rendered Water-proof. T; OST, supposed to. be STOLEN., on the 17th .ot December last, out of a Piece of Ground be- :ongmg to John David, Baker, Merthyr-Tidvil, a DAK DAY I'll y (the property of Win. Waikius, Shoemaker) about twel v e lmnds high, six years old, very stout grown, strait oack, with-a cut tail, and has a sand crack on one of his fore hoofs. WTlioever will give information so that the Poney may be recovered, shall receive a -reward of' TWO GUINEAS; and if stolen the same reward will he paid, over and above what is allowed by Act of Parliament, on conviction of the offender or offenders, by applying to Win. WatLius, Shoe- maker, (ile.be Land, Merthvr-Tidvil. .Lw.. 180(j. MINERAL -PENCILS For WRITING on GLASS, VflLVET, CLOTH, SLATE, i and PAPER. CRAWCOUR's "New-improved PENCILS, containing Two Slides, one a-Black Lead the other a Mineral Pencil, never before offered for public use. The proprietor begs leave to inform the public, that they may be supplied with this useful article at,the different igents in every town, stamped and labelled with the proprietor's name, to imitate winch is felony, viz. G-Bartleaian, Sta- tioner, and Misses E. ami M. Bees, Drapers, Neath; R. Thomas," Grocer, Cowbrid.'ie Thackwed, Wiitchniaker,' Cardiff; Rogers, Stationer, Chnpstow'; E. Williams, Watch-, maker, at t fewport; and by one or more agents in every town in the United Kingdi 1.1 it H and yd."each arid at Miss Rowland's Circulating Library, Swansea. I J. RAPCLI-FFE, HATTER, HOSIER, AND GLOVER, MARKET-PLACE, SWANSEA. T"5 EGS leave to inform the Public, that he. JLf has just received an assomuent of •" j, W ILI,li il O!tE's • • beaver AND SIT.K PATENT WATER-PUOOF.#■ DURABLE HATS. The great advantages those Hals will be found to arc not only being completely water-proof,, but after con-, tiruai exposure to sun and rain are not subject to become brown and greasy, but, continue durable and keep their colour. At any-tuno when tbe surface is wet, by the use ol 4soft brush they will attain there appearance as new. The proprietor has deferred' bringing them forward for a considerable time in order to ascertain bv experiments every thing necessary to render them an acquisilirm to the public, They are made of different qualities so as to suit persons of every description who require Hats to stand all weather.—Mn.ix-AftY CAPS, &c. npon the same, principle. He has laid in a good assortment of rht'' )tto.st fashionable Gentlemen's Hats, Ladies Chip and Beaver Bonnets, Fell- thers, Sfo. Prompted by the most grateful- sense of obligation, J. RABCHFTF. returns his unfeigned acknowledgements- to the Ladies and Gentlemen of SWanseaandils vicinity, for the very libpral patronage lie has received since, his engage- ment in business, and earnestly solicits their continued coun- tenance and support. HEREFORD' COLLEGE SCHOOL win open, after the present vacation, on MONDAY, the <2?th of January next. Hereford, Dec. 30, 1805.

THE CvAMMR'lviJY. SWANSEA, FRIDAY, Jan. 3. The afflicting intelligence,brought hythe French and Dutch journals sillceonr last, affords us our-e for the deepest regret. 'All our ruost sarn t 1 1 nopes respecting the efficiency of* i war have been disappointed and again we are -com pel lea to behold tije of, umphing over the fallen-fortunes ot tV \) of Austria. But while we lament the- h't 'jiiiaM ni rn i losses wnich our allies have experienced while we L_ [' are obH^od -td give reluctant, credit to the facts themselves-, we ure hy -no^meaus clistios.eiito Uj- IJieve that the referses susuii .red are so-extensive as I represented; but till the arrival of the Hamburgh mails due, -which"is anxiously expected, we shuii not be able to learn the real state of affairs, nor to controvert any falsehoods which French invention may have communicated. Still, disposed as we feel ourselves to leave some room for hope, we must express our tears and our'belief* that the war 011 .the Continent is terminated !—that our expec- tations from that quarter are completely frus- trated^—that the whole Continent of Europe must bow their necks to the iron yoke of the tyrant of Fiance .'—and that England alone, proud distinc- tion confiding in the strength of her internal re- sources, the valour of her troops, the energies 01 her subjects/and the justice of her cause, must again contend, as heretofore, single-handed, with the enemy of mankind. Nor, in this prospect, can we see cause for despondency; our hopes should rise as our dangers increase, and while the genuine spirit of liberty is the master-spring which actuates our conduct, we shall present an impenetrable phalanx, the admiration of beholding kingdoms, to every attack, however impetuous. The consequences of the glorious victory of Tra- falgar now shine with a tenfold brilliance—its ef- fects in reducing the naval power of France may be more correctly appreciated: that fleet whic'h might have convoyed the invading battalions to our shores exists no longer—the combined squa- drons which were to have covered us with shame and themselves with glory, are metamorphosed in- to a gem, whose imperishable brightness3 shall eternally irradiate the British crown. Let us then, wdth united firmness and resolution, prepare to meet every exigency—let us look for- ward with increasing confidence to the prospects of futurity—and under the direction of the Disposer of events, we shall in the end triumph, and establish our tame on an adamantine base—a proud memo- rial to our posterity, and an awful memento to those powers which m-ty hereafter attempt to un- dermine the liberties, or compass the ruin of Great Britain. Friday last, being the festival of St. Jofin. the Society of Freemasons met at their Lodge, at the Tiger-inn, in this town, where a sumptuous din- ner was provided on the occasion. After the cloth was removed a number of select and appropriate toasts vere and amongst other the folluw- iog—The King ail si the Craft—His Royal High- ness George, Prince of Wales, Grand Master of Masons-—Earl Moira, acting 6rand Master for Eng- land—T. Wyndhatn, Esq. Provincial Grand Mas- terfor South Waies-i-Army and .Navy of Great Britain and its Allies—The Memory of the immor- tal Nelson—Admirtl Collingwood—Sir R. Strachan —■Surviving-officers: and crews of the late Lord Ne'l- son's fleet-Sir J. B. Warren—Duke of Beaufort— Corporation, of Svvanseat—Trade of Swansea, &c. The remainder of the evecing was spent with the utmost conviviality and decorum, and at ten o'clock the whole of-th6" company withdrew. The following is a copy of the address presented to his Majesty by the Mayor of Carnurthen, in consequence of the late brilliant naval victories :— To the King's most excellent Majesty. We, the mayor, recorder, town-clerk, aldermen, bur- gesses, and inhabitants of your ancient and loyal borough of 'Ca 1 mai-i heu,"impressed" with a dive sense of the gracious-in- terposition of Providence, and thankful to the Supreriie Rider of the universe lor his-mauitbld goodness to. your iVla- je'ot y's Uumiuions, begieave to approach iout Majesty's throne, to oiler our congratulations on the late memorable and decisive victory, vouchsafed by the Almighty and un. erring Disposer of ail events to your*Majesty's 'fleet, under iy die command of the renowned and ever-to-be-regretied Lord Vij>e«unf Nelson, nobly supported by the brave ofli- cers and crews in that glorious service: a victory brilliant beyond the example in history, and which, though it has deprived the nation and the navy of one of their most il- lustrious puiars, whose fame, immortalised by his heroic ichieveiHents, will animate succeeding ages, causes, ieei- uigiy as we lament the less ot such an exalted character, :md tnourirng it •• h calamity to the country, sensations of joy at the n-tuuipi'aut dispiay of your Majesty's Hag. De- ploring as we do the loss of so heroic a commander, it still behoves us to submit to the decrees of Providencc, and al- though we mo >4 in the iuss ',)' the to tin, to rejoice at the death oi the hero, for he died- as. he 'wished, as every man ought to wishv for his ivins and bis country. Thought man as"lie was, lie could not triumph ot e death, lie triumphed over his country's tnt-mie: mid exultin-cly wfe congratulate your Majesty on the iesim or a victory .which,- whilst it has re- lieved your -i'uijirvv kiuu,iH'iiis lrom ti:e apprehensions, and secured I g uist 1 he has m- fused the terror of V(,Lir flag- into the hearts of your Majesty's enemies. Hails'iam FcstivilieThe Officers of the Ilail- sham Garrison, which consists oi the Royal Gla- morgan and South iLints militias, gave a grand masquerade and supper on Monday se'nnight. lie mess-room and adjoining apartments were deco- rated with great taste and brilliancy." The chosen circle of their friends am on 11 led to upwards of 300. The characters were hap jjiiy diversified and sup- ported with the greatest Spirit. -Among the most prominent were observed, Col. Aubrey as an Old knghsn Baron—Capt. Robinson was an admirable, Faistaft-atid 'Capt. K. Bruce's Sylvester Dagger- wood was worthy the genius of Garrick—Ensigns Rees and Brandon in llarlequio and Columbine, Lieut. lieywoud as a Gascon,. Capt. Calland as Le Diable Buitcux," and Air. Molineux in the Widow Cheshire, deserved great applauses-Miss" Raymond was a Ophelia-^and Miss Emma Moly- neux a lovely Gypsey.—Sir Thomas Curtis's Con- 'juror, Mr. (i'Neii's Usurer, and Jane Curtis's Fortune-tetter, attracted much notice—Lieutenant Thotnas played rather too zeell ior a Blind Fid ler— and Mr; Lewis Knight:, as a Jew Bov, distributed nrangps and shoe-strings with Jt)d»an precision.- Many groupes oi Satyrs and XytMphs were well sup-, -ported:—and Foote coulu not have wished a-mtre happy delineation of Major Sturgeon, Jerry and Mrs, Sneak, than was pou'r:tray\d' by Mr. IJewar- dlnei Capt. Wilits and Major Birtclott. Besides the aliove-mentioned characters were observed a good Sir Toby Belch, a Vapour, an Alecto, a Hebe, many Nuns and some Bond-street Loungers. The ball was opened hy Col. Aubrey and the charming Miss Raymond, tullowed by Capt, K. Bruce aad Miss E. Mb!yneux—Captrin Calland and Lady Jane Curtis—Major BartcJo.tt—an'd nineteen cou- pie of Fashionables. The festivity of the scene was kept up witbuudirninísbed gaiety till an early hour. The debtors and other prisoners in the county gaol ofCarmarthen and borough of the same, re- tUTn'their sincere thanks to Sir William Mansell, Bart. for a very handsome present of beef, bread, and beer, sent/there on Christmas Eve; and also to Charles Morgan, Esq. the worthy Mayor of the Borough, and several other gentlemen and ladies in the town aud neighbourhood, for several sums of money they havelbeeri generous enough to pre- .ent to them. since; and to assure them that the, rij t r > 1 i iw ,ie 11 <■ been much lessened by the rejection o. such generous acts, and their fa- milies, ma¡;epj d1v hcneflued. 'i «\ '^ht a a i m was stopped on the s li j ui rn thiS t v 1 and the 'Mumbles, by two mell, v >, -1 i1 — 1 11 m robbed him of-fs. frid:1Y » i L-LSt, at wnvhou^e hithe pF- ir-t^ 1't to eshire, a quarrel re- specting a it ii ensued between John <.hi 1 Óf », 1 vessel from ard and s 1 s n "both of St D) II"?; ciuis K n 1, j r -i,r itid uij,: id ;d Wiifl r>! t., J v ,1 i j t t-v ) >. I I s < 1' 'f.' 1 -t AI ..li i-3 • v ,'V wufit Jiwt .1 t/deiiiiei. —— A few d.*ys -.ii.r as Rome gen1' t v >r-. ou:a shootingparty with Gape! Lei -i, j q. At typo'vl, Monmoufhsi;;re, one oi' the "•nus'uoeKh" tally discharged itself, and the v n->i c-nt« ij passed through Mr. L's hat, who w >, tnn- loadhig his gun. Mr. L. was the srst tJut r cove, cd the siiock, for, such an effect ha:i it on the gefit; tnati who held the gun, thatvhc was uepvived of all power of speech' for many hour's. Sunday evening an alarming fire broke out in an old bake-house in Slippery Lane, Bath, which cie- stroyed tbe premises fn wbich it originated, toge- ther with the back part of Mr. Mark's 'house"m BndgeTStreet,, and a considerable quantity of his furniture. Mr. Chatter ton. a lus'hly respectable and ingenious tradesman, while i'n the act of a«- sasting in tiic reduction of the conflagration, fell rrom a winciow at a consiuerable height, and was so severely injured, that, after languishing in great pain till luesday morning, he expired. Mr. Chat- terton had some years since received a piece of plate lrom the Sun Fire-Office, for his active exer- tions in suppressing a fire at a Brewery. He has left-a widow and four children to lament, his loss. L Glamorgan Riflemen.—Captain John William Barton to be Major, vies Grey, icsfgned Sacond Lieuteimat Aaron blandrord to be First Lieute 11 ant, vice Williams, resigned;

John Hawkins, gent, to lie Second Lieutenant, vice P r.ved MARRIED. At Cardiff, Mr. Lewis Evans, Pool-master; and Agent to [ the Glamorganshire Canal Company, to Aiiss Charles, daughter of the late Mr. H. Charles, wharfinger, of ;ha« place. At Bath, Mr. G. Hazard, of Lmidon, third son of Mrs. Hazard, of Swansea, to Mrs. Sarah Siicock, daughter of Mr. ridcombe, of Loviagion. Somersefshire. Mr. Edward Wilson, of Peii-y-bauk, to Miss Green, of Aberhavesp, Montgomeryshire. DIED. Mrs. W tUiamsr wiffe of Mr. Thomas Williaiss, Dry Bridge, Monmouthshire. Mr. 'lhomas Brees, smith and farrier, of Caersws, Mont- gomeryshire. Mr. Jennings, of Pen-v-llan; near Oswestry.

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