The Cambrian

v; v • OXteUAV NlCJIT, Jl'JlC 4, Tuts morning Collier arrived with dis- patches tram Abu ■ •, C.-chraoo, iu the Wcsi-[n- cltCs; H-hich are si.i >-r t.»od to confirm the accounts GCJ < 1 ,iu h iving c:ipt!if(;d the itnatid of Margarita.. Jhr Hnii-h ComrnLHider, it is stated, applies j Ouv jrnmcnt for instructions to regulate his own eonductunder these new circumstances, 'ihe i)oi I expedition- -of Miranda to. emancipate So it'i Aitjci-ica {com the Spanish yoke, if successful, • vn bo »&l,l} t!,clvantageoxis to this country, by di- mudshingche resources of our enemies, and open- ing aa extensive market for British eominerce. Q' the fi[lic7i squadrons whieh the enemy boast ot hiving df sea., two hwc at length been heard of. }<reuth inhales and three brigs"which some tiniL since' slipped out ■of Cadiz, had «>rrived,at ( ayrnne, supposed-tor the of forming a with Jerome lion i]) ut>\—-A letter from CaatdLi slates, on the of American, th.tt sf:vel1 11 in i slip-or u u 1 i tubed Ma- tnlia, 11 c^pct uioti of beins; joined-by the Dutch Ati.ru.- n d ipt^inck mid three ships < i the line. Sir ELvrllM' w, ho sever, had heard of their arri- «,u, aild hisins, cuhected his. whole force, had Sailed in quest o, then). Abw u$o tin boats o-f the Quebec frigate do.s t J t.!i i ( three \esbcls belonging to Pr .1L, i tht }j.11 <( Xorden, about 11 miles north of 1 W' i > „ie ai'terwai ls silenced the Sort, drove tin* in/'ii. from the battpriea, landed scan ui her crew, anddx-ought away three of the &.us> l-roin the tort, vvitn the three prices, without a pr 'izes, i sirifele m ui beinghut! enouroidr. Wty iitt!e business of u« tercet occurred in the Commons vest' r.la\. Mr. l-o\ gave.! notice: that he slionki move a resolution on Ihursd iv next, jdedg- ing tlie l(»'i-etv> enter early next ;.e>ssion into the toisid M-iUon ot tne find abolition ol the si ive- traviu.—On ;'it> nw '■ion ot l.ord leuiple, the charges ag,mist iv! irrj'i.5! Welle; ley »veie oulered to be tulcen uit o consideration ttus dav tori flight.—-Lord H. th Tty c ,rret mi -eor-eention whn h had gone :.br tfi respecting >. d iicionai ex( mptions irom the £ >ro a'i ty tax. 'J icrc u.ts no intention, he said, of lii ov a'tjratmnn tliat meisure, but it was proposed logruir < ert:nn rxenjjnons underthei'S- Svi. IdXCs tO ])lCTbO!l'S oi Mjidl i:k ( me with 1 irge I it —r.1. X/w.Mitg^e i oti<-e of a bill to lav oj e'l th.M i' in giMin between Grea»- Biic.-biPv an i Ire! nd.—Mr. nidh un stated, that he should L,r:n m '1 o !ulh tor ;>;)iebsing ttie militia hdUt, i"i i^i- the belter dftteiuo <j{ the'country, oa hursu.vV. After the unlitia was reduced to its Iv«\vo->t it was intended that vacancies sho"id be 1 n, tl i>p by butinu. .U^jeJ>\ dl\ completed the (tttth Year of IlIa'MHe. ■' ■" MOCKS (\Jn,. c,0 (,0] O.nni'im '2\.

rpiiK salf, of LANVI'HIIX FARM, &c.! A M m ( O^VHlllU(. !• oil flu- _'H1, ot Jim" 'Hi'ant, d. JusKfsi.s, is PO.-iJ L'OiS L» to a fl/1 l/RC !ne jJi'Uiculars ot which will appear m next week's PUBLIC NOTICE. cnt W VI'KIX LILNVi.S, n\M-u nt iu the city oi' i iu, is lequebted to take \ot.it, diat the! PLv.CjiI direefed tar him, but tiow■-nv t'ie warehouse of ^»ti 1''i 'in J ( ui> on tin fu .i. »,'will be SOLD I'V AUC- J-H '■ X, i i i ,i- ?,1 i U i, on huiurtl.ty the A 1 bt .1 UJIC next, to tki my ti i ol liel^h', potfeia«,>, ttarpUoii-iiiij, and «*!»' t i:i(i hu' iijcs, unlc s in I'io lueau tune such ,eIiHi?io are bi-tU*he< mid t!it1. l?lou £ jt-i faken a\vay/ S'mi". 'ii'iM ujvW. vnr. LKUIS. J' Ax i;sr\'ir. is w^N'i,i:o"l^br~i)uit- CtlASi^iy Hi Hie counties of Sitnapshire, HereioTd- si'iic,. \v uict >ici>h it, ^loiini i it'i^luit, the \vcs>ti'ni Mde of. C' '^eM' i*si irt>. (>i in North TA nie-, or the tiorth-ea tern part ui s t'i-\v ;llt s the extent or the tj'i^ntitj ot Land will be t, c i rons f! rnhle S1nf can he invested in the ]*iiiitirisv; it is tuijiui-cd tliat a &UNb|X)iN and 1MBK toriu a part oi the Kstute. Address, with lull particulars, to C.( D. at- t!i.«.: Baptist- lieml Cu'i c-hot, C'I.'IH erj-laue, London, AMI immediate ati'iui-m will he paid (jLA.MOIUi UijiJiIl' TO BK SOLI) UY AUCTION, At the Mackworth-Anus Inn, in the town ol Swansea, In the said toiiuty, on.Saturday..the-ats>t dav* oi Juneinst. at iive o'clock in.the alienioou,-subject to the conditions to be tlien produced, ■ A EL that LCASaiOLD DWELLING- £ a riOL'SL.-sHOP, ;uid PREMISES, bem;: the conter tioustoii the:north side. ot.. G.rcen-Dragon-lane,- adtoiuiiig t<ie. Isuand, in tut town ol Swansea; lier.etoiOi- m tne pos- sevsiim ot lienjitiiiiu Oakey, Tobaccnnist, and late of'J,:ho- mas IJC\slion, Grocer. Ill" ptoiwtN t*ro held hy lease tor n term of 99 years, .-e,Ll I-]1, '1133 «.»ereof 67 were unexpired at Micliaelmas last, at the-rent- iv), and aie eligibly situated for c;.rrvni!» on a retail fMKIllO-s. ^or particulars apply at the. office of Mr. Yauehan, Soli- e»'>r, bwansea. v 5 t.l A UOUC. VXSI1IRK. CAPITAL ViUNS OF COAL, Withui huh o rni" ol' the <moire Ctund, and seven muisuj the sea-port town-tif Cardiff, 'r; TO, ,BE L!T; "0 11 •C,'VI'V> i ovuri i >r, OR i w i \"i v-o\r YEAItS. 11" |' abQve COLIJERY is.in the occupation oJ thcProprictoy, Mr. H. Matthews, and contains %4A' t.\ .i.ii,\ !s ol COA L already touiw), and many others auppo-ed to be undiscovered: their quality lms Jong been 10 the tugllest esteem, and a consideiahle cwpcm-e has been lately iiu tirred m quaking a IIK-1 ejTisenieut Le\e!, which ."I>et„tes tis a drain fo the collar, • and ihcre is a new ipad to convcv the Coals troinutider-irnjund. •, Bit, ^lathob wdl shew the premises; and tor further par- caitvire apply (it t>y letter, post-paid; to Air. Lewis, Soli-, citor, ( at diir. ¡'BRECONSll!ItR TO RF, SOLD li\ AUCTION, At the Bear bin, Ci ickhowell, on Thursday, the 3d of July next, behVcen three and ioiirin the aiternoou, under cer- tiiiu coiKiitiojii,to he HlP-ll produced, the following very ekgible J ,'i" rtlEEllOLD 11EIIFDITAMENTS Lot A LL that AIK^SUAOK nnd LANDS, called the TWYJ:situate in the parish of Cri<'i,ho\v til. con-i*tu.j; ot a UB elling-house, with a brewing- kitchpn and dairy dHtaehed; a Bum, two Beast-houses, and aStable, wnh other coin'tmiences, all in good repair: toge ther wi h SEVER VL Pll-X'KS of excellent MEADOW, PASTllllE, and ARABLE LAND.. This lot lias an E.\ticiuely valuable QU A anY (now open), ofTii.J! and PAVING SrosEs, within half a mite ol the, lowti of Cwckliavtell. Lot SP,, TIIIIEE RICH MEADOWS, called CAE U REOOD-DAN'-Y-COE'D, AVIILODD-NMA I'A 11-11 i'X)L, ulJd WRLODD-CAE- SHON-TWM; TWO PIECES of ARABLE LANDI called CAE-SHO.VTWAI-.AIAWR and CAE-SIION- TWM-BACI1,; ONE PIE-CE of (:OPP1CE-WOOD, and a PIECE, of LAND, cn-lled Y LLW YN, in tlie parish of Crickhowell. Lot3.A BARN" and BEAST-ROl^E, called PEN- ilEOL-GAHTHE, witii SEVER\L rIECES of GOOD PASTURE and ARABLE LAND, cafied CA.E CWM DU, CAE CENQL, C \E LSSA, mid Y OOEUCAE, in, the severul parintiesof feuuit IVlichaeJ Cwmdu and Crick- howell. Each Of the. lots, besides the advantage of beiog withili a liiiie. of the- town of 'Criukiiowell, so past ly admired for its ■delightful situatmn and pleasant meghbourhood' has consi- derable NUIID.es -A' very \aluahle OAK and ASH TrMBEii TrrEKs^nd SAP LINOS 'thereon, of tine growth It is enti- tled to a Riottrof COM MOS,■ wirhoni lvumber, upon the W-! JidL in C'rickhowfli mid Cwmdu,and has also tilt oeii' lit at being ejtfrenielv well watered. •Mr Will VV:U'i:i!i!S (t^e owner and occupier) will shew the Jire and-l'or partienhtrs uppl V to Mr. Bird, Soli- • or ^"oue»»«d ChtB-«^Bw«on., npHE MEETING of the SOCIETY frr th A -RELIEF of'-DISTRFiSSED WSDOVN <n<i Oil PHANS of the.G £ .;ERG¥-of the ARCH 1->L '0\lt\ o HitECKNOCK, will be held at the .Golden-Lion, inn, in that town, 0n Tuesday, the 1st day 0f .Tuiy next. Tl-IEOPHILlJS JONEb, l-.ci. taiy. Brecon,May26,T300. Stl IRE. TÖ BE LET, At the Red-Lion, in Landebve, on Monday, the 9th instani, between the Iiokit's lol- the term of seven, lourteen, or twenty-one years, At>i/ilLA^H DI'.VES.NE, A 131:11 LA1- MILI Ci-VN'i' M EVWR, TtRCHRMTOPHER, CWMFALDE" CWM BACH, and CWMFERR\ys, Situate in the parish of Landebve.. CASTELLMAURnnfiQELLYLWAUCH, „ Situate in the parish-ol Lanon. ■• ••■CAIIMArtiiE\41ini TO. BE .SOLD BY Al Ci'lOX, On Monday, the 23d day of June i.ist it t i,' Bear-Inn;,in the town of Llandilo-fawr.ii^the said county, between t ie • hours of one and three o'clock in the afternoon, (subject to such, conditions of sale as shall be then arid-there pro- duced, THE REVERSION EXPECTANT or) tlu: .death ot a -single Gentleman, aged 65 years, of the following FUEEIIO! 1) MI SSI' lt.ES and LANDS, si- tuate.in the parish ot (Jilyewui. m the said 'County-. Tenements y Tenants, Tenure. Bryn-ddcr-teclian D.David I'M O 0 At will, C i. e-iisefor llife^ai Gwaywrydd ,.■ • E.Jones 1 iO| ? a jieppcr-coni (. rent. For furtlier particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Lewis, At- (orne,\ Lhui.lilo, Cai niartheushire,. MONMOUTHSHIRE. FREEHOLD KbTATES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, h By Mr, Cll'Jl'iV At the Greylioimd-inri, at Aberg:iv(;nny, on Monday, the 'twenty-third of J tlne, 1806. The following FJ-llMd and JjAJ^DS .• r.ors. At H. p., !-rpWO CLOSES of ARABLE LAND, jL at Lloyndfi, oris mile train Abergavenny, in the occupation of Williaui Price, containing • by est iniatiou. 2 1 0 8. AM HADOW neai- the sime, in the occupation of i\Iiss Elisabeth Morgan, containing by es'* timation 20 0 3. A little FARM, c:d)cd RIOUNT PLEASANT, deliiihttuilv situate ni the pamh ot Llanwo- narth.^bout two nides trom Abergavenny, to- wards-Cricklioweil, and Gonsislnig. ot .-a vt.iy neat ami -.Iv-i lected HOt SE, and se'. j •' (\o^es ol ARYBLE. l'\sr."1'E, and WOOD-LAND. round the house, ui the, occupation oi VV alter Watkms.anct containing 17 0 30 4. The LE\s], ot FAir.5, ealled LLEWE- THROC I' Y14AJ, (ot winch Lea,e nineears ate unf sillied) at < lesei ved re.it ol 4. Per anniiin.—i Ins lot adjoins Mount Pieasant, and consists of aoom.7.j Acres or PASil-' IH-' J-1NO, lor cattl m j> x<l i*- pTti larly desirable to nt;i«,iibouniis tarmers, as an iiiduiiit'd I!ui t ot Coininon on ihe exten-.ive hiiJoftlieSng¡lr Loaf is atJ¡tched to. it. 7.3 0 0 5. A I AllM HOUSE, with fi (iai'tU.11, Barn, VC. a LAND, being, part of a Farm • called the LOWER FARM, 111 i'io p iri-h oi L'an e- narth, in the occu|)rtttonot iurs. Marv iMoiuaii, situate-one mile and a halt Loin Abergavenny,- near the turupike-ioad leading- thence .to ,i Crickhowell, viz. i. it. p. Buitdinirsj Garden, and ard 0 i' 'i';> Oi'chanl, Pasture 1 1.0 Wfivn,'ditto J 3 () Cae Pant-y-Virwn, Arable* h 2 0 Lower Orchard, ditto. 4 <3 ,i0 1 0 ti. A CLOSE oi IMSITRE LAND, pari ot the sanii laim, t died C\E PANFA-OGNl contAiTiiut; • 4 0 .»■> 7. ACLO^E ot ARAHLi'j LA AD, part ot the Same form, called CAI'- COtill: £ 1 5 8. ACLOSE.of pwrrri: i im>, part of the, -j same .taint, < il.t < LY 3 1 30 ] 9. A CLOSE of ARADLE LAND, ,,m of the san^ t.nn. t 1 < d C VE LRW\ Dt) 3 2 5 10. A CEO* L ot ML'«l)OW L\N 1 MMI t ol the same t m i, wilietl K)[ IU M 11 IO *s 7 115 Jl, A CLOSE ot PASJIRj l\l) pao the same laiiii, dh o 11 EOlJ 11 53 5 12. A U O i ot \H\B1LLY\I) j>m t r salllei;nui, caned LOW I ltsL\ I N V( HI 1 1 20 i 13. A ( I (JK oi Mi;\P )U I I) p t or ib 40 20" 11. A Cl.os;; oiAIEADOW LAM), pin oi ,i,e i same farm, ( il It iWRLOD^ C il 3 20 N. ,-B. All the before-mentioned lots are Jet -j from year to year, and may be entered on at Christinas-next. ,< •" .15. A FARM, c dk d P^CQDEYN FARM, con- sisting of" a ,Farin-house,.w ith a Garden,-excel- lent Barns, Stables, and other Oul-bllildin "s, in good repair, and several Closes of very gOI)(], AR.1BLE, PASTURE,and lVIEADOW LAND round the saure. beautifully situate in Mie, parish- aid fertile ilc oi LlanweuBrth, ■and two miles ^roni.AceiKavenny, oiuhe road j 'g, T" leading thence to L^riuJiavvt; m ttia occupa- tion ot Mi,. Mary Moitjan .51136 16. A WOOD, adtoinui^ to the hist-iiuninoned lot, called i tl ( I'LELN V\ OOD (excepting the-yomnv pl-auitions rherein) lull ofverv j)Ki! misjag limber, ot various growth, containing*' about (jo t) Ihe nuiulnr ot i ius m i rju .litics, will be ascertained previous to the sale. This hjt is in hand.. 17. The PIAlRL 1 VHM. H'« CUYGWYDD MEAD.OWS.MdPONTA);DEVAlD.Thf. P'ntu ]'n,, consists of, Two Fann- n OUiCS, with a \ard, Garden, and numerous and •loomy Barus, Stables, and- other Convenient b-idifi'Us, d)| M ot>,l k y nr, and of-Close-i ot AR \15Lr, P\^H ill', and .MEADOW L VM), situ, tt ei (onipactly in the siiri.e puish, andiluefl\ in tin. same rich and ter- 11Jo valley ot Lativvenarth, bountiluDy watered by the river bsk-,4»v winch it is tendered one ot the most beaiititul ni-lhe count-v of JMOU- liiouth, commandniE; various beautituj. a]ltj |,jc. turesque \ii ws, nid ha\nu cxcelleni situations l'or onlv one mile trom Abera;aveiiny, 011 the CrickhowpJl ¡¡oad. .156 ,;3 £9 The Crygwydd Meadow- consist1 of ■.i Four exceedinplv rich Closes of Mea.dow Land, tying on the banks ot tl ( l'a ei iNk 3,5.1 10 And Pontal Devaid consists ot a lar^e Cottage in two teneuients, and a small Close of cxcefient Meadow, containing 0 8 0 j The whole in the occupation ot Mr. Evan Edwards, cotuaicing 182 39 3ST. B. The Pentre Fauu is besides particularly adapted for a Forge and all kinds of W ater-works, having a plen- tiful and-never-tailin;; stream ot water running with great force down steep decli.ities; at t' e same time :it is situate within a short distance oi the Lanelly and nitmerous other Iron "Works, i'eom all winch a continued Rail-way is brought to within two miles, in a -country abounding with Iron Ore and Coal; ic is also within a mile ot the Brecon and At>er'<*a- vennyCanal, and this part ot Monmouthshire is well co-, vered wÜh wood. All the belorc-ment'oned'property has the advantage of betns; suppiied with Cual uild Lime at a vcrv cheap rate. o,t"-A,te b;. Printed particulars had ot \E«ssr>. Powell and Gabeii, Solicitors, Abergaviejiny at the Place of Sate of Mr. DavId Davie.s, Land Surveyor, Lbin^ailoek Crick- howeii; of Mr. Croft, Land and" Tilqber Surveyor, and Auctioneer, Lanarth; of Jenkins, James'and Co. Soliei- tors, No. (3, New-inn, Lrmtlon at the -Bcnufort-trtns, Mon- mouth; Golden En i, Utecon New Inn, Hereford; White Hart, Bath Bush, Bristol: Kiitg's Plead, Gloucester; Hop-pole, Wort-eater,; Cambrian Otlice, Svv uiisca and Post-Otlict, C'ardnl Maps ol the Estate? ihuy be seen by application to Messrs; Powell and Gabeii"; or to Mr. Davfes; and the respective tenantswill show the premise*. .Sale to bt ian /it Time o'Cloch S& An ARTICLED CUiRK WANTED for a "hole or residue vf a Term. II \Jir ANTED, a Person capable of HUNTING t y a-PACK ofHARKIEUS. wliryvill undertake I life care of his o wn Horses,'and act "as GI.<U l 1 g tla> sunimer months.' Aii unexceptionable .character,: will be I as he will 'be kept iii it \jl-l be empjoyed under hiui.in the" kciuiej J n t ter? Fiir further particulars "apply to II 1 Hold, jun Esq. Brecon.. PUTtSUAN i' to <1 Itoo of tli 1 I h'Ji Court of Cuancerv, made in a. cause, 2>,RsiClNE against (j VlU':is,i<v)K: tne C 11)1 o'WiLLl vMGiRTH- ^lU).jiE, loi iiicriy of M m J (.■ ci-iqu u', ill t! i ( ninty of Middie.v, aderuards usifii k n [luti mi i Neath, in the cuutny ui Glamorgan, and late of Paddmgrcftt, in the sdul county of Midulesex, Esq. deceased, are-'forthwith to come in and -prove-their'debts,- either personally or by their Soltcitors,before John -Campbell, Esq. one oi the Mas- ters ofthe siiii Court, at hisoliice in Soiithampton-build- tngs, Chancory-lane, London, or in default thereof titey will be excluded the benefit ofthe 'Said Decree. GLAMORGAN'.SOCXETY~~ I IRL! -i fjE, ENCOUILiGEMENYP of JArmCULTUIlE,$c. t L Si:lji crL.n. to th s luitilu-tion and their Tenants, are hereby informed, that quantity or the o.. st ,\O.M OLk TU is sent to the usual piaces at-Card lit, Swansca, and Cow bridge, to be delivered on the usu dtenhs, LDVV. PETER,.Sec. Lanunhanixie, June (j, tUOfi. 1 \\<) 'dtAVER'S WANTED. y*e(fth Gaml Naivigatiph* r.JTllllCI'TSli \m the said concern to X .be- SOLD, iit the next: Annual General Assembly of the Company 01 Proprietors ot the said Canal Navigation, whity vwii be held at the Sh'p'-afid C.i tie nn), in the town of NoaM), on Thitrsday the -3d 'day of Juiy next, at 11 o'clock in -tne loienomi. June 5,1896. P. TIIOAI VS, Clerk. L Oils'mnhit '1 }{■ il-li't,) o, Tiuin-lload. MOnCI, h lieiol> v" gi\"n, that the COM- All i f'.r appointed 1,^ manage the arlaiw of the Company ot proprietors oi the said undertaking, have this day nitide, a call <51 ,1 foi-everxt 1**0, tnun the Subscribers to and PiOpt ertois ol the said undertaking, to he paid into. tile hancfs ot llenr> ShaFpoPocklington, Esq. 'rreasnrer, at -tue, Glamorganshire Bank, in Swansea, on or before Wed- nesday, the loth day ot Jiilv next. I GAB. JEFFREYS, Saansvn, June lZ, 1806. Clerk to 'the-said Couimittee> -the?isl R Carmarthenshire Rail-Road Company. I^he ANNUAL GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the PROPRIETORS of the said COMPANY, wrij-be holden at the FaJCoti-Iun. at Llanell v, on Tuesday, the *Mth inst. at twelve o'clock-atnoon. M. SHEWEN, Clerk to the Company. Lhinelly.June 51 KO(5. COUNTY OF CVRMVRTREN. :rpHE FRI^EHOLDLIIS of the HAMLET of (. A BERWICK, in the parish ofLiauetiy, and that part of the Parish of LANlilAN ECU which ties west of the river Mortals, are requested to attend a MEETING, on THURS- DAY, the 12th insi. at the Palcon-iim, in the town of Lanelly, for the purpose of taking into consideration the. propriety of applying to Parliament tor an ACT to ENCLOSE the MARSH ES and COMMONS witlun the above districts, and to Embank the saiue.. June 4,1806. QUBSCRIPTION8 for the RELIEF of the kJ; DISTRESSED VflBO Wand CHILD REN ofthe late LIEUTENANT GALTON, of the Royal Navy, CON TIN lit). < £ .$,d.. rf.s.o. Triend.s .< 1 12 O] Capt. Povntz 1 10 Re.v. i. Powell •••• 1 t() j Capt. F. W. Austin 1 1 0 J LIiwiKh, Esq.? 1 n|Cipt G Cr, \ley- 1 10 Pcnlio, rdr»$1 10 Ca H 1 10 luni.il ^nng 1$> 0 C ipt. -V Aldnei '• "1 10 A ill. 1 Sum n 1 l (, C,t Tmp*y • •• 1 1 0 C ipt nn Ilammoi d 1 1Q }Iiod* 1 10 Cap". Su T i 1 it d> t io th.pt J. Go'e •• 11 o| Cnpt. F. M. '.land > ■ I l 0 Cipt- M ^Mr. -ar-• 2 g O Hou. Capt. Paget T J () Ad'.nlrarMa'rtiQ a "5 0 ("i,jt. (1,. M ei 1 1 0 1 T G. s. Mill >rd iW 10 0 Capt Lon.u 1 1 0 t, rs. "W ard If), Capt. Brace. 1 1 b I: 'ihe tmhscm in. Rook continues open at the Office of this Paper, whcpe the Donations of the B< n« oleut and Hu- mane will be tliankiullyr received by T. Jenkins. TiuUriu^siii SEJ. rf^lIE Public are most respectfully informed. o that- :vli.. ■ PitM.r,!ps ,has, at. a considerable expellce, engaged Air. HEl>)>['l', oi" the '1 hcutres-lioyai.Batfnntr-> ket, ]iatu u)mI Jh-istol, tor sin-IJ Nion i s. He believes it is ttuneccssary for hi-rn-to desrant on the merits of a performer L'SerVC so:w.e!l Icii'.iv.u, and so lungauid deservedly .admired by the theaU-k.il worirl. The TIIE .{yiJ1 OPEN for the SEASON, On. 16th il2stmd,' With a favourite-Conudy, in which Mr. EI.ISSEXT will p Mr, P. also be^s leave io. cibserve, that at the close of the ,1-heatre-Royal Bristol, the Company will be augmented bX i.e addition of several Ot the most celebrated Performers from that place. Tickets may be had, and Places in the Boxes taken of1 T-. Jenkins, at-the,.CamhtJctii Printiuir-oijiee ar\d Swansea Library, \V i¡¡ó-.street,; whue Subscription Tickets tor Twelve. iSijrlits Iroiir the elate are ready to be issued— BOXES il. :">s. PIT

THE. CtdMW&iidWi1. SWANSEA, Friday, June 6. Arrived at-Sieaniea, Lady (Jotterell Dormer, Miss Dor- mer, Master Don nor, Sir Robert /i i r, Air-, and rd'iss' "Huwison; Rev.- Alr- Hopkins, Mr, and Mrx. Vaux, Mr. Turner, Alt- atwl two Aliases- Elake, Mr. VVliittard, lvlr. Powell, &e. iXC,. The heavy rain which fell, during the greater part -of. Wednesday, although productive of the;highest benefit to the fiolds aud g.n-det).s,.yet totr:aUv spoiled aconsirlerahle portion of the pleasure, of the King's birth-day. Instead of a. brilliant .assemblage on the Burrows to witness the manceiUv-res of ,o,ur gal-, lant volunteers, the weather prevented any thing more. than a parade • iu Wind-street, where the corps were seiiij by, Col. Sladdgn. A ;Iarge jjarty of olhccrs afterwards dined at the Mack worth- Arms, and a nuhiber of the respectable inhabitants at the Iltisli, at hoih of wbicli inns excellent din- ners \yere provided, and the evening Was spent iri the most loyal conviviality. At night a splendid display ot fire-works was exhibite-' at the George, it gc I c r by the ingeniQu&r.rice, which gave universal satis- iaet tmi to a numerous company 'i he t>tms a,t Milford fort bred a royal salute on Wednesday, in honour of the plug's birth-day, and the Milford corps of R,oyal VolOnteer Artillery were assembled on the occasIOn. The first ot a series of summer balls was held at the Bush last mght, anil \vas very genteelly at- tended. An elegant supper and''the sprightly dance prevei ted separation till after four o'clock This morning- It will be.seeii by, the advertisement, that our Theatre opens, on iVIonday, the lpth; instant, and that;Mr. Blissett performs on thenrstnisht. We have already expressed our opinion of his merits, and have no doubt of his justifying, our commen-/ dation bv, genuine satisfaction which his exer- tions .witi a.fforcl" Mr. Watson, son of the Manager of the Theatrp-Uoyal,Cheltenham,-laengaged.,we understand, far the whole season; and we hear he is very respectable in the line of country boys. A fine brig was launched from Llevvcllin's yard,, in tins town, on Tuesday morning, de igned, we understand, for the Irish, trade. She is called the Catharine, and went otV in high stile, amidst the" -shouts of a great number.of spectators. Dennis Q'lCearney, Gent, is appointed a Xieutfc* i^ant in the Carnarvon inilUUv. We are sorry to stale, that on Wednesday even- ing last a. vessel struck on the Mixeti S;aa.i$near th I I-) I P- S, and was.totally lost, with every soul, on We iea"rn; itrom gaol anthorifv thet Ministers have relinquished the in-teution of imposing a tax on cider. The Chepstow and Caldecot volunteers were in- spected last we.ek, near Poohnerick, by Col. Brom- ley, and-.merited his high approbation. Oil Iri day fast, exhibited a large shew of caftle and .horses those in goad condition sold readily, but for the jitltrio,r the demand was not.brisk. Sheep and pigs were likewise rather numerous, and in generai fouijd purciiascM. .A poor woman hung herself at Chepstow on Tuesday tnorniug last: she had lost her sight, had become deaf, and was latterly rather deranged: two persons safe up with her on Monday night, but falling-ask1^\thro'i_ih fatigue about nine the fol- lowing mor.jirig,r^y took that opportunity to put an end to Slwday evening Jw.nI the London and Bristol mail- coat'h overturned on the ..road, by which accident one of the passengers, Mr. John Marriott, was un- fortuna.teiykH!ed/ It was the unanimous upinion of the coroner and jury, from the evidence and cir- cumstances, that the misfortune did not proceed from any misconduct or irregularity in the coach- man; but that the bar of the buckle of the reins of the offside wheel horses broke, which could not be foreseen nor prevented, and that the leather of the -reiiis waspertcctly sound and in good order. Mr. Itogers,of,the Swan, Kipgton, ha.s a cow, of the Herefordshire and Shropshire mi xed breed, that now produces from each week's gathering of milk, /upwards of fourteen pounds of butter. On 1- rid ay last a deserter from the Royal South Glccester fijililidj who \vas .T, few days before taken k in London, .was ned by a Court-Martial at Brighton, and sentenced to be punched at the halberts. On being brought out f6r, punishment on Saturday morning, whilst hi the circle, he, with a small knife, which he had artfully concealed, stabbed himself three or tour times under the left breat, but thein- strument being rather blunt pointed, did not pene-, tratetarenough to endanger his life, and he was afterwards tied up and received a part of his pu- nishment, j The Ticket No. 12,719, entitled to 25,0001. as first-drawn oil Wednesday last, was shared and sold at the truly Lucky Lottery Offices of Brans- comb and Co. l lolborn, Corn hi 11, and corner of the Hay-market, London, in one Half and eight Sixteenths; where also No. 4077, drawn a prize of. 50001. and No. 3330, a prize of 10001. were both shared in one Fourth, three Eighths, 1-tiid six Sixteenths. Several, of the above shares were dis- posed of by the Country Agents of BranscOmb and Co. and the number of Capital Prizes sold y e c every Lottery at their Offices in Town and Country, stamp them as the most fortunate in the kingdom tor adventure}!? to £ »tirrlia:<_ ,ik We have' the'5a!i,,(lcljonto,i¡¡foJ'lll the public, particu- lar^ the alfficted, that Dr- ilsoit is now at the Wheat- ¡ Sh?at-inn,, Swaiisea; where may be had of him his Antis- corbutic Drops lor all ltnpu; eties ot the' blood, and an ex- cellent niedievae in time -of- -Sea-bathing his medicines for Stope and Gravel VV- onus lor Coughs and Golds; also his Pilts, bcins: a .•sure remedy tora. certain.dijorde-r,- wllh many other complaints, and where advice iiiay.be bad ;• andnshissh.ywtiiuotbetongiterecommettds.the&t- flicted to apply in time. In merchant vessels,1'where the complement of men do not allow-the. attendance of a medical in an, and where slight accidents daily occiir, which from-salt, provisions and constfttttionatbttitt iiabiis deficuti-ic into, foul uiecrs, wel have no hesitatton in reci mmcm in, Spiisbury's Patent Antiscorbutic Drops as art alterative medicine highly use- ful in .healing such ill-conditioned sores. In erupti ve' cases, glandular obstructions, or irritation of the stomach" from > excess of bile, no -medir.'inc is 1 etter calculated than this a:itiscorbati(-and is worthy the of those visiting {\Ktria dim..te-> I< is necessary to -N tor the PATENT 1Ant;SC.ur».«TIC J)Raps,!? with .the King's duty printed its I'h'et. ink. instead ot red ink.—hold as u.siial at the Dispeh- ,sary, J,o. 15, Soho-sdiiare, and er of this Paper, m bottks ui 6s. ôd:. -lOs. and 11. 2s. duty in- cluded. .0-

M-XKLUJVD. The Rev. fo-nh Tfl 1, ot Poinbvyn, Monmouthshire, to I, thtiiiii W nhaifs, third^-daughter of John Williauis, 0 1* V onier IIoi.i>e, near Truro. A. L' i i-y-ov# ni<tr Abergavenny, Mr. Gwatkin, late of iiagld'id, ijMi- lliomiSjOt }5ridge, LlaiivihangefCrucomy. -At Llanstman church, Peiiibrokeshire, Mr. William Hi't- chingji, to Miss fsarah Hire, only daughter of Philip Hire, Es "oi St. I dim KM"- ui th > same county. Air George M 't v^-s, tanner, to Miss Humphreys, both of Nevvtou, Mo« otueiyslure. Mr. John Fuuikes, ot Pjint Evan, Flintshire, to Mi's Parry, daughter ot Mr. John P.arr>. of liodidris, Denbigh- hi r e. .• J Last wee\ at >tkenh?«n, JamesTerring, Esq. of hpnse, Dciin,t) Vm A.ma-'VkSf'*Forbe$>youngest-dftugh- ter of the late Capt. Forbes, of Shrewsbury. ,) DI.El) Mr. James'V iltc-v^ bo-it-aihier. oi Swansea. Mr. 11 'ij'i, ioirit ]y pu,. lietor ot the Bathing-House at in- iu. List .v *ek, Mrs. Moore, of Illiverfgrdwest. Mrs. Fortunp, wtte of the fie v. Joseph Fortune, of Mote, •••PemnrohetjinjSfti:n:: J. M. VVtUmuis,.Ksq.iof Tjav.od-buch, Denbighshire. Mr. Joseph Rtgbv, of the Alaucir, near llasvarden, Flint- shire.

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