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Monmouthshire Canrrl Navigation* NOTICE is hereby given, that the HALF- YEARiY GE.\Ei!AL MEETING or ASSEM- BLY of the COMPANY of PuOiTlii.rORS of this NAVIGATION' will be held at [he Canai-hunsf, in New- 'Pot'on Wednesday, the 3d day of May liexi, at eleven *'cloek iu the forenoon. '1 HOS. COOKE, Clerk ofthe said Company. Newport, April 12th, 1815. Swansea, April It, 1815. HTHE SALE of the HOUSEHOLD FUR. JL ,NITU RE, &c. advertised to take place ,,it next, in Fisher stfeet, by T. Bowen, IS POSTPONED. TO BE LET, AND ENTERED upon iMMwrAmr, A FARM, containing upwards of 150 Acres of. Land, well situate for markets, i'|- uules drum Neath, and five from Swansea. Apply t>> Mr. Leyson, liiH-Mouse, near Neuth if by letter, post-paid. TO BE LET, IN THE TOWN UF VSK, MONMOUTHSHIRE, Willi I M M 1-01 A IE I'OSS KSSil O N, A Very convenient L)\VELLi NG-HO.USL, Hell calculated 'or .the reception ot h small genteel family; spacious Garden'and an exc-llent Orchard, with Stab'ing, sire attached to the same; and the whole wilfbe Jet'at a very moderate rent. For funiler particulars. apply (if by fetter, post paid) to the Rev. J. C.-Haiy, Usk, Monmouthshhe. -H — G LA MORGANSHI RE. TO BE LET, AND IMEBEO 'UPON I M M P. DI A r T: T.Y, ALL that capital mid desirable DWELLING- ;j HOUSE, la'e'the residence ol Elins Jenkins, Esq. de- ceased, SituMe at Newcastle, cio.se to the-excel" HI nia-iket post-town of Bridgend, siandin.i on an eminence in a rich aiid: fertile ■country, co'miUAiidnnt < \i n > view- 0'1 the vale of Glamorgan consisting oftwo p n' iuis, kitchen, servants'-hall, laundry, butler's pantrv, unocrgroand cellar, Six bed-rooms. closets, Uild ot'iei c munii nn's SiX-stajl stable,; coach house, liiirness-rooiu, bre.wni{j>kiichtin, wii h Mifvants?' apiirtnteiu* above, dairy,, larije enclosed stable four't with w.vier pool a large waned Garden, planted with <boice fruit-trees;- a Kiic-nrn-Garden, handsome Green in front, and about half al1 acie ol hand behind the House. Tire neighbourhood i" pleasant, and coal reasonable and, good «t a sliort distance. The tenant inay be accommodated with any quantity jiot exceeding ;;0 Acres olm;h .Meadow and Pasture L¡¡¡ÜI, ';1: ibe highest sute ot cultivation and repair. Lime UpOI1 the whoie of the For further particulars apply to rdr. Robert JeoLiriS, J>enny, Hear Bridgend.—All-letters must he phI paid. GLAMORG ANSii [LIE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Jit the Ship and Castle inn, .-it Neotb, 011 Wednesday, the •i;6(h day of April instant, Sftl ^J^'AK' TIMBEH. TREES,'n'o-w statid- \jjr ing and .growing on Pwiifnron K ami, situate' in the parish ol Cadoxton, in the vale of Neath. For a view of.tin; Timber apply to ti ic "it faron atid for other particulars to .Messrs. 'Bemn.g on and I Jenkins, Swansea. GLAMORGANSHIRE. Oak and Ash Timber. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, i.v ONliOB MORE I.OTS, At the Mack worth'Arms, Swansea, on aa.tnr^ayj the ?9th day of April, 18t5, between the hoiiis of tour and six. in the afternoon, subject to conditions tit sale which wii) be then' produced, A BOUT 660 OAK and 100 AS 1J TIMBER • JL 'I'fiEES, now growing in ivitcuinweii Wood, at Park, jirl joining a. ^qod road, aiui wiiliiu nine .miles or liieseaport- t i I ot Swansea. Fur a view of fit,- apply to Mr. Evan Kvans, at Bhick Pill. neafSwansM or to Titomas Thomas, at J'ar-k ■ and for ?,ny further particulars to Mr. J. Je/i'rcya, Swansea Mr. R. W. P.urchas, Cliepsiow. • •'GLAMORGANSHIRK. TO B E S O L D BY A IX TI ON, By Mr. ROBERT JENKEXS, On Mottday, tiie 1st day of »\lay> ou the prptjiises of Wm. Weston Young, a Bankrupt, at >v>W >ii Nottagc, A LL the LiVE and DEADSTOCK. LEASE .1-1. øîthc WI:\ !),MILLa;1d s;.ttjiiie i,) Newton aforesaid, a t'KKKHOLD-HOUSK and G A Rl)EN.. n»ad j HOU-SEHOLP FUilN li Q RE, ciuisisting of bedsteads Niift htr'titure, feather-beds, &c. tables," chairs, nest of drawers, pier and swing glasses, quilts, blankets, sheets, table cloths, &c. glass, china. See. kitchen utensils, one eight-day clock and ease, a large assortment ot books, and a rick ot good hay- ,'i'jie- sale to,begin at twelve of tkc clock; and the whole to be sold without the least res rve. GLAMORGANSHIRE, TO BE SOLD BY AUGITON, (Unless in the inetih time disposed of by Private Contract- on Saturday, the 29tljt of April, 18l5, at .the dweliing- house of Jane Deer?, Widow, called or known bv tlm jname of the Cross-Keys, siittau; in t,he;lown of Lautwit- Majer,- at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING, HOUSE, coiumoiilv.called or known bribe name or jibe <'¿U EEN'S HEAD,'ami a iirewhouse thereio beion^iH^j contain:ii« a copper furnace, and a sprt.lg of water, now in the occup.iliou of Lewis lv ciiai'ds, VicUiiitier. Ahc, mother MESSUAGE or DWELLLVG-HOUSE thereto adjoining, commonly called DUCK'S FOOT- HALL. The Premises are situate ill the town of Lantwit- Major aforesaid. tor further pur'ticulars enrjutire of the proprietor, Mrs Margaret Williams East A-berthaw or tEiias I^assctt, So- licitor, Lantwit-Mitjor, (it oy letter, post- pàid). The tenaiit, Lewis Richards, wilt shew the i'lernises. Bili^uvTHiKi- ■" ■ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Castle-inn, -in the town of Brecon, on Saturday, the 3d day oi June, 181 j, between the ÍUIUfï of five and seven J in tile aitemoon, subject to such cbtidilfoiw ol sale as shall be then produced, unless, disposed of by Private Contract iu the me:m tune, uf which timely notice win be!given, ALL that capital MESSUAGE, FAllM, and t.x 4. J.A. LANDS, called LEAN DEVAYLOG, conUsi 1>\ admeasurement 140A 2It. 2.)P. and also ail theMA\OK or REPUTED AlANORot py rtN U LASS, and all that- MESSUAGE, FARM, and, LANDS, called PYTIN GLASS, with their several Appurtenances, containing by admeasurement iSl A. 1R.4P and also a W A 1 EU CORN GRIsr AULL, called VELLINDDU, therewith held, ntinite; in the parish of Liandevatiog-vach,-in the said •county', within two miles of the town of Brecon; the f'trnpike-road from Brecon to. Builth passes through the JKst^le. which H5 partly watered by the river Honddu, and commands most beautiful and picturesque views. J fie Buildings are in complete tcpau, ami there is a fine frrove of .'thriving Timber ot up w aids ot 50 Acres on tlic .Est«te. For further particulars appJ) to Mr. Maybcry, Brecon. "c APIT A Lf[M ;rORS:iLEr The greatest part jit jar Xaval purposes. BRECONSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Kind's Hc!'d-inn, it) tttC town of Builth, on Monday, the 17th of April, lBli e o'clock in the afternoon, THE following Oak TIMBER, in the linder-nKutijneil lots; — Lot 1. 224 O \K Till I *5 C s.lly Govelog Farm. Lot t. 73 Ditto, on Doie yr Evrw," L >t 5. rM Ditto in W ernW oud (part of Forddfawr Farm. Let 4. Tt Ditto, on Forddfawr. Lot 5. 57 Ditto, on Rhosferig. All situate in thehinutet of Rhosferig, wit'in three ruiles of the lÜwllofBuilth. on the banks of the Wyc, and within one mile of the turnpike-road from Builth to Rhayader. Lot 6. 8t OAK TREES, unHalod yr Ankar, in the parish of* Llanafan-tawr. Ldt7. '33 OAK TREES, on within one mile of Builth, in this paiish of Llanynis. Lot'8. 9-3^ OAK TREES, on Berllanbear, within two miles Of Builth, and in the parish of Llanynis aforesaid. I A great part of the above Timber is also fit for plank and t!tick-stutr, and each lot is numbered progressively with a scribe. The Tenant on Dole yr Evrw will shew the first four Itlts end the respective Tenants of the Farms will shew the other Its. For particulars apply te Mr. Samuel Church, Sciieitfir, Brecon. ■ WANTS employment iaau IRON or COAL WORK in S.OUTH WALES, a MAN who under- stand* Weighing at a Machine, and can keep Accounts ot the same Or any other business of the kind". Apply to Edw. Davies, Ofiice, Builtlu Breconshire. A.NTt;i), as COOK and DAIRY-MAID, VT. a steady active-Woma->; s!ie must per ectly under- stand the business of Cheese Makiiifi—and as Cooking is but a secondary consideration, none need apply who are not thoroughly experienced in the coiic rns of a dairy. Ite- spectable reference for a character wiit be required. Apply t the Printer if by .letter,.post-paid. ciriisWElvAxma.' WANTED iuiuiediately, a CORATE (in full Orders) to take the care of a Church in a small M arket-town, in South Wah-s. Apply for a ref- rence to Mr. Jenkins, Editor of the Cam- brian, .jwan-ea, if by letter, post-paid. -.1 r i^HE PARTNERSHIP which subsisted be- J. tween HARRIET THOMAS and MAHY MAHON, of Swansea, in the county of Glamorgan. Perfumers. Sta- tioners, and i'oy-Dealers WAS THIS DAY DISSOLVED by mutual consent. Ail Deb's due to and from the cot,- ceru ,vill be received and paid bv the said Mary M-thon. HARRIET .'ITiOMAS, MARY MAHGN, Swansea, April 13, 181.5. WliU'B^IJ UUW IvlAllY MAHON BEGS her numerous Friends to accept her grate.ful thanks for the favours' conferred -on the late Partnership, and respectfulky acquaints them that the busi- ness will be carried on in future by herself, and she hopes for a continuation of their patronage. CARMARTHENSHIRE. CAT 111 NOG iiNCLOSURE. T GEORGE MORRIS, the Commissioner appointed for carrying into execution an Act of Par- liament, made- and parsed in tile fii'ty-sucoiiif year of the reign of his present Majesty, intituled An Act for Inclos- ing Lands in the several parishes of Lbi'nfynydd, Llane-' irwartf, Llau^atlieri, and • Llanfiliangel-K'lv'a'r'tan, in the county ot Carmartliep, Do 'hereby ordtr mid direct, that from and after the a7th day of April instant, the Ri^ht of Depasturing on the Commons' to. be inclosed bv virtue of' the said Act, shall cease and be at an end and from and alter 111¡¡( cay all Common Kighis shall be for ever extm- j»uisheti; and all and every description of Caille and Sheep found atiarg(3)1I the said Coiuinons, aftcr tins "ud 'i!7ih day of April, will be deemed" Trespassers and liable to be Impounded. Dated this 12(h day ot Aptil, 181;), GEO RUE MORRIS. liiclosure of the Great Forest of Brecknock. A MEETING of the PERSONS interested j\ in this INCLOSURE wili be held at the Bull's-. Head-inn, in the viiiage of Devynnock, on Tuesday, the 13th day of April in i. at twelve o'clock at noon, for the purpose of nominating the Commissioner and Surveyor on bell,¡!: ot ¡lte (\J!II ¡uo\Jer.s. POWKLL. JONES, and POWELL, Solicitors. CAUTIOS^BOD K S E L L E RS, AND NOVICE TO THE FUHUe. f NFORMA'iTON having been received from several (lid Sub-cribers to the LON DON MEDICAL ,tnd PUYS-ICAL JOU RN AL, that sonic Country Boük- sellers. who were in iiie .habit of supplying, dWIlI with the ;¡.¡¡d Wurk,. have lately circulated a false Report that the same was discontinued, in order, it appears, to force upon thou a spurious Publication —tlie-Proprietors'hereby I v (t Notice, ti) t the Lokpo v MEDICAL and PHYSICAL to KiL is, as.usual, regularly published on the First Day oj every M >uth, and that any Person or Persons detected in circulating'a Report to the contrary will be prosecuted. No. 1, Paternoster row, London, J. SOU FEll. April It, iSh BY Order of the C'ou-t for the Relief of Insolvent. Debtor#, the Petition of DAVID PRIT- CilARi/, line of St. Asap i, in she county ot Finn, Cooper, a i'l'isoner lor Dc tit. cortiinedic the Gaol "1 Flint, in the county ot Fllnl, will be heard beforehis: Maje-ty's'.Iitstice* of the" Peace tor the said County, a! the General Sessions ("f tile A() i,itit-iiiiiei,t ul Sk,s is "I the Pe.acij, which sliaii be holdeii nexf after the expiiation of twenty d ivs from the date of this Paper, and that a Schtdule annexed to the said Petition is filed in;the Office of tlie said Court, No. 59. Millbank-strcet, Westminster, to which aoy Creditor tit the said pj'tsonei may reler. Jbid of'the Creditors of the mid -David lJritchard. Lewis Evans, oi Liverpool, Lancashire, sawyer Messrs. Ashtau and Heppaid, Chester,-coojiers; Robert Williams, Ashtau and Heppaid, Chester,-coojiers; Robert Williams, Chester, ironmonger Robert Jones, of Ruthini penbigh- siiire, cooperJohn Davies, of Ruthiu, Dtnibigllshin!, cooper; Stepiien Garner, of Denbigh, grocer; George I' Pe¡HCC, ofSt. Asaph, Ftiut'siiire, tariner George' Pearce, of Rliydland. Flimshire,- iron-ioandor; Joseph S;, wcock, S;. Asaph", Flintshire, butcher; Itobert J ollt-St. Asaph, Flintshire, j -iner Tho<ua.s Morris, of JJan-y-iidd, Flint- shire,cooper John Gardener, captain of the sloop Fletcher; Robert Pur y, "t St. Asaph, Flintshire, wheelwright; Win.; Jones, of St. Asaplt,FliIIH!il(" Utriner Thomas Parry, of Holywell. Flintshire, cooper; -Robert Jones, of St. Asaph, Hint shire, grocer j' tU-v'id Jenkins, Swansea. G raiuorgan-: 'shire, bookseller. DAVID PRITCHARD. I: c John Hughes, Agent, LambeUi-Surry. f- MACKWOItTII-AR.VIS, SWANSEA, Apart. 11. 131^. THE Public are most respectfully informed, that a New Light A that a New Light POST-COACH, C.\LT.fD TlTEGRNElijf'PICTOX, f/eavfs SWA NSEA for CA RMA Rf 1] EN, t hrouuh LT.AN ELLY find K11)WELLY', every Tyvs-OAY, Tiur^sDA'y, and SATURDAY Mornings, at eight o'clock, and wiilconvey Passengers and Parcels,arriving ni Swansea by the Bristol Day Coach of the preceding evt-uings. Returns from the IVY-BUSH, CARMAtrrirfv, at two o'clock, on MONDAYS, WKDNESDAYS, ami Fridays, and Passengers and Parcels will be forwarded troin Swansea by tie- Bristol Day Coach at four o'clock on, tlie -following mornings. After the 12th of May next,-the GENERAL riCTON COACH will proceed immediately from CARMARTHEN to TEN BY, and-return from thvnee the 'following day* iu time to depart for"Swansea at the above hour. Passengers and Parcels mav be hooked at Cither of the bcfore-mentioued Towns tor Bristol! The. Proprietor's will not be accountable for any Parcel above the valusof Five Pounds, unless entered aiid paid for accordingly. for accordingly.
ITHE CAMBMAN. .II
THE CAMBMAN. .II SWANSEA, FRIDAY, APRIL 14. Extract of a Letter from London, dated Eight o'Clock Wednesday Evening lust. By the intelligence received this day from the Conti- nent, through the Illedium of Brussels papers and private letters, it would appear that the aifairsof the Allies daily assume a more decisive character, and that War with France is resolved upon, unless we could suppose, what we conceive to be impossible, that the people of France will depose Bonaparte, and chuse themselves a Sovereign from a new Dynasty. A further Declaration by the Allies was signed at Vienna, on the 29th March, and may soon be expected to be published. The Allied Powers go the length to declare that they will never make peace with .Bonaparte, or any of his Dynasty, and that save and ex- cept this case, they do not intend or wish to interfere with the internal affairs of France. Bonaparte having broken the Treaty made with the Allies, and they not being able to place confidence in him in future, are the causes which have induced the Allied Powers to act upon the principle they have adopted. It is st ,ted in letters from Brussels, of the 8th, that the King «f Naples has agreed to join the Allias, i.i conse' r f quence of an arrangement with thetn that they shall gua. rautee him in the possession of his kingdom.. I'he King of Saxon y, notwithstanding what has been stated in the papers, has not yet given his consent to the partition of his kingdom. Negociations uli the subject are still carrying on, and are likely to have a favourable issue, "King Jerome, we arc told. is to be shut up in a fortress in Moravia. "About the.middle of April, the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia would join their qruiies. All -the Russians in the Duchy of Berg have begtta their march for the Rhine. < "Croat riots and disturbances took place at Constanti- nople in the latter end of February the janissaries lough' for two (,a 111" «ith the troops for two days many lives were lost, anil houses burnt. The Aga was murdered in his palace itil- other was appointed by tttejanisstiries, and confirmed by the Poite. Thesc dreadful conflicts were, produced by an j attempt of the janissaries to rescue two otfiocrs who bad been condemned by the Porte. I Frou Warsaw. under dite of the 22d March, we learn that the Russians were poshing forward towards the Rhine in countless numbers; on the 29lh a large force had arrived at Dresden. French papers have readied town to the 10th instant. The tllolit*tcur )f ilit- 9tit is filled with proclamations and decrees, and accounts of rive movements ot the Duke D'At)- goulcine in the south. Lyons, it would seem, is still threa- teneri by the Duke. Count De Gruehy had arrived at Lyons to take measures tor its defence, and had issued proclamations to the people encouraging thein to come forward in this trying moment. Caulincourt lias addressed the Emperor at some length iti regard to the Swiss troops serving in France. he makes known that the Swiss officers had applied to the Diet, to know what steps they were to take inçollseqnence of the change of affairs ill Frini.ce, and that the Diet had come t". ibe resolution of ITculiillg ifigrii home. Upon this (le(trillitiatioti,Catiiiiicourt luakes some strong remarks, and quotes some dofurtients to shew that stipulations existed .between the DieK-aiid France, by which these itroops ought to continue to serve in France. A decree follows offering the Swiss regiments the privilege ol serving France, notwithstanding the orders of the Diet for them to return. There is a decree calling upon the officers and ,s,ddicrs absent from the armies to return without delay, promising them permission to go to their 'homes the moment peace-shall be consolidated. The French papers say that there aro great disturbances at Madrid, and that the King had fled io Barcelona. "Everything in the papers denote that Bonaparte j, altering his system, and that lie would be firm, energetic, and more like hiur-eif. Monier and Macdonald, say the private; accounts, have deserted the cause of Bo- naparte. Marquis Wellesley this evening, brought forward his motiou for into the causes which led to the escape of Bonaparte, and was left speaking in condemnation of the treaty, with Napoleon which had led to the present alarming state ofairairs. Nothing occurred in the Commons worthy of notice. Consols ;)7i." The Prince Regent has Leen pleased to grant unto the Hon. W„ KL Quin, of DUll raven-Castle, Gla. mrjrgaiislii're, and of ClearwolJ-Court, Gloucester-, shite, authority to take the surname of Wyndham, in addition-to and before fii it of Quill; and he will accordingly in future assume the name of Wind- ham Henry Wyiuiiiam Quin, in testimony of respect and affection to the memory of the late Thomas Wyndham Esq. and his ancestors.—Gaz. The universal feeling of respect and affec'ion to the memory of the late Thomas Bridges 1'Itighes Esq. Barrister-at-Law, who died suddenly at Bre- con in the assize week, expressed hy all ranks of society there must be highly gratifyiug to his sur- viving relatives. There was to have been -a i-.ountv fail at-the Castle, which was put otL The Attor- ney General of the Brecon Circuit, and all the Gen- tlemen .of the Bar, requested to follow to the grave it member of their profession so highly esteemed. The fnneral,.altended by them, as also.by' the High Sheriff, the and other friends, took place on Sunday morning, intbechapd belonging to the Hughes family, in the Priury Chur. h of Brecon. On Thursday last, theSOth ult. William Pnchard Lloyd, Esq. the representative of the worthy house of Llwydiari, arrived at the agQ ofQb-()nlhis happy occasion his venerable grandmother, Mrs Lloyd, who now resides at Heullys, near Beaumaris gave a splendid dinner to a targe party of his friends and relatives. In the evening the company adjourned to the Bull-Inn, where they were joined by a numerous party of the beauty, f'Wiiou, and consequence of Beaumaris and its vicinity, and immedift-tety commenced the sport ive dallce: The company did not separate until HUeartyhrnjron Friday morning. VVe understand th:tt similur re- joicings took [dace at, on the oc- casion. On Sunday morning last, about one o'clock, the brig Namptnrch, Thomas Herbert, master, from Chester for London, with cheese, &c. Struck <.u the Smails Rocks, in a ver^- thick fog; in a f. w minutes after the crew succeeded in gluing her oti, and used every exertion to curry her iuto Mdford, but unfortunately she sunk near the island ofGraslioIm; The peopfe on board saved their lives ;n two boats, in which they arrived at Milford the loiiowing morning. A very novel case and scrutiny recently to k place ill Carmarthenshire, with respect to the pregnancy of ad eaf an d dumb girl, an inhabitant; and a pauper-of tlte parish of Ca.yo, before-Willum Davys, Esq. when her mother and another woman, two credible witnesses, conversant with ali the "idioms expressive of the ideas and silent contem-- plations of this poor and-unfortunate female, in-' terpreted the saine upon oath so satisfactory to the Magistrate, that the putative father (rather ti4aii he cominitteii) enrercdiilHnediately into recogni- zance with s')fri< ientsecnn)y to appear at the uext general quarter Sessions, and to abide and perform such order or ut-ders as shall then he made by the cuÍJ rt. Last week a farmer of the parish of Meydrim, Carmarthenshire, put an end to his existence by lianging himselfin his barn. A new ineeiing-house, belonging to the Baptists, and erccted at the sole expense of two of its meal- bers, was opened Jit Machynlleth on the 17th ult. An affair of honour took place on Friday last between two medic. 1 practitioners residing at Ilfra- combe, Devon, Mr. V. and Mr. M. when the latter received his antagonist's ball in the thigh. On Saturday, a deplorable accident happened at one of the Timsbury coat-works, near Bith Six men having imprudently mounted on a basket of coal on its ascent to the mouth of the pit, and having been drawn up a considerable way, the rope, from being overweighted, broke, and they were precipitated to the bottom; four were taken up dead, and the other two survived but a short time. George Bidder, the wonderful cilctilititlg boy, who was in Swansea a short time since, was last week introduced to the Queen and Princesses, at Windsor, by the Bishop of Salisbury, when he gave specimens ot his surprising powers and talents, of which it is impossible to speak in terms sufficiently strong. The rapidity and precision of his answers to questions of considerable intricacy put to him by the Queen, the Princesses, and others of the Royal Party, who were present, are scarcely to be credited. At Btngor Fair on Wednesday, there was a tole- rable shew ot cattle, and in consequence of tlie early spring, and the promising appearance of the grAsstiniis, the sale ofyonng stock wasrhrisk, and the prices somewhat better; several Sue fat beasts were driven back)misold, the demand being less. At Gloiif ester fair, on Wednesday last, there was a good shew of cattle; it an suck were more in demand 1-han was expected but fat beasts were in no request, and of .these many were driven away nnsoid. At Haverfordwest Great Sessions, D I. Thomas, for stealing m the hou.se of Mr. Charles Price, of Milford, between four and five pounds in Cash and nates, a silver watch, and a silver spllon, ieceiveti sentence of death. Three other prisoners were convicted of petty thefts, and ordered to be iaijui- soned At CarmartSten, Win. L'wn, for stealing three watches, received sentence of death ;jf>'hu Davies, Ul' for stealing a watch; and Esther Hifgh, for steal- ing a brass p in, were sentenced, the former to three months, and the iatter to one month's impri- ttonment. At Monmouth Assizes, Thomas Parry, for steal- ing a wether sheep, the property of Mr, C. Furd, received sentence of death. Tho's. Morgau and Chtis. Le.vis, fur having entered ofccaused to be entered, in the register-book of marriages of the parish ot St. Woollos, some false uiatter or thing, relating to the marriage of the said Chas. Lewis with Mary K try, to be tiAnsported for 14 years,-— Will. Stanley, for violently assaulting Eiiz." Bowen, with ititent to commit a rape, to be imprisoned two years, and fined iQl. John George, tor uttering bad silver, 12 months; John Jackson, lor uttering counterfeit money,six mouths; and Awn Williams, for stealing a p ur ot shoes, three mouths imprison- ment. Maria Jones, charged-wiih her bastard child Win. Jones" and Eliz. Blake, accused r offe -.of a similar offence and six others wereacquilted. Taunton, April S.-The Assizes for this county terminated yesterday. The principal interest was excited by the proceedings respecting acollie, who was" killed in tlie Bristol road in September last. A verdict of manslaughter was at that time pro- nounced by thecoruner's inquest against J. Wilt- shire, Esq. the son of a most respectable gentte- man neat Bath. A bill of indictment for murder was presented on Tuesday morning, but was una- nimously thrown outhy tbeGrand Jury. A bill being then presented for manslaughter was re- turned a true bill, and on Wednesday Mr Wiltshire was brought to his trial. All the circumstances of this unlortunate alfair t»hen underwent the fullest investigation, iu consequence of which the jury re- turned a verdict of not guilty,- The Clergyman who had the charge of Mr. Wiltshire's education, the Commanding Officer of the battalion oi militia in which Reserved, and three gentlemen who had lil*ii t' rt)iii his birth, were examined as wit- nesses to his character and disposition, which they all concurred in describing as mild, peaceable, and inoffensive, very unlikely to offer violence to any one, MR. EDITOR, III illustration of the subject lately communicated to the' readers of your impartial paper, iincier the head of" Bene- volus," it may not be uiiinteresting lo the persons who have so laudably and warmly become advocates tor the general distribution of the Bible, to shew the little effect in one instance, (and many others may be adduced) the doctrines of that inestimable book (die Bible) have, even on the inpst renoiOHed for learning in the present age, beillga plain proof lhat example is better than precept. Oil referring to the biographical remarks on the life of Geu. Fox, (the emillelll founder ot the Quakers' religious f principles), in the Encyclopedia Britannica, I fiiid this ul' Iii,it, viz aed,)uiits of* tlies(.- tir?ies tell uf. that as he wrought at his trade he used to meditate much on the Scriptures, which; with his solitary way of lite, im- proving his natural melancholy, he began at lensj h it; fancy himself inspired, and in comcquellclt thereof set up for a preacher." Is it possible, Mr. Editor, to conceive any thing more it). like (toctrilles of y liollsare truth and justicu) than the manner in which the memory of this worthy character is treated ?—a man who had. devoted his whwle life to the service of his fellow creatures, and who had suffered so greatly, both in his person and property, oil aCcouut of the religious principles he fell liim.-eif called upon to declare, and which had been the means of turning many thousands :froin the spiritual daikr.ess of those days to the light of heaven. Such remarks, .Mr. Editor, are criiculaied to do much mischief, by turning the name of so gre.U and good a..man into ridicule, and shew how preferable the state of th<r pi>or illiterate peasant is (wjio receives with a grateful heart the little spiritual knowledge that i) given him) than the most learned without that humility which aJLonb caii bring them tp a right unci erst a h ding of the Scriptures, which are given tor dur instruction sud net aminerneui. drippy iudeedit would be for its, if we were all such enthusiasts as George Fox, the truth of whose religious cha- racter has been attested by so many respectable witnesses as to leave no dOllbl of the eminent situation in which he was placed by Ills -Maker in this life, or of his uow receiving the reward of his faithful services in the gospel. A, I am not a member of the religious Society of Friends, I may be allowed, I hope, Mr. Edlior.to say thus much ill praise of so worthy a character (whose memory remains dear to thousands oh his ieiiow mortals), «nd to strengthen the argument of your correspondent Benevolus, by shewing how far great learning in the wisdom of this world is apt 10 mislead us, and how much better example is thm) pre- cfjtt; and to hearken to the voice of the Lord thun burnt. sacnficc. I hue tire so general'distribution of tijie Bible may be productive of the best eifect, both to the learned and iuv- learned, that their eyes may be opened U> .-view the precepts it contains in their true light, and not to measure other* bv their own standard, is the sincere with of their alld vour faithful friend, I MILITARY PftOMOTION. Commission in the EastMllmnouth Local Militia.—William Fortuue Powell, Eöido be Major, vice Vaughan, resigned.
Family Notices
BIRTHS. Ou the 9th ins't. at Caurtyrala, the lady of Thomas Bates Rous, Esq. of a daughter. MARRIED. Yesterday morning, at St. Mary's chttrch, bytheRef. W. Hewson. It. T. Lucas, Esq. youngest son of the late Stucley Lucm. Esq of Baron's Down Park, Somersetshire, and Castle Grove, Devon, to Miss Williams, of Swansea. On Monday was married atRarbeston, Cba*. Watkins .y miirried IViitk-' Cracroit, Esq- of Sunny bank, Breconshire, to Jane Char- lotte Torre, eldest daughter of the late Henry Torre, Esq. On Monday last, at Newport, Mottmouthshire. Mr. Wm. Biyth, whotes.ttegrocer.of Bristol, to Miss Ann Edwards, eldest daughter of Air. T. Edwards, of Newport. At Llantechan, Mr. It. Grilfitb, surgeon, of Bangor, to Miss Chadwick, only daughter of Richard WID. Chadwick, Esq. of C'astleloghney, Ireland. At Chester, Mr. John Hanison, juij. of Haikin, to Eliza, secollo. daughter of the late Hichard Bibby, Esq. Flint, North Wales. DIED. On Saturday, as;ed 61, Mr. Joseph Bennett, shopkeeper, near the church, Swansea. On the 4th inst. folles, wife of the Rev. Edward JonfS, Methodist Minister, of Swansea. During a ions and severe-alffiction she evinced a truiv chri tian restgnSy tion, and exercised throughout the most unshaken c,n deuce in the wiliapd WISDOM of Jehovah her Redeemer. Her experience of the saving influence of divine grace.pre- served her nfind serene and happy, in the valieyt-fihe shadow ot death il^ell; mvd when viiality was glimmering, *nd dissolution rapidly advancing, she devoutly resigned ber iinmortal spirit into the hands, of her Saviour, exiiffingly' saying." Lord Jesns receive my spirit." Her amiably- ness of temper, simplicity of manners, and unaffected piety, rendered her deservedly dear to her husband, h^r friends, and a wide cirelt of rchgitMMt. I (Tn Friday, the 7tU inst. in the 38th year of hfr agr, i' j'; r,' I. Mrs. VVdiiams, wife of Mr. Williams, ol Uie Faleoii-n.il, Liaileliy, Carm.uthenshire. On .'satui'day, at bis bouse ill Monmouth, aged 61, lint Rev. Diinconihqrke Davis, Vicar oi thai pbur, ,i Rector of English Bicknor, in the countv of Ghmc^sie;, and ol WUnchurch and Ganuercw, ;n uie cuuiiiy ot Hete- ford. Mrs. Thomas, of the F ives Court-inn also Mr. 'Gretii, haiber, both of Mouaiouih. At Chilmi, Gen. Sir John Stuart, the hero of Maids.
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diii F Ntilf .s. S%V A Nil, A -.A I- I tiie and ilapiiy Couple, Bund, iioai Providence Packet, Long, from Glouces- ter; Friendship, Wiit-diion ami Escape, Busbiii, from Minehead, wi'rb stmdries; llnee Sisters, Le Worlby, from liarnsiapie, with flouT-j Blessing. Evans, irom Aberavon, with Oai-ie\ Susan and Mary, Evans and Friends' Aihenluie, Chapman, from Poole, wnli pipe-clay; F<tends, Uced, fiom ALnehead, with hay Betsy, Mugford, from Gloucester cud Concord, Hughes, from Chester, with bricks Jane and Ann, Hoskhis, from Si. Ives, wub clay Favourite, Guffidis Resolution, Davies Pomona, Williams; and LadV Penrhvu, Jones, from Conway Portland, Owt-n and -Elizabeth una Jones, from Amlwch Good luieut, Poul^r'aiu, from Potvey EJiza Ami, Williams Providence, Jones Amity, Crocker Susan, Harvey; Pioyidence, Lewis; integrity, Russer j Cardiff Castle, Crocker; and Peisevernnce, (joss, fiom St. ives, with copper ore Neplune, Griffiths, from Milford Jenny, Evans; Endeavour, Rowland; and Catherine, Richards, trom Cardigan Swan, Evans; and Dispatch, Priest, from Bristol Endeavour, Hicks-; ami Maiy, Bowden, from Combe; 'Tyrone, Caulwell, from Minefield; William end Alary, Cridland and Severn, Cud.ami, Irom Bridgi-waier r alias, Mathews antl A-i^iihiit, AlarUn, hum Dartmouth Concord, Liiubrey, from Bidcford Ariel, Dove, from Exeter ;• Concord, Buse and "Little John, Harnamini, from Si. Ives; Caroline, Bdiaid, from Southampton; Jetiny and Phœbe, Spali!i:lg.' frUmCh\'cSj Eilt'iior, Aiiiler,' from Bridport; Caractacus, Harries; Mary, Etnuo; and Mary, I Ihmcs, from Dublin, ail wbaih\¡¡t. Cleared out, the ExpedÜÜllh Hatvkius Marlha, White Trafalgar, Evans; and Sosmuvah, Rhydderch, fyr B.risiu1, with sundries Albion, Evans, for Chester; Unity, Bridire- maii and John alld Betty. S.iriudei s, !or j)iddÙrc}; fro- vidence, Webb; Friend-, Hole; and. Severn, Cridland, for Bridgeware!- Unity, -Warren, for Pudstow Fiiends, -Reed; and Fiteutlship, WhetSdon,. l'or Minehead Palla^, Matthews; Elizabeth, threh; and Vigilant, Mm tin, fur DartiHouth; Blessing, Evans, for Llauellv; Good Intent Pou I gram Busy, Mills Plaio, Wardell and Jane, At- kinson, for Ply mouth Mariner, Banks, for Fowey Ellcn. Revaii Friends Endeavour, Hicks; Aiercury, Bidder Redruth, Rowe; Plover, liosktn •; Underbill, frich, Cut, cord, Buse Mary, Bowden; all, Bidder; Neptune, Grilli,hs; Mary, Evans and Amity, Croker, for St. Ives Young Peggy Le Croix, for Jersey Catherine, Francis William, Beer; Swan, Evans and Tyrone, Caulwell, ior vVaterford, »11 with coals. Wjno W. Neath.—Cleared out, the Sufficient, Pearse, for Ply- inouth Harriot, Wliituiighaui, for baudwich BaplJY Re- turn, Bioomham, lor biisto;; Dove, Williams; William, Uiils Confidence, Steart; Laurel, Hosien; Two Brothers, Wheatou; Fiowcr, Paiey; and jupite.r, Gibbs, for Part* mouth; Friends, Good; and Bustier. Walker, for Lyme; Happy Couple, Clarke Friends. Barrett Samuel, Luvef nig; mid II II rmollY. Flshly, for St. Ives; A ul, Fod, for Pad* stow 'Friends Goodwill, Searle and Diligeuce, Penhor* wood, for Bidcford fi n and Wilhaiu. Best and Maria, Brokenshear, for F. iffy Venus, Andrews, fur Penianee William and Georgi-, for Truro Boialog, Morgan, for Aberdovey Flora, Dedwilh, for Barmouth; Harnett, Poole, for poriock and Lane, Lodge, fur Bridgewatei, all with coal atid culm, Iri-iveti, the Peggy, Wthb, from St. Clear: Re i ecca, Eastawav., trumSt. Ives Creswell Castle, Lewis and Fisher, Patrick, from Carmarthen, with sundries Pro- vidence, Evans and Mary, Lewi., from Aberystwitb; Dasher, Perry; William Henry, Williams; Fanny and Elizabeth, Penhorwood Friends, Edwards; und Mary, Gibbs from Bidetoicl -Mary AIIII, Morgan William and Nancy, Roberts; St. David, Roberts^ William, Christo- ptxr; FrieneJs Goodwill. Htnuock and.T»o Friends, Grif- fiths, from Carmarthen; Morning Star. Roberts, from Mli- f¡)f(j; \V¡:Jialll alld,Har. Hux,t ¡yle. from lli'racombe ¡ ¡\li. nerva, Morgans and Lark, Pluibps, from Bristol; Jane, Thomas, from Cardigan; Hopewell, Hughes; and Elisa- heth, haac, from Pwihelli; Speedy, Wall, from St. Ives j and Eluabelh 1111.1 Jiarv, Donavan, from Dublin, all in ballast. r Cleared out, William, Christopher; William and Nancy, ltoberis il,iy Amil -Morgan Creswell. Castle, Lewis tishcr, 1 atrick St. David, Roberts; and Morning Star, a Roberts, furCaramrthet); Eben. zer, B.llmg, for l'a.istov. Castle Loughor, Clung, fur Barnstaple Thomas, May, for Falmouth; Goylree, Slcvens Mary, Gibus; Wijliam and Mary, Huxtable i and Betsy, Maya, lor Sl. I Ie"; Provi- dence, Oliver, for Fowcy; Minerva, Morgan; William Henry, Williams; Frit'iids, Edwards; Tliomas Ann Eliari, Barren;, and Fanny and E'u.ibeth, Penhoi- vood, lor iiuie- ford; Jane, Thom is,. for Cardigan; Peggy, Wt-bb, for .v.. Clears; Providence, Evans, lor Abcryslwi.b; Isabella, Niclioll, for CopenhiigeH Marv; Lewis; and Kitty, Llew- ellyn, for Waierford, ali with coal and culm. Carmarthen.—-Arrived, the Jane, Roberts Eleanor and Catherine, Charles Prince- Regent, Hinds; Expedition, Richards; Hope, Johns; Providence, i 1 umphtey s and Sophia, Rogers, from Biistol, with sundries.; Rebec;a,'i're- iiaiue, trom 1'snby ar.l Betsy, Prcweit, froiu Newport, with iron William and Nancy, Robeits, from Tenbv, wiib wheat; Morning Star, Roberts Mary Aiin, .Morgan; Wil- hUll, Chrtstijpher FriemL Goodwill, H aueock. 'Cresweil Castle, Lewis and Britannia, Davies, from Llunelly Ana; Ray; Courier, Stephens Batchelor, Lloy'd and fit d lord, Harry, from Kidwelly, ail with Coals; and Linnet, Lewis, from Cardigan, in ballast. Cleared out, the Courier, Stephens, for Kidwelly Two SLters, Stork"; Sisters, /lu^tui L'tmy. Gravel Cardigan, Lvuna Sophia, Rogers and Jane, Robeits, iur i>ri5lci, all with sundries. Milford.—Arrived at the Quarantine Station, the Com- merce, Lamb, from Smyrna for Liverpool, wilh Irui; sailed from Smyrna tid February last and left there the ex- pected to be ready for sen in about"tfp days, sjioke the for,f,i,, II)ojt Iio Mediterranean. Also arrived, the Mermaid,. Evans and Chatlotte, Davies, from "Cardigan, wnh slates Nnd cordage; Friends, Harris, from Liverjiooi Sally, Huilow and Dra- per, Richards, from Bris.crl, with sundries; Fox and Bat, Customs cutters, from a cruue. Arrived, the Handy, Condon, from Ydughull (oi I.iver- pool, her cargo -(oats)'brjng so tnnch heated it, to leqinre its and Catherine, Own, (una Pwihelli for Gloucester, with slates, having filII oil oil the rocks iu Jack Sound ..and so. much damaged ;i> to •ccasum great dilHculty in bringing her to Mi.ibid, where to be re,,ai.i. Sailed, the Now for Pwihelli; Speedwell and Diligence, Customs Cullers on a cruize. Chepsloit,—Arrive. the Brausby, ,Eónl¡HHbou. from -Whitehaven Ann and Peggy, Waters; Chepstow, Hltr- wood Caledonia-, Niciiol; and Brilliant. Makstby, frosu Bristol Brothers, Bame! l; .a ra h. H..pwuo"; SUSIlIlII'itl. Jell"; John, Crump; William, I'ugh and Nfpione, lev, from Gloucester Bri on. Brown; Miuerva, Piiiil^.j'j and Charlotie, Rowlcs, "tiom Ncwpi-rt. Cleared out, the Briton, Blown, lor Newport Williatu and Mary. Bickeriou, for Tenby; Victory, Pu^b • !.4btiey, Moxley Sally, Philips: aiid tioliy, ter; Ann and Peggy, Wateis Ciiepstow Harwood i'ro- vidcnce, Brown; iioriiet, Brown; and Wiiiiatu, Wililaias, Tor Brisiol. Bristol—Arrived, the James, Greaves, from"Bilbon Ane. Jarrett, from Tobago Reqmeni, Ijairis.from Nat^z; Jane and Barbaia, Butler •, and lho-,uasj Beli, from St. Vincent; Pilot, Barton, trom Deinararu -Nelson, Siewapt, from Bir- badocs C.itrien, de t ay ali,- Martiii^-from T^rceirs Bri- tannia, Rumney, fro II C:,rk Swift,.Higher from Dufrill\; ti'nistle, —— trutti Roiterdam Betsey,Cbixkft mid Good Thomas, from Ress. —<«>►»<—■
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COLNfHY MARKI'TI Swavsk#. W neat 31. a» Od. Bari*/u.7'0 1. Oil's 11. 5s 41. per quarter. • BUISTOL. Wlieu 1 69<■ -Id. to 76„ lOd. p»r quartet, Fi .e Flour ijg.-i. Od. to 75>. Od.—Seconds, &><. Oti. to Go;. 01. per sack. — Barley 04.*—Qars <»(»., C»«l.ge; ;|i. B'eaits$$*. 6 1.—Peas Uws. to — Hay, -su mO' $ir.tw ls.fid. lo 2». t.—-V