The Cambrian

SWANSEA, FRI D A v, APHIL 21. I Extract of a Letter from i^mdon, dated Eight odacl, Wednesday Evening lust, "No arrivaJs b tVe taken pbce to-day from France, or from any oilier purt of tlie Continent. As we were led to suppose it.would: turn out, Murar, it. will be found, has in reality commenced hostilities in favour of B >naparte. The French papers would make us believe that tbefirst raa- contre between the Ncapo!it.mat)(i Austrian troops was an important action and that the latter were totally defeated with the advanced ^uard taken prisoners. The private communications, however, which we have seen from Vienna, represent the afhir to be directly the contrary, that it was merely a skirmishing of the-advanced posts on each side, and that no material advantage was gained by either party; but that which b of impor- tance in this affair is the fact cf Mural's'determi- nation to fight m favour of his old mas ter Napoleon Bonaparte. We look with anxiety for (he next, arrivals, for as the plans of tbe belligerents (ior so they may be.considered) are consummating, aud about to be I brought into serious action, they acquire greater and greater importance. Olir Government, it would appear, continue to LHqthe greatest exer- tions, and are, no doubt, resolved on war; trans- ports to a considerable number are in great requi- sition, and many troops, it is believed, will be embarked in a few days to join the Duke of Wel- lington in Belgium. These exerlions, however, cannot be proceeded in without great sacrifices on the part of, ht nation the Property Tax, therefore, is rendered necessary as the first fruits-of the re- i turn of Bonaparte to France, and this night the Chancellor of the Exchequer intends to move its renewal; hut, we trust, with swije modiifcations, though nothing on this hea l has at present been suffered to transpire. STOCKS—S^per Cent. Consols left off to-day at 571 I- HOUSE OF LoniJs, TVednesduy, April 19. The bills oil the table were respectively forwarded a stage, and their Lordships adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Wednesday, April 19. "Alter.a good deal of routine business, Mr. Grenfel! brought forward a motion (or the production of an account ol the cash balances ol the public money in the bands ol the Bank of England; from the 1st uf February,-1807, to the15th April,. 1815, distinguishing the monthly balances' during that period. He said bis-object was to shew the immense adnllilagc deTived by thp Ban!, of'Engird t'' the prejudice of the public, by having at least eight mil- lions ot the public money in their hands,- without giving'lo the public the least advantage tor so enormous a sum.—■ He calculated hiiwself that, Irotn the year 1807 to the present time, the sum in their -hands wo<dd amount lo about 16 millions it was true, that in consideration of the re- newal of their Charter, they,had lent the Government three millions, for which, however, they received all interest of three per cent, which was by no means equivalent to tiie value and advantage which they derived from the immense sums of money which they bad in their hands belonging to Ihe public, and ior which they paid no consideration.-— flis therefore, was to have before- the House an account of the cash balances in their hands during the. period alluded :«, with a view- to the enactment uf some more favourable terms for the public. Ihe Chancellor of the Exchequer opposed the motion, on account of its preniatudty.; the Bank of England being under no constraint to render an account of their cash ba- lances until next year, when they would, as a matter'of cou se, produce the necessary accounts to Parliament. With respect to the loan of tbree mills'aivi't.should re- collected, that the Bank of England had lent the Govern-' ment that sum at a rate of interest two per cent, less than the Government couid have borrowed it elsewhere, and therefore, he thought the Bank \vere entitled to coil sideration on that account. W e letl Alt. I ierney speaking strongly in favour of the motioll, which trom the-importance of t:ie subject appeared likely to produce a lengthened discussion. "After this motion slVIÍI!d h¡¡vt' becl! disposed of. the House was expected to sit till a late hour on the motion of ihe C'uancelior of Ihe Exchequer for the House resolving itself into a committee to take into consideration the pro- priety of re-enacting the Income Titx, which expired on 5th of this month.—'There is little doubt that it is not the intention of the Chancellm- of the Exchequer either to pro- pose or to acquiesce in any modification of this impost, it is expected, however, that from the opposition side of the a very vigorous hostility will be expressed to the re. newal.ot this unpopular measure." L d .i .i r:—• :» di-w s*jsii,i: Capt. Machell, of the Alert, from Baurdeaux, arrived at Milford, states, that on his leaving Pe- nilac he was informed that Bourdeaux was given up to the troops of the Usurper Bonaparte, for eight hours to plunder; and on his passing Blaye Castle the tri-coloured thg was hoisted, but. they did not attempt to bring him to. I The fashionable arrivals here have commenced this year earlier than usual already have we a tolerable sprink^ig, and a large influx may soon be expected. No-t a year passes without improve- ments being affected our lodging -houses are of a superior description; and a visitor very rarely departs discontented. The Vernal meeting of the Clergy of the Deanery 11 1 Y ot Cower was held in Swansea on Wednesday last, when an appropriate Sermon was preictied by the Rev. Mr. Williams, Vicar of Pennard. Capt. Gascoine and Lieut. Turner have been ap- pointed to the impress service at Swansea. I It is the unanimous opinion of those who have wi messed the extraordinary powers of theccie. j hiated Miss B tfin, Miniature Painter (who Was born deficient of arms and legs), that she not only exceeds all other curiosities, hot far surpasses every miagmation of possibility, and shews the kindness ot providence by enabling his creatures to make up the irremediable deficiencies of nature!,—Adver- tisement. t A Chalybeate spring has recently been disco- vered in the vicniuy oi Tenby, about two miles ffotri the town; it is a clear transparent stream, holding iron in solution, with carbonic aria, and is ol course similar in its properties with the car- bonated chalybeate waters of Cheltenham and Tunbridge. The circumstance is important to invalids resorting to Tenby, but So to (he. inhabitants of South Wales, who now possess one of the most useful mineral waters at auiace unrivalled for s»a-hathing and salubrity of climate, and offering all the curr.fons an coi'.vcmtot.rs which are found at the most celebrated Wiieriug places in Engla.dd.. The price of Welsh coal at Plymouth is 13", per quarter. The ti rst regular convoy from Wales 1 arrived there during the last week, and it was understood that convoys would in future be appointed regularly. A considerable advance of the premiums ot insurance may be daily expected, in- consequence" of the preparations made and maldlig in the equipment of privateers in the dif- ieretft ports of the Channel. On Trt?sday evening last a beautiful new p icket called the Countess of Mansfield sailed fmm Mii- totd. lor the first time since built, with "his. Ma- jesty'i Mail for WMerford; she is commanded by Capt. Charles Nuttall, late of the Camden packet. The Ca.therine.Uwen, trolll Pwlhelli tor Glo- cester, with slates, run on shore iu Jack Suund, at the entrance to Milrurd Haven, and sustained so much damage, that it was with great difficulty she was brought into Milford, where her cargo has been discharged, in order that the vessel maybe repaired. On Thursday wasitid part of th.e basis of the fir.5t pier of the new bridge at Chepstow. The un- I dertakinghas hitherto been conducted with great I skill and expedition, and the workmanship pro- mises to be such as cannot fail securing great credit to Mr. J. W. it tstrich, the Engineer. Brecon, Presteign, Auglesea, Carnarvon, and Me- rioneth Great Sessions, did uot furnish materials for a single paragraph. buicide.—A melancholy instance of self-destruc- tion occurred at Clif'on on Saturday. A gentleman of the name ofStuart, from Bath, was found on the declivity of tbe hill leading from the river to the turnpike, quite dead, having discharged a batithro)ghh:shpad. We understand that the deceased had left his house at Bath, on the pre- ceding day, and on his arrival at Clifton, wrote to his wife, that before the receipt of the letter she shonti be a widow;" in consequence of which, a servant was dispatched to Clifton, but. before his ar- rival the unfortunate man had precipitated him- self into eternity. The ball with which the pistol was loaded, was made of a piece ofsheat lead, which shattered tbe head ill ii shocking manner. Verdict ot the Coroner's Jury, Insanity. The deceased was in independent circumstances.

BIRTHS. On the 16th inst. at Duffryu Aberdare, the lady of John Bruce Bruce, Esq. of a sou. Oa the 6ih inst. at Fulhain, the lady of James Lewis Knight, ot Lincoln's-iun, Esq. of a riaugiltcr. Juately, at Chewton Priory, Somersetshire, the lady of Mojwr Goldfinch, of the Oxford mditu,of a daughter. AiAHKiED. At Monmouth, Mr. VVeisman, to Mrs. Simes, relict of I Charles Susies, ii-jq. a respectable Solicitor of Bath. At Abergavenny, Mr. B. Frere, of Ross, to Elizabeth, third daughter of Mr. Doel, of Abergavenn v. Yesterday, at Carmarthen, Mr. Francis Nash, seedsman, of Bristol, to Miss Williams, of Carmarthen. Mr. Samuel I homas, auctioneer, to Airs. Louisa Woods, huttl of Cal munhcn. At Kid well y, Carmarthenshire, the Rev. John Abel, the highly-esteemed pastor of ihe Presbyterian church at (hat piace, to Airs. MaigaietWilliams, widow- of the late Mr. John Williams, of Maesgwenllio.i, in that borough. At Kavci lord west, Lieut. Sides, R.N. to Ami, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Benjamin Thomas, of Narberih. Ac Grestord, Mr. Edward Williams, of that place, to Ehzabetn, second daughter of Mr. Thomas Roberts, of Lavister, ill the county of DIED? Ou Wednesday, the 12th, ot Cowbridge, in the 40th year ot her age, Mrs. Rhys, wife otv Mr. Thomas lUiys, Masier ot the Academy in that (own. About two months ago the bursting ot a blood-vessel m herlun:s brought.oll a pulmonary consumption, which terminated in her death, to the grief and irreparable loss of her disconsolate hus- band, her infant children, and the « ide circle of her friends her poor neighbours have lost a most humane and charita- ble benefactress: her numerous acquaintance a valuable and alfectiouiite iriend her ear was ever open lo the voice of distress, as were her hands and hu heare id afford every relief in her power. The.young gentlemen hoarders who wwe Milder.her-care have experienced a loss but little less than ihai ol a mother her attention to thein was exemplary un all occasions, and more particularly.' so in anxiousl> watching over their health her equanimity of temper was almost beyond- example great though possessed of the waimust iiliection, her mind never exhibited any visible degree oi irritation. She lud in the .course of her life seen much of the world, and bad spent Hllny years in- the me- tronfitts; yet, though exposed < to those inflmnces from which no ranks or degrees are exempt, she retained th 1, Unsuspecting innocence of mind which was through life her most distinguishing characteristic. As she lived so'she died a. -true Christian. Her funeral was attended by a very numerous concourse of friends, of neighbours, and'bv all her boarders, who will long and deeply deplore the ios"s ot her. Aged 65, Mrs. Jones, of the Lamb-inn, Llandovery. Aged 'J'J, Mr. Adam Henderson, of Glanrhossan, near' Llandovery. On the dill inst. at Llanbedrog Cottage, the residence of \V m. Lloyd Caldecot, Esq. Major Horsley,59th regiment, in the Sod year of his age, universally regretted for his amiable disposition and engaging manners. On Thursday, at.his seat, at Prinknasb Park, near Glou- cester, Thos. Bayiy Howell, Esq. Barrister at La,v, E'elj,,w of the Royal and Antiquiiian Societies, and oile of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace. Mr. John Rowland, Custom house officer, Holyhead. Mrs. M. Williams, shopkeeper, Hoivhead. On tlic,iitli inst. much regretted, in the 65th year of her •i-ge, Mrs.-Junes, of the Boot-inn, Ruthin. The many good qualities which siie possessed, are too generally known in Ruihin, and its neighbourhood, to need enumeration the requisite qualities which ought to adom the parellt and wile were in her united and during a life of twmty.five years' widowhood, her conduct throughout was trufv ex- emplary with the fruit ot honest industry she was enabled to bring'up'a numerous and expensive family of her own. besides proving a parent to her parentless grand-children., and as she lived, she died respected, aud in peace with all mankind—a stimulative example to others of her sex to IIlIitöte.

SHIR JNEW&. SWANSEA—Arrived, the Phoenix, Dia. mond, horn Bristol; Assiduous, Jenkins, from Penryn and Good Intent, Laucev. (r;>tu Barnstaple, with sundries Ann, lir.vks, from Minehead, with malt and flour; Favourite, Sotham, from Gloucester, with salt; Iron and Tin Trader, Harwood and Nancy, Bevnon, from Bridgewmer, v.irh br:(-ks Sabrina, Davies, trum Gtoucesn'r, wi-llt- poles; Sprightly, Macey, frotll Barnstaple, with mult, Venm. Davit's, trom Newport, with iron; Fame. Courtis, from St. Ives, with tar; Nancy, Jones; and Providence, Williams, from Conway Sampson, Hughes; and Harnoi, Hughes, from Amlwch Elisabeth, Bond"; Active, Rickard3 Rashieigh, Melhuish; Alexander, Langmead and Sophia, MeUiuish, from Fowey Hemy, Rees"; Harford, Waters; Forest, Hawkins; Mary, R;'eS Peace, Divies; and Bristol, Recs, from Truro; John >troud, WTktns; William and Sally, Lewis; Friends, fucker; Auspicious, Lovering; and John and Mary, from St. Ives; Bolton, Sanders Bedford, Nichoils; and Calstock, Moyse, irom Plymouth, wi,h copper ore Betsy, Mugford, from A.becthaw Mary and Peggy, Davits Nancy, Morgan William and M?My» Davies; Eagle, Lewi*; and Morning Star, Pugb, (re» Cardigan.; FeUtny, T.^gthy and Curdeba, Ov.t'ii, from Rarmon'h New ftlessinj;. Cto-ker; fr-trn New Providence, Vv ebb Seve a, C-rnJutid «n from Bridge*atei Lifia, Hevan ».-»•*„ » (mod Intent i'tiomas, fr-•'»»* Br:s'.i> Feit ttv, m- Margaret, Wiiliauis uud \igtiti.igi.li'. staple Hope. vVa>; «nd tie"n\ E* am, iro'n i- v Suuaciia.id, Met call, tnitii i, u-it; (.i/ Cork; i3atba«-a, PiuUips, from •. i. r (iriffiiii. Pfiii.ips L.'n.-f/r., .irau Hope, Llevi-cly a and Iioj c, Fenint, t m i coals or culm. Cleared out. ihe Providence Packet Ln;»g, for Glos-ces- ter t rieii-.is, J [.-iikiiis and Mary", 11 -trries, i-sr. ■ «-th sundries; Pomona, Lewis, for Comvay Poi i.ia.i', O ■ e.a >. :wr Aiiih^ch Brothers, Evans, for H--d »iie.f: ,a •■- Hughes, for Beaumaris Live-iy, Phii|i,.>s, ii»r '■: h^aaid Lbzabeth, Bond, for Fowey Maria, Ira in, tor I:. Escape, Bushin, for Mi.nebead Litiie ".dm Lady Peiirn_yn, Jones •, Fa vouiitc, GritHtlis and i.u-cv. Jones, for Pwliiylli; Ariel, Dove; Cmicoi d, i, n: l»rt i: Iiiends Adventu e, Chapm.-in, for Fahuouih Je:i;v c;i.d Plliebe, Spadling Caroline, Ord and Rochdale, Grev. lor Plymouth Beginning, Evans Cardiff.Le«is; rV'nct Sievens, {HI' .\be::h¡jw: Lut! K¡IIII,rc'lh\c('JlL" vidence, Webb Tseveni, Ci it'iiand and Hope, f, budgewater i iiree Sisteis, Lee«ortliv Feu a,. worthy; Good Intent, L nicey N'ighiinga.e. Quai.ce an: Magnet, Williams, lor Barnstaple Morning Sta-, -i h Mary and Peggy, Davies; Nancy, Morgan tu-t?,, c ^lar.Y' Harriet; Cai racta.ais Harries; Jenny, Evans. ai,»t Endeavour, How-land, for Cardigan Phillipjia, :\iaif<»c Eleanor, Miller; Cardiff Casth-, Crocker; integrity, les- ser; Providence, .Leads; Perseverance-, Goss; J-ne an-.j Ann, Ho-ibm Cotton, Davey Lovely Emily, Sydal Pro. vidence, Jones; Eriza, Clarke iVSoliy, Union Eli'.a Ann, Williallls; aDd Fame, Curtis, St. Ives; Good Intent, Wil- liams, for Ross and Resolution, Davies, for Dublin, a;i with, coals. Wi.vp- N. W. Ncatii.—-Cleared out, the Diligence, Humphreys; Dove, Evans Ddpnin, Jones Leigbuni, Price; Active, Jones • is; Supply, Griffiihs Ann, Wiiliaitis; Luna, Owen; Mer-'naid, Tliomas.; and Venus,'Francis, for Abe'r- ystwith; "Waft, Williams; Rachel and Sally, flees; Lo.eiy Pe.Tgy, l'Ugit and Diligence, J ones, lor Aberavron"; Bri.tol Trader, Jones, for Cardigan: Elizabeth and Mary, lhonitis, for Pwllheli Valiant, Dicus, for Carnarvon Trial, Prance, lo; iiriirgesvaier Expedition, Lewi-, tor Bideford Ceres, tiowden Sophia, Hughes and Joseph,- Clark, for Ives; Liberty, Matthews, tor Penzance: Good Intent, Carter, for Padstow John and Wiiltam, Bartley and Maty Ann, Tippet, for Fowey Ann, Vittery and Mary, Bignell, for Plymouth Providence, Brown; Three Bioihers, Dougall: Dispatch, Sattley Friends Goodwill,• Siiiardeii Unity, Pollar: Dolphin, Pitts: Ceres, Ruased Lark, Wills; Harmony, H ill man-t Faroe, Bools A>trea, Furze: Friendship, Hey don': and Pylefles, Eibott, for Dartmouth: John, Parker, lor Lxeter 'Amity, Robeits and Prosperity, Roberts, for Dublin Lovely Peggy, Jones Mary and Grace, Griffiths and George, Rees, for Wicklow, all with coals or culm. LlmielUj.—Arrived, the Two Friends, Griffiths, from Car- marthen Diamond, Trible, from Padslow and William and Mary, llowells, from Bristol, with sundries Blessing, Evans, from Swansea Ebeuesse-r, Billing, from St. Ives and Lamb, Evans, from Falmouth, with copper ore; Mary, Husband, from Gweek William, Stevens, f rom Penzince Friends Adventure, Myrick; Rebecca, Trebarue; Fisher, Patricfr; William and Nancy, Roberts Crcswell Castle) Levv.s St. David, Roberts; and William, Christopher, Irom Carmarthen Tamur, Bellamv, from Padstow jjee, Humphreys; Margaret, Jenkins Ann and Alary, Wil- liams and Hopeweli, Jones, from Aberistwith Cambria. Jones, from Tenby John, Chalk, from Bristol Prichard, Lloyd, from Cardigan Mayflower. Morgans, from Mil- ford Providence, Gibbs Recovery, Day and Minerva,- Morgans, lrom Bideford Emlyn, Hughes, irom Dmgheda; Ami and Mary, Giiilitbs and Mary Ann, Griffiths, from Dublin, all ill ballast. Cleared out, the Friends Goodwill, Hancock Rebecca, Treha'rne; Two Frie"ds. Griffiths; Lark, Pinilips Cies- well Castle, Lewis; William aud Nancy, Roberts; iV.I- liam, Christopher and St, David, Roberts, for Carmarthen VVittiam a:nf M»r\, iiiitcbings Speedy, "Wall; Kcbtcc.i, Eastawa v Mary,Husband; Lame, Evans; and Wiiliam,- Stevens, lor St. Ives; Dashet, Berry; aiid Kliza, Brirtoii, lor Bideford Tamur, Bt'Flamy-, and Diamond, Trible, for Padstow; O. P., Codings, for Dartmouth Margaret, Jen- kins-; and Bee, Humplneys. for Aberystwith .Richard, Lbyd, for Aberd-tvey Etiisa, Fox, for Wicklow; Eliza- beth and Alary, Donovan, for Kinsale it, Hughes Hopewell, Hughes; and Eiuabvth, lssac, for Waierioid, all with-coal or cu-lt-n. Carmarthen.—-Arrived, the Perseverance, Richards, from Chester Diligence, Webb; and Elizabeth, Rees, from Li. verpool, with sundries; Endeavour, Oibbs, from Neath, with oak limber; William and Nancy, Itobens; Ores we II Castle, Lewis; Friends Adventure. Myrick Alary Ann. Morgan Fisher, Patrick Sr. David, Roberts Lark, phii- lips; and Two Fuelids, Giiffltlis, from Llanelly Becii«,id, Harry; Courier, Step-liens and Ann, Ray, from Kidwelly all with coals. Cleared out, the Prince Regent. Hinds; Blip", Roberts; and Providence, Richards, for Bri-tob with sm,dries Friendship, Owell, for Swansea, with barley; and M;iry Alln, Morgan, (or .St. Ives, ",idl oats. Milford.—Arrived, the Hector, Williams, from Nt-aiii for Cork; Lady Kenmare, Witln combe, for ;v Mary, Lash, for Bridgewater and Venus, Bel!, for Rot- terdam from Liverpool Augusta, Davi-on, from Pool Mary Ann, Maddox. from Bridgewater; Alert, hnnm, from Leghortie Isabella, Machell,-from Bourdeaux; Wa.- very, Barbor; Amity, Davison anrl Acorn. Durrow, Iro'a Yarmouth all -for Liverpool Mermasd, Evans, from Car- digan and Libeltv, Axfoti, from Biistol; ills Aiaje>f, 's sloop Mosquetto, from Grceuoek Speedwell, Diligence, and Aiiteliiipe, Customs cullers f rom a cruize. Sailed, the Venus, Bell Augusta, Davison Isabella, Machell Aleit, Brown aud his Majesty's sloop Mos- quetto, for Plymouth Albion, Davies, for Newport, his Majesty's ships .Myrtle, for Cork, and Spitfire, oil a cruize; l'ox, Antelope, and Bai, Customs cutters UiI a cruize Aberystwiti (. — Arrived, the Hope. Jones, tuna Cardigan; Margaret, 'Owen Alliance, Humphreys Blake, Jones; Suppty, Griffiths; Mercury, Lewis. and Eleanor, Hughes, from Liverpool, with sundries; Elizabeth, Evans, "from Llanelly, with coals; Susannah, Davies and Diligence, Edwards, from Abei.dovey, with slates. Cleared out, the Cambria,Thomas Perseverance, Lewis • and Providence, Wat kins, for Bttsiol, with lead ore New Catharine, .O'Rrien, tor Liverpool, with kelp, Maria Annah. Evans, jor ditto, wish, eggs Linnet, Jones, for Milford, with poles; Plain-Dealiuj., Evans, tor iiai-moutll, It with oats; Hope, Jones, lor 'I c Simtai, R nnsey aud Dolphin, Owen, for I folvhead, with timber; Eleanor and Betty, Alorgan, for Dublin, wiili slnics; tiidiisti-y, Joiie iNIiirgatt, aud Betsey, Watkins, and Hope, Davies, for diiio, unh oak bark. Chepstow,—Arrived, the Recovery, Waters; John and Sally, Quaiton Pruvtdencet Uruwn Lovely Lass, Hiscojc • find Recovery, Quintnn, from Newport Britannia, t>ak |t-v, from Gloucester; Neptune, Moxlev Swan, Kces Ann aiid Peggy, Waters; Chepstow, Harwood; and Prudence, Dib ten, from Bristol; Shad well, Edwards, from Bnowc- water: Maria, Jtjucs, from Beaumaris .Coukiou, Robnwon, frvll) J'Iiii lj,,nl St. I i e, and Margaret, Jenkins, from London James, Uardner"; Buckie, W ebb; and Hollow O k, Machell, lioiu UlvprMone; Heart of Oak, Welts, from Pfvmouih; Perseverance, Iters, from Colerame Manila, Blackburn, from ULuJi; Saliv, Newman; anJ Panty, Hargr.ive, from .IXibiin. Sailed, the Charotte, Rowles Saialt, Harwood; ;:11.1 John, Crump, lor fjloucesier Endeavour, Ptidups, inn and Peggy. W iters Chepstow, ilanvood J(jS, j, rind Lbzabeth, Williams 1 Abbey, Ajauicy Betas, Me.iiiens Minerva, Phillips Friends, W illntius Htirriel, ii.o^o aod Neptune, Moxley, for Bristol Chepstow, i ayior; H.idJ4f" Lloyd; aud Fanihiiii), Farish, lot l'lytiiouin. Bristol—Arrived, the Neath Trader, Eaton, from Rouen; Swift, Shaw, tYo.ii Belfast Kcono.nv, Lund. Horn t'Vters burgh; Charruin^ Nancy, fa-e^e, froin i;i-ndura» F.sine, V EliZd, Beviiii'; tVtllii.m Mild George, lïildlirh ai Vcaus Lovntlier and-Rose, 1 Homas, fiom Water.>o;d

COUNTRY MARAETS. SWANSEA. \V¡¡e;.¡I.j¡ 7- (H, ¡:hr, ¡1.6 ,10:. O"t II. 7. 6d. per quarter. Wheal 68<. 4 I. to 7*2- 8d. }>-r quartet. Fine riourdOs Od. to 75s. (>d,—Seconds, 6l*. Od. to Gds. Oil. per sack.—Barley 3h. ().l.-Oui> SfOs O l, per qi. Beans 53s. 6d.— Peas 00s. lo S9-». ud.—Hay. to 85 S'fr,i',v- ;¿, 04. to -9J,—Vetti.es on-s.o. <yys.