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THE CAMBRIAN.
THE CAMBRIAN. SWANSEA, Fkidav, MAY 5. Extract of a Letter from London,, dated Eight rfClock Wednesday Evening last, The f tindsdiave risen to-day about one per cent. and various are the reports .and conjectures assumed as the cause. It was firft said that Bonaparte had again abdi- cated; next, that be hud been^ missing for a week; and thirdly, tlvat there was air insurrection in Paris* and that the French Ruter was deposed by the Jacobin party. Our confident belief is. that neither the one nor the Other of these acts are known to have actually taken place; but ouropiljion is, that before many days we shall hear of important events froiii tire other side of the water. More letters of the 29th April, have reached us from Paris; which prove tliiit a i)-ut,iber of families are leaving that city as fast as possible. I'he House of Itecamier and Co. at Paris, has stopped payment. "A mai) has arrived from Lisbon, hv which we learn that the Portuguese Government has of late been attempt- ing to levy contributions upon the British residents in that qapital which the latter had succeeded in resisting, al- though the return of.UIDS paid, amounting in some instances to iibbve 10OJ. each individual, was very doubtful. The House of Lords fas some short time oceupied in the discussion of the Hftstone Election Bill, nfter which the House adjourned till Friday. In the House of Commons, after iome routine business, Lord Nugent bronght forward a motion for a Committee to enquire into the circumstance between his Majesty's packets (he Montague and Melpomene, and an American privateer. His Lordship spoke at some length, but we do not conceive the subject of general interest. Mr. Crpker amwerh-d his Lordship, and Mr. Preston, at very consider- able length, pressed the uecessity of the enquiry, and made some strong comments on the behaviour of the Montague. We left tlie Hon. Gent. speaking at half-past »i^ o'clock, Consols left off to-day at 53_i J; Thè members of a Benefit Society in Swansea, who bad supposed theiliselves possessed of 38 jiuitieas in gold, were strangely surprised and murufied on Monday night lali, bti opening their box, and finding their treasure transmuted into! halfpence. Tlie akliymist lias, not .yet been dis- covered. Caution.—Wtn. Thomas, of iMsath, was a few days since lined 4Us. for not H-lyin;; his natne Al painted on his carts; and Win. I'iTum.is, his son, was at the same tnue-lined 10s.-ibr riding on one of tlie cafts, and .•driving.furiously along the road. These practices are too piev iient, and. we. repeat, These practices are too piev iient, and. we. repeat, th it it is the determination of",the M tgistrties to repress them by inflicting tlie penalties in every instance. The Ilev. T. Morgm, Rector of hanvarhes, Mon- mouthsliire, has beeii appointed by Viscount Mel- ville to liie Chajdaincy of the Royal Navy Hospital at Haslar. ffhe Itcv. J. Parsons^ M. A, of Ciiftoo Wood, has been instituted to the Vlcara^cS qf All Saints, Bri-i- tol, on the presentation of the Deaii and Chtpter of that Catlje,.jr,,I. It appears by the Bolfast Ciirpiviele that Mr. Joseph Lancaster,-to whom the wpfld is so deeply itidehted for the introduction, of a practical system of general education, has been lecturing with great effect and energy at Mayiioolh-College, and in other parts of Ireland, where the Lancasterian sys- tem is ui genera! favour, as a resuU ol long expe- rience in its beneficial efttcis. The Emperor Napoleon has appointed a Committee to i:i ro- duce the system into all the departiueins of France, • as an integral branch -uf the Governtneut. On-vyednesday, a hoy, iseven years nt age, was ilrovv-ijed in the river MofMtow, hear MunUlullth, whilst atigbng. „ In an action tried ut tliaT^ancaster assises; for the recovery cfdehts, contracted hya lady, who h id passed, with the consent of the defendant, for his wife, one of the witnesses fur the jMaintil?, Who liveJ ill, the house in which the purties lodged in Manchester, stated, that she never entertained a doubt (jfttifif being mall and wite, as—" they were often qtiarr?!lii>g; and once she remembered his lialvi Veil hpjf a little personal matrimonial cor- rection On the 2d inst, wascootmitted to Carmarthen gaoi, by D. Parry; Esq. Richard John, labourer, on the complaint of Mr. Geo. Morris, «f Llangennech Park, for nut thrashing com clean according to agreement. The Jphti and Ann, from Youghall to Cardiff, with corn, received 'considerable damage in the gile of Friday se'nnight, off St. Anne's Lights, and the piaster was washed overboard. She has put itjto Tenby to repair. The slopn Dolphin, Wrri. Williams, master, from Millord to Pothiliey, laden with culm, was left !>v her crew in a sinking state, oft' Padstow, on Moti- day iast. The crew reached that port in their boat about four o'clock in the afternoon. Mi/ford, May o.—This day arrived the Fox Cus- toms, cutter, Capt. Cuff, with liet prije, a most beautiful vessel (nhout 33 tons burthen) called the San Euphemia; ot Gweek, vi'illiam Iloskyn, master, which she captured neap the Land's End, for having on board about 150 ankers of brandy and geneVa, which have been deposited in the Custom-house store. Two persons foiipd in her have been sent on board his Majesty's ship Myrtle, for the nival service; the other part ofthecrew had put on shore to sell the cargo, a short time before she was taken possession of by the Fox. The San Eupheniia was built for a pleasure yacht, and is allowed to be as handsome and Well-built a vessel as auyof her size in this harbour. This is thesecond cargo of spirits seised and brought into this port within a week. A short time since the slopp Jane and Mary; of fJwilueli, Jones, master, laden with copp«r-ur*, hound from Conway for Swansea, struck on the Crow Hock, and was obliged to run on shore near btackpoie. Cargo expected to be saved.
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TO BE SOLD, A MALTESE A55S, four yeais old, arid a •i A. Hire Foal getter. Two of his stock may be seen at 1 ict(Jn Cnstle, eleven months old, and 14 hands high. rot further particulars apply Co Mi- James Griffiths, TINVQINORDWEST. CUUNTY ufihe BOROUGH of'CARMARTHEN. TO BE LET., AMD EMTERIl) Uf0.\r I 31 >J I'D I A. t R I. Y, A LL that very capital MILL, called The -i- WHILE MILL, situate in the county of the borough Carmarthen together with THREE FIELDS .adjoin- lng, now in the possession of Thomas N e whaBls. and his anderieiianis. Fur particulars apply to Messrs. Lloyd. G wynne, -and Howell, Curium'then. AH jetters must be post-paid. lJIANOR AND EsTArTWiIsKifi, GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, "1""11l-: very valuable and extensive MANOR ot LAN.DAFF, wit It extensive Fishery in the river TatF; lolls ot the Fairs valuable Commons; and near ?IH) Acres of very fertile Arable. Meadow, and Pasture LaÚd; "itnated at Landaff, Ciilltoll, Bly, and Whitchurch, oil ihe banks of the rivers Tuf fand Ely. and £ reat part adjoining the turnpike-road from Cardiff to Cowbridge together witli the Scire of the ancient Castle, dad several very valuable'Messuages and Gardens, de- lightfully situated in and near the town of Landaff. ihe wtiole of this Estate U Freehold, and from its situa- tion pos-fesses peculiar advantages, being in a remarkably fertile aiid beautiful country, within 1J mile of the port of 'Cxrriitf,' ami having coal aiid lime at a*v.(-r.y- e'asv vliMance,. -Mr. WiHiaiir Mathews, ot Canton, will shew.the Estate.. Particulars may be had off. Li nigaii, Est). No. o{i, S >uth- araptoii-itrect, Slni/id of Jojln: Evans. Esq. St. 'It III(jr(!fj" Court, Poultry, London; MesSM. Richardson and Mili.er, N;:w-n;r, London; .ox) of M< ssi, C tridge and [veson, i1 ji!-ns;JI, London, where Pla < » ihe L>taltt ni<jy be seen-; ifid who will treat for the sale. MOXMtil! 1 H->HIRE. CAPITAL TANI-Y ARB, 2tt~?dNTNEn'VNri)U, near- pQ^TY^O0L.. TO BE LLP BY PIUVATI^;t:yN:rRACf. ALL that capita! and niost c«nvelrie,nt:TAN- Y ARD, «it!' a good i) TVE1 .L I N G- H O U S E- and GARD-EN <m ihe Premises, and about Eight Acres of èxcdlèllt Meadow Land, uffordllÎg in persons desirous ot carrying Oil that trade an. opportunity seldom p/e^-uted, its weil^ktiown situation near to thei\)oi.nro\|thsbue Canal, in a country abounding in Coal and Lime, being superior to any tiling.of fhc kind in the neighbourhood- in the Yard are y}'2"Ha>ldlers,-5 Troughs,- t-f,allies. '2 Back-lofts, a Drying-shed, Store-room, and Water mill, ■witlr 4 Lime-pits, and Beam-house, all m good repair, 4.11 d capable of u most extensive trade. Immediate possession may t)u had and further particu- lars,-known by application to Messrs.Jones and Matthews, {Solicitors, Usk. '.there is nut any other. Yard withiti geiveral iftiles of the above. GLAMQRG AWStIlRE. HI L L FA li MS. TO AMAI.1 ALL- those-MESSUAGES, TENEMENTS, and LANDS, called 13 L A E N G W R AC 1 { FA WI i; BLAENGVVRACM FACH, f TROEDYRU E-WllACfL Containing upwards of 7(10 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture; the whole within a ring-fence, and situ-te in the parishes'of Glyueorrwg'aiid Laiitwit Ju^ta Kesttli, in the said county. 'i'he taker will be nccornmodftted with a fir.e lot of about 4/>0 Sheep and Larobs^noW depastiirm!; 011 ilie Pretriises.— The two first Tenei/ients will.be let titiie free. For p:uticu!ars apply-at the Oihoe of Messrs. Berrhiglon carmaI^IE^SIURTI r~ T O B E S O L P BY A I'CTT O N, At the Red-Lion-iiin, it- Pow^rdduLna, en Monday, the Uth day of Mrfy,_ l.il-j, 1QQ ^AK TRE^S aad S4 ASH TREES, /marked with pnuit,'now staiiding aiid grow- ing; on Penlwyn farm; situiite tu-'ar th^- trrnpwe-road leadins ftttnt iu tlief1}) »n u of LMnon, in th^ said county.. For avicw of tlie Wood apply ta W-i'iianj VVillyiitis, the ftemint, on the for otner parfitHlars at the 0AT Ber.r'niatoit and Jenkins, S,wan<ieM. aoU'lII-WALES. Shares in the Ncdth ami- Gi&rriOTgamhire Canal Nllvirraliori. >.9 0, TO BE SOLI) BY AUCfiON; At the A uction-Marc, in BaFfholo)1}ew-ia«e, Londorij on 1 "tiolid. liotir of Monday, the 8th day of Mays; 18J5>-at the hour of twelve u'cloek al noon, subject to ccftaitt-conditions to fee then produced, and in such lots as shall be ajreerf **»pon at the time of sale, or in Ihe. iljeun liuje by Private Contract, Q HARES in the NEATH CANAL, pro- k5 ducing ^.15-perSht^e ;anzni?i!!3', payable .half jearly, without any deduction whatever.. This concern if unlimited as to the exhi'.t o £ the annual Dividend, arid ii> every respect a most pr -isperous one. ?<> SHARES. 1:1 the GI CANAL, producing ;t13 12s. 8d. per S 1 r ir lu-alh, p.tyabje liajf- jearly, without any .deduet'ouwhHt.e?er. Th}s Qauul extends from Mcrtbyr Lvdv.it to the io»n of Cardiff. 4 The wh ,Ie of the al>oye Shan s pr >1 >ee at the rate before iaeijtiqned, a.nett annual incpm a* 14. :»s- 4-d. For further particulars apply to? Mr. Gregory, Solicitor^ Clement's-inn, London; or Messrs Powell and .rone1-. Soli' citors, Brecon ,if by letter, the postage must be paid. Furniture for Safe, at Aro. 5, Kut/cind-Pldce. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By T. ROW EN, On Monday and Tuesday, the l^tTv nnd -16th May iiistant, t)n the pretriises, in e, III EI-IOVSEIIOLI) 'FUI'I,I,IUIIF,, ai)d A E r- Fl,' (*rS. lote' )I)- the possessioncl William Jeffreys. Eso. con\prising_b<;ech four-p st and cantp bedsjeajls, with cotton furniture, straw and w.pot'roattrysses, prime feather beds and 'blanket's,'qh'ilts and counterpane, stijir, ^<>or. and bed carpeting, mahogany articles in dining-room 'chairs,, dining, Pe.tsbrtike, and 'dressing' fs-bles, side-hoard, ehe.-ts •f dra^'rs," swing-glasses; range 'aiid oven, with, a varjety kitchen retjuisites, eipht-dav clock and esse, &c. &c.* The sale toill couWence CHCII dav atejeven o'clock. Catalogues may be had on the Pi mi ies on the 10th jnst. wlien tbe.Furniture may be viewed.• Very desirable Residence, Laud, tind Fauii, iu South II ah*, i TQ BE SOLD BY ATJCTlbN, Bv T. BOW EN, Oa Saturday, the 15th day 0! July, lftly.at tlie Mackwortli- Ariii Lot t A Compact FAMILY RESIDENCE, JL\ most eligibly sftuitte jn.'ii retired part of the town of Swansea, commanding- extensive miti delightful views of the Harbour, Bay, gild adjacent Coasts. The House cofUjjriscs a Draiwhig-fooiii, Omin^-room, Bwaifast rqoin, five Bed-chamhers, and two Servants'^ rjomj Kitchen, Cellars, Water-closets, and every other requisite convenienwe; together, with agood Garden, Four- stall Stable, Yard, Coachdiouse and Gi^-house and a peasant plantation in front of the Premises, adjoining which are TWO COl l'AG ES. nyVv let.at Ten Guiueus per vear. -j For tha conveiiiettce of a purchaser the Furniture, which ti)odt-rii and in good preservation, may be had at. a vii- luatioa. Lot tf. 25 ACRES of rich MEADOW and PASTURE LAND* Within-half a mile of Swansea, and near the Sea, forming desirable situation fut' the erection of a genteel mansion. The country abounds with game-Coal is plentiful and chc-tip—and the markets are atippliedand reasonable. Lot3. TWO THIRD PARTS or SHARES of and in Oil) that FREEHOLD MESSUACE or TENEMENT, COTTAGE, and FARM. with the Appurtenances, situate and being withiri the'Parcel oi Cluse,iii the. parish of Llan- Havehich, between three and fourmiies from,Swansea, con- T «»in^-ijy estimation ló"Acres. more or less, of good Ara- ble and Pasture Land, now ill the uccupation of William Kdjt'ards or his under-tenants. There ire two valuable veins of Coal wilder-this Farm, towards whiclithree pits oa adjoining land are progressively up Further particulars may be had ef the Aactioneer, f MGNMOUTHSHIRPa TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION By Mr. GEO. BREWER, In Jots, sometime in the month of Ma-y next, at thcOld Westgate-l louse, Newport, p rt, QEVERAL capital FREEHOLD ESrATESL Ks situate in. the parishes of Mynyddnslo^n, Latilnlleth, Trevethin, and Christchurch, in the said courtly. Particulars, with the day of sale, will be given in a future Advertisement. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTiON, By Mr. LLEWELYN, I OH Monday, the Brh day of May instant, at the Heat-yard ot Grove, Bevan, and Co. on ihfc Strand, Swansea. RIGGING, CABLES, ANCHORS, JL and other Materials saved out of tire Wreck 6f the Sloop CLIFTON UNION. The sale will commence-at twelve o'clock, ind continue till the whole shall be disposed of. JTor particulars apply id W111. Grove and S'oilsv$wanse3. SLA. To be Peremptorily SOLI) by AUCTION, By S. LLEWELYN, At the Foiifttaih-inn, on the Quay; ill the t6\Vn ofS,wansea, on Tuesday, the 0th day of May, 18!/5i, between the (sours of two and foqr o'clock in the afternoon of the same day. pursuant to <t decree obtamecl in the High Court,'pF Ad- luiralry, and a Commission tliereupoii issued', bearing .date the 11th day of April, 1813, for tile Appraisement and Sale of the under-mentioned Ship or Vessel, in,a certain cause for Subtraction of Wages on the bchaif ct Thomas 1 :iy iU; subject to such conditions of sale shili be then a lid there produced, > TI Ui. S111P i) R V ESS E L rt., ca Li. ED ,1' f-jitlle Juhus of Plymbuih, of the burthen of 120To,,s, or thereabouts; ttJgether with all her Stores, Tackle, Ap- parel, and Furniture. Inventories of her Stores, and other particulars may be | tl,d,¡j, on apjdiculion to Nlr. James, C«Stle-street, Swansea. BRECONSHIRE. OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLD 'BY.-AUCTION, 'By i'LJ.JAl\T! Jt tl.-fc'Gisafle-imi', in the town o| lire con, on Te^sday, the 9th day of May, 1SS5, between the l.i-urs of four and six ill aitcrtluoil, iebject to conditions to be then pro- duced, ■Ak Q TREES, and several POL-: "t X. LA RD, biased and iiu«i];cred "with a scribe, lioW s-'tand'tng 011'Vuugt.ass.aiid"otlu-r Lands, in thc.occupa tion ot"Mr. Tliortias Prdsser, of Lltv-yjicynog, in the parish -ofTallaehdy, iii ill's said.'b.oui-1-iy, a'ud within lour miles ot the town ot Brecon.. For a view of the Tiinber apply to Mr. Thonjns Joxes, ,at Peiujuuiey Cotta«:«?, near the. said W.o.ods and tor (>:h|sr particulars to Mr. i'hoiii^s ftl.t»rley, C'wiiidu or the Auc- tioneer, at I lay. G LA MOUG ANSHI HE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; By D, B. JONKS. At the Globe-inn. iii the ttWn of Jhidgencl, on Wedoestlny, the l?th (laV'of May, IB16, at the lunir of twelv^ iii the forenoo:i of tlie said day, subject to such conditions of sale as shall lie then and there produced, ALL that A|lssuagk, TENEMENT, FARM, :>nd LANDS, with the Appurtenances thereol, called. BYP-HJM. ,it "<lie in the parish of Coy- chtnch,, in t he said county, with about Friteen Acres of Laud, and 1 wo Actcs of \V ood ;-there is also Coal on the Prenjises, which may- be worbcd. Ht an easy espeusie to- I gether with an exl.ein-ive Right of Common. Also, WILL BE SOL!) tf?AUCTION, At the. same (place, on Saturday, the 3d day ot june, 1^15. between tne hours oil three and five o'clocfc-in the alter noon, subject to such conditions of sale as 'shall bejtllen ai>d there produced, All thut MESSUAGE,TENEMENTS, and LANDS, .with the A ppnrt011 rnees thcreUlflo belongiiif; coiuniohly c,ille(i known bv the name of CHVMCUKE-UCliA, .situate, iii, the parish of Coyclnirch, iii the said county, con- taining Aces of Arable, Meadow, ami Pasture Land, with Six Acres of Wood, part Oak and pari Ash; there is Coal 'onr-Che'!prvUiikCa with two. extensive and ■ The l^st lot.was lately part of,tlie IIe;i«oi Estate. ImnJedia e possession may be" bad, and for -particulars apply (]!" by letter, p'osi-paid> to Mr. riiOiiias'Thutnas, on the premises; or to .fiiicVAuctioueei, at Drni^end. ('One (I'ltceru ) r~^ IiREiX)^ 1> L TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the,.Castle-inn, in the town of Brecon, on Saturday, the 3d any dt June^lBla, between the hours of five and seven in the afternoon, subject to such conditions of sale as shall' b« thet) produced, unless disposed of by Private Contract iillhe iliean time, of which timel j notice will be uiven, ALL that.capital,MESSUAGE< FARM,:and LANDS, called LLANDEVAYLOG, containing by admeasurement 140A gR,. 25 P. and also all the MA* NO it or REPUTED MA NOR of PYTIN GLASS, and ;iN thai F,kRi .MESSUAGE; FARM, and LANDS, called PYTIN GLASS, "-itli ificip sevei-itl API)tirtt-niiiices, containing by admeasurement 131A. IR.4P- and.also a VV ATER C()R.N GRIST. MjlL, called VELLlNDDU, therewith field, .situate" in .the. 'parish of Llaudevaiip»-vaeh, in the said livo niile county, withiii, two miles of tlie town of Brecon the thrvipiki;-rbad from Brecon to Builth passes through the Estale, which" is ('artfy watered by the river Hoiuldu, and commands most beautiful and picturesque views. Tile Buildings .)rc in Complete repair, and there is a fine Grove of thriving Tnrtber of upwards of 50 Acres on the Estate. For further particulars apply to-Mr. Mayberv, Brecon. kiuiiii I. Ml j'lV" —:——f. I- t '.1 wf SOUTH SVAfcES. C A RD IG ANSIJ IRE. TO BE SOLD, BY AUCTION, (Subject to such conditions of safe as shall be tiícn and there prodiiued, if not previously deposed of by Private Contract, of which timely nbtiee will he uiven) At the Blae^k-Lion-iMn, Cardigan, fin Saturday, the 20th of May, 1815. between" the hours of one and three o'clock ill, the afternoon, in one or more lots as may be agreed upon on the day of sale* r 1111 !•/ whole of that valuable and improvable X. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, called SCOTLAND and PABK-TWAD, now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas "Makeig. at the yearly rent oi' ItiO, of which possession •iitay be luid at Michaelmas m-xt, comprising a very good I t-Kafin-bouse, Garde.i; Store In-msi s. Barn, Stables, Out- houses, and other suitable Oflices together with ti->, Acres, of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Lands, in a good state of cutiivntion and Two Cottages for Labourers. The Estate htnn-it e!i,ib!y sit-uared in a genteel IJcigh, bourhdod, near the high road leading from Newcastle. Einlyn to Cardigan, about <!Yenntesfr<'menc! of tin we. good market and riost-towns.andwithinashort distance of the river Tivy, fatued fur its Salmon ifshery, by wh:ch lime, j culiir, and coals may be brought in barges to Llechryd, withit) two miles of the Estate. There is also a quantity of Hue Blue Marl .on the property, neartG the most improva- ble,part thereof. For further particulars, and: a view of the Estate and Pre- mises, application may be made personally; or reference hnd (by leiters, post paid), to Mr. Evan Davies, Solicitor, Cardigan; or John Griffith,Estj. Llwyndyrus, near Car- digan. :■■■■ MONMOUTHSHIRE. Tithes and Glebe for Sale. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WHITE. At the Three Salmons-inn, in lhk, on Friday, the 26th day of May, 1315, between th<e hours of four arid six in the afternoon. r-r, HE following GREAT 4-SMALL TJTIIES, X and GLEBE LAND, Viz. Lot 1. AH the GREAT and. SMALt TITHES, arising from upwards cf 12'3 Acresaf Land. together with 17A. 311. 9P.of Glebe Land, situate in the Hamlet ot Llati- devaud. in the county of Monmouth. And the GREAT and SMALL TITHES, arising from 94 Acres of Land, and from 35 Acres of Coppice Wood, in the hamlet ot Llanbedor, in the same coiiniy. Lot 2. One Undivided Moiety of all the GREAT TITJIES, consisting of Corn g.nd Cirain, arising from about 578 Acres of Arabic Land, situate iu the parish of Langwni, within four,miles of Usk, in the said County ol Monmouth. .The aiiove Tithes and Glebe, are part of the Prebend of Warthacuaj, founded in the Cathedral Church of Laridaff, and are held by afor a terni of years, of which ii p. wards OF IFI. are unexpired, at a small reserved yearly rent. Early possession m^.y lie ha3. For fiirther particulars apply (if by Je.Uer, po<t-paid) to- J. S Olive, Solicitor, Tewkesbury, at whose Office a map 01 the land may be seen; or to the Auctioneer, Coieford, Gloucestershire, MILLINERY DRESS-MAKING. TO BE DISPOSED.OF, AN improving and dusirable BUSINESS in the above Line, eligibly situated in a preferable part of SWANSEA; together with immediate possession of the Lease ut the House, lor the unexpired term of ne&riy six years. Further particulars rtiay be known of the Misses Piiil'lrps, "Castle-street, Swansea. letters, post-paid, Will be duly answered.. SWANSEA. TO TANNERS. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, OfxOhich immediate possession may be had, A''Very compact recently builtTAN'1- YARD, conv-eniently situated in this town, in which are J9 handlers, JO layers, sik latches, four 'lime-pits, two Water ditto, two good bean) houses, two insistring-pits. extensive bark and drying-rooms, and bark-mili "-together with sevcraj other conveniences. For further particulars apply to S. Llewelyn, v;F:o \yjll shew the premises,—All tenets to be post-paid. S; H-^iCKST Milliners and Fancy Dress-MA-KERSY RESPECTFULLY inlorni tlie Lap 1 ks qf SIVA.vSEA and its \ricinitv, that they hav<;lately- received from Dublin an Assortment of' PLAIN 'un'4 FIGURED IRISH TA BB1NETTS. of the best .quality. Any orders tliey receive will be punctually attended tu. CARMARTHENSHIRE. KEIF LAMB-INN, T,LdNDOVEllY\ JOHN PRICE,■ x (Nephew to the (ate Mrs- Jones) BEGS leave to 'Geotleniien', Tra- yellers, his Friends, aiid'the'Public in general, ihat lie iia.s' takeij the above well esi.-iblislied I/ni, and. hopes bv due attention to the business to merit, a continuance of tin.' favours of those friends of his fatc Aunt who -*rrx|u«5iued the, 1 louse. He has purchased the whole of the Furniture, ,fts well as the Wines, Spirits, Hay and Corn, eijd will use every exertion to give satisfaction. •• tO THE AFELLCTiii>; Never before pu-'blished. ■/ Bancers^AND 'King's Evil Chr'edi J JONES, M, D. A Mj anti Surgeon in his Majesty's service, from his repented successes iii curing the above nftiicting diseases, feels'it a duty he lowest-) the public, to his Profession, and to hiiujblf, to announce, t'h;it, from tlie uniltiplicity Ot ca^es he met with during elfeve.n years' practine-. iu various cli.mutes, and the peculiar atten- tion he paid ty, every species of Ulcers, Eruptions, and Blotches of tlie Skin, he has been so'fortunate as to discover a Medicine tljat is anmfailable Cure for all kind of Ulcers, whether Cancerous, Scrqfuluus, Scorbutic, of Siphjlis:— I'hoiigii ihe Irutii of tliis asse/rtion may be dutibted, he is happy 10 say iie has it in his po.wer to refer to those he wlfectua/ly cured, that had been considered .incurable by some of he most eminent of the Factiliy—independent ot the numerous cases recorded in his Majesty's service, hat- ha ve been, by his invaluable. Medicine, and superior mode of treatnient, restored to perfect heajch, soifie of whom had been afflicted upwards of twenty years. JON'i-.s may be consulted at his hoirse, in Teiifoy, Pembrokeshire, daily,'from niiie lill twelve in ihe morning, and from five till eight in the evening (Sundays excepted), and by. letters, post-paid, enclosing a fee of One Pound, describing tlie nature of tneir complaints, age, se*, &c. "when Medicine and Advice will be iminediately sent to any part of the kingdom. N. B. Advice gratis to the Poor, at his house r.s above. iUST PUBLISH ED—PUICE 'is. ANEW IABLE of RATES of THE AS- SESSED TAXES,' payable from the 5th of April, 1^15; with the Rules tor Charging them, and the Exemp- tipnsi.—r-AKo, Pi, A 1 v DjnF.crio.Ns to every Class of persons tor making their Reitirns, to avoid Fines, Penalties,D nible Duties, and Surcharges including a Ciiapter oh Appeals. By G. P. ANDREWES, ATTonM-.y at t.,»\v, iiaisTox. Printed for W. Chirke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lin- coln's inu .-judi W- Sheppard,. Exchange', Bristol; and may be had of' all -Booksellers. PURSUANT'to a Decree of tins High Court ot Chancery;, Made iii » Cause ''THOMAS AGAINST T!{oj;,»s," the (Creditors <»f JOHN .THOMAS;Esq. Ad- miral of 1 life. White in -his Majesty's Navy, wlio died at Llan vnughaij, in he parish of l.laiiwenog, i'11 the county of Cardigan, in or about the month of September, 1810, are by their Solicitors fort fj w it (1 to coifje in and prove ttieii Debts before William Alexander, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his ChaiBiiers, 111 Soiitharnpton-build- iiigs, Chancery-lane .Lpnd.o.u or in default llit'redf they will be excluded the benefit at the said Decree. RO COVER, at FONMQN CASILE, ileaf Cowbridue, Glamorganshire, POL LION. Thorough-bred Mares at J en Guineas, and Half a Guinea to the Groom, and iM a res not thorough-bred at half-price. Good ■.accommodation for any number of Mares. Hay and Grass at 7s. per week. Corn at. ihe wholesale prices, and every possible attention paid to t;>e Mares. The Money to be paid at Cyverijig, or before the Mares arp taken away.. Jy.B. He is a sure Foal getter. For further particulars enquire of Win. Alexander, Stud Groom, as above if by letter, post-p-.ud. J. ANDREWS, WINDS I'll EET, SIVA NSEA, MLKL MTUU, WOOLLEN AND LIS F- N DRAPER, &c. BLGS leave to iutorui his Friends and the Public in genera!, that he has just returned from Londair with a lai-ge Assartinent in the above Branches well worth their attention. Silk Sarincts$_$. (Jd. an(t iipuwd?..
Family Notices
BIRTHS. < On Saturday last, at fciivrough, near Swansea, the tady of Holland, Esq. of a daughter. At Llanerchydol, near Weishpol, on the 24th ult. the lady of I). Pugh, Esq. of a sou ell(i heir. MARRIED. Last ,seek, Sir Christopher ÇQle, K. C. B. Captain in the Royal to Lady Mury Talbot, widow of T. Miiiisel Talbot, Esq. of Margaiu nad Pemice Castle, Glamorgan- shire, and sister lo the Earl of Iiehester. u At Llannor, John SoLliefil, F.I. ;t' Liverpool, tc) Miss Miirv Thomas, of Csflw,yJI(;; sister to Roijert Tfios. Carrfeg, 01 Carreg, Esq. Edward Yarworib, E"q, of Frostry, in the county of Monmouth; to Jane, youngest daughter of Thomas Vaughan, Esq, hue of Linirothall, Herefordshire. DIED. AlJnispenllwcli, near S;VH115ea» on Wednesday, Mrs. Cook; an affectionate wife aud tender mother, whose luss will-be,long felt by her afflicted family. On Friday last, at Huvetmnj, near Cowbridge, Glamor- gansh'irei John Jones, E^q. aged 50; agentleaian possessed of tarious alia useful information, and much respected for integrity ot character. His death will be sincerely re- gretted 119! only by Iiis ilei r relatives, but by a numerous circle of acquaintainee. At liiompton, Susanna, die youngest daughter of the late Thofm-) Owen, Esq. of (jlatsalli, Carmarthenshire. At Llandilo, aged o4, Mr. Thomas Matthews, butcher, of th iit j) I ace. Oil VVeduesday lifst, in hcr 3ht yenr, at Haverfordwest, Mrs. Griffith*, wife of Mr James Griffiths, bookseller and stationer, of that place ;-most deservedly lamented by all who knew her. to whom,she was justly endeared by the 1 amiable qoajities of her hcsd and heart, and her iiiajjy virtues will long be held in grateful recollection. Last week, much respected, the Rev. David Evans, Vicar of Llanwrthol; Breconshife. At Sidniuuth, 011 Friday, the f28th ult. in the 14th year of his-age, after a very long and painful illness, which he bore with the greatest patience and resignation. Master Wm. Hawkins, eldest son of Doctor Hawkins, of the Friars, Newport, Monmouthshire. At Monntouth, atfra lingering illness, Mrs. Phillips, wife of Mr. Edward Phillips, postmaster, greatly esteemed and equally lamented by every inhabitant of that town. I11 his CiOih year, Mr* Robert Foulkes, of Hendrerwydd, Llaugahiiafa], Ocnbigh*b're 1 a man xyuch and deservedly respected. Mr. John I>avie9, of Rurgeding, Montgomeryshire. At Beaumaris; the i.ifant son of Captain Purry. of the Royal Navy. In the parish of Trefdreath, Anglesea, Mr. Hugh Wil- liams, aged 81. Ann Williams, widow of the late Mr. Hugtr Williams, of Tinllwyden, Anglesea- At his lodgings itv Chester, in tire 66di year of his age, John Lloyd,°pl Hafodauos and Wygfair, in the county of Denbigh, Esq. F.li..f»wl A-s- LL. D. and Bencher of the Middle 'JTenjpie. ?'■
SHIE NEIM
SHIE NEIM sf-A-r-Arrived, the Susan, Fisher, ffOflt toiidon Harriet, Poole, from Mine- jxv,ad Friends, Jenkins, from Bristol.; PdfeM, Edwards; and Friends, Hole, froiy Bridgewater, with sundries; Three Sister*, w Worthy <"l(i ljQo" latent, Lantey, from Bctrn- slaple, with ttour j- Prosper, Hole, from Minehead, with -flour and m-alt YOYOuiitcy Southaro, from Gloucester, with bricks; Unity, Bfidgaiin*. from BKteford, with earthenware Industry, Lsuigmead, h°'u ^owSy, With china-flay Jaue aud Ann, Hosk-ui, from St. Ives, with clay Williaiu, Beer, from W^teifurd, with baeon Portland, Owens; It/Hi Elizabeth and Jane, WiUiatns, from Attach Abeorni. Bevan, froai Fowey fortitude, -ftngyve and Betsy, Thomas, from Plyjaj^ptb j Wttit.tm, Paddon, fivin 1 i ijro Industry, D4wson, frotw Bahirawe Lydia, Coopor Juh'i Stroud, Wi^kisuT»ck*r f PWijppa, Madjfe; Eliea Ann, Wil jams; Perseverance, G«ss: fntejrritv, HosifF ■ Ann, Chapht Ann, Wearue; A wily«Croker Ann, Barret: Ltruiingham, Gill; Plover, Bosk 11 is; and Cardiff Casut, Crocker, from St. Ives, with copper o<e Pmua; Mitcii* trOni Portsmouth, With 6!i(J"fr<»Ti iifi'd"?iurir<r"; rfojie, IDaviej, from. Aberdovt-y Friendship, Witeddoii and Fleece; VVilkinsoii, from Minebeatf; Flying F1-I1. Siemens; arid Cardiff, Lewis, fiom. -Aberfhaw"; Venii», Lo'wtiier, i'rotij- Bristol Biothers, Oibonie aud Waierui iuili, Cutciilfe, iioiii Illracoiiibe; Providence P icket, LrV:ig, fiotu Glou- cester; Swan, Jenkins Felicity, Muxworthy and Jiipress, Perry, from Barnstaple;- Favour-ite, Fisher, frl)m: tihiefoid Agnes, V^L'O, frtim IJ dsto.v I^i'cu'iflefiCe, .Jones I'rye Briton, Thoulas and Fame, Cur.ijs, froni St. I\es WilliaW, May; and .ViaraJ««i, <V}ai,-frtnu Pefuaiici Alary, Eiiiiis. tioiu Falmvurh; Sutlicient, Pearce PatieueC, Besi Diana, Reynolds Gratitude, Jenkins; ProvideiVce, Williams' • Northumberland, Sedgwick.; Vanguard, Raiusev ¡¡¡;f{ IriendS Goodwill; Sniarden, from PI\ lU'otfili Eiizabpili, Hatcll; and PaJla>, Mattheyl-i, from l/art'iifWch TVJarv, Eagles, Ironi Forlsm juth Mary, Harries, f:o'm Dubli't Benjamin, I honiiis .Hope, SiuiOii j and Penr ose,' I ieat'd,' from Waierloi-d. al! in ballast. Cleared out, the S.vamea Trader; HiiKt iole aiid Expe-' dition, Hawkins, lor lJristol and Hichuiontl, Jenkins, ior Liverpool, with sundries Ullil.Y, -for b' de- ford Susannah, Ball, for 1'ruro Wateruiouth, Cuiclilfe, tor lltriicoinbe Hope, Uavies, for Amlwch; Friendship, W Iveddon and Prosper, Hole, for Miueheati Iron ami Till Irader, liarwood Se-veru, Cridlaif.i arid IVan'cv, Beynoll. for BridgewuterSwan, Jenkins; alld Good ftt- lent, Laucey, for Barnstaple Patience, Best, for JP.id'stow Sufficient Pearce aiid Oianu, Reynolds, tor Plymouth; Lamb, Melhuish; Susan, Fuher; Ann, Bryant; Favourite, Fisher Devonshire, Day; CI a low, |{ice Jaitics, Bryant; Providence, Lewis; Alexander, Langm-'id Pomona, Ed- wards; Perseverance, G'oss; and Broihers, Osborife, for ?t. Ives; Race Horse, Phillips, toi Yonghail Provirience," Willialmt; for Dublin; Eliz-i and Jane, Hammctt'; Resolu- tion, Lewis; Culloden,: Danes j Fair Trader, CViii, for WaterforO, all vrnh coals, Wind—-S. Vfi Ncatlt.—Cleared out. Lanc. Lodge, fot 13ridgewaler Pxinccss Royal, O'wn. for N^^pxirt PichHi, Uwcn Mcr. maid, Thomas; Luna;Owen Sincerity, Jones and Maria» Owen, tor Aberystwitli Friends, GOIJ:d'; for Lyme Grace, Dodge; and Hope, Butler, IOI Bideford Mary and SHUV, Adams, for Salcynibe Bobust, Rees, for Aberayron Jouu and William, Bartley aud Fovey, Bowden, ior F»wey • Brothers, Evans, for Conway; Agues,.Smith Cor.fidencel Steart Brothers, AIndge lhree Brothers. Dugdule Py- /ades, Elliott; Wilfiam, Mills O. P.j. Curlings Ceres, Russel; Polly, Craiich Eliza, Sprxgtfe and Lark, Wells, tor Dartmouth; Nepean, Pavey and Robert, West, for Bridpert Aon and William, Beit; and Two Brothers, Pebell, for Looe Lark, Jones, for Pwllheli* Rover, rjorthcott, for Plymonth aiid Heart of Oat, Pearson, for Cprk, all with coal and -culm. Ltunelhj.Arrived, the Pilgrim, Vaughan, from Water- ford Friendship, Owens; and Wiiliam and Mary, How- ells, from Bristol, with sundries Lanib, Evans and Betsy, Aiayn, from Penzance William and Mafy, Hutcbings Ebenezer, Billing; Mary, G'ibbs; Mercury, Cidder r MM- gam, Balks; Elizabeth, Millard; Mary Aim, Morgan. and Susan, Harveyj from St. Ives, all with cirtperon". Friends Ad venture, Meyrick WiHi:un. ChriKophcr Auvt, Ray Creswelt Castle, Lewis; and Fisher, Patrick, fmtfli Carmarthen; Thotnax, May, Olive Branch, Gard and Active. Saunders, from laliuouth Mayflower, Williams £ and Friends, Cummins, from Plymouth Industry, Retif from Newport; True Briton, Owens, from Cardigan Tho- mas AIIll Eliza, Barrett Jobn; Chalk Robert and Mary, Thomas aud Peter and Sarah, Yuung; from Bideford Wilr lian), Oats and Thetis; Appleby, from Peiizanee J aue; Brahyu. and John and illaiilda, Billing, froltl Padstow j Elizabeth* Evuns, from Bristol; Elinor,Grfiffthsi from Pwt- helly BctSy, Daiiiel; and Hero, Pri-ttyjohn, from Dart- mouth Lovely Peggy, Griffiths, from Exeter; Ann, Wil. lititiiii troiii Barrootifh Richard, Couch; Sfieedy, Wall; Molly, Ullioll; Goytreei Stevens Prince Edward, Xew and Mary, Husband, froniSl. Ives > and James and Mary^ fiom Dublin,ajl iu ballast. Cleared out, the Fiieiids Adventure, Meyncir; CreswelJ Castle, LeiVis; and Ann, Ray, for Carmarth-n True Britou, Owens; Fame; Jones; Venus, Rees; and Elin«r, Co<ich^ for Cardigan Rebecca. Eastaway and John, Cbalk, flit St. Ives Britannia, Jones, for Bideford Ami, Richafxisj fór llarmouib j Elinor, Hijghes; and Raven, Thomas, for Carnarvon; Wiiliaoi and, Mitry. Ilutchings Thomas and iiiii, Brjrer; and Jane, ^rabyn, for Padstow; Mayflower, Williams, for PJynioath; Thoitrisi May, fpr Falmouth; Mary; IlilrkJw, for Cork Peggy, Prichard and Vreii|js^ Jones, lor W aterford, all with coals and culm. Carmarthen. Arrivccl^ j|je commerce, Lewis; Cafniiar- then Backet^ j Two Sisters, Storks and Jane, Roberts, from Bristol, with surtdr.es; Cardigan, Evans; and Sophia, Rogers, froni Gloucester, with salt;. KOSe: Evans, froia Cardigan, with slates; Panthirion Convoy; Eliai, fr*tii New- port; wjth oak plank; Peggy, Webb,, from Tenby Saint David, Roberts; Mannngbtar, Roberts; CreS«el! Castle; Lewis Friends Adventure, Meyrick Rebecca, Treharne • and Anil, Ray, froiii Llanelly Bid/dor, Lloyd Bedford' Harry; and Courier, "L Stephens, from Kidwelly; all witlj coals. Cleared out, the Perseverance;Davies, for Glasgow, with oak birk and tin plates; aud William, Christopher, fot Llauelly with barley. Miflord.—Arrived, the Mary; Harries and Doljihit:, Thomas, from Dublin; «nd Prii-.ce al Wales, Wilh aas, from Pembroke for Swansea Corn me ice. Griiliths, troui Aberystwith and Margaret) Davies, froai Livetpuol fur Bristol; Neptune Buwen, from Waterford for Bribtoi Sin- cerity, Jones, from Neath for Aber_> stwah Lovely Peggy, James, from Wuterford for Glasgow Valentine, 'l\)i:ip- kin's, froai Brjdgewater Appolfo, ivrJi^loriu, froiii Seinen, with timber; anat bis M'jjestv's ship Myrtle, C.ij.t. Bh.g- ham, from Cork. t ° S-tiled, the Alexander, Lunneu, froirf New Brunswick for Glasgow; Conquest gun brig, fur S «aasea and a huge fleet of coasters, for the Sforih Channel. Aberystwith.—^Arrived, ijie Ejcpedition, Jones, from Li- verpool; and Prosperity, Richards/ from Barmouth, Willi sundrie?; Liverpool Trailer; Hugliest from Llanelly j Pro- vidence, Evans and Prichard, Lloyd, from Llanellv Di- ligence, Humphreys Pegiy, Lewis BotaJog, Morgan; and Luna, Owen, froiu Nt-mh Sincerity, Jones; ,\Lina; Oweu and Stud walls; Jai^es, from Newport, all with coals and culm. Cleared out, tlie. Agenora, James, for Liverpool, wi»U sHiidiieS; Limte't, Jones', for Milford, with poles. Friend- ship,-Lewis: Commerce, Grii!i!hs, and Stud*alls, Jamesy for Bristol, with lead ore Elisabeth, Etans and Hope, Joues, for Cardigan, -witfi sail's, cordage, and timber; and Naomi, Williams, for Doblin, with oak bark. Chepstow.—-Arrived, the Wiljinm and George, Thomp- son; Druid, Jones; Vine, Valentine; Ann and Peggy,- Waters; Chepstow, H.trwoud; Friends, Williams; Jane, Thomas Neptune, Motley »,id Endeavour, Phillips, from Bristol; Margaret, Barraee; George, A linn Broiheis, Bariielt; Athalia, Humphreys; Mathew, Withers; SdTjh. Hopwood; Active, Mosley John, Crump; Swayne, Miii- grate and Jubilee, Hill, froni Gloucestei Lovely Las*, 1-Iiscox Fancy,Waters;■ Endeavour, Whitchurch; Ann, Kendall; and Galley, Young, from Newport; Margaret, Davies; and Henry, Douglas,°from Carditi"; Juno, Reed, from Lyimaington William and Marv,-Lewis, fron,. Shad well, Edwards, from Bridgewajrr.; 1 bouiitsuuct Mary, Chid ley, from Bideford Warren,' Fisher; Maiy, liaiej aud Hope, Thomas, from Dublin. Cleared out, the Abbe^. M"c5i. Pr(,v'tdene. ttro-wl, William, Williams Cl»*p«"W-, Hurwood Ne;.unu \io\- ley Ann and Peggy, Water* Endeavour, Pluiltps Jo- seph aiid mid Hi.-m.-i, Brown, tor Bristol Charlottes Rowl«»; .U»hy;- V\sij and Abbey, Madley, for UfuuCt-Mfr Liiea, Ctemenis, for Galley, Hiscf* i taidi-avoUF, VVtiiichurch.; aud Mlnetva, Phillips, for Newport; Fauny, HargfH-re and Cotkson, is Rubilisollr for V\ orkiagtoii ;^ailv, Newman; .,„(! Heait of Oak, Wells, for Plymouth Hollow Oak. Vlatelvell, for Drogheda; D'Uirii Jones, irom ISewry Swavne, ;ll ngjiet, Alliance. Roberts and (Suckle, Webb, for Duhioi. Brittoi.Aruved, the S^un-.n. Benedict. Utttt Virgin- and Four Sisters,^ertield, iroty .J ^-aaica,
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< -<<> COUNTlir mar CSTS. Sw*v9K.A. u fieat SI 10 I. B*r|V V 11, ti 8 i. O"Î' per 9 BRISTOX. Wheal 68-. 44. to 6,91 -91, ;*fcr quarter. Fi r lo.tir 6^ 0(t. 10 7. Od. — -&tccni(4sr to 13 (jr4. Beans 33i. 6 —?.< %<, t« +I<r\ol.d, -U»f, iu*. m *;» Straw is. 4d.. t« fcg.4^ .'r