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2, Bangor Street, Carnarvon. MISS MORRIS BEGS to inform her Friends and ihe Public, that her School ItE-OPENS on MONDAY next, the 21st in'ant. TUITION. A GRADUATE of Oxford, resident in a Sea-port Town of North Wales, is desirous of receiving two Pupils for private instruction. The most respectable references given and required. For Particulars, apply to the Publisher. French Drawing and music. MONSIEUR PIERRE COULON, Professorof French, atthe Friars Schrol, Bongor, and at the Grammer School, Beaumaris, BEGS to inform the Nobility, Gentry and the Public of Carnarvonshire and Anglesey, that he attends private pupils in the above branches, at Bangor, Menai Bridge and neighbourhood on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Suturdnys Bc.mmaiis and Neighbourhood on Mondays and Fridays. Carnarvon, do. oil Thursdays. Application for terms and other particulars, to Mr. P. C., Garth, Bangor. MONEY. WANTED to borrow the Sum of £ 3,500 for which Interest at the Rale of 5 per Cent per Annum will be punctually paid half yearly. Further particulars may be known on applitation by letter Dost-paid to Messrs. Poole and Powell, Solicitors, Carnarvon. ELECTION OF CORONER. TO THE Gentry, Clergy, and Freeholders of the County of Anglesey. HUGH WYNNE, Esq. having resigned tbe office of CORON lilt for the above County I beg to offer myself as a Candidate for tbe situation my residence bein^ in a cen- rat par of the County, would tend to the convenience of the Island at large. Should you be pleased to honor me by elect- ing me to the office of Coroner,I trust that I shall be enabled to iuliil the of that office to the satisfaction of the Country, 1 shall take the first opportunity of waiting upon you person- ally to sohcit your votes. I remain, Gentlemin, Your most obedient S, rvant, SAMUEL DEW. L'angefnl, Dec. 27th. 1833, TO THE Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, & Freeholders OF Tin: COUNTY OF ANGLESEY. MY LORDS AND GKNTLEMLN, PERMIT nie to ofl'tr myself to your notice as a Candidate for the office of Coroner of your County, now vacant by the resignation of Hugh Wynne, Esquire. Connected with the legal proiessiun (a profession with which the office itself is in most respects identified), and perfectly aware of the responsibility of that high and important office, allow me to assure you, that if your Suffrages shall place me in that honourable'situation, I will di charge its duties with diligence aHj liih lily. I will take the earliest o; pertur.ilv of waiting upon you per- sonally, and in the meantime have the honour to be, M v Lords and Gentlemen, Your most obedient and very humb'.e servant, WILLIAM JONES. Pen'rallt, Llangefni, 28th Dec. 1833. TO THE rre2holders of the County of iLcglesoy. MY LORns AND GE:"TlEME'I, "STUN DING most unexpectedly that the Election for a the Office el Cnroner appears likely to become a political que tien, and being unwilling to be a party in the ele- meutso strife in the county, I very respectfully to dedir.e the c aracter of a Candidate for your suffrages. To those vetv nnm, rOils friends of ail parties who have so li",I\y, and in very sunny instincer. voluntarily, come forward to tender me their votes, 1beg thankfully to present my heart- fel gratitude. Returning again to the pursuit of my professional duties, I S do so in ihe satisfaction of having honourably acquitted tnyself in seeking a ijioi-c widely extended sphere of action, and with a strong conviction that, hud the question been left to stand upon its own merit-, [ bad, from the extensile support I re- ceived, a fair chance of being elected to the high and import- ant otlice to which I aspired. I am, my Lordi and Gen'lemen, go With every sentiment of respect, Your o1.pdi.'nl humb'e servant, THOMAS DA VI LS GRIFFITH, Member of the Koyal College of Surgeons in Loi.don. Glan'rafon, Amlwch, Jan. 14th, 1839. To the Benevolent. AVERY Aged M;tn, who in his brighter days, lived in comfort and affluence, by a surces ion of misfortunes over which he had no coniroul, is now rcdiwed to absolute penury. He has therefore no resource but this Appeal to public sympathy, and he li-,pms that those friends who knew liim in the years of his pro;peiity, as well as all who are charitably disposed towards the unfortunate, will now lend their aid in relieving the necessities of a desolate Old Age. The person soliciting is JAMES KNOWLES, formerly land- lord of Gwynity Hot.,1, Anglesey. The smallest contribution will be gratefully received and may he left at the Hank of Messrs. WlLl.IAMS and Co., Carnarvon and Bangor. Jau.7:h.tS39. To be Sold by Auction, At CAEMAWR, in the Parish of LLANBEBLIG, near the town of CARNARVON, in the county of Carnarvon, on TUESDAY the22d day of JANUARY, 1839. ALL and singular the HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, Dairy Utensils, Implements of Husbandry and Farming Stork, consisting of Horses. M ileb Cows, Stacks of Hay, OdlS, Barley and a quantity of Potatoes. The property of ilir. Robert Jones who ii giving up farming. The Auctien to cotiimonci at ten o'clock in the morning precisely, and to be continued until the whole is disposed of. PWLLHELI BREWER Y. To be Let, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, 4 Small Compact BREW ERY, capable of Brewing Nine Barrels, wiih Utensils complete, situate at the Entrance of the Town of Pwllheli, ami now in full work. is a good supply of Water on the Premises. Apply (if by lett'r, post-paid,) to Mr. EVAN WItLlUIS, Ironmonger, Pwllheli. TO INNKEEPERS AND OTHERS. To be Let, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, THE CASTLE HOTEL, situate in CASTLE SQUARE, in the Town of CARNARVON, together wi h convenient and spacious Stabling and Yard. The House and Premises are burnished, and will be Let with the Furniture, or the Furniture may be taken at a Va- luation, at the option of the taker. The Premises are situated in the most convenient and eligible place, for commanding Business in the Town of Carnarvon; and the present opportunity is well worthy the attention of any person with a moderate capital desirous of making a profitable Investment. For Further particulars apply (ifbv l'ttor post-paid) to Mr. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Mountpl'easant Inn,near Carnarvon, or Mr. WILLIAM LLOYD ROBERTS, solicitor, Carnarvon. Tolls to bs Let. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the TOLLS arising at the urider-mentioned Toll Gates, situated in the Abrrdovey District of Turn- pike Road, in the county of Merioneth, Will be Let by Auction, for One Year, from the 12'h day of MAY next, to the highest biddei, at the RAVEN INN, in Abf.HDUVEY, in the said county, on THURSDAY, the 7th day of FEBRUARY next, at the liour of 12 o'clock at noon, in the manner directed by the Act pas?ed in the third year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth, for regulating Turnpike Roads, which Tolls produced the last year the sum set opposite them rp" Fpectively, above the expense of collecting them, and will be i put up at those stiin,. Whoever happens to be the best bidder, must at the same time give security, with sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Roads, for the payment of the rents agreed for at such time as they shall direct. Cathli and Boiltalog Gates J0148 Nant-y-uwenllif Gate 62 At the same time and place the Trustees will receive Ten- ders for the repairs of the said Turnpike Roads, for one year, from the 12th day of February next. DAVID MORGAN, CUrk to the Trustees. Machynlleth, Jan. 3, 1839. NOTICE. THE Relatives of Capt. JOHN WILLIAMS, a native of Wales, may hear of something important by applying (if by letter, to be post-paid) at the Office of this Paper. The said John Williams served his time on' of the port of Liverpool. He married an Irish lady, in 1801, and afterwards lived in Philadelphia, America, where he died, in 1816. KTotics is Hereby Given. THAT the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the TRUSTEES of the FLINT, HOLYWELL, and MOSTYN TUl'npikt' Di.ric's of Roa,h, in the Comity of Flint, will be held at the Be 1.1, AND A \Ti LiiPE INN, in Eol.YWKI.L, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th dav of JANUARY inst. at 12 o'clock, to audit the accounts of the Clerk, Treasurer, Surveyors, and othe s employed in the Receipt and Expenditure of the Monies of the said Trusts, and for other matters. EDWARD JOVES, Cleik to the Trustees. Holywell, Jan. 7, 1839. To Surveyors and JLand Valuers. THE Pa'ties interested having agreed for the Com- mutation of the Tithes of the Parish of Lt.A DI.C'W Y N and LLANFIHANGr.LYTRAKrHAU, in the Coun y of Merioneth, (forming One Rectory), and being desirous of appointing com- petent Persons for the apportionment of the Rent-char«e, Ly such at-nrvey and apportionment as will meet with the ap- probation (but not to r. quire the tc t and seal) ot the T<thc Commissioners, NOTICE IS HEHRHY G1VEW That such Persons as mav he desirous of undertaking such sur- vey alone are to gond to me, on or before the 1st day of Fe- bruary next, sealrd tinders in writing (post-free and marked "Tender for Llanifhangel-y-traethau Rectory") of the terms p r Acre for a complete survey of the Lands subject to tithes in the said Parishes, including two fair copies of Maps, upon a scale of eight chains to an inch, and Books of reference, wall each tenement brought together, shewing the names, acreage, and state of cultivation of each ifeld in the parish, sir h tender j to be accompanied hv an offer per Acre to be deducted there- | from for any accredited Maps which may be, pa. in for the as- sistance for the surveyor hv anv of the Landowners. seeh Persons as may be d .iron. of nni!«-r>al;!n.r ihe of th ■ Rent-charge of the said Parishes, separately, arct-i s> lid j to me, 011 or before the said I t day of Fi binary next, sealed tenders in writing (marked as aforesaid) of the terms, either in a gross sum per Acre, for such apportionment with each tenement brought together, a..d shewing the Rate per Acre, annual value; and proportion of the Rent charge upon each field in the said Parishes, in order that the same tenders reo spectively may be laid hefore a Meeting of the Landowners to be held at the Ship-a-Ground Tavern, in the Village of Tal-y« saruau, in the said Countv, on Monday, the 4ih day of Fe- bruary next, at 12 at NToon, for their consideration. The Pari hes contain altogether 731 I acres or then ab; u' N.B.— The parties t!,e above suivey and ap- portionment will be required to complete the same on or before the 1st day of July next. JOHN JONES. Fronheulog, Dolgellry, 2nd Jan. 1CJ9. To Surveyors and ILtxrtd "Valuers, rriHE Parties interested having agreed for the Coni- X mutation of the whole of the lithe ot the Parish of LLANFAIB, in the County of M< rionoth, and being desjro is of appointing competent persons for tbe apportionment (if tJir; Rent-charge bv such a survey and app'r.i inment as will nieet the approbation (but n t so as to 1"1'<: the test a d seal o the Tithe Commissioner-, f notice is nr,r;i:Ry GIVEN. That such persons as may be desirous i f umlertahinir sncjj survey alone arc to send to me 011 or before the 15:1, day (If February next, sealed tenders in wriring "a:id marked "Tenders for Llanfair") of the teims per Acre, for a complex survey of ail the Lands subject to Tit hi s in the said Parish, including two fair copes of the Maps (upon a scale of eight chains to an inch) and Books ot itTerence, witli each tenement brought together, shewing the names, acreage, and state of cultivation ot each field i" the parish; such tender to be accompanied by en offer per Acre to he deducted there- from for any accredited Map which may he put in for the as- sistance of the surveyor by anv of the Landowners. And such persons as may be of undertaking the apportionment of the Rent charge of the said Parish, separably from the sa il survey, are to send to me, on or hehre the said loth day ,of February ne,\t, in writing (pest-free and mask- (I as afoiesaid), of the i-rsns per Acio. lor *i,cl> anpo." meni, with each tenement brnugiit together, and shewing ti e Rate per Acre, Annual Value, a il Proportion of the Rent- charge upon each Field in the Pari<h, "hic1. Rent-charge is intended to be ap porti -neil aei orduig to a Poundage Ra'e upon the Rent ingvalue of the parish after allowing the Lands covered by Modusl's or other certain 1'ithes the Lendi; of such customs. The parish contains about 5^.57 acres. JOHN JONES, Fronheulog, Dolgelley, 2nd Jan. 1830. Steam Communication wHh Liverpool. k THE St. George Company's respectfully give notice JL that the St. David Steam Packet, J. B. CALDBECK, Commander, Has been placed on the above line, for the accommodation of Shippers of Live Stock and o'h"r goods, and from her well known superiority as a Cargo Vessel, added to the extensive improvements she has lately undergone ill every department of her machinery and hull, they hope ti> injure a continuance of that support which has hitherto been awarded by the public. Passengers are requested to observe, that this Vessel is pe- culiarly adapted for t,ie IN i i',R LIN E, having comforalble SLEEPING BIKTHS IN SUMHATI- CABINS. Bays of Sailing, CARNARVON, 1MENAI B I! I L)G 10, &C. to LIVERPOOL, EVI.KY TUESDAY AND FI:U>AY. From CLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL, to MRNAl RltlDGE and CAKNAIiVON, EVEHY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Cargo for WALES will be taken on SA TURDAYS, and all Goods are requested to he sent to the St George Steam Packet Company's Office, Clarence Dock, on Friday. Refreshments to be had Oil board, on moderate terms. For further particulars please apply to M r. TIMOT it Y, St. George's Pier, Menai Bridge or Mr. John Dew, Carnarvon. STEAM COMMUNICATION DIRECT LIE'L W I'.L.N Liverpool, Sangor and Carnarvon. THE Public are respectfully informed that the fast- sailing and favourite Steam i'. ekct, S 1.1 0 -77 D 11 T'T, THOMAS THOMAS, A?ASTER, Will sail between LIVERPOOL, BANGOR ttnll CAR- NARVON. The great advantage of a direct communication has long been anxiously required during the ;1I'c'r Months, for the safe and speedy conveyance of Live Stock and Produce from the above Ports to Liverpool, the Snowden Steam Packet will effect this desired ol ject, and by her well known regularity arid speed bring these places into immediate communication, ex- tending their general commercial intercourse. CARNARVON and BANGOR Trad esnien will find this an eligible conveyance of their Goods from Liverpool. As the Proprietors are determined to spare no exertions to main- tain the character universally accorded to the above Vessel fo.) unctuality, she will take in Goods for Bangor an i Carnarvon every Monday, Wedncsdav and Thursday, at 33 Watcr-.strcet, or the New Wall, JMa„chesur Basin. LIST OF FREIGHTS. Q (I. ^ar perewt. 0 6 Ale and Porter ..hi;, brl. 1 0 ^°lasscs 0 6 Bale Goods .per foot 0 3 R,f« ? ..2d ..0 3 0 Flour per sack 0 9 TALLOW 0 6 Wheat. () F) Chest lea each 6rl. 1 3 Barley q g Box Soap per box 1 0 Clover Seed 1? H,1 2 0 Ditto Candles 8d 1 Olron 9 0 Oranges r' 6 White Lead per cwt. 0 (S Spirit per Gat. U I Lead Q (J Oil Bags, Boxes & Ale and Porter ..per bri. 2 0 Parcels &c. &c fi(/. 1 0 Refreshments supplied on board, at Moderate Rates. For further particulars apply to Air. RICHARD RO- BERTS, 33, Water-Street, Liverpool, who will see that all Goods forwarded >,v 'he Snowder are charged at the above rate> Mr. WA LK L 'l• "ll Pa'-k'-t Ag»nt, Market-street, Manchester; Mr. ROBERT HUMPHREYS and H. HUM- PHREYS, Menai Bridge; Air. RICHARDSON, Castle PHREYS, Menai Bridge; Air. RICHARDSON, Castle Green, Carnarvon and Captain THOMAS 1UOMAS, on l°No!'th Wales Steam Packet Office, 33, Water-street, Liver- pool, 17th October, UK3B.

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