North Wales Gazette

This Day is published, asters' Second Catalogue, 1809 ROSTBR and SON having purchased the Library of the late Rev. Ttwq. Roberts, anruth, nsar Ruthin, are in I!ice:l to attach their o 'I!ier suppta.n-.int, togehar with a valuable collection of Foreign Books, since jased. .J_- PRIVATE TUITION. CXVlTtGrYMAX in the -)d of Carnarvon who intends to educate his own would be to take in two or three PupUs twelve years of age. Board and Tuition, a lius; washing) thirty-fire guineas per annUllI, nee one guinea.—For farther particulars i to the Printer of this Paper. '0 COWKEEPERS, FARMERS, &o. TO BE LET, AND EXTHITED UPO\ IMMEDIATELY, LARGE and commodious DWELLING- HOUSE, desirably situate in Truman- t, L:verpool, together with appropriate ,,A tor twelve cows, stabling: for six horses, eranary, large yard and o:her conveniences, r further particulars apply to the owner Mr. 65, Sco: lund-ra,d. Liverpool, or at 0r[h Wales Gazette Office. MUSICAL INS UXENTS. dE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, At the Prices Affixed, Well-toned HARPSICHORD, made by Joshua Done, London, 11h6, in very condition, six POUNDS.—A capital PIANO TE, fine-toned, in elegant inlaid mahogany equal to new, made by George Garoka, or;, 1792, TEN FOUNDS. N0 abatement HE made.—Apply to the NORTH WALES TTF. Office, Bangor. turnpike Tolls to be Let. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, HAT the TOLLS, arising at the several Tolls-gales, known by the names of Ur, Co«wa?, Trvvyn yr hwylfa, Peninaen- ,-t Tfefm a y -Grttf-dn,- i y Saint, and Llaiiacihauarn Gates, iu the t) of Carnarvon, WILL BE LET BY AUCTION, To the best Bidder, he dwelling-house of Mr. Robert Jones, own by the name of the King's Head, in the 'Vn of Carnarvon, in the county of Carnarvon, Saturday the 1.11tti day of January next, tween hours of eleven and four o cl",)C" in af'ernoon; which Tolls produced last year, Gwydir Gate Couway, SO Pevunaenmawr, 60 SO Bangor, 176 Tafarn y Grissia, 75 Pont y Saint, 280 Llanaelhauarn, 25 Trv/yn yr hwylfa, — 1 the ex pence gt collecting them, and will be put up at those sums respectively. hoever happens to be the best bidder, must, Ie same tune, give a bond, wttk sufficient, ies, to the satisfaction of the Trustees, for payment of the rent agreed for, and at such s as they shall direct. ROBERT ROBERTS, Clerk and Treasurer to the Trustees. rnarvon, 120th December, 1303. till Freehold Estates, Anglesey 8) Banger, North ffatcs. -6 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MESSRS. HOGG ART ANU PHILLIPS (Successors to Mr. Smith) iarraway's Coffee-house, Change-alley, Corn- il, London, on Thursday Jan. 19th, 1809, at tij, elve o'clock, in several Lots, unless previ- sly disposed of by private contract, of which e notice will be -iveii un: LORDSHIP of GELLIN'IOG, with several valuable Farms and Lime-stone Ties, in Anglesey situate on thc banks of the ai, opposite the beautiful Town pud much- ired Castle of Caernarvon, of which, and the larvonshire Mountains, it possesses a most d picturesque view containing togetherahout acres. The lands lie within a ring-feuce, "dins with lime, marl, and sea-sand. i estate, called PENRALLT, in jointure to j-dy aged about 70, situate in the beautiful and parish of Bangor, containing 213 acres, Uiing an excellent Mansion-house and 11 3 of ornamental timber, delightfully situate 1 an overlooking the town of j-or an;l die neighbouring country command- a view ot Anglesey and the Menai, and ad- .ng the grounds attached to the Bishop's ice. Part of this Estate is favourably situ- in the town for build jn. I Iso an excellent Farm, called PANT Y A [NOG, con'aining 167 acres, with buihlimrs con, and right of common for 20 oxen or 200 P, situate in the parish of Llanfichangel y nant, about iG miles from Carnarvon, rioted Particulars may be had^ of Messrs. kt>r and Rich, Solicitors, Gray's Inn; the :e, Eagles, Bangor; at the Uxbridge Hotel, narvon; White Barf, Bath; Lion, Shrevvs- r; Bush, Bristol at Garraway's; and of •srs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Broad-street, Exchange, where Plans of the Estates may iet:a. CARNARVON. CJfrs. Prichard's Boarding School LOS ED on the 81st inst. for the Christ- mas Vacation (wi'han ethibi'ion of various specimens of her pupils improvements) and opens on the 9tli of January. Mrs. Prichard, deeoly ) impressed with gratitude for 'he very libera! snp- port which she has received fro"!i. her friends and j the public, begs leave to inform them, 'hat she i has fitted up her house for the reeepiion of eight or ten additional boarders, to whose hea.fi, mo- rals, education, religious duties, dBI every (¡o- j mestic comfort, Mrs. Prichard will as usual strictly attend to. TO TANNERS. TO BE SOLD H Y AUCTION, At the Sportsman Inn, in the town of Carnarvon, in the county of Carnarvon, on Saturday the 21st day of January, 1809, between the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions as shall be then produced :— ALL the TANNING STOCK of Mrs. Jones, at Doiydd, in the parish of Llandwrog, within about lour miles of the market town of Carnarvon, con-dsiing of a great number of capi- tal Cow, Ox, and Horse Hides and Sheep Skins, I most of them arc. in a forward state, and a consi- derable number will be ready for the market in a few weeks, The TNnhome, which is modern and conveni- ent, will be let to the purchaser of the stock. Further particulars may be had by in, to Mr. WILLIAMS or Mr. EVANS, Solicitors, Car- narvon. This day was published, I THE SECOND AND CO N'CLUDIN G. VOLUME OF A HISTORY OF B II K CONSHl 11 E, By TF1EOPH [ LUS JONES, Deputy- Registrar, &;c. In Two Parts, Royal Quarto, illustrated with numerous Engravings. Two title-pages are given with this volume, iu order that the par's may be bound in one or I separately. Containing the antiquities, sepulchral monuments and inscriptions, natural curiosities, variations of the soily stratidcation, mineralogy, a copious list of rare and other plants and also the genealogies dud ärlllS of the principal families, properly coloured or blazoned; together with the names of the patrons and incumbents of aii the parishes and livings in this county. Price to original Subscribers, L;, who arc requested to be as "rly as possible in their for this book.—Price, to Non-Subscri- bers, £ 4 lh. 6d. I B;\•c^t-.ock s P*"«nN:<: h) C. Nord;, I Iiookselier, &c. tnii soid also by J Jjootii), Duke-street, Portland-place, LoncUjn and by I the Author, at his house in Brecon. Where also may be had, some Copies j of Fol. I. pr:ce £2 15 s. KEA'MOGE MAWR INN, The STAGE between Capel Cerig and Cortcen, on II the Great Jriih Ruaà. To the Nobility and Gentry of the United King- dom, Commercial Gentlemen, and his Friends, J WEAVER, returns his sincere thanks « to the Nobili'y and Gentry of the United Kingdom, who have already patronized his house, and have so kindly pledged themselves to support him, against an attempted opposition by the former occupier of Kcnnioge.—J. WEAVER begs leave to assure them, that it shall be his con- stant endeavour 10 merit that confidence which a generous public has so liberally bestewed upon him, by every attention in his power. J. WEAVER has it now in his power to inform the public, that his House is fitted up with good and well-air'd bedding, and every requisite ac- ¡ commodation for'the traveller; with a full esta- blishment, of Horses and Carriages, sober and careful Drivers, upon the shortest notice. Kennloge to Corwen 13 Mi'es Corwen to Llangollen .10 do. Llangollen to Oswestry P2 do. Oswestry to Salop 18 do. 53 Miles Kennioge to Capel Cerig 15 Miles Capel Cerig to Bangor Feiry 17 do. Bangor Ferry to Gwyndit ..122 do. Gwyndu to liolyticad 12^ do. 57 Miles BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. RYIHE BRITISH FIRS OFFICE, at their j| principal OFFICES in the STRAND and CORNERLL, LONDON, and by AGENTS in EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, DUBLIN, and the principal TOWNS of the UNITED KIN GDOMS,continue to grant Insurances against in EDINBURGH, GLASGOW, DUBLIN, and the principal TOWNS of the UNITED KINGDOMS, continue to grant Insurances againxt FfitE, on the Terms and Conditions of their printed proposals, delivered gratis. The direct- ors have great pleasure in reflecting that by their cxartions and plans the benefits and principles of Insurance arc more geuíèrally felt alui understood and they trust that they have a claim for prefe- rence with the public, for the liberal conduct they have evinced in all their transactions. Pre- miums for Iiisnqiiice renewable at Christmas must be paid on or before the 9th day of January next. The Terms and Conditions of Insurance as sta- ted in the Policies, arc defined with perspecuity, plainness and precision, so as to prevent the mis- understandings and disputes dependant upon ill- digested, unadvised, and ignorant plans, equally baneful to the Proprietors and those Insuring. ANNUAL PREMIUMS. Common Insurance, 2s. per Cent.—Hazardous, 3s.-Doubl Hazardous, 5s. Insurance on FARMING STOCK, at 2s. 6d. per Cent. specifying the sums to he insured on the different sorts of Grain—or is. 6d. per Cent. only on the whole stock of any one Farm, with Salvage Clause. ROBERT SKELTON, SECRETARY. T EDUCATION. CHESTER .MATHEMATICAL AND COM- MERCIAL SCHOOL, By u* IE LD, Son, 8i AssistdTit. TERMS for Board and Tvventy-foii- Guineas per annum—Entrance, O ;o Guuwa Washing, Half-a-GuInea per quarter. School ie-opens on January I <>h N. B. For particulars inquire at his- honse in Watergate-street, or by letter (post paid.) LATELY ¡VAS PUBLISHED, In Demy Twelves, on fine wove paper, contain- ing upwards of 400 pages of letter-press, PHICE ONLY SIX SHILLINGS IN BOARDS, AN ENGLISH & W ELS ft DICTIONARY; in which the English Word:, and sometimes the Idioms and Phraseology, are accom- panied by those which synonymise or correspond with them in the Welsh Language. The whole carefully compiled from the best sources and materials, By W. RICHARDS, M. A. The Monthly Review speaks of this work in the following handsome manner: This Manual appears to be correct, and in every way well to answer the purpose for which it was designed. We congratulate the public on the. acquisition of a compilation so useful, and so accessible." ( armarfhen printed and sold by John Daniel; I sold also by F. Jenkins, Swansea; Mr. George North, Brecon; Mr. Kaye, Liverpool; and Messrs. Lackington, Allen, and Co. London. C:.1r The public are requested to be particular in askmgfor iti os' BSGLISH-WCLSH DIC- TIONARY, as (here is a work of a similar nature laie'y I-a bare-faced piracy, printed on very coarse paper. Alio ikr follotcai^ TVclsh fioolc* Y Bi!)J Satictaid-l, ynghyd a Sylwiadaa J. Canne, ar yrnyl y dail, 8s. Canwyli y Cyriiru; or, Welshman's Candle, 4s, bound. 'faith y Pererin, tan riih iKenddwyd, V1S,5'' Y pedwar 1 dicmas Sanctaidd neu'r Jerusa- hyn lem Newydd, Is. r.j'ohn Crist yn lachawdwr Cyflawn, 9d. | Bunyan. Etholidigaeth a Gwrthodcdigacth, Hi j Aliwedd Newydrl i ddysgu darllen Cymraeg, 6d. A liberal aiiosvance in taking a qua>i(ijy of ike ai.ove. V/EST MINSTER. SOCIETY For Insurance on lives and Survivorships, and granting Annuities, STitA^C iSI! COliN HILL, LONDON. THIS sociclr, itisMtuted for the conveni- ence and accommodation or every class and condition of life, was established in London, in 1792, upon a plan settled after the most mature consideration and approbation of several of the most eminent of His Majesty's Counsel. It embraces ttco objects of concern to the. Public, vrz. INSURANCE ON LIVES AN D STJUVIVORSH, AND G R A N R X X G A N U I T I XI; S INSURANCE ON' LIVES. This object, affords the opportunity to provide for the Aged, the Widow and the Fatherless, and to guard against the loss and disappointment of a depcndance on the casualty of life. To this end any person, for the anllna premium specified in the tables, can secure to his Widoto and Chit- dr-en thc payment of such a sum of money, as in his judgment will save them from that distress and poverty which his death would otherwise occasion. In the case of fines for the renewal 0f Leases held on laves, a very beneficial advantage is se- cured to the parties holding such Leases, by in- suring, the amount thereof on the Life or Lives of the pprson or persons, at whose death such Anes ar>i payable. The purchase money for Life Interests or An- nuities >aay be secured by insuring tite Life of the party upon whom the same depends. Persons holding Church Preferment or any o- ther situation, by which they possess only In- come for Life, may secure a reversion of a stipu- lated amount, ill money to their Widows or Fa- milies. Persons holding employments in public offices, depending either on the Lives of themselves or of others, may, by the modes adopted in this office, be secured from loss in case of the death of the party on whose Life the same may be held. Any person not possessed of an independent property before marriage, may, by insuring his Life, be enabled to make such settlement, on his intended wife, as shall be deemed requisite. A mong the various benefits this office affords, none, perhaps, may be greater, than the oppor- tunity it gives for satisfying creditors, where the ability of the debtor to discharge their claims depends on the continuance of t,he life I'liis may be accomplished by securing, through annual paymetHs on a Life Insurance, a sum to he paid at the death of IIle debtor; failure in trade may by this be prevented, and arrangements made in consequence equally beneficial to debtor and cre- ditor. N. B. Any person having insured his Life at this office, may, by will, dispose of the property to arise therefrom, as his own personal estate. GRANTING ANNUITIES Affords a resource against Old Age, Sickness, bodily Infirmity, and other casualties «f life. I By this office, every pecuniary provision may be made either for a party personally, or for his Widow, Children, or Dependants; and Mar- riage Settlements procured. Terms and Conditions gratis, as aJJovc) or of ¡ the Agents to the Society in Dublin, Edinburgh and other Cities and Towns in Great Britain and I Ireland, ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. CARNARVONSHIRE. L LAN DDE NTIO L E N in the M WOR. off DI- NOR\YIC INCLOSURE. fTITE undersigned, the Commissioner ap. pointedhy an Act of Parliament passed in the 46th Year of the Reign of M's present, Ma- jesty, intituled, An Act for Zr.stcrsing Lands in the parish of LiansJdeiiiolen, iu the county of Car- narvon." hereby give VO'TICA, That the second Public Sitting for carrying into effect the Powers contained in the said Act, and in another Act passed in the 48th Year of the Reign of his present intituled, 11 Ati Act to alter, amend, and explain an Act of his present Majesty for inclosing Lands in the parish of Lianddeniolen, in the county of Carnarvon." will be held at the Sportman Inn, in the town of Carnarvon, in the county of Carnarvon, on Satur- day the 11th day of January, 1809, between the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock in the afternoon, when and where all persons and Bodies Corporate or Politic, who have or claim any Common or other rig-h r, to or in the said LanJ to be inclosed as aforesaid, are required to deliver, or cause to he delivered to me the said Comrnissioner an account or Schedule in writiug, signed by them or th«ir several and respective attornies, guardian*, trus- tees committees or agents of such their respec- five rights or claims and therein to describe the Lands or Grounds. Ami the respective Messua- ges, Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments: in res petit whereof they shall respectively claim to he intitled to any and which of such rights in and upon the same, or any part thllreof, with the name or names of the persons then in ttic actual. possession thereof; and the numher of acres of each Tenement, or Parcel of Land, and the qua- lity thereof, distinguishing the Freehold from the Leasehold and such person or persons as shall make default will be excluded and totally barred from all right and title in to or upon the said Lands and Commons, to be inclosed as afore- said. Given under my Hand this 23d day of De- cember, 1308. WALTER JONES. CARNA R FON SHIRE. in the MANOR of Dl- NIORWIC INCLOSURE. fThe undersig-aed, tiio Commissioner ap- pointed by virtue of an Act of Parliament, passed in the 46(h Year of tha Reign of his pre- sent Majesty, intituled An Act for mclo-sing in the parish o; iik the county ol Carnarvon- Do hereby give J\Totice, That at the second public Sitting, to carry the Powers contained in the said Act, and in another Act passed in the ,18th Year of the Reign of his present Majesty, intituled, An Act to alter, amend, and explain an Act of his present Ma- jesty, for inclosing Lands, in the parish of Llan- in the county of Carnarvon," intocTecf. The following Allotments of the Lands and Com- mons to be inclosed, by virtue of the said acts, wilt be SOLD BY AUCTION, (In pursuance or the power contained therein, for the purpose of paying, and defraying the ex- penees of obtaining, and passing the said Ac's, and other incidental expetices, and charges) At the Sportman Inn, in the town of Carnarvon, on Saturday the 14th Day of January, 1809, between the hours of 2 and 5 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions as shall be then pro- duced, as marked and mapped. A n. P. Lot 1. A Porfiou of a certain Common, CRXUft-fi/ioiiudrieijlftr, adjoining the road leading 7 from the village of Llanddeniolon, to Barfgor, containing, t 2. Do. adjoining the right side of the road leading" from LlanddeBiolen to Moel-y-don. 28' 1 39 3. Do, Do 14 I 4 4. Do. adjoining the left side of the same road. 15 0 14 r -)o 6. Do, „. Do, wirh the Cottage and Inclosure in the > Possession of Robert Thomas J 0. Do, adjoining ths Farm cail«d Cefn, iu fhe Occupation of Huffh Hughes 8 I 8 1. Do, adjoining the Farm called Wern, in the CccupatioH of William Parry 6 0 37 8, Part of Rhoschwilog, adjoining the right side of the road leading- from Carnarvon to > Liauddei-iiolcn, with the Cottage and Iuclosure, uoir in the occupation of John Frees, J Given undr-r my Hand this 2lst day of N0-; vember, 1808. WALTER JONES. These Lots are situated within a few miles of the uvarket town of Carnarvon, and near manure the Land is. very improveable, and each Lot may be converted into a coilvenient small Farm. Robert LloyrJ of Brynadda will shew the boun- daries of each Lot. For further particulars apply at Mr. J. EVA NS's Office, Carnarvon, where a maji of the Allot. ments may be seen, ■ ■■ !■ b& UNION SOCIETY, • Insurance against Logs by Firs, Established at Norwich, in March, TRUSTEES. V Sir -Dronv MACKWOUTP-. R-ir» Sir M ATTiurw Bloxka-.j, kGi- j • F»'A\ct: DICKENS, Esq. R i r.pn C s I DWELL, Esq. ■ EDWARD WESVIA* Martis, i t -p TN ail the Premium is r«jnrn8,{ r 'ile Inyi,reli> except what is wanted to d*- trayOdice expences, ami to make icood I.'ie Society now of more than ¡ Members, ana has insured 7 millions of property The returns are made at the end of seven vears* from the commencement of each person's lixnr- ance, by which means the Society's caoital al- ways consists of 7 years' deposit, which have hitherto been found so much more than siifTb ient I' to defray.the Losses, that dividends of from 5'H. to ^1. per cent, have been returned to those Mem- bers, whose terms of 7 years lipi-c WitI'¡ such superior advantages, it i* by no mea'.s sur- I, pnsmg that this Institution should be so .<>v«era!- ly preferred, as every man who is at liht-ifv i > exercise his judgment, will adopt all,, »LIranee that secnre him from- 1, for lir|> more than a fourth part of the money nsr.aH/ paid. AI! persons wishing to become Members, .v.a- remove their Insurances from other offices to'th>s without any ex pence. Particulars of the Plan, ^c. maybe bed i.y Rpplvmg to Mr. JOHN Hukls:STOX of Osaestrv Solicitor, •" I Or of the following other Arenfs. SIIREWSBURY Mr. Jo„v Bi!!CTJ Tin >VHITCHURCH, w M. WI J>RAYTON ,.vr. NEWPORT f, S BRIDGNORTH, D. i'J .u 'vici' -'zr CLI'OBUFl V, ? sa" MORTIMER,> •John WOODWARD. LUDLOW" W. Frn,TOX. I FARMING STOCK Insured at the reduced Rale of 2s. per cent. and Losses occasioned by lightning made good. ;l UNION SOCIETY, For the Insurance of Lives, granting An* nuilici and Endowmenl (if Children. TIIUSTEES. The Most Noble the M ARQdfs TOWXSH LND The Right HOII. EARL CRAVEN Sir: DTGIIY MACKWOarii, tU-r* Sir ROBERT BURNETT, Bart I Sir PHILIP MOjVOX, Bart. Sir MATTHEW BLOXAM, Knt. & Aid. JOHN PATTERSON, Esq M P WALTER FAWKES, Esq. STARLiNG DAY Esq. Mayor of Norwich, &c. ccc..tc. Secretary, Mr. THOMAS BIGNOLD Actuary, Mr. RICHARD MORGAN, THE Directors of this Socidy wish to call JtL the public attention to the liberality of iu plan, and to the advantages it possesses over prior establishments of this nature fill ST. The RATES ARE NEARLY 10 PER C LOWER THANTIiOSE OFI.IFE INSllRAScE ¡ pi PICKS IN GENERAL, and coiiseqtir-ht]y are I, iiigtny advantageous to the Public, but Most es- pecially so to persons effecting insurances for s/wrt perioa>\ who do not in other offiees enjov any of the Benefits offered to parties iusuring inr th(t whole duration of life. SECONDL V.—The surplus capitaJ, after f-aying the office expends, and satisfying ilie. of the insured, is returned to them at stated periods, at; additions to the sums originally insured ami THI RDL Y.—All the petty advantages of other offices are discarded from the plan of liL, fn-iti- tution, no charge being made for entrance move, for non-appearance at chief office, for policies] or for neglect of paying the annual p, emiums in das time, (except the mere interest lost by the delay). Tha Society also not only makes a liberal al- lowance for the policies, if the insured cr'nnot continue to pay the premiums, biU mill even ad- vance. Ivans on such policies, in case the pn.-Ues an desirous of retaining their interest in the insurance. The Agents for the Fire Office are also Agents 1 for the Life Office.