North Wales Gazette

COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings after Trinity Term, I8l0f before the Lord Chief Baron XLacdouald. SEVERAL Prosecutions were instituted by the Attorney General against different Glovers and Silk-Mercers, to recover the penalty W 6-200 each, for having in their possessioll ^viRfiK.N LEATHER GLOVES, and BAN- D ANNO 15 SILK H AN DK lift CHI E FS. The Solicitor-General, who conducted the prosecu- lions, stated to the Jury, that offence? of this i Qatufe must he prosecuted with considerable severity, as the importation of goods of this ttescriptio" was highly injurious to the Mauufao- tures of this coumry, and to the labouriijg persons -ho are employed therein, and depei>4 upon if for their subsistence that if one Tradesman sold them, others were naturally induced 10 dos.) 4004 tha- 'hey would otherwise lose thair custom, ft" persons who were prejudiced in favor of Fo* feign >\r ticks would frequent tiurt siol) where the Foreign Articles were sold, and the conse- quence would be that they who obeyed the Law fould snifer by that obedience, and they who violated the Law would protit by ilic violation that. h, therefore thought it an obligation upon th()e who are to protect the revenue to put the 10 Law in strict force, in order that all Traders *> be on (he same footing, and the British Manufacturers protected.—And that, for the future, no mitigation whatever would be made in j the penalties that might be strictly incurred.—In -the above cases, penalties to a considerable amount Werc recovered. N CARNARVONSIIIRF,, AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. AT the GRNTFRAI, ANNUAL MEETING of the MEMBERS of the Carnarvonshire Agricultural Society, held at the Sportsman Inn, in the town of Carnarvon, oa Saturday the 25th day of August, 1810, RICH. EDWARDS, of Nanhoron, Esq. in the Chair. The following Premiums were adjudged and ordered to be paid. A Premium of the value of 10 Guineas, to ¡ William Williams, of TYIl y wern, in she parish: Llangar, in the county of Alei ionefl), for the, ^est Cart Stallion, shewn at Pwllheli in May last. A Premium value 5 Guineas, to Evan Roberts Of Crugan. a tenant of Thos. P. J. Parry, Esq. for the best team of Horses. ( d Premium of the value of 5 Guineas, kcis adjudge/l to Colonel Edwards, for the best Hull, shewn fit Pwllheli, which Premium Col. Edwards declined accepting, and.chich he has directed to be added to the i'remium for the best Bull shewn at Pwllheli Fair, in May, 1811, if such Premium is obtained by a tenant.) A Premium value 5 Guineas, to John Willi- ams of Tal y sam, in the parish of. Llanllechid, t'enaqt of the Ri^hi Honourable Lady Penrhvn, 1" the bfeSt Bull shewn at iiansro,- lair, July fct, 1810 <- A Premium value 5 Guineas, to Robert Lloyd, Of Brynadda, a tenant of T. Asheton Smith, Esq. for raising and consuming on his Farm, the best crop of Swedish and other Turnips, not less than 5, acres. A Reward of 3 Guineas, to Thomas Williams, Pen y Park, in the parish oPLlaniestyn, for having his Farm in the best condition and order. A Piece of Plate value 10 Guineas, to the Rev. Ill. W. Jones, for .aising the best and greatest tength of Stone Wall, viz, two hundred and twenty rood.. and upwards in length, and six feet high, secured by a Lock Stone, on his Farm of Pen y bryn, in the parish of Beddgelert. ) A Reward ot Five Guineas, to Hugh Williams, a servant in husbandry with Mrs. Jones of Gel- lix,ig, for above 34 years faithful servitude. A Reward of Three Guineas, to Thos. Paul, a servant in husbandry with Rice Thomas, Esq. for 26 years faithful servitude.' A Reward of Five Guineas, to Lowry Williams, a-servant in husbandry with Thomas Jones of nol Marchog, for above 32 years offaithful servitude, A Reward of Three Guineas, to Margt, Parry, length of service with Mrs. M. Owen, of Carnarvon. And a Reward of Three Guineas, to Griffith Abraham, a cottager, for maintaining and bring- in up in habits of industry, eleven legitimate Children without receiving parochial assistance. Since the first establishment of the Carnarvon- shire Agricultural So-iety, a very laudable spirit o industry has been observed among niauy of the Tenants and farmers HI different parts of the county, and the Members of the Society look f forwards with confident hope, that the rewards and encouragements offered at the present Meet- ing, will excite a great degree of emulation, and a proportionate spirit of improvement throughout Ithe county. The Society having for its object the promotion of a general spirit of Agriculture ia the county Carnarvon, and being particularly desirous of (' encouraging Tenants and Farmers, have resolved, that theirpremimns shall be given to tenants only, and they are hereby invited to attend the several Meetings of the Society, to state their respective claims, with which the owners will net be allowed to interfere. There are, however, sorts of great national improvements, which can be expected to be done by Landlords only, SUch as planting, fencing, draining, &c upon a large scale; to attain these very desirabte ends and to create a spirit of emulation among tliean honorary rewards" are than ? ar( offered rather than a snm of- money and these Premiums are confined to a. few, because the Society has determined that rewards shall not be too lavishly offered to persons who do not earn a livelihood by the occupancy of their Farms. The scarcity of Ha.y.Fendering Unnecessary to provi<Je against the want of fodder for cattle in the ensuifig spring, the Society recommends:" the Use of winter vetches, and the Secretary has been directed to send for, 100 bushels of the seed, from I the Seedsman employed by 'he -Board of Agri- culture, for the use of the Subscribers aud their Tenaatg.. R. EDWARDS, President. THOS. JONES, Secretary. I', Oanrmnmi, ''5,1 September 1st. 1810. .l'np}es:,y Leasthold Estates. TO BE SOI,I) By'AUCTION', At Ty-mawr, in Amlwch, 011 Saturday the IJill day of October, I$10, unless previously dispnstit of by private contract, ()/?/<!€ clue notice will in given •— LOT I. 1WO Capital and well aeons!timed MILLS, one a. water miff and the other a wind mil!; cailed M¿fill Adda, containing every requisite for grinding wheat and other grain, very-conveniently situate m the village of Amlwch, and having at favhed to them a drying kiln, granaries, and ai> other conveniences suitable to mi-tis t together witlvtwo dwelling houses adjoining, all in excel- lent repair, and now in the occupation of Robert Jones., J hn Payoter, and Johr, tiri'liMi, These premises arc ioclit under a lease f'-r 99 September, 1789, at the ammut ground rent of £30.. "f 'Î' i,ol Ji Six dwelling houses, and a field called the Mill Field, in the occupation of the same tenants. This lot is held under a lease for 31 years,— commencing on the 12th of November, 1194, at the annual ground rent of £ S. Possession of both lots will be given on the 12th November next. The tenants will shew the premises, and for further particulars apply to Messrs. POOLE, either at their office at Carnarvon, or at Peu- ctaig, in Anglesey. illynydd Mynytka, Carnfadryn, Rhosddu and Voeleilian LVCLOSUllE. 1 RICHARD ELLIS, the Commissioner, « appointed by an Act passed in the 48:h yea? of the reign of his present Majesty, intittil- ed, An Act for Inclosing Lands iu the several parishes of Llanbedrog, Llanfihangel, Bachelleth, Llaugian, and Llaiiiestyii, iu the county of Car- narvon." DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, That I have set out and appointed such new public and private roads and bridle ways as appear to me to be requisite, in, over, upon, and through, and by the sides of Allotments to be i made and set out in pursuance of the said Act, which arc described by maps deposited with Mr. Robert Griffith, Solicitor, Pwllheli, for the iu- j spection of all persons concerned. Tbe general outlines of sueh Roads and Bridle Ways are as follow Public lloadsupcJn, Mynylho Mountain From Kily Llidiart by Parkia, to all Incrosch- ment of Gri.Tith Matthew*, in a direct' line from thence to Bwldiytnjnydd, to join the present road to Pwlheii. From Cappel y Nasnt by the corner of Rhos- wcnhur, from thellce in a direct line to Thomas Evans, the butcher's house, to join the present, road from Rhiw, and across the said road to Kily 1/ikliarl. Another road from the corner of-Rho5wertr to CappelneWydd, aud from theucc to join the old road above L&a Dowyll. Private Roads and Bridle IFays. From the south corner of Parkia by Thomas Jones the weaver's house, to Llidiart Bodwrog, From an lncroachment of Griffith Evans, at the distance of about 44 yards to the east, in a direct line to an Incroachment of Grimth Mat- thews, over Bwlch y ffoel, direct to the north corner of Thomas Evans's lncroachment. From an old lncroachment of Hugh Jones, direct to Rhandir Gate and Braich yr Attal. From an lncroachment of John Jones, near Parkia, in a direct line to Miria Gate. From Shop, along the boundary of the common j by Cerddwr Gate to Tyn y Coed Gate, from thence by the east end of an Incroachment made by the parish Officers of Llangian, to join the road leading from Nyth y CaGcvrit by Tyn yr ardd, and Tai Cerrig to join the road to Bodwrog. From Ty Deicws, by T1.1 y Bryn Gate to the said road by Tyn yr ardd. From Salvar and Tai Cerrig through Lot 11, sold to John Jones, to join the road from Ruth y Caccwn to Bodwrog. From a field of T. A. Smith, Esq. by the gate of Hugh Morgan, to the road leading from Nytl) y Caccwm to Bodwrog, through Dr. Jones's Lot alons the boundajy of the common. Public Roads upon Carnfadryn. From Bodlas Gate, along the present road to Murdu. From the above road by Gefal y Garn House, in a direct line to Velin y Dinas. Private Roads and Bridle IVays. From Gefal y Garn road by the corner of Cae nadrodd, to an lncroachment purchased by Grif- fith the gardener. From the east corner of a farm, part of BWlch y Groes, passing by Lot 3, purchased by Mr. Evan Roberts, to join the road from Gefal y Garn, by John Ellis of Gajra's incrogclitiietit. From a farm called Tyn y Miria, to the above road leading from Bodias Gate to Murdu. Public Roads upon Rhosddu." From Peuyfoel in a direct line to Highgate, and from tht; ol,1 road by the corner of Garreg Lwyd to the Gravel-pit. Private Roads end Bridle Ways. From the Gravel-pit, to a farm belonging to the Trefan riiiiily. From the road.to the Gravel-pitj to Tyddyn du. From Tynewydd, to the road leading from Penyfoch to Highgate. From Peny Bryn, to join the road to High- gate. And I, the said Commissioner, do hereby ap- point a Meeting, to be held at the Crown and Anchor Inn, in the town of Pwllheli, in the said county, on Wednesday the 26th day of Septem- ber next, at the hour of 12 at m)0n, when alt persons who may think themselves aggrieved by setting out of such roads and private and bridle- wayn'taay attend. Dated this 2d day of Aug. .1810. • I" RICHAR-D ELLIS, Commissioner. | LLANABER,&c. INCLOSU«J3. BOUNDARIES. fTITE undersigni-d, Commissioner, p t pointed by an Act passed the last Sesnot, f Parliamcui, illtitulcd, An Act for Inclosing ands in the parishes of Llanaber, Idanddwywe, ftlanenddwyn, Llanbedr, and Hanfatfiuthc county of Merioneth." Do -hereby give A 'olice, That I wi!l proceed to enquire into, perambulate, ascertain, set out, (Ic tefiJlI lie, alld 1ix the tive Boundaries of the sai l several parishes, on Friday the 21st day of nexi; and tha' I will begin such jierambiilation at Llanfair, ill the said parish of Mntifair, at 10 in the torviioon of the same day, ti.,dc,)rfitive to pcruw- j hutate the slid until J sltH hav- completed stich peratnbulauon, commencing at 10 each day. Dated the 30th day f August, isio, WALTER JONES. ANGLESEY AND CARNAR VONSillRE Freehold Estates. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 4t Gwytidu, in the county of sfngltscy, in the afternoon of Thursday, the 11th day of Octobei, 1810, in the following Lots. ANGLESEY. No. Parishes. Tcrzemerztli. Tenants. Aereage. A. iv. p 1. Bodwrog, Corsyr Eira,) and TyddynC H. David, 81 2 20 caclw 2. Ditto, Maes y Llyuj and Park off „r ,r. Rhos Eria-f" dickers, 14 I 4 net).) 3. Ditto, Erianell ) Weu, &. the I other part r E. Michael, 82 0 9 of Rhos Er-j ianell J 4. Ditto, Bryntwrog,3 and LlynC T. Williams, 43 1 9 gwytl y geifi- 5. Ditto, Castell gwydd, E. Williams 15 1 1 6. Llangwyl- log. Penrhyn, oer, N, Owen, SS 0 4 7. Bodwrog, Part of Rhos? ■, „ „ Erianell, > Roberts, 6 0 0 CARNARVONSHIRE. $. Llanbeblig.—A house in Bahgor-street, in the town of Carnarvon, in the occupation of John Evans, Esq All the F,,states to tenants from year to year, except the Sd Lot, which is granted for a term of years, w hich will expire 011 the 12th of Nov. ISI7, The Anglesey property is extremely desirable and compact, the whole lying within a i ing Icuce, and sitiiateelo-se" the great road from Holyhead to Baugor-l'erry, nearly at an equal eauji. The at Citraarrvtt ig large and commodious, and stands iu im airy Aad pleasant part of the tows, commanding a view of the Mertai from the rear. The respective tenants wilt shew the premises, and any farther particulars may be had on appli- cation to Messrs. POOLS, at Carnarvon, or at their office at Pencraig, in Anglesey. i -■ THE ANNUAL SHEW OF CATTLE AND SHEEP, JT WYNNSTAY, On Monday the lith day of September, 1810. SIR W. W. WYNN, BART." Proposes giving the following Prizes for the en- couragement of Agriculture, in North Wales, and the Hundreds of Oswestry and Piaihill, in Shropshire. APIECE of PLATE to the person who J-nL shall pi-odlice a Plough, with two f.orses and one man to attend it, which shall plollgh half an acre of ground itr four hours, in the best and most hllsbaudiikemanner. To the ploughman holding the same TWO GUINEAS; to the ploughman holding the se- cond best, ONE GUINEA ;—due consideration will be paid to the merit of the implement, labour of the horses, and cleanliness of the furrow; and should they be equal in the time of performing the work, nbtice of their intention to claim the premilinis to be sent to Mr. Ormiston, Wynuslay, on or before the 6th of September, 1810, that the ptemt)e parcels of land to be determined by lot may be prepared for the candidates. The ploughs to be at James's Farm, WyniUtay, by niue o'clock precisely. A SILVER CUP to the person who shal! breed and produce at Wymistay, 1810, the best pen of three one-year-old shortwool Ewes. A SMALLER SILVER CVUP for the second best,—the same person not to havo both premi- liims.-Tlie candidates to produce certificates, that the sheep have been regularly kept with their flock until the time they were sent to be exhibited. A SILVER CUp to the person wltoshall breed, and produce at Wytmsfay Shew, 1S10, the best three-years-old hei^r,' which shall have produced a calf this year, and be in milk at the time of shew; due attention will be pairl to the quality of flesh, and milking.. A SMALLER SILVER CUP to the second best,—the same person not to have both pre- miums. A SILVER CUP to the person who shall breed, and produce atTWynnstay Shew, lblO, the ,best one-3 ear-old sow pig, The stock intended to be shewn for the pre- miums must have been bred by the claimant him- self, who must be a resident of the above dis- tricts, or a member of the Wrexham Agricultu- ral Society, and be at James's Farm, Wynnsfuy. the preceding evening, on or before nine o'clock the day of Shew. A few Devonshire cattle, and about one hun- dred Ewes, will be Sold by Auction before din tier, and the Tups let in the evening. No person to he admitted to dinner without a [ticket, which will be s-ivea to Gentlemen and Agriculturists ia the morning. j COMMISSIONS TO HOLLAND. 4 GENTLEMAN belonging1 to our House, leaving London for Rotterdam early next i;i oiie of our own Vessels, will under- sta,, in thtt, c te ukc during his stay, in that, country, to execute ■he Commissions of any Merchant, or known ilouse of repute, uporr a principal of confidence cidom to be met with, and as he intends return- big per the same vessel, he flutters himself the oiler is worthy attention. Letters, Communications, &c. &c. addressed to us free of expense, will meSt strict attention. ROBT. THORNTON, and Co. 17, Great Eastcheap. London N. B. Merchandize of every Iescriptioti sliii)- ped, landed, carried and housed at their wire- fiouses, Tooley-sireet, aud store house, Bank- side. FREEHOLD ANldcOPYHPLU I A i. SOUTH WXIES ANU RAMrSTCAC. TO HE SOLD BY PRIVATE CO ST tl ACT, An unicjueiy beautiful and romantic Freehold Estate, i CONSISTING of a good Family House, with out offices and agricultural buildings of* every possible descripliuu i together with 40 acres of excellent meadow, pasture, anti wood, laud, situate in the most enviable part of South Wales, and forming a most complete residence for the family of a Gentleman, disposed to com- bine the profits of agriculture with the enjoy- ments of fishing and of field sports, which upon this Estate are possessed ill a degree not to be exceeded. ALSO TO BE SOLD, (ONE PROPERTY) A COPYHOLD ESTATE, at Hampstead, charmingly situate in the most admired part of the above pleasing village, producing an income of 2241 10s. a year. Printed particulars, with plan of the land and elevation of the house in Wales, to be seen at the Oflice of Messrs. BROWN and Co. Auc- tioneers, Appraisers, and EsTate Agents, No. 41, Southampton-row, Russell-square; Mackwoith Arms, Swansea; Ivy Bush, Carmarthem; Bell Inn, Gloucester; Bush Tavern, Bristol; and of the Printer of the North Wales Gazette. Anglesey arid Carnarvonshire Estates. THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD ESTATES, In the Parish of Llanfechcll, in the County of Anglesey; At the atorgp. and Dragon lnn, in Llanerchymedd, in the County of Anglesey, on Wednesday the IQtk day of September next, at four o' clock in the afte-v.oan, in the following or such other Lots, as shall he agreed upon at litetinul of Sate* subject to conditions. ■ Tenements, Occupiers. Quantity. T T A. R. P. LOT I. Cefn ITelig,Joftn Hughes.. 13 2 3-2 '2. Pont fadog.Margt.'Lewis.. 28 0 35 3. Pant y Gwydd, Grif. Hughes, 6 I 21 4. flatit y Owydil, Etiz Owen, 6 2 0 j 5. Tyddyn yCyt, Rich Jones, 11 2 0 N. B. The Land in Lot 2, lies convenient for Building, and may be disposed of in 6 Lots The whole PREMISES are within about four miles of Amlwch, seven of Llanerchymedd, (both good Market Towns) and a mile of the port of Cemmaes, where Lime and sea Saud may be had for Manure; AND ALSO THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD EST A TE, In the Parishes of Llanbeblic, aud Llanddiblen, in the Comity of Carnarvon At the King's Head, in Carnarvon, on 8atlmlaytlte 22d day of September next, at ft)ui- o'click in the afternoon, in the following or such othsr Lots as shall be agreed upon at tire time of Sale, subject to conditionsr LLANBEBLIC. Tenements. Occupiers. Quantity. A. R. P, LOT Afae,;y barker, r-rit.. Prichard, 3 3 23 Tyddyn Fletcher, Mr. Jones, 7 2 17 ,2, Castell mai, ..Jolm Jones,35 2 8 4. Cae Cqcki, Thos. Jones, „13 0 0 LLANDDIOLEN. fawr ) 6. Tyddjn Issa. A David Roberts, 38 0 39 7, Erw f edwen.; N. B. The acreage contained in each of the three last'iots, will be made known at the time of Sale. rN THE TOWN OF CAR ARVON. 8. A House in Pool-iii-v-eet, in the occupation of Edward Roberts. 9. Two Houses in Pen'rallt-street, in the occupation Of John Jques, under alease for his life. 19. A House in the same street, in the occur pa?ion of Jane Edwards, U. Twelve Houses in the north part of Pbn- ipilt-strect, iii (heoccupation of ———— under a lease, whereof about 28 years of the term are unexpired. 12. A House, Nailor's-Shop, and Garden on the Green, is the occupation of Widow Ellis. The conti-iiity of the Premises (in the first .seven lots) to the Town of Carnarvon, renders them peculiarly eligible and worthy of attention. —Rights of Commons are attached to some of the Farms. The land-tax affecting a!! the Estates is redeemed, and such of the. Tenants as hold ;from year to. j ear are under notice to quit. -For a view of the Premises apply to the res- jpective Tenants, and for further particulars-apply Messrs OLDFIELD, Solicitors, Farm, near Abepgelc, Denbighshire, • » i. 6th Aicgust, IQIO. t CA UN ARFGNSHIRE TO HE SOLD, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THAT capital aitd FilEEFIOI,fy JL EST ATE, consisting of the folloWUlg elf- farms, viz. Tieilan, Ta. issa, Gwasiad- faes. Grnig-i«yd, and Cae-steel, situate lyitl,.aud being io the fowtislwp of Trellan, iu the parish a £ Llanbeblig, in the couij:y of Carnarvon, contain- ing about ROOacies of odd meadow auci pasture- land, exclusive of a valuable ul;I:iiclosufi pasture and sheep-wnik thereto of about TOO -acres, now in the occupation of teuants at will. This is a most desirable Es'au*, it lies within a ring fence, at the distance of about four mi e9 and a halt from the marke. town of Carnarvon, close ,0 ihp public roarf leading iroui ilWL i-omr. to Beddgelert—the situation is universally ad- mir,'Ù by travellers—the iai.d is of a superior quality, aiiii in a very improved state it is a most convenient and pleasant situation for a Gen- tleman that may be tlesirobsol having a in the county or Carnarvon; there is a (leligtit- fill spot to build a Mansion-house, with abuuC 2uU acres of good meadow ground in front, well worth from 30s. to 40,. per acre, most part of which has been set for considerably more; the ground behind the intended house is well wood- e(I tilertt is a large river, well supplied with trout, as a boundary, at the bottom of the level ground,—The whole of this property lies In a South aspect, whiph may be irrigated at a small expence, and is a luxuriant place f,r the srowffc of all manner of trees, a -Treat number ha v ing been lately planted, and are in a very thriv ng sta-e. If in in a good sporting part of the cournrv' the sheep-walk is well s-oeked with grous*, iln several large lakes abundantly suppltt-d WitEk Trout are at a small distance. This property is entitled to nearly one half of the adjoining common culled Waun-fawr, that it now sncloscd and built upon, which is to be uio vidcd under an iuciosure Act. Take this Estate in every point of view, it is the most desirable that is hkclj to be of,-red to sale in, this neighbourhood for many years to come. Further particulars maybe had by-applying to NI r. J. EVA NS. attorney, Carnarvon; a,. office a map and survey of the premises mcy be seen LLANFACHRETH AND LLANELLTYD • INCLOSURE. I THE under&i £ j1(.dt t|)e Commissioner, 9 appointed by air Act of Parliament, passed in he 49th year of the reigu of his present Ma- jesty, intituled, "An <\ej for Inclosing Landi in !h: Townships of Nannau-uwch afc-n, iVannau is-afon, and Llanelltvd, in the Parishes of Llan- tach re t h and Llanelli,,d, in the County of AICU rioeeih." DO HERE fir GIVE NOTICE, That I have set out anl allotted the Commons and Waste Lands within the, j*si sh ,r reth, ia Parcels ro all ;Jctso« interest* liie.eit; in proportii n to their respective Estates and Interests, and according to claims substantiated before me, and"have deposited a Map (tes(robing the several Allotments, at the Office of Messrs. JONES and/WILLIAMS, Solicitors, In DoLelly, for the inspect ion of stich Persons who are at liberty to take extracts therefrom. And I do hereby further give Notice, that I will attend at the Golden Lion, in Dol^-elley aforesaid, on Tuesday the 25ih day of her next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, Leo and where all Persons considering theinselvec aggrieved by the setting out of such Allotments, arc desired to attend to state their objections. Aud 1, the said Commissioner, (:0 hereby also give Notice, that for the purpose of further satisfying the charges and expences of the said Act, and carrying the same into execution, I will cause to heputup to Sale by PUBLIC AUC- TION, between the hours of and 5 o'clock in the aiteruoon, on the same 5th day of Sep> em- ber next, at the Golden Lion aforesaid, in three Lots, and subject to such conditions as will be then produced the under-mentioned Parcels of the said Commons aoti Waste Lands, viz. I 0T t. A. R. P. A Portion of the said Common in Cefn yr eryr, containing 43 0 0 LOT I1. A Portion of ditto, called Rhos eirw, cootaining. 52 <) 0 tol, Ill. Ditto. containing .52 0 0 Lot 1st. Is bounded on the north by 'he Rev Robt. Roherts's, of Friog, Allotment of the said Common, on the south by r. H Vaughan's, Esq. Allotment, on the east by Llanuwchlyn Parish and on the west by Sir R. W. Vaughan's, Batt. Allotment, Lot rl Is bounded on the north' by the pro- perties of Sir R. W. Vaiighan, Barf, and the Rev. Richard Na -iipy, called Abersreirw bych and Abergeirw mawr, on the south and wes! hy the jiroperty of William Oakeley, Ef-q. called Cyplati, .'ind the Rev. W. Lloyd's, f Hoi> head AII,Dtmetit of th"! said Common, and on the east by tile.Sil lot. Lot 3*. Is bounded on the north by Abe^eirw bach Allotment, on the south by the K iog's Allotment, on the east by Win. Oakeiey's, Rsq, Allotment, Sa Rhiwfelen, ami on tho west by lot 2d, and the Rev. Wm. Idoyd s Allotmeat. T-ot 2d and 3J, lie very convenienf for severs! other Proprietors within the Parish, and are capable of great improvement at a tricing expence: Given under my Hand this 4th day of August, 1S10. ROBT. WILLIAMS, Commissioner. N, B. Mr. Thomas Wi!?ianr:, of < -ae ^(3Sj near.. Llanfachreth, will shew the above Lots and further pariibulars may be had at t ie 0";ce' 'of Messrs. Jones and Wliiiams, Solicitors, D41. gelly.