North Wales Gazette

WEDNESDAY.—Four o'Chck. TluMoorts have been for sometime afloat respecting changes in the arrangement of the existing Adniinistralion. We have copied the following as the most prevalent report of the appropriation of officeil, without Vouching for the truth thereof:- Lord E, liloji to resign the Great Seal; and become Pre.ideut of the council in the place of Lord Cainden, or Speaker of the House of lords; Mr. PerceYalto be I he new Lord Chan- cellor } Lord Wellesley First Lord of* the Treasury; Mr. Canning to resume the Seals of the Foreign Depart meHt; and Mr. lluskissou to be Chancellor of the Exchequer." Among other proposed enqnirit's in Parlia- nvent, it would be extraordinary were not an iuvestigation to be instituted into the causes of the almost entire disappearance of specie from circnlatiou. This is a subject, of the highest importance lo the guardians of the public purse. It is believed tli,,t-t gold coin has lately been drawn into France by vessels coming with grain and other commo- dities, which have refused to take colonial produce or British manufactures in rel urn, de- clining all payment otherwise than by specie. We are happy to learn,tltat notwithstanding the burning of the Storehouses at Isle Bour-, bon, ill which the greater part of the cargoes of the Captured British ships, was laid up, that island is likely to prove a most valuable, prize to the land and sea forces to which it surren- dered. It is said that letters receiveil at the Admiralty, from admiral Bertie, Commander in Chief uf-his Majesty's ships and vessels on the Cape station, announce the arrival of treasure at that place from Isle Bourbon, to the amount of three, miillions, and a half of dollars, supposed to have been realized al- together by the sale of British captured ships and property, to the Americans who frequent- ed the ishuift, and the Isle of Fiance, for the purpose of making purchases. Judging from this fact, the capture of the Isle of Frauce niay be louktid forward ,to as a perfect mine of wealth. 5 A Portuguese paper contains a long instru- ment in the name of Pope Pius VII. giving n detaifcdàCCollllt of the proceedings of the French in the papal territory, and entitled— Apostolical Letters iu the form of a Brief," by which the authors, executors, and abet- tors of the usurpation of the State of Rome, and other States appertaining to the Holy See, are declared excommunicated.

On Tuesday last Capt.j. Matthews of Wrex- ham arrived at his native place, fo the great joy of his family and fellow townsmen; after all absence of nearly 'seven' vears. He had, served in-several campaigns (his war, and particularly distinguished hilmelt at the battle of Coruuiia, where h,e had I he honour of" re- ceiving a wound in that g lorious conflict at the-same monienf as the laoiented General Moore. On his arrival tho hells paid him the compliment of a merry peal. Robert Hoberfs, a yootii ten years of age, by accident feil iolo Holywell well he was ohserved by a hoy about the same age, who could render him no assistance; he prociu-ed John ilanson, a young man who leaped into the hasill with his cfoaths on, and rescued hitu from the bottom, otherwise he mlulihave proved a lost member to society. John Hall- son has been rewarded with the aecustomary allowaitceof,the North Wales Humane Socie- ty—-And on the 4fh lilt. a similar occurrence happened in the parish of Ysceifiog, in the count y of Flint:—A child tfiree years old, by name Edward Phillips, was ptecijiitateel into the river Wheeler; by the velocity oi the current he was-carrried near 40 yards, and was taken our with great risk by Mary Coles-, II lii11. Although animation existed, yet he was so much exhausted that a few minutes must inevitably have terminaled his life. Mary Coleshil.l has been rewa-rdcd by the same bcncvoleut institution, A wnelych gwna ar frys. « Colonel ifardte.— the following is a copy of a band-bill .published-at Belfast :•— TowlIf MBETING.—" A Meeting of hnhilalllsof lieifast is requested to be held-in the Exchange Room on Friday, for-(he pur- pose of taking into cotisiderafiou the proprie- ty of returning thanks to Mrs. Chirke and Messrs. Wright's, for their proper conduct upon a recent trial, in regard to the late po pular Colonel Wardle. To take oJJliliiew out of Damask and other Linen.—Mix Soft soap with starch powdered, half as much salt, and t-he juice of a lemon lay it on the spots oil sides with a painjei's brush. Let it Jay on thegruss day atsd night fill tLe it-tarks disappear. A èurious Calculation /-r-Altowing tiie cir- cumference of the Earth to be 25,000 miles, as it is well known to be, nearly, the whole surface is equal to 198,943,150 square miles. It is said that abont one-fifth part only of.tliis luirface is inhabitable by humane beings; but we Will suppose* one half of it, 99,471,875 tqnHjre-mifes tobe inhabitable this is equal j to '2773116720000000 square feet. Tlie number of human beings occupying this extensive ter- j ritory, rLt present, is estimated at 1000,9000000. Now-suppose this population to double every fifty. vears, a supposition I think nowise un- reasonable, provided that all wars should cease, and no extraordinary pestilence, or other calamity, happen to carry the people otr; then, at the end of a 1000 years this num- ber would be increased to 524288000000000. Divide the number of square feet, given above, by this hst great number, and the quotient, will he 5A feet, nearly, or a little more than half ayard of ground for each individual to live upon. 1 A hint to rich old B,iiehelors.-A gentleman lately died in London, who had attained the advanced age of 8&. Some years ajro he en- i tered into the holy state of matrimony with a' young lady, with whom he made the follow- ing singular agreement;—He gave her to-un- derstand that she would have nothing to -•ex- pect at. his death, but that as long as he lived, her attowance shouid increase with his years; the experiment succeeded admirably, as it Thus became the interest of the wife to take every care of him. Let old tiieu, similarly" disposed, take the hint. The proprietors have resolved to re-build Drury Lane Theatre on a reduced scale: Jt is intended that it shall not hold more than £ 500. The rain in the course of the fast year has exceeded the average of the three preceding F years by upwards of four inches, and it is ra- ther a remarkable circumstance that in ttit, course of the list thirty years, every lentil year has been unusually wet. it is a whimsical observation, but never- theless true, that the word devil, shorten it as you please, will still retain a bad signification fl: and it but too often happens that give Satan an inch and he will take an t. FINANCE —The revenue of Customs pro- duced in the last quarter jel97,971 more than thcsame branch in the corresponding quarter last year; aud the revenue of Excise has yielded upon a similar comparison an increase of j £ 265,48S. Every other hraiich of the Re- venue has been equally productive. The sum granted by parliament, upon estimate, as the illrplll of the Consolidated Fund tooth April 1810, has already been realized, with an ex cess of #400,000 applicable to the service of 1310. To which serv ice also, the whole sur- plus of the current quarter, ending 5th of April next, will of coursc.be applicable this cannot be estimated at less than £ 1,500,000 or i £ l,000,000. making together about XI,000,000, by which sum the amwuirt of the Loan necessary fyr 1810 will be diminished* And as the productiveness of the Revenue will probably justify avolcof at least £ 1,000,000 from the estimated stiriiiiii of fhv Consolidated Fund, more than it was thought right to take in 1809, the whole effect of this flourishing state of our Finances will be, to diminish bv three• millions the amount of liie loan, anil consequently by iCI60,000 or £ 170,000 the amoui t of the annual charge (o be provided for the ensuing Session. We have the pleasure to add, that the pro- duce ot the Wair Taxes is equally 8}\lil;faClorj. At the Quarter he!d in Huthiri, oa Tuesdiy last, the wile of Samuel Joues, of Broughton, in the parish of Wrexham, collier, was fined five pounds, and ordered by the Court to be imprisoned three months 111 the county goat, ior an assault on the Parish Of- ficer, and resisting the execution of a warrant of distress, for the uon-jiay meut of the poor rates.

THE POPE, THE OEVIL, AND THE PRETKNDhR. SIR, THE above Firfn is known to have carried on business on !Ií\cOidiïws of this kingdom, (or in other words* In or about it") many years, much to f he apprehcnsion.of. mailJ a good pro fest a lit and loyal subject, as by/act. of Parliament so made. In the very strange times whicu wfe are placed in, the partner- sllq- llieed Douetl YO", has by causes partly political and partly natural, been dissolved, fhe Pretender, ifter being no Pretender Iltd and. the .Pope having been" forced to j.ut off that scanet garment, which brought upon his.house so opprobrious an appellation, the third memher ot the original association has chosen to begin business again under ihe dp- si^aiUiou of A DEVIL OF A PRETENDER ? which be if. Kuowa, .is now to serve the turn of the rori eq; as the ed that of the dear Whigs. Being a plam man myself," and having in truth no grcaltum for ei tier Whiggis-V, or l'oryism, which may welt be no<* deposited in the tomb of the Capuiets" together, 1. » should not have entertained any thought of 1' at, this new (commissioti I sitpnos") 0-lfive t but that your most wir-e cnntemÚon. ries havechosen to guarantee Hie-existence of it. When the exact regard Jo s-robuy, trnth, »iid-knowledge ot these gontiemeii well known it eaunoi be 'or one moment a m' fer of wondér. that have been led to e!tq,Mre ¡¡¡II) the nature ot this new aiul curious inst^. tuiion, in consequence of their'.•atresfa'iom;- i accordingly, that abonS a (en!\lrVal.d a quarter ago, a certain very beautiful y<».»!»> Lady, called Henrietta Stewart, manna a certain Duke of Orleans, and that the dari ter of thai young Lady married a Duke f ^avo.y. in the' mean time some little eve; had-happened among us, such as turn in- i. a Km-v the brother of this Henrietta, of the country by his own .dtitiiul son-in-hw Vw and daugiiter a! 1, be it observed, tcr e good of tiie country, and for no olher renter,* Well. Sir, to make a long storv short, K¡, George is upon the throne of iai-(-I, a p I believe upon the auteoritv of the wiseacr-s above mentioned, that i be'great great graud- daughter of (he Duke of Sav jy is how*"pf,n- cess of Sardinia, !ti.d IS aboutn, b(> fOdhw-illt- •uarried to \apotero:-i Buonaparte, who- by tho 'nusf^d r-c' po s b e iaductiou is ihtis to oe the very PRETENDER iiefore aliuded to. Whv, Sir, the arms of Great Britain ai d Ireland, are to be immediateU quartered Wilit the bearings of this itioderu Charlemagne- in pantaloons, with a bag of bees upon his hack who, it is notoriously known, is so well grounded in the affections of our fellow' subjects, that the most deplorable effects may be instanta .e-juslv anticipated. These be facts, as Dogberry says; and serious facts too when we reflect upon the strange c-oiiic-ideti I CC$ between these pretensions and The late pro- ceedings at Oxford The apostacy of that I)tilwark ot' pri)testat)tiitn liaq forced Bishop Hough to turn in his grave. I. In short, Sir, unless the Papists he all im- mediately shut up in coal-pits my Lord be "unchanceOorcd" upon the grave of the Ilishop of Worcester, and the whole Royal Family of Sardinia be brought off by Lord Collingwood froin Cagliari, 1, goodprolest- liit as 1 am, beg leave to predict the most iernble consequences, I am, Sir, An ALARMIST. P. S. I had forgotten to observe, tbaf the obnoxious iVapoleoii, notwithsiaudrng his wo- ifig about in slioesor boots, to hidtrhis hueis, is very well known to be what be is,- lltmseii Of all the fools jackets before hiui Napoleon had to choose, he cifose that of Dagoti'ei'C, it should seehi, who wasa king of the :\lcrov'el'la" race, and who had his jacket powdered with bees. The utoderu 3 ack Pu(i(l ilig has, 1 ke it, a great deal itss hauey, than oilicious^essi •

FAIR THE BIVSUiNG If'SSX. Denbighshire.—LlangoI!e.> 26. c. L.-

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Wanted, 1 r mE sum of ,£500 on Mortgage! of Fwe- ? hoJd Security in the county 'oJ Ang.ksey.¡ pply to Mr. H. Hughes, I"IUS. Penaiy ^ydd, lesey. f Glanydon, Anglesey* y TO BE LET, » FIRTTERED tlpon 12th DAY OF MAY NEXT, (Furnished or Unfurnished.) ILANYDON commands a most beautiful r and extensive sea view, with convenient litig places, within two hundred yards of the ,se; has a breakfast, diniur. and tea room., excellent bed rooms, titcheÎ1, pantry, dairy, erground cellars, &c. &e. &c. Also a coach- se, stable, and cow-house; an excellent led garden, stocked with well-trained fruit ss, and every other requisite convenience for elite-el faniily. ilanydon is situate about a mile from the rfcet town of Amlwch, where the post arrives. lr, and within ten iniles cf the post road from lyhead to London. The markets are well stili- d on Saturdays, and almost a daily communi- on by regular traders, from Amlwch to Li- pool. Phe tenant may be accommodated with land, FA 10 to 40 acres, in high cultivation. or further particulars, apply to Mr. Ptnet, oa Lodge, Anglesey. fotta Lodge, Jan. 16Lh, 1810.

)ENBIGH DISPENSARY, January Hdt 1810. f T the ANNUAL MEETING of the Sub* -1 scribers holden this day, F The Right Rev. Lord Bishop of St. Asaph, President, in the Chair. 'he accounts for the year 1809 were exhibited approved and it was *solved unanimously, 'hat the thanks of the subscribers lie presented ) he Right Hon. Lord Viscojunt Kirkwall, the '■ ht HOII. Lord Bagot, the Hon. Frederic. West, Thomas Mostyn, Bart. M. P. Sir Watkin liaois Wynn, Bart. M. P. R. Myddleton dulpb, Esq. M. P. and F. R. Price, Esq. I e-Prcsideats; the treasurers, committee, aud ileal officers, for their attention to the iuterests his laudable Institution. hat Mr. R. Jones's notice for discontinuing subscription for 1809, (though not acceding IHI e xii.) be accepted, and his arrears erased j 1 the annual report. j he following Officers were then appointed? for f 5 Jear; viz. 1. | PRESIDENT. Robert Myddleton Biddulph, Esq. M. P. ▼ ICE PRESIDENTS. he Right Hon. Lord Viscount Kirkwall he Right Rev. Lord Bishop Of St. Asaph be Right Hon. Lord Bagot lie Hii. f'rederic West' 'r Thomas Mostyn, Bart. M. P. jr W. W. Wynn, Bart:-M'P. t R. Price, Esq. COMMITTEES Dr. My(l(lletoll Dr. Camming R. B. Clough K. Roberts, lsq. • T. H. Clough Mr. E. Simon V. Griffith, Esq. Mr. Roberts O. PlIghe, Esq. Mr. Twiston Lloyd, Esq. The Acting Surgeon TREASURERS. Messrs. Clotigii, Alasoll and Price, hankers, he Right He v. Lord Bishop of St. Asaph, lnK left the Chair, it was • JietttlvfH unanimously, l. hat this Meeting do hereby return their f Iks to his Lordship for the lively coiyt-ei-i) tie, been pleased to take in the snecesii '.of thi-t (titiort, and for his-mairked attention to the irests of it while President, By order of the Meeting, D. ROBKRTS, Secrefa ry. tate of the funds of the Charity for the ) ear i). ;E. S. d. '£.í,. d' *0tal amount of sub- > _„7 Q fi ■'Ptions for the year, y ? 3110 •••••• — s 305 11 > 0 .Refactions. 75 Po balance in the Treasurer s hands.. IS' ^nudry arrears of last year. 1!( 11 0 Woiise rent from M-r. Jones i 13 fi Trusses. 'if < 0 Cow-ppck inoc'u*la't'i(.j,,ti 'forfeits to 12 0 ;'indri"es.i 3, 2 411 9 4 £ s, A. tedicines 190 0 3 ^rgi«il Instruments. 14 18 0 Prisses 33 16 S garniture, glass, &c 24 8 8 r'ntin^aiu; stationary. 23 5 O I y arr>age. and postage.600 ^(incfuding coals) Indian# a 7 4 «*ouSe rent 12 12 O PWhecaryV.salary. 63 0 O .ervantg^wages. 10 0 0 ya^nce iu t»ie Treasu- > T prer'» hands J 84 1 3 i r«hti.tlwSecr«r,r>i 4 g ? 4|| 4 STAT* OF THR REClSTEllS. lhe 4th of Jaimary, IS09, to the 3d of January, 1810. e°ts on the books, 4th Jan. 1809, ISA Admitted since. 1249 « I5i 13 Cured .415. Relieved. ? a lo irregular 8 t)ead 24 Uaknpwa .288 Vaccinated ^22 Supplied with trusses. 39 -—- t ""scriptrmis, for 1810, are taken in at the Illt, Denhigh; hy Mr. John Roberts, Ruthiu !I- Stodart, St. Asaph Mr. Evan Pritchfrd, p**t{ jir. George Simon, Holywell; aud by »'thecat y, at the Dispensary, {j.. snbs€.r.ibers are again requested to exert j 'nflu«nc«; in correcting this irregularity, a Patlent; thinks of applying for a letter 'Hh gc 1 after he has had a trial of a beror two whether he can do withont the W assist*»ice of medicine or not, Were the i J ers to keep a register of the n»'- » recoinmeo i, and to explain iq mein th e and reg ulations of the charity on th; s «t wouij save much trouble, (confusion, ai id i Jf'nftneiit f 226 jh itients, who omitted to apply f or ihl0' 'haok s last year, there have since be ,en I rged. T2 ^^Ved 15

|" WANTED, rFIRE ,sum of = £ 2000. on Morgage Secu- .a .rify, of good Freehold -Estate, situate in the county of Anglesey.-For particulars apply to Mr. ROBT. PRICHARD, Solicitor, Mwydiartb lsgo" Anglesey. ( L WANTED, AN APPRENTICE of respectable conhefc- lAtions, to a DRCGGIST, with whom a Pre- liiiunl wiil be expected; one conversant in the Welch Language will be preferred. Apply to R. Bnscoe, Wrexham. If. B. A convenient House and Shop to be Let in Church street,, of which a iat.se may be hail if deiirahle. i '■ f SlOpt, On Tuesday last, at the Crown aqd Anchor Inn, Cc in this city, A LAR.GF, DOG, brown 1)1)04e( to and white body and white supposed to i hive been stolen, on the road between llolyheatl-j and Baii:or- ri-y,, f) v, a party of seamen. Any Geiitlemah claiming the dog, may have him restored, on payment of the expences, .1 on application to Ate. T. DavieS, Crowu aud Anchor.. Btingor, January 17, 1810. '1 By Order of the H m ( ont missioncrs tJIhis y (u lams. "C On Saturday the 27th January, 1810,at 11 o'clock ill the forenoon, WILL BR EXPOSED TO PUBLIC SALE, rft the Custom House, in Beaumaris, About 12 Tons of Damaged Tobacco, Saved out of the wreck of the Ship Thomas. 10 Basket .M akers,' TO BE SO LP, JIT BY PRIVATE COXTH ACT, T » A LARGE QUANTITY of Wiilow Twigs, oceupyiug nearly an acre au<l a half of ground, from four to ten feet in length; also a considerable quantity of Hazel ROíh,wella(lape¡} for making crates, thhill-r(){ls, walking sticks, now growillt &c. near Conway, and conveniently situate .for wafer carriage. Application to he made (post paid) to Mr. ItASisiiooK, Bangor. TO BE LET OR SOLD, c AfiTOrtETiiER OR IN SEPARATE PARRS. PRYS OVV'IiN Tenement, situate about a Mile from Llanerchyrned'd, Anglesea. For particutars, apply to Mr. PRICIIARD, Solicitor, Llwydiart Es'gtih, Anglesea. Shouhi the above not let or sell; in, the nictil t'iiiie, it. will be offered in about a month by Public, Auiction. Any Person desirous to purchase, uiay ti)e wtiole Estate at a Price which will hi "uig in ;it. least 4 per cent interest for the pur- chase money.. -111- ^Freehold Estates in Wales. TO BE$01,D It ¡fJ: At the Unicorn Inn, in the town of Machynlleth, on Sittiirflay (tic 24th day of February, ISiO. IU THE COtlKTV OS JIERIONJSTH. vi dnnunl rent. £ .$. d. IOT I. A N ESTATE cfillei Ton-") fannej. in the Parish off j () „ Ojyiiii, in the occnpatiofl of Mr.f Jo UN V'ACr.MAN- ) LOT 2. Bonyraer and Cwynygule, in) the pat'ish of Pehnalv in the> 40 0 0 occupution of ROBT. JONns. ) LOT 3. Penyjsnner, in the said parish ) of.Pemial, in the occupation of 18 0 0 Si MO V THOMAS, ) -1-110-IIAS VOT 2, and 3. Are with; a mile and an half of therownofMachynHcth., IN TFIR CoVNry OV 'dONT,(;O,rRY. LOT 4. Tynyrwttra, Rhosciliwch, and^ ;Felix Turner, in the parish otf „ Trefeylwys, in the occupationf NICHOLAS CKWET.) LOT-5. White Lion, and Uiiyseynnin,Y in the town aud parish of I Machynlleth, the farnt in lhe 90 0 0 occupation of CATIIEUIXE | LEWIS, widow., J N. B. A Fee Farm rent of 6s. 8d., is payable to the owner of this estate. LOT 6. A house in the town of Mach-Y ■'ynlleth, in the-occupation off g „ RO.BK.IIT LTFSILKY, & JOHMF Lbwi».. J CARDIGAN. LOT 7. Idwyncrwn, in the parish.of) Llanfihangel, in thu.occupa-> 9 ,0 0 .tion of JOHN .THOMAS.) On several of the lots,there are coppices of thriving young Oak, which will in time become very valuable. The estates are let at very moderate Tents, aud are capable of grtat improvement. The respective tenants will shew the premises. For further particulars, enquire of the Rev. Eohert DAVIFS, Towyn, near Machynlleth; and of Messrs. GRAHAM, KISDERLEY,, aud DOM- VILLC, LincOlns I up, London. (One Property.) t-

I POL ITICAL SUJtMJR Y FaAN.cE:P UERS have been received from this country containing some most interesting intelligence. The mercliaivts, in a variety of conferences, with Biionaparle's ministers, have represented the absolute iiiefficacy of his cele- brated Berlin and Milan decrees, ,hich, while they were intended to effect the ruio of the commerce of Great Britain, have had a direct contrary tendency, by causing the totat anni- hilation of their own. Trade, they siy. has taken a new direction, and is c»rri<-J o* u'suvoweiJ hy the real titerchant.- It would be attended with some difficultv tJ denominate the persons in this country or in any of the countries honoured with her alli- ance, who deserve the appellation of the real merchants. However, as their representa- tions on these decrees are promised a favour able hearing, i! must be considered as a tacit awwwtU of their impolicy, aud a virtual repeal of them. It will be recoHected, that in these decrees the right of search," was declared O f iilcompatible with the law of nations, which he pledged himself to abolish he now, in direct contradiction, declares it to be' agreed, that the visit hy sea" is a measure of policy adopted by all nations, and is not a violation of neutral rights I This is a most import nnt acknowledgment, and must, we think, materi- ally lower the tone, and cause no littl« cou- fuslon in the politics of America. HOLLAND—The alarm excited M this COiintry, from, its threatened annexation to Fr&nce, has,, ill some degree, su bsided the for present forbearance, with consi- derahte pecuniary sacrifices, hns been the ces- sion of the whob of Dutch Zealand, which is now/prmall'y annexed to France. A procla- mation has also been published, callins upon (he magistrates to take the o-atb of allegiance to Napoleon, aud to administer it to the inha- bitants. One. of the magistrates hating" re- fused, « is sent prisouer to Paris. A rfruicA.-TT-A motion has beeu adopted in lh S ite, declaring the expressions used-by- r 1. Mr. Jackson, to be H highly indecorous and. insolenta bill has been also forwarded to file tilil-Cl. reading, einpowering the President to send out of the country offending Foreign ministers. A report is prevalent that this bill has been enforced against Mr- Jackson in. deed it can be considered in no other light, than as obviously directed against the British minister, we should therefore be not in .the least surprised if this report proved corroct A most lamentable iinancia) report has been presented to Congress by Mr. Gallatin, Secre- tary to the Treasury; by this document, il appears, that a vast defalcation in the revenue has taken place in the tast two years, amount- ing to nearly sixteen million of dot- lars; a loan has therefore become necessary to defray the èxpenccs of their peace estab- lishment of course, in clIscof war, loaus to much greater extent will be required. With such facts before their eyes, how they can prate about a war with Great Britaia is astonishing. ,17

MARRIAGES. Saturday se'nnight, at Oswestry, by the Rev. ry, by tlici Rev. Mr. Ellis, Mr. H. Evans, silk-mercer, London, t, Miss Evans, daughter of Mr. Jt-vaus, of Sweeney, Hfar Oswestry, On Tuesday th» 9th instant, at Denbigh, hy the Rev. Roger Butler Clough, Major Ogilvie, of the King's Regiment, son of General Ogilvie, to Anna, eldest daughter of the late It. W. Wynne, j Esq. I Monday week, hy the Rev. II Foulkes, at Sranstearl Abbot, Major Foullies, eldest son of I John Foulkes, Esq. of hrriva't, Denbighshire, | to Caroline M. Jocelyn, youngest (Iittjzliter of the late R. Jocelyn, Esq. of the R. N. and of Stcaii- stred Bury, Hants. DEATHS. On Monday last, Mr. James Carpenter, of the Coach and Horses lim; Holyhead, formerly a Guard of the Mail Goaeh from Holyhead to Chester. On Wednesday se'nnight, aged 89, Mr. Henry llittde, rhip-builder, Carpenter's-row, Liverpool.