North Wales Gazette

Carnarvonshire. I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT the next General Quarter Sessions, for the county of Carnarvon, will be holden Carnarvon, on Friday, the twenty-first day of October, 1814, at ten o'clock at noon. CHdRLES W. G. WYNNE, Esq. Sheriff. PfVLLHEY lltJNT, 1814, WILL commcnee on Wednesday the 261h v T instant, when the Comptroller hopes to be favoured with the Company of the Friends of ths Meeting, the Crown and Anchor, at seven (I clock 111 the evenin. Balls, Ordinaries, and Races as usual. WM. GRIFFTDD OAKLLEY, plas Tany [Jwlch, r Comptroller. Oct. 4, 1814. tjmn Z1*'1 ",l" '■ '■•■■■ Ilital TO BE LET, And entered upon at A llsaints., A HOUSE, ileal Syt ulrh tslted, satiate in Mar ket-street, in 'the pleasan. town of Carnar- von, consisting of a good sized parlour, an excel- lent drawing-room, four coinforiaiiie bed-cliani- bers, and convenient offices attached, together vith an exclusive right to a beautiful terrace walk on the town walls. Apply to Mr. JONES, Castelknai, near Car- narvon. TO A R VI ¥ AN D NAVY SLJIIGBONS, AN D THi. FACULTY IN GENERAL. Most advantageous opportunity of settling- A PROFESSIONAL 'GENTLEMAN in ex tensive practice, in a large market town in Males, is desirous of resigning in favour of a competent Practitioner. PremiuIII required ve, y moderate. Letters of enquiry (post-paid), ad- dressed to Mr. Roberts. Solicitor, M"LI Messrs. -Kempson, Thompson, Yates, ana Co. London; or LVlr. Williaiiiil (tiuggist, in Carnarvon, will be duly attended to. NOTiCE TO cue ditorS. WHEREAS JOHN JON'ES, of Llancad-' ivalndr, in the county of Anglesey, Shopkeeper* hath by a certain indenture bearing date clie sixth (lay of 1814, all his Effects to Trustees, tor [he equal benefit of all his Creditors, in case they shall a eel); of the Provisions therein contained, and execute such Deed within four months from the date the rcof. Notice is hereby ( iren, That the said Indenture! of Assignment is now deposited in the Office of Mr. H. H.. WILLIAMS, Solicitor, Carnarvon, for perusal and execution by the Creditors. Carnarvon, 3<)t i August, I Si 4, iJIU fiSH ["lUE OFFICE. FORth:- -Insurance of Buildings, Furniture, Js' .Merchandize-, Ships, Vessels, and all other Property, agairmj. Loss or Damage by FIRE. j Insurances for short periods, or for several years together, may bs effected. at this Office, upon the most equitable terms. Policies wi-il iw, be-charged TOR'Sums-of £ M) .•or upwards, nor to persous increasing then pre- sent. Insurances. The whole STO CK of a FAR i\1 willhe insured without specification, at the reduced premium of 2s. per cent. Receipts for the reHewal of Policies expiring at MICHAELMAS DAY, may be had at the princi- pal Offices in the Strand and Corniiill, LONDON, « and of ttieir Agents in the country, who will re- ceive proposals for new Insurances. ROBERT SKELTON, Secretary. CARNARVON, NO lit II (VALES: TO BE LET, And entered upon the 13th day of November next-, f ajlHAT cali -ital INN,calit:dlllcllotet,(,)rtlic J|_ Oxbridge Arms, most conveniently and de- lignilully situated at the entrance of the town of Carnarvon, OH the road leading from the City of Bangor, now in the holding of Mr. Wakeman, who is about to retire from public business. It consists, on the ground-floor, or alarge par- lour, anii three others of suuable and convenient dimensions; a spacious kitchen, and other offices adjoining; together with good sized b..r, most juuiciously placed, so as to overlook the kitchen, the entrances (o the house, and to the different parlours, as well as the whole of the court yard, to w-wch a bay-wmdow is introduced. On the tit-st iloor is a large room, which con- veniently accommodates a dinuer party of eighty, and which, by means of partitions and folding doors, forms two excellent drawing rooms, each eoonuuandmg a beautiful view of the Menai and the Island of Anglesey.—There are, besides, Oil the first lfoor, as well as in the attic story, a suitable number of exceeding good bedrooms; and the cellars under grouud are extensive and commodious. J II the rear of the house, and contiguous there- to, is a spacious court-yard, comprizing a very large coach-liotise, with a room of equal size ahove several stables, cow-houses,larder,dairy, laupdry, servants' I)e(ilof)tili, malthouse. brew- house,and a variety of other offices, all arrang- ed with ffj-eat judgment; and within a few yards of the house, is a large walled garden, with a smaller adjoining.. The tenant may be accommodated with any quantity of laoti, within a convenient distance, oot exceeding 190 acres. There being an excellent market at C arnarvon, the house may receive a constant supply of every necessary article,,especially fish,of the best sorts. Independent of the regular travelling to Car- narvon, and the several public meetings h"ld there within the course of the yeai, the very ge- nera! resort to that town, in 'he summer season, affords, a source of considerable emolument to the innkeeper—r-an l all circumstances taken into con- sideration, there can hardly b-e a doubt but that a parson well conversant in the business, may, by befouling tenaiit..ot, the Hotel at, Carnarvon, serve himself and the public, with very great advantage to both; especially at this time, when there hap- pens to he a good opening. The tenant may be accommodated with all the viable household furniture, plate, linen, china, horses, and carriages, and also with the crops and produce of the land, at a valuation. And further particulars may be had by apply- ing to THOMAS. Jo N ss, Esq. at Bi-ynty rion, near Bangor; Mr, JoHit WILLIAMS, at Plasnewydd, Anglesey; or to Messrs. POOLE, Attorneys, at Carnarvon, or at their Office at Pencraig, iu Aa- giesey. giesey. U -V,N E It A L i-os,r.)FFiCE, Septembe•• 1 It/i^ 1814. EY slatufe 39 Geo. 111. op 16, called (the Ship Letter Act) the Postmaster General was authorized to receive Lei Ie. s directed to places within I lie King's dominions, and to coun- tries beyonti the seas, and ro forward theni by any veisels (although noi packet boats) and to take a rate of one half of ,he paekel posfüge of Lct.. lers conveyed hy packet boats. And by the same Act the Postmaster General was authorized to take arafe of postage of 4d. a single letter, and so in propor;ion .for letters brought by ships other than by packet boats, IInder certain regulations from places abi-oad into Great tiritain The first clause in the attftve Act continues in force1: — BUT Byari Act passed in the last Session of Par- liament, 54 Geo. HI cap. (69, the above rate or postage4oi 4d. a smgie letter will cease on and from the ¡Olh Ocroher, 1814; and a rate of Gd. a single letter, and so on in proportion on double treble, and ounce letters, Will become [jayable in lieu heieol:, in addition to any rnlaud postage which may arise-upon the-internal conveyance of the letters. And the same Act conteius the following re- gulations, viz — Ship Letters may be forwarded by 'the parties themselves. Sect. 3. The Postmaster General -shall receive letters directed to places abroad, both within the King's dOlUinloll a IHI kingdoms aud ecitintries be- yond the seas, from persons who may be desir- ous to forward them themselves upon payment of a third of the packet rates, aud shall mark the postage and return the letters to the persons-, who may forward them by any vessels, not be illg packet boa's, without penalty. Persons licenced to collect betters. Sect. 4. Ami 'lie Postmaster General shall and | may licence persons to collect Letters to be so forwarded upon payweni of the aforesaid rates,; so as such licensed persons shall previously brins the letters to a Posl- OlTiec and pay Hit: rates,— and all keepers, brokers^ and others desirous of collecii-ig lellers ill their houses, are hereby required to apply to rhe Gpners) Post- O'fice in Lombard street, op to the several Post- j mas'ers at the put ports, for the said licences, which will be delivered to them free of any Charge whatever. Agents ,in the King's Dominions and Vounti-ies beyonti the Sens. Sect. 5. For the security of letters coming to Great Britain, ami to place them-under the ope rationsol this Act, Sect. 5 and 6, the Postmaster General is to authorize persot.s ahr ad to collect lellersfrom master's of ships an;l other- and to make them up m sealed bags or parcels address ed to. the Postmaster General, putting itltt) the said flags (yr parcels a certificate 'of the number 't't,ers"contained 1n tht-same, and an impres- liiOn of-the seal which shall be used, and the date when sealed, and for their care and trouble the iiias.ers k> whom the bags or parcels tfhall he confided for conveyance to Great Briitain, shall pay to such authorized person at the rate of 3s. British money, ror every 50 letters, and so in proportion for a greater or lesser number. The Packet kgents and Oeputies to ttre Post, maser Cverieriii i-n the King's dommtons, or. countries beyond the seas, the Colonial Post- masters, his Majesty's Consuls, or Vice Consuls, or where there are no public officers of these de- scriptions, any other public officers or respecta- ble persons are hereby authorised by the Post- master General to make up bags and parcels of letters iu the manner before described. Mnsters uf Ships. Sect 6. Are to pay as above for the hags en trusted to then), and on delivering the same in a perfect state at any Post-office in Great Britain, will he repaid by the Postmaster the sum of money which, rtlcy shall have so advanced, and also for their own care and trouble the sum 01 twopence per letter for every leI ter or packet contained in such bags or parcels. Sect. 7. If any Master shall opet) any bag or parcel entrusted to him, or take out any letter, or not (July deliver the ha with the letters- t 'tie PO-it-OffiCe, of the place where he shall ar-i rive, without wilful or unavoidable delay, every master shall forfeit and pay £500. I Sect. I i, The masters arc required oil their arrival in port, to sign a declaration that they have delivered all letters on hoard according to the Act, and until such declaration, the officers are not to permit the vessel to break bulk, and every master wilfully neglectill shall forfeit £;")(\, And with respect to letiers from Gleal t-tritaiu to count rie's abroad, masters of vessels are re- quired to take notice, that if they shall have on boaid any such letter (except the letters of their owners ) neither inclosed in the sealed bags thai will conlinue 10 be made up at the General Post- omce.and at the out ports, nor having the offi- cial maralld stamp. to denote that a rate of postage has been paid for the same (of which stamp impressions are exhibited at every Post- office) such IlHFter shall as aforesaid forfeit the sum of five pounds for every letter. And the officers of the Customs are, under ihis Act, 10 adminisser an oath to every mas er, that he has not any letters on board contrary to law. Officers oftlta Customs. Sect. 9. The principal officers of the Customs at every port, are required to search ships for letters on board, contrary to the Act, and to s-ize them, and they are to be intitled to a moi- ety of the penalties. Sect. 10. Such officers are requ*, red to adminis- ter all oath to every master outward bound, that he has not any letters on hoard which have not paid the rates, not being the letters of the owners, A declaration is to he signed by every master, arriving from abroad, as explained in that part this Advertisement immediately addressed to them, and until such declaration the officers are not to permit the vessel to break bulk, and (sec. 12) if any Collector, Comptroller, or Principal Officer, hereby required to prohibit any ship or vessel breaking bulk until the provisions of this I Act he complied with, shall permit such ship or vessel to break bulk, such Collector, Comptrol- ler, or Officer so permitting such ship or vessel to break bulk, shall lorfeit and pay file sum I of Twenty Pounds; one Moiety thereof to be paid to tbe iufqriucr. Merchants, Brokers, and the Public, Sect 8. Will take nptjice that if any person whatsoever shall end any letter or packet by any ship or vessel of which he shall not be 'he owner, or if any master shall have on board or carry any letter not being the letter of his owners, without such official mark thereon, the person so offend in g shal forfeit 51. for every such letter or packet. Sect. 14. Any person who shaH forge or coun- terfeit the stamp mark of postage, or designat ion, to t)e put upon the letters by authority of rhf Postmaster General, with intent to avoid the postage, will be guilty of a tuisdenieanor. Sect 13. The several penalties of this Act to be recovered in any Court of Record with full costs a Moiety to be paid to the Kiug-, and the I other to any person who will inform-and sue for the same. Sect-. 15. This Act does not extend to reqtrain .I the East india Company nor their Directors, from sending and receiving from "ie)r mems and servants abroad, packc* letters^ and papers relating to the affairs of the company, and of their governments abroad in the manner aCClistomed hut ail letters that arc not the offi- cial letters and packets of the East India Com- pany, are liable to the rates aud regulations of ill is Act. This Act will he put in execution at the Gerre- ral Post-Office, London, and at all Post Offices in Great Britain.on the lith of October, 1814) and in ptaces abroad as soon as may be after- wards. The Postmaster General will feel it his duty to enforce payment of the penalties on every breach of the law. By command of the Postmaster-General, fit KNCIS FitEEI,ING, Secretary. MALLTllAKTll MARSH, ANGLESEY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Friday the 81h day of Octoher, 1814, at the Bull's Head Inn, in Llangefni, in the county of Anglesey» by the Commissioners, appointed, by an 'Let of Parliament, for Embanking ami Inclosing the said Marsh, in order to dichdrge the Assessments made on the Kins, to whom they have been allotted, r 11HB following P iris of the said M A RSH, H subject to such conditions of sale as frhall be then fJrodueed h,, k No' ■ in the Commrs, Acreage Lois. Parishes. Map. A. R. P. } <LTanfihangel,> g An Allotment in the Marsh, 2! 2 0 I upper par', 3.— Ditto lower part, 3 Ditto. 14 I 17 3—Llauittan Ditto. 9 3^4 4— Uansraffo 7 Ditto 2 2 28 5—Llansjeinwei i Ditto 21 3 0 6—Trefclraet h 13 Ditto 98 0 IS 7—Llangristiolus. 23 JDjtlo. 46 3 32 Mr. John Jones, at the Commissioner's Yard, Oil the Marsh, willshew the allotments. For further particulars apply to Mr R. XVii, LIAMS, Beaumaris, Anglesey, at whose Office Maps of the allotments may be seen. N. B. 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In consequence of t bis t)lan, the membeis of the Fire Insurance Depart- ment, whose pei i ;d of repayment has arrived,have I)Iaii, the mernhCis of the Fire Insurance Depart- ment, whose pei i ;d of repayment has arrived,have received back fifty percent, of the premiums they I deposited. The rates of the Life Institutions are nearly ten per CellI. lower than those of other establish 1 men's; and its insurers have the additional ad- vantage of being entitled to a periodical bonus Further Particulars may be had gratis, of Mr. H. OWEN, Bala; or of any of the Agents who are appointed in the principal towns in Wales. bLANUUG AlfD [jLAJYBLIG IACLOSUHE. I THS tJudei signed Commissioner, np- I 9 pointed by and acting under an Ac' passed in the 46th year of the reign of bis present Ma- jesty, intituled, an Act for inclosing Lands in the parishes of Llanrug and Llaisbeblig, in the count.y of Carnarvon." Do hereby give Arvtice, That I have appointed a Special Meeting to be held under the said Act, at the Sportsman Inn, in the town of Carnarvon, in the sakl county, on Thursday the twentieth day of October instant, betweee the hours of twelve and two o'clock in life afternoon, ft;r the purpose of determining the objections made and delivered to me at a Meet- ing, held at the Sportsman Inn aforesaid, on lie twenty-eighth day of September last, by several proprietors of lands, and interested in die Com- mons in tIre -said parish of Llanrug, against diffe- Tetit -allotments of the Commons and Waste Land in the said parish, allotted by me, by virtue of the said Act-, to the proprietors thereofi and I do hereby require all persons interested in the said Commons and Waste Land, t(, a,ren(i at (lie tifife and place aforesaid, in order that such oh, jections may be finally determined. Given ullder my hand uit first day of October, 1814. W ALTER JONES, Commissioner. N. B, The said objections made and delivere.i as aforesaid-, may he seen at Mr. EVANs's Office-, Carnarvon, by the proprietors, or their Solicitors, previous to the meeting Anglesey Agricultural Society-. N'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, rAT lire next Ploughing Match will lake place in the neighbourhood of Llanerch- ymedd, on Wednesday the 6th day of October instant. 1. To the tenant at rack-rent of £50. a year, or undeh, who shall plollghhalf an acre in the best manner in five hours, with two horses abreast without a driver—Five Guineas, and a smock- frock to (IK; ploughmau. 2. To the second-best as above—Two Guineas, and a smock frock to the ploughman. 3. To the thii-d-a smock-frock to the plough- man. 4. To tfie tenant (whatever may lle his rent) who shall plough hair an acre in the best manner in four hours, With two horses abreast wilhoul a driver—Ten Guineas, and a smock-frock to the ploughman. 5 To the second-best as above—Five Guineas, and a smock frock to the ploughman. 6. To the third—a smock-frock to the plough* man. 7. To the tenant who shall ptough half an acre in the best manner m four hours and a halt*, with two oxen ahreast without adriver—FiveGuiueas and a smock-frock to the ploughman* To PI oughfor Fallow. In awarding the ibove Prizes, the object at- tended to will be the correctness with which the work is done, and if it be finished i-u the I'un- specified, no preference will be given who doe- it quickest, unless the merit iu other respects bi equal. W. P. POOLE, Secretary. i I'cncririg, Oct. 4, 181-]. N U. Persons intending to start, edesire(1 to send notice to the Secretary, on o-r before tht Oct,ot)er instant. -.c TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (IN TWO O-R. MORE L(,Tg, AS SHALL BE AGREED C to N .) At Mr, Roger Lewis's, at Tal y Cafts Feriy I house, near Eg-Iwyslacll, in the county of Deu bighlon Monday the 124tli day of October ncr, at three o'clock in the afternoon* subject i- conditions; — T,OT ALL that MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, with a most excellent Orchard, 2 Coitaces, one with a good garden, situate nearly adjoining j ine village of Eglwysfach aforesaid, commonly i called or known by the name of ing very near 50 acres of most capital meadow and other land, in a ring-fence, now in the occu- pation of the representative of Elizabeth Ro- berts, as yearly tenant, under a uouee to quit at St. Andrews next Also a yearly rent or payment of7s. 2d. for the ue.^ of water to the Mill adjoining to this Te- nement, where the tenant of Dy&Yyu has hiscorn ground toll tree. Also a chief rent, or yearly payment of IOs. issuing out of a certain piece or paicel of land, called Frith Loin, nearthisTenenientbeionging to Thomas Rees, of Liaitsaiiiiaii, and another. This Farm is entitled to all allotin elitill lieu of a right of common, on the wastes in the parish, now under inclosure, and adjoins the lands of Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. A. Lloyd, IL Jones, and J. Lloyd Wynne, Esqrs. Colonel Forbes, and the Rev. H. llollaud Edwards. LOT II. All that other MESSU AGE or TENEMENT, with 2 Cottages and Gardens thereto, situate near Eglwysfach aforesaid. commonly called or known by the name of Cell y gall, containing near 100 acres of good land, in a ring-fence, in the hold- ing of Evan Williams, as yearly tenant,underno- tice to quit at St. Andrews next. This lot is also entitled to an allotment from the wastes in the parish, now under inclosure, and adjoins the lands 01 the said J. Lloyd Wynne and R. Jone.s, Esqrs. and is said to be subject to an annual payment pf 6 8d. to Mr. Williams, of Hendre, aud of 2s. yearly to Mr. Richard Da vies. N. B. There is a good deal of youngtimhr on these Farms, in coppices and hedge rota, which are to he taken at a valuation, to' be pro- duced at the sale. Mr. KYFFV N of Eglwysfach, and therespec five tenants will shew the premises, and further particulars may be had of Mr. KYFFYN, or Messrs. KBNYON and pAaaY, Wrexham. A MIDDLE aged Man of respectability, who on his own account has farmed on'a irge scale, and is well acquainted with the irge scale, and is well acquainted with the f Turnip and Green Crop system," would be glad I" sIIJJerinrend the Agricultural Concerns of any Nohleman or Gentleman. Employ ment and a comfortable situation beinsj a greater consideration than emolument.- Any Gentleman wishing further information will he waited on, by addressing a line (post-paid) to S. P. C ARN, to be left at the Post-Office, Bar- mouth, Merioneth, till called for- ANGLESEY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Friday the2^thdayo- Onoher, 1814, at the Butt's head lnll, Llangefni, -n the county of Anglesey, by the Comuiissione>s appointed by an Act of Parliament, for eLiihaiikitiE and in- closing Malltraeth Marsh, in the said county, Tile following parts of the said M'UtSH, subject to such condi-ions of sale as shall he then produced Ac. in the Acreage. Lot. Parish. Com. map. more or less. i..t'«» 2..Ditto.19 Ditto.IO I 22 S.Ditto 80 Ditto 18 2 2S Mr. John Jones, at the Commissioners Yard on the Marsh, will shew the Allotments. For further paniculars apply to Mr, R. Wil- liams, Beaumaris, Anglesey, at whose Office Maps of the Mlofinents may ee seen. STATE LOTTERY, WILL BEGIN AND FINISH DRAWJNG ON THE A'liX, S.4 r[! ti OA 1. NO BLANKS. SWIFT & Co. the Contractors, respectfully k5 solicit the attention of the Public to the Scheme of the Veto Stale Lottery, which is the most advantageous ever offered to adventurers.— A Purchaser, if he should not be fortunate enough to ot)t,aiii o-iie t)i the great Cal)ita!s, wi!l be ii,re of having the whole or part of his money return- e l, as every Ticket will receive either a large or small Prize.—There are only 6,000 TICRETSi AND THE SCHEME CONTAINS 6.000 PRIZliS, INCI.UDING I .0 f. £20,000 1 2,1,00 3 }" dl:O 3 500 I 10 0 besides Prizes of £50 and £ 20; and be renam- in Tickets (which in all other Lotttiie* have been Blanks'), will each reee.ve the sum of rive Pounds, being a cenain saving of nea ly £ 5 per cent, ITI evel) purchase. Tickets and Shares-are selling at SWIFT and Co's London Offices, No. I I, Poultry} j No. 31, Aldgate High" 12, Cliaring Cros;; j Street An l by iheir Agents.