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CARDIGANSHIRE. I we, of course, duly appreciate the kindly feelings which appear in the numerous Cardiganshire communications, tint we have this week received, on the subject of the "literary larceny" so long, so perpetually—and, we may add so coolly committed on our columns by a contempo- rary whom we can no finger consider as a competitor; for the TfkV</n:<« has fairly beaten him out of the field. But one general acknowledgment must suffice. Having stated the fact-a fact which everybody knows—that our news is always dished up to the twaddlers who read the "journal" a whole week after the Welshman's readers have been supplied with it, wc have nothing mnr? to say, The subject gives «»• no concern %vii?i-,evcr. It the pf'nticm?n and ladies who spell the journal" like ?tM!p w;irM.whatri?ht has anyone to sncr at them j They h?vc a ri?ht as perfect to Hldule thctr pemiiar tastes as other people. I" London, s?te pastry h sold at half- pricc-a'id coil I),e is the consumption thereof by street-sweepers, hungry apprentice hoys,^ lamp-lighters, ??(j Vhe luxurious poor generally. Do the respectable n'ade'r? of the "journal" alio get their treat at naif-price ? 1,) not, ti?ey O-LI;?liL. F\r?L AcriDr.?T.—CnRC?ER's I?m'EST.—An In- quest was on Tuesday hmt held by D. Hich.trd Williams, at Lhcst G villhn, near ???''ys??''?'p?"??!ebody(d' William 11 tubes, ■'> R:ie youth, aged Jf>, and son of Ir. Lewis Hughes, of Lhiest Cwii!i;n, farmer. — Samuel Jones deputed, tn-'t ubomf'o'clock on Monday morn- in last, he heard the report of a !?un, in the immediate neighbourhood of ids co?t?,:e. After going out be saw thc dfce.tscd?tth his head lying on a mound quite dead; his ?<:nwasm the ditch below, and two dogs h,m( by. The; wife of the l?t?;t to) lt,?vii)g ti)(,n • up, and 'I.. s.w thc deceased as lat described Ins sh i t and cravat were on Sire, which she put out: he was bleeding copiously from the left side of the head. As the unfortunate youth had evidently come by his death through- his gnu accidentally going off in crossing the mound, the Coroner charged the Jury, who immediately brought in a wI,1i, ut Acc;dclltaJ Death." The de- ceased appears to have died in a moment, and without a struggle. AiiiiRYsTwiTin —Great anxiety is felt at Abcrystwit.i, respecting the fate ot the sloop tinnis, Thomas Williams, master, belonging to th;s port. She sailed fiom Llanelly, on or about the 5th instant, far New Koss, aim has not been since heard of. If any of the readers of the flelsh- can give any tidings of her, it will be thankfully received. Herrin". Fishery.—Last week bcrntig fishing com- menced at A beryatwith. The "take" was but few. Since that, the weather being fine, the boats have continued their exertions and have brought in frem ,1 to 8 maise eacli (the maise being oOO) and the herrings are now selling two a penny. Besides the above, 9 vessels have arrived from Douglas, Isle of Man, having on board about 100 maise each, salted. There is an abundance of herrings i:i the Bay-—in other words —there is an abundant crop of the necessaries of life, and lost for want of looking after. Here we spend our money in giving the Isle of Man fishermen employment while our own bay is full of li,!i, confesse. 11 v suoerior in flavour o those (it' the Isle of .vlan. How this is we will soon explain—out fishing season does not commei.ce till late in the year, when it requires hrgish I boats to stand the weather—our boats are all small and wholly incapablc of encountering weather the least rough. Then why not get larger ? Aye, there is ilil, r-ib-where is the money to come from We have now come to the rea! difficulty of the case—want of capital; and the next question is, how is that difficulty to be removed for it is quite certain that things must remain as they are unless a stouter and a larger class oi boats be employed. As matters arc now, it is absolutely a disgrace to Aberyst- uir.b that whilc fih is so abundant in the bay, they should yet be dependent for a scanty supply upon strangers; but it is difficult to point out where the blame lies, The handsome offer which Capt. Ilinde ami Capt. Vv. Powell made at a recent meeting of the Fishing Club .shows a disposition on the part of the gentry of the town and neighbourhood to "fend a willing hand" in removing the chief c.ilHculty—- the poverty of the fishermen. It is well worto the experiment to pet one boat ready for the next herring season to be of the necessary size and stoutness and to be employed during the rest of the year as a dredging boat for all sort of fish, and thus to supply the market with flat-fish of every sort. We merely threw out the suggestion —hoping the subject will be taken into serious consideration. The Cardiganshire Quarter Sessions will be held at Aberystwith on the 18th of October.
GLAMORGANSHIRE.
GLAMORGANSHIRE. There is no political news of any importance, from Merthyr thi" week. All are q tiet there. Mbkthvh Market, SAT., SEPT, 21.—Waun pear and apple fair," was held this day, our market was not so fully attended as usual, although there were large quantises of patahles of ull descriptiul1 waiting for cus- tomers. The following is a list of prices, taken from the lips of veracious tradesmen on the spot:—Mutton, -li to 5. per !b. Beer', 4 to t>^ do.; Veaj, 5 t,) 6 (1c). 5 to 51 do; Bacon Pig, 6s. 3d. per score; Fowls, 3s. per pair; l'ggs, 10 to 12 for (id. Geese, 6^ to 7 per lb.; nucks, s. to 2s. Gd. per pair; Fresh Butter, lid. to 12u. per lb.; Salt do.. Sdt to 9,1. (lo. Skimmed Cheese, ,'Sj to 4d. do.; Best do., fid. to 7 (lo. Flour, Is. 2d. to 4s. 8d. per 28 lb. Potatoes, 20 1b. for (id. Turnips, 15 lb. for 6d.; Apples, Gd. to fs. per hundred Onions, lid. per lb., or 2s. per score. Waun fair went off more bnsk thaI) the last. Many commodities changed lallcl, at reduced prices, &c., and we have heard of no accidents, although the ponies were driven most furiously through the streets of Merthyr, in the afternoon. FATAL ACCIDK.nt.—Morgan Evans, miner, was killed on Monday last, at Bryngwyn level, Hirwain, inconse- quence of a vast quantity of rubbish from the top falling on his head. A wife and some children are Iefc to de- plore his premature death. houses are just com- mer.ced on the top of the Waun hill, to accommodate the Cwmhargod colliers. Good prospects of iron advancing in price must have stimulated this spirited company to lay out so much money but tliis is not the hundredth part of what has been spent in opening the collieries. William Vaughan of Swansea, butcher, has been con- vi_ cted in the penalty of 7s. including costs, for assaulting John Jacob, butcher. I xi'i ama ky.—Froni the 20th to the 2Glh of Septem- ber inclusive — In-doorpatieu;Remained by last report. J-5; admitted since, 5; discharged, cured, and relieved, 3 remaining. ]". Out-door pathmis— Remained by last report, 178; admitted since, 3'5; discharged, cured and d 28 Mki.ancholy Accident and Loss c, r ,L;f. r" Tin: -to [I It is our most painful duty •to record a most lamentable occurrence, .attended with -the loss of the lives of Mr. Nicholas Brewer, of Card iff, «fnior Pii(!t (,t, ?!!?(i his son, a remarkably fine young m^n, much and dun rvediv respected. It appears thut on the evening of Wednesday se'nr.ight (on wbich RVenin?. (?:" readers wi'! remember the occurrence of a tliunder-storm and a gale of wind, which r?g?d with fatal results along the coast), the subjects of this distressing narrative left the Cardiff Doc ks for the purpose of piloting tt vessel down channel. Having conducted her as far as was considered necessary, Ihey left her and went on the t for any s..i! 'that might offer itself back to port. At this period, we are told, the son expostulated with his and t'ee captain also strongly urged him to remain onboard, as the we-ther was tl,f,,Il ti-iii- 7- 1rd a; 'portending hurricane at hand, alleging at. the same tint". p hurricane it hirid, all,?g)ng :Tt ,i,e s tI To this Hre?'errephed that he and hL' !"t!e oark bnd ofrtimes weathered as heavy a gale, and, th.. be w.is deter- mined to goo, which lie unfortuuatcdv did -eh..ing himself • and sou off to the mercy ot the winds and waves. In their endeavours to b(-;i-. t,ieir w?iy til,i iiit.i-t have experienced considerable danger and hitnnie. as the storm, to which they were subject the whole of the night, rose to it fearful pitch. Oi' their sufferings in their awful situation, we are unable circumstantially to speak: cer- tain it is, ttiey mu^t have been extreme. Towards morn- ing- they were observed beiting about between the Steep and ¡,Iat Holme- in a (lisa'ded condition, having lost both masts and sails, and *ti!l combating with the billows, and where, it is conjectured, they must shortly afterwards have found a watery grave. The body of the son was discovered off Brixv 011 Friday last, in so mutilated a state, that but for papers he had about him, identification would have been doubtful. Ilis remains were imme- diately removed to Cardrff, under the care of hi; friends, and were interred in the burying ground of St. John's Church, on Sunday evening, followed by a large concourse of friends and sorrowing relatives. The corpse of the father has not yet been picked up,and it is thought likely, from the late winds setting on the Welsh shore, that it maj probably drift for many miles down channel. Boats have been employed in search tor the last 10 days, but up to the present without success.
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THE ¡\13EIèG-C;;Y .JDfOX AD I THE FRENCH. The following letters have been addressed to the ier- lin: — I am very happy to inform you arid your readers generally, that I have just been informed by a gentleman newly returned from the continent, that the spirit ufCym- reigvddiaeth is up to concert pitch in France and i ri- Llilliia-so much 'that the French papers have taken up the subject most wanulv, and hav" favoured the natives with a translation into French ot tne vvnole list of subjects that will be contended for at our next anniversary. It is expected that the kin;> of the French do.vn a de- putation to the Eisteddtod, beg.*h\g tne ta -'our oi uems allowed to hold an Eisteddfod in France after too manner of C-went and Morganwg, and the oNoniiwahan system of singing. Should his majesty he so fortunate as to be al- lowed such a privilege trorn the Congress of Bards at Abergavenny, I hope, ilS a Cymro, that Messieurs the de- putation will be so kind as to leave behind them a few hundred cents, for subjects to c tne off at our Eisteddfod of 1814. This will show French Gwktdgarwcb, and will be the onlv way to get us, the Cymry, to return lile com- pliment. "IT c ,;¡o dances I let aim pay the aarper." i iMKV, I have received a letter by this morning's post, from a friend in North Wales, written in great haste, announc- ing that Sir V/. W. W ynti. Bart, M. P., t!ie prince of North I Wales, is getting ready his grooms and stud for a trip to the South, and no doubt to be a guest at the hospitable mansion of Sir B. Ibll. Bart, M. p., Llanover, in readi- ness to be presprlt at the forthcoming Eisteddfod. I hope and trust that our Welsh prince will have the honour of meeting the prince of South Wales, Ifor yr lioviaid. Oh what a princely meeting—what an honour to the Abergavenny Cymreigyddion. to have two gentle- men, descended from the first families in North and South Waies CYSDDELW. The peaceable village of Blaenavon was recently the scene ot a fracas of a very amusing description. Mr. P —s, a gentleman of the Falstaff school, some 15 stone weight, being in a state of inebriety,wished to exhibit his to il. by challenging a Mr. J-s, a gentleman of great soul, though of diminutive stature—i teet 11 inches in his shoes, and weighing nearly 6 stone— to li;ht. Mr. J--s, sce;ti,r the odds in weight so much against him, hesitated until some friends (who, knowing his pluck and the questionable courage of his opponent), advised him to tackle theGoliah. Mr. P—s being attired in a pair of drill continuations, rivalling the snow in whiteness, asked him to go home to change, which was readily granted, but created a misgiving that it was merely a ruse to get away: however, contrary to tb.eexpectation of Mr. J—'s anxious friends, back he came in complete fighting trim, looking daggers at his pigmy_ opponent, who, to all appearance, was likely to sufler quick annihi- lation. MI". J-s, during the temporary abencc cf his opponent, having procured a nice little ground ash stick, waited his approach as bold as a lion; and to the astonish- ment of this Hercules, commenced operations on his bar, back, to the no-small amusement of the lookers-on but, however amusing the scene may have been to the spec- I tators, the cries and groans of the recipient t'stificd the infliction to be anything but agreeable to him. Some friends interfering, a stop was put to the melee, and every effort made to effect a reconciliation, but without avail. It is supposed nothing ,-hoi't of a brace of pistols wail settle it.-lb 'I. We understand that an indictment wdl shortly he pre- ferred against a gentle;nan in this ncighbouraoju. for stopping up an ancient foot-path.—Ibid. On Wednesday last while the steamer of the Ohl Pas- sage was plying across, the bulwarks gave way, and precipitated about 150 pigs into the water. The driver, i also, was near ly drowned, in attempting to save his unfortunate drove.—Hid.
! LOCAL MARKETS.
LOCAL MARKETS. Carmarthen. — Average Price of Wheat. 5s. f»d.; j Welsh Cheese, 21s. to 23s. per cwt. i Haverfordwest MARKET.-Whe.it, 5s. 0d. to Gs. 0. barley, 2s. fjd. to 3s. 3d.; oats, Is. 3d. to Is. (id.; potatoes. Is. (id. to ls, 9d.,per Winchester; butter, Is. to Is. 2d.; salt do., 7Ad. to Sd.; Jieal 5d, Caroio *>— Wheat, from ?. to Cf. Gd.; Barley, 3s. <>d. ) to 3s. !)d.; Oats, is. (id. per bushel j salt buHcr, '?. lr(?,sli I)tztter, 8(1. to lod beef', 3.i:l. to fi?l. 1 11 4d. to 5d.; veal <J'd. to ad.; geese, ls. Cid. to 2s. 3d. oats, from Is. (id. to fresh butter, l. 1.1, j salt butter. 7Jd. to 8,1.; beef, 3od., to 7d. mutun, 4.1 d. to veal, -IJd. to 7d.; pork, 5d. to G, I. AA Kit AGES tut London Gazettr., FOR THE I WEEK ending Sri>. 23d, 18!2. WHEAT. BAP. I. MY. j OATS. districts. Qrs. Avrge. Qfs. 'Avrge., Qrs. Vvrge. s. d.i i s. (l.j s. d. 40 ô; 28 (il 13 3 /?!??i' ? ? ? 1??]? r¡[,¡;n¡;l'r¡r¡;¡ ] iO ? ? ?? 0 J/M,?;?t.?.. ?? ? ? '??-S 0: L )b 0 O'huccstersh.. j 1234 51 71 *'5 2; 3id 0 jMoatt/omery.. i 100 10i j f 21 5 //e?-t/? J? ?) 1 ?'? 8 0 6,2 21 7 01 4.1 21 Mlap IG3S 52 0 62 27 0 4i 21 0 Carnarvon 33 5; ? 15 32 • (>: 50 17 3 7,'e?/i!?. 147 .?0 3 1. 1 8' 7 22 7 /.o.-? 2965 55 6| 1081 26 01??15 5
Family Notices
-ro:-  BN?'??'?f'?'   B?tiin? MJM?A?d'a ? M?:J.nb. B I II T H S. Last week, the wife of Mr. Thomas Williams, of the Fountain Inn, Llandovery, of a sen. On Sunday last, the wife of Mr. Darnel James, ateh- maker, Llandovery, of a son. On the 22nd inst, the wife of Mr. Ilhys Jones, iron- monger, Haverfordwest, of a (laughter. On the 31th inst., at Llanelly, the wife of Mr. Ilopkin Bevan, accountant, of a son. M A li R I A G ES. At Oxwich, Glamorgan, Ratidle Wilbraham Falconer, Esq., M.D., son of the late Rev. Thomas Falconer, of Bath, to Ann. daughter of John Woo l, Esq., of Cwm and Bi ynhavod, in this CUlluty. Oil tcie 2i;rli inst.. at the Tabernacle, t'lle Rev. W. Williams, Mr. Daniel Davies, to Celia Griffiths, both of the parish of Llandebie. Yesterday, at Hubberstone church, by the Rev. J. W. Jones, Mr. Benjamin Atiama, of Bramble, to Miss Propert, daughter of Capt. David Propert, Harbour Master of the Port of Milford. Last Tuesday, at Swansea, Mr. William Burgess, to Mrs. Louisa Isabela Sirmand. Last Thursday, at Swansea, Mr. John Bosanquet, to HIss Maria Jane Thomas. On Sunday week, at Brecon, Mr. John Evans, of the Clerk ot t!m Peace's Office, Brecon, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. John Jones, shopkeeper, of the same town. On the lith inst., nt Watergate Chapel, Brecon, Mr. D. Evans, Noyadd, Devynnock, to Miss Mary Price, Ffynonwrg-in, of the parish of Llywel. On Monday week, -it Llanwrtyd, David Davies. Esq., of Llwyncelvn, near Llandovery, hind agent, to Miss Davies, of Divlyn. DEATHS. Oi"! Tuesday lar-t, at his house in John-Street, in this town, aged 79 years, Mr. John Davies, formerly of Ys- tradlach, in the parish of Llandefeilo<r~-he was for many" years a member of the Calvmistic Methodist connexion. On the 2tith inst., aged 35, Mr. T. W. Humphreys, Schoolmaster. Llandiio, leaving a wife and four children to regret the loss of a most kind husband and alieuionate parent. On the 27th inst., at Llanellv 'Mr. David Hughes, ironmonger, ot this town. At Aberdare, on Friday week Mr. David Evans, land- lord ol the Lamb Inn. On Sunday, the 25th iust., !1O'('d GI-vears, Mrs. Mary Francis relict ot the late John^-nincis. Esq., Surgeon, Haverfordwest. On the 18th inst., at Lampeter -\nn Maria, the beloved wife of Joshua Evan Williams, Es„ 1 in the 23rd yezlr of l,er ige. Thursday week at Quarry ltow, Merthvr, at an ad- vanced age, Mr. William Parrv, iron v.eiither at C'vfarthfa I j On the Mth inst., in consequence of a fall from his ho: se. ] | near lliiyd-y-biew, on the previous Tuesday, Mr. William ilh.;ms, foi many years master miner in the employ of j Hai-on. and Co., Sn howy works.
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 it i'? r-, c I ?,. I ;I[2L.PI:.¿ S?a?g?a?E??S- C ARM A RTII t; \rricerf, the City of Nor- ./l'Jrï:.i I.ondon PtKcnix (s.), iftf&sSdS* Jackson Bristol Packet, Morgan; Fame, Morris, from Bristol, with sundries; Mary, Cadwallader, I from Carnarvon; fsl, of Man, with herrings: Friends, Itees, frorn Llanelly Fly, Stephens, from Porth- cawl, 'with coal.— lire "City of Norwich," 11 Fa-lic, and Mary" have arrived in the liver, but will not have water to the quay until Sunday or Monthly next. Sailed, the Phoenix (s.), Jackson: Earl of Kingston, O '.veris Eliza, Phihips, for Bristol, with sundries: Wil- !i rn ar>d Anne. ^Phihtps, for Gloucester, with corn: Friends, llees: Fi'Y,Sti.l)litns, fui: Llanelly, with ballast. Miltorij.—Arrived, the Venus, Bowden, from Gu- zen to Diamond, Jenkins, from St. Vineent, for Glasgow Elizabeth, Je[\kin: Kitty, Flinn: rminy.Wiiiiams: Alexander, James, for Youffhal: Lavn?.t, hoskm: El'en, A',ex-?tn?ter,Janies, for You,??h?il Et'eA, i Co iii.-t. Head, for Liverpool: Thomas, Larnh a t. Wr\- G race. Morgan, for Dublin: Excel, Thomas, for i'.vliheli: William, Barmouth: V i.tv.M-pooL Niwport: New Gift, W dli lor homas, for Liverpool '{aeer Gnfiirh. for f* liiiji t Rambler, Ward, from Wi:a,v. for SivntJi'n S pccdv. Sloane, from V\ i<-k, for ord: rs Star (s.'i. I-Iee*. i'1\ Bristol: Sarah, Honey, l,v.»i Wick, t,) i- Nl i I i i-, i oN-t], I eti I; it is, f'roiii L).->ne'!ly, tor | Cork: Ann and E!i/.abeth, Jones, from Bristol, for Newy Active, Morgan, from Cardiff, for Waterford: Sapphire, Humphreys, from Port Talbot, for Portmadock: ;\j ¡¡ï- garet, Bevan, frorn Neath, tor Youghal: Shanon, Wil. liams, from Limerick, for Lpool: Acorn, Jones,from Car- marthen. for Greenock: Erin, Bailies, from Saundersfoot, for Wicklow. Swansea .—Arrived, the Eleanor, Jones: Sarah, Evans: Indu«trv, Rowlands, from Milford: Oomer, i Davies: Kpw Diligence, Jones: Town of NA'exor?l Wi))iams,fromLiv?rpo?]:i{t'd Diamond, Kiloy, from Uiverstone William, Beer, from YoughalEJiz; beth, Lock: John, Lewis Susan. Ihrvvain Bristol, Davies, I from Iifracombe: Bristol. Davies: Morfa, Francis:' County of Pembroke, Gerard: Wni:f)m.ir?d Jane, Barrett, i from Bristol: Breeze. O'Cormell: Johanna, Nugent, from j Du-igarvan; Hopewell, Jones, from Portmadock: Swift, Gaily,from Newport: Albion, Campbell: Pursuit, ft born, from Dublin; Dispatch, Ogan, froln \Vick]:;w: 1, Jones, Barmouth: Ehene/.er, Basset, from Abi-ravon: Alex»nder. Davies: Eliza, Lalv, from Cuba: Sarah, Crocker, from Gloucester: Cardiff, Johns: Olive Brand;, Mendos, from Aberthaw: Friends, Cobh-y, from Minc!ad Marv, Crowley, from Ccrk: Christituni.a, Bogt,- from Douglas Kittv, Drew, from Bude. Pom Tai.bot.—Arrired,' the Castle Baynard, War ne. from London: Eliza, S,ray, from t}t': Vioh, ] I) .lKmson, !rom Neath: Wei combe. G)'i?h)?. from I.-augharne: Emerald, Lloyd,from Mumbles: 'Mary, Parry, i'om Bant'or: Ma-cltioness Anglesea, Hughe- from Clemes: Starbuck, Hammet, from Swansea: Charles, Jenkins, from Porthcawl: James and S a rail, Jones, from Swansea: Elizabeth, Ellis, from Cardiff: St. Brides, 1 j{ogTrs, from BristoL Sailed, the Queen Victoria, Sutton, for Bristol: Marv, Care, for Penzance: James and Sarah, Jones, for Swansea: W ilherfore, Denbv, for t London: John and Mary, Edwards, for Hayle Sapphire, Humphries, fcr Portmadoc Eliza, Spray, for Hayle Alpha, Dixon, far London Ebenezer, Bassett, for Swansea: Si. Piere, Jones, for Mumbles: Welcome, Griffiths, for L'1h;¡rne: Emerald, Lloyd, for Mumbles: Emmet, 11 i< Mrds, for Liverpool: Ann Crechton, Crechton, for Almeira: Livclv, Lee, for Itavle: Henrv and Sarah, Allen, for Falmouth: Devonshire, Lawther Xerxes, Maenamara, for i>evaron Mary, l'ariy, for Almwch.
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The Welshman has now been established for nearly ELEVEN YEARS, and ernovs » considerable share of Public patronage. It his fought under hc bar¡ner of "RATIONAL AND PROGRESSIVE REFORM." with undeviating rectitude, and undaunted courae, h01(!.1 ing on its course "througk evil and good rcport," not- iue:onits course "through evtl and ?ood report," not- career, instituted for ai)egfd infringemcnts of thc absurd, unjust, and now universally condemned law of libel. Rendered prudent by experience, the Welshman has be- come wiser, and perhaps .Iso more waty as well as more considerate; but though carefully avoiding even the colour of CALUMNIOUS PERSONALITIES, it is no less fearless and uncompromising in its Political Prin ciples now, than it was then; for we continue in its columns the advocacy of L beral Whi Principles in the true sense of the term—in matters Ecclesiastical re- cognizing but one authority, in matters Political but one rule. 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(Successor to the laic J:i:ncs Fraic: .) (.S''? t 'f  ? /< t'? ? ;<\?' t  .)' ) Tivy-sidc Ploughing THE above PLOUGHING MATCH will be held at Pengt lli, in the Parish of Troedyraur, on Wednes- day, the 5th of October. JOHN JONES, Sccretaiy. Rhyd Lewis, Sept. 2S b, IS 12. seam. THE Members of tld; Society intend having TA PUBLIC CONCERT i" the Pembrokeshire Hunt Week. be BfAlIf TUEHPIES TRUST. N'OTICE is he,el)y tii,t the tllc T J .L I lIrnJ>lke il)ads, under an Act passed in the Third year ofthp Hpi?n of h'shtc M?e?ty King William the Fourth. For repairiiv and improving several Beans c-?'d the MAIN THUSTS HOADS; alb in the County of Carmarthen, and making a new Piece of Road to com- municate therewith from the confines of the said County to King's Moor, iri the County of Pembroke," will meet at the TALBOT, in Carmarthen, on Thursday, the 20th day of OCTOISElt, at the hour of twelve o'clock at noon, in order to consult about Erecting a TOLL GATE, CHAIN, or BA'R, across the sai l Turn- pike Boad, leading from Carmarthen to Saint Clears, ;<t or near the Mermaid, ill tlii- Parish of Llanfibao- spd-Abercmvin. J. J. STAGEY, Clerk to the Trustees. Dated this 30th day of Sept. 1S42. MONTHLY SALE OF Farming Stock, Hbrsesj Car- riageSj &c. a o II ? JH ? ? W A Y S?nSPECT!L?Yma!<tst<now""M?!??"?' (it ¡¡tion of many Anmcui-TunA? Gkntlbmun, extensive Farmers and otheks, be has determined upon holding a monthly sale BY auction, of Horses, Farming Stocl; in general, Carriages, &c., to take place on the first Saturday in each month. The universal opinion appears to he that an established periodical Sale of this desenetion has been long wanted in this extensive agricultural district. The advan- tages which will thus be offered, alike to those having a superabundance of Stock and persons who may be desirous of purchasing must be at once obvious, and | in order to insure those advantages, the Auctioneer i h:)srt'soh'('dtf'mf)kHA?(7/'<?'?'r<rK;?Kt';?/A?i'MH? bono fide sold, a small com;:tiss:on (ilone iriil be dtarged-ichen « truusfcr of property takes place. Particulars of any dl- scription of Farming Stock, Horses, or Carriages, in- teoded for the Sale, should he ha.oied to the Auction- j eer without toss of time, when every publicity will be j given to the same. The first Sale will be on the First of October.— Approved Bills of Three Months' will be taken on all amounts above Five Pounds. N. B. to wards of Twenty useful I/orses u.;J Ponies x-iil be offered for sale. æ;:J° The next Monthly Sale will take pbc (In Sa- turday the .->th November. Lammas-street, Sept. 30, 18i2. CARMARTHENSHIRE. Important- and unreserved Sale of Valualh Half- Bred Colis awl Fillies, Brood Marcs, Coirx, Hei- fers, S/ucp, Slacks of C„nt Bic/c.-} of rime Haij, f)C., AT BRYNHAFOI), .1. I ..J. .L.L 1.. ) THREE MILES FROM LLANDILO. JOHN SOBWAY Has the pleasure of announcing, that V> OOD, Esq. has favoured him with instructions to SELL BY fUBLJC AUCTSOSJ, On TUESDAY, the 11th of OCTOBER next, j rriUE whole of his STOCK, &c., on the above r;i)-mj 01 consisting of the following valuable half-bred Colts and Fillies—a beautiful cream coloure d old, remarkably quiet, and has been trained to a Lady,'a powerful Colt by I splendid Carriage horse, 2 very promi-yig 2-vear old Colts, by Hypocrite, a pcrkct nlatch, and having- great power, a handsome 2-year old Bay Filly, by Hypocrite, j b ientarkably tine YearlIngs, by Don Juan and Prince Ln wi iiyn; Valuable Brood Mare, by Smolensko, and stinted to Don Juan Capital Milch Cows,several Heifer, ?: Ewes, 19 Lamb Ewc, 11 Wether Lambs, all of the SOl,thdoWII Breed; '5 L'upc Stacks of Oats cf excellent | quality, and in good condition, 4 very Large Ricks o; I Prime Hay,ait well harvested; together with a large quantity of Potatoes. The SALE will commence at 11 o'clock ii) the forenoon. *?* The usual credit will be given. Lammas-street, Carmarthen, > C;irni;lrtli(,n, J í JL. STOLEN I tie S lj 'I it!).} Y idst, ifs* 17tl: ¡"sf. Si L\ ER WArc'a?.)?'na'?-).??rY.! lict.sE. and C'Atj-1 kk, Pserkb-y-S .j!P ,i, f,), • Whi>ev .-r « iil dotiitn the s;:m-' i!):<r t..c S -t,r I'iedge, aild Coinioun l'te to J'. i/a>id will ))c handsomely reivai d-'d. Tenby, Sept. 21st, 1812. TITIIE COMMUTATION, j HpHE Map and Draft Apportionment of the Town-; ship of 1),), l';ii-isti (if !.Ian- ddewi-href;, in bc C-ninty of Cardigan, have been deoositedat the House of Mrs. Margaret JoDes, called Naritlhvyd, in the said Township, for the inspection of till parlies interested therein, am! a Meeting to hear Appeals will be held at the Talbot Inn, in the Town of Tregaron, ot! Monday, the loth of Ch-ti)bt!r i.-ext, at Ten o'clock in the forenoon. D. DAVIES, Apportioned [ September I7'.h, 1342. i.'E'?'?m ?or??.?jv?.i'?o?c.  Map and Draft Apportionment of the Town- j J Ls?!p'L'fJ?'rd))n Pys,?.)?,?i???.)',t)i>h<)fHa)i.! ddevi i-bi eii, in the. County <d' Cardigan, have been' deposited at the Dwelling-house of Mr. Evan Davies, cailcd BiiYNGLASE, in the said Township, for the! iriNpeei ion of till parties int.'rested therein, and a ?t'?nn?t"arAppf,ii.?.j,)..?t)?s:imcwntbt'ht'!d at the ialbot i?n. j regaron, on Monday, the tenth Li.ty Oi in the aLernoorj. j I). DAVIES, Apportioner. September Kth, 1S12. j TITHH G OmraUTIkTlQ'N. '"? HE ?3p a?d Draft Apportionment of the Parish of I Lianyhyther, m the i'ounty of C'armartheri, have bp.'? deposited at t he Dwelling-house of .)i,h" Ilugia's. called Ur Carriers' Anns, in the said Parish, for the inspection id' all parlies interested therein, and a! .Meeting to hear appeals against the same will he held at the Black Lion Inn, Lampeter, on Tuesday, the denlIth llay of lh:tohe:, Uj¡, ,ü H) II doc!, III lhe forenoon. HJUM?, p ?'r'i?.?. Septotnb.-rlSihJS?. ?a.neiy Commutation. !).!)AV:E-), ?JOT!C?!' hereby given, that the Draft Apportion- 1.? ment and Map of the Paiish of L anedy, have I)eeii it t!ie Ilou'?e of Mr. (irifiitb W.ughnn, called the Red L?.u f)i?, Fmitardti'ais, in ibesaid Parish, for the iaspectioii of all parties interested therein, and a Meeting; to heal- Appeals against the same will be twill at tue abtsve-nameti House, on Mon- ¡ day, the 3d day of October next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. THOMAS TH'O'M VS. 1 A. pp0rtJ'H'rS- I WDJJAM iuiVl, J I' Dyffryn Hnnse, Hf)?. nt, 1:?2. PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, WIT II OCT UESEiivE, AT BRYBJTIRION, In tie Pa ris!- of St. J/o.rtncli's, Jay, at II o clock, fur 12 at noon, BY JIll. JOlLY Joxj-yy, Juctioncer, nnJIF. whole of the capital HOUSEHOLD FURNL X Tr!:? STOCK. CBop. I\! PI.EMENTs of HUSBANDRY. DAIRY and BfiK.V Vii V FENSf LS, &c., the I'ropertv of i^etijamin E ioard Hail, Esq., ?L')tSK'?'"?"P'?'?''?' Long- Credit will be given on approved Security. For a Catalogue and further particulars, apply at the i Offices of Missrs. Oliver Lloyd and Davies, Cardigan and Newcastie-Emlyn at the Angel Hotel, Cardigan, ami of the Auctioneer, r.t Drcfttc'.i, near iSewcusile- Emlvn, I' BP.YXTilvION HOUSE, And about Tivcnty-ftva Acres of productive I-a:id to be Let. For further pirticnlar<5. anply to Messrs. (j. Lloyd arid Davies, or to E.C. Lloyd li ail. Esq., Emlyn Cottage, Ne.icastl e- E mlyn. II iO II ST RE E I', LLANDOVERY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Messrs. BRADLHY, Ji.-HISARD, and. Co.. At thf CASTLE Inn, in the Town of Llandovery, ill tile Couuty 01 Carmarthen, On F It DAY, the Tth Day ot OCTOBER t;ext, .it o'clock in ilie afternoon, By Order of the •Yssignee of the Estate and Effects of Klisaektii lliWAKD, a Bankrupt, IN ONE LUT, A venient Freidioid iMesstiage, or Dwelling House j rsiRE BANKRUPT c LIFE ?N and Premises, -i?u?tci:tnishS.?rft't.i!ititfs.?(ij iown of Llandovery, in the occupatiun id Miss Sarah Davies, as Tenant thereof, at the annual rent ct.??1'. ) And ahothe said Bankrupt's Life Interest, in an excellent F^ reehold Mailhouse arid Stable adjoining the Al at present untenanted, but lor- m< r.} I."i al ????,?,j;,). I'lle Is agt!?f i!)otit39 yetrq. For further particulars. aP,dy to Iiie Auctioneers, .\?t..h t harnbers, Small-Stivei, Bristol, or to Mr. 11 aiicts Short, Solicitor, No. HI, Corn-Street, Brinlol. i Carmarthenshire. To B3 LET, Vi il.i Possession at MlCii. /next, t',ose several capital Farms and Lands follow- ?-? in.?'?. 4 1 GEYNPOWYS, 82 Acres, in tin; Paris!: of I landebie GELL\(jYI)RS.M, 73 Acres, with all extetisive Rigtit tll(" lial i,ii of Bettws; TVY Nr i -LL\\ YN, 11 Acres, in the parish of Llanedy; 48 of (danu,i.^lo xleiifiVe lUght of Ccunmou in the parish ot !.]ar:ud.. r' TY [t- y. 'rY I.E.5 Acres, iu the parish of Llangadock BRYNDU, 98 Acres, and TINTON, -11 acres, LJllth in the parish of L:alOn; CAE^ POM PHEX, (6 Acres; CENCOED-FACH.I 1£1 Ani". ¡¡(HI TY-IS, 13 Ani's, ^'ie khirielly, all in the county of Carniar- » thr '"?"I'?t.t?sh? T.??, .icd the j S"?"- i" ? ??' ?"?n of Ca'?rth?,. :'I,JO,5t .)1 t!lI aLJ.I. r.'r.t??r.- in tLe iiii -Lto e ,?'?-IC?'- The H.n?.?'- from !.t?n. "'?') '? passes near several <? them, afford- tN??p<'th(i<,usattdc))<P"-?nMt:und.-r?'Vt.t-a!<.f i t ie rai ms there i5 C..a),wh)c!.ttmt?.:?,t?iHh.- ¡¡IJ,nn'cI to work f,)r liis ()tv"l i.,so-, i?r to f(?r liiiie to bi- (,ti ti-e "?'?"? t!? Farm, and ?-<y encourage- "?/andf.<?!ity?,j,??,?,?,).????, I in turtoer !?''t"?!us, app!y to Mm.rs. Brown and Oron', ?"i'c'tors. tJandfy. SOUTH WALES, PEMBROKESHIRE. Sarins Hssidence & most Desi- rable Investment. TO BE SOLO BY AUCTION, On WEDNESDAY, 5th Day of OCTOUiat, 1512, (Unless previously disposed of by Pkivatb Contract of which dae notice will be given,) at the L:on Hotel TI,N LIV, BY MR. fl. P. COO!)! The Amroth Castle Estate, IN ONE LOT: CONSISTING of the capita Frt.ehn?? Manstnn UTtse. \? Gan\¡on, and Dem('ne Lands. Co)!¡pry. Corn Grist Mill, Fading Mill and Factory, Cottages, Woods, Acres of productive Laud, principally Meadow arid P.^uire, ard in a high state of cultivation; also the Leasehold Interest, in the adjoining Farm of Trelissy, containing 120 Acres. And which, if not disposed of, in Oiie Lot, will be sub- mitted io the Five following Lots. lot 1. The Freehold Mansion y Gardens De- mesne Land" attached, U, ,iii,lv, C >m Grist Mill, Tulling Mill and Factory, Cnttage, Woods, Plantations, con- taining 23UA. Ill. 2.Sl\ It. T.OT IT. Tne Rjbmii or Reynold s IIdt 5-arta, Lar.Js, <1rd Plan- tation, C!).t[ait.t??A. 2?. I.)t\ LOT 11 1. The Moor Farm, c?t!:imux 35a. Or. ?;? I.OT IV. Four Clones or Fields, caiitd Chancery Lace Lands, containing 11A 0k. If I'. I.OT v. The Leasehold Interest in the Farm of Trebly, con- taining 126 Acres, held at a reserved rent of for one lite, aired let to res- pectable ten nuts, at gross renr>, amounting to £ 85 per annum, exclusive of !9 Acres in hand. 1 'J he Mansion Hou-e, situated on the shore of Carmar- j thfu Bay, at a distance of seven miles from Teuhv, aad commanding extensi\e and delightful views, is of noble ] dimensions, re| lete with every convenience, and contains drawing and dininc-rooms, 3o.t. by IS, sitting-rooms, fourteen sleeping and dressinsr- rooms, and has attached to it warm and Cold Paths, Greenhouse, Grapery, Flower and Walled Fruit and Kitchen Gardens, also Stabling for Ten Horses, a duuble Coach-House, and good Farm t Buildings. | I The facilities afforded by Steam conveyance, place this property within a fifteen hours' journey from Lond in. Particn'ars and conditions of Sale win be ready for delivery in ten days' time, and may be had nt tha principal Inns in the vicinity, of Messrs. Revan. Solicitors, Brbtol, I of the Autionetr, and of Mr. Haney, Land Agent, Haver- lord west, from all of v. hota cards to vie' the Mansion 1 may also be obtr.i. ed. Sept. lit; 1?42. I Two Apprentices Wanted. AX^ANTED immediately. Two steady youth?, who I ? t 11n conversant with "thp Welsh language, as At) 111 enfioi's to the Linen ami Wooiien Draperv IJiisiness. .VP, iderate Premiums will he required. For particulars apidy to Mr..lo'un Imeeit, Draper, Rridgc-strcct, Ha- verford west. | PEMBROKESHIRE. MANORIAL COURTS. NOTICE that th Sf'Hral Courts Leet and View nf -i. ?) Frankplpd of onr St)ve'-<?))L'?ythe Q'"?'T.! and Courts Baron of Connop Lord Hisboji of Saint David's. Lord of the said Manors, within the County of Pembroke, will be hidden as under :— For the Bar.iny and Townreed of Idawhadderi, on Friday, the 1 ith October next, at the New Inn, in the Vill ge of Llawhadden at 12 o'clock at noon. Manor of the City and Suburbs of St. David's, on j Wednesday, the 10: October next, at the Commercial Inn, at II o'elock a.m. .Ilanor of I)e-.vs!atld, on Wednpsday. the 19th Oct. next, at ttie C,),I)nleici-,Il inn, at orie o'clocli P.M. Manor of Trevine, on Thr-sdav. the 20!h October next, at the Ship Inn, in the Village of Ti'oir.e, at twelve o'e'ock at noon. Manor of Trellys a- d (irandeheno, on Frulay, the 21st October, at the Dwdling-House of :\J r. \V¡;Eam Oiven, in the 1 ioiix HARVEY, Steward of the said Manors, Haverfordwest, Sept. 291Is, 1St!. J BOROCGHS OF CARDIGAN, APERVSTWITII, LAMPETER, AND AD PAR. COURTS OF REVISION". NOTICE h hereby given, that Edward Vaughan j 1 Williams and Henry Allan Wedgwood, Eqrs., the Barristers nominated and appointed to revise t! e Lists of Voters in the election of a Burgess to serve in Parliament, for the Boroughs above-named, will hold Com ts fir that purpose, at the several times and places under-mentioned — For the Borourh of A BE RYST W i T11. at the Town- Hall, Aberystwith, on Friday, the 14th day of October next, at l-,? in tti(- f, For the Horou?h of CARDIGAN, at the Shire Hal!, Cardigan, on Tuesday, the IStb day of October next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. F >r the Borough of Adpar, at the house of Mr. Thos. Williams, in Adpar, on Thursday, the 23tki day of j October next, at 10 o'clock in <11e forenoon. For the Boroutrh of LAMPETER, at the Black Lion Inn, Lampeter, on Saturday, the 22d day of October next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. EDWARD VAVGHAN WILLIAMS. IJ. A. WEDGWOOD.. London, 2Sth Sept. 1812. COUNTY OF CARDIGAN. COURTS OF RSVISIOSI. \JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Edward -Ml Vaughan Williams, and Henry Allan Wedgwood. Esqrs., the Barristers nominated and appointed to Revise the Lists of Voters in the Election fit a Knight of the Shire for the County of Cardigan, will make a Circuit of the said Countv, and hold Courts for the purpose of Revising such Lists, at the s vend times and places hereinafter mentioned:—At which C ourts the respective Overseers of the Poor are to attend; and every Overseer who shall neeh'c; to attend at the time aiul place here- under specified for Revising the Parish, lowtisnip. or Parcel of which he is Overseer, will become liable to a 5 psnaltv of L500. t The several Courts wiil be opened at 10 o'clock i,i the forenoon: that is tu say:— 1 DEVIL'S BRIDGE, at the ilavor) Wednesday, the 12th day of October next, for Revising: the Lists of the several Parishes, Townships, and Parcels ofCwmrheiuol, GWWJws-uc!n, (j?'n!t?s-tss<), Llanavan, Llanbadarn-croyddy n-ucha, lJ:mhh?)!?c -croyddyn-uc ha. Llanfihangel-croyddyn-issa, Ys:rad :ue ir!?, and ?puny- y s t r ?"1! Ie,, ABERYSTWITH. at the Town H, LT., on Tbursd iv, the l.'Jth day of October next, tor Revi ing the Lists of the several Parishes, Townships, and Parcels of Bron- castellan, Cyloethy brenin, Clarach, Cynnvllmawr, Caulan and Maesmawr, Elerch, Ilcnllys, Llancynfelin, Scybory- coed, Tyn mynnch, Aberystwith, Issa-> 11-Dre, Issa-yii- V ainor, Llaudinol, Llanbadtim-y-croddyn-issa, LLm- grwvddyn, Lhmilar-ucba. Llanilar-iss.i, Lbinvcliairnc, Melindwr, Parcel-Canol. Rhosdie, Trctirig, Ccila'-yn-y- Dre', anu Ucha-yn-y-Vair.or. ABERAYRON, iit the I cat nr. its Inn, on Saturday, t',Ie I,Itll (Iilv ()t October next, for Revising the Lists of the several Parishes, Townships, and Parcels of Cyd- plwyud and Llanina, Dihewid, Henl'ei.iw, Kilie, Kilie- ,,il?vN-?d a;i(i I)i-'iewi(i, Heiii'ei,iw, l?ilie, Kji;,(!- airne, Hanba iat-n-trete?i?'ys, L'andcwy-Aherhr'h. H:ui- rhy-.fed-?iovenydd, L?anrhystid-Ha'nu.io?. Lh;nsai:)t- fre:'d.and'rrer?ian. CAKDIGAX, at the Shire Ha! on Monday, the ?7th day of October next, for Revising the Lists of the several Parishes, Townships, and Parcels of Forth, Li mgoedmore, Llechryd, Moutit, St. Mai-y in Cardigan, '('remain, Vcrwig. ADt'.itl, at the house or Mr. Thomas >1 n.liams, or, Wednesday, tbf Ig-,il day of October iiext, for pAtvsing j tiie Lists of the several Parislus, Township", and Parcels of Bangor, Bettws-Evan, Brongwyn, Henllan, 1.1:111- defriog, Llamiyssil-uwchcerdin, Llandyssil-iscerdin, Llan- j dugwydd, Llandissiiio-gogo, Llangranog, Llanguiillo. I Llanfair-orllwyn, Llanfair-trefiigeii, Pembryu, Troed- y i ;i u r. LAMPETER, at the Black Lion Inn, on Friday.! the 21st day of October next, for Revising tiie Lists of the several Parishes Townships, and Parcels of Bettws- ■Bledrws, KeHan. Llancibby, Llanwenog, Lampeter, LJau- fihangel-Ystrad. Llanfair-ciydoge, Llanwnen, Silian, and Trevigoed. TREGARON, at the Talbot on Monday, the 24-th day of October next, tor Revising the Li.sts of the several Parishes, Towiisiiips, it ii(I of Argoed and Ystrad, lilaencaron, Croes and Berwin, Doithe and Camudwr, Doithe Pysgottwr, Gorwydd, Garth and Ystrad, I Prvsk and Carfan, Treilvn, Uwchclawdd, B.'aenpenfil, Btaenavron, Gwynfil, Gopoyan, Gartheli, Nantcwnlie, Lhmbadarnodyn, Llangeitlio, Llanio, Trekei'el, Bettws- Leikv and Ll-'genydd. Lledrod-uch, and Lledrod-issa. Arid at the last of the aforesaid Courts will be revised the Lists of all other Parishes, Townships, and Pl^aces in the said County (if any,) which are not hticin—before mentioned or rtferrerl to. EDWARD VAUGHAN WIT LIAMS, HENRY ALLAN WE DO WOOD. London, 27th Seot. 1S12.  » { a FOR HSW LINE OF PACKET SHIP, "CAMBRIDGE," Barstow, Regis. Bur. Ton. btir. In Sail. Capt. 911 Tons, 1500, 19th Od. Her regular day. ""OR The remarkably fast-sailing American Ship "SEVERN." Cheever, 572 tons, 950 tons, 12th Oct, £0 R Line of Packet Ship. MONONGAHELA,' Turley, 488 tons, 900 tons, Sth Oct. lfer regular day. o 31 AL The magnificent fast-sailing American Ship, "ROCKALL," Iliggins, 614 tops, 1100 tons, 1st Oct. For Passage in Second Cabin or Steerage, apply to C. Grimshaw and Co., 10, Goree Piazzas, Liver- poo). X,Tt.—State Rooms in Second Cchir. for Families or Par- ties wish inn to be more retired. The new Act of Parliament requires the Ship to find all Steerage and Second Cabin I?a-en?frs. with Fiead, Flour, Oatmeal, and Rice, and three quarts of Water i per day. All other description of Provisions to be found by the. Passengers. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BRISVOL AND LIVERPOOL. CAII.TNG AT SWANSEA MIT.f OUD ri'KlN'S the month OF OCTOBFR. THE NEW AM) POWERPPL IROPT -Strain .P},:¡.J: t røørlø TROUBADOUR, Captain BECKETT, AST) BRIGAND, Capt. II UNT. ( RE intended to Sail with (t tods and Passengers, t iiL during the Month of October as usual :— 1 From Cumberland Basin, Bristol. Calling at Swansea and Milford. | From Trafalgar Dock, Liverpool, Calling at Milford, and to stop only Two Hours. Passage Money. i Cabin, 20s., Steward's Fee, 2s. fid.; Steerage, 7s.(id. For further Particulars, apply to the A.jents fur Bristol, j BRUCE, WADIIAM, & CO., Coiinting-House, Nt). 3, Quay, j who bave prepared a spacious Wh3rf,c«vfr<'d with a jbt?'<i.at ( "anon's ?Ai'r.A (\\h''renH ood" are lai?de(i ay'd aff,,riiiti, a rre;,t ion t,) 1 Freighters, whose Goods can be secured in a lock-up ] Warehouse, and may be received at all reasonable houi s. jj GOODS CARHm.L V FOR WAKDF.D. Agent for Liverpool, Mf.THOMAS Me TEAR, 15, ■ Water-street S??n"f?, Mr. WILLIAM MOYSE. j I Milford, Mr. DAVID PROPFKT. Manchester, Mr, JOHN WALKER, 111,! M&r ket-strect, i NOW LOADING. '???AT PIC"LE HE?R?S WKMF i\ n ,mu è.Ha. For Mi'd'ord, nn-r?'r LU\f)(}. e, r ('Z,t" ,rl;td, f¡'¡l:,f; ;t', ttiu.?'i ?'?'.y,;md Places adjaCf¡;t, TliK F vsT-SAILING SMACK PERSEVERANCE, fi 1-" d, JO JIM RICllAltDS, .Master; And will positively sail on Saturday, the 15th of October next. For farther particular-, apply to 11; c)n Reard, cr to Mr. John then. ''armarthen, Sept. '2Sth. 3í2. £ >IsAl^BZ«L>Y and BRISTOL ?7.Vt ?- ?f/;(;? Pilots, ?'?T' ?'?/. 7,/?t/'?/ ? Tux J isse's. | THE NEW AND POWERFUL j ST??M T????? PA??ET? ¿>17-+;:é J II ERe U L E S:1 A ND is intended to sail dllrin the Month cf Oct. 1 s 12, as follows From Lla.ncll" v New Docks, and Ctinrberhi-nd Basins, rROM I.LA:-1F.LI, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5, 6 rnornins- W:)\"S!).\Y. -12, 11 n.?r'ih? W F, 11 N ni f) r n i t-? -N E S Y" F13 u I- I, i 1,? FROM BRISTOL. SATURDAY, Oct. 1, 3A morning SATUBDAY, ,<i nioming R.JTP.D_\Y: 1. 3 ifleriioou 7 r.iorninir SATURDAY, .——- *29. H aftlT!JlJlJ:: FARES—After Cabin. 10s. 6d. Steward's Ftv, ls. Children under Twelve Ye.trrs of Ase, Half Price.—Figs, Is. Gd.—Sheep, ls. Cu.—Dogs j 2,. Refreshments may bp had en Board on Moderate Terms. A Railway Trait) leaves the New Dock every morn- ing (exceptSunday) for Potifardulais, Cross Inn. and Garnant, iron) which places Comeyauces cat) he had to Llandi'o, and all parts of the country. The Publ.e are requ ested to or der all Goods for the Hercules to be directed a,-em dinjrly. Goods forwaided to Carmarthen through Kid. ellv, by Charles and. Son's Waggons, arid thence by the regular (harriers to Newcastle Emlyn, Cardigan, Newport, Lamp"eter, Aberystwyth, St. Clears, ami Lati-harne. Goods for T/hnclilo, I.lansradock. Llandovery, and placeq,i(i 'ii(,t,nt, P". by Railway to Cross Inn and then bj Nathaniel Itch' s Wag:;o-is to tlieir des- or sent via Llnnd-ver? to Lampeter and i Aberystwiih. Fri ights to be paid en delivery. For further information a;tplv at the Llan -ily Rail- way Ott'CC, New Doek, L!;mellv or to Mr. W. B. Owen, ('are-street Hall, M.csh-ss'reet, Bristol. I RIGS'l'i >L (iENEBAL | I Steam Wavistation Compa.ny, j ,2"¿;¿¿; Ofice J, FilU:[O/b '"S^EIli followinj STi AM "ESEfJS arc in- | K tended to Sail fro-.n Ccmbrsunb Ha^in j BlllPTOL. to the uifi.-roien'.ioned Place*, with or! without Pilots, ami with liberty tc. tow Versels. j Intended Davs and Hours of Satiini' rlnririg the Monti of OOTOBBK. Isi-2. FOR CARMAItrii |-N. Caliiru a? TENRY. i P H CE NIX. F-i,lay, Oct. 7  '? mcrn j Fral.iv Oct. 7 rr<cT,' [ Friday. '-1 2$att>-r j Fri;!u> j FROM CARMARTHEN. C\L!JN-G T TiSBY, PIKE SIX. I Tup«'Jr,y 0.t. 4 •?» after Taes'lay, Oct. 4 sft. I Tuesflay •••• H •••• •■■■■yn T.u-^uy X r«Wi 1 aes.iuy, Xov 1 after. i tO?TKX?Y. TAn, Tn(;?a'rn'R?:X. Fri,?Y. ■ Tups'! iv Oct. 4 'Tiorn F""I;" "t I'lill,? T«.sv i 91 mom ??' '-?-??tcr Tuesday l>t. more Fri iay "Jl 7 i> o. i. ,r y ?. 1;} S ?." ? 'F ? ?i': ?' y. -Ie ? .21 f" FROM TE?';Y. gTAR, S?tcfd?y.—PH?HXiX. W?dn??d-.y. Oc-t. I ?- C.- S-t?rdnv Oct. ?!? men. ?, 17 ,!? ?, y. i f,? (}lur!; I SsruTtiav f?.. A O1U10 I Wednesday 1.. lG\morn S.ititrdav )& ?*?-?.1.") I i,, y, Oet. 19.. I¡ morn I Satunlay 22.. 7 moil' W'e^iiestlav 9 m<>r!i I S Uurd.iy '2)., after UViix'slay Nov. 'J morn II FOR M'LFGRD. PATER. & iiAVERFORDWEST, CALLING AT TENHY. S'l A R. i Tnpsday, Get. tl morn] Tin- .lay I i Si morn files'lay, Oct. tS. a morn Tuesday 25 ■ H morn i FROM at JLrÛrm AD TE\Y, STAR. Friday, Oet. 7. 7 ir.nn' i Fud?y i4. !i at ?-; FriiJiy, Oet. 21 A mom j ? z;; ( rotl X> T.T U Xi X iJ SHAMROCK. Friday,. Fii'iay, Oct. 7 morn j Friday I 2^ after 7 morn Friti.iv, SJ .12 1 aite; Returns Tuesdays. roa ("0"3. K ROSE, Til estlavs. VICTORS Sa.urdays, Satiinlay Oet. ] r after Ttiexday 4 5 after s "Jmorn 'I «>-sday II u> '■■re Saturday lfi 21 \(1". i -r,i. s 0c!8.4; ?ftpr! 2 SatnrflHy, 7 muni i | Tuesdiy, ?? morn S ifii dny. 21, I i I t'(¡J': N(; 1] Satin rfav, Nov. ft 71 lnornlng Return I li'iiUys. roB NORA C RE IN A, TiiHS.lays. — OSi'RElt, Fridays. Tuepday Oet. Fiid;;y 7. 8 morU Tuesday I! 10 morn F? idav -? 14. 25 after li}: I: .t:g; | Friday, Oct 2i. 7 morn Tuesday, 2.i. H I Fri(i;n. 8 i?i fL?r I Tiiesiiav, ?.n-. I 4 af?r Friday, 4 7 M. Return Tuesdays and Frid lys. j P3 1, s~~7ii-3 "3 COUNTY OF PEMBROKE, T ues'Uys and Fridays. BRISTOL, Thursdays ami Saiuniays. • Saturday, Oct, I.. S morn Tuesday 4.. ft ¡n, 'l'ioirsday c> m to Friday 7" S morn Saturday 9.. 71 morn Tuesday 1 1.. 10 morn Thnrad?y ..? I'i morn Friday J4 21 rr o. n Saturday [j. '2i morn Tuesday Oct. mom 1 Thursday 2 Friday .?! 7 mom Saturday 2 i n:or:i Tuesday 2' i il tTi'.rn Thmwlay •••• £ > S'1, irorr. s..tûl:L1y 1 its^ rr. Kr'd:iy 11. ie>on r»~\orvr ) ('0 T'N 5 I. TY OF PEM BROKE, Thursdays & Saturdays- HRlSTOli, Tuesdays and Fridays. Saturday Oct.. 4 "vim I < '?""? j Tlh'd;y 4. t; inurn Thursday f, H ?"n er i f ;,y 7 7$ niorn S:itur!"r S 9 morn I' ties hiy 1 !o|mnrn 1;;fu{ \:J:f1t F.i..?. 1 4 2''rtor:i Sfllurday 5 5 4 motn rr, n,n Thmsday, 1.8 i in.irr, 1 Fi i.day 2 7 mom I Saturday 22 fl morn T.iesdav 2 5 ptom I Tt,rj::{.. tt:: L ;;(;i I ';(L: 2h. 12 noon Saturday 2 To and fu,m NKWPORT. rSK. and I iN daily, Sundays excepted. FO?I'???UMBL:. The oe!v <?.?,,rf"'n? ??'?"??'?'?"? "? TOHRIDOE. | tïu!:aTJ\ Paseno.!t:r at the Pier wjttou the ni l of Bùat8. T' esriay, Oet. 4 fi mc?r? F, i, v 8 morn I tj,(.?y 11 10 morn rriday .14 2 after i Tuesday, Oa. H f? mcrr Fr:.j"v ¡ 7 nuirn ï'il¡.o(lay t?A "? ?? FriJy 2S 12 nuuu PIJOM ILFRACOMBE. Passengers embarked at the I':e: every Saturday. TOIUU 0<1 E. SiturrhiV, Oct. 4 mnrn j Thursday 1 ■ • S m-irn Saturday i?. 5 ? I Sii'-iiday, Gft. 'T) 4 morn r 'y l 7J mom 1 Saturday 22 H morn I Tiiursdav 27 llaorl1 Saturday, Oct. 29 a morning I FOR BIDEFORJ), Cailin? at ILFRACOMBE. i TORKIDOE. Tue«dav, Oct. 4 C morn I T\ie:.?y- li io morn 1 1* "Cnesdnv, Cel. )'' &;rr.orn ( Tuesday "5 9 t murn I FtK3MH'l?-rL)KD.ra.)in?.?t!LFKACUMBI. i ORiUDOE. Thursday, l-c» 5.. F, niorr I litiioru i Thursday, Oct. 2,1. 5 n orn | I Thursday 27. 9 morn Lv.vmocih.— »oe 1 orridge call oft Lvnmmith, pmnj to nci I' returnioft fruln Ii11 ?nd H:deürd, iveHther peimittine. Paiseni<cr? landed and emba,Ued free, l.uppare to be paid for st a le te purpose a lart'e boat is ahvays lu attendance. For particulni-g applj to Mr. J. Ciaike, i.yotou. FROM SWANSEA TO ILFK ACO.V BE. COUNTY. Wednesdays.—BRISTOL, M ondays. 1 Mor.?v (,ct.< mr;rn\ 1 11- !? 1:. v ,lmorn I M?.riay !'). 6tm?,rn ti i n i ddy I I Mnvii-y OCT. 17. 2 Inorn j moin Monday 24 ^morn Monday ?- i )' o r n WeUr-es lay '20. V tt,.orn ,"unCay, Od. :Ii .It morinng j FROM tLFHACC?HH TO SWA?EA. i ror?TY. Wednesdays. -BRISTOL, Mondays. Monday Oct. 3 2$after Wednesday 5 4 after I!il.v i 0. 1 (»imorn Wednesday ti ft I Monday Oct. I" 1 after *I att,, 4 I Monday Wednesday. 26. fi after Momby, Oct. 81.12 noon FOR CARDIFF. LADY CH ARLOTTE. Monday, Wednesday. & Friday Ret urns Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Thp wht'le 01 the above Vessels are tilted up for the conveyance of F;is3<*nm?rs ;*nci Goods.—Female Stewards on board.—■i.-arriages and Horses to be shipped 7.o Hour? bH -iy Sat intr. Particulars may be obtained ;;y applying at the Bristol Steam Navigation Company's Oiihv, Qnay, where all Goods, P ickaxes, Parcels, &c should be addressed Swanfeea.to A I Terrell e- Sons, WI. Hach and J. ü. Junes. 12, Q-av-t, Cardiff, to R. H. J( »hnsoii, Clare-street Huli, M^rsii-street :— and for N, P., t, to J. Jones, R^wnhain "fiiji(, Hot^ells. Aoh.vrs.— Mr.Geo. Hughes, Tenby j Air. i". rritchard, Carmar- thIi Mr, Hitchings, juno, Haverfordwest 1\fr. Palmer, !\1dfi.Jrj Pat, j HidWurd Mr. Martin, lUracotnbe; and Air. J. Clarke, Lyntou. N(I'1'lcl>The Proprietors 01 ttie al)(!p Steam Packets wiii not be accountable for arv Cabin Tass. riser's L\:cr^ape (if lost or damaged) ai;ove the alue of £;, i.or for ati) Deck Passenger's j I>utrtr;i^e (if lost or damaged) above the value of :!II¡¡.; unless in each case entered as such, and freight in proporticlJ paid for the same at the' time ol delivery nor wUl tht' be answejab!c for j a^.> other parcel above t- e vr/ne of 4^s. (if ost or d:J0182P¡n UII- ].8 entered ns liueh, and Ireight ill proportioL paid for till same at t' c time of delivery. Not accourft&ble for any Gcods Q.l'bout Shi^inp Notes, Al 14ttyr, fc'evUirif infoio be pU" -paId, t ( i. ) MnSSR<. Tn!?!t\? & );R!?TOCKR. h, turiiirnr t iT. s to t i i r Friends and tbe Ful> for fbe very i!)''r?'.sur'rtt)?T ))avfr<-c<'i'ff'iri t))f WINE tHA!)H.b'-?r.t?ctfunyt"i?r..t'n' tl!;It tl;i-v !I% T) it, rini- l'Ol', .11 't..i-K vei-y s,ii)e t)?)tl, in P'i,)e atid B -itie. g¡ L SeiJi. IS rrrr. It H A 11 ..8>, i- ,t.a,r:, r- i-J;!J.J- _4' :-t :t- _U_ -<. BUDD AXO IJLETCijbY Carriers by the Great West2m Railway, MORM.X(,S AM) EVCMy TO ;n frnm be A?RFL !?X. Fa n e. t n n do v stkee r JL L \no-<. H-?d 13 L I r !? I. Y'1 .R T: I 11) F. JHS-STEEF.T. ihirsiOL, frllrn H'beuer < nn* for- warded witbuiit delay to all parts uf Iuei.ami Soltii NA* A S, as may be ) i-cl d. .\o ii.it nt or Carl ivy and .>e,j!oi >a oi th. II ,Sw-lt £ Please O der bv IS!);) and C' frdiIJ the :CI.I. FARK i N<;D"N -SI KI:ET, LONDON. N.B. (j" d" Carted ill from any part of th.' C!-i>-s by a iine addressed to J. Bleiciilv, Hristtd, or L and Co., London. All A -nptics returned n'ith car of Carri.)c County of the SoroTigli cf Car- marthen, virtue of a and of LI JOHN WILSON, Enquire, Fieeorder of the soid ( ouiity Horou^h, to nu- directed and delivered, and it* | '.irsuanre o( "At, Act to i/ru-vi' bu* tlu* rti^ulati»»n of Ainnieipa! Corporations iu England arid Waies," I do hereby gice fSnCce, tbat tbe next al Quart>-r f.i,Jljs of tiie f "itee Bo'ua-!i. l-e hokb-n at the f iiiiblliail, in tin- "f (.:«ru».ir'c.;it dli Ttesray, day of Oeiosi.R f¡t> i.1. tiie ur of 10 in t be f>»n- o- .i of tb. same day ai.d I l;at ali arpenls and traversis to be tried at tlie'se Sessions, :t,tl,t ne- ei.t-red tiie morni: y of tiie said day, before j the opening of tbe Cuiirt and tbat on the day and hour aforesaid, all (iratul tnd "I>ti: .1¡¡r',s nJ!1St aa, to Keeper tif tbe (iaol and House of Correction, Ch ef and other Constables, and. Sun.induing f'nliJF ot the said Bonui^h, are to be then tbere to do ai,d fnifii those things wbich. by re»soi! of- tiieir i.tnce;, siiali be to be dune, and per: i»o«nd by. ?e?na;:iiinii. ce.s to appear at tbe >atn.e Sess; ri:i;-t l:k»e.'ise atten i cJfl tljt. Mime nay a[Jll-lld;r ahd an«;v< r r ■ \r uautcr. and the .Magistrates of the IliT tUtrb are |ia1-tieuhir!f requested to direct tlieir cleric to UanMiirt all reci.i;- n.z.\nces taken before them r.'hii'ttjf to felonies ami misdemeanors to he prosecuted at t:J same ,íu:j-"f. to tbe Clerk of tb? Peace, or. <.) bri >-e M.tM,??? ¡ht! 17,h daY of October next, at the iat ;.t arid in i as.; a;.y of hidictment shall be to he prelt-rrcd, ,lie Attorneys em; 'd ?"i' f frt'y t h** rume, r I j particu'iariv requested to send tL";r fi:d O! fi.it> r such indictment or iudictrnf ts to the OetK r:d 1'(';(('1', Oil or before ti:e sa;:i 17j¡ day ofOeiober next, iu Dicier lo t ben benu prep.irett In din A aft Met ice Court proer-eU ivitb '.be bii >l oe>s oi the .*rtlii Session* in the f. d u i'.i i:jf order — rir>t, trinl (f pi aL¡" trud nf Ira verges and o!ller i Hud i.;si iy, i.e.'n: oi apiieals, wineji n. e,i- :ere d tbe Clerk o! tbe l'<tc.- > til b ce i. -n"rne t<* ibe »iu* of ;i:e 5ai.i Conn.-Dated a.is 27; of S e I. < eiii I"! 3 i2. Cleric the P-a-e. CARM A R r i. I ;n Sii i ili. Michaelmas Quarter Sessions, ISiZ. VTOTIC.E is hereby iriv^ti, tbat tbe next Gen'rat Quarter^ ,.J he Pejjce [or thu C om.ry, »* iU itt- tt- t- I 1', i,, e f. fr -t ii i?. i i, i on U in'.rrniV. tne i;ub ciav ?f( ouni: ii< Ti %?'L T) I- 11 i?lill ?'iv I ?t 10 oc.ni'k in i !.?t.n.?.?tti;ttaH.t?,.f,J<<i. J rraeer^es to be tr ied et tii'-su Sessions n<a>t h('.t, tered on or before, the uj«»-fitmr of that day with fbe CierK of (ne Peace A.,d »t,at on the <iay and ">-ar aforesaid, ail <irand and Petit .furor k urn-t at end and answer to th" ir nan.t-v am; if tbey do not. < bey •.» i;l be f:.f?.n?'<?(b'?r'n?t'D.s?f''Lt.'rt!:P!t 'absence and all (.hie! ( oie-i..b'es and tiailifls of Hun. dred. H!¡:i J!r!iI,S bound hy recoct lia; tp ppehr at Sl, '?.t- it.i,,t 21!1(11,ti on the same day and hour and arisiver to tiieir name* and :b • >eve ral Maa'i»ta!?<« "f tne County an- r11!i; !o<h feet ibeir <erk s tn transmit an r»,coi'j?;iMec.s nn.i depositions fa-ken ben-re lh"III. and relating to felonies and n isiicmeanor-v to lie prosecuted at t be saro-1 Ses- sions, to tiie Couuty Solicitor, on 01 h fnJ C tbe 12 i: day of O -roprrt next, rm.S iu a!! cases :«ri•«! £ »ti '»->f cttent !y l-i, ni'-ui.it eiy upon b-inif ta hen _i!;i ,:f "t: I: ?.< ;nr .¡.: n r.; 11' prueeed W;'i: 11.e Iw ne'ss n! the .villi s-.u^bius in tne i t?t !r Tr- tot pr?.?toitei-s Trial of traverses and i ari;.eals ami tb .t on Thti-suay, the 2d day ei s in the lot en ion, he Court H I,! proceed uithihe nus:'less nl (i,e -.v. uient, nppHcatioti, and management of the t ■uintv- Ua! e, u lien a-jpln-K' ion will be made tor ilbo on a. C uint i f il'yea !v v ) idif hicli i • near <-oiii( ieted. >eptember, I>>24. JONiiS, Clerk of the Peace. mm OF rEMeHa \J O T: C n ir. hereby iriveri, t;'?t t;? C?ncrat.  Quarter Sess i >n» of t r«e !'e;i'*e Jor l ie Countv of Q'Irtt'r 'SSl of t ",¡r' I, ,1. County of )! li v ett, on Tuesday, the iHrb day f October next, !vei? o,ck iii itit- li?-:i ;,I] persons suum.oued to attend as Jurors, Chief Constables, Bailiffs of Hundreds, an i p'-r-. i, s boutr! IY Retosni- r:u.ces to appear thereat, must attend and ¡uJlo,;u.Èr tc t'i?irtt?!ijcs.and all persons havim: Indictments to prefer or Appeals ur ,r bu^:n■ • ss to transact, arc required to a-'e;.d. Aud n tb-e is hereby cuvn, that the C.e.urt will- Piume-.c the asincss o ibe sad ^essi0-.s -.vi-! t'-r trial- 'jf Prisonei s, and t!ie .several ma^rst rates ot t he i uiinty ?r? h r tore reqm.st -ii to direct their Cl-ulo tians- mit ail Deposit-ons ;,nu Reeo^rdzances t .keu betore tUein to the i llie- of the, ider k of the P ice, t .ree clear days before the com riienrcuiee t (if the said Ses- I ;1: if taken M f t p r t: I t time p; ,d ione d. sueh Depo- sitions and Ueiv^ie.Kiru'cs to fc* rrturne«l not lat-»r than brili-past riii.e o'clock on tbe rnoruinjf uf the coui-nenceuiei.t <>t tbe said Sessions, in oidei that tb', respective i'liis of I udiet uu-nt n:ay lie' prepared. Anrt also tbe Maristrates' Clerks, and tbe Attorney* e.iv-t 1^ir in tl.e said Court, are reon-sted iu ail I' I f Apreal to be heard at the saio Sessions-, to tians.nit to ttie (derk cf the Peace for the ini'or- iu:iti. ,i and guidance of the Chairman, copies of the examination upon which the ,?m val is yr'ou.ob.e, C1 nd pr tne niJld; uf .I;}!I seveu clear days previous '0 the Sessions. Tbe Court wi-H p-»>reed with the business rf>!atSnjr to tiie Assessment, Apjuicatioti, and Manacein>*nt of the County Kate ou the same day, at tiie hour of tnree o'clock in the alterno .n. AU demands upon the Couuty rn*p, are rogues?"?! to be forwarded to the Ofhee of the Clerk of the. Part., ,ti or before Saturday, ibe loth day of Octo- ber nest. By Order COtrt. UOCERT LAN'NTXG, Drputy CJeik of the Feare. Clerk of the Pe"re's Office, i Haverf 1612- i A Hi) Ii i AN^ KXichaelmas Qaartar Sessions, IL e. -iz. \TflTICE is berd.y civeu, tliat tbe next Oencrat 7 Q'm'-t?r S'?!? (,f tbe IVarr v. ii. i,? held a fid Q,iiii-t(' (.f fit,- iiild in and lor tbe. *aid County, on Tuesday, the loth < f October next, at tbe hour of elevm obdcck in t!i^ forenoon, when all persons summoned to attend Juror*, and hound over to prosecute :tnd uive evic.ence. iiit tbe said Sessions, are recmied to attend. Tee Ma'sist rates of the <■ nijt v are re^nest-d to return id!- fh'p"?'' I'?t'?<?"tJr'?))t't?.;i ht?s!'st'tt)?tr?.' ..C fill- Quarter Sessions, to tbe Clerk of the Peace nt least one w-e* k t,, Sessions, and that in l all eases which may be iie; rri by litem within one \t't. pievioas to ti e ti, lfit j returned loithivitii. i iie i pciisuiZauees of prosect'.tors and \v;tnes-es ii.ast be filed at tiie open;nt; «,f tha ("<)m!thf fust day ol fbe Sessions. The Miiijistrates' C-letks. and tiie .-S'torrievs prae- tisin;; in tiie said Court, are requested (""es appeal to be heard at the süid Sessions, to 1r;¡¡lsmit !«» t.be ( leru of the Peace, tor the information and guidance ot llie (. bairman, ropie« of tbe examination -r(ter i)f rento\al i* jfroundeil, aud ef the grounds ol appeal, stven tU (ii,, Sessions. i The Court wiil proceed the trial of prisoners b-fore tiie hearism of appeals. AH persons who have any demands upon 1he County", flre requested to fraiismit their Bills to the Clerk .>f the Peace, on or before Wednesday preceding the Sessions, in order to their being examined previous to i their being submitted t > tbe Court, to i>e audited and • allowed, and all Pidistbat aie not so transmitted to the Clerk "f the Peace, wiil hereafter be disavowed. The Court v.-ill proceed with the business relating to the assessment, IIvplirnttitl/J, ;1Irl management of j f be County Hates, at the hour of tliree o'clock in thi: atternoei. of the first day oi the Si 5: ions. COUNTY DRlDUi:s. Notice is hereby nisti triveti, tb.it at tiie sai p.!I..i(ln application i1 iil be made for a sum of Money ou: of tiie funds, not to be applied ia. payment of tbe balance due to tl.e Contract e's for j erecting Alltycafari Bridge, the Ca*di.ra'isl.Ke ap« j proa- ties tbeieof, and for completing tbe roadvtay o><x i tbe bridge. ) DEYTfON, Ci"rk of tbe r-eac-gi. I Adjmr TIm. Sttpter 2Sii, 1& I ■,
ASSAULT AND BATTERY ON THE…
HAVER*ORD".vn5T Cattle Fair on the 23rd instant, 'ti-rje,i oiit a vrrv bad one; there was ft good show of beasts, and the usual number of buyers, but. al ,s, for the farmers, the prices of 1SH »« ill not soon return: th? 'rect of Sir 'i'.hort Peel's Tariffire now becoming pretty < vident. Black cv.tle have declined in nrite at least £,3, per head alr.ady: very few purchases were made, and even those at a very considerable ve tuc;ion. In f-tct jrraziers cannot get the price they pave in April and May.! It was anticipated that it would turn out a bad fair, and a very bad one it proved to be it was little better thin an exhibition. The horse and sheep fairs were equally as bad, also the pis fair on the following day such a slack demand for gPlIlters has not been known for many years. The Haverfordwest Union comprises 63 parishes there nre at present in the Union workhouse at Haverfordwest onlv 2-5 paupers, independent of children; a fact that speaks volumes in favour of the administration of the New Poor Law. H armon v.—The IItxt Vv'nnK.—The Havorford- I west Harmonic Society have curtly conveyed to our Columns an announcement of their intention to give a [ concert during the Pembrokeshire Hunt eel;. Next [ week our readers (whom the an'icipation of pleasure must satisfy for the present) will know all about it. The cha- racter of the" Harmonic" gives promise of a rich treat and most refined recreation. A Sagacious Animal !—At a fair in she Principality, a horse, on which a celebrated sporting character was mounted, actually k:ckeâ tso !?tit.ttsontofn [e!low's waistcoat pocket, di?abiin?hi? arm so as to prevent him effecting service upon the owner and in less than Inlf an hour after prostrated two process-servers, who had civil bills to serve upon the same gentleman. Tn E Sun:nn. htclv launched from Pembroke was un- docked oh the 22d hist., and is nearly ready for sea. She is to be towed round by the Thunderbolt steam-frigate, now at Milford Ilaven to:-that purpose. The Harvest in Pembrokeshire is completely SD- cured; a most productive one for the farmer most of the corn has been broug :t to the h:gard in prime order, and yields most abundantly, altogether it is the best harvest that has happened for the last 17 years. POLITICAL At'ATin.—The » little or nothing to do at Pembroke this year, iieit.a -r Whig nor Tory1 having interfered to any extent with the returns. The Overseers ot the V iile of Monkton, having, however, neglected to furnish the Burgess list, the muni- cipal electors for that portion of the borough arc placed in an awkward predicament. OvERSFEns' Neglect.—" Where Overseers omit to the Burgess roll required by the municipal reform act, the remedy against them is obviously a heavy tine; hut how are the said Burgesses situated ? Are they dis- I franchised, or have they any legal metnod of getting reinstated An answer will greatly obiige A bukgess." Tr.ETOT\nsM. —• A correspondent "!wó'c comm'.t-I nication tball be given next week, iiia leter to tis, Ea yt tli;.t '.Itllou'I you and your lo;a! coiiteiiisporary Ire aswdH asunder as the east is from the west in political creed, yo I have both agreed to exclude from your columns ajl matter respecting total ¡ I t t' I abstinence, at least in defence of the principle. Undeceive nit- for oiice, iiii let the enclosed have a place in your I paper, and thus give prominency to a society which I think is destined to accomplish a mighty amount of good." \Ve notice the teetotal allegation of our correspondent for the purpose only of flatly contradicting it, so far as we ourselves are concerned. 'I'iie coltilillis -re equally open to the arguments [not declamation or abuse] of teetotalers and anti-teetotalers. We must, however, be excused if we do not enter into the controversy with the warmth of tin1 disputants themselves. But nevertheless to the auOEM;:nts of either side—for there are argu- ments con as well as pro, as the accomplished and ph'.lo. sophical pCll of M ss Martineau has made manifest—the Welshman's columns are alway open. As a general rule, efootirse, we cannot admit commentary on productions which have previously appeared in another paper. Our I)e;ir tl)ii iri I- Let the battle he fought in the Welshman's it bo f)ttLIit tiiidv, and the least equivocal evidence of our impartiality and love ot 1 ruth w: 1 i be evidenced by our own adhesion to the calm, unobtrusive and unimpassioned non-inter- ference of a Moderator.