The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

LOST, A Fine Bull and Terrier DOG, white, and part A of the head black, well trimmed, called W AL LACE. He was seen at Carnarvon and Bangor a few days back, Whoever will bring him to Mr. JOliN JONES, Warehouse, Town's End, Beaumaris, will be handsomely rewarded; and whoever de. tains him after this Notice, will be Prosecuted. Beaumaris, 5th Sept. 1831. PWLLHELI CHURCH. TO BUILDING CONTRACTORS. fllENDERS for Building the New Church at J. Pnlihcli, will be received by Mr. Cyan. WIL MAMS, Solicitor, of that place, any time before the 12th day of October next, at whose Oiffce the Plan anil Specification may be seeiji. Pwllheli, 3d Sept. 1831. CARMAHVOSSIllliE. TO BE SOI.D BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, VLL that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and 1- LA 1\ DS, with the A pplutenance., called or known by the name of YSCYBOR ISSA, situate lying allil being in the Parish of Bodvean, in the said county HI Carnarvon, coulaÏiling by admca. surement 9 Acres or thereabouts, in the occupa- tion of Robert Evans, as TenanlfroUl yeartoyear. For further particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. HKNRIT RUMSEV WILLIAMS, Solicitor, Penrhos, near Carnarvon. CORONATION DINNER. CARNARVON. HUGH HUGHES takes the liberty of inform ing ,,ic) Gentlemen as will oblige him with their upport an(t? patronage, that a PUBLIC DINNER will take place at this HOTEL, on Tiitns- DAY, the 8iii instant, to celebrate the CORONA- TION of their MAJESTIES RICE THOMAS, ESQ. HIGH SHERIFF, IN TILT" CHAIR. Q" Dinner on the Table at Four o'Clock. Sept. 5th, 1831. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Or Let from Year to Year, At the WATHRLOO HOTEL, ill the City of BANGOR, in the county of Carnarvon, on FKIDAY, the 23d day of SEPTEMBER, 1831, between the hours of three and five in the afternoon, subject to such conditions as shall be thenprodnced (tinlessthe same should in the mean time be J,ct or Sold by Private Contract, of which due notice will be L'i ven 1: rpHE LEASEHOLD TERM, of which Seven I Years and Three Months are now unexpired, of and in that Capital and Commodious INN ,?d HO'I'E(,, ALBION HO?EL? which is most eligibly situated in theccntreof the said city of Bangor, with a han !seme and spacious Ball Room, lately erected, and with suitable Coach- houses, Stabling, &e. attached, lately in the occu- pation of Mrs. Holford. The purchaser or taker may have immediate possession. The whole of the Mails and Coaches upon the post road from Holyhead to London, by way of Shrewsbury and Chester, stopped at this Inn when inhabited. A more eligible opportunity for the Investment of Capital in the Innkeeping line, has rarely been offered to the public. The House and nil the Outbuildings are in per- fect state of repair. IW For further particulars aliply to Mr. JOHN THOMAS, Cabinet-maker, or to Mr, JOHN JONES, King's Head, Rangor. SUBSCRIPTION set on foot by the Vicars? A of Bangor, the Rev. J. H, COTTON, and the Rev JoiiN HAMF.R, aiid the iitg Gey)tlen)ep, —CAPTAIN DOBBINS, JAMKH GILLMOR, and J. COT. TINCHAM, Esqs:, who kindly undertook to collect for the verv distressed Widow and five helpless Children of the late SAMI'EL COOK, or Bangor, who perished on board the Ruthsay Castle, on the the 17th of August, 1831. £ s. o. The Lord Bishop of Bangor, together with a further Subscription towards Beaumaris Fund., 20 0 R Bethel', Esq. (Yorkshire) 1 0 0 ;II iss Bethell. 1 0 (I Rev. the Dean of Bangor 1 0 0 ttctj.H. Cotton. 010 0 Rev. John Hamer 0 10 0 Mr. R M. Griffith, Bangor 0 10 0 Re., E. Jones, Bangor 0 10 0 Captain Dobbins 0 10 0 Mis. Dobbins 0 10 0 G. Crofton, Esq Dublin. 0 10 0 Mr. Row la ds, Castle Hotel 0 5 0 A Ladv at the Castlo Hotel 0 2 0 Mr. a m Mrs. J. Gillmor, Dublin 0 10 0 Mr. R-,thb.,ie 0 M s Augustus Crofton, Dublin 0 5 0 Mr. Slieppard, Bangor 0 2 6 Mr. Richard 02 0 The Lord Bislwp of Elphin" together with a further Subscription from his Family 5 0 0 Thomas Beasley, Esq. Dublin 0 5 0 From I'enrliyii Arms 0 5 0 Mr. Robert Robinsou, Waiter at. clitt., 0 2 0 Miss Hunter 0 Mr R. Wyatt 0 2 6 Miss B.cknell, BOllrdin house. 0 2 (J Mis Bickiidl (a little girl) torelleve the W i,¡ow 0 J 0 MI's..1IIoaley". Oa 0 Captain and Mr., Gilhnor, Bangor 0 5 0 Rf;f.E))isRnhem.f. 03 0 ? The Mi-.se. Poole 0 5 0 Mr. Tinne, per Rev. J. Hamer. tOO Tanrallt Family, per Jehn FHlis, Esq. 0 10 O Di.c.orNolan, ivi, D. Ireland. 0 2 6 Rev Alr.t'»rlwmB«n#<ir.i.WiW. — ■ O 2 6 Rev. Mr. M. Naliy, Ireland.. 0 2 0 M,s. f'.iMi). 0 2 0 Rev. Mr. Mealey 0 10 0 Mr. Wtatt. 0 5 0 1 he Messrs.Trimmers, Bangor. 0 5 0 Mr. M. 0 5 0 S. and J. Aronson 0 2 6 Mr. E)iM,[anrnst. 0 1 6 Mr, Edward Thomas, Bangor. 0 1 6 Mr, Atkiuson, Mona Inn 0 2 6 Captain Brown, Ireland. 02 6 Mr. Shone, Bangor 0 3 6 M r. Rasorook. 0 1 0 I r, Coltiugham, Bangor 0 7 6 lr"JohIlHuglle8. 0 5 0 Mrs, Thomas Roberts, Bangor 0 5 0 )1" Edwards, Bangor 02 0 A La iy, at Mr. Ogdcn's, Bangor 0 3 0 IVfrs. Labait, Dubli 06 0 Mis R. Hughes, Bangor 0 1 0 Mrs. Crofton, for Mrs. Ainsw:orth 0 2 6 Mrs. Malthv, Bath, per M.rs. Shone t 0 0 lIIi.s Willi,;ms, ditto. 0 5 0 Air. Hamilton Ubatt, Dublin 0 2 6 Mrs Levett, Pemhyn Arms. 0 !0 0 Miss Cotton !,er :Misi Catton" 0 5 0 Iiis? C,,tt.. Owen ?? p' erMi.s.Catton" ° 0 5 0 li?y. B. 0 5 0 Ladies' ,Subni?iptiou, per Mr& Morgan Crofton. Terrace 6 1 0 N, B —Further Subscriptions will be received by the above Gentlemen. gg'The Widow returns her sincere and grateful lhanks to the humane and charitable Subscribers, and to the Proprietor of the North Wain Chronicle, for hia kindness. CURACY WANTED, BY a Fellow and Graduate of Oxford, m ful .B yOi-dLrs,oeither in the bi(?e"e of Chester, H. reford, or Litchfield or Coventry; salary not ( pecuniary consideration, provided there bti a cor fortable residence. Apply (if by letter, post paid) to J. C. Noift Wales Chronicle Office, Bangor. "v NOTICE. GENTLEMEN are- requested t, desist ftotn shootiugnrcoursingover the Maiorsof Rhydd gar, Penrhyn Mawr, Cae'r Llecha, .lynrng baiih, and Quirt, all in the parish of Llangeiiwen Bodall unqualified persons found trespassingthereon, will be prosecuted as the law directs. Sept. 3d. I S31. BY COMMAND OF THE ARCJ DRUID. THE Companions of the Order o: the Druids Ti,l to t. k,? ?N,,t ic?, t I tat th, A N N I Nrl, R, SARY MEETING with lie helil at t.e WILLIAMS BULKELKV AH)[S HOTEL, ii? BEAIIMAKS,ONTIILRS- DAV, the 8tli day of SEPTEMBER, 183I JOHN JONES,SCPTCtary, Castle street, Beaumaris. WILLIAM RICHAHO LLOVD. Esq. Ach Dridi Re.. EDWARD WILLIAMS, S.b D,t? 4 N. B. No Iai..?. ?p,,?k the Society far:rewards for senices tendered to persons in ùisreu by SI)IP- wreck, or other accidents at sen? "ilU:e all6wed in future, except in those eeses where thi jsoiiitionets incur some personal danger in the Jct atafiiinlii)g such assistance y. '1. ';11 AT a PUBLIC MEETING bdd at the Wlii A L'?Nf? B??.FIEY ARNS HOTHL, in BeMMtBM, on TI ESDAV, the 30th day of ACOUST, 1881. Sir It B. WILLIAMS HULKELEY, Bart, M. P. for the Barough, in the Chair, Moved bv Captain HAMPTON, of the 5th Dra. goon Pusvds, sccondtd by the Rev. Dr. HOWURD,. Thath"nrnitlee be requested to continue theirservices in the distriLutiou of the 8ubscription! already received, and which may be received by the Treasurer. Resolved, on the motion of the Rev. Dr. Ho, WARD, seconded by Will, ROBERTS, Esq. de. puty mayor of the borough of Carnarvon. That the Petitions to both Houses of Parliament now produced, be adopted, Resolved, on the motion of JOHN JERvts, Esq, seconded by W. WVNNE SPARROW, Esq. That the Petition do lie for Signature until Tuesday next, at Beaumaris, Carnarvon, Bangor, and Conway. Resolved, on the motion of JOliN JERVIS, Esq, seconded by J. H. HAMPTON LKWIS, Esq. That the Right Hon. Lord Boston be requested to present the Petition to the House of Lords, and the Kight Honourable the Earl of Uxbriilge,M. P. for the county of Anglesey, he requested to present that to the House of Commons and that Sir R. B. Williams Bulkeley, Bart., M. P. for the borough of Beaumaris, Charles W. Gitiith Wynne, M. P. for the county of Carnarvon, and the HOII. Sir Charles Paget, M. P. for the borough of Carnarvon, be requested to support the prayer of the petition. Resolved, on the motion of JOHN WILLIAMS, Esq. seconded by W. ROBERTS, Esq. deputy mayor of the borough of Carnarvon, That a Committee be appointed to enquire into the strength, sea-worthiness, and fitness of any vessel w hich it may be proposed to place on this statiiiii and that this meeting pledges itself and the country to support such vessel as may be re- commended by such Committee, so long as the fares shall not be raised higher than those now. taken by the Lleiveleyn. That the following gentlemen be requestedj-to act as a Committee: OWEN WILLIAMS, Esq. M. P. The MAYOR and BAILIFFS of Liverpool for the time being, TIle MA YOR of Beaumaris for the lime liaiwg, The DEPUTY MAYOR of Carnarvon, Sir R. B. WILLIAMS BULKELEY, Bart. M. P. JAMES WYATT, Esq. Liinegrove, JOHN WRKJHT, Esq. Liverpool, N. J1. GODDARD, Esq. Hol) hearl, JAMES SPARROW, Esq. Holyhead, JOSEPH GODDARD, Esq. Carnarvon. Resolved, on the motion of J. H. HAMPTON LEWIS, Esq. seconded by JOSEPH GODDARD, Esq, That the thanks of theMeetiig be given to John Wright, Esq. for the able manner in which he has fulfilled the Office of Treasurer, Resolved,on the motion of the Rev. JAmpr VINEENT, seconded by JOSEPH GODDUID, Esq. That a Copy of the Petition and of these Reso- lutions be inserted once in the Carnarvon Hera 1(1,1 the I Liverpool Journal,) the Manchester Guar, diati,1 and the I North Wales Chronicle.' R. B. WILLIAMS BULKELEY, Chairman, The Chairman having left the Chair, Resolved, on the motion of JOliN WILLIAMS, Esq. seconded by W.RoniiKTS.Esq deputy major of Ctiriiarvoii. That the Thanks of this Meeting lie given to the Chairman for his conduct in the Chair. W. BOGGlE, Jun. To the Honourable the Comtnons of the United King dim of Gnat Britain aud Ireland, in Pailia. ment ø.¡.,embkd, The Petition of the undersigned Gentry, Clergy, and Inhabitants of, residents in, and visitors at. Beaumaris, in the county of Anglesey, and of Camarven, Bangor, and Conway, in the county of Carnarvon, and the vicinities thereof, HUMBLY SHEWETH, That on the night of Wednesday, the seventeenth day August, in the ear of our Lord, 1831, a steam vessel called the" Itnthsuy Castle," plying between Liverpool and Beaumaris, was wrecked upon the Dutchman's Bank, opposite the Puflin Island, in the Straits of the illtnai, atid within sight of Beaumaiis. That i>y this awful occurrence more thaji one hundred live. were lost. That from th" evidence given pabiicty lb (Jo re the ooroner of Beaumaris, opon i' i|uis8oi««- token Inl\ol1 the bo(Hes ar seferal P"sons found drown?d from personal inspection of tha wreek ? ffoih the opinion of many competent persona on thu'sa-hject; and from other sources, it appears to your peti tinners that the meek was attributable to thetn toxication of the captain, and the unseaworthiness of the vessel; and the consequent awful loss of life, to the further eirellmstuee ortherè not being on board any adequate means of exhibiting signals of distress. Tl'.st deeply impressed with this dreadfnl cala- mity, Jour petiliuners feel it their iinperativedutv to submit this statement to the consideration of your honourable house, and humbly to suggest as tho means of providing against a like occurrence from similar caused, that no steam vessel should hereafter be permitted to convey pa,aeugers with. out being first duly licenced, such license to be renewed perio.'iealiv, and that no Ikoenceshould be granted or renewed except upon the certificate of a person appointed fl that purpose, of the sea; worthiness and proper appointment of the vessel, and of the general good conduct and capacity of the captain who is to comma"d- her. Your Petitioners therefore humbly pray, That the above suggestions, or such other regulations, as to the wisdom of yoor honourable house may seem adequate to prevent the recnrrenec of such a calamity, from similar Causes, may pass intoalaw. And your petitioners will ever pray, &c. The Petitions to both Houses ofParliament are IIIOW lying for signatures at the shop of Messrs. [HABDINO ond^jaoNK, Bangor. CORONATION DINNER. LIVERPOOL ARMS INN, BANGOR. HENRY-PENMAN Ukesthe liberty of inform-. Hing <u.h of hi?Fr.e?Mw.tto? him with their support and patronage, that a PUBLIC DINNER will take place at thi? !NN, on Tm-M DA* the 8th instant, to celebrate the CORONA. TION of their MAJESTIES. Mr. WILLIAM LEWIS, IN THE CftAllt, IfW Dinner on the Table at Four o'Clock. JTNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN. fflHE MEDICAL SESSION will commence X the first Monday in November. TERMS. For the Courses of Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgery,'& guineas. For the Anatomical Demonstration», with the use of the Dissecting Room, 4 guineas. For the Lectures on Morbid Anatomy and Patho- Jøgy, 2 gii, eds. lo?S? ;uientr pay for subjects the cost or p,,tuiig them, Those who attend all the above courses have the .iise of a library and other privileges. Fat fitth?r particulars, apply to Dr. Macattne?, the P,-or?.(,r of Anatomy and Surgery in the UNi' versity; at 33, Upper Me?rion Street, bubf4,. — ANGLESEY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the Premises at Dwy.-an, (being part of Plas- Lliiidyfryilog Farm,'1"in the parish of Llandyf-1 rvdog, on TUESDAY, the 13 th day o 1831, T"E Capital stOCK of WILLIAM PRICHAUD X ,LQiD, Esq. who has lately set that part ofllÎs I Farm, consisting of a good dairy of young Cows, which are thoroughbred Anglesey; also a f. year old Bull, thorough bred, which gained the Prize at the last Anglesey Agricultural Meeting; several two and three year old Oxen; yearlings and CBlves, bred of the above stock likewise six excellent Cart Horses, and ail Carts, Gears, and Agricultural Implements of Husbandry, belonging Iff the said Farm. The sale to begin at tea o'clock. The Stock may be viewed three days before the. sale., If disposed of by Private Contract, due no- tice thereof will be given. Llwyiiiarth, Aug. 31st, 1831. IN consequence of the loss of the ROTHSAY CASTLE Steam Packet, ot the cu?tofAng lesey, on the 17th (Ia) of August last, a Meeting was"held at the Town .Hall, ( on way, oo the se cond day of September, to take into consideration the best the best mo,le of alkylating immediate distress of the indigent survivors, aud of rewarding the zeal of those who may have, been most COli. spicuous, either in saving lives, or honestly pro- 11?Cti.g the property ?f the sufferers. 11 !ectjfn Ie pfti:r Of 1:;eROWE9, who stated the object of the Meeting, it was pro- posed, and unanimously voted, that THOMAS LLOYD, Esquire, do take the Chair, when the following resolutions were agreed to. That this Meeting deeply sympathizes with the relatives and friends of the unforunate persons, upon whom this world so suddenly closed, by the wreck of thte Rothsay Castle. That, fully impressed with the conviction, that under every afflicting circumstance a gleam of COli: solation is ever permitted to brighten the gloom, the Meeting views with the most pleasing satis- faction the conduct of their countrymen on the whole range of coast bording on the melancholy catastrophe. It is only from report they can judge of the active and energetic zeal manifested in rescuing from a watery grave the few that were saved from report also and personal knowledge, they are proved to bear testimony to the universal honesty displayed in the preservation of property, -properly whieh might, with verv slight chances of detection, have been converted to private use thev anxiously hope that this principle or charity may never fail. And to mark more particularly their approbation of such conduct, It was filrther resolved, that, a subscription be immediately opened to reward the most active iii saving life and property, as well as to afford tern. porarv relief to the indigent survivors, strangers to out shores, who may have lost their whole pro- perty, uii(I their sole means of support. On the motion of WILLIAM HANIUKB, Esquire, it was Resolved, that the Subscriptions now raised be in aid of the Beaumaris fund, aud foiwarded to the Treasurer. Signed on behalf of the Meeting, THOMAS LLOYD, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, the thanks, of the Meeting proposed by RICHARD BUTLER CLOIOH, Esq. and seconded by the Rev. THOMAS ALDAN, were most cordially offered him for his eon, duct in the Ciiair, UW Fifty Pounds have been already collected at C. at)way, for this laudable purpose. Conway, Sept. 3d, 183). ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. UFR DEPARTMENT. PERSONS A ?d for the whole !Irm of Ufe, P will have an additiun made to their Policies every seventh year, or an equivalent reduction will be made in the future payments of Premium, at ths option of the Assured. The Second Septennial Bonus to Christmas last has been declared, and will be communicated hy Circular to the Assured. Policies effected In Great Britain, and in force for the fourteen year. will on an average have Additions amounting to nearly 30 per Cent, on the Sumasvured, FIRE DEPARrifENT. In addition to the benefit of th* late I/e<hutiod in the Rates of Premiums,.litis CQl,I1p'my:t' Assurers the advantageofperioùic,J. Returns o(& surplus Premiums; and also the payment of Hint of Buildings rendered untenantable by Fire", The Returns for sorne,yellrs were from 10 to 26 per Cent. on the Premiums paid. The Company's Rates and Proposals may be had of any of the Agents in the Country, who are authorized to report on the appearance of loves proposed for Assuran 'a. propose fill' Mn?? DESBOROUGH, Cheapside, London, July, 1831. The Agents for this Company are Bangor. Mr. R. M. Griffith. Bridgenorth J. J. smitil. Carnarvon. — E, Ralphs' Holyhead. <— W. B. Jones, Llanrwst. John Griffith. ivl;ideley — John Wase. t NeIVporl. W. Maseftehl, 0.?c?try Edwd Eiiwardsi P?e?.?' — Ellis. Ruthin ■ • • • Robert Jones. Sbiffnal. ••••"•• — W. C. Obttr. Weltiiigton W. Pickin. Wetshpoot.— E.J. RMrt.,? Wem •■•••••• —; R-Onslow. Whitchurch. — R. B.Jones. Shrewsbury John w.tt.?. TACAML, Beaumaris Elletmere Holywell Ii.udlow t. Market Drayton I. Wrexham TO HE SOLD BY AUCTION, BT MR. OVERTON, At the CROWN INN Denbigh, an Monday, the 19th day of SEPTKMOKR, 1831, at Four o'clock, (un- less previously disposed of by Private Contract; THE CAPITAL 1]1 m JE )}j!IllD lJ:¡ ID 1J A IfU11 RECENTLY-BUILT Farm House, and conve- JK nlent Buililiigs, called HENDRE L'CHAF, ,situate in the parish of Llansannan, in the county of Deilhigh,containiiig91 Acres of Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Land, tog-ether with extensive Rights of Common. 'T<tft The Estate is supposed, to contain Lead Ore. and the adjoining Moors abound in Grouse.-—two thirds of the Purchase Money may remain on the Security of the Premises. For particulars, apply to Mr. ROBERTS, Solicitor Mold; or Mr HUXLET, Soticitor.Tempte, London. SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the RELIEF !*) of the Sufferers, and to REW AHD those who have been instrumental in Saving Lives and property of Individuals wrecked in the Hothsay Ocistlf* L. S. i). SirR. B. Williams Bulkeley, Bart. M. P. 10 0 0 Mr. Rathbone, Liverpool. õ 0 u Reynolds 1 0 Tinne. 8 0 (J 5ITS Yales 1 0 o ■ 2 2 0 Thomas Williams, N0. 6 10 0 John Williams I 0 0 WTij{ht. 0 0 .<i?d 2 0 0 jtev Br. Hw4 1 0  .1 Kiye ?, o' ;;) ¡ I! f Mrs Kyle 0 10 0 MM KI,le 010 o Mr 0 Veriwn •• 20 0 Sir John Hilton. 2 0 0 Mr Walmsley. 5 0 0 W. Boggie I 0 0 Gr 10 0 Townsend v (> Norris.. I I 0 0 Colonel Desbrisay 10 0 Mr Turtou 0 0 Williams, Bulkeley place 10 0 Major-General Taylor 1 0 0 Rev Evan Lloyd 1 0 0 Mr Harris 10 0 Iter Bulkeloy Williams 1.0 0 Mrs Snow 0 0 Mr Jones, Town Clerk 10 0 Aire J,lovd. ¡ 10 0 J. Harris, Jun 10 0 R. A. Poole I 0 0 Wynne Sparrow. I 0 0 Lieut. Owen, R. N 1 O 0 Rev W Warren. 1 0 0 Lieut. Morrison, R. N 0 10 0 Mr O. O. Roberts 1 0 0 Hugh Roberts I 0 O Miss G riuiestone • 0 0 RrHanling, M. 1). Limerick I 0 0 Mr R. J. T. Williamson, Campeadora Yaeht 3 0 0 Lbrd Bishop of Bangor., 5 0 0 Rev H. Cotton, Bangor 1 0 0 H.Price. 1 0 0 John Hamer 1 0 0 ilfr. Martin C'ole 0 10 o R. Morris Griffith 0 10 (i Rev Ellis Roberts 0 10 0 Mr Brown, North Wales Chronicle' 0 10 0 The Very Rev the Dean of Bangor. 2 0 0 Rev Thomas Ellis t 0 0 John Hughes, Esq. Deputy Registrar.. 1 0 0 A Friend, per Rev J. Williams I 0 0 Roy—Le Po,r, French 1 1 0 Captain Williams, Baron Hill 1 1 0 M, Christopher Costegin 1 0 0 Rev J. V. Vineent. 0? Mr Paliner 0 0 Marsh II II 1 I (j W. P. Poole 1 0 0 J. B. Baldwin I 1 "tt Bickneli I 0 0 Wood. per Mr Bickneli 010 0 J. G Ransford, ditto 0 10 0 Rey Ward, ditto 0 10 0 J T. Trench, ditto 0 10 0 IMissPofler,ditto. 0 10 0 L. Potter, ditto 0 10 0 RevT.Levett, ditto. I 0 0 Mr H. C. Wise, ditto. 1 0 0 Turnbutt, ditto 0 5 0 Lomada. ditto. 0 10 0 Jones ditto. 0 2 6 Wyatt, Lime grove, ditto 10 0 Baxter, ditto 0 10 0 Captain L. Brooke, ditto 0 0 A lt??v. ditt .I104) Mr J. llovd 1 0 0 Captain Read. 10 0 Mr Coxhead, 2d donation 2 2 0 Owen, Gadlys 010 01 R. Williams, Jn?. 0)00 M.,ti .10O? Williams, Treffos. 1 0 0 James Watson. 10 0 0 Marquis of Anglesey/ 10 0 0 Earl .( LT.b,i(ige to 0 0 Mr Hampton LewIs. 10 0 Rasbrook, Bangor 0 Hi 0 John Richardson, Post-office, Packet Liverpool 2 0 0 Robert Prichard, Jun 0 10 0 Repington 1 O 0 Miss ChaJmley 0 10 0 Sir Edward Mostyn, Bart. Talacre. 100t) Rev. VV. Thomas, Trevor 1 0 0 0, G. William. Ion Miss Browne 0 10 0 Rev. Thotna-i Evans. 1 0 0 M.r. W. Williams, Glytt 10 0 M'fl. Crawley. 1 0 0 Ir, Richard Thomas. 1 0 0 M?Ri9by. 0 0 Mr. Sparrow, Custom-house 0 10 0 O.Wittiam? M. P.,("ig Y-d".?.. 10 O 0 Mr Ghaudos Leigh 2 0 0, U?vd Keiiytm v. 10 (? ?fi?ch ..?. 0100 J(mes, Ireland1 0 1(1 (I Rev. James I 0 0 JMr. Edward Meyrick. 10 0 Reddiug. 0 10 0 F. H. RCllding. 010 0 Richard Lewis 0 10 0 Welch 1 0 (t Rev E. Jones 0 10 0. Mr Sparrow, Holyhead. IOn Rev Archdeacon Butler 5 0 0 Mrs. Jones Panton, per Dr. Howard. „, 2 0 0 Air. Chambers Jones. 100 Mis Cambers 1 0 0 Williams, Conway I 0 t) M,,j.r Howard 1 0 0 Miss I 0 o Jane Backhouse 1 0 0 Sir Charles Paget, M. P. for Carnarvon 10 0 0 Messrs Williams & Co. Carnarvon Bank 5 0 0 (Proprietors of the Carnarvon Herald '200 Mr W. Roberts, Deputy Mayor. 1 0 0 Major Priestley, R. C. Militia 3 0 0 Mr Morgan, Bank 100 Rev H.Rowlands 3 0 0 Thomas Assheton Smith, Eq 10 0 0 Mr J. Goddard, Carnitryon 0lo 0 R. Williams. 0 10 0 W. Williams. 0 10 0 Thomas Jones 0to Matthew 0 10 0 J. Rowlands 0 5 0 Isaae Jones 5 0 Mr 0 10 0 W.Owen. 0 5 0 Stanley £ s'1 W& capi,at'? W. G, ,,I j Captat'i W. Griffith • In PHrry .m? Owen Wynne ?,. Owen W vnne. Mrs Capm MrJ.Mthut!sM?<-he?f' "'?h Th(.n.MRi<:h..rcfMn,C?na,  '?. 2 D. R o?)Mds U; i The Misses Lewis ?'i, r¡f:¡ ,:e:i: > ¡: J; •. MiM Morris Mr Gatt rs+G'. W. Jones. JffJ. B Edwards I W. R. Roberts. A Friend Air Hayten 1 ■ fr :)e: P. Thomas Rif-e Jones 1 •' R,?e. Williams M. ':f{E/ j: w. Li. Roberts » i;' J. Jones W. U. Robert: f,. 14ugil'! .11 r Rol)ert Williati)s J, P?nberts. 1 1 •> t,R;>  H.Hnjrhes • C.STtith. '? Mrs O?n. Mrs8:'I;¿;t' Mlstjtobe M iM  o h 'hi. MrR'OHph.?' Lieut. Turner; R. C. Militia. I !.ieo!.TNr?r;R.C.M))itit.?; ?. Mr L?t. Ogden r Ricliard Williams Riel,a,d RnheftOwe?. ??" Captain J. Jones u :t: o i Mr L. H. J o nes.?'  MiUs Mrs Roberts Mr :s' W. Parry ?. Richard Williams* o J] Richard Hughes (! Richard Rowlands., (> R. CMrotf .?.? ). E. G. Powell, Carnarvon i, Richard Hey wood, Esq. (Jorphwvsfa. I" <" Mr Robert Thomas, Druggist,Cariiarven n :n Williams, London i. • A Ladv, > Mr William Parry, Mrs R,,I)e,ts (J G. Jones MrJ. Hiitthes. o 2 lIfrs Williams j j Griffith lIfrR. Willian) I Johnston i. |, G. Davies. > Buckingham i. • ii i D. Jones I Miss Williams Mr H. Hughes n Thos. Rowlands c •> II Griffith ii 11.- J. Jones i< I., A Friend i I Mr o :e Powell (i i E. R. Willi <i j Capt. Bite.u I} MrtV, E?M..?   t; Mr::ta:¡: ^lohn Woodyatt o i ,qg'h" ,o. ') p::f: 0 T. Ttef«f.c MrJb?; i Mr Owen Eilcrn i i Mr OwfxE.t<: rn.)? Ratph<.???..?.?.n Rt Jones i, j i, \;dÐ;i: fi orge Evans c •; fi Win. Jones.. ii •: R. Owen ij ii Rt. Wil'iami ■ o 5 Evan Evans ,• J. Jones. 0 I P EtMt.? lIfrdlartwdl. Mr Thomas o I Rt. Williams 6 James F,,u I kes Mrs^tftDt.. r Mr J-ks-u, C,,] lector Rt. Williams 1 i Titterton '• '■» 1 J. SM)der< )2 T. H.H.slm P. Ellis '•••»• 0 2 A Friend, per RCT John %?'illiams Rev »—Roberts, of Hendre ••• ;• 1 I) J*.x( cutors of t he late Mr Leigh, and t..v late Mr S!inM, )'erJ. J<M. .?( Mr'J. Jone-S, Town's Fnri i Mr Holland Griffith 3 Rev S: E. S » Mr Phillips Aslin,,t Thomas Owen, Draper i f,ieut J. 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I .ml W VNIOKD aiguetl that tin- regulations v Inch exi«tcd »ith respect to the good maiiagemei.t ol pultht- houses <liil no! apply to the beer houses, and therefore that the hecr houses were mdreliablfe t¡I.lhu,e Alter some r ilismssion, the report tva* postponed until Tuesday, the 6th September. Their Lordships adjourned at half past seten a,]j rned it hilfl,.st stitell TUESDAY. PUtUllTf (IF TLENKFKF.S. I.Old WYNFOKD, oil the second reading ol the Bill for preventing a "I"til'ity of b<ff)«'s,)!e'?'?'?"P'' opinion that llu-law, a« mt.?'.w.t'?equate to thc)'urf"?;?"? b"Jtc(m-.?f'H'ht-t?rU).H. the nf?. The Bishop of j.omloj contended that the piesent l.¡w require i rMi.sio'. After some remarks from the Eivrls of Caer- tu?rona?ttH'?'.?"?'?"?' tiinc, ITOUSE OF COMMONS, Moow, Am. 20 S«W WRIT FOlt I.IVEKI'0 11.. Lord ST A N L E Y, p rese n 1 c d the petition of nhich be had gi'en ni>tice,foinplavdug 01 the suspension ft I' the Liverpool writ, anil praying, the fllluse tll issue the eustoinar) writ without further delay. --The Noble Lord expressed his concurrence in the prayer ,f the petition, which was laid on the table. Mr BENNETT took that opportunity «f stating that he »utild hifnrwaft hu motion respecting the lJv*rpu<»I election iburjuluj. SlfrLY — CHVAi W*V I )WiK-KD, I A conversation cnirocd on the subject of ehitreli I building ill Ireland; after which there was some dissenssion, in the eoinniittee of Supply, upon the I 'h? g,ant I ¡(rani of £.wO tothe I)ùblin The giant was finally agreed to, THE POOR LAWS IV IRELAND. I IIIr, SADLER brought forward his promised mo- lion on this subject. The subject, he said, stood clear from all political feelings, and was one in which the wishes or all were identified. THE HOP. Member then instanced a number of high literary Authorities, amongstwhom were Loeke, Blackstone, Swift, and Johnson, who were favourahle to a provision for the poor. He next appealed to the history of all nations; however different in reli- gion, or in civilization, they all concurred iumakirg some provision for the poor. Why, he asked, should Ireland he an exception ? After alluding, in strong terms, to the shameful and inhuman neglect, with which the poor of Ireland had been treated, and noticing absenteeism as one of the tfreat grievances of which the country bad a right to complain, he entered into ft historical review of the condition of Ireland, and maintained that the upplieation of Poor Laws to Ireland was not, us find been contended, impracticable. The Honour able Member concluded by moving a resolution, declaring it to be expedient and necessary to in stitnte a legal provision for tiie poor of Ireland. If the resolution was adopted he would then de, tail his pIau. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER maintained that the trial of the experiment would create expectations which could never be realised. Immediate relief might be afforded by it, but the ultimate effect would he most injurious. He should therefore, move the previous question. After a protracted discussion, which lasted until -Le.irly three o'clock, the previous question was carried by a majority of 12 the division being for ¡¡, origirmi nietion 53, for the pre. ions questiou til. Adjourned at a quarter past three o'clock. TUESDAY. Mr. HUNT, in presenting u petition from the JVestUiinsler Political Union, praying for annual parliaments, universal suffrage, and the vote by bal lot, tuok occamon to observe, that public opinion had become unfavourable towards the reform now in prnre. an assertion warmly contradicted by Mr O'?onneti, Mr^n'me^nd Mr. Sh?il. Mr, E, PEEL moved as au amendment on the reform Bill, that the existing rights of freemen with regard to the election of members of parlia- ment should be pennauent/p preserved. Lord J. RUSSELL said, the new constituency woultlenflunchisa all respectable voters, whom the ud might deprive of their suffrages. After an animated debate, the House divided, when the numbers were-For the original motion, •210 for the amendment, 131; majority, 79. Mr. TREVOR- moved that the right of voting should be continued to non reisdent freemen for their lives. lord J. RUSSELL justly resisted it, on the ground that they must I,ij" brousht to the poll lit the candidates' expense. Against the motion, 131; for it, 38; majority, 113.—Adtotmied at half pnst one o'clock. FRIDAY. Mr. LITTLETON presented a petition, nnmcr onsiy signed bv varioiw tVadesmen (shopkeepers) in Hi,) City of London, praying for the enactment of a ino.c severe law to geneial and due observance of the Sabbath. Mr HCNT said, that allhough the persons who signed this petition would Iwt wish to upen their sh .ps on the Sabbath, be doubted whether they would fiaiu from going to public houses on that dav. Sir R. VYVYAN asked if an armistice, as re ported, had taken place between Holland and Be). piuru, and whether the French government had given a rcnewnl assurance of their intention 10 evacuate the latter country. Lord ALTHORP, who erplied, during Lord Pal incision's absence, said, such questions could only lend to involve this cou try in a war. Colonel WOOD ga\» notice that he would dt viile the House on the 29lli clause of the Reform Bill. The Hi)kisetlien resolved itself into a Committee on the Bill, when the 25th clause was erased, and another clause, directing the manner ia which the reports of the commissioners for the division of toil!.ties should be submitted to parliament, was Mreed to in its ttead. 'fhe?th .tause. empower )ng the rum:)n!.B'c?t<.caU for hooks, papers, &e. was al?o agreted ti-, %itti i-ery little ?t?99,A'?4ti9 I I tti, !*«**• I ?l' dt'l? 11 u to Sl?.re A-t i?bur y.nd East Relfoi-fl, ). th? ..e a, t,?r 1,. "ughs, A long discussiufi ensned after ?hKh SifT. t'fMn):?t)epM))"?.hi<an?nd!?eHt.<)mb was to relre the clause as it «risin?? stood I he ministers, however,earritd theclanse in their own way bv a majority of 73-thc numbers being for the clartse 102, against it 2". Tl.e28th clause was omitted altogether; hot on the 2*>th another lo"g carried w ithout a division u was also the 30th clause.