The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

I papers FV, N KRI0A^> SEPT. H S receive(j %u I16 -Ofh ult. were tv.ia naorn- i state of ^Ve a very favourable account It0 g^e some tlu in that I,art of SPain- ™*Y e ni0vements e Jn^or nation with regard to thone-h^ ^rench force that had ad- A ^Minnly P°int Hi!ru!°r the relkf of Astor§'a- • 9„. lneof the TV. enemy now occupy on the^ thev werrkWaS the Ci"adel of Zaill"OTa' under SilvS P iu check by the Portu- ^rought^nr»S arrived this morning, Passed thrn W! °i much iraPortance- Thomas's si f UT^ fleet, which sailed from ^the an(j other sV.-U "ncler c°nvoy of the Ama- A ma^'l0ng" ^4 39 ° War' °n 5th AUSUSt> in v^rning. jj York and Halifax arrived this ftSence from Np«, vaS.nGt krought such late intel- Ved yesterday seveial day s, as we re- S finiSaD^in8th the Lottery bea(fn when theSfolW°Pe r Hall,Jn B'dSfg' Qffi ln l03 SHi» Mow 1 rig Capital" PiizesX'ere rPs' 4 CornhUl at B,SH's tmly *unate .g 9' faring Cross,London: ,g*" ^16,0<)0 j r> £ >a nnrt 600^ ■■■■ £ £ *,m &760.. A 500 2,Xgfi h <W I?,0 2» %> 1 A 300^ §4S}\ ,j/I M 9(H) ,h?,0°2- m MwC. V/A loo ^he HnU 200> 7 f&U £ & Q^ney on dem^ i^le ShaR £ s/^ay receive their "!Zl el as abon,e, or Exc. in the \JTntr ^*ctiANG^hem for Tickets or L0T,F'Y, ,0 be Drawn the toft- ^izes 0r ^^J^neme of which contains ^av\ izesi and .l0,0-/ (instead of ^XCHAN«SD1' T/ WEST PRIZES of the last w 35 Under; Dy<^Tickets and Shares in the fefoth. Si A* At l^ot .Ik r^' I Suart^ ■ 7s> 0d- 0|i •10s* 0d- Jfcs in London, or by his AGENTS, %rs\j/KEY%^lows:~ V11 ivi Harv'» Swansea, Cap* ^Ce-'sV Bookseller, Pembroke. a^8'Wfire v\!|S u°f the ^l6>00(j> ^nd other ^ec0^yBISH' s Agents iu this and k V'

TaTHE CLERGY AND FREEHOLDERS 4 0 OP THE COUNTr OF CARMARTHEN,, GEVTtKX K.V, SEVERAL Persons of considerable weight in this ky County having expressed to me a very strong desire that I should again offer myself to y our choice for the Seat I have the honour to hold in Parliament, I presume very humbly to acquaint you that it is fay intention so to do, whenever a Dissolution in Parliament.shall take place. Wht-r. I iasi year declared to the Voters of another place that I meant to solicit the Representation of that place, did it in consequence of a friend of mine, now no more, of large property in this County, having placed his interest in hands which were not likely to use it in my support; that proprrty and interest are, however, now in the hands of two Gentlemen with whom I am closely connected, wbo kindly wish that I may continue to hold the Seat with wh.ch I am now honored, and I cannot lose any further time in assuring \ou, that, if you shall again deem me worthy of thf trust I nold ander you, I shall consider it as the highest honour of my life. On this point. Gentlemen, you are to determine; but, at a 1 events, this Address gives me an opportunity of assuring yon, with perfect sincerity, that I am, Gentlemen, with the highest respect and graftude for past favors, Your very obliged and most humble si rvant, Taliaris, Aug. 18, 1812..ROBERT SEYMOUR. 'TO-THE FREE AND INDEPEiNDEJN £ J/r VllJROESSES Of the Borough of c.Jj&ma.AX. X/i J Gentlemen, t UNDER the conviction that the general srjH- mente and feelings of a coa4i derable maioritv ( my Fellow-Birgesses, on the subject pf the propos Position to our present worthy Representative in fiiniauient, the Hon. Colonel Yaughan, coincide ivith my oW5n, 1 Pfipecl- 0 i t s fully lit-,it your attention to a frw points, hich are ob- d s viously essential to the maintenanr? and suptiprt of a Cause, deeply involving both he interests ;tnd honour of the ancient and r spectable borough of Cardigan. j In estimating the claims and .pretension/ of a Candidate for our suffrages, we naiumHy ask, yfhat has this in- d dividual done for us ?—what essential a d acceptable ser- bi vices has lie rendered ws, so as to entitfchim to our con- fidence and s,-ppoi,t I" To such home questions as these, we q io, Va Zh are enabled, on heu/if of Colonel Yayghan. tn return for answer, th&>-that Gc-ntlemen, feeling ttf ',d wantfe ^qd dis- tresses of b s indigent neighbour?- <^«pt'«he late scarcity of g»ui;K humanely and generously •cotiWi.Duted to their relief, by the >isonable application of«^)Kp in the purchase of ba'ley f them. The worthy Cmiwprs munificence was a displayed in his furnisning/Cardigan Church with i.\ havdsonie pair br cna.jddirrs,ytind causing buoys to he erected on the at his own pence. These, Gen'tleraeo, are a f«^w amongst the man v liberal and public-spir:?«*. acts, which have distinguished th^nonourable career of the pre- sent Member for Cardigan y If, my K/iends, and Failow-Bnrgesses, you do not rally round tiie (tandard of syfch n man, it will appear that the being decoded from J long line of ancestors, who have successivt* served tiit* btn ) oil, has no wtigut jn the scale; ard that the Jove of change, alone, actuates your conduct. Let not !» unaccountable defection of iw« or three hijividimls 3-l-*nn you —such is the vf»"s:at'}ity of man Let us strenuouslyjftid( ;.v0ur to frustrate every attemjif to disturb the tranquility of the. hitherto-peaceful Borough of Cardigan, and tofconvince the enemies of our repose, that their over-" eedi ambition can terminate only in failure and disappointment. If the union of property and great personal popularity, whi-ch the worthy Constituents of Colonel Vajjgnan are known to possess, has not lost its c value, thejr cause is invincible ;-their triumph certain I I am, (IENTLEMEIV, with true regard, I' ur faithful humble servant, and Fellow-Burgess, Ci cliginshire, Aug. 25, 1812. L. H. B. TO THE FREE AN O IN j>hFIuNi>!•;NT BURGESSES Of the County of the Borough, of CARMARTHEN. "genti,emen, FEELING most truly gratified by the numerous assurances of continued support which I have received from so many respected friends, for whose kindness and partiality I shall ever retain the hignest sense of obligation, 1 a:i! anxious, at Mi curly period, to declare my intention of otJeliug myseJf as a Candidate for the high honour of being ajiain your Representative in Parliament, whenever a Dissolition may take place; at the same tlllle. permit me to as-,Ilfe you, that no one can be more desirous to forward, o-s. every occasion, what I honestly conceive to be the true intent of the Country, or fee! a greater degree of zeal for the PMsperity of the County-Borough of Carmar- then, than I do Whhave the honour to be, GENTLEMEN, );,),Ar most obedient servant, GEORGE CAMPBELL. Milbrook-Lodge, JLie 22, 1812. TO THE FREE kND INDEPENDENT BURGESSES Of the County of the Borough of CARMARTHEN. GENTLEMEN, iN the absence of rcy Uncle', ADMIRAL CAMPBELL, I t>cl myself called tipon to notice an Address, which has lately appeared in the Carmarthen Journal, on the part of his Opponent. Mr. Jones proclaims the success of his Canvass, as fuEy adequate tohös expectations, and the attain- ment of a purpose, which healfects to entitle 11 the Cause of Independence." The very general assurancesof support, wh:ch my Uncle has received, leave no appreliensions of his Friehds being discouraged by the" sanguine alculations" of his Opponent. But it may be proper to remiijif, you of Mr. Jones's recent professions of attachment to thfcsame interest, which now so highly alarms his zeal for your ;dependence: it is, indeed, sufficiently known, that his paralitv to that interest con- tinued unabated, until he failed Vp procure its aid in as. pirivg to a situation, flattering to h\i future prospectspros- pects, the nature of which, Mr. Jones .(has, I* understand, very candidly explained to many f the Gentlemen, whom I have now the honour to address. I am, (lENTLEMtiS, With the highest respect and esteem, Your most obedient humble servant, J. F. CAMPBELL. Ptnckpole Court, Aug. 5,181?, Carmarthen, June 15, 181.2. IT being probable that a Dissolution of Par- liament will shortly take place, and anxious to prevent a Contest, which^iay endanger the tranquillity of the Town, we deeiii it our July thus early to signify onr intention of SUPPORTING our PRESENT MEMBER, Admiral GEO. CAMPBELL, in the Representation of this Borough. M. Roch, Mayor, I VVm. Rhydero, J. G. Philipps, David Morris, Chas. Morgan, M. D. David Thomas, v Jf. W. Hughes, Thos. Lloyd, Chas. Morgan, t J, Nichols, T. Morris, I Wm. Philipps, John Hughes, John Wilson, Wm. Morgan, John Jones, Dan. I DavidDvwies, < D. Lewis, Wm. Lewis, Edward Williams, Thos. Tho ina., W. Maddocks, Edw. Isaac, David Peter, Lewis Lewis, 1 David Jones, John Francis, John Williams, Rich. Jones, William Edwards, David Recti. John Saile) j j 'llsO C ( -C- jdt- 7. 1812. ANY Person having WALNU^r TREES to Dispose of, may hear of a Purchaser on applying to WM. MARTyr Wharf, Cardiff. STRfir^flnC'from the Neighboiymood a BAYC3ELDING, fourteen hands high, ylong mane on the otf side, and tail rather shhrt and trnttiejFuriy no white whatever. Any person tiyfling him, and sending information thereof to Was. V..ImiES^ at leabv. will be paidall expences. j ~1? TO DEBTORS AND CREWWms/ LL Persons having any Claim^rr^rhje Estate jf*- CATHERINE DAVIES, late of Watrff-street, in the town of Carmarthen, Baker, deceased, are requested forthwith to sen! in their Accounts to M David Rees, Qf the Dark Gate,jOarmarlhen, Grocer, (,mc- of the Executors, in order that ttí same may be li uidated; and all Persona indebted to the,.aid Estate, requested forthwith to pay their Debts to the said David Rees.? ■$7/ 4th Septembr, 1812. Tjt' y7l/?V C.&,RiNiA RrUll IRE. p -Kidwelly and Llane Ily C.,tnal. NOTICE is hereby given, That the FIRST GENERAL ASSEMBLY, for putting into execution this Act, is FURTHER ADJOURNED, from Monday, the Slat day of August last, to Tuesday, the 6th of Octobei next, at the Pelican Inn, in the town of Kidwelly, in the sa^d county, at 12 o'clock in the forenoon. (f Lr Dsted September7th, 1812. t- /J i l\ ) ttfrt '10 SOUTH-WALES. f7'- TO BE LET, ON JFFIASE, "L H CI SEVERAL extensive ancLy^ry eligible FARMS, situate in Carmarthenshire and Cardiganshire. Respect ble tenants w'il i^et with jrreat encouragement. For further partic ulars apu#^ to Mr, V^^EMAN, 43, Upper Baker-street, London. y ct t CARMARTHEN. QY JJ Tt- flf; MET, and Entered upon at Michaelmas, A DWELLING-HOUSE, in good repair, with Garden attached situate in Spilmar.-street, and now occupied by Mr. Popkin, Solkitor. Also, a Three-stalled STABLE, Fir particulars inquire of TO BE LET, And Entered upon on the 291ft day of September next, A Neat DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in Quay- street, in the town of Carmarthen comprising two front parlours, a (h;tr. ing-room, five bed-chambers, a kiitriifln, &c. a ul ail excellent uader-ground- cellar; the whtne of which is in repair. For particulars t'^d^W^j^a^owEW^Drg^er. fy$CARMARTHEN. To be LET, and Entered upon immediately, A DWELLING-HOUSE, situate in Quay-street, late in the occupation of Mr. Timothy Davies, con- sisting of two Parlours, three Bed-chambers, three Garrets, a Kitchen, and two Cellars; together with or without a Cottage, situate in Bridge-street.—Far particulars appW to Mr. R. EYNON, in Market-street. CARMARTHENSHIRE. J • TO BE LET, Arm EFTTERED T/PON AT MRCHAELMAS NEXT, Or Sold by Private Contract, A FARM, with a convenient new-built. Dwelling- House and Outhouses, situate in the parish of Langun- nock, near the turnpike-road leading from the town of Carmarthen to the village of St. Clear's; distant from the fermer place a-b<»ut five miles, and now in the possession of Thomas Waters, Esq. N. B. The premises adjoin the tenement of Pl-ls-issa. For fnpther particulars applj^A^Dj^vuss^Solicitor, TO BE LET, YOrt THE several FARMS and LANDS of Sir -iL WATKIN EWES, in the parish of RAcibal;ton, in the manor of Fletherill, in the county of Pembroke, m-ar the populous town of Haverfordwest, either in whole entire Farms, or in Parcels, for the accommodation of the town. The Lands consist of nprvards One Thousand Acres, many of which are capable of being made fine water meadows, at an easy expense. Leases will be g anted for 7, 14, or 21 years, optional in either landlord or tenant before the ex- piration of each term. I For particulars annlv TO Sir WATKIN LEWES. London, if by letter, post-paid. N.B. Persons are desired not to kill any Game on that and his other Manors, as Gamekeepers and Tenants will be ordered to warn ",H persons off; and all unqualified persons fond trespassinF tureor, wili he prosecuted. ( Same Concern.) Carmarthenshire, and County of the Borough of 211> Carmarthen, J /if' c TURNPIKE TRUST. IVfrltCE is hereby given, That the NEXT 1^1 '.MERITING of the TRUSTEES will be holden at the Talbot, in Carhiarihen, on Friday, the 9tay of October next, vlten the TOLLS due and payable at the several Gates bfconghig tV this Trust, will be LET by AUCTION, for OneTear, commencing the 1st day of November next. The TolU produeed the sum of X1524, last year, above the expences »f collection. By an Act passed in the last Ses- sion of Parliament, additional Tolls are authorised to be received, and the Tolls will be put up accordingly. The best bifd.T must give security, with sufficient sfretres for payment of the rent quarterly. Dated the 5th day of Septet.be; 1812. D. LEWIS Clerk to the Trustees. ^CARMARTHEN AND NEWCASTLE TURNPIKE TRUSTt fa.* ct OTICE is hereby given, Thpt the TOLLS -L arising at the several Turnpike-Gaffes belonging to the sail Trust, at and near to the town £ i Newcastle, in the comty of Carmarthen, will be LET/by AUCTION, to the bes bidder, >tt the Blue-Bell InnjdFtUe said town of New- ca^Se, on Fr day, the 25th day ofilepfember next, between thehaurs of twelve a.;J om in ./Tie afternoon, which To'Is wi\ be put up at .£399, being tKe sum they were let for last yei r. hlJd t.iat the TOLLS arising at the Turnpke Gate in L^wer Water-'Street, in thy town of Carmarthen, will also be LET by AUCTION, if the beat bidder, »t the Boar's- Head Inn, ii,, the said to nof Carmarthen, on Saturday, the Sfithday ofSejtemberjBRpt, between thehoiifsoftwelyeand one ?n the afteainonj^nch last-mentioned Tolls wili'be put up at ^356, being tm torn they were "u-t for ear. Whoever the highest bidder for such ft^pfctive 'foil;, must immraiately enter into a bond, with sutasj^nt sw*(iesrto be aroroyet'f ofby the Trustees of the said Tam. pikc-uad, fo^jpsiynient oV ;he rent quarterly. JONV.s, Clerk io the "said Trustees, Carmar ) AUGOST 81, It!t}t '¥ if r" 2- SALE (5 South-Dmn SHEEP, WOOL, and PRJ0Z HAY. TO BE SOLD/5Y AUCTION, On Monday, the 2lst day ofi^eteraber, 1812, at Povston,in the parish of Rudbaxyfn, Pembrokeshire, in Lots, 1 HA UOUTH-DOifN EWES,- a few RAMS, 400 I v/V> k_7 Fleeces of^ine Sou h-Down WOOL, and Five Stacks of excellent HrffiY, harvested acC^rdingLt^the Eng- lish practice for "huaCers. >^■') Tlie sale will cojf/mence at eleven tfclock to tae forenotfn; and three montjis credit will be given. CAR M ARfHI.N SH IRE. f¡.ít. ( TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE truly eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, A called PEN-Y BANK, containing 3ST Acres of very fertile Arable, Meadow, and Pastnre l.'wd. This valuable Prrpervji fi -w ooni';S^svv to Carmarthen, r^awalways De let to great advantage in lotsa^The iepasts wilUfc^wthe Estate; and the priqe. with ao^#3«cfetMs1ar^'fn^ be had of Mr. Wakeman, 43, Upper-Baker-street, London. ''J~$PORT OF M1LFORD. ✓ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, e C in By order of the Honorable Commissioners his Majesty's "'O'd C,, stoms, at the Custom-House, MilfordJon Tiiursday, the 24th dav of September, 1812, JTHE CUTTER JHATCHLESS, Burthen abmt 135 Tons, (AS SHE NOW LIES jar HUBBERSTONE PILL) With her Tackie^Rpparel, and Furniture; to,oottier with jjmoat, two Carriage Guns (nine-pounders), several MtuKets, Fikes, &c. &c. and a quantity of A The above Vessel is <>)ottom, coppered, and copper fastened, and is well jWapted for a pny^teer or fair mer- cantile trade, whergjji^pedition is requj^for which pur- pose only she wijUffsoid. The sale t^(fgin at eleven o'cl(^«rfn the morning. Custom-.JWuse, Sept. 2, 1812. CARMARTHENSHIRE. A TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION On Wednesday, tiie 2Sd day of September, ISr2, at Llan- dawke, in tue parish of Llandawke, in thtrfid County, By EVAN DAVIES, Anctiondfr, ALL the Valuable STOCK an( CROP of the j saiiV Farm consisting of 47 cnw^^2 calves, I capital ball, 14 pa r of oxen, 12 saddle and draught horses, 15 pigs, about 60 tine sheep; a large quantit^of hay, wheat, barley, tnd oats, in mows, and well harvtèd, all the HOUSEHOLD MCRNITURE, DAIRY and fRdWTNG UTENSILS, aiwr IMPLEMENTS of HUS- BANDEY, consisting ofodpital bedsteads, feather-beds, tables, cftGMniy ^-i-^T-r'^fid num^ron» other articles; also, e^llefcar,s, ploug|j^anu harrows. >- Stock !S jsefff worth tue attention of gentlemen- farmers, and Bj»wwers. The sale n at ten «'clock in the fnron^on, and to continueton tttc whole is disposed of- Credit will be given on a) o security. JPflf further particulars apply to Mr, GEORGE PHILIPPS, Attorney, Carmarthen, or on the prentisesT—— ^1 ^Parish of Llanbadain-ftnvV Canii^anshirfe^^ y f Z. TO BE SOLD BW AUCTION, "Xf the Talbot-Inn, in the town <A Aberystwith, in the said county, on Monday, the28i!yday of September, 1812, at five o'clock in tne afternoon^ sutjject to such conditions as shall be then and there, j/oduced, Lot 1. A LLthat MESSjpAGE, TENEMENT, and ti 1%. LANDS, called LLYWFRNOG, otherwise GELLYDEG, with the L/AD MINES ♦hercoo now open, -ailed LLYWERNOG iVMNES, and all Minerals and Ap- purtenances thereunto Belonging, situate in the i>a.rjsji ot Llanbadarn-fawr, in th said county. The Farm .and Lan are in the occupation of Richard Thomas, as tenant i-,t III but the Mines are held under a lease, bearin, date t 1st day of May, 1803, granted to the late Sir Thomas Bosall, his executors or administrators, for the term of 21 yearf, at a gr.?und-rent or land-money to the Proprietor of a nj/th part or share of the value or price of all the ore, as shpuld, froti time to time during the said term be raised y landed from the said mines; and with a proviso for making the sviid lease void, if the said Sir Thos. Bonsall, hi3 ex«:utors x/r administrators, should neglept to keep at least fl&ur men const:^tly^m)loyed at workup the said mines. tA 1« > Lot 2. All/iat MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, LANDS, called LLWTN LLVTYD, situate in the said parish, and in tile occupa( n of Daniel Jones, as tenant at will. For furtj#r particulars apply to Mr. Ioiix JONES, of Pen- y-bont, 0 7Aberystwith HENRY LEWIS, Solicitor, Aher- ystwid or to ROBERT NELSON THOMAS, Solicitor, Swansea. ,i- GENERAL COACH-OFFICE, CITY-ARMS HOTEL, HEREFORD. NEW AND ELEGANT light$0ist Coach, From HEREFORD to CARMARTHEN, comraenced on WEONESDAY, the 25th iiistant. JAMES BENNETT, WITH gratitude to the Public for the kind ? support which they have. afforded to his HERE- FORD and BRECON MAl L-co respectfu'l v informs them, that he has REMOVED IT from the GOLDEN-LION, to the CASTLE-IN'N, BRECON, and has made the nrces* sary arrangements to extend the same to CARMARTHEN, to carry Four Insides only; to leave Hereford on Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings, at five o'clock, through Hay, Brecon, Llandovery, Llandilo, to arrive at Carmar- then early in the evenings of the same days to return from thence oh Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday mornings, at five o'clock, to Hereford, where it will arrive early in the evenings, and meet Coaches to London, Glocester, Bristol, Oxford, Worcester, Birmingham, Ludlow, Shrews- bury, Chester, Liverpool, Holyhead, and all parts of the North of England, and will open a direct communication between all the above places and North and South Wales. The London Coaches leave the Hotel Inn, Hereford, every MondayWednesday, and Friday morning, at five o'clock, and will arrive in Loudon the following mornings, at seven. Passenger': booked at this Office, and at the f"Ho" in places, fov Glocester, Bristol, Oxford, London, Worcester, Ludlow, and ehrefwsbury, vb,. t) IvvBuSIri CATtlfARTWI V, KTNO'S-HFAO, LLANDILO, 1 CASTLE, BRECO*, LAMB, LT,ANOOVK"*Y, FOUNTAIN, HAY. Performed by JAMES BENNETT and Co. Hotel, Hereford, March 20, 1 SI2. The Proprietors wi ll net be answerable for the loss of any jewels, plate, 'irmnney. however small the value, nor for any other parcel above the value of £ b, n,Jes the same be booked at ar-e of the before-mentioned places, and paid for according to its Tuiac, naf far any passeEgers>' iuggage. J? FALCON-INN, LLANELLr/sept. 1. 1812. AT a MEETING of the GEN/LEMEN inter- es^Tf,TI'i-e Trade of the Port ofXT-ANELLY and the K.yers BURRY and LLOUGHOR,ld this day pursuant to public advertisement, RESOLVED, F That Mr. Richard Rees be Appointed Solicitor tor the purpose of giving; the necessa^ Notices previous to an ap« plication to Parliament for. aye to bring in a 8;11 for im- proving the above Navigations That the Notice now dbe approved of. Nleet Thai this Meeting jtmid adjourned to Thursday^ the 1st day of October next^^t the taicotj-Inn, at twelve o'clock in the forenoon, f.the purpose of reading over and dis. cussing thec.lause^f the intended Bil!. That these FL|grolu1;ons be inserted in the Cambrian Papet and Garmar Journal. -RirytApn REES, Solicitof, r — .pv.LSa—^ » j\J Ol ICE is hereby givA, thrsl Application will Parliament^it the jfixt Session, for leave' to bring jura Kill, for.the imuirovingj^^ maintaining the Na- vigatioiidT the Harbour oyL!;in<4f\^iiT fKa cptt^ty of Car- tnartSet^, and ot the adja*nt Rivers, eaT'e. tTie^Burrv and. the Lloughor, in the cdutiS^s of Carmarthen and Glamorgan, or,e of them, and the UpRrnnces thereto, and of the Streams lowing into the same^Sr contributory thereto, from Pont- arddulais Bridge, in^ie said counties of Carinarthen and Glamorgan, or one rf them, to the sea^ to and over the i ar of the said jRivey5f urry and which are situate in the several panshe^ff Llanedy, Llangeitnech, Llaneliy, and rembfey, in th^aid county of Carmarthen, and the parishes ot Llanuno-Talyboni, Ljoughor, LJanrhidian, Cl.eriton, L, cinmaddorlf, and Llangennith, in the said county of Gla- morgan 4nd for raising the Expences attending the-rfbtain* mg or tjie said Act, andt<asj^rying thrsgrr.e into execution, Carmarthen, Sept. 1, 1812. ^RICH.-RFIrS. So1i(^j»rx 1\T(by That fcjiplication^%ili Honot^^f? tliSe^rfusCof Consmons, at the next-session of Parliament, for 1, iG bring in a Bill for dividing, allotting, inclosing, and otherwise ii-pirov ng certa n Commons and Waste Lands, in the several parishes of Llanfibangel-Generglyn and felin, in the county of Cardigan. THOS. JONES, SoliciiocjL-, NOTICE is given, Petition is in- tended to^e presented t(i>lf5^^)rjg)ie House of Commons, in the ni':Ü Session orParnament, uir leave to bring in a Bill, in order to obtain an Act of Parliament for inclosing, draining, C-nibankiillql improving, d Vid ng, and aiUBttlng all the Commons, Waste Grounds, Fens, and Marsh Lands in the several parishes of Saint Ishmael, Kidwelly, and Pembrey, in the said county & Carmarthen, yy September 5 h, 1812. uA C< J NOTICE i^-hw eby givenyi^ff Applicatk;ni^ in- tended Jw byroade to P^^a^ent. in the next S^sions. for an Act fV/ making and"uiftiafoitjmgvi Nj^vi Canal or a Rail-Sray or Trau^roSt:, rVpafsIf a G«n:C#d partly A Rail-way or Tram-ro d, with Collateral BiaiirjTs to com- imuiicate therewith, fiom or near a certa hi J§- c-alled Machy nVs, in the pari-b of Llanellv. in tlie'c ty of t ar* marthen, to or near to the tow :i of Liapot, it), -all -county; and foi, t-he i,(] malntang; of Shipping-. L places, Wharfs,and Drains, at or r.ear cetjain places, called < Machynis Pool and Spitty Bank, in th^parisht s of Llanelly C and Llangennech, and all other Cotu^niejiCFs whatsoever- -jl for the purposes, of loading and Mmoaniug Goods io.Snd from the said Canal; and that s ,I Canal, or Ra;way or Tram-road, or Canal and Rail-w^and Tiam-road, with the Collateral Branches, Wherf^Rtipping-places, Drains, and other Conveniences are ed to be -wade into or pass through the several p es of t ianelly, Llangennech, Llanedy, Llanon, HCWKS: Llan~adock, Llandcbve, Llan- arthney, Llanvihang^Aberhvthich, Llandefeysani, I,l«ic- dilo, Liansadwrn, lifann rda, Mothfe\, and Llandirgat, in the county of Carmarthen, and a!so through the qarL-h ar-d township ofliOughor«and the parishes of Liar.dilo-Tah hont, Llangevelacn, and Lianguke, in the county of Glamorgan Dated this 3lst dav of August, 1812. Interesting to ihe Public in general. ORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD —This elecant- preparation having riser, to the highest repute 13 earnestly recommended to those ladies, who, from repeated and difficult labours, are afflict** Weaknesses ?>1d in. firmities; in which cases it strengthens n'e stomach, the weakened organs, and the whole c Those who in an advanced life feel the consequences of youthful excess, or unfortunate youth who have brought on themselves a numerous train of evils, will, by the use of th;« most valuable restorative, find themselves restored to health and strength, and the melancholy symptoms removed, which are the general effects of such causes. The Cordial Balm ofGilead is a most noble medicire, com posed of some of the choicest balsams and strengthened in the whole Materia Medica, The procets is lot,- and labo- rious, and requires the most nice and minute attention. It assuredly affords the most permanent relief to those unhappy youths, who have been deluded at un • s'v age into a$pCret and destructive vice, now common fetr;ong them, as U-el-, as to .persons of all ages afHicted with net vous disorders, prc- ceeding either from an immoderate use of tea, hard drink- ing, heat of climate, excess of grief, d ssipated pleasure, bad lyings-in, immoderate course of he menses, &c. This Balsamic Cordial is peculiarly adapted to weak fe- male constitutions, as well as to phlegmatic habits in gene- ral: it acts powerfully as a nervine, not only to the weak stomach, but to the whole nervou° a, sttm; coirects a viti- ated appetite and digestion in the first passages, and issts wonderfully in recovering the tone of the urinary and geni- tal organs; hence its efficacy In the most obstinate seminal complaints in men, and corresponding weaknesses in women. Persons enteringupon the holy state of matrimony, should consider, that where the fountain is polluted, the streams that flow from it cannot be pare."—The blessings of health are no sooner lost than painfyl experience teaches the in- estir»i.-jJ>le value of it, and the unhappy patient iooks around, too often, at as i Ih vain, for the means of its recvver, The utility, theretarc, 1.f !hi¡; n,did!\A is too obvious to need further comment; Prepared by Dr. Solomon, in !0s. 6d. and 33s. bottles*; the latter contain four of the former, by which the purchaser saves nine shillings. Every genuine bottle has a stamp, which beas the proprietor's name and addre>s, Sam). Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony. Double postage of all lettpfs to Dr. Solomon, Gilead- House, near Liverpool, must be paid, and a fee of;Cl n- closed for. advice. The ANTI-lMPETlGfNES, or DROPS, for purify:n £ the blood, and restoring the system when im- paired by the imprudent use of Mercnry, have been the great and only restorer of health and vigotir in di orders where SAMVATIO* has repeatedly failed.-Price IO. 6d,- Family bottles 33s. The ABSTERGENT LOTION, for removing frrptions from the surface of the human bodv.-Pints 4s. fid. Half- pints 2s. 3d. duty included. — Also, The DETERGENT OINTMENT, for old sores, &c. at 4s. 6d. per box. Also, just published, price 3s. a new Edition, with ditions, of A GUIDE TO HEALTH, in a variety of com- plaints, some of which are treated on under the follow in? heads, viz.—Adytce to nervcus patients, asthma, barreil women, deficiency of natural strength, female compiaints, gouty spasms in the stomach, hypochondriac compl.air.ts, in. ternal sinking, loss or defect of memory, rheemat am, scur- vy, sdrofula, turn of life, venereal diseases, weakness in youth. By S. SOLOMON, M. D. Sold bv J. 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