The Welshman

I PEMBROKESHIRE AND HAVERFORDWEST SUMMER ASSIZES, 1812. The Commissions jf these Assize were opened on Sa- turday, the lOtn instant, at the Shire Hall Haverford west, 'before the ltiglu Hon. Sir Robert Mousey Rolfe, Knight, one of the Barons of Her Majesty's Court of Exchequer. His Lordship arrived in town about ni ne lw,i about n i ne o'clock from Brownslade, the seat of John Mirehouse. Esq., and immediately proceeded to the Hall and opened the Commission, when the Court was adjourned until Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. On Sunday morning Ins Lordship attended Diviiie Service at St. Mary s Church, when an excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. W. B. Thomas. MOXDAI. His Lordship entered the Court at 10 o'clock. The following Magistrates for the County answered to their names: — George Bowen, Llwyngwair, George Jordan Harries, Heathfield, Charles Mathias, Lamphey Court, J. r. A. Li. Phillips, Dale Castle, John H. Phillips, Wil- liamston, George Roue, Haverfordwest, W. H. Scour- Jiaid, Moat, IV. B. SWAIm, Ij s. CORONER.T. S. Stokes, Esq. MAGISTRATES FOR THE TOWN AND COUNTY OF lIA- VERFOIIDW EST. Sir R. B. P. Philipps, Bart., M- P., W. H. Scourfield, G. Lort Phillips, J. Harding Harries, John II. Phillips, Esqrs. MAYOR AND CORONER.—William Owen, Esq. GRAND JT'RY FOR THE COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. W. Henry Scourfield, Foreman, John Mirehouse, G. Powen, J. Harding Harries, J. Hill Harries, George Jordan Harries, W. Henry Lewis, Charles ifithits, J. ) A. P. Ll. Philipps, J. H. Phillipps, G. Lort Philippe, W. Brock Swann, Xavier Peel, E. T. Massy, Moses Griffiths, Jl11 Colby, J. Iliggon, T. H. Davis, Esqrs. fiRAND JUR\ FOR THE TOWN AND COUNTY OF HAVIiR- FOUIIWEST. Sir Richard B. P. Philipps. Bart., M.P.; H. G. Bownes, Will. Butler, Janies Dt-Iltir-, Foliii Harvey, John Lewis, Wm. Thomas, Thos. Skone, James Meylt-r, Wm. Davis, Thoraas Philpott, Edward Fisher, John Maddock, Thomas Wiiiiame, Janies Jenkins, William Llewellin, Henry Phillips, Henry Tasltpr. John Green, John Williams, David Clare, and Charles Saies, Esqrs. Her Majesty's proclamation against vice and immora- lity having been read, His Lordship very briefly addressed the Grand Juries for the county and town, and dismissed them to their duties. While the Grand Juries were con idering the bills, his Lordship took a civil cause. Klizabeih Williams v. John Jlfortimrr.—This was an .action in which the plaintiff as widow and executrix of George Williams, deceased, sought to recover from the detendant as heir and devisee of one John Roberts, the sum of J:1,800 secured on a covenant of the said John Roberts. The defendant pleaded that he never had any Jands or tenements by devise or descent from the said John Roberts, whereby he could discharge the said debt. f Mr. Njcholl opened the pleadings, ami Air. Chilton ad- I [ ilres,ed the Jury and produced the will of John Roberts, whereby he gave and devised his farms, called Treginnis. tTchaf a:id Trelwyd Fawr until his grandson John Mortimer, (the defendant), his heirs and assigns for ever. The defence set up was that defendant as to Treginnis Uchaf took possession as tenant-entail, and not as l.eir er devisee under the will ot John Roberts. His Lordship summed up, and the Jury returned a verdict for the Vlaintiffj damages £ 2,117. Counsel for plaintiff, M>scr<t. Chilton, Q.C., and Nicholl; Attortiies, Messrs. Evans and Powell; Counsel I for defendant, Messrs. John Evans, Q.(' and E. V. Wil- liams; Attorney, Air. Thoiiias Gwynne. CROWN COURT. James Lloild (with James Rees, but against whom the Grand Jury found no hill,) was indicted with havit g, on the 7th day of June instant, at the parish of Saint Mary, Pembroke, feloniously stolen, taken, and carried away, a quantity of oak timber, of the value of 20s., the property of one John Jones. Mr. E. V. Williams addressed the jury for the prose- cution, and called, John Jones: I am a carpenter, residing at Pembroke; on the 6th June last, I attended the monthly sale of timber, at Pembroke Dock yard; I purchased a lot of timber there afterwards I gave instructions to my bro- ther. Roger Jones, to get a cart to take it to Pennar reach on the evening of the 9th of June, I went to Rentlass Ferry, I saw the timber there which I had bought it appeared to be less; my brother Roger was there about a week or four days afterwards, I went again to Bentlass Ferry I was shown a piece of timber there by my bro- ther Roger. The piece of timber shewn me by my bro- ther was part of the lot I had purchased. The timber was for the purpose of building a house for my brother I took particular notice of that piece of timber in the yard, in consequence of a dispute with my brother, a joiner, in the yard, whether that or another lot was the best. Cross-examined by Mr. Hill: T have known the priso- ner for about ten years he has borne a good character; I was not present at the loading of the timber. Roger Jones corroborate d the preceding statement and was Cross-examined by Mr. IIill: The timber is under the care of o or (i persons until taken out of the yard; there may have been about !)0 lots sold; it was not in the custody of any person at Pennar reach. Mathew Griffiths: 1 live with my father; I am em- ployed to drive carts to the barracks; I was so in June last; the road to my father's house is over 15entlass Ferry; on an evening in June last I saw John Jones getting his timber over the Ferry; I saw James Rees's cart in the road before me; the cart had timber on it. Roes was sitting on the top of the load prisoner was behind the cart; Lloyd's son was on the cart sitting by the side of Ilees; I saw the ca'-t pass Pennar house; after the cart had passed Pennar house, I saw the prisoner taking a piece of timber oil' the cart and put it by a gate at the side of the road they were driving over. It was about ti feet long; he took it off at once and carried it to the gate; after I had got to the Ferry, I mentioned what 1 had seen to Roger and John Jones. Cross-examined by Mr. Hill: I was behind them the timber was put by the side of the gate in the road side as they passed by. Re-examined: I am quite sure Lloyd was the man. John Adams: I am a shipwright living at Pembroke Dock; I remember seeing last month a cart driven by Rees passing my house; he had tolles in it and a piece of timber on the top of the stones; as they passed my house I saw Rees sliding the piece of timber off the load to a man and two lads; the cart was coming up the road from Pennar Reach to the barracks; the man and lads carried it away I can't say whether it was prisoner or not. The day after I told Roger Jones what I had seen. Elizabeth Barclay: I I ivc- at Pater; I have a back yard there one day last month come pieces of timber were brought to my house by James Lloyd, the prisoner; he .1: permission to put a few pieces of timber in my yard till called fc", I consented Roger Jones afterwards came and took them away. Cross-examined by Mr. Hill: I am a married woman living with my husband; I have known the prisoner about 12 or li years, he is a blacksmith he has borne the character of an honest man. Mr. Hill addressed the Jury for the prisoner, and called Richard Cole, who g? :ve the prisoner a good character. Joseph Gwyther: I am brother-in-law of prisoner; I recollect Roger Jones asking Lloyd about a piece of timber, I lovd said, I can tell you where there are three, they are in Mrs. Barclay's back yard, and I was going to tell your brother of it; Mrs. Barclay lives near Furzy Hill. Cross-exnmined by Mr. Williams: I have been in Gaol for a month, I have not been there more than once. George Stephens: lam a carter; I remember being employed by Roger Jones to cart timber from Pembroke Dock to Pennar Reach; Rees and Williams had carts also, I drove in front of Rees, mine was the second cart, Rees was last. I remember coming to Ftir/ly Hill. It is a very steep hill. I t is cloe to Mrs. Rarelay's 1 remember driving over three pieces of timber thL're, they were lying in the middle of the road. A few other witnesses were called as to character. Mr. Will iams having replied, his Lordship summed up, and the Jury returned a verdict of .Yo! Guilli/. Counsel for Prosecution, Mr. E. V. Williams; Attor- ney, Mr. Edward Leach; Counsel for Prisoner, Mr. Hill; Attorney. Mr. M. It. James. Mathias Morris was indicted for having buvgianously hroken anl entered the dwelling house of William Nieliol-ts, of Tren:chol, in the parish of Landeloy, and feloniously stolen therefrom several silver spoons and one coat, the property of the said Wm. Nicholas. Mr. E. V. Williams addressed the Jury for the prose- cution, and Mr. Hill called Thomas Howell: I know the House where the prose- cutor lives atTrenichol; I know the prisoner, I remember seeing him on Thursday evening, the Wth of June last, near Mr. Nicholas's house, in a meadow near Lochmeyler; Nicholas's house is about three or four hundred yards from the meadow; I was about two or three yards from liirn; it was dark about 10 o'clock; I am quite sure prisoner is the man I saw in the meadow; there is no foot path through the meadow; J said good night; prisoner asked if he was trespassing; I said nothing but went oft, and prisoner went also. Cross-examined by Mr. Nicholl; I am 18 years of age there is a road by the side of the meadow prisoner was a little distance from the hedge. Re-exam ined: It was the night of _the robbery I saw the prisoner in the meadow. William N icholas: I am a farmer and live in the parish of Landeloy, in this county; on the Kith of June fast, I attended a funeral. on my return from the Inner:,1 I took my coat off, and placed it on the cupboard door in the parlour my handkerchief and gioves woe in my coat pocket; I afterward s missed my coat; I next saw my coat on the 17th of June, at the Swan Inn, Haverfordwest; I missed my coat the next morning; I went to Haverfordwest that morning and gave infor- mation to the police I have known the prisoner before, I he used to carry tea about the country; he has been at my house more than once; I used to buy tea of him; he has slept at my house. Cross-examined by Mr. Nicholl: Prisoner was a gene- ral hawker; I do not know anything of his character. Martha David: I am a house servant with Mr. Nicholas; I was so in June last; I remember on the evening of the 16th of June, fastening the street door about ten o'clock I fastened it with a bolt; I remember fastening the back parlour window on that evening; I fastened the window abJut half an hour before I fastened the door; I saw my three fellow servants go to bed: I am quite sure all the other windows and doors were fastened on that night. Cross-examined by Mr. Nicholl: I fastened the back partourwit.dow before they went to bed; there was no one else in that room after I fastened the window. Eliza Nicholas: I am the wife of the prosecutor; I first discovered the robbery the next morning when I went to brush the coat; I observed the window in the back parlour, a small part of it was open about half an inch; there was no appearance of glass broken, but the window sill was rather loosened from the wall; I t was so loosened that a person might open the window by means of that loosening when that window was open a person could get into the back parlour. Cross-examined by Mr. Nicholl; We fasten it by putting a nail through it, the nail had been removed from the hole; there was no glass broken by removing the paint outside; the nail could have been pushed in by a little stick I first went into the room about 8 o'clock. David Richards and David Phillips confirmed the pre- ceding statements. Mr. Nicholas, by his Lordship Crowbill and Barnsley are on the road from my house to Haverfordwest. ,Nl r. I tiiit watcliii-iaker, in this to% I remember prisoner coming to my shop, on the evening of the 17th ot I titic, il)oiit .I. o'clock he shewed me three silver tea-spoons, and a piece of one he asked me to weigh them: I did so he left the spoons with me and went out, arid returned in the course of an hour I bought them of him he asked me to purchase them I gave him G. for them; I afterwards gave them to Mr. l'ayne, the police constable. Cross-examined by Mr. Nicholl: It was done in the regular way of business. ThoJlas Williams: I am in the employ of At r. Thomas Owen, jeweller, of this town, I remember prisoner com ing to the shop, on the evening of the lith of June he produced a silver tea-spoon for sale I bought it of him and gave him 9d. for it; I afterwards gave it to Mr. Pratt, the other shopman. The value of the spoon was 9d. William Williams: I am a police constable of this town; I remember going with Mr. Pyne, in search of prisoner, 1 went to the Newport Arms, and Plume of Feathers we found him at the last named house; he had a coat on his lap, open, and a handkerchief; as soon as lie saw me, lie tied it up in the handkerchief; we took him into custody; I have had the coat in my possession ever since I now produce it. Mr. H. E. Payne agreed with the last witness. The prosecutor and his wife identified the spoons and coat, as their property. Richard Pratt corroborated the testimony of Thomas Williams. Mr. Nichol addressed the jury for the prisoner, and called several witnesses to character. His lordship lwv- ing summed up, the jury returned a verdict of Cnilty, but recommended him to mercy. His lordship sentenced him to be transported beyond the seas, for the term of fourteen years. Counsel for prosecution, Messrs. Williams and Hill attorney, Mr. M. It. James; counsel for prisoner, Mr. Nicholl; attorney, Mr. Heslop. The prisoner was also charged with felony, in IIaver- fordwest, but his lordship would not try him 011 that indictment. Thomas Ifuj/es, was indicted for a rape on one Jane Davies. The case was tully proved, and the jllry rernrned a verdict ot G'ui/f/ but recommended him to mercy. His lordship sentenced him to be transported beyond the I seas for the term of his natural life. ) The Court rose about a quarter past seven. I TUESDAY. Jlis lordship entered the Court at 9 o'clock. [ Catherine; the wife of James Kite, was indicted for llav- ing, on the 9th flay ot July instant, at the parish of Saint Mary, Haverfordwest, from the person of Elizabeth, the wifc of John Lawrence, feloniously stolen, taken, and carried away two pieces of the current s ilver coin, of this realm, called half crowns, of the value of five sh.llings, of the moneys, goods, and chattels of the said J. Lawrence. Mr. Nfchol addressed the jury for the prosecutor, and I called Elizabeth Lawrence: I am the wife of John Lawrence, the prosecutor. I went to thc liaverlordwest market- house, on the 9th instant, between 1 and 2 o'clock in the afternoon I had a pocket tied oil my right l'idc; I h;¡d money in that pocket; two half-crowns, three sixpences, and a halfpenny. I went to the butler-stall I bought hutter there, and took om Olle of the half-crowns to pay for it; I did not pnv for it with the half-a-crown because the woman could not change, but returned it to my poc ket, and paid for it with two sixpences; when I took the first half-a-crown out to pay for it, I felt the other behind; 1 had two-pence change; before 1 went to the buffer-stall, I had ehanj^d one of the sixpenro^ and hid 1 three pence back; I ave her the two pence and three pence for anothpr ha!f-a-pound of butter; while I was at the butter-stall I nane nber feeling some person touch me on my right side I a n not very certain whether thaI was after or before I put the half-a-crown back I ttirn--(i round quick to see who it was; it was the prisoner she had a shawl on but no cloak, and a bonnet someth'n<r iii e she has now; alter that I went from the butter si.ill to the fowl-stall; before I got to the fowl-stall I had occasion to put my hand into my pocket; this was about two or three minutes after I left the butter-stall; I missed the two half-crowns and the halfpenny. There was nothing left and all my money was gone Martha Grittiths was standing by when I purchased the butter; I returned and mentioned my loss to her and the other persons who were standing bv; and Griffiths and 1 went after the prisoner; we found her near a standing of hardware, the same side of the market; I said you have certainly robbed me of two half-crowns; she said "hush, come on one side." [We are compelled to postpone the remainder until next week. We shall in future send specially our own reporter there.]

CARDIGANSHIRE. At a meeti- a of the Land-tax Commissioners, held | at tlle towil- hall, in the town of Lampeter, 011 Monday, the 11th July, the following gentlemen were chosen as Commissioners for general purposes, under tin new pro- perty tax act:—the very Rev. Dr. Llewellin, Dean of St. David's, in the chair.— Moi/ddin: J. NN Lewis, Esq., Capt. Deliue Seymuur Davies, ('apt. Lewes, J. Lloyd Davies, Esq., the very Rev. Dr. Llewellin, Thus. Hughes, Esq., and David Evans, Esq. The following are the additional Comm issioners Herbert Evans. Esq.; the Rev. Daniel Bowen, i homas Huglies Jones, Esq. Mev. Charles Lloyd, Rev. Joshua Davies. John Evan*, Est)., and David Rice Thomas, E<q.— Hundred of I'enarth. -For General purposes W. E. Powell. Esq., Rev. J. W. Morris, J. M. Davies, Esq., John Lloyd, Esq., G. W. Parry, Esq., Hev, John Hughes, John Jones, Esq.. Jjht) Lewes, Esq., tile very Rev. Llewellin, David Evans, Esq., Tiiom is Hughes, Esq., John Rogers, Estl.. David 1 s (1 '7 Davies, and Evan Rowlands, Esq. Jr. David Morgan, of Lampeter, was appointed clerk. On the night of Thursday last, David Jones, of Aber- ayron, a sailor, was caught salmon netting in the river Ayron, for which trespass he was tilled two lHJUllds tpll shillings. Twenty-five others (luckily for them) escaped trom sbanng the sanll fate. AISF.RYSTWITH TOWN IIM.I..—QUICK. WORK.—John William5,, a miner, was on Monday last examined before J. B. Lloyd Philipps and It. O. Powell, Esqrs., and com- mitted for trial for stealing a suit of clothes, the property of John Richards, a farming servant, residing at Tanvllail, in the parish of Llancynfelyn, about halfway between Machynlleth and Aberystwitli. On Sunday morning last, the prosecutor finding the wearing apparel in ques- tion,together with others missing, and having soniercasoh to suspect the prisoner he procured the assistance of a constable nnd went in pursuit. They found him near Franfeiiig sitting by a hedge. The prisoner upon seeing them ran away, and they after lrim, as far as Cwinsymlog- Issa where he got into a mining level. Having with great difficulty taken him from that place they found the stolen coat waistcoat and pantaloons on his person. The identity of the property was sworn to. The prisoner will of course take his trial this week at the Cardigan Assizes, and in case of a verdict being found again here, the whole affair, including the offence, apprehension, committal tinu cor.vk'tlon, will !».;rc taken place in less tli,,iti a week. An instance of dispatch in the administra- tion of justice rarely met with in Wales. ARERYSTWITH HARBOUR.—The works at the New Harbour are getting on with considerable alacrity. The workmen are now finishing the parapet wall and sea-slope so as to secure the whole of the works by the ti iiic- winter sets in. A meeting of the Commissioners under the improve- ment act took place at the Town-llall, Aberystwitli, or. Monday last, Thomas.tones, Esq., Mayor, in the chair, Commissioners present: John Hughes, (Solicitor) Edward Locke, Esq., Captain Teale, Captain Watkins. John Miller, Esq., Mr. John Evans, ticc. The only business of importance transacted was the examination of the account of the ways and means of the town, during the last year. It appears that the receipts were X'1,279 1 Is. iSd. and the expenditure XT.jOl 7s. 9d. ABERYSTWI ru TIIK.VTKI: will be opened bv Mr. Egerton next Monday.

CARDIGANSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES. His Lordship, Baron Rolfe, arrived at Cardigan on Wednesday afternoon, and shortly afterwards attended divine service at St. Mary's Church, wlwre an excellent sermon was preached by thc Ite". \\ïlIi;lll\ IIllgh(: Chaplain to the H:gh Sheriff On Thursday inorniii"- little aftPr In, his Lordship, preceded by F. D. Saunders. Esq., High Sheriff, and F. Roberts, Esq., Under Sheriff entered the llall, whPII the t their names —D. J. Davies, Esq., John Wolgar Griffiths Alban Lewis Gwynne, Esc, John Lewis, Eq, Thomas Lloyd, Esq., Brjnwydd, Thomas Lloyd, F.sq.f Coedmore' Wm. 11. Weobley Parry, Esq., Herbert Yaughan, Esq Mayor, David Jenkins, Esq., Mayor, of Cardig-an; Coroners, Richard Williams, Esq., John Howell Thomas Esq. The following were the Grand Jury of the Cotintv — I). S. Davii-s, Esq., Foreman; Alban Thomas Davies, David Davies, of Curgeddan, Thomas Davies, David Evall, George Wolgar Griffiths, John Gritliths, Alhall Lewis Gwynne, Thomas Jenkins, John Lewis, Thomas Llovd, of Coedmore, Thomas Lloyd, of Bronwuld, Thomas George Nugent, William Henry VVebley Parry, Herbert Vaughnn, Thomas R. Wagner. David Rowlands. Esqrs. His Lor.tship shortly addressed the Grand Jurv stating that their duty would be very light as the cases that would be brought before them presented 110 difficulty whatever. The Grand Jury then retired. [We must postpone until next week a report of the trials. ]

GLAMORGANSHIRE. John Lewis, of Swansea, tailor, was committed on Thursday last, to the Swansea House of Correction, tor trial at the next assizes, for stabbing Mr. William Scott, Teetotal advocate, on the head with a scissors. A Correspondent says, The Swansea mail arrivf's at Merthyr at a little after 10 a.m. Could rou not send the Welshman to Swansea before it leaves" CThe II'Miman is at Swansea every Saturday by t) o'clock in the morning.] LIBERALITY AND LITERATURF.!—The publisher of the Welshman having recently made an application to the ex secretary of the Swansea itifit-iii,-iry-tije object of which was to supply such of his readers as are subscribers to the charity, with some account of the manner in which their motley is expended—the committee of that insti- tution last Monday, canie to the f'oll,)wing rc-sollitioll liesolved,tlitt as the state of the fund will not permit it, and it being the practice to insert it in one Paper only the request cannot be complied with"!—Who idler this will deny the indivisibility of literature and liberality or qucstion with a cui Imuu i the di<iieisso iuiie.nuas artcs, INFIRMARY.— From the 12th to the 18th of July inclu- sive — In-door patients—Remained by last report, 12; f i admitted since, 2; discharged, cured, i I id relievll(ii Iq;i remaining, 21. Out-door i).tie)itr-li,eiiiaiiied by last j report, 182; admitted since, 41; discharged,cured and relieved, .'if remaining. 189. NEATH TOWN-IIALL, JULY 1-7.— Magistrate present: Griffith Llewellyn, Esq.—Thomas Thomasi bargeman, was summoned by William Williams, lock keeper, for damaging the locks on the Neath Canal. He was fined •10s. or two weeks'impri sonment; committed in default. MERTHYR PETTY SESSIONS.—W alter Williams was chaiged, on Friday last, before (j, n. Morgan, Esq.. and the Rev. C. Maybury, by Daniel illiams, on behalf of the Dowlais Iron Company, with neglect of dllty, on the ] I th inst.; committed to 14 days hard labour at Swansea House of Correction—Patrick*O'Hrien, a private of the 11th regiment, stationed at Dowlais, was charged by Ann Jones, housemaid, with stealing one diaper towel and one holl-uut tea-cloth, the property of Sir J (; uest, on the SLI1 inst. committed to take his trial at the Quarter Sessions. —Thomas I),ivies, Rhymney, was charged by Mary O'Connor, with a common on her person 011 the lth. inst. It appeared that defendant was intoxicated, and used unbecoming language towards complainant and bad put his foot towards the lower part of her garments, which was the assault complained ,,f. Nlrs.O'lcoritior poured boiling water on defendant, which scalded his shoulder and arm severely; the complainant was ordered to pay co sts.-Coii)pl,,iiii.,itit then charged Marianne Davies, the daughter of last defendant, with breaking two squares of glass in the window of her dwelling-house, 'his case was dismissed in consequence of the act bavin* been committed under the natural excitement which arose from the little girl seeing her father scalded by complainant, ar d being prevented from getting to her person to wreak her vengeance thereon.—Monday, 18th, before G. It. Morgan, Esq.—Ann Evans, was charged by Dan. Jones, with stealing a pair of halt-boots from oil'his standing on the market on the KJth inst. The charge being fully borne out, she was committed to take her trial at the next Quarter Sessions. MERTHYR lizo-, TRADE.—The only improvement here is, that the men are allowed to work full time in most of the works. EMIGRANTS RETURNED.—About ten workmen retur- ned from the United States this week. They "complain bitterly of the scarcity of work.and nronev. Provisions, however, they say arc pleutilul there. We wish that were the case in }.;ng]and. HAY HARVEST.—The latter part of last week being very favourable, thousands of tons were ricked in good condition. It proved rather wet the beginning of this week no harvest operations could be carried on except mowing. The bite rains, however, have been very bene- ficial on high grounds to the bay that was uncut, and of course to the lattennaths on low grounds. CvaniFF POLITE, JI I.Y 18. —Present James Lewis, Esq., mayor, and David Evans, Esq. David Jones and his w.ife, appeared before the bench to answer the com- plaint of Jane John, a neighbour, for an assault; much bad language, and several mis.-iles, as crocks, pans, and other utensils, had been flung by the cOlltcllding parties, and after much conflicting evidence, David Jones was ordered to pay a tine of 10s. and the costs, or to be im- prisoned for the space of fourteen days. Committed.— Mary Lewis, who said her husband was a hawker of earthenware, was committed to gaol, there to be kept to hard labour for one calendar mouth, for being found con- cealed in a room of the Carpenter's Arms, without lawful excustf, and with intent to commit a felony.—Complaints were made by the police supevintendant against the Somerset Arms and General Picton beer houses in Whitniore-lane, for being open during the hours of Divine service on Sunday forenoon, the landl nd t fnl'-m Rees) of the Somerset Arms, was ordered to piv the costs, and Evans of the General Picton, not appeal ing, the hearing was adjourned until the next court day. Tin.  ?tAST?s- M?ETt.?.The quarterly mc?.i.?ot the mm masters was held in the Town-Hal on 1 nursday. lhere never was a more thoroughly flat meeung of the trade. The report of all present was ge- liei-,Il noli II)e o" improvement. Thenrices ot iron were so varied, owing to the obligations to sell, that there could not be any thing: like an average quotation ot price; but it may be fairly stated that a reduction upon the already ruinously low prices took place. Bars were of-red to an old master at prices infinitelv lower than was ever known to be asked tor a similar description oi iron.— Birmingham Journal THE COM D''TV — Thi- impocf cinie into operation F 011 \Iono iy. Several ships, however, have been d"are.1 this week, Newcastle and Sonde! land, whose cargoes had been entered and the diitn- ,iid, days previously, thereby es. aping thene.v Tory lax. T he freights are already quoted a lower to iii 1 consequence of the duty and unless a reduction in price a lso be submitted to, a falling-off of export, it is to be 1 feared, will soon be ve.-y sensibly felt.

MINING INTELLIGENCE. I COPPER OHES Sold at Swansea, July 20th, 1842. MINES. 21 CWTS. PURCHASERS. PRICES. Cobre 119 Vivian and Sons £ 10 5 0 P'tto 9,) Williams, Foster & Co. 17 11 G P!tto 9? Ditto 17 9 (i J' r \tto. u IS!tto 80 Ditto. 10 0 0 tto ]O.j ViviHttand Sons. 10 18 0 90 English Copper Co. 10 7 0 Ditto l 'r' I S ] () IJ J^!tto 71 Vivia))anJ Sons 17 0 0 ^!tt0 (i.'5 Williams, Foster & Co. 1C 18 0 J)!tto ;?7 Ditto Vivianan?Sons. II (; 0 ]>tto '? Mines Royal Co 9 IS (i Ditto Copper Co.. 9 If) P!tt(> oS Ditto 9 l(i D' lS I)itlo& Pascoe(;n'II-} ]- IS () fH! aliu Sons J !"t'?.?nttt<.?!)tto. S!.? << D)t<o. (i!1 Ditto 8 1-i J ~>2 Mines Royal COlIJjH\IIY. S iii Ii 0 Ditto. GO Ditto 17 l'i 0 Sons li J;¡ I) Vitto ;Is ("ol)))Cr C,). 17 12 4) Willi.uns, Foster & Co. J Ditto silliss.)Ils 8 16 (' Si 01s YVillyams & Co. J Ditto ?! Ditto 8 Ifi (J 1 Ditto 2S Ditto S Jlj Ii Co. and) 0 I illiams Foster & Co. j Ditto. fl ivian and Sons 12 17 Ditto !'■» Diito l'i 17 0 1 I )itto illes Ito,It (.") ]-I I Ditto. 87 Ditto 1*2 17 (i I Ditto Ill W illiallls Foster & Co. 18 > 1) itt0 18 (5 Ditto. ]n; ivian anil Sons IS 4 0 Ditto 8 f Ditto 19 Id I) Ditto. 80 Williams, Foster Co. 19 17 (i Ditto. 78 Ditto 20 :5 0 Ditto. 7f; Ditto 20 0 Ditto. 7) Ditto. 1" Ii (i Ile.irli.-iveii J)"ttl) I I 8 8 (i Ditto 10.) Vivian and Sons 8 2 0 Ditto 7 fc English Copper Co. 1 (i Wil'iams, Foster & Co. ) Sons C\ VI D Ditto. <>7 Pascoe, Grenfell Nr Sons 5 1;1 0 I)' (.' )' l' I (' (' (j I)itto ,)'IItt0 4 1-i Ditto. ,} I;' (j Chili Gf Williams. Foster X: Co, 13 4 0 I) itto I .-) 2 (i Ditto "1 Pascoe.Grenfell .V Sons l:i lo G D i tto. 7 Pas:ot- English Copper C'.). G Prince SIi t t (, 4- 1 f) Ditto )!' Pascoe, Grenfell Sons 3 17 G Copiapo. 100 Ditto. 2) G 0 Laxey (.? Ditto, E"?)ist)ro..ar.d)? « illiams. FosKn' & Co. ) Rallvgahan English ( opper Co. & 1. fI Q Freeman and j Lhnll"n. 27 ('o 2 1 0 Ditto 12 Ditto Sr I aseoe Grenfell 1 7- o I nnd S nnq J If?ivoclyrl;iii 27F2 IS 0 lianis, Foster & Co. J Ditto 7 Fn.cman and Co. and 1 i a P.iscop Greenlell & Sons J hy Slag ]G Sims, W illyanis, Nevill, I 9 0 Iv y S ] ;)s: o })rlIl'eand (o. J Ditto | Williams. Foster & Co. •) H 0 Llanidloes 18 English CoppPr Co.1 2 0 COl'l'Kl! ()R!:sf.,r Sale at 10th, 181-2 } ( hili, 7-38; Bear- haven, 171 Rallvmurtagh. 93. 1022 ■ It Co/ire At If if/in ins'.< Wharf:—Santiago, H!j: KIIO<lIla- lion, G1 Brass Total. 2102

LOCAL MARKETS. I I Old Cheese, 29s. to 3ds. per cwt. barley, 4s. 3d. to Is. (id. per d0.; 0ats 1 s. 8,1. t0 2s. (jd beef, 4.Jd. to G UI. mutton,-id. to G>,d.; veal, 3d. to per il).; fresh but- ter, 9d. to lid.; cheese, ;id. to 4Li. 1) c r1). fowls. Is. to h. fid. per couple; eggs, 4d. per do,sen potatoes, 3s. per Winchester. II wi.RI-oitiiwr.ST M VRKT.T.— Reef,(id.to 7d.: mutton .T. o.ld. to (id.; pork, Od.; veal. 5d. to Gd butter, 1 Id. to Is. salt, do., Id oz., 7id. potatoes, 0s. 0d. per Winchester, wheat, 7s. to 7s. Gd. barley, 3s. (id to 4s. Gd. oats, Is. 1 s. 10d. No advertisement of an immoral tendency or (lisgitstiii, character is admitted into the Welsh- man x columns.

BIRTHS3 fe1A3HlAS £ S, DEATHS. 15 I R T H S. O11 Saturday, the IGth inst., the lady of the Rev. W. Evans, Vic; r of Cwniloyd(K\ r and Rhayader, of a (laughter. N,1,1,%r arid It ii;tv;,cler, ofit(iitighter. ;it tlio lady of the Rev. K. D. Evaus, of Penrhiwgalcd and Llan- ?ave)ach,ot' a son. Oil board the "Bridget TininiinSj" lat. 39 deg. 55m., north, and Ion. G2 (le!,r. tile. wife ol Mr. II. Jones, of l'enyfron, of a daughter. At Pickworth, Rutland, G. V. Lucas, Esq., son of the of Edith Weston, to if: Is S'ephn?da?hterof t),e Rev. RK-ha.d Stei.heus,\tc?r of* l?elgr??ve, i 'I'lie p;trtie, aged l(? alid 17, had been previously married at Gretna. JIA H R I A G ES. On Tuesday last, at Llanllwch clinrc'h, by !be Rev. D. Rowlands, Mr George i'i,i|!lps, landlord of the Boar s Head 11)1), to Miss wu, JitllK4 ?'o't!ust..wn. s ot'tlii,, ? ?" 'n at '?itC'.?ch. near Neath. Mr. \i i ly' ? ?'ss Ann Jcuk.ns, both of Lantwit pn-Mi On Tuesday last, at St. ?fa?'s Church, S?-ans?. bv the Rev. Dr. H??n Mr. QeoVge Tllck of the Ki?? ??'"t.?n ??'?'?-t" Jo?s'bo.tnct maker, uoth of „ D,'ATHS. D^?e?]^"c^S.i^own, Mr. David! Ye.,terd?iv i,i tliis town, p.g(',1I'o, Nfr. David D?i?rie,. Idt e 0 f" .i?V. l. i,, tili?; coul"t -??????????'' '?""pctcr-pont-??p?en. in the 11th year of her )?*?') ??" ?'? ??'??cr of the Kev.t'i'o?.s? Jon^s. <)t)t H t'j7<h)))t.. '\tt.j<- .T, ()it ilie ]-,fit tilt.. Nir, lio?,k, Itutcl,er' OJ) il11eday ht,  T> Mr '?-? JOIIl'S at Mr: ??nyn's???'??:'s?:D;?? ;;?? ?-? ? ?? (?. the 8U. Ins! u. the <t? y? of his ?e, ?r. John till', -kl)erg,le. H is !ealh ?as aw?Iiy sudden during the tby preserved his usu.d ch.crfut- ?"???? ? ?" ill tilt' he retired to Iii,; rr,in for the purpose of wntn.g. ,lld in aholit two hours aftn- h,r?t.e p. ?oscot?r.tm.?,?,),?, two hours aitcr- corpse. ?"'??"?'ched on the Hour a Mt?s 'ih<Lord?:s!mpof??? spired at the ,?ce house, Ardbracean on 1 uesday, of fever, after a few davs' illness. On Satm-day ,?ht at Cavan. quite suddenly, (on cir- ?t).?'r.J?t?.tost?. HisLord?pop!dthe commt.sslon in that own in the after/won 01 that day. dned w.th the t?h shentV and ?rand jm)', and r?u-ed !o his lodging at an early ho,lr i„ bis usual state of health. His '?''??'?ateand w.t)M.,tsut?nn?. oil the IGth ?.stu,t,at Goytre-Wen, ?!r,. L?, ?f?f IhoniHs U illiams Lot, Esq. At I rinidad, Lieut.-Colonel Tyler; he sovcd in the im?u)atron. August, }q), to the cod of the war in S??,ahd?sonttt)ecan,p??of?!J.h,dudinsthe battles ot Oti;itl'e ?lkid ;iterlooi at time he was aide-de-camp to General Picton. at.d received that Vetenm when he it'll PVVTTt'Iy At Portsmouth, th.' kev. Jonathan Edmondson, who was sent into die work )f it I -liy Mr. Nl"esle\ in 178G, arid filit,ti the st;it i()Ils of ilissioiiirv Secretary and President of the Conference. He was in his 70th year.

SUKPPING I 'I' n L L I ( I C I. CARMARTHEN". Arrired, the Phcenix (,.). Gil more, from ,5ri stol: William and Ann, Phillips Union, Browning, from Gloucester, with sundries Gonii r, Evans, from Carnarvon, with slates: Earl of Kingston, Owens Industry, Thomas: Friends. Reer: Peggy, Hancock: P>ett and PegL,y, Mevrick, from Llan- elly: Union, Thomas, from LOllgher, with coals. Sailed, the Phoenix (s.). Gilmore: Carmarthen Packet, Evans, for Bristol Earl Grev, Thomas: Union, Brown- ing, lor Gloucester, with sundries. LLANELLY. Arrived, the Elizabeth and Sarah. Johnson Henry, Llewellyn, fsoni Liverpool: Charles, Marker-. Herculec, (s.), Barrett, from Bristol, with sundries: William and Ann, Care, from Penzance Jane. Paynter, from St. Ives John and Elizabeth, Bidder, from Swansea, w,th copper ore: Providence, Evans, from Drogheda William and Nancy, Davies, from Vougbal: Peggy, Davies. from St. Clears: "ett all" Earl of K ingston. Lewis: Friends, Rees. froiii C;ii,iii,tr- then: Carnanton, Brabyn: Charlotte, Scott, from Truro Enterprise, White, from Malahide: Maria, Edwards, from Cardigan Ann, Bentley. from Plymouth Torridge, Shipley, from Barnstaple: V ictoria, Jones, from Aber- ayron: William, Williams, from Truro: Alexiiitler, Ito- berts, from Cowes: Wanderer, Hughes, floll, Sitidwicli: Elizabeth, Richards, from Aiiilwcli Mary, Parry, from Goole. Sitilcd, the Industry, Shopcott: Ariel, Dingle: James, Samuel: Lord He-tie, Samuel: Mary, Hopkins Car- nanton, Brabyn, for Truro Primrose, Hawkin Liberty Andrews, for St. Ives: Charles Marker: Hercules (s.) Barrdt: Emily, Thomas, for Bristol: Leander, Davies, for Cowes: Fanny, Austin, for Dublin; Carra bon, Ross: Greenbow, Morley, fur London: John and Sally, I lew- ellyn Juan. Quirk: Edward, Rees: ( i Liverpool. Phelan, for Watertord: Emma, Morgans, for Mittnrd: Three Sisters. Baker: Cornuhia, Hartnell: Mill'oid, Owens for Ross: Par, Ellery, for Fowey: Eliza I'risej1Ja, Jones: Trial. BemiPtt; A lexander Stewart, Williams, for Cot-L Heroine. Kerby, for Dungarvon John and Mary, R ichards, for Barnstaple: William and Ann, Care, for Penzance: Phillip, Evans, for South- ampton: Providence, Evans, for AmKch: Frances, Evans, for Newh iven: M trcani Packet, Roach, for Con- way: Western, Murphy, for Fcthaid I ndusrry. Thomas Ear! of I\ ingstoa, Owens, for Gar-narthen Peg.jy. Davies, for Sauiulersf ot: Hope, K i-.ts.if.M..?t.H.?r: Bonne Mcre, Dowden: Vic ir 'i,.?n?. r ianinard: Ti ois A'fs. 111; 11 t, t) James, Os!"a!i, f r ?i?' Com. | modore, Si-phens, for Naples.

MTT.FOHD. r Arrived, the Friends, Sparrow, from fc)i- Miitbrd: Arctic. H ayes. Irom \Vevflir(j, |j.,nellv. Sailed, the Hope, Davie-, from > r-tvn. for Portheawl: Shannon Packet. James, f .'n)\Vi t!.?': Elizabeth, Lin- net, fromWatcrfo)d.tbr Neath Peinnon Castle, R?,b,r., from Bangor, for London: Lueind^ Jane, Nevill. from Wexford, for Llanelly Gyftgan. l >nes. f -oni Portmadoc: Dundalk, Green, from Barrow: Maria Eliza, Evans, from Plymouth: Alexander, James, from Dublin: Relative, Pliillips, from New Quay: John Royal. Jones, from London, for Cardiff: Catherine, Davies. from Portmadock. for Southampton: Royal Oak, Lowe, from Falmouth: King of the Forest, Beynon, from London, for Newport: Catherine, Evans, from Amlwch, for Hull: Ebenezer, Evans, from Carnarvon: Economy, Jones, from Runcorn: George, Rowland, from Liverpool: Cyrus, Richards: igo, Davies: Owen Glendower, Williams, from Bangor, for London True Bess, Jones, from Glasgow, for Jersey. S W A N S E A. •Arrived, the Kate, James: Pendarves, Hoger. from Portreath: Britannia, Jasper: Phoenix. Thomas, from Penzance: Bonne Einilie, l'rt, from Painpoul: 1,011 1.1:1, eter John. Hill: W illiam, Hockin: St. Austle Packet, Nancollins: Elizabeth Ann. Curtis: I Charlotte Ann. Pearil: One and All. Brokensbire, from; Fowey: Pnlmanta, Samson Elizabeth Ann. from Truro: Brothers. Thomas, from London: Merton, Haves: Ed- ward, Jeune: Unity, Roach, from Falmouth: Mary. Lloyd, from Cardigan: Revere, Reed, from Hayle: Elizabeth, Lock John, Lewis, from Ilfracombe: Gra- titude, Nantz, from SeilW: John and Catherine. Rosser: Lady Lander, from Bideford Friends, Reed. fr m Watchet: County of Pembroke, Gerard: Swansea: Trader, Morris, from Bristol; Resolution. Reed: Co- lumbia. Johns: Tenmerance. Richards: William and; M arv, Sharnian: Mary, Howe: Fame. Wills. Three Sisters. Prole. from Bridgewater Bristol Packet, He,vett. from Newport Medina. Jones, from Canbrt Royal Adelaide. Mathews, from Gweek: Waterloo, Walters, from Plymouth: Eliza. Deraison, from Brest: AtL-rt., Hiliard, from Bridport: Bee, Hu.nil. froill jt, r, Merchant, Moore: John an:1 Anll, Lake: George, VV il- j lianis: Swan. Thomas: Good Intent. Brookes, from Barnstaple: Charles Tucker. Tucker, from Havre de Grace: Henrv B.Minis, Jones, from Newhaven Betsey, Richards, from Ross: Adeline Felix. Barbon, from, Nantes: Bee. Davies, from Newquav: Hellespont. Fol- lert, from Rochester: Francis and Ann, lloskins, Irom Rotterdam Salus. Whileinau. from Southampton New Hope, Davies. from Chester Eleanor. Jones, ft oin Aber- avon: A line Charles, Price, from Holyhead; New Hope, Jones, from Rancor. NEAT If. Cleared Out, the Daddon, Berrinirn. forYoughal: Cam* f»ria. Griffiths, for Cork: Abbess, Harris, for Amlwc h. Morton. Morton: Maria, Stevens, for St. Ives: Frieuds- Litten: Mary. Parker: Two Brothers, Wheaton Active, Balmano, for Exeter: M oy Jane, Knight, for Padstow Gratitude, Dugdale: Venn*. Jones: Elizabeth. Mav Mary and S.,ill Kiiig, for Brixhani Ebenezer. Basset, for Helford: Olive Branch, Shannon, for Bridgwater. Ruth, Evans: Equity, James, for Newquay Swan. Grif- i tiths: Aeron. Evans: Union, Jones, f(ir A beraeron Catherine. Salt, for London. Emerald, Carder, for I'al- j iiiotitli Zephyr, Borlase, for Penzance. PORT TALBOT. Arrived, the Lierra, Stevens, from Loop: St. Day, Short, frona Falmouth Anne. Phillips: John and Cathe- j rille, Rosser, from Swansea: Emerald, Llnyd. front Nl I I I I I bles: Unity, Simons, from Looe: Miry, I'eake. trim  troin N i iiiiii) l t?s Hayle: llanpv Return, Reec, from Mumbles: William and Jane, Foley, from Clovell:: Brothers. Jenkins. tioln j Devaron Prudence. Edwards. from Bridgwater Nanti lus, Gregory. from Aberthaw: Betsey, Jenkins, Porlock: Gazelle, Purcy, from Milford; Queen ictoria. Sutton, from Bristol; Racer, Jolly, from Plymouth Bee. Howell, from Milford: Why not, Dart, from London Mary Anne. Smart: Eliza Prosser. from Bridgwater: Dart, Grey, from London: Jane. Ann. and Elizabeth, j lloskins, from Emsworth: Xerxes, Macnamara, from I I acnal)lal'a, froll-i Devaron: Picton, Arrow, from Southampton, Julia. i li itcliliigs, froill Falmouth. ABERYSTWITH. Arrit-etl, the Bee, Owens, from Tenby Jane and Ca- t therine, Jones: Elizabeth, Edwardes. from Red M hart j Lady of the Lake, Owens, from Aberthaw, with limp stones Earl Lisllllrne, Evans, from Bristol, with g-eileral cargo: Union, Jones, from Llanelh Lovely Peggy. Lewis," from Newport, with ccal Mary Ann, Lewi.1, from Bideford, with earthenware. BRISTOL. Coasters Outward, the Morfa. Francis, for Swansea Bristol Packet, Morgan, for Carmarthen: Charles.' Marker, for Llanelly: Sarah, Arr, for Portheawl.

,(. tn Ii\ Of WORTH and Co's Carrrying Business, i t1 London. THE Public are respectfully informed that ORTII and Co's Business in London, is REMOVED from 33, Whitecross-street, to the Blossoms Inn, Lawrence-lanev Cheapside, London, ivbenre ( 1 ,,o(  whence Goods are forwarded every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday e\'ningss for Brecon, Merthyr Tidvi!. Carmarthen, and all prats of Wales. Also, for Ross, Moininnuti), Abergavenny, Crickbonell, Hay, Hereford, and Ijedbury, at very reduced prices, and with great expedition. It is particularly requested, that Goods for NORTH and Co.. lie specially ordered to be sent to the BLOSSOMS INN. MONEY. rpO he advanced on MORTGAGE, the Sum of X £ 'M), £ 100. and ?600, at Five per Cent. Apply to Mr. Thomas Lewis, Solicitor, Narberth. WANTED an Assistant !n the URA PEHy TV TRADE, #n Active 'oun Man of Stady Habits, versed in the elsh LallJ{ua¡;e; an unex- ceptionable reference Will be required. Apply, if by letter (post-paid) to E. Williams, lon- don-House, Llanelly. A"d Entered itpoit at MlClt.lELM.l. V n< ,rt, THE SROAI) OAK, either as an Inn or to a respectable Private Family; together with about Fifty Acres of Meadow and Arable Land, situated in the beautiful Vale of Taw)", on the )1:til Roao fro 111 London to Milford Haven, between the Towns of Llandilo and Carmarthen from the former four miles, and eleven from the latter. j Apply for 'particulars, to the Tenant, Mr. Robert Steel, Broad Oak, Llanuilo. NARBERTH, PEM KROKESHI RE. TO ME 1ET, And Entered upon at Michaelmas next,  COMMODIOUS DnellingxHousr, known by A the name of the BANK HOUSE, situate in Hih Street, in the Town of ?arherth, with spacious Oar? dens. tablln, and other (,; attached An excel- lent Corn and Butter Store adioininsr, with Premises suitable for Offices. The House is adapted for business, or for the Resi- dence of a Private Family. For particulars, apply to Benjamin Thomas, Rush- acre, near Narberth. Narberth, 21st July, 1842. To the Electors of the County of Pembroke. GEVTLEMKJT, 1TAKE the earnest opportu'?ty of dedatj,, my?e?f j- a Candidate for the office of Coroner for the Lower Division of the County. I am fully aware of the Impcrtnnt dnties attached to that office, which, should I have the. honor of being elected tOt I hope to discharge with zeal and ability. I have the honor to bei Gentlemen, Your very obedient Servant, GEORHE (lOWE, Surgeon. IIarefford«rest, July 20th, 1812. Tavernspite Turnpike Trust. NOTICE is hereby g iven, that the TOLLS arising i? at the several TOLL-GATES upon this Trust, hereunder-mentioned, will he let by Auction, to the best Bidder, at the Rutzen Arms Inn, in the Town of Narberth, on Thursday, the 25tb day at the hour of twelve o'clock precisely, in manner directed by the Acts passed in the Third and Fourt h years of his Majesty King George the Fourth, For Regulating Turnpike Road?," which Tolls produced the last year the bums set opposite the respective names of the said Toll-Gates, above the expense of collecting them, and will be put lip at such sums res- pectively, or at such sums as the Trustees present shall think fit. Whoever happens to be the best bid- der, must at the same time give security with suffi- cient sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Road, for payment of the rent monthly. X s. d. Roose Cirate 38 0 0 CartlettGate. 82 0 0 Rtlbestoo Wathan Gate. 121 0 0 Narberth and Princes Gates 304 0 0 Catershook (irate 14-3 0 0 Tenbv (iatt,, 156 0 0 Carew and Holyland Gates 94 0 0 Biers pool Gate (52 0 0 Yerbeston and Canaston Gate 84 0 0 Robeston and Begellv Gates. 102 0 0 And notice is hereby also g iven, that a Meeting of the Trustees of the said Turnpike Trust, will be held at the time and place aforesaid, pursuant to the said Act of 3 George I V., sec. 65, for the purpose of electing fit persons to be Trustees, or Commissioners of the said Trust, in the room and stead of Trustees as have died or become disqualified to act, and also for the transaction of the general business of the said Trust. JAMES SUMMERS, Clerk to the Trustees. Haverfordwest, 20th July, 1S42, GRCSTS m COA is OF ARMS, DRAWN on H?,);n p.?p?rf..r ??d)p Work, Df- ii'iis for Churches, &c. by J. Brydon, 5S, (ieorge-Si t eet, I'ortman-square, four doors from Ba- ker-St feet. Portrait of Robert Bakewell, Well-known as the Originator of the Dishley, or New Leicester breed, of Sheep. THF. FIRST of a SERIES of PORTRAITS of EMINENT BRITISH FARMERS, will appear in THE FARMERS MAGAZINE, with a Biographical Sketch, on the 1st of AIIust n?xt. j PnVe s-t PORTRAIT of the late HAUL uf LEICESTER will appear in the Number for O'ttth?r.! Persons desirous of possessing the whole series should lInter the First Numbers. May fie held, hy order. of all Bookselli-rs. Office 24, Norfolk street. Strand, London. NEW FAIR. TO GRAZl HRS, IIORSH-DMALERS, PHi- DROVKRS, &c. NrOTl< L Is hereby iriven, that a NKW FAIR will be established at' KIDWELLY, in this County, ()nthM?fd.?.tf AUGUST next, (and will he con- tinned aiinoaily on the swine day,; f<nH?-t)t-of n"r?''d Cattle, llotscs. Sheep, and every description of Warf and Merchandise, when Graziers, Horse ))<'at<'r?.t?):t),,?.? ?,.j,??,?q,??t?() to attend. ??.?' -? F?if ior the c, ,v%,ili be held on the A FiiiT i,),. tile S;il f K)d?r!!y.J,,)y??? STOIaEiV OR STRAYED. A WHITE and Black-spotted POINTER DOn, -1' He is well kumvii, particularly so, trom the various marks on his body: lie has a black mark on each uf his ears, ami his side lias been scalded. Y\ hoever will give IMCII information a> »M1 lead to the discovery of the said dog, to the publisher of tilis paper, shall tie handsomely rewarded; or if fuullo allli kept in the possession of any'person or persons alter this notice, shall be prosecuted by the utmost penalty of tbe law. TEETH. j MR. El>\VAKi) KING, sc/ta/ivx nrxrisr, to inform the Gentry of ('AIIMAIITIIFN' nr.d 13 its Vicinity, that he mav be consulted as usual In all cases relative to DENTAL SURGERY and ME- CHANISM. o'l W Ki'NK^u.iv ne\i. the 'iiV h instant, at .Mrs. EVANS, LIBHAKV. CKUS?, remaining foutteen days. IWidener-S Ii, ù, Jrjn; J'}. JlrfOti. J niv 11th, 1212. To Trustees St Capitalists. Shortly will be submitted to PUB LIC COMPETITION, the FREEHOLD ESTATES= 1.01- t. rpilE FREKHOLD RECTOR!AL TITHES of th. rr l'aiish of Llaiigunn >r. adjoining the Seaport Town of Carmarthen, commuted at LH: per annum I.OT II. The well-known Freehold Farm, called ("WI PIBWK, or PIBWK illl\Yl), ittiate -iose to tilt. Town of Carmarthen, in the said Paris\¡ or Llan!!lIlI- 1101, alld now in the occupation ol .Mr. George Davies of the Ivy-Bush Inn, at the exceedingly low tent (Lease) of .C3S0 per annum. TOWN AND COUNTY OF HAVERFORDWEST. Comfortable and Genteel Resi- dence to Let. MR. CiOODK WILL LET BY AUCTIOX FOK A TERM, At the CASTI.e HOTKL, on SATV HDA Y, the 3(H11 of ,li LY, 1812, at three o'clock in the Afternoon, ALL that Commodious, well arranged, and well A fiuished D\\ ELL! NG HOUSE. Two -Stall Stable, and Garden, Situate in Hill-street, in the Palish of St. Thomas, comprising Two Front Parlours, spacious Kit(-Iieti, l,aiiii,try, Pantries and Conveniencies an extremely handsome. Drawing Room, Ten Bed Rooms, and Dressing Room ;-all in good repair. This 1101lp was fitted np, by the late Proprietress, Miss Harries, in a styleoi great taste and comfort, and forms one of the most eligible residences in the town, (*-»• For Particulars and a View of the Preinis, s, apply to H. P. Goode and Philpott, Haverfordwest. CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE LET, With at yllCUAhLMAS next, ALL those "fvera* capital Farms and Ltnds f?d?'w A, inir? viz. (.aeg;trrw, 44 a(-res; S2 afrfs?n t)x' parish of I landebie GellyKydrini, 73aeres. I with an extensive Rignt of Common, in the parish of t;«?s;Ty-yn-y-))??t),Ha'-r<s, in the parish of 1 Llanedv: Bryiilhvynyrhaf, IS acres, with an extensive Kiglit of Common in the vanh..1 Llandilo; Tyr y A(-,e s, it, the pat-i,l! ,f Liangadock Bryndu. 98 acres, and Tinton 11 acres, both in the parish of  ,?<?acrfs: ( 'ft'c??d- f .t('h,]M Llanon Caepotnpren, ('6 acres; Cencoed-fach, 19 a(,-re. aii(i 43 acres; in the parish of Llan- elly! all in the county of Carmarthen. A??'. that Well-established Tavern, called the SW AN, in the Town of Carmarthen. Most of the above Farms are in the immediate vicinity (?f Lime and Coa). The Rait?ay from Dan- elly to l,lail(tilo pq?-?se!ks rienr (if t',I,-in, inir expeditious ??? ,.}?ap traiiit un'?r several of th'' Farin? there is Coal, which th" tenant ?i"h? a)h)wdtow,? for his own use. of to exriiange for lime to be tised onthe Farm, and ("Very encourage- Intent avid fit(,ilit, ,,ill I)e 'ri\,etl to lt-'nant". For f!l!,tIt': P;;rti,dar!\apv¡)' :lé,f. Broth! alld For further particulars,apply toMt^sfs. Bro't n and r, eto -v !õ- FOR NEW YORK Which are so irmrh celebrated for their str'ft sailing and xjilendid accommodation for I'assewjers, ( i KO RG E W A SHIN G TO N. Capt. Register. Burthen. To Sail. Bui rows, Mu toris, 1,150 tonSj 2'itliJuly. ENGLAND, n. ti. Waite, <31 tons, 7tli August. These are the (JIIly Ships of the reyvlar J,ine of Puclcets, that sail on the above dayr. III BERN I A. Filrber, 570 tons, lO;j(J tons, 1st Ansrfist. This ship was built expressly for one of the Old Line of Packet Ships, and is well-known as one of tin; fastest sailing Ships that crosses the Atlantic. For Passage in Second Cabin or f*teeruge, apply only to C. GRIMSHA\V and Co., lU, Goree Piazzas, Liverpool.- STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BRISTOL I AND LIVERPOOL. CAVLtSO AT SWANSEA A VTJ ftttfORif DtJRINS THE MONTH OF JULY. THE NEW AND POWERFUL IRON Sttam .jt;lJ Yroorlo TROUBADOUR, Captain BECKETT, AND BRIGAND, Capt.H!NT. 4 re interided to Sail with Goods and Passengers, _,a, FROM CUMBF.RLAND BASIN, SWANSEA. Calling at Swansea had Milford. Tuesday, July 5. 2 o(-I,ock after. Tuesday, 1. 8 morn Tuesday, 19. 2 after. Tuesday, "26. 8 morn. FROM TRAFALGAR HOCK LIVERPOOL. Calling at Milford, and to stop only Two Hours. Saturday, July 9 10 o'clock morn. atnrdRY, "]G. 4 after. Saturday, "2.10 morn. Saturday, 30. 2 after. PASSAGE MONET. Cabin. 20s., Steward's Fee, 2s. 6d.; Steerage, fs. 6d. For further Particulars. apply to the Aoentu Bristol, BeCE WADHAM, & CO., Counting-Honse, No. 3, Quay, who have prepared a spacious Wharf, covered with a Shed, at Canon's Afarsh (where all goods are landed and discharged), affording: a great accommodation tt Freighters, whose Goods ran be secured in a lock-til Warelroose.and may be received at all reasonable hoars. GOODS CARE FULLY FORWARDED. Agent for Liverpool, Mr. THOMAS Me TEAR, 15 Wtter-street Swansea, Mr. WILLIAM MOYSK. Milford, Mr. DAVID PROPEilT. Manchester, Mr. JOHN WALKER, 111 Market-street. To Copper Smelters and Others. CAMBRIAN COPPER SMELTING WORKS AND POLLING MillS, LLASEIJ y, CARl! lHTHEYSHIRE. ltI R Has received inst ruction* from tire Assignees of Messrs Glascott, and with consent of the Mortgagees, TO SELL BY AUCTION. At Garra ónt)"s Coffee House, London, on Wednesday, August 10th, 1842, (instead of the ]3th .July, as previously advertised,) at twelve o'clock, uniess an acceptable offer be pre.vioU.sl) madehy Privaie Contract, THE Important and Valuable PROPERTY, known L as the CAMBRIAN COPPER SMELTING WORKS, erected alld fitted up with £ rea* jvdi' about It) vears ago bv the late spirited Proprietor, at a '1'1, Works occupy a considerable space, and nri' enclosed by a Lofty Wall with Extensive Wbi^faire. at the Port of Lhiiielly, and ample room for the deposit of Slatr- The Buildings and the l'iaiit are universally admitted to be of first-rate character, whilst tL<• i> compactness and admirable arransfiuent cause a ma- terial saving of labour and expense. The pomace* are all carried into or<e shaft 230 feet hiirh. s0 rb.it the Works have never been subjected to rtnj lor injury to the Land or Cattle, consequent upon th^ from !»•> ('Mmnt'ys; The Rolling M il Is and ajipdrt enanees. and the Sterol Engine of -to Horse Power, avf of correspondent su- periority, and the Works are surpassed by none, and scarcely equalled by any of the neighbouring Establish merits. The alteration in the Tariff, admf't'nff Foreign Ore for home consumption, adds mater ially to the value of Smelting Property, and the realization of a larsre Foi tune by any spirited I ndividual or ( ompany purchasing the Cambrian Works, is a result upon which uo doubt | can be reasonably entertained. The Premises may he viewed till the Sale. Foil particulars, with an Inventory of the Plant. rrtat hr IIf Mr. Phillips. Solicitor, 31,1,-»mbard-st.; Ilf Mr. P. Johnson, Official Assignee, I» H si ti n" It a II, I. at Garraway's the Ship and Castle, Llanelly • Macic- worth Arms. Swansea: Castle. Neath; the Bosh; Biistol and at .Mi. Gadsden's Oilices, IS. Old Broad- street. !\10T DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. T II È LAMFOV, f: S T A rr I A Cn.\fi>A( T FAR Elf <)!.[), Delightfully situated jn the. Heart of the Rich and | Productive ale Of Glamorgan. j MR* GEO GOODE j Begs respeetfiilly t.. announce he is instructed TO SELL HY ArCTlox, 1 IN !OHT LOTS. At tile t> K A it CinvKiMiini.oii '{ i-r<VA\, the.'iotU Day ot ¡"Lr.lT, ISti, PREt"ISEI.V T ONE {1' ( 1.Ilr' K THE r impact, ImptirMnt, and verv Desirable I FREEHOLD PKOPFMTV. c- ?!ed the L4Ni>0\\ ESTATE,, containing little short of Five Hundred Acres of some oi the best Lands in the rh'.b And fertile ale ot Glamorgan, and comprehending neariv the entire Parish and uoinantic little Village of Lainlow. The Estate is divided into Four Farms, on each of wliieh there are extensive, ('flrtI.t.¿¡lIf1 "I!rr;t1l!¡ Farm Huil'linirs. nloSt respectably tenanted, to^eth -r with the Laiuiow Mill, and the Laudow Great Field. Fortv-two Acres of the best Land in the Cotintr of Glamorgan. The present Rental itf tiiis important Fropertv am-unrs only to Five Hundred and Sixiv"-seven Pounds per annum. Very far short of its value even in the present depressed state of gricultural pro inre. The Estate commands all the best Markets inth" County, and it* Continuity to the Port of Abet tbau from whence the produce of this Estate can be shipped to all English Mc.rkrt*- and the arrest advantages <if t havitig Lime on t»ie l.siaLf. and Coat and Sand within a ve• y short distance, render it one of the best invest- ments that have been ofTeied to Capitalists in this or the adjoining counties for ;i scries of veats. The Tithes have been commuted, and all expenses at- tendant iipon the apportionment paid. Particulars, with Lithographic Plans, are now pre- paring, and will be ready for delivery bv the fir st week in August, to be had at all the principal Lois ill the Counties of Glamorgan, Carmarthen, Brecon, and Moilmoiith also of Edward Bradley. Trejjttff- Plaee, near C.owbridire who will also with .i: H. ■ Jeffries, So! ifi: or. Caroiai t hen, a nd dr. G-or-e Goode. j.Hillel Agent ami Aoeti'oieer. of the same place, furnish any and every particular that may be ,-e- qu red Croft Cottage, .July {th, It. FRAHPTOW'S Pltl OF HEALTH. Price 1s, TH IS evce'lent Family PI LL is a Medicine of ionit- JL tried etiicaey for correctin g all disorders of the tolliach and Bowels, the rommlYt1 svmptonis ¡of which are Costiveness. Flatulency. Sptsms, Los* of Appetite, Sick Head-ache, Giddiness, sense ot Ftliofss after meals. D izziness of the Eyes, Drowsiness "tJ Pains in the Stomach and Bowels. Indigestion pro- ducing a Tllrpi,1 State ul the Liver, a1Hl a consei| ieiit. inactivity of the Bowels, causing a disorirani/afion f every function tlf the Frame, wid, ill this most excel- lent preparation, hy 11 little perseverance, be eff.-cttr |; ,■ removed. Two or three d-ises wili convince tt-e afflicted of its salutary effects. The Stomach iviM speedily regain its st renirth It healthy action of .1," Liver. Bowels, and Kidneys, will rapidly take place; allo, instead,of 1i:<tlt'>\SIII' heat, pain, alln jaundiced appearance. sfrenstht activifyi an renewed health* will be tbe quick result of taking this medicine accor- din to the directions aeeompanyitor each, box ami ,f laken after to" free all indulirence "it table, they qtlie 1;' restore the system to its natural state of repose. Persons of a FULL HA i: IT, who are sniij, ot to ilead-aelie, Giddiness, Drowsiness, and Sinsinjf in the Lars, arising from too irreat a flow of blood to the bead, should never be without them, as manv datiye rolls symptoms will be entirely carried off by their use. Pill are most truly excellent, j removing all obstructions tbe distressing Head .ich so very prevalent with the sex Depression of Sp' i Ii!" Dolness of Sight. Nervous Affections, Biotcb-'s, Pin.- | pies, and Swalbovncss of the Skin, and give n healitiy j and juvenile bloom to the Complexion. As:tpK.is?ut)?afH,('.m?).)t.),<.thf??n!t<'the | re: ommciuJa'ion of a mi'.ii .tpt-ra!i.nt<h thffn«<t j su- (Vssfu! i ff ct. ahd requite no restraint of diet of j co fioeinent during ih -ir use. And fof ELf>r"RLY PEOPLE they will I". found tobeti ie m?s: eomioitable I medicine hMierto prepared. Sold by Thomas Strand. London alltl by his appoint merit by J MnisnvKR Carmtrtlien MKS. Rear the ( ross, do, MORGAN Merthvr Tydvil Cardiff | WILLIAMS Brecon I MORGAN Abergavenny ( WILLIAMS Newport Hut:L"TO F. Llandovery and by the Venders of Medicines jjenerally throughout the 1,¡ndr¡m, [ A-It for FBAMPTON'S AND oSservfl the name and address d" 1 homas I'rout, 2"/9, Strand, lAindon/' on tbe Government stamp. |CORROBORATION OF THE INNOCENT YET RELIEVING PROPERTIES OF BRAIa'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. TO MR, TTOVT. 2*29. <R..t1, t."Nnl). ly, Lisson Grove; St. Mary-Le- Itmfl. SIR; — In reenmpetice f[)rth'')f)f?t?'tn<i< < h Ie  recived from the use of Biairs's Gout an I Riier- i matic Pills. I fetd it a doty I have long owed to the afflicted with the excrncirttinjr toitnre of the Gout, to make ynur valtlatlle remedy more•ex'tensively known. am upwards of seventy years of age. and have, when occasion required, used them for more tha 1 twelve years past. I have at all tunes found nothiiijr to relieve me but them, ailfi my fi,-in belief is that they are not composed of any tlfinw injrt-rious to the consti- tution, as I always find after their use; rnv ffenerftl bodily health renewed, and my appetite considerably sharpened. Shniild yoil, Sir, tbmk this statement worthy of in your list of testimonials, (eHn with truth solemnly declare tbe above. I am. Sir, vom obedient servant, ANN MOORE. P.S -I will with pleasure answer any application in proof of this test imony. 't The never-failinir effects of BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PI LLS, in curing every description of Gout and Rheumatism, have securer, to them å ( t ie. brity unequalled by any medicine of past or present times. They not only give re'ief in R few hour-, where the patient has been driven nearly to marines* j by tbe excruciating tortures of this disease, but restore to perfect health in an inconceivably short space of time. They are equally speedy and certain in rheumatism, either e brooie or aente, lumbago, sciatica, pains in the head of face, and indeed for every rheumatic or gouty affection in fact, such has been the rapidity, perfect ease, and complete safety of thin medicine, that it has astonished all who have taken it, and there is not a city, town, or rlllsge in the king- dom, but contains many grateful evidences of the benign influence of this medicine. Sold by Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, I/ondon; and by ( his appointment by MORTI Ea. Carmarthen MRS. EVANS Near tlie Cross, do. MOBGAN Merthyr Tydfil PH rLLfpl! Cardiff WILLIAMS Brecon t Abergavenny WILLIAMS Newport Llandovery. and all respectable Medicine Venders throughout th C nited Kingdom. Price 2s. yd per b x Ask for BLAIR'S CwOlT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS, and observe !Il' name r.d address of "Tfnriuas Ptorir, impressed upon the (HAO; inent Stamp affixed to each box of the c.-t'(;ltt!Jt' | Medicine.

UoRoroii QtrATiTPR 'SrssiONS.—Thesr Quarter Se ZiOng Were held on Saturday last, before John Wilson, q. itecortier for the Borough. The usual preliminaries having been gone through, the following gentlemen were sworn oil the Grand Jury ;—ATr. David Charles, foreman I i,,tr l es, foreiiiail Messrs. W. Morris. O. P. Thomas, Fred. Moss, John Adams, John Phillips, W. R. Davies, John Jones, James Mortimer, D. Nicholls, John M orse, John Rogers, and John Jones. The Learned Recorder addressed them in nearty the following terms:—"GENTLEMEN OF THE TjRAND JURY,— I understand it is not likely that any bu- siness of a criminal nature will be brought before you, it tvill therefore be my pleasing duty to discharge you. I however, deem it my duty to bring before your notice an Act of Parliament passed so lately as 14 days ago, by Which the jurisdiction of the Courts of Quarter Sessions is very much limited. The act was passed on the ;30th of June, and is intituled An Act to define the duties of the Justices of the Peace in Quarter Sessions assembled,' and by which their power of trying prisoners for a va- riety of offences is taken away. By this act they are not allowed to try for treason, suspicion of treason, for mur- der, or for any sort of treason; and a great number of other offences, amounting to 18 in all, are, by this Act Withdrawn from the jurisdiction of the Court of Quarter Sessions. Now, as the power of trving for these seveta l offences is taken away, it will be incumbent upon Magis- trates to take care not to commit prisoners charged with any of the offences enumerated in the Act for trial at Quar- ter Sessions. These observations are more applicable to the Justices than to you; but 1 deem it my duty to inform you of any new Acts of Pailiament that may have been passed whenever I have the pleasure of meet- ing you. Understanding that there are no bills to be brought before you. I have the satisfaction of dismissing von. and your country thanks you for your attendance." Some trifling business of no importance to the public was transacted, and the business of the Quarter Sessions was ? concluded. Cor.RioENDi'M. — In the action tried at our assizes of 7,. in which the plaintif fwas non- I suited, Mr. J. Lewis is stated to have been the plaintiff's attorney. This was not the case the attorney tor the plaintiff was Mr. Thomas Lewis. Actinr.XT.— Last Tuesday, about three o'clock in the afternoon, an unfortunate cirnmlstanceoccurred, bv which the Rev. Mr. Evans, of Nantyreglwys, lost a horse of the "value of JC'I.'I. The horse with a cart containing casks of cement, was standing on the Quay, in this town, when it is supposed the animal was irritated by the Hies, started suddenly, and fell with the cart into the river. The cart was much shattered, and the horse killed on the spot; the cement was also spoiled. ARRIVAL OF Tilt. Rnrnrir.T TIMMIXS" AT NEW YORK.—We are glad to be able to stale that the rumour Respecting the safe arrival of the above vessel is quite ,correct She arrived on the 26tli ult., and all her pas- sengers and crew were well. Her passage out was rather lengthy, as she had very unfavourable wind and weather. v. The wife of one of the emigrants, called Jones, was deli- vered of a fine daughter, which was named" Bridget" after the first name of the barque. Olle of the passengers lost a cliii(I through debility. ROYAL AoRicnj.Trn Socirrv.—Among the names of several gentlemen of South ales, who were elected members of the above society by the Council, on the fith inst., were the tUIowin? of this town and nei-?hhourhood :— HirJ. Manse!), Bart.; W-B-Cwyn, Pilroath: L. Morris, Mount Pleasant; George Davies, Pibwr-weri; William .Niouiit I'leas.itit; Ceori;e 1);iN*i(! I)il)wr-we, William Dysnewydd, Esquires. A Cricket ma'ch came off last Monday at Ferryside, between the gelJ 11Lmell players of Kidwelly and those of Carmarthen. The superior play of the latter decided the game in their favour. The Club of Carmarthen have been very persevering fit practising, and have now arrived at a good state of efficiency. A single cricket match between two gentlemen of the club was announced but did not come off. However (to-day) there will be a mat:h 01 come on However (to-day) there wi)I be amatch o f considerable interest between the married and single gentlemen of the Club, the former arc said to be sanguine as to their success. A handsome tent has been erected; and as the day is very fine the attendance ot spectators is great. The players are in excellent spirits and from the constant practise of the Club, better play than usual is expected. t p to the time of going to press we have not heard the result. TEHTOT AMSM progresses at Llanelly, 1.50 have joined the society. Mr. S'olt, has been lecturing thereabout. Last Tuesday was the anniversary of the Itecliabites, when there was a procession with splendid banners flying, after which. meeting"; took place at the different chapels and Ilr. Scott^bein^ about to give a farewell lecture in Park street Chapel, it was crowded. Llansawel Fair held on Friday last was well supplied with cattle. There was a great demand for lean stock, and Tunny were sold at an advanced price—cows and calves did not sell so well; in wool there was an advance of Id. per lb. on the last fairs, and it seemed to be in great de- iiiatid. A pig fair was held on the following day, manv scores were sold at advanced prices. Eci,irsF.-There will be a partial eclipse of the moon this evening, commencing about a quarter past 8, and terminating a few minutes before 12 o'clock. It is invisible at Greenwich.