The Cambrian

A CARD. £ ^[IE NAFAL OFFICER'S Complimentr to the TWO GJKA' TLKMEN, one of zohom borrowed of him A PATENT YuiTV.icith FI.AT and SHARP KEYS; and., tie other the THIRD VOLCMK of the LIFE of the late }1;1\L of CHATHAM; and. will t'f obliged to them to send 'fcSe same .immdialely to the Printer of this Taper, being on tkepoint of leaving Swansea. To the BURGESSES of the BOROUGH of SWANSEA, Tm OFPICE of RECORDER having become Vacant by the death of Mr. MOKGAX-, and the Right ef Election, to that situation bang hid input ably in the IJIMOESXF.S, J take leave io solicit the favour of your' votes. Should I be fortunate enough to succeed to that apfiijin'mcut, you may rely on aprdper attention to your Corporate Rights and Privileges. I have the honour to be Your obetilciit July 5,1804. ROBT. NELSON THOMAS. I POUND, by a Lady, a BANK BILL. Any r person proving the property may have it by applying TO-Mr. Michael Williams, Castle-street, SWANSEA, and pay- ing THE exjjences. Early in September next will be put to Press, A OUARTO EDITION OF THE WELSH BIBLE, IrVitli ANN-'OTATIOJNS and MAKGINAL NOTES. THE Work will be Published in Twenty-four Monthly Numbers, at One Shilling per Number, aud Vidi be elegantly Printed upon fiue Demy Pa,per, and a Beat Small Pica, letter. The Notes in Burgcois of the new cut, and cast an purpose for this work. ■The; Publisher has no hesitation in saying that this edition WILL be the best in respect of execution that has hitherto ap- peared in the Welsh Language, tor he is determined to spare neither trouble nor expence to make it worthy of the patronage'of a generous Public. • Subscriptions taken in by the Printer, at Merthyr; Mr. Bird, CardiffT. Jenkins, SWaHSC<I; and by one person in every town through South-Wales, ABSTRACT OF PREPARATIONS RECEIVED BY T. JENKINS; Printer of this Paper, FROM COX's ROYAL ELABORATORY, GLOCESTER. PREPARED CHARCOAL, for THE TEETH. Aromatic aTid Medicinal Pearls, for Indigestion, Fla- tv'-enc-v, and Debility. Cauhoes da Rose, and Lozenges of every kind, TOT Coughs, Colds, SEE, 'LAHLIRRS uf Nitre, for Sate Throats and Fevars. Tonic TABLETS, tbt. GPCNCT^ITUJSN and travellers. Pectoral Tablets, for the use of Children, Essence of Cardamom Seeds, Peppermint, Pennyroyal, GATING, Colombo, ike. MILD Aperient Salts, Calcined Mag- jifisia, Ole. Essences of Spicei and Culiont-y Plants; and Fish Sauces, m. gre;it variety. Cox's MXNUAI. of DIRECTIONS for HORSE MEDICINES, VEiti-I & set of APPROVED RECEIPTS, price Is. 6d. KNLGHTON RACES/1804. ON FRIDAT, the 10th pf August, will be Run for on the NEW COUUE, the GENTLEMEN'S STRNACRFPTIOW PunsE of-FIFTY POUNDS, by Horses, &C. of all ages, trie best of three four-mile heats: 3-yrs. old to,carry 5st. LTD b.; 4-yrs. old 7st.; 5-yrs. old 8sl.; 6-yrs. old 8ST. 7ib.; and aged 8st. 91b. Maiden Horses, Mares, AND Geldings allowed 31b. and the winner of one Plate or. Sweepstakes this year to carry 31b. of two or more 51b. extra. OII SATURDAY, the iltli, a SWEEPSTAKES of SEVEN GUINEAS ench, p. p. with FIFTEEN GUINEAS added by ;he town, Five Subscribers or no race. The second horse to receive back his stake. The best of three heats, to start at the Chair,, three times round the Course 3-yrs. old to carry 6st. 81b.; 4-yrs. old 7st. LILB.; 5-yrs. old 8st. 7.Jb. 6-yrs. Old 8st. 12lb.; and aged 9st. Mares and Geldings allowed 3ib. ¡A winner of one Plate or Sweepstakes in the ?resent year to carry 31b. of two or more 6LB. extra. Any lorse which has started twice this year without winning to be allo wed 3ib.; if three times or more 41b. The Horses, kc. to be named to the Cterk of the Course, at Knighton, on or before the next day of entrance for the Plate, and the Stakes to be made at that time or not entitled to them though a winner. PRESENT NOMINATION. R. B. Price, Esq's, b. m. Maria, aged. The Horses, ecc. for the Plate to be entered at the Dllkc's- 4Lrrus Inn, at Knighton, on Tuesday, the 7th ol August, be- tween the, 'hours of three and seven o'clock in the afternoon* to pay Two Guineas Entrance, and HALL-a-Guinea to the Clerk of the Course, or Double at the Post, which must be paid before twelve o'clock on the day of running. The Entrance-money to the second-best Horse. Not less than three reputed running Horses, &c. to start for the Plate; and it only one Horse enters to receive TEN GUINEEAS if two Jt IVE GUINEAS each, and their Entrance-money re- turned. -All qualifications, -andievery other matter respect- ing the Races, to be determined by the Steward, which will b,e 1inal and conclusive. The winner of the Pla'fe or-Sweepstakes to pay One Gui- nea towards Weights and Scates; and the Horses not to be Plated, nor any Booths erected on the Course, but by Sub- scribers. W. WILKINS, Jun. Esq. Steward. R. WILLIAMS, Clerk. 0»DINA>niF.s and BALLS as usual. EXTKAOHDIXARY EFFECTS OF DR. JAMEb's FEVER POWDER. RI^IIE very great efficacy of this Medicine in JL the Influenza of last: year is too recent to be for- gotten; but it. was moat singular when taken on the first at- tack, for in those cases, where the FEVER was allowed to gain ground and ravage the constitution, before the Powder was resorted to, the disorder became obstinate, protracted, and sometimes fatal. Upon all occasions this Medicine should be given at the commencement of a' Fever, of whatever kind; for if it be not sutricient of itself to cifect a cure, it is the best preparative for the bark, and other remedies-which I LT I c the symptoms require but as tilt: genuine Powder has been often known to restore the patient, aiter its substitutes and every other febrifuge have failed, it ought even in the last extremity to be tried. Great benefits have been derived IROIN the Powder, when taken cva ry night as an alterative, in disorders thought beyond the. reach'of Medicine; and from a communication from the RE% .-Mr. Singleton Harpur, of Dublin, there is reason to that it may be used in this MANNER with success in the J-1 ? drocephaius, or Water oil the Brain. For Colds, Measles* Rheumutisnu, and all Inflammations and Obstructions of Q'IC Lungs, Bowels, &e. 110 Medicine is so proper. Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 4*5, St. Paul's Church- yard, London,; in packets, price 2s. each, duty includ- ed, or in bottles containing twelve packets, price 248. as jaade up for the Armyund NA.vy.-—Sold also by T. Jenkins, Printer 01 thu Paper, and T. Allen,. isen. ^N. JB. None cax be genuine that HAVE T tot the words P. Nvufi/eryi No. 45, Ot. Paul's, engrav«d 14; the SUMPS. ir ANTED, a JOURNEYMAN CHAIR- TV MAKER and a JOURNEYMAN BOWL-TUR- j NER.-Good wages and constant employ. Enquire of Mr. Wood, Cooper, Penkridge, near Stafford. COWBRIDGE. POSTING at ONE SH ILLING per MILE. CHRISTOPHER BRADLEY BEGS leave to inform his Friends and the Public in general,-that he still continues Iris POST- ING at the above price from his own House, the POST- OFFICE, in CownninGE, where he has fitted up some com- fortable SITTING ROOMS for the accommodation of tllOse Ladies and Gentlemen who will please to honour him with their favours. Refreshment may be had while changing Horses. C. B. being the first person W-I19 caused the reduction of the Posting Business in this part of the country, hopes for the suppoTt of a generous Public. A IIEA USE KEPT, Ac,. TO BE LET, A Commodious HOUSE, situate in ST. JOHN- STREET, SWANSEA, consisting of two front parlours, kitchen, and other oiffcesj with suitable bed-rooms, and a small court. Enquire of Rees Jones, Land-Surveyor, Swansea. GLAMORGAN. TO BE LET, TWO FURNISHED HOUSES, situated at IL BRITTON-FERRY, consisting of a parlour, hall, and' kitchen in each house, with good bed-rooms; Garden, Sta- ble, and Land if required, within three miles of Neath and live of Swansea. Enquire of Mr. E. Deere, Cowbridge; or of Mrs. Hannah Davies, at Britton-Ferry, who will shew the Premises. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE LET, AND ENTERED UPON AT MICHAELMAS, OR SOONER IF REQUIRED, A Large and Commodious HOUSE, situate in the Centrc.of the town of NEATH, consisting of a parlour, breakfast-room, hall, and two kitchens, oil the ground-floor,-live bed-chambers on the first story, and one large garret; together with three underground cellars, and, if required, stabling for fourteen horses, a coach-house, and six Acres of Land, in high cultivation, adjoining the town of Neath. For particulars apply to Rich. Bevan, M. D. at Dynevor- Lodge, near N eath.-Alllcttcrs must be post-paid. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE LET, AND ENTt: n'¡., D' urnv I31.MF.OIAT.FLX; A Commodious Newly-built MESSUAGE' or DWELLING-HOUSE, situated on the STRAND, in the: town of SWANSEA, comprising, on the ground-floor, two parlours and a kitchen, pantry and scullery, with a large, well of water behind, w hich never dries, formerly used as'a Cold Bath, from which water is conveyed bvlead pi pea into the kitchen and other parts of the lioiise; "on the first- floor, a large drawing-room, lobby, and three bed-chambers; and on the second or attic story, a lobby and four bed- chambers; together, with a large and convenient new-built Store-house, adjoining the dwelling-house, containing 4 lofts. The Tenant may be accommodated wllli a good Three-; stall Stable, only a few yards distant from the above premises.. For further particulars apply to John Williams Mansfield, Attorney at Law, Swansea. NAFY-OFFICE, LONDON, July 10,1801." THE principal OFFICERS and COMMIS- SIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY hereby give notice, that all MASTERS in the NAVY, who may be at this time unemployed, are to send immediately to this Office, information of their Place of Abode; and whether they be "capable of Service or hot; in the tatter Case a Certificate to that eflcct, from a Medical Practitioner, must be forwarded, and every person failing to comply with this requisition,, within one month from this date, will be struck ott the List of Masters.- FOR, WEAK A>'D RELAXED HABITS, Dr. Aitsiinh Chalybeate Pills. THIS preparation, invented by the late cele- brated Physician whose, name it bears, is found supe- rior to all other Tonic and Restorative Medicines; being so chemically combined, as to retain at! the active powers of steel freed from its heating quality, and to sit easy upon the most delicate stomach. These 'Pills' are recommended to those persons whose j frames ha,ve been debilitated by hot climates, intemperance, or any other cause; and Uiey are pariicahtriy.,c4!cula.ted for t. femalesJat that penodof life, when the constitution is often defective, either from habits too sedentary, or from want of tone in the system, ind ucing languor, sallowness, palpitations, trembling oi the knees, &'c. and for all Nervous and Hy- pochondriacal Affect ions. Sold by F. Newbery and Sons, No- 45. ip St. Paul's Church-yard, London, price 4s. a box, doty.included; also, by T Jenkins, Printer of this Paper, and T. Allen, Swiiiisea: RESPECTABLE ATTESTATIONS For the CORDIAL BALM of GiLEAD, Unparalleled by any other advertised Medicine in w,)rl,l, arily by men of character and respec- tability, men who have daily witnessed its emcacy, and observed its sterling merit. To S: SOLOMON, Esq. M. D. Liverpool. The following extract of a letter has been forwarded by Mr. Tregortha, of Burslem, in Staffordshire. I Was extremely ill for above three months, with a pain in my right side, my legs and belly were swelled prodigiously, the food I toojp occasioned excessive pain m my stomach in short, I was so reduced, that my life was despaired of; the first bottle I took of Dr. SOLO- MON'S CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, brought on a regular evacuation by stool, and four more restored me to a perfect state of health. T. GUEST, Burslem. Prom a prhicipni Officer of a 74, Spiihcad. For the benefit 01 mankind, and of my brother officers in particular, I authorise Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, to pub- lish. this my acknowledgement of the efficacy of his Medi- cine, the CORDIAL JiALM of GILEAD." As I do not chuse my name to appear in print, persons desirous of know- ing the truth of my assertion, may, by enquiring of Messrs. Toulmin, Navy Agents, Surrey-street, Strand, London i or Mr. Alexander, Navy Agent, opposite the Navy Post-oihce, Broad-street, Portsmouth, learn my name and address. By an irregular life; I had been excessively weakened and de- bilitated, a dozen bottles ot the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD absolutely restored fne to my primitive health. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in 10,. 6d. and 33s. bottles; the Matter contain four of the former, by which the purchaser saves 9s. Every genuine bottle has a stamp, which bears the proprietor's name and address, Saml. So- lomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony N. B. The'postage of all letters to the Doctor must be paid, and 10s. fid. a.s a fee enclosed for advice. Sold by T. Jenkiiis, Printer of this Paper; J. bird, Car- diff; W. M. Duvis, Myrthyr Tidvil; J. Danhii, Carmar- then J. Potter,Mf'venbrdwt'si:; Wilmot, Pembroke, and by aU other reputable .Venders »f Medicines. I CARDIGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 'r R At the Black-Lion inn, in the town of Lampeter-pont-Stephen, in the said county, on Saturday, the 3th day of Sep- tember next, between the hours of two and four o'clock in the afternoon, in the following lots, subject to the Con- ditions of Sale to be there produced, or in the mean time by Private Contract, The follozviug FREEHOLD MESSUAGES and LANDS: Ijsti Parishes. Tenements. Tenants. 1 Tenures. Quantity I 5Jf°r^ Pearty j I 1'aluc. £ Lease ot part for 1 Llanddewy-brevy Blaenpeanal David William 10 YEAR.S ofthe 1^' « 5) 26 0 <50 0 C residue rBlaenpennal Mill") 2 Ditto < and Fields held £ Thomas Jones ••• At will 6 0 32 10 2 12 0 C_ therewith ••••■■) 3 DHTO Tynewydd ••••• Jane Lloyd J W^AG^D T°U. | 21 213 613 15 0 4 Ditto Foesyrodin David Morgan •• At will <55 J JO 32 0 S2 0 5 Ditto. Ty-yn-y-mynydd Evan Rees" Ditto. 60 3 & 18 0 1E 0 6 Ditto. Brynwidiel 1 homas Morgan Ditto 32 2 28 13 0 is 0 r Ditto • PdmSSs .d} HichardWilliam- Ditto °Jt »5 0 25 0 8 Ditto Bryncroye Evan Jones Ditto- 39 232 14 0 14 0 9 Ditto Cilolwg Ann Rees- Ditto '4 i 7 3 5 3 5 10 Llangeitho I Tyny-clawdd Rees Jones Ditto 28 1 27 18 0 18 0 N. B. This Estate lies about midway between the Idarket Towns of Lampeter-pont-Stephen and Aberystwyth, ajid within five miles of the Sea-port of Llanhystid, where Lime-Stones are imported. Tiiere is a very extensive Right of Common belonging to. each lot. For further particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Lewis, Attorney, Llandilo, Carmarthenshire. MEFTTHYR-TIDVIL, GLAMORGANSHIRE. LAND to be LET on BUILDING LEASES, FOR 99 YEARS, Adjoining the town of MERTHYR. f-T^IIE quantity of Land is 13 ACRES, and' A from its contiguity to Cyfartha Works, and being com- pletely secured from Fioods, is peculiarly well adapted for building upon.—The whole of the Ground will either be let in large lots or otherwise. A Plan of the Streets, together with other particulars, may be seen at the Office of Mr. Bayly, Corn-street, Bristol; and of Mr. T. Bold,"Brecon,South-Wales, to whom any ap- plications are requested to be made, post-paid. GLAMORGANSHIRE. SWANSEA CANAL LINE. TO BE LET, For a Term of Years, and may be entered upon Immediately, in one or twp Lots, THE two following very eligible STONE- JL COAL and CULM COLLIERIES,, with, the TRON- STOKE. .MINES, situate on the line of the SWANSEA CANAL, via. „ .Lot L ^TMORGANJSNPPOSED tq contain 78 Acres and UPWAJD"! of several "VRFEIW.S OF QOAX,, -OUT-vet f.ve aiid six feet now open aiiif worked by* LeVef; and ciecmedto be of the best qbalit Lot 2. YS1RAEDOWLN, supposed.to contain226 Acres and upwards of the same VEINS of COAL <M the other lot, and workable by Level. The IrOn-Stone under each Estate is of the best'quality, and easily worked. V — The above are the nearest Stone-Coal Collieriegto Swan- sea now in working. <. Lot 2d is a most eligible situation for Iron Furnaces, there being, allllQStan INAXHAUSTIBLE quantity of Iron-Stone and Stone-CcaJ; and a I atent has lately been obtained to substitute Stone-Coal for Coaking-Coai iu the making of Iron. Thete is also the command of a very considerable Stream ot Water attached to this lot; upon which the. Pro- prietors have at present a Corn Grist iltill. There is a Counting-house, Smith's Forge, and Carpen- ter'S Shop at Bnnmorgan, FOF the use of the Works. ■The Boats, \\aggons, and other the Stock and Utensils, will be disposed ot to the tJiker of ftfefirst iot at tilii: price. LIME-S'I INE is also at A very short distance. J Maps of the Estates and A Section of the Collierjos may. be seen at. idr., Moggndge's, -No. 1, Fr^eman-stteet, Bif- mingham; at Alessrs. Bieasdale and Alexander's, Nevy-Inn, London and iutther particulars known by applying TO DIE Proprietors, Messrs. Shewen and Berrington, se a. CARMARTHENSHIRE.- ■ LANDS AND LIME-KILNS. TO BE .LET. BY AUCTION, At the Talbot-inn, in the town of Carmarthen, on Monday the ,13th day of August ,.inst. B.etween the hours "of FIVE'- and six o'clock M the afternoon, subject to the Conditions which shall be then produced' ALL that very eligible and desirable FARM and LANDS, called Park^y-Miliar and Tir-y-Van, Together with the LIME-ROCK and KILNS ItMrpon. situate in the parish ot LT,AN9 EUXJEIFCN £ > in the said coun- ty,.attlie distance of six miles from the town ot Carmarthen and close to the turnpike-road leading from Carmarthen to Swansea. The pecniia)- advantages of this Farm in having the Lime- stone on the Lands, and the Coals within the distance. of a nnle, render it an object worthy the attention of a farmer. I BE Lime-Rock, which is allowed to be of the best qua- itiy, and capable of being worked at the easiest expeince, may, from the extreme demand for Lime, be justly consi- dered productive of great profit. „ For further particulars apply,t« John WHHams, Attornev, Canwarthen or to Mr. ,VV Bavies/-OF THES-ame place, Auctioneer. FROM THE LANCASTER GAZETTE, DEAFNESS. IF one bottle only, of DR. TAYLOR's A. esteemed REMEDY IS used agreeably to the printed directions, it will cure the most obstinate degree of that complaint, and being composed of the. mildest ingredients, it may be used at all seasons with perfect ease and safety. The Printer of this Paper will satisfy any inquirers re- speeUng the efiicacy of this preparation, as will any of the inflowing respectable persons: Mr. Hughes, surgeon, Stafford, and Member of the Roval Godege ot Surgeons, London, who recommends the remedv to-his patients. Mr. Lowe, Leek; Mr. Barnes, Cheadle; Mr. Jackson, stationer, II umiugdon; Mr. Warburton,merchant,Sheffield, who experienced a most remarkable cure, which he has ca used to be published, as' he expresses it, for (lie eood of the cars of mankind." Mr. Wigan, oi Hall-Hill, near Abbots-Bromley, Stafford, shire. his gentleman was completely cured with part of a bottie, alter being deaf ten or twelve years, and though he las since repeatedly caught cold, he has had no relapse. Mr. ohnHassel, of EL v, by using about half a'boti !E, was pericct'ly Drought to enjoy the blessing of hearing which, he says in his letter to the wholesale vender, he never before kne w of, being quite an infant-when first afHicted," Mr. Bartlioloman, printer, York, states, that numbers of purchasers ot the Remedy have unequivocally expressed the great benefit they have received from the use of it. Sold at Us. fid. a bottle, hv J. Drewry, Printer STAFFORD the wholesale Agent; T. Jenkins, Printer of this P^R\ J Bud, Cardili; W. M. Davis, Merthvr-Tidvil: T. D-nnel Carmarthen; J. Potter, Haverfordwest: Wil'mot, Pem- broke; AND in London, by Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church- yard; Barclay, Fleet-market; Shaw AND Edwards,SR. Paul' • and Clung and Cheapnde,, .•-i ANNUITY. TO BE DISPOSED OF, AN ANNUITY' of C€L00, well secured in the County of Glamorgan, for a very Healthy Life. Particulars may be had at the Othce of J. Jeffreys, Swansea. CUSTOM-HOUSE, SIVANZEY. TO BE PUBLICLY SOLD, AT THIS OFFICE, (By Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs, dated 21st. of July, jnO-i,) On the 1,5th at; August, and following days, according to such Conditions of Sale as shall be then and there pro- duced, viz. FOURTEEN HUNDRED S- NINETY-SIX GALLONS and a HALF of FRENCH BRANDY, ;530 ditto RUM, 10061, ditto GIN, 30 ditto SHERRY. Sale to commence each day at twelve o'clock. July '~>O, 180-1. PORT OF MILFORI). TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY ORDER OF TitE II ON OUR ABI.E COMMISSIONERS OT* II13 M'A.U S'TY'S CUSTOMS, ORT Tuesday, TFIE SLST I-Y 1804, AT4HE Custom- JKbse,'MilinrrL (TO RNJVATE VSRSONS or?r.V) EIGHT^HUNDRED and FORTY-SEVEN GALLONS of BRANDY, 1050 GALLONS of GE- NEVA, 67 GALLONS of RUM, and 32 HUNDRED of WHITE BALT. The: sale to -begin at eleven o'clock in the morning. SOUTH-WALES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SAMUEL THOMAS, At the King S-Arms, in Carrnartlíen, on Friday, the 17th day of August- 111st, between the hoursof three and six M t!w evening, ill the tollowing or such other iots as may he agreed upon, and subject to such Conditions of Sale ae; may De-then and there produced, LO11- A Very desirable FARM, called Bryny- "7^ TC?CN' Comprising a capital MESSUAGE, with suitable Outbundings, iu'substantial repair, with A Garden, and about LLI^A. oil. 20P. of good'LAND, and 45 Acres of Sheep- AHI, in the holding of WIN. Price, as tenant at will. 1 he-above, lot is- situate in the parish of LLANON, about ii £ lt way on the GREAT road from Carmarthen to Swansea. Lot 2. A 1LNEMENT, called Bmeh, comprising a MESSUAGE, with convenient Outbuildings, in pood re- pair, and about ISA, V;IT. of rich LAND, in" the holding of Thomas Samuel,:AS tenant at .will. Y 'Ihe last lot is SITUATE in the parish of ABF.RG\viLtv, in the d. matchless Yale of Towy, and about a mile distant from Car- marthen. The abo ve property is -'well worthy, the at tention of persons desirous-' OFF purchasing retired situations for re- sidence, the climate healthy, the sea .A few miles distant,' provisions ot every .description abundant and cheap, roads good, and A daily post to London.j The tenants will shew the premises, and particulars may be ha A by apphing to AIR. John Brown, Solicitor, Carmar- then or iMr. Hunilierston, Friars, Chester: GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Bear-inVi,.aCC-owbridge, on Tuesday, the Mth day of August, 1804, -at three O'CHJCK in the afternoon, unless disposed of in -TL>E mean time by Privaic Contract, of which due notice will be GIVEN Lot. 1. ,MOST .desirable! ESTATE,- called .-L1. STEMUKIDGE F.\RA1, .eligibly situated about three LUIH^S FROUJ Cow-bridge and five miles from Bridg- ead> both good Market Towns, 'and at a moderate distance from the Ports of Abertbaw and NEW ton consisting of a very conyeirient 1'AIIM-HOI SK, with suitable Barns, Stables, YARDSI AND Outhouses, and 9I A. <>ll. of excellent. All A ijLlv, MEADOW4 PASTURE. LAND^ ia ailing- fence, P5A,.311. '2-lP. of which being extra paroc nal arc tree of tithes and all parochial'tases whatever. r ThePre- nnses are. altogether Ireeliold of Inheritance, (exceptun: 9A. SR. 5 P. which are Customary hold of Inheritance, and give the Proprietor a Right oi -Common on a very excellent tract of called TAc ColdAHi I^dile,') and are now under lease to MI-. John Jones, whose term on the same expires on the I'd of February ne\t. There is plenty 'df Limestone on the Estate, and Coals at a slwrt distance. LOT U. .A11 those FIVE CLOSES of FREEHOLD MEA- DOW <S' PASTe HE LAND, situated near a place called Tcwgpai, in te parish ol PENT.LIVE, containing J'JA- ^R. 4P. now in the occupation ofjoim Morgan aiid'Evan Ed- ward, or their undertenants, whose term 011 the same expires on the T'D of February next. There is supposed 1.0 be a good V ein of Lead Ore under partofthis lot, AS; there has been a considerable quantity of the same worked in THY lands adjoining a few years past. Lot O'. A welf-'acetlstomed FREKHOLD HOUSE, STA- BLE, and PREMISES, called the White-ITuH Jun, sicuaw- m the centre ot the town of COWBRIDGE, lately put into compleat repair, withebom: Three Acres of Customarylmld Land, in the-parish of Llanblethian, within vards YF the eastern turnpike leadiIlf: ilito he>aid lemo, ell\\ under lease toAlorgan Davnl, of winch about years AR^; now unex- I/ired, at rent, clear of all taxes.* Lot. 4. All those TWO FREEHOLD, MESSUAGES or D\\ ELLL\G-ltOUSES,ST.\HU:, C>- T"Q GARDENS. situate IN SS»:A N-I.A NE, in the lowu <>f 1'r. A V VI 11 rs IXT.W irh a F!ŒEHOLU CLOSE or PARCEL of MEADOW LAN D, eimfainhtg about lA. nearly at the back of the said houses, a-LL which premises are now under lease to 3Ir. Ga- briel Bates, Surgeon, of which about 12 years are unexpired at the ciear rent ol ,^7. 15SI For further particulars applv (if BY letter, post-paid) t<: Mr. Miles, of Abei thin, near'Cowbridge, ot WHOM Plans'ot the different LOTS mav be seen, AND why RAIL direct a PCRIOI to IHEW REVERSIONARY INTEREST.. TO BE SOLD, THE REVERSIONARY INTEREST of ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED POD N Ds, ill the IHREE TER CKNT. BASK AN expectant on the Decease oi a Lady aged 50. Apply to Mf; Phillips. Attorney, Swansea. G LA 0 R C AN SHIRE TO BE SOLD, AND ENTtRKP UPON IS}MEDIATF.L.Y, A LEASE (40 years of which are-unexpired) r- oi- PREMISES, consisting of several large*X$uihi- ings, tormeriy employed as COI FER-WORKP, w-itii al;i/ae Ore-1 ARC and VV arehovses on the riverside, aiul use of a commodious Quay: £ ro IITEEJ* CotTAcrs, i'-gcod JJWELLING-HOUSE and GAEDEN, an excellent four-stall STABLE, COACH-HOITSE, and other conveniences, situate at ivlcfm Crythan, near Neath. Particulars may be had by applicaticn on the Premises; or by letter (post-paid) addressed to Mr. Jas. Coke, Neath, CARALVRniENSH IR E. To he Sold forthwith by Private Contract, TWO THIRD SHARES of the GREAT t and SMALL TITHES of the PARISH of LLAN- GUNNOR, in the said county, now let at the veariv rent of < £ 160. J N.B. The parish of Llangunr.or, is bounded by the Na- vigable Biver Towy on oac side, and,extends to the town of Carmarthen, and is one of the most improvable parishes in the Priicipality. For turther particulars apply to Mr. Lewis, Attorney, Ltandilo, Carmarthenshire..4, CARD IGAN SHIRE, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Black-Lion'inn, in the tcivii Lampeter-poi)t-{">te- phen, in the said county, on Saturday, the lllc day, of August, inst. between the hours of four and six o'clock in die afternoon, subject to such Conditions of- Sde- as shall be then and there produced, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, together or in tho following Lots Tenements. 'Tenants Nanus. Yearly Rent. • LOT 1. ct. s. d. Cwmmere ■ Jacob Isaac ••••• • 27 0 0 Atwjil. LOT If, ^IvendicT — J Willi.m Thorns. 31 10 0 ..Ditta J 'LOT III. ■ '« Llainffynnon • Lewis David-Lewis-' 4- 0.0- DitM. Abefttenant •; 6 0 O Ditto. The abo-rc^ PtRrrniiCS aic sinin'tc £ the yadil} of Li^.v- FiTiANGEi.-YsrHALjin the,cpunty"of Cardigan,*aifd art ca- pable of great improvement. 1-or further piirtictlllirs apply to Mr. IIerbert*L16V<i^At- torney at Law, Carmarthen. ••- ~$ — »..>;■ S t CARMAR'i'HENSHIP^E TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On ednesday, the 15th div of the 'RJbot- mIl, in the town of Cattn^rthei),Hietweenthe-l»eur««of'two and ;ix o'clock-in the^lfernoon.-subjectto-the CoKtiitions otSale which shali bCitken-produced,7-1.. ;;g A LL that valuable and very desirafe4e|fiA-PcM J:1.. and IANDS, called r- Garn-IIowdl and Stavcll-Jf enriy situate within three miles of the sea-port and market-town of Llanelly, in the said county, and adjoining the ttmvpike- road leading from Llanelly to Llanon, and within a feW jtun- dred vards to the Carmarthenshire Railvsav containing about 70-Acres of ARABLE, MEADOW,' and 'PASTURE LANDS, and now let to a tenant at the rent of 50 pe&ann. The continuai rapid increase of trade at the port of Va- nelly, the ptentifuif-uppiy of Lime and Coals at a .very cheep rate, and the great consumption of every article of agricultural growth iii the neighbourhood, are" considera- tions that render these Lauds an object worthy the attention of those persons who may be inclined to becoiue.piiTchasers. There are Venu ofCoàJ, Culm, aud Iron Ore undel these Lands.^ lor further particulars apply to John Williams, Solicitor, Carmarthen; or Mr. W. Davies, of the same place, Auc- tioneer. MONMOUTHSHIRE- IN consequence of the present SCARCITY of the RED GAME within the EARL •of ABERGA- VLN;v\'s MANORS of ABERGA\ENNY and J'EL- LEN iG, I ara desired by his Lordship to signify his earnest wish, that Gentlemen, as they regard their own luttne amusement, will not KILL or TAKE any of the said Gaiue oil those Manors the ensuing Season.. Proper persons will be-employed to keep off aJi Poachers. maenaYcn. THOMAS HILL, Jan. .1:;ly 16, 1 HO,l.. Gamekeeper of the said Manors. PROPERTY ACT. DrTY ON DIVTDL-NDS AXD AXNUITIES IS TEE PUBLIC FUNDS. OTICE is hereby given, that the several Offices at the BANK of ENGLAND THREAD- NEEDLL-STREET, of which notice has been giveu, will continue open for recehing the Duty and checqning the same, until all the Duties have been received, or otherwise accounted for to the Commissioners of the District,-«r the Commissioners for London, in pursuance ot the said Act; and all persons are desired to take notice, that f<|t IIlOse sums which are not received, or accoiiil,, (Irir t i,- s will 00 chargeable in double the Duty. and liable to be sued 101 the same by process Iroiu his Mnje?!v's Court of Exchequer. By Of dec >»f the Buitrdot'Taxes, Loudon, July 7, lotii. J'vL\ TTH ¡.: W n IXfEH, Sec. For the JI'LYD, CHOLK'S, FLL:XLS. and ..tila Dl::> QUI)EllS the l!(j!i ELS. DA !.BY"s CARM I NATIVE. (^AUTIO'N.—Many counterfeited prepara- J tions of this Medicine having been offered for sale, under specious pretences, all persons are requested not to take any unless they observe, that the name, F. Newbery, No-. 45, St. Paul's, is engraved in the stamp, and tliat in tllt;) bill ol directions round each bottle is an 'E'xtractjrom the of the late Afr. Jot. Daily, vh. Whercas, Idid mit11V years since instruct my daughter I Frances, now the- wife ol Anthony Gell, of North-street, W estminstei, geiu le.man, in the art of compounding a eertam Medicine, ot winch 1 am the sole inventor, called D.o.in 's CARMINATIVE; 1 do. hereby constitute and- appoint mv- said daughter, Ult- •> ie preparer of this nst.ful Medicine. 1 likewise give 1 1 & *1 daughter, Frances Gell, aiv sole properly in the said Cufuiniain e, and all profits arising from j the sale* thereot, to ner and her hens for ever. It is soid by >. N»cry aud Sons, No. 4.5, S'. Paul"' I Church-yard, a few doors from the coiner of Ciienp«kie, I, London, price Is. 9d. a bot-tie, duty iceiuded; soid aisu bv J T. Jenkins, Printer ot this-Paper; and oy l.tiose \\tu\eis only in the couutry wao vffer raai Me-Jiciiu; aud»r its j appropriate slaap.