The Cambrian

• THIS C*AMB AI«/ £ M> I SWANSEA, FRIDAY, August 10. SHIP NEWS. ARRIVED, Aug. 3 and 4, the fair Trader, Forrest, from Muiehead;-with sundries; J'up iter,' Grant', from'.j['p;iham; Seven Brothers, Lelean, front Fowey; Fanny, Owens; and Mary, Coiner, iroui Fal- mouth, in ballast.—ivi-urianue, Bond Mid Mary, Madge, from St.- Ives, with, copper Ore ^Roebuck, Waiters and Betsy, Slade, from Fowey Richard and Eleanor, Fowler, from Southampton Maria, Mainwaring; .Four Sisters; Williams i and Harriet, .Pennant, from Plymouth Plenipo, IVIollard, from St. Ives-; William,. Crocker, from Pen- zauce; Swallow, Trick, from Bide ford Union, Trick; from Helford John and \V illiaiu, Squirry, from Exeier Union, Tucker, from Dartmouth ana Good'liitenv, Whedr don, from Watclict, in ,ballast.6, Providence, Howell, from Chester; and Vigilant, Fisher, from Yvrate-rford, -^iih' sundries; Union, Stanhope, • ihmi Sandwich, with Hint j Hope, Yeo, from Plymouth \V¡JIiam cud. :\lary" li-rokcu- slijre, from PadstoW Wa-ieniug, Jones, from St. I'.es,: and Mary, Donovan, front•Ki'nsale, hi ba:!dst.—/ and 5i' ('ardiif Castle, Jenkins,, from Bristol, with-sundries-, Itosc,. Davics, St. Ivesywitii eoppcr o « t ion, t I itit; from, A,berystwith SusaViniih, HaVvey, from CXwelly Margaret, Davie: from Dubim and Jane, Crowley, Kinsale,in baUasl.—9, Fsiiny, Bowdea; and,lieisy, Ce.ndy, from St. Lvci-, wiiiv copl I < ind S'w'uiin.v' Tyack, from reuwiuc.e,. in bLiliasl,/ 'r Cleared out, Aug. 3—8, the New Expedition, Hawkins, for Bristol, with sundries; Concord, Moon, for flfracomb, with-oak timber Ann and Teresa, Collins, for Now-nbam, with unmanufactured copper; Stag, JÚlikms, for Dubliu ¡ Fiiej; iship, Patmore; Industry, Bovven Susan, Eaton: a iid Elizabeth* Jones, for Cork Providence. Jenkins; for \{ ünghall jPeace; Fowler; Agcnoria, Lobbett; Alfred, Croker; Susan, Pitts; London; Propert; Abeona, Bry- ant ;• Endeavour, Jones and Agcnoria, James, for Water- ford Nancy, Morgan, for Cardigan; -.Greenfield, Tiiu- •berlake,; and Pilgrim, Julian, .for Anihvch .Birmingham, Gill Giu.Ti,Castle, Sanders Charlotte and .Ann, Mitchell; and John and Maty, Marshall, for Plymouth Endeavour, Jewell; Joker, Titomas; Freeman, Iray ics; Amelia, Bry- ant; Three Brothers, Wescott; and Fairy, Oats, for St. Ives; George, Rickard; Cotton, Hockm Ann; Bevan and Harmony, Trick, for Bideford; United Brothers, Jones; Seallow.er, Byuon; Aurora, Waiters; and Wn- tenuovith,-Cutiiff for. Ilfraeombe Good Intent, Whed- don, ior Watchet; Exoress, Luke, for Appledore Una- nimity, Busbiu; and Charming Hetty, Gntliths, for liead; Sprightly, Nicbojls, for Barnstaple Mary, Cole- man, for Giocester; Fanner, Evans; andDelight, Sperre, for CiHlilless of Mexborough, Heruaman and tlaiumoud, Hancorne, tor Truro; Vigdaut, Wobb and Pelican, Thomas, for Falmouth, all .with coal or culm.. •—9> Providence Packet, Long, for Giocester, uirh sun- dries j Hope, Parry, I'or Amlwch; Fleet, Black iuore; ami. Friends Endeavour, Dennis, for St. Ives; John, Tre- luddra, for Truro,; Union, Tucker, for Dartmouth Tho- mas, Pnyice, for Bridgcwater; Fortitude, Jenkins, for Bideford Friendship, Day; and-St. Patrick, Ross, tor VVatcrford, with coal." Eui/iclh/.—Arrived, the; Resolution, Da vies, from Swan- sea, with iron; Bee, Davie, from Cardigan, with timber: Queen Charlotte, .Tones, from Swansea; Happy Return, Hall, from "Pembroke True Brituu, I Irom Cardi- gan;' Peggy,- Davics; and Sliillelah, Long, from Bristol;. Sisters, iiavie's, from- FowoyLouisa, Peters; Friends Endeavour, Sullivan-; aud Bchuont, Watklns, from PI y-. muuth, in ballast. Cleared out, the Kidwelly Castle, Davies, for London, wiihcorM iVIaria, Thomas Mary, Long; and Mary Ann, Morgan, for Carmarthen; Happy Return, Hall, for Pem- broke: Catherine, ,1ticlmrds'; Lü,y.alty, Jafiics Venus, Morgan Neptune, Crimt.ft; True Briton, Phillips; and Pogii'V, Davies, for Cardigan; Endeavour, Davics; and Alary, J'onCs, for SL Ives; Catherine, Jones, for Barnsta- ple Chambrook, Bryne, for Dungarvan and John and Sally, Collins, for Bridgewater, with coal or culm. Carmarthen. Arrived, the Welcome,. Davics, from Bristol, with sundries Venus, Lewis, from Bideford, with carthen-ware; Elizabeth, Davics; and Maria, Thomas, i'roiu Lianeliy, with coal. Cleared out, the William arid' Catherine,'Leonard, for Swansea,, with corn; Polly and Betsy, Llewellyn, for HristnJ; with butter; Lark, Rogers; and Minerva, Webb, for .ditto, with oats, &c. Centurion, Richards, for ditto; and Susannah, Lewis, for Greenock-, with bark. Cardigan.—-Arrived, the Rachael and Sally, Morgan Lark, Owen;. Bristol Trader, Jones: and Greyhound, Evans," from Neath; Taunton, Owens; and Beginning, Francis,- from Lianeliy and Laura, Owens, frohi Bridge- water.. .Cleared out, the Nancy, Morgan, for Swansea; Provi- Peiill) dence, George, for Pembroke; Pb-cbe, LaSH; Bee, Griffith and Robust, Rees, for Bristol. Bristol.—Arrived, the Betsy, Bailey, and EmiHa, Bull- pin, from Grenada; Ann, William's; Maria, Pocock; Colin,"Twppvell; -Britannia, Bell; Kingston, Etheridge'; West Indian, Shedden; and Jane, Frazer, from St. Vin- cent's; Briton, Powell; and Mervin,. AmorVr from To- hago; Concord, Wilson; Trusty, White; and Atlas, Sands, from Barbad(ics Pilgrim, Philiips, and Venus, Hunt, from St. Kill's; Nevis, Corry; and King David, Shilstone, from Nevis; Bristol Volunteer, Jacques, from Antigua; Mi- nerva, Sil'cox and Avon, Huynes, from Demerara Eli- zabeth, Martin, from Newfoundland; Ocean, Wheel- wright) from"-Virginia Lady Fitzgerald^ Crosby Perse- verance, Donova.n, from Cork-; Melehbourne, 'Parfitt, from 'Dublin; Happy C-ouple, Phillips and Rirhard, Lewis, from Swansea"; Trial, Morris, from Neath; Pheebe, Loyn; Bee, Griffiths.; and Nancy, Rees* frinn Carmarthen. Entered, o.ut, the New Expedition, Hawkins; and Happy .Couple. Phillips, for Swansea; Ricliurd, Lewis, for New- ton Constaik Trader, Tobias and Nancy, Rcies, for Car- niarthen. Liverpool.—Arrived, the John and Jane, Jones Non- such, Williams and Experience, Yv illiams, from Pwlheiy William Pitt, Evans, from Carnarvon Beity and Peggy, 11 ugives; and Ann, Garner, from Conway with grain, -6cc. Princess of WalQs, Williams,, from Newport, wivhpig frG, iton; and Friendship, :pritchard, ,from Bristol, with sun. dries.. ■ Falmouth.—.Arrived,, the'Phoenix,Taylor Laura, Rover; and Hope, Prior, from Swansea. Fowey..—-Arrived, the Blessing, Perryman; and Ann Collins, friiiiN(.tatit. Ptiizafice;—Arrived, the SwalJow, Teague, from Wales, with coals and the Neptune, of and- tor Lyme, with coals from Wales, to stop a trifling-leak. Pudstow.—Arrived, the- Union, Burt, from Swansea; Treore, Jennings; and Stert, Pett;igrew> from Cardiff. Sailed, the Good Intent" Morgan^ tor Tenby. Airr.iced at,.Swansea, Rev. Mr. Llewelyn,. Rev. Mr. .Spiatmer, Mr. Guest, Mr. Alcock, Mr. Craveii, Miss Montgomery, Miss Barry, Mr. B. Buggin, Mr. H. Bar- ringfon,. 3, Misses Jervfs, Ml- and fllrs., Charniey, Mrs. Coate, Miss Crump, Miss Cheneys, Mrs.. Tucker, Miss ".Hughes,' Mrs, and Miss Hemmet,v'Mrs.. and Miss Dinis, i.II;. Lockwood, Miss Williams, &c. &C. Axriveduat: Tenby, Lard Itev.IDr. Law. and family, Rev. Mr. Hilliard, Mr. E. Tlilharti, Mr. Par., terige, Mr. and Mrs. Hazlewood, Mr. Phillips, Mrs; Exlwy, Miss-Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Mr. Sullivan, Capt". Hijrdeastle, Capt.. and Mrs. AVilkinson, Major Vaughan, .Hon»- Airs. Vaughan,. Mr.. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Banict, ike. dcc. The" Endeavour- armed brig' is arrived at the Mumbles, with a fleet under convoy for this and ncighbouringports. The Morriston armed brig sailed from hence on Friday !a.st,wit;h a number oi' vessels bound round land, but proceeded no further than the Mumbles, where the greater partilre detained by contrary winds. The Cleveland tender sailed from this port on Tuesday, with men for the navy." The Viae, Clark, from hence to London, is ar- rived in the river Thames. We announce, with great pleasure, the safe arri- val at Bristol of 21 sail of the Leeward Island fleet, belougingtothatport. An extensive woollen-cloth manufactory, v'e understand, is about to be established in this neighbourhood, by a gentleman of great respecta- bility and fortune. Ou Wednesday next wiil be .held Swansea, fair, for cattle, sheep, &c. Brecon Sessions commenced List Saturday; on which occasion'the following very excellent Charge ice to the Grand Jury wa.s'delivered by Mr. Justice Hardirjge'—r- Gentkmcn> of the GfaindJiiry, "Your pubiic'spirit has erected such a harrier m this county against the menaced invasion of,the is1.md, that you could spare detachments of your. lorce to your neighbours upon the coast, ifthey should be endangered, aware as 1 am sure you will ever be, that in- this great conflict _you-r ur:igl<- iour- is.yoitrseffi It 'may 'be- affirmed, that since Britain has made a figure in the .living map of the world, there has existed no such trial of that good sense, whiclv is the most prominent"feature ti-iiij of ,çcuse, is thr.iw.jst of British character: v The subjects ofthisistand have been challenged by the- public voice of a common danger, to give usalitbcadvan- tages of a miliiimj govei-mkent, without peril of that-military despotism, which, is the new style of Liberty in France and with as little fear of that -mnthnj in bottle-array, which 'ha; been overcome in the Sister Island, but after a desperate convulsion of its principles—without prejuiceto political Ci subordination or individual rights. "Notafeatheritas been touched that freedom could wish to retain at a niomettt like this not;a power is impaired or vvUhheld that,sober and legitimate government 'could wish, to e.n¡oy. Disdaining to ask who are the instruments of the execu- tive power, and who are thclr adversaries: at a lossto as- certain ilie policy, or the sense of the, legislature in its-mi- j niite and subordinate arrangements you have looked strait iiitiri object, which it; a determined support soi"the'national independence, and of your own Hononr. "'Continue to be upon the alert, and it becomes all idle prdbleiii pf speeulativeicuriosity, whether he who.has lram, j !'1'1i upon all rest'of the world, shall dare to set his foot 'I his land or lio. .I The suspeuded effort must expose his uteaipt which his new titles t aiid o: ri' d(\r). wlllmtHcr j1\¡lalJie tIW.lld¡,;anH. t li. in come it is the knell of bi:<-ambitipp—fli.e,fnr lorn hope of his implacable aversion to the noblest crea- tures that «v.er animated public virtue—the inhabitants cf CvHflt-Britahv whf.emhlc'lic con.«titi-.1;;in t!if>- ]uvc, and .are prompted b.y i!- genius to runovaic t»y their ex.aihplc, .lhe liberues of Europe. Let birr! come!and we have Sau'iQS fyrhiui, ulio ,viU be jealous of the iaiue sitchieyeq by .tlii? herpes of'the cam- paign in Egypt. We have Sailor who emirlatc t)w galLmt Admiral b'cjorc me,* a man who serves bis. country at this iiour bv his«p';tval. character, though he enjoys a f!i««iji»'d repose* under ills laurels, with a personal csiiication, as much beigved as it is admired." V* Admiral Oi' TItere were only two prisoners for trial; one. a young woman about 20 year's of age, named Eliza- beth Woods, for stealing a pair of'siver buckles, and some"articles of i con- victed: the other, EMUI Williams, indicted under the Act of Parliament generally called Lord Ehen- !borougli'a Ac);, for stabbing, was acquitted, the insanity of the prisoner being evident.—On the old issue day a cause was heard which occupied the attention'ot the-Court fyr a considerable rime: it was an actdon of 'ejectment brought by tin: widow of one Griffiths against a Mr. Watbins, to recover the possession uf a house mDevynock; but the plâiJrtitT not making out her case to the satisfaction ot the jury, they gave-then .verdict for the-de- fendant; Mr. Justice Haniinge, however, having some doubts whether "certain parts of the evidence legally applied to lhe matter in dispute between the parties, was pleaded in the evening Court to direct a new trial of the cause.—Counsel for the plaintiff, Mr. Alien • aud Mr. Hughes attorney. Mr. Bishop for the detendant"; Mr. Nieijol and Mr.'Bevan attornies, Messrs. W. and J. Powell.. At the bast Hereford A'ssizcs, Mr. Elias Jenkins, attorney, of Neath, Gl-aniorgarislm-e, was tried be- fore Mr. Justice Lawmitec, and a special jury, and found guilty on an intonn:1,tiolrc ..tild (ex 'officio) againsfhiin by tus Majesty's Attorncy-Kreueral, (it the instance oi'-the ilon. Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes, for a misdemeanour, in obstruct- ing the Commissioners executing the property act for the hundred of N eath, iuthe execution of their duty. On Sunday se'nnight was baptized, in the parish church of Llettws, in the county of Ulamorgan, by the Rev. Mr. Parry, Ann Thomas, great great graiul- daughter to Elizabeth Thomas, of the same parish, and who stood god-mother to her great great grand- daughter. She is ninety-nine years old, and seems to feel very few of the infirmities of age; for al- though deprived of the sight of one of" her eyes, many years ago, by accident, she can now Icnit. spin, and sew, without the assistance of glasses: and often walks from live to eight miles in a day.— She has now living seven children, thirty grand- t," sons, near one hundred great grand-sons, and the above great great grand-daughter, Ann Thomas. A melancholy accident happened last week to a labouring man employed by Sir R. I,. Blosse, Bart, ot Llanblethian, near C-owbridge, occasioned by the too prevailing but reprehensible practice of servants riding on the shafts of waggons or caits entrusted to their care. In hastily alighting to open a gate, he thoughtlessly put his ht^id upon the crup of the hind horse, when the spirited tni- mal began to plunge, and striking the man do wn, both wheels of the waggon- passed over his sto- 'mach, by which the poor teliow was so much injur- ed, that notwithstanding every medical assistance was immediately pwcured by hIS humane master, he expired in a few hours, leaving a witeanod three children te deplore his loss; to. relief, how- ever, Sir Robert, with that characteristic benevo- lence by which he is- has liberally contributed. Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Salusburv, of East- wick-Lodge, Salop, and late of Cotton Hall, Den- bighshire,-has patriotically made a tender-of the whole of his military emoluments to Government, for the support of the war. The new stamp duties take place on the 11th October next. Hereford Races commenced on Wednesday.— Mr. Kellerman's ch. f. Marv, and Lord Sackville's Whirligig, were ,entered for that day's plate.; Mr. Kellerman's gr. f. and Mr. Bärnard's Gypsev tor yesterday's 501.; an.d Lord Sackville's Whirligig, Mr. collins's Whiskey, and Mr. Barnard's Gypsev, for the city plate this day.—A number of other horses were expected to enter at the post. The Itey. C. i*ird,. Chaplain to. theX'ountess of Clanbrassil, and Rector ot Dvuedor, is ilisti luted 0'1' by the Lord li-is-hop of Hereford to'the Rectory 0, Mordiford, on the presentation of the son of the late Hon. Edward Foley. A new Theatre, on a magnificent scale, is to be speedily built at Bath. A" great part of the sum wanted is already subscribed" and the whole is ex- pected to be complete*] in'a few days. There-, is at this time a two years eld pig in the possession ot 1\lr. Evans, attorney, near Carnarvon, I of the very great weight of 50 score, and measures from the nose to the tip of the tail 10 leer. A lady, in a paroxysm of passion, threw herself from a one-pair-of-stairs window of Wynn's Ho- tel, Falmouth, a few days ago, and would have been inevitably dashed to pieces/had not a reiitleAian who sat near, the window, caught her as she was falling, and heid her suspended till a man climbed up on the mail-coach which stood under the win- dow, and relieved her from her perilous situation. On Wednesday night, the 1st instant,' about ele- ven o'clock, a dreadful lire broke out in the wool- len manufactory, of Messrs. John Dennis and sons, in Penzance. The drums beat to arms, the inha- bitants immediately assembled with the engines, and every exertion was made to check the tiames, but all without effect; the fire spread so rapidly among the machinery" and other wooden work of ,the building, that the whole was shortly consumed. We are sorry to add that no part of it was insured. Tuesday se'nnight three fellows attempted to break into the house of Mr. Busch, ia Kirkdale- road, near Berington Bush, Liverpool, in winch there was only a female servant. She, however, resolutely opposed them; fired & brace of pistols at Ciie N,Iiiaii)s li-,ojti .t chamber window, but with- out,, effect; and'then discharged a blunderbuss loaded with small .shot, on which one' of the men dropped, and was carried oit by one of his. compa- (1(",ed nions. The other, rendered desperate by the girl's resistance, swore he Would-have her hie, and en- deavoured to force his way through a lo.wer. win- • dow; which terrified her so mud:, that she,ran to the back part pf the house, and by means of a sheet tied to a window shutter, let'*herself down' into the' lane, but not .without much diniculty.a-nd softie bruises. Having obtained assistanccvsiie re- turned to the house, but no trace of the robbers could be discovered. Committed t'o Bristol Xewgate, Jahies Coalman, charged with feloniously stealing and embezzling- the monies of..his -employers, Messrs, Harfords, Davis,,arld Pilchard ifshery.—he warm close weather of the last week was very favourable to the catchina-of pilchards; and there is a prospect of-a- plennfu! season. Nearly oOOOhhds. have been already cci- iared on the coast of Cornwall-. Great quantities of very fine turbot: have like- wise been caught ilear Portreath, which sold in the markets.at about 2d.'a pound: Dollars.—A greet number of counterfeit dollars' bavihg fgpvjd--their'wily into circulation, it may be necessary to caution the public against taking; tfiem*. and to point out the dittefence betweeu the counter-, re'it and::the„good dollàr. "the by Mr. Boulton; weigh, -averaging one wit.h the .'tlicr. 41(3 grains, and the thickestof the lalse dol- lars weighs, only 375 grains, and the thiaaest n»t more than SIO grair.5.Musis'a sure criterion bv winch tKe public' may e.2iiy discover the (iilrereiice between the. bad and good. J t -•-•: "/v (1.1- so to observe, that of the true coibrs. are pencctly rial,- wuiie tnese.ot rite talso ones« are not so, but i:ave a, Se-rt ef rim down the Vhiudicy which may be plainly distinguish. d by*a glass. Cuj-cJor thc 'Hi'cof a I 'ipev.—bbi the':>art affecied.be rubbed well witii sweut oil.-and a, spooniul taken internally. ri'iiis treatment has been.knowji to .-restore persons in the list exU'emii v. Copper Ore* sold ai Camborne Oil Thursday the 2d iU-=r. Mines. Te.n;% Purchasers. at per Ton. i. s. ri. Doicoath ]•>i,h i"'o. 7 f 0 ditto 1V.» l-rceiiiaii and Co. 4 V7 6 ditto 101 Coriiob i> 7 0 ditto 100. Alines Jloyal H 3. 0 ditto P,> Louiuiui.-o. '560 ditto 9^' Cxnsisis Co. .'J 1 'j 0 ditto <:).') (iftto .5 V 6 ditto 7-0 Lugiisb Co. 1!> -0 Tin Cruft io. ditto &. i\Uifes' Bov'al li il O. ditto (,"¡ii¡i.b Cu, 4 P 0 Cook's Kitchen 91 ditto 5 0 5, ditto Loudon Co. 7 (j G Wheal Fanny I 'Ililcs 1,) ti 6- • C-ierry .Garden ^Jis-ass Wire-Co. c 4";) 6 Botallack 27 Chead. 0. \VilIiams & la (.ireiilc-il- 17 6 Vvheal Druid 27 (into i 0 "1 Oiii 1-i.Uo—: Standard lot—G.

B1KTI1.. Last week, the lady el II. l-'ocklington, Esq. of Swan- sea, uf a son. MATIKIED. ;ol place. ■ At Colchester, Charles Brown, L.-q. Captain in the Hoyal-pembivkc insileers, to -tf;Sophia, bmvih, third daughter ol the-late Ivev. Charies Survtii. John Maiuide,-Ivsii.'late of Aiont'goiuerv, to "Mrs.* Waecs of Southiiuipton-r:. w', Lmidon.. ^La-t week, at Nash, near Newport. Monraoothihir. Mr. V> illiaiu Arney, a celebrated W.elsh poet, aiea MisS Ann Irancis, or the same place, aeci i p. t Saturday, at Sfapleton church, Capiaar iiai.v.i dern, o-t the King's. German heavy dragoons, to A i' Elton, of Stapleton House. DIED. On Wednesday, the 1st iast. at his house in C:n-r sincerely and deservedlyTsfmeiaed, C.e« ■ of liarnslield, aged. 73.—In this genllei, the warm, -sincere, and steady hiea.\ upright ruagistrate. lie was i:; t;.( Peace huî h (or the CO,uht V ar;d b0l"(,¡_ served the office of Mayor of tha: t-4 of which several public situations i;r usefulness 1o his country, 'and rei'pcw.i'iiiv t- He married Miss Johnes, sis'cr to 'l'i-uins J-i c -J. it it to Thomas Jobnes, ESe]. the i) £ int lni.n.i.- ;r county of Cardigan. Tbiu-sciay nigh:, Mr..Henry Bevan, laaadv-aier: ■v. f Carmartbcii.' Mr. Benjamin Franeir, v,ter-bai:ii; at i, e po;: ef uiarthen, iadier of Air. Trancis, of the Ufoi: street, Swansea. At her mother's rouse in King-street, Uavcrforf.i.ti, Lt the i'tuh year of/her age, -Miss^Chariotte Philips, daughter of the late Dr. George Philltps: a young lady v. the most amiable manners and accorap.ish':aeuts. At Fenkenig/iia the county, of ludnor, aged -i", s. cerely and deservedly regrett ed, Pace Jones, Ksq. vow. brother of the late Ttiomas Jones, ,f{sq..of that phice. At Build), universally • respected, Lewis' ■. h;i eminent tanner'of that; place. '■ Thursday, Mr. J. B. Ford, of Nevtow-n Hal', i :j, meryshire, sincerely regretted by ail his-actjuain-.u/i'L. At Titlcy, Herefordshire, aged 101., "Mai-r* l7; -a -c tainiag her faculties to the last.—tier -husband.-oro a year ago, at the age of 90, alter being married, to": ;r, (J'o years.

HIGH WATER ON SWANSEA-BAR y>n\ the ensuing 'Week. Days. Morning. Evening. IL. a. M. IT. 51. F. Saturday 9 %:i 9 SO I.' Stuulay o 48 10 7 i- Monday fo" f~ 10 :<> Tuesday u 55 H .yj i. .Wednesday 13 1. '9' i '1 hursday 1 52 2 £ 0 1'riday f 3 2 3 ;,3 \s HIGH WATER AT THE PAS8AC. For the ensuing-]i cch'. Days. -Momiug. Iv. r:. y-. M. Saturday 9 •>'> <j j .4 •Sunday 10 111 10 Alonday jo, -if 1i zi Tuesday 11 <57 jo. i edne.sday 12 50 I 1..J. Thursday t .14 y -L Tnday 3 '24' 3 55 COUNT!IY STAIIKETS, Sw.\NFv.A. d. G&u t per V.'iiichcstcr bushel.. CAKIU yy. Wheat i7s, to 19s.'per bushel of Barle,f 8s. 'to'9s. Gd. per ditto." Oilts 9s. per gallons. CowBRIDGE. Wheat 7s. to Ss. Od. Barley fif. 4,5.0d. Oats 'is. to 2s. 8d. Grey Peas 5s. Bojliasi div?-. to 9s. per bushel of 8 gallaus. BHIDGEXD, Wheat 7i. to "I. 6d." ]3;¡rkv S,. t:; gd, to ner N FA TH.' :¡\heat 7s. tid. to Cs. tid. liarlev 9s. 4C- bushel. Oats 18s. Od, per bag. CAHMAKTIIKN.^ Wheat (»?0d. Barley 3s. 6;1. to4. Oats i>s. id. per Winchester bushel^ Butter, ia cash; LT.ANKI.I.Y. Wheat 7s. (id. to 8s. Od. Barley it:. to 4s.-9d. per Winchester bushel. LANDOVKJIY. Wheat, 9s. 9d. Barley, -Is. 9d. I corn, 7s. (id- per btisbcl of 10.gallons*- LANPILO^. Wheat 9s. (id. to 10s. (id. Barley Is: od. per bushcl'oi'iO gallons. TKKKY. heat 9s. per bushel of 10 gallons. Barley -Is. Oats is. lOd. -per Winchester bushel. -it 6 s.. 9d. Barley Ss. 6d. Oz, 'ic 0d. p,ev buslwl 0f 8 gallons. P>:Y-BKOKE. "VVheat 8s. (id. Barley 4s. 9d. Oats 3s. Gd. per bushel of 10 gallons. IIA-VEKPORDWFST. "Wheat'&s. to 9<. Barley 5s. to ;)S. {id. s CA Wheait 7s. 00. Barleiy 3s. od. to Os. Od. Oa:" 1, (3d..to '1. Bd. per Winchester bushel. LAJU'ETI K. Wheat f)s. (id. to 9s» Cd. Barley 2s. 6d.' to as. (id. Oats Is. lOd. tu 2s. 3d-pt:r. bushel. • 7s, 6cl. Barlpygs.Gd. Ilye-4s> (3d. <)at-s Is. 9d. Pease < s. per bush-i. •Jhti-.cox. Wheat 8«. 9d- Barley-is. W. Pease 0.?. Od. While, ditto GOi. Od*—]>«>rbtiihel-oi iti) galluns. Oats 7s. Ud. per uqsllre of U'O aaUvus. ■ • I L !']-I. Wheat 8s. Cd. Barley 4s-. 9d. per bushel of 10 galious.' ii'A Y. Wheat f*. 6d. to 7s. Pd. per bushel of^O-gallonr. Batley 3s. Od. in SsvS'cL Oats 2s. 6d. to 3s. 3d. Pease 6s. to (is. 9d. MACiiYXMa-Tn. Wheat 7s. 6d. Ilye 4s. 9d. lira'Iey 3s. Pease 9s. Oats 2s. 6d. pef bushel. Doi-oia/i y. Wiieat?s. (3d. Barley 4$.3d. Oats'2s. (3d, Oatmeal 6s. 3d. RKXMAM. Witeat 7s. 6d. to Os. 0,1, per bushel of 33 quarts. Barley 3s. bo. W hite Pease Gs. PJ. N"J £ AVP.OU-T, (MonuwutWbire). V. he:,t Ys. ,od. Barley 4s, 3d. O a'.s oi. Od. Bcai's 8s. iid. per bushel of 10 gal Ums. POXTYPOOL. Wheat8s. !o 9s.od.. Baric v Is. 6d. Oats 3s. ciI. Pease S-. iia. per bushel of 10 trails « CKKsxtn. Wiieat (57lb.) 6s. lOd. l^atlev, 4s. Od. Oats ,3s. 3d. SiiKE.wsr.unv. Wheal, 7s. pd. Barley, 4s. 6-j. Peas, ,'ps. Od-:—per bushel uf 30 quarts. Oats, os- 9d.—per cus- touiary nieasjire oi'57 qaatts. ilr-ttEFOni). "Wheat, is. Id'. Barley, 5 -.5d. Oats,-is.. 7d. Beans, 6s. 3d. Peas, Cs. 3d.—per customary u.ea- 10 gallons. • WoKcnsTiiii. Wheat 7s. 4d. to 7s. Sd Barley 4.- to 1S. oJ. Beans 5s. lOd. Pease 5s. 8d. to 4s. lOd.—Cats .,h.U.'to4s. 6c1.-Hops 31. tds. Od. to 41. 4s. Od. O i;ocrsTia; Whewt, best, 7s. Pd. secpiid, ,5s. 6d. third, (is. Sd. ^Beans, 5s: 4d. OatS, 4. Od. Barley, 6s. GJ. Peas: 7s, Od.—-per custouiary:busbel of 9,t gidlons. 3JIVI/ s Wheat 52s. to t*2s. Bftfiey, 30s. to 3-ls. Beans, 40s. to 44s. Oats, !#s. to Sis. per quarlei". Beans, 40s. to 44s. Oats, !#s. to Sis. per quarlei". 1 1 1 or l <*her at' Hides 21i<l.to 22-|d. Dressing Hides V2^d. to 2s- li !sh anil DutcirHidcs (K>d. at-* 00d. Horse, Huie-s 2ia. -t0 23d. I'acks 1?d. tu aOa. Patteru Skins, GOlb. per du.en, 2d. 7jd. to 2s. Sid. 3:5" For the L ondon il&rkeit m-M»ndvy, sec our 4th Page.