The Cambrian

CHILDREN EJlfPLOfED at the BRIDGEND WOOLLEN MANUFACTORY. OVERSEERS of the POOR may have an opportunity of placing out in Employment a consi- derable number of CHILDREN, from' 10 to 14 years of! age,. on terms advantageous to their Parishes and beneficial to the Children, by applying t'J the Manager there. KIDWELLY DISTRICT TURNPIKE TRUST. I OTICE is hereby given, that the TRU STEES X i of the Tuk,\pik £ -Rq.ai>s, under tOkApt passed for CoiQtinuuig the term, and altering and enlarging -the povrers of two Acts, passed in the fifth and nineteenth years' of •the -reign of his present Majesty, for repairing, widening, and Keeping in repair, the several roads m tlie "county of Carmarthen, so, far a,sr.date to the Kidwel! District of Roads; and for amending, widening, iniprov- ing, aftiUkeeping in'repair, the road leading from the "north-side of a. bridge called "GwHIy, to a bridge called Pont-ar-ddyiais, and* from thew.ee to the river Loucher, in the parish of Llanedy. in the county of Carmarthen," will ipeet afc the house of John Thomas, mLIaudcvcnog, on Wednesday, the7tlrday cf November next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, in or- der to consult about erecting a Toll-Gate on the side of the Turnpike-road, at or near a place called Leonard Thomas's Smith's Forge, in the parish of Llangunnor, across a certain ivafl there leading to Carmarthen. Dated this i5th day of October, 1804. JOHN STACEY, Clerk. SOCIETY FOR Promoting Christian Knowledge and Church Union, In the Diocese of St. DAVID's. At a MEETING of the RURAL DEANS, ,_L held at the Palace, Ahergwilly, ou Wednesdayj' '()ct;u!Jer 10,1004, PRESENT, :rhe LORD BISHOP of St. DAVID's in the Chair; -Rev. M. Grant, R. D. Of jtllalg, Rev. H. Payne, R. D; of the 3d part of Brecon, Rev. J. Williams, R. D. of Carmarthen, liev. W. Morgan, R. D. of Carmarthen, i an Rev. T. Williams, R. P. of Llandilo. jRev. J. Jones, II. D. of Dewis' Land, Itev. Isaac Williams, R. D. of Ultra Avron, Rev. C. Pritchett, R. D. of Castle-Martin, Rev. T. Beynon, R. D. of Kidwelly, Rev. J. Jordan, R. D. of Narberth, Rev. W. H. Ballmer, Vicar of Carmarthen, Rev. Cr. Nowell, R. D. of Builth, RESOLVED, IL That the present Meeting do form itself into a Society jbf promoting Christian Knowledge and Church Union in the Diw'cene of St. David's. ,to That the government of the Society he vested in aPre- sidtent, Vice-Presidents, and a permanent Committee. 3. That all Members of the Church of England, who be- long to this Diocese, and subscribe annually from one pound &t to five shillings, be Members of this Society. 4. That all Benefactions of Books or Money will be thank- fti, Ify received i 5. That, all Subscribers to any similar Society already cs isting in the Diocese, not being Subscribers to this, be con- sidlered as Honorary Msmbers. fi. That our Lay-Brethren be invited to unite with us in oil or endeavours to promote that Christian Knowledge, Cha- lit y andUnion, in which all Christians are equally-interested. 7. That the Lord Bishop of the Diocese be requested to ac cept the Office of President. 8. That (he Archdeacons of St. David's, Cardigan, Car- marthen, and Brecon, the Precentor and Canons Residen- tiary of St. David's, be requested to accept the Office of 'Vice-Presidents. 9. That the Rural Deans of the several Deaneries be re- quested to form the permanent Committee. 1Q. That the Rural Deans be requested to distribute the Tracts, purchased by the Society, to the subscribing Mem- bers of their respective Deaneries. 11. That there be a Quarterly Meeting of the Rural Deans of each Archdeaconry, for the purpose of distributing the "books purchased by the Society, and for recording accounts of the distributions,^ and other incidental concerns of the iiociety. 12. fijat the Quarterly Meetings be held on the Wednes- day next after the 11th of January, April, July, and October. 1.3. That a General Meeting of the ltural Deans, for the purpose of auditing the Accounts of the Society, and order- mg Books for the ensuing year, be held annually at Carman then, and that the Meeting do attend Divine Service on the day, and a sermon preached on the occasion. 1e. That no Books be ordered but at a General Meeting, except on particular emergencies, and then only with the concurrence of the President, and at least five Members of the permanent Committee. Renewals of orders may be made at Quarterly Meetings, or as emergencies occur, with iig the restriction before-mentioned. 15.. That the order for Books do not at any time exceed three-fourths of the money in hand. 16. That the annual Subscriptions commence from the ,11th of October; and be paid by Subscribers to the officiat- ing Ministers of their Parish. 17. That the officiating Ministers of each Parish be request- ed to solicit and collect the Subscriptions of their Parishion- ers, and deliver them to the Rural Dean of their Deanery. 18. That the Subscribers be requested to pay their Sub- scriptions before, the 11th day of April next, in order to1 enable the Society to provide for the extent of the order for ilooks selected at this present Meeting. 19. That the Rev. W. II. Barker, Vicar of Carmarthen, "be appointed Secretary to the Society. 20. That Charles Morgan, Esq. be appointed Treasurer to the Society. 21. That the following gentlemen be requested to be Re- servers of .the Books for Distribution: in the Archdcacmmf of St. David's, the Rev. Mr. Jones, at Sf. David's; Rev. G. Jones, at Pembroke Rev. Dr. Nash, at Haverfordwest, and Rev. Mr. Hughes, at Tenby. c A. relideI 'i' I In the Archdcaconry of Cardigan, the Rev. Mr. Griffiths, at Lfwyndurus; Rev. Mr. Lewis Evans, at Aberystwith; Rev. Mr. Williams, at Ystradmeiric, Rev. Mr. Bateman, at Dinas. In the Archdeaconry of Carmarthen, the Rev. Mr. Barker, at Carmarthen; Rev. Mr. Lawrence, at Llandovery Rev. Mr. Williams, at Laugharne Rev. Air. Bassett, at Swansea. In the Archdcaconry of Brecon, the Rev. Mr. Davies, at Brecon; Rev. Mr. Thomas, at Hay] Rev. Mr. Rice Price, at Llanwthwl.. T. ST. DAVID's. annual subscriptions To the Society for promoting Christian Knowledge and Church Union, in the Diocese of St. David's. of. s, The Bishop of St. David's A-. 5 Alose,3 Grant, R. D. of Rhus 2 2 Rev. J. Williams, R. D. ofli Itra A yron 2 2 Rev. H. PnyMe, R. D. of the 3d part of Brecon S 2 Rev. J. Williams, Laaghame, n. D. of Carmarthen 2 2 Rev. T. Williams, Lausadurn, R. 1). of Langadock ) a :2 and 'Llandilo 5 Rev. W- Morgan, Ahergwilly. R. D, of Carmarthen 1 0 Rev.,C. P. Pritcitetr, R. D. of Castle Martin 2 2. Rev. T. Beynon, (annual) R. D. of Kidwelly and > 9 « Einlyn S Also, a Donation tpwards creating a Fund • • 'il 0 Rev. J. Jordan, R. D. of Narberth 2 2 Rev. J. Jones, R. D. of Dewis's Land 2 2 Hev. W. H. Barker, V. of Carmarthen 2 2 Rev. C. Nowell, R. D. of Builth 2 2 Rev. T. Bowep, R. D. Aytw • • 3 3 LA TV.. WANTED/ a steady, middle-aged MAN, who understands CONVEYANCING- 'For particulars apply to Messrs.Wood, Attomies, Cardiff. I ANTED, for a GenUeman's Family, near ▼ V' Cowbridge, a MAN SERVANT, to wear, a ,Li- very. He must perfectly understand his place aud bring a good Character. Enquire of the Printer or of Mr. Bradley, Ang<?l-inii, Cardiff. CAUTION. ■: I WILLIAM DAVIES, Mariner, of the town of SWANSEA, .do. here .caution all persons not to Trust RACHAEL DAVIES, my Wife, we having parted by consent, as I will not be answerable for any debt or debts she may contract from this. time.—'Witness my hand, Swansea, Oct. 19,1804. VV'M. DAVIES. CAUTION. T WILLIAM HARRY, of the parish of PKN- 3 lIlAIm, in the county of Glamorwan, Tailor, cjo caution all persons not to Trust ELIZABETH HARRY, my Wife, we having parted by mutual consent, as I will not be an- swerable for airy Dfebts she may contract from this time.— Witness my harid, WILLIAM HARRY. Penmark, Oct. 22,1804. NEWCATALOGIJEOF BOOKS. This, Day is published, price is. 6d. A CATALOGUE of a large Collection of BOOKS in all LANGUAGES and/ CLASSES of LITERATU RE, with.the very low prices annexed at which they are selling By LACKINGTON, ALLEN, 4 Co. TEMPLE OF THE MUSES, FX XSBU11Y-SQU AEEi The following Works are lust published, and may be had as above; ofT. Jenkins, Printer of this Paper, and Mrs; Oakey, Sivaiisea; or of Mr. Daniel, Carmarthen II 1. ENGLAND DELINEATED: being 152Copper-plate Views of the Antiquities, &c. of Englawl and Wales, with Letter-press descriptions to each, 2 vols. royal Bve. ;['1 10s; boards. 2. The ELEMENTS and PRACTICE of MENSURA- TION and LAND-SURVEYING, adapted both to pub- lic and private instruction. ByJ. BECKETT. Well-printed in octavo, with 300 new and correct Figures, 8s. boards. S; BRANCH'S COMPLETE'READY RECKONER, with Calculations of Interest, Tables of Exchanges, New Tables of Stamps, and other articles useful to commercial purposes, 8vo. 5«. boards.. 4. MEMOIRS of the FORTY-FIVE FIRST YEARS of the LIFE of JAMES LACKINGTON, BooKi-).i.n:R; written by himself, itt Forty-seven Letters to a Friend. A new edition, corrected, and much enlarged; interspersed with many original humorous Stories, and droll Anecdotes, 3s. 6d. boards. 5. The MAGUS; 6r, Gi-lfstiaj'. IvTfEi.Lipj'.NCBii • forming a complete System of Occult Philosophy and Ma- gic in*Three- Books-; exhibiting the Sciences of Natural Magic, Alchymy,-or Hermetic Philosophy; also, the -Na- ture, Creation, and Fall of Man—The Constcllatory Prac- tice, or Talisttianic Magic—Magnetism and Cabalisticai, or Ceremonial Magic, explaining the secret Mysteries of the Cabala, the Times, Bonds, Offices, and Conjuration of Spi- rits, &c. To which is added, Biograpbia. Antiqua; or, Lives of the most eminent Philosophers, Magi, ike. By Fhancis BARRETT, F. R, C. Student in Chemistry and Occult Phi- losophy, the Cabala, &e.tXC. with 27 curious plates, 4to. .i 1 7s. boards. 6. An ESSAY on the CONSTRUCTION, HANGING, and FASTENING of GATES. By T. N. PARKER, Esq. M. A. in large octavo, with six plates, 6s. boards. This Essay, we are free to say, deserves the attention of every Gentleman and Farmer, engaged in the management of Pasture Land."—-Farmer's Mag.—See alsd Monthiy and other Reviews. 7. ZOFLORA; or, the GENEROUS NEGRO GIRL a Co- lonial Story, in 2 vols. 7s. boards. PRO PRIETORS of CIRCULATING LIB« aihes. are re- spectfully, informed, that this day is published, expressly for their use, a CATALOGUE of NOVELS, ROMANCES, and TALES. DISTEMPER and JIANGB in DOGS. •fT^IIE Public attention is called to the follow- JL ing most efficacious Animal Remedies, discovered and prepared by Mr. BLAINE, No. 5, Wells-street,,Ox- ford-street, the reputation of which has been stamped by their unlimited success. s. d. His Powder tor the DISTEMPER in DOGS 1 6 each. His never-failing Ointment for the Cure of MAN GE in DOGS 2 6 per box. likewise his ,:Hange Powders, for the cure of Mange and other Foulnesses in Dogs. 9^) per set. Wash for Canker in the Ear 2 6 per bottle. Worm Powders g 6 per set. And Purging Balls Q 6 per box. Sold, wholesale and retail, by T. Boosey, No. 4, Broad- street, near the Royal Exchange also by Barclay and Son, Fleet-Market; T. Huddieston, Dublin; and retail by T- Jenkins, Printer of this Paper; J. Bird, Cardiff; W. M. I )a 1 1 a Davies, Merthyr-Tidvil; J. Daniel, Carmarthen; Wilmot, Pembroke; J. Potter, Haverfordwest; W. and G. North, Brecon; and by all Venders of Genuine .Medicines through- out the kingdom. Where man he had, Mr. BLAINE'S Genuine. HORSE MEDICINES, for the various complaints to which that noble Aniiual is subject. BLAINE's TREATISE on DISTEMPER, is. DOMESTIC TREATISE on HORSES and DOGS, 4s. EXTRAORDINARY, EFFECTS OF DB. JAMES's FEVER POWDER.. r|^HE very great efficacy of tliis Medicine in JL the Influenza of last year is too recent to be for- gotten; but it was most 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 whateyer kind for if it he not sufficient of itself to effect a cure, it is the best preparative for the bark, and other remedies which the symptoms require but as the genuine Powder has been often known to restore the. patient, after its substitutes and every other febrifuge have failed, it ought even in the last extremity to be tried. Great benefits have been derived from the Powder, when taken every night as an alterative, in disorders thought beyond the reach" of Medicine; and from-a communication from the Rev, Mr. Singleton Harpur, of Dublin, there is reason to believe that it may be used in this manner with success in ,the Hydrocephalus, or Water 011 the Brain. For Colds, Measles, Rheumatisms, and all Inflammations and Obstructions of the Lungs, Bowels, &cc. 110 Medicine is so proper. r Sold by F. N ewbery and Sons, No. 4.5, St. Paul's Church- yard, London,; in.packets,price gs. 9d. each,.dutyinclud- ed, or in bottles containing twelve packets, price" 24,s. as made up for the Army and Navy.—Sold also by T. Jenkins, Printer of this. Paper, and T. Allen, Swansea. N. B. None can be genuine that have not the words F. Newbery, No. 45, St. engraved in the Stamps. Of the Printer of this Paper may also be had, genuine, from Mr. Newbery's warehouse; •' Dr. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT. miwtuc J GLAMORGANSHIRE. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the COM- MISSIONERS of the TURNPIKE, held at the [" GuUdhaii, in the town of Swansea, in the said county, on Thursday, the 4th day of October, 1804, pursuant to ad- inurnment, THOMAS WYNDIIAM, Esg. St. P. in the Chair; Messrs, John. WiHiams and Evan Hopkins, Surveyors, i ha v ing reported to the Meeting, that they have not com- pleated the Plans and Estimates of.the intended Improve- ment, of the Roads, Ordered, that previous to the next General Meeting, Messrs. Williams and Hopkins proceed to compleat the se- veral plans and estimates, and deliver the respective plans aii4 estimates of the several roads within each district, as soon as possible, to the respective Clerks of each district, who are requested to lay the same before, the Commissioners of their respective districts, in order that they may make their report to the next General Meeting, to be held at PvJe, on Monday, the 4th day of December next. Ordered, that the above Resolution be inserted in the Cambrian. The Chairman having quitted the chair, Ordered, that the Thanks of this Meeting be given the Chairman for his conduct in the Chair. T. WYNDHAM. SWANSEA RIVER. TO BE LET, F6R A TERM OF YEAKS, A Large PIECE of GROUND, on the River side, near the Brewery.- Particulars may be had ;«t the: Office of J; Jeffreys, Swansea. TO BE SOLD JSY AUCTION," On Thursday, the 1st day of'November next, at the hour of eleven in the forenoon, at the Deal-yard now in the occu- pation of Messrs. Griffiths and Co.,situate in the town 'of Newport, in the county of Monmouth, subject to Coit- ditions of Sale then and there to be produced, ALL the remaining STOCK of DEALS, SPARS, &c. in suitable Lots, the property of the said Griffiths and Co. now lying in the said Deal-yard. A view of the said Stock may in the mean time be ob- tained, by application being made to Mr. Benjamin Thomas, of Newport aforesaid. » BRECONSIIIRE. Capital Timber and Coppiev TVood. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, EITHER SINGLY. OR TOGETHER, ONE HUNDRED OAK-TREES of prime quality, great length and large dimensions, fit for Naval or other purposes, marked and numbered with a Scribe, growing on Glynli.ech Lands, in the parish of Y;STR,\i)-GUNLAts, in the said county, within about three miles of the Swansea Canal, twelve of "Neath, fifteen of ibei- dare, and eighteen of Merthyr-T'idvil. Also about 50 Acres of COPPICE WOOD, of twentv- two years growth, lying upon the same Premises, and two other adjacent Farms. For a view of the Timber, See: and further particulars, apply to Walter Pncc, Esq. Of GIvnilech aforesaid. BEAUTY, HEALTH, and a GOOD SET of TEETH, Easily to be obtained by using of NEWTON's RESTORATIVE TOOTH POWDER, Patronized and used .bv Their Majesties and the rest of the Royal Family, ie And Sold by I. JENivIJVS, Printer, Sw^ nsea, I MR. NEW TON has the honour to acquaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Ladies in general of Swansea, and the south of Wales, that being honoured with the patronage and support of Their Majesties, and the rest ot the Royal T ainily, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and his Lady, as well as by most of tile distinguished Nobility and Gentry, in the United Kingdom, and beinw perfectly sensible of the many obligations he is under to the most eminent of the faculty, jn not only usin°- but in recommending generally the u.se of his Tooth Powder, begs-leave, in the most earnest manner, to return his sin- cere thanks to "them and though he is surrounded bv 1 he most consummate empirics, (forcing their dangerous nos- trums for the leeth, &c. to be circulated through the kingdom by the most lalse and audacious advertisements) begs leave, in the most earnest manner, to caution the public against becoming the dupes of such unprincipled ar- tifices, and to assure them that lie still continues to supply his numerous Venders with his ToOth Powder, genuine, through his only wholesale Agents, Messrs. Sliaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London, pre- pared from the only Recipe of that" great and learned physician, the late Sir Richard Jebb, M.D. to their pre- sent Majesties. It is as pleasant in its use as it is excellent in its etrects. It: speedily renders the Teeth smooth and white; the gums healthful and firm; eradicates the most- inveterate scurvy 111 the gums and by using, it regularly, according to the printed directions sealed round cacti box. Mr. Newton, the only proprietor, will forfeit one thousand pounds, if ever an instance occurs of anv person having the Tooth-ach, or a Tooth decay, to the latest period of life. Mr. Newton hopes by inserting the following Letter of a gentleman, well known in Swansea and its vicinity, will prove an ulterior demonstration of the superior efficacy of his Tooth Powder :— Sir Watkm Lewes has received a box of Mr. Newton's Tooth Powder, which was sent him yesterday, being most dreadfully afflicted with the Tooth-ach it nffoided him al- most instant relief. He was about sending his servant for another, when Mr. Newton's man called "ith one (in case of a return) as lie thinks it the most valuable medicine for the Tooth-ach he ever experienced. The relief Sir W". has received, has induced him to send Mr. Newton one guinea, which he desires Mr. Newton will do him the favour to accept, and shall feel himself particularly happy in recom- mending, all his friends to make use of it for the future. Green-street, Grosvcnpr-wnarc, Dec. 19t!¡, ,lHO:J. To Mr. Newton, Great RusseU-streef. Bedford-square." Also, for the Face and Skin, is particularly recommcndedj .■-■■■■ NEWTON'S' ROYAL SWEET-SCENTED LUPIN SOAP, the only article at present known to make and preserve a beautiful skin prevents the hands and face from'chapping in cold weather in hot weather it removes all freckles, sun- burns, and tans; is particularly recommended for gentlet men to shave with who have tender'faecs. Also, Neiotou's Warranted Tooth. Hriisfie$t made purposely to use with his Tooth Powder. The great complaint of common tooth brushes is, that they are so badly manufactured, that in a few times using the hairs all become loose, as well as very dangerous to use.-—Mr. Newton warrants all his Tooth Brushes. All the above articles are sold genuine, wholesale only, S by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church- yard, London; and.retail by T. Jenkins, at the Cambrian Printing-office ;• and Mr. Flexman, Swansea J. Bird', Cardiff'; w: M. Davis, Merthyr Tidvil; J. Daniel, Car- marthen; J. Potter, Haverfordwest; J. ltoden, Dei high Owep, Welchpool; Mrs. Tye, Wrexham; Griffiths, Ludlow Salter, Oswestry; Griffiths, Bishop's Castle Alien, Here- ford; C. Jones, Glocester W. Pine, Bristol; and by every Medicine Vender and Perfumor in every town in the United Kingdom, at the following prices sr- Tooth Powder 2s. 9d, per box. Tooth Brushes is. each. Royal Lupin Soap Is. each square. N.B. Please to ask tbr Newton's Tooth Powder, w ar, ranted Tooth Brushes,, and his Rpyai Lupi^ 5 AP. If" Ln 1111 1' — 1 t ..GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Goorge-inn, in-the town of Lantrissent, oh -Fridav, the 16th day of November, 1804, between the hours of two and loui 111 the afternoon, subject to sufch Caniitions. of Sale as shall then and there he produced, The fjjllozcivg FREEHOLD PREMISES: Lot. Parishes. Tenants. Premises. pS* Olm-vaticm. r Messuage, Farm, a:id"l y « ■ s (On lease for the life of David Jen- 1 Lantrissent Rob. Thomas Lands, .called Rhwm- >95 13' 15 km> a?ed about 60. Tenant to do C. der-Vach ) i all repairs and pay all tuxes. Coal v and minerals reserved. Messuage, Farm, and-) 2 Ditto. Ditto < Lands, called Pant-v- > o 0 19 i<> ) At w; tenant under notice to cuit (. Braed ( on Feb. 2,1805. .'3 K 0 /-n o-.ni (. been offered for this lot, (Cottage 6c Garden, call-V ed Pebil-y-Beeg, and/ rOn lease for her own life, aged al.fout 4 Ditto •••• Mary Evans < Lands, called Coed-y-V 15 0 "1 0 dear of all taxes and" tenant J Cae Quarry, Mynidd-C i bound to repair, -Coal and minerals-' Bach,'and Kaer-Lldi.. 3 reserved, andos. in lieu of an heriot. )ac 1, ane fiacr- \Jl.. i At will, tenant under notice to quit 5 Lanwonna Thos. Evans P"hlic-house, Outbuild- ) Mav 1,1805. This, lot is situation I nigs, aud Gardens 5 1U iu u i the^direct road from Lantrissent, 6 Ditto T.Edwards-. Four Cottages and Gardens 3 0 6 0 At wilUeSnfunder like notice. For further particulars please to apply to Mr. Tavnton,"Solicitor, Cowbridee. PEMBROKESHIRE, near FISHGUARD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. THOMAS PHILLIPS, At the dwelling-house of Thomas Laugharne, in the town of Fishguard, 011 Monday, the 10th day of December next, at three .o'clock in the afternoon, unless disposed of in the mean time by Private Contract, SEVERAL THOUSAND OAK TREES, mostly fit for SHIP-BUILDING, now standing on the Tenement of PEN- A I., situate in the parish of LLAN- LLAWER, in the county ()f Pembroke, near the high road, two miles and a half from Fishguard, and six from Newport. To be viewed till the sale. For particulars, and to treat by Private Contract, apply.to Mr. Thomas Rees, at Court, near Fishguard or to Mr. Thomas Phillips, the Auctioneer, at Wern-lygos, near Narberth if by letter, free of postage. To Bilious, Gouty, and Nervous Persons. 'T^I-IE following accumulation of select per- A sonal reference of the great merits of the Rev. WM BARCLAY's PATENT ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, in Bi-" lious, Gouty, and Nervous Cases, is respectfully submitted to the notice of the Public :-His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, Sir John Honeywood, Bart. M. P. Sir Stephen Lushington, Bi. M. P. Thomas Anson, Esq. M. P. Cecil Forrester, Esq. M. p! .Tames Amyatt, Esq. M. P. Nicholson Calvert, Esq. M. P. Edmund Boehm- Esq. Thomas Hammersley, Esq. George Dickes, Esq. pnvate Secretary to the Archbishop of Can- terbury; the Key. Air. Dimock, Librarian to the Arch- bishop; George Smith and James Simrnonds, Esqrs. Princi- pal Officers m his Majesty's Dock yard, Portsmouth, &c. The above i ills are sold in London, at the Laboratory, No. 35, Bedtord-stree.t, Co.vent-garden, in boxes 5s. Cd. each, duty.included; and by T. Jenkins, Swansea. ii/Ihev are particularly recommended during Sea-bathing. Sold by T. JENKINS, \>K,1. CURIOUS AND INTERESTING. This Day is published, price 3s. In one volume, octavo, of near 300 pages, with an elegant at "/trait of tlie Autho-r, A N^w Edition (with Additions) of A GUIDE to HEALTH; or' ADVICE to XX BO 1 11 -X r.S in n variety of Complaints: explain- ing the most simple and efficacious remedies for those diseases which are treated 011 under the following heads, viz. Abortion I Address to the fair Sex Parents, G n ar d ia us, See. Advice to nervous Patients Air Appetite Asthma Buncn, women Bashfulness Bathing, observations on Birth, particulars relating to Body, unfavorable posture of Bowels Bubo Chlorosis, or green sickness Child-bearing Child-birth Choi dee Chancres Clap Clap Cold. Consumption Conception ('ure for nervous diseases Dancing Daily exercise Dejection Deficiency of naturalstrength Difference betwecn ycncreal symptoms and those often mistaken fur them Digestion Dreams Exercise Female complaints Fits Flannel Flatu lenee, or windy com-j plailits rluor Alhus. or whites Girls vouunho.:a Gout Gouty spasms in the stomach Greatschoot-i Ileav,' suppers Hereditary diseases Heart-burn Hypochondriac complaints Hysteric affections Immoderate evacuation Internal sinking Incubus, or night mare Irregularity about the turn of life Leprosy Lime-water j jowness of spirits Love Maids of a weakly constitu- tion Man Menses Memory, losSor defect of Mind, diseases oi" Mothers, their duty N erves, weak Obscene conversation, bane- ful effects, of Parents and Guardians — address to Paraphyinosis Phthisis, or consumption I'ii.y mosis Pregnancy Quick di"tion Rheumatism j Riding on horseback Rising-early Scurvy ScroluJa Suppression of the menses Swoonings Symi>toms of Pregnancy Tea Temperance Timidity Turn of life t Jeer, in (lie throat V enery, excessive SC('f,.t J Venereal disease Virgins Voyages hI- sea Walking- Water Weakness Wind Windy liquors Wine Women's milk Women Youth. By S. SOLOMON, M. D. 0 blessed Health thou art above all gold and, treasure; it is thou who-enlargcgt the soul, and opcuest all its powers, to receive instruction and rcl/sh virtue. Ik that haa thee, has little more to wish for; and he that is so wretched as to Kant thee, wants every thing with thee!"—STERNE. TO TnE PUBLIC. Every person, young and old, should purchase this book, there being scarcely an individual who is not interested in some part ot it. In particular it. is recommended to young men and boys; as.m early attellltion to the latter may serve to guard them from a latai rock 011 which thousands have split, and be the means of preserving their bodies from dis- ease, and also their souls, their minds, and all their faculties from destruction. London printed for the Author, and sold by H. D- Sv- monds, Paternoster-row., and .Mathews, Strand; Dugdalc, Dublin Luxrer. Edinburgh; Halv, Cork MM gee, Belfast: and by all other Booksellers and Printers of Provincial Newspapers in the (jutted Kin^uytn, uric^ is. 9»Iv, deli- vered ti c* vt varmge, t 1 ■GLAMORGANSHIRE. TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY .PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Cardiff-Aims inn, jn Cardiff, THIS DAg,. Satur- day, the 27th instant, between .the .hours of four aud eix in the afternoon/the following lots, subject to such Con- ditions of Sale as shall be then and there produced, unless in the mean time disposed of by Private Contract, and of which notice will be given In the parish of Wcnvoe, in the said county. Lot1, ]\JiNS HUNDRED 4- FIFTY OAK -IX TREES, and 550 ASH. Lot 3. 46 ELM TREES, 56 ASH, and 2? SYCAMORE. In the parish of Merthyr-Dovan, in the said county Lot 4. 1346 OAK TREES, and 115 ASH. In the parish of St. Andrews, in-the said-'count-u Lot 8. 100 ELM 'TREES, 34 ASH, and 7 SYCAMOIGi, In the parish of St. Lythans, Lot 11. 191 OAK TREES, and 33 ASH. Lot 12. 16 ELM TREES, and 29 ASH. The above Trees are all m,arked. N. B. Lots 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, and 10, before adv ertised, are dis- posed of by Private Contract. For particulars enquire of Mr. Richard Davics^Weavoe, who will direct a person to shew the Trees; or to Messrs. Wood, Attomies, Cardiff. This Day is published, (And may be had ofT. JENKINS, Printer of this Paper,) In one volume, octavo, price 7s. in boards, A COLLECTION of MATHEMATICAL TABLES, for the LTse of STUD.ENTS in Ustviesi- TIES and ACADEMIES, for the PRACTICAL Navigatoji, Geographer, and SURVEYOR, for MEN in Bu SIN ESS, By ANDREW MACK AY, LL. I). F. R. S. Ed. &c.. Author of the Theory and- Practice of finding the LongituZq, at Sea or Land, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Onne, No. 39, Paternoster-row; W. J. and J. Richardson, Royal Ex- change; Blacks and Parry, Leadenhall-street, Loudon; 'A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; aud T. Jenkins, and Mrs. Okevj Swansea. Of whom may be had, just published, BY THE SAME AUTHOR, The COMPLETE NAVIG ATOR; or an easy and fami- liar Guide to the Theory and Practice of Navigation, with all the requisite Tables, &c. See. In one large volume Bvo. illustrated with Engravings, See. PRICE 10s. UD. BOUND. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. No. 9, New Bridge- slncl, London. pie, Edinburgh, May 2, 1300. IN the spring of 17.04 I was alilicie^l with a VENEREAL COMPLAINT, which I treated with indiAerenee tor live months but was then obliged to apply to a. regular physician, who put a temporary stop to tlie viru* lence ot the disease (by mercurial applications) for some time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice of the first gentlemen of the faculty here, worse and wo:a for two years, 1" was reduced to a state almost unparalleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulce- rated from head to foot. My head, throat, mouth., nose, iegs, arms, Ckc. have been alternately in danger of becom- ing useless; in short, I have had from twenty to thirty eat- ing ulcers on my body, and nearly totally deprived ol's/giit. It would be voluminous to particularize nil my ease—suific* it to say, there never was, or ever wiilbe, one of a more dangerous, or Of a more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined mvsclf, beyond all hopes of recovery; and indeed, m mv then condition, death was preferable to my more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw m my way a newspaper con- taining the case of a Mr. B, of Plymouth—my friends read iI, I could not. I sent and procured some of your LEAK L's PA TEN T PILLS, which by using from time t» time, am now, and have long been (after mure than htur years indescribable distress) in as good a slate of health as ever I enjoyed as a proof of this, I had a hue, tisriviiv, healthy child, born to me a few months ago. In grantuae to God,, and in hopes of rendering my l'etimv-cr.eaFures ser- vice, I request you to publish this; and vou may at anv time refer persons who wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further particulars, tome or mv friends, by letter or person. As few cases for badness will ever equal mine, and now; exceed it, I have froiu experience every reason to assure mankind, that in your LEAKE'S PILLS thev will find a speedy, safe, and radical cure, for that most dreadf i of the Venereal Disease, which is called-A (;()XillU¡;Ú LeEs. 1 am, with gratitude. Sir, Your obliged humble servant, ioil THOMPSON. Creditable persons really wanting information may be re- ferred to me and my friends, by Mrs. S. Clark, R'amsav- gardens, Edinburgh. Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Titos. Tavior, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, in l,oiidou, his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street; where he wwl give ad-> vice, without a fee, to persons taking these Pills, and wtiC answer patients letters, if post-paid, on the same terms, 0 serving III all cases the most inviolable sec rees, no p, 5 >n\s name or case having beeu mentioned, but \<[ t!¡(:¡r IWH par- ticular request, by Uie Proprietor, during the c.'>ur.e. 01 me a than thirty-six years, that he has lia'tl the condnctiug 01 a extensive sale of the above Medicmc, fu<d the pracike arising therefrom. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, by T- Jenkins. Primer ot tins Paper; and by one person in every con ok f a Great-Britain and Ireland, in Boxes ol oiliv 1 d t. <l stamped, and.sealed up with lull and p u, <incc':o.s. whereby persons of either sex may cure », ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every box sold m Great^Biitain is seaM up uiiri » stamp, ou which, by favour of tliC*^Ioiiimissioiv.'rs is prinH-J. at the Stam^-Office —J Taylor, .\0, 9, Ncn Bruige-streci— tg luiititts wiiitii i$lelwiy, and. ail vil.tis uie couiiitrl.it.