The Cambrian

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A four-sheet MAP of the COUNTY of GLAMORGAN, aom an actual Survey, 11. is. Ky ORDERS for PERIODICAL and all other PUBLr- CATIONS TREAT>ed at the I/ONDGN PRICES, and NO RHARGE made for Carriage.—A Parcel £ V £ EY TVedc. He most respectfully solicits inspection of a large and ilegant assortment of REAL PONTYPOOL WARE; [Comprising plate-warmers, tea-travs, waiters, caddies, tea- pots, cream-ewers, tea-cannisters, knife-trays, bread-baskets md frames, jugs, ink-stands, candlesticks, quadrille pools, tBufFer-trays, sugar-tongs, boxes, &c. &c. &c. 1IKEWJSJ! THE FOM.OWING MUCH-ESTEEMED AND GENUINE PREPARATIONS: Cox's Calcined Magnesia, 2s. (id. • Charcoal Dentifrice, Is. lild Mrs. Gordon's Violet Soap, 2s. od. Middlewood's ditto, Is. — Abyssinian Flower ditto, Is. — Shaving-Boxes, containing Abyssinian Flower Soap, and Brush, with directions, 2s. 6d. Newton's Sweet-scented Lupin Soap, Is. Palm Soap, Is. jPefsrl Soap, Is. TRoyd Windsor So rip, fid. Arouiatic Spirits of Vinegar, 2s. 6d. 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Pike's Ointment for the Itch, Is. 9rl. Milliuan's never-failing Ointment for the Itch, Is. 9d. Cox's White Ointment, Is. 1-1(1. 2s. 3d. Horse and Dog Medicines. 1 0 Blaine's unrivalled Preparations for all Comp]aint3 in Horses and Dogs. Leeming's Essence for Lameness in Horses, 2s. The Staffordshire- Cordial, for Staggers, Gripes, &c. 25. T. IENUNS intreats his numerous friends to accept his grateful thanks for th.' liberal support he has already expe- rienced—encouragement very iar exceeding his most san- g.uine expectation j and begs leave to assure them, that it will be his pride and study "to pursue the line of conduct which has merited their good opinion, in order to retain it. BRISTOL, July 24, 1B04. JOHN WEEKS, Late of the BUSH-INN and TAVERN, FACING THE EXCHANGE, WITH very grateful feeling for the many c V T favours he received from the Public during a resi- dence there of 33 years, begs leave to solicittlieir support for JAMES ANDERSON, (Who kept the Lamb-Inn, Broad-Mem!, eleven years,) Wilo now begs leave to inform his old Friends and the Puh- lic in general, that has taken the BUSH-IN N, TAVERN. and COFfEE-HOUSE, facing the EXCHANGE, in the centre of the City, where he hopes, by constant attention and reasonable charges, to render every thing agreeable and convenient to them who may kmdy gIVc a preference to Ills house. Good Stabling for any number of Horses, which, to pre- vent noise and bad smells, is reu\oved to a convenient dis- lance from the house. Coaches, Chaises, and Sociables let to anypart of England. Mait-Co.tchcs and other public Carriages to all parts of the'kingdom. 0 J. ANDERSON' hopes that those Gentlemen Travellers who did him the honour of using his old house will not for- get the neir undertaking, £ O-LC Cuactm.) TO BE SOLD, A MAHOGANY BATH CHAIR, of the newest construction, not two years old, and in excel- lent preservation.—Original cost Fiiteen Guineas. An Invalid will find it well worth attention, as if will be disposed of for a very moderate price. EtKtuireofthe Printer of this Paper. A SHOPMAN WANTED. A YOUNG MAN well informed in the LI- NEN anc1 WOOLLEN-DRAPERY BUSINESS. He must write a good hand and understand Book-keeping. Letters addressed, post-paid, to Henry Williams, Cardiff, will meet with due attention. N. B. It will be useless to apply if not capable of keep- ing a set of books. WANTED, ibr a Gentleman's Family^ near Cowbridge, a MAN SERVANT, to wear a Li- very. He must perfectly understand his place- and bring a good Character. Enquire of the Printer; or of Mr. Biadley, Angel-inn, Caruiff. SOCIETY FOR PfomQlwg Christian Knowledge and Church Union, In the Diocese of St. DAVID's. At a MEETING of the RURAL DEANS, held at the Palace, Abergwiljy, 93 Wednesday, October 10,1804, PRESENT, The LORD BISHOP of St. DAVID's in the Chair; Hev. M. Grant, R. D. of Rh6s, Rev.,H. Payne, R. D. of the 3d part of Brecon, Rev. J. Williams, R. D. of Carmarthen, Rev. W. Morgan, R. D. ot Carmarthen, Rev. T. Williams, R. D. of Llandilo, Rev. J. Jones, R. D. of Dewi's Land, Rev. Isaac Williams, R. D. or Ultra A vron. Rev. C. Pritchett, R. D. of Casi le-Martin, Rev. T. Beynon, R. D. of Kidwelly, Rev. J. Jordan, R. D. of Narberth, Rev. W. H. Barker, Vicar of Carmarthen. Rev. Cr, Nowell, R. D. of Builth, RESOI.VED, I. That the present Meeting do form itself into a Societ y tor promoting Christian Knowledge and Church Union in the Diocese of St. David's. i. That the government of the Society be vested in a Pre- 8 « n,p. Vice-Preside::ts, and a permanent Committee. h S. That all Members of the Church of England, who be- long to tfha Diocese, and subscribe annually from one pound or more to five shillings, be, Members Qt(his Society. 4. Benefactions of Bo0kso!rM<mt>»/ "jJlbe th¡wl:- I 5. That aii Subscribers to any similar Society already existing in the Diocese, not being Subscribers to tins, be con- sidered as Honorary Members. 6. That our Lay-Brethren be invited to unite with 113 in our endeavours to promote that Christian Knowledge, Cha- rity and Union, in which all Christians are equally interested. 7. That the Lord Bishop of the Diocese be requested to accept the Ofiice of President. 8. fllat the Archdeacons of St. David's, Cardigan, Car- marthen, and Brecon, the Precentor and Canons Hcsiden- tiary of St. David's, be requested to accept the Ollice of Vice-Presidents. 9. That the Rural Deans of the several. Deaneries be re- quested to form the permanent Committee. 10. That the Rural Deans be requested to transmit the Tracts, purchased by the society, to the officiating Mini- sters in their respective Deaneries, for further distribution to the subscribing Members of their Parishes. II, That there be a Quarterly Meeting of the Rural Deans of each Archdeaconry, (the. senior Itural Dean of each Archdeaconry being the CltatfU1un) "it)\, the purpose of dis- tributing the books purchased by the Society, for record- ing accounts of the distributions, ior receiving Subscriptions, and other incidental concerns of the Society. 12. That the Quarterly Meetings be held on the Wed- nesday next after the 11 th of January, April, July, and October, at Carmarthen, Haverfordwest, Cardigan, and Brecknock. 13. T).;it a General Meeting of the Rural Deans, for the purpose of auditing the Accounts of the Society, and order- ing Books for the ensuing year, be held annually at Carmar- then, and that the Meeting do attend Divine Service on the day, and a Sermon preached on the occasion. 14. That no Books be ordered but at a General itfceting, except on particular emergencies, and then only with the concurrence of the President, and at JeaSt five Members of the permanent Committee. Renewals of orders may be made at Quarterly Meetings, or as emergencies occur, with the restriction betore-mentioned. 15. That the order for 1-looks do not at any one time ex- ceed three-fourths of the money in hand, exclusive pf Be-1 nelactions. 16. That the annual Subscriptions commence from the 11th of October; and be paid by Subscribers to the officiat- ing Ministers of their llirisli. 17. That the officiating Minister,of each Parish be request- ed to solicit and collect the Subscriptions of his Parishion- ers, and deliver them to the Rural Dean of his Deanery, at or before each Quarterly Meeting. 13. That the Subscribers be requested to pav their Sub- scriptions before the 11th day of April next," in order to enable the Society to provide for the extent of the order for Books 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- ceivers of the Books for Distribut ion In the Archdeaconry of St.-David's, the Rev. Mr Jones, at St. David's; Rev. G. Joues, at Pembroke Rev, jir. Nash, at Haverfordwest, and Rev. Mr. Hughes, at Tenby. hi the Archdeaconry of'Cardigan, the Rev. Air. Griffiths, at Llwyndurus; 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. Mr. Basse'.t, at Swansea! In the Archdeaconry of Brecon, the Rev. Air. Davies,' at Brecon; Rev. Ma 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. s. The Bishop of St. David's 5 5 R v. Moses Grant, R. D. of RhOs o 2 Rcv. J. Williams, It. D. of Uitra Ayron 2 2 Rev. H. Payne, R. D. of the 3d par): of Brecon 2 2 Rev. J. Williams, R. D. of Carmarthen g o Rev, T. Williams, R. D. of Langadock and Llandilo 2 2 Tlc'v. W. Morga.11, R. D. of Carmarthen 1 () Iter. C. P. Pritohett, R. D. of Casrh. Martin 2 2 Rev. T. Beynon, n. D. of Kidwelly and Einlyn- ■ ■ • 2 2 Also, a Donation towards creating a Fund yi Q Rev. J.Jordan, R. D. of Narberth g R"v. J^. Jones, R. 1). of Dewi's Land o Rev. W. H, Barker, V. of Carmarthen' • 2 2 R'-v. C. Noweli, R. D, of Ikiihh 2 2 Rev. 'i\ Boweu* R. D. of Sub 3 « N GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the George-inn, in the town of Lantrissent, on Frida^ the 16th dav of November, 1304. ,v r, four m the afternoon, subject to such Coilupns of Salel ^liXn aild^ JSducetf, The following- FREEHOLD PREMISES: Lot. Parishes. Tenants. I Premises. Rent! ed value. Obsrrv nwns. T 4. „ ("Messuage, Farm, and~» -P. s -f s On lease ior-the me ot David Jen- 1 Lautrissiint Rob. Ihomas j Lands, called Rhwin- > °9 5 15 15 kin, aged about 60. Tenant v.! do (. der-Vach } } all repairs and p;i v all raxes. Coal y. and iiiiucrals rcscrviiti 0 -N-„ F Messuage, Farm, and") "MVCU. i/itto •••. Ditto Lands, called Pant-v- > 90 1° 1" At will, tenant under notice to -u-;i C Braed I 011 Feb. 2,1805. 3 Ditto. John Jenkins 5 PieceofLand, called Cor ) n ia A CAt will, teuant under like .notice to J mS t Caerds < 0 12 0 j quit. N. B. £ 10 10s. oer ea, iia# x nj. j been offered lor Has :ql. /Cottage &: Girden, call-\ J ed. Pebil-y-Beeg, and/ (On lease for her ov.n ;it'e, :( £ Cd about ■Ultt0 •••• Mary £ vans <" Lands, called Coed-y-V 15 0 21 0 ;>(r' c'ear oi' aii ^».es and i Cae Quarry, Mynid'd-l i bound to repair. Coa; and mine!' V Bach, and Kaer-Lloi.. j v. reserved, and5s. in Ih.'Uoi anl;e.«et. v 5 Ua^m Tho». Evans M. J0 0 »"b3' ttuu u,u.iti. ) k tne direct load irom Lai.trisseiit, t ('1. to ;"lC¡ti1\'l. 6 Ditto [ T.Edwards.. J Four Cottages and Gardens 3 0 6 0 A,,t For further particulars please to apply to Mr. Taynfon, Solicitor, Cuwbridg?. SWANSEA. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. On Tuesday next, the 6th instant, opposite the Mackwcrth- Arms, Svvansea, at twelve o'clock at noon, A Handsome BLACK DRAUGHT HORSE, upwards ot fifteen hands high. Swansea, Nov. 2, 1804. Freehold Estates in Glamorganshire, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. STEPHENS, At the White-Lion inn, in Bristol, on Mondav, the 21st dav ot January next, at SIX o'clock in tne aiternoon. subiect to euchCondmonsot Sale as will be 'hen and there produced, Loti. \LL that capital MANSION-HOUSE and .DEMESNE LANDS, called MAINDY, which contains about 77 Acres ot good MEADOW and 1 ASIUH-IJ GROUND, part now in hand and part held at will, valued at -1 150 per annum. Lot 2. A MESSUAGE # FARM, called MONACH'fV which contains about 162 Acres of good ARABLE, MEA- DOW, and PAsTI URL GROUND, part m .,anu and part held at will, valueo at „f'i90 per annum.—There arv aiso 1 V\ 0 CQ11 AGES and GARDENS tor Lat>oureis, with a S rABLE, and LAND yet unineJu«e<i lately part CairitC Great ye^lr^i^contaicntig 7 Acres, adjoining r„ tvtth It, uniform a part ol the7oLvv^h Vl1" Lot 3. A MESSUAGE$FARM, called KEVENPOTII, containing about 90 Acres of ARAJ.LE, .MEADOW, PAb- i URE, and WOOD LAND, situate in the parishes ot Lis- vane, Lanederne, and Lannuhangie-y-vedw, now kept in hand, and valued at Æ60 per annum. ,Lrot 4. A MESSUAGE 4- FARM, called UPPER HILL "I",1 75 Acres 04 ARABLE, MEA- OW' I ASI URE, and WOOD LAND, situate in the pa- risti of Lanishen, and let to Edmund Heme, as tenant at will, for per annum. A JMESSUAGEFARM, called LOWTER HILL Tr&fnvTr ^,Acre! of ARABLE, MEA- t BAS1 URE LAND, situate in the said parish of Lanishen, and now let to Thomas Lewis, as tenant at wdl, for '¡'fJ() per ann. but let for the ensuing year, commcncmg a.t Candlemas nCKt, for £60. ° The first of these lots is in the parishes of St. John'?, Car- diff, and of Landaff, and the second in Landaff and Whit- church, and are both situate on a gentle ascent above the river Taff, between one and two miles north ot CardifT: 011 the direct road frpm thenCe to Merthyr-Tidvil, and adjacent to the Glamorganshire Canal. They are very healthy, and rendered pecuhany beautilui by the richpictu'resqnescencrv surrounding. 1 Lot 2d is free from Tythps and Church Rates, and both enjoy a "warm aspect.-All. the ioU are weiJ Watered, and ojtain Lnne and Coal on very reasonable terms: and the three last lots lie at a short distance from Cardiff For further particulars apply to Wvndhain Lewis. Esq. Lanuhen-houaejJo Mr. Brown, Solicitor, Cardiff; or to the Auctioneer, at isfistol. Cardiff, Oct. 26, 1804. BRECONSHIRE. Capital Timber and Coppice Wood. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, EITHER SINGLY OR TOGETHER, ONE HUNDRED OAK TREES of prime quality, great length and large dimensions, fit for N aval. or other purposes, marked and numbered with a Scribe, growing on Gi<ynlt,ECH LANDS, in the parish of YSTIlAD-G UK LAIS, in the said county, within about three miles of the Swansea Canal, twel ve of Neath, fifteen of Aber- dare, and eighteen of Merthyr-Tidvil. Also about 50 Acres of COPPICE WOOD, of twenty- two years growth, lying upon the same Premises, and two other adjacent Farms. For a view oi the Timber, &c. and further particulars, apply to alter Price, Esq. of Glynllech aforesaid. PEilBROKEtSllillE. TO BE SOLD BY PlilVATE CONTRACT, AVery desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called LANDIGWINE'l'T, PARK, GREENWAY and Dllti'Y-i'OOL FARMS, containing 5184. IR 23P. statute measure, and Jet: for one life, aged about 70, at low old rents of 14s. 6d. The Estate is very compact, well situated for Lime, and in a line Sporting Country, five miles from the market-town of Pembroke, and about the same distance from the iiiktcli-irc- quented and fashionable watering place Tenhy. There is a considerable, quantity of Timber on the Estate, and r. va- luable Colliery which might be worked to great advantage. The I leuiises form an extensive Estate, well situated, and capable of great improvement. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Phillips and Ward, Solicitors, Howard-street, Strand, London. KIDWELLY DISTRICT TURNPIKE TRFST. No 1 ICE is hereby given, that the TR USTEES of the lunjff'jxE-Ro.iDs, under an Act passed for "ContinuilIg the term, and altering and enlarging the powers pi two Acts, passed in the'fifth and nineteenth years of the reigu of his present Majesty, for repairing. widening, and keeping in repair, the several roads in the ^county ot Carmarthen, so'far as relate to the Kidwelly District of Roads; and for amending, widening, improv- ing, and keeping in repair, the road leading from the « north-side of a bridge calk-d Pont-y-Grihinllwyd-ar- Gwilly, to a bridge called Pont-ar-ddylais, and from to tj-,c rtvet-Loucher, in the parish uf J Japed y, in the county of Carmarthen," will meet at the house uf John Thomas, in Llaiideveilog, on Wednesday, the 7th day oi November next, at eleveu e'elock in the forenoon, in or- der to consult about erecting a Toll-Gate on ike slue of the 1 urupike-road, at or near a place called Leon ard Thomas's Mint-h's Forge, in the parish of Lian«ujmor, across a cerlah- road there lead-n £ to Cr,earthen. Dated rhis lSth day of Oe^ber, UI04., STACEY^ Clerk. BRL NVILLA-HOUSE, near SNVANSLA, (Lde the Residence o/ Colonel LANDFG.) TO BE LET, FOR.6. TERM OF YEARS, AN"D .E?\"fI,HE-Ç> ON nr- MEDIA ThLY, above HOI SE,. with or without Five A cr Ten Acres ol LAND, or more 11 require- The Premises are ae>nu»iy sm.atcd in the par.sM Lhn. geveiat.li, about four miles irom Swaiuea; a goo.i Sportin» Couutrv. JO The House consists of ahali, parlour, large dra«i.i-room, with nine bed-rooni", and everv re j u i-tie'co. ve.aei c iar ti.e acco,ini!odatioii ot a genteel iaiut v-. J i-or t urt tier ..ar.:ca!ars"appi\ to the Printer 01 tin, I' "per or on the Premises. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE LET, I FOR A TERM OF YIARS, AND ENTERED UPON AT OR I'EFoit K ru p ;s .M.-is A RCADIA_ CO] 1 AGE, with a STABLE, A. A. GASDJ- y. Arc. m conn. Ie r<. pair, fit i<.v rl.v 0i a s.uail e.entecl family, pleass.: v .-it^ate neartac m el> i-nproved and Houns^unjj lown oi A'vr.-aiemr,. t he ie:v. may t;e i.oct>iumodatcd vvv.Ii a cio>8 ol' Pas- ti'i'o Land Arcadi -iTIouie ana *V9'y- ™ 8t ••in t ?■>< "n ■" o ,llIt'H*r -,)Ki\icu.u v:v e,;er o, si,. aid, t, Dvies,Surveyc: Cri khowe; V.- "l"dE 1.i..l\E1L'\L ^^Ei;N- or the • ^OVASHIKE AGMCOLliR will be iiolden at the White Hari.n Cit: dig I, tv \v' ':e*, da\, tne 7th ol November. = T i T. GRTF/iTiT, Jjl^yitduriSj-near Cardigan, Oct. 13, 13 4, G LAMORGA A SH t RET A T a GENERAL MEETING of the CW rM|,Af'b' £ °^ £ I>lS "f ,c Ti-:RNPIKE, i:e:d at ch^ Ouudnali, m the town oi Swansea Ihursday, the 4th day Of Gciober, ItOl! nTr-mr.ad- journment. U4U TI10MAS WYNDHAM. Fs«. M P. :n t',e c>,ii r. Messrs. John Williams and Evan Hopkins, Sur-Jvors. Vrf t0 that t.hev c„nt £ jSs?°d 1-p^ Ordered, that previous to the next Ge^ ".Ie-th<r Jtcsbi-s. W-iihams and Hopkins proceed to c -yieai t~e «e! \eial p.ans a net estimates, and deliver the resume pU-iS and estimates of the ^veral roads within eacn dtsuK, sonu as possible, to the respective Clerks of each diM-t, r^ue^d to lay the same beofre the Commissioners tl eh r U,V.C d,Sfnct^ 111 "rU« ma v make hen report to tne next General Meeting, to' he i.eid at 1 v.t,on Monday, tne 4th day of De. ember nest. Cumbrian Ui £ il lhe al)OVC Resolution be inserted in the The Chairman having quitted the chair, i/eicd, that the 1 hanks ol this Meeting be given tb» Chairman tor Ins conduct 111 the Chair. T. WYNDHAM. CAUTION. J WILLIAM DAVIES, Mariner of the town x> ?p°X rA V, A vii^here ilU P'T'-ons not to Trust KACILIIIL 1)A^ RA\ WE LMVIJIE PARTED BV consent, as I will not be answerable for any Jcbt or d'tft she may contract from this time.—'Witness my hand Swansea, Oct. 19, lboi. _\t. DAVrrS. IsEAUfY and CLE AN LIN ESS. AMBOYNA TOOTH 4* MOUTH POWDER. A GENTLEMAN otters the only DRUG yet discovered that destroys ihe Scurvy, h0;,l« the Uurns, makes tnemand the Lips of a healthl'ufred, fas(«us whitens, and preserves the rl eeth, and mafics the )5reat'h sweet. It is the produce of a far foreigu country, neve- im- ported but by the proprietor: and the first gentlemen of the facility who use it, declare it a fine stomachic and bracer ana tor safety proper tor an lniant. It eradicates the foul- ness the mouth.is subiect to, from diet, or a disorde-ed sia- mac.i, and by its healing, punlymg, and balsamic qii.dirie*, iree-stae. mouth oi those disorders to v.hi.-h it is subject tills np the Gums which the Scurvy has eaten awa?%d^\ Z vents a caries or rotteniu-s in the Teeth T liir a gCR,kTlslu of and will forfeit ih- k f.-ft y ,a<V" ol.geilt,t"uan.w1ho the Drug as he diu cts, it tne teeth ach, or a tooth decays. Ask lor the Amboyna Mouth Powder, price "s c-l ivrW »o|,l»-^ l,y sl,« fc™; Paul „ Churchward, London, and may be had, hv then- aiw «- GENUINE MEDICINJ-S. s. d. I ,s. d. Sir John Hill's Balsam Oriental Cordial 56 of Honey- 3 5 Hailam's Antibilious Essence, \\aterdock • • 3 6 Pills 1 met urc Valerian y t; Ext. Quassia 5 6 BarUaua. 3 0 Newton's Tooth Powder -» ~——- Centaury ..3d Widow Welch's pilk » Caurch's Cough Drops 2 0 Chamberlain's Pi'lis. OQ Pcrtoral Pills -1 l-l — Deter"Ohf '» ;—GhdblainOint. 1 l| Wessel's Jesuits Dru.-l h Iooth-Ach 1 met are 1 l| —Specific Reu-c-th -o Amboyna MouthPowd 2 6" Sovereiau Ojiitinem t"r ~Lo'ion 16 the Itch, cure hv two Marshall s Cerate 1 hours application 1 9 logether with every Patent and Public Medicine v ?.r. ranted Lienuine. All Venders of the above Medicines are t -r ply toSJiaw and Edward?, (by whom a liberal sjlow-n-e i made) and where only they can be Had genuine. Sold also by T. Jenkius,'Ptuuer of tiiis Paper; and euacr in ev«ry towiw v 1