The Cambrian

MONEY. TO be advanced on MORTGAGE of FREE- HOLD or COPYHOLD LANDS, the several sums „ Apply to Mr. R. Williams, Solicitor, Card's CHILDREN. OVERSEERS of the POOR and others may have an opportunity. of placing CHILDREN as APPRENTICES at the B'frlDGEND WOOLLEN MA- N UFACTORY where the Children so.employed have the advantage ot being initiated in indastrions habits, as jvell as the benefit of religious education, a proper person being ap- pointed totnsnuct them every Sunday in School, and to at- tend with them on Divine Service. Letters (post-paid) addressed to Mr. Dare, at Bridgend *.• Factory, will mcet an early answer. ANTED, at K YTHEL Y D"CO LLIERY, near SWANSEA, a Person who wilt CONTRACT to .WORK -from FIVE to TEN WEYS per Dav, out of the SIX FEET CULM VEIN, (now in work by level and rails laid to the Coal head) and to deliver and ship the same at the Canal Company's Wharf, S wansea, for which 26s. per Wey will be given. „ The Colliery having beeJB tried by level made in the solid Coal for a considerable distance, is ascertained to be of easy working, and the price offered exceeds what is paid, at all Colliei-y. The Contractor will be furnished with Waggons and Barges, and may be accommodated with a Far," of 135 Acres, with suitable Farm Buildings; several Workmen's Cottages, a Blacksmith and Carpenter's Shop, Stablo-% Store- house, Accoiiiptiiig-liouse., &c.-fle will be required to find security for the performance of his Contract. The terms will be found worth the attention of a substan- tial person accustomed to Colliery concerns. "i SWANSEA. TO BE LET, ON A REPAIRING LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS, OR THREE T.IVES, The HOUSE, M ALTHOUSE,$STABLES, sttuate in HIGH-STREET, late in the occupation of Ir. Benjamin Davies, deceased. Also, To U LET, Fdn A TERM OF THREE I,IVES AND 99 YEUIS, Severat PARCELS of BUILDING GROUND, adjoin- ing High-street, Anne-street, and the Back-lane. Possession may be immediately Imd. Apply at the Office of Messrs. Davies and Bcrrmgton; cr to Mr. David Rees, at the Foundery, Swansea. (One Concern.) Pembroke Ferry Toll-Gate and Tolls. NTOTICE is hereby given, that the TOLLS arising at the Gate erected on the road from HA- "VE RFORD WEST to PEMBROKE FERRY, will be LET by AUCTION, to the best Biddfcr, at the Castle-inn, Haverfordwest, on Saturday, the 9th day of March next, at eleven o'clock-in the forenoon, for the of One Year, which Tolls produced the last year the Sum of JIOO, but will then be put up at such sum as the Trustees, who may be present, shall think fit. Whoever happens to be the best bidder must enter into secunty, with sufficient sureties, for the payment of the rent quarterly. Haverfordwest, By Order of the Trustees, February 9th, 1805. J. BATEMAN, Clerk. PEMBROKESHIRE! MILFORD TURNPIKE TRUST. NOTICE is hereby given, that the TOLLS arising from the Gates called MILFORD, JOHN- STON, and PILL GATES, x>n the MilfordTurnpike-Road, VfiU be LET by AUCTION, on Saturday, the 9th day of March next, at tile in Haverfordwest, betwixt the hours of ten and eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for one whole year, to commence from the 1st day of April follow- ing.—Whoever happens to he the best bidder must, at the same time, enter into security, with sufficient sureties, for paviTie nt of the rents quarterly. I The neat produce of these Gates for the present year is ^120. By Order of the Trustees, JOHN GWYNNE, their Clerk. itaverfordwest, Feb. 2, 1805. y Just published, price iGs. 6d. A THEORETICAL 4- PRACTICAL TREA- TISE on'SUBTERRANEOUS SURVEYING, and the MAGNETIC VARIATION of the NEEDLE. De- dicated to the Owners of Collieries on the rivers Tyne and Wear. I ylle and By THOMAS FENWICK, COI.LIERY-VIEWEII AND SURVEYOR OF MINES. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: printed for the ..Author, by S.. Hodgson; and sold by Mr. Mawraan, poultry; Messrs. Taylor, Architectural Library, Holborn Messrs. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row* London; and by T.-Jeiikiiis, Printer of this Paper. Of whom may bc had, by thc smile Author. PRICE 3s. 6D. (The second edition) FOUR ESSAYS on PRACTICAL MECHANICS. The first on Witter-Wileels -the secpnd on the Common and Improved ^team-Enginethe third on Mills i-and the fourth on the Simplification of'Machinery, on the Eqna- lising ot Powers applied in Turning Machinery, and on the Thrashing-Machine. —— ■■ Ihis Day is published, The following useful Law Books, by J. Stratford, No. 112, Holbom-hill, and sold by all other Booksellers, In one volume 8vo. price 3s. sewed, THE LAW of WILLS, CODICILS, and JL REVOCATIONS. With plain and familiar Instruc- tions for Executor?, Administrators, Devisees, and Legatees. Including great_ vaj^ty of Forms of Wills and Codicils, adapted tu the cJrculllstanccof persons. of all ranks and si- tuatfona, who would wish to devise or bequeath their pro-' perty legally and securely, and prevent vexatious law-suits among their surviving relatives and friends. Including all the modern Decisions and Acts of Parliament on these subjects. To which is added, A clear and distinct Account of the LAW'S DISPOSAL of the ESTATES of those who die intestate or without a "VVI-LL. Calculated for the use of the Public in general, as *el 1 as the Professors ot the Law. With ample instructions for ob- taining Probate of Wills, and Letters of Administration.— The third edition with additions. By EARDLEif MITFORD, Esq. Conveyancer. 2. In one volume Bvo. price 3s. sewed, The fifth edition, A-Complete GUIDE to LANDLORDS, TENANTS, afid LODGERS. 3. In one volume Bva. price 3s. 6d. sewed, The COUNTRY and » Earnier'sCompIete Law Library. By WM. MA K RIO r, Esq. -4. In one volume Svfi. vrice'Ss. 6d. sewed, The New Complete PARISH OFFICER. By HENRY CLAVERING, Esq. Barrister at Law. 5. In one volume fteo. price St.,sewed, the LAW of BANKRUPTS. By SOAlHE WHJTTA- *ER, Esq. 6. In one volume 8vo. price 3s. sewed, The LAW of BILLS of EXCHANGE. By EWARD INDHAM IVIA NNING, Esq. itS3 The whole of the above Select Treatises may be had together in one volume, price bound in calf and let- tered or 19s, boards. i GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE LET, AND MAY BE ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, ALL that DWELLING-HOUSE § STORE- HOUSES, situate on the Qu A Y, in the town of SWAN- SEA, late the residence of Mr. Barnaby,Hawkins, consist- ing of a large shop, office, parlour, kitchen, and cellar, with a stable and other conveniences on the ground?floor; draw- ing-room and three bed-chambers on the second floor. The storehouses are iour in number, and have been often let for 40 per annum. The situation mast be allowed to be the most eligible for business in the town, and is well worth the attention of a Maltster, Baker, or Cornfactor. Likewise, a SMALL HOUSE adjoining, well suited for a Shop or an Accompting-house, wirh a Bed-room over. For particulars enquire of Mrs. Prichard, on the Premises. A PILOT BOAT to be SOLD by AUCTION, on Tues- day, the 26th instant, at tour trclock in the afternoon, at the Tyger-tavem, on the Quay. (One Concern.) CARDIGANSHIRE FARMS. TO BE LET, AND ENTEREP UPON AT LADY-DAY NEXT, FIVE very desirable and extensive FARMS, JL with suitable Buildings, situate in the several parishes of Llanfihangle, Croythin, and Gwnnws, in the county ot Cardigan, consisting each of about 1000 Acres of ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, in a good state bi cultivation, with very extensive Common Rights on the ad- jacent hills. Mr. John Thomas, of the Dcvil's-Bridge inn, will shew the Premises. For further particulars apply to Mr. Stephens, Solicitor, Newtown, Montgomeryshire. "• ■' — ■' COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN.' COUNTY OF CARMARTHEN. Atafull and respectable MEETING of the GENTRY, CLERGY, TRADERS, and others of'the said County, held at the Shire-Hall, in the town of Carmarthen, on Tuesday, the 5th day February, 1805, in con- sequence of a requisition to JOHN 8nnwNS, ESQ. High the said Coitizl,.y" foi, the pzii-posc J of taking, into consideration the most effectual mode of .SUPPRESSING the CIRCULATION of NOTES under the value of FIVE POUNDS each except those of the BANK of ENGLAND, NATHANIEL MORGAN, Esq. in the Chair j RESOLVED, 1. ^1^11 AT the issuing of Notes, under the value JL of Five Pounds each, by Country Bankers, Iron Masters, and Trading Firms, is "become a serious evil; that the circulation of such small Notes by Country Bankers, &c. can in no respect conduce to the convenience of the public, butmust only be considered as a most improper mode of creating funds for their own private advantage. 2.'That the receipt of'Notes of the above de- scription in rents, and all other pecuniary trans- actions, is attended with much loss of time trou- ble, and inconvenience; and, if not cliecked, will, in a short tiine, prevent any specie being brought into circulation. 3. That small Notes, payable at distant places, are the means of raising the prices of provisions to in., the middling and poorer classes, as they must fre- quently submit to exorbitant demands for what they purchase with those Notes, or pay a premium for their amount in specie. 4. That as his Majesty's Receivers of Taxes and Excise Duties in this County will receive no small Notes in payment, except "those of the Bank of England and also for the reasons before stated, It is Resolved, by those attending this Meeting, that they will not receive in the course of any "trans- actions of business, whether in the receipt of rents or otherwise, any Notes under the value of Five Pounds each, except those of the Bank of England; and that the Nobility,,Gentry, Clergy, and others of this and the neighbouring counties, be requested to co-operate with this Meeting in their endeavours to check a measure so detrimental to the public interest. 5. That a sufficient number of copies of these Resolutions be printed in English and Welsh, and that the same be circulated and stuck up in all public places within this county, and advertised three times in the London papers, called the Star, Courier, Traveller, and Suii; and in the Cambrian, Glocester, Hereford, and Sarah Farley's Bristol papers. 6. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to 1 the Sheriff tor his readiness in calling this Meeting. N. MORGAN, Chairman. ,'ha( the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his conduct in the Chair. T. JENKINS, PRINTER OF illils PAPER, BEGS leave to iftform his Friends, that he has just received a large Supply* of the following Va- luable Medicine: A certain Cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and Consumptions. Robberds's Improved Balsamic Elixir; Or, COUGH DROPS, In bottles at 2s. 9d. each. So extraordinary are its virtues,that let the patient be ever so emaciated or reduced, after having tried every medical assistance to no purpose, it will act as it were a charm, and instantly relieve the most inveterate Cough; give ease and freedom to perspiration, promote gentle expectoration, strengthen the whole debilitated constitution, procure the refreshing comfort of rest and sleep; and quickly etiect a permanent cure for the most obstinate Coughs, Colds, Asth- mas, and Consumptions. Not an instance has occurred, though taken bf near sixtv thousand patients, wherein these Drops have been known to fail relieving the above complaints; in fact too much can- not be said in praise of so valuable a remedy, as it only re- quires to be known to meet universal preference.-A fur- ther account of its virtues may be seen in the Evangelical, European, Ladies, and Gentlemen's Magazine, of January, 180,1).. His Majesty's Hon. Commissioners have been pleased to ri order the name of R. Butler, -No. 4, Chcapside, to be en- graved on a black stamp, which stamp IS atlixed to each bottle, all others are counterfeits. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap- side, corner Paternoster-row and retail by T. Jenkins, and J. Flexman, Swansea, and most Medicine Venders. Of tohom may be had, BUTLER's RESTORATIVE TOOTH-POWPER. APPLEBY'S ANTINERVOUS TEA. HAYMAN's MAREDANT'S DROPS. FORD's PECTORAL BALSAM of HOREHOUND. BEASELEY's FAMILY PLAISTER. GENUINE BALSAM of UFE. GLAMORGANSHIRE. CANAL SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, l?OCll SHARES in the NEATLI CANAL NAyiGA'i ION.——Apply to Messrs. W ood and 5< n, Cardiff; Mr. Yaughan, Swansea; Mr. C. Wilkins, Merthyr-Tidvil; or Messrs. W. and J. Powell, Brecon. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, THE UMBER now growing on ABEI'TLOGY FARM; advei«ised to be sold at the Mackwortlwlrni;. inn, in the town of Swansea, on the 2d of March, 1Q05, be- tween the hours of four and six in the afternoon, will be sold, as it now stands, with all the Underwood, except the Aider, to the best bidder, without reserve. for any further particulars apply to T. Dalton,Cardiff. Bristo!, Feb. 6,1805. MAHOGANY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Great Crane on the Quay, near the Gib Slip, on Fri- day, the 1st of March, at eleven o'clock, THE prime CARGO of the Ship ELIZA, from HONDURAS, consisting of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND FEET of MAHOGANY, of superior qua- lity, and large dimensions. Catalogues, and further particulars may be had, by appli- cation to Acrainaii, Jones, and Co. Canon's Marsh, or to J. BONBONOUS, Broker. N.B. Should the weather prove unfavourable, the sale will be held at the Assembly Coffee-Hoirse, on the Quay. BRECON SHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Swan-inn, in the town of Brecon, on Saturday, the 2d day of March, 1805, between the hours of lour and six j in the afternoon, the following Messuages, Tenements, and Lands hereafter-mentioned, in the following lots: Lot1' A LL that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, XX .TENEMENT, FARM, and LANDS, called PENTRE RHyD-Y-GYFIR, situate in the parish of Si. Mi- chae! Cwmdu, in the said county, containing by admeasure- ment 31 A. 1R. 4P. in the occupation of Thomas Jones, un- der a tease for 21 years, which expires at Michaelmas, 1895. Lot*i. The LEASE of all those several CLOSES, PIECES or PAltCELS of AIL1HLE, j)ŒADOW, andPAS'[Ul.:E 'L-'iND, adjoining the foregoing lot, and held ttjcrewiti:, situate in the parish cf Talgarth, containing 28A. 24-P. granted by the late Sir Edw. VV iilianis, Bart, for three Jives, all m being, under the age of 30 years, at the rent of £ 12. Lot 3. All those several CLOSES, PIECES and PAR- CELS of LAND, containing 25A. lR, 5P. situate in the parish of Lianthew,. in the occupation of the Rev. Richard Dav ies, John Phil hedge, and Mrs. Jones. Lot 4. All those TWO several newly-erected COTTAGES with the GARDENb; and TWO CLOSES of MEADOW LAND thereto peiongmg, situate at Cwmanw.d, in the pa- rish of Llantiiew. For particulars apply to Mr. Maybcry, Attorney at Law,' Brecon. Tothe CUIUOJJS in FISH SAUCE. FAMILIES in general are respectfully in- formed, J. BURGESS and SON's ( Jenuine and Su- [ penor ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES for FISH SAUCE, continues to be prepared by them in the same manner that has obtained such universal approbation for many years past. The Jongju$t,y-acquired superiority of that article is'fully confirmed m tne opinion of the country at large, and of per- sons resiuotit m all parts of the world, and having stood the test of trial,, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. The general utility of their ESSENCE of AN CEO VrES, and other rich SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces them, from the numerous advertisements daily appearing, to cauHon Fami- lies, &c. in purchasing the same, as none is to be had oi their genuine, but at their Warehouse as under. i Every pther article in the OIL TRADE for family use, 01 the best quality. Warehouse, No. i 07, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. A IIDY"S new-invented BLACK IN G-POW- A-a DER, (patronised and used for the King and Royal famuy) with hair the usual trouble produces the most ia- snionable and elegant je/lustre to Boots, Dress Shoes, Car- touch Boxes, Ladies Blatk Boots, Clogs, &c. As the above composition is neither Japun nor Yarn-isli, it will not crust upon the boot, which occasions decay: but, on the contrary, win soften and meliorate the leather, repel water, withstand heat, and retain its virtues ill all climates. It neither soils the finger, nor smells I y Is. and Is. 6d. per box. Also, a MIXTURE, CRKAM» and LIQUID, which so excel- lently restores, preserves, and, beautifies the Tops of Boot. the Cream keeps the pale colour, Is. (3,1, The Liquid tor brown or tan, Is. The Mixture is for the purpose of t'akim* out ink or any stain, 3s. per bottle, 0 The genuine are signed Robert Hardy, 3, Barnard's- • nn, Holborn, London." Sold by him and tue Printer of this Paper, and most Booksellers, Perfumers, and Venders of Medicine in the Kingdom. This Blacking Powder is particularly recommended to dealers, and for exportation; from the closeness of packing lightness of carnage, and not being subject to loss, as most liquids are, from the breaking of bottles,'fermenting, inc. GLAMOHGANSI-HRE, 1805. TO COPER THIS SEASON, AT ST. ATIIAN'S, near COWBRIDGB, at ONE GUINEA each Mare, and 2s. 6d. the Groom, that well-known good Racer, and sure Fole.-getter, JOHN O'GUOT, ° Got by Overton, dam by Young Marsk; he. is now rising eight years old, is a beautiful brown, full fifteen hands and two inches high, in very fine condition, and allowed to be the finest horse that ever canle inta the Principality- He is capable of getting Racers, Hipum, or even Coach-Horses.. April ]/, J.800,- lie won the 3-year old sweepstakes, over Caterick-bridge, 10 subscribers, beating Amboy, Takama- haka, Star, Collier, and six others. ° Oct. 9, at Penrith, he won the town plate, for all ages, beating Windleston and Gonear, easy, four-mile heats. At four years old he beat Collector, over Ascot Heath, easy; the wjnner to be sold for 300 guineas. Ati, _bourn.lie won53.guineas,four-mile heats, beating Ilighh-i Tebay. Pet, and'Brighton. At Bng111hehi 1 s 1.o 11 e he beat Cocoa-tree, Vivaldi, and his Royal Highness the Prince, of Wales's Jack Andrews. At Canterbury the King's plate of 100 guineas, four-mile heats, beating Treasurer, eay> The same day won 50 gui- neas, beating Patch, four-mile heat. At Lewes he beat his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales's Rebel, and Sir Ilarryj easy. At Egharo a 501. beating his Royal Highness the Prince- e' of Wales's Velvet-horn, Ploughboy, Brighton, and Egham. At Newmarket, over B. C. ic beat French-hom, i^oung Doteret, Pizarro, Capricont) and Bona Firsr Consul And then he. became the property of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales-, when he lie at Masterv, 7'st. 4ib?each, the best of three-mile heats,'ofer the B. C. for 50 guineas, even betting. For his pedigree, and the rest of his perfvj u ance, see the Racing Calender. He is now the property of William Race, late Groom to Robert Jones, Esq. t::?- Good GRASS for MARES at 4s. per week, (md proper care taken of them. The Money to bs-paid ilic 24th of Juw next. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BiC AUCTION, By THOMAS BOWEN, On Monday, the 25th of February inst. at three o'clock in the evening, at the Mackworth-Arms inn, in the town of Swansea, ^unless in the mean lime disposed of by Private Contract, of which notice will be given in this paper, A LL that desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Si, A LL that desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, XJL comprising a very excellw* DWELLING-HOUSE' and suitable Onthoiws, with abo»» .ft* Acresvf MEADOW, ARABLE, and PASTURE LAND, called CWMMAWR, situate in the parish of LJ.ANRHIDIAN, now the possession of Clerk Kelly M'Adam, Esq. This Estate IS about six miles distance from the town of Swansea, two miles and a half from Penclawdd, and the same distance from Lloughor, and within three miles of the Ptail-Road from Swansea to the Mumbles. It contains two valuable 1 eins ol Coal, which may be opened at a triSins expenee, and worked to great advantage. It has very ex- tensive Rights of it, is in good repair, and the House fit for the reception of a genteel iamily. The Land-Tax has been purchased by the Proprietor, and it is lithe-free of Hay. A part of the purchase money may remain on Mortgage. For prtieulars apply at the Office of Mr. Phillips, Attor- ney, Swansea, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Cardiff-Arms inn, in Cardiff, in the said county, on Saturday, the 2d day of March next, between the hours ol four and five in the afternoon of the same day. subject to such Conditions as shall be there then produced, unless disposed of in the mean time, of which notice, will be given, the following trcehold Premises, in two distinct lets, viz. Loti. A LL that MESSUAGE or TE.NE- MENT LANDS, with the Appurtenances, called COED-Y-GLORIA, containing by 39A. 3R. 31 P. or thereabouts. Lot 2. An that other MESSUAGE or TENEMENT and LANDS, with the Aopurvenances, called KEVFA'- COED, otherwise JOHN THOMAS's TENEMENT. con- taining by admeasurement 35A. SR. 15P. or thereabouts. The above Premises adjoin, are situate in the parish of Lanedern, in the said county, now in the occupation cf Ed- as tej)ant a' ward Richards, as tenant at will, at moderate rents, and are capable of great iiiipri^cments. For particulars apply to Messrs. Wood and Son, Attomies, at Cardiff. PEMBROKESHIRE. Valuable and hnprovahle Freehold ESTATE, WJTH ROYALTIES, MANOR, FISHERY, PERPETUAL ABVOWSON, Cvc. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By PETEH COXF, BURREI.I., and FOBTER, 'At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, Lon- don, on'.Thursday, March 28,-1805, at twelve o'clock, A Very valuable and improvable FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing 1800 Acres of Land, let to te- nants at will, called GREAT TPvEFGARN, being a Parish and Lordship of itself, situate in a delightful part of the county ot Pembroke, abounding-in Game, five miles on the turnpike-road from Haverfordwest,• and ten juiles from Fisgard; consisting of sundry' gardens, orchards, bartons, court ledges, barns, stables, closes, pieces and par- cels of rich and fertile ARABLE. MEADOW, # WOOD -■-AND, 40 Acres of which is OAK TI:,IBER, highly orna- mental as well as profitable, and with uninclosed Slieep \v aiks; the wiioie compact and in a ring-ience. Togetitei ^'ith the next Presentaaon and Perpetual Advowson ot -the Living of G REAT 1 REFO ARN, and ail the Royalties, Mano- rial Rights m Court Leet, Court Baron, &c. 'with an extent of 'Fishery of near two miles of the West Cledde, that skirts the Estate, a favourable stream tor Eels, Trout, and Salmon. There is good Stone on the Estate for Building, and a Grisi- Mill might b« erected at very little expenee. This property is weil worth the attention of any Noble- man or Gentjcmanwhomay wish to invest Ins money in Land, in a part ot the country where the value of Land is daily rising, as III that part of South-Wales. May be viewed''any time till the sale, on application^ Mr. i'eter Aston, Belmont, near' Haverfordwest; of whom particulars may be had one month preceding: atsc of Mesn's. Shaw, Docker, ft a tes, and Hodson, Manchester; John Chamberlain, Esq. Chester: the Bush-inn, Bristol; the" VVhite-Hart, Narberth; the Castle and the Manner. Haver- tordwest; at Lloyd's and Garraway's Coilee-1 ous*. Hi.' of Messrs. Peter Coxe, Burrell, and Foster, Throir ■. street, London, where a Phm of the. Estate may be ->(. n. On Monday, the 25th of February, will be published, THE FIRST VOLUME oi. the ENGLISH A DRAMA or a COLLECTION of PLAYS (If tite mew | celebrated Authors with Critical and Biographical Essays, and an Historical Inquiry in the Drama and ttie tage. London: printed ior Longman, Hurst, Rces, and Orme, Paternoster-row; William Miller, Albemarle-street; and Ii. Constable, and Co. Edinburgh; sold also by T. Jenkins, Prmter otriiis Paper, and Mrs. Oakey, Swansea. A finely engraved Portrait of each Author, from the ",os[ authentic sources, to be hereafter prefixed to the life 01 its appropriate.original, will accompany most of the vo- lumes; and every Play wliJbe enriched by ahighly liuished Engraving upon the nrst page, illustrative oi its subjeci. tj-om Paintings by the "best Artists. The following have al- ready produced Pictures for the Work; namely, Sniirke, R. A.; Stothard, R. A. Westali, R. A. Tresham, R. A. fhompson, R. A. jimd Howard, A. R. A.; which are in the lands of the following engravers; Heath, Anker Smith., Parker, Raimbach, Warren, Neagle, Cromeck, Noble, De- latre, Evans, Hopwood, and Fittler, and other artists of ce- lebrity wiil be employed. The work wiiy,ie very handsomely printed bv Ballantyne, Edinburgh, upon the host paper, in crown Bvo. and a'few oopiesin a most splend id manner, with Proof Plates, ill royal bvo. Each volume will contain Three Plavs. Tue nrice of the crown will be 10s. tid. and of the roval 183. each Volume. A Prospectus of the Work may be had at the Pub- lishers', where specimens may be seen. FOR RHEUMATISMS and COLDS which I Is 1-' prevail at this season of the Ytêir, no Medicine is so caie and elhcacious as Dr. JAMES's^ ANALEPTIC PILLS. Their peculiar tendency to promote perspiration, and all the natural secretions, wilj account for their singular virtues in these complaints, as well as in many others to which the hu- man frame is liable from the vicissitudes of our climate. Tiiey are admirably calcinated for Disorders of the Sto- mach and Bowels,' and for person's of a Bilious'or a Goutv Habit. They are likewise particularly serviceable in Head- aches occasioned by indigestion; as also in preventing Pal- sies and Apoplexies, so often the consequence of intern perance. Recourse should be had to them after any ex- cess, and upon every slight L di o ion; and thus "their well known characteristic of.} r un>r longevity will be maintained. They operate as a gentle purgative! and re- quire no confinement. Soid only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the warehouse for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, the east end of St. Paul's, London; in boxes, price 4s. 6d. each, duty included or the quantity' of six may be had in on;, large box for lb 4s.— observe that filename, Paul's," is engraved in the-stamps. All.otnersare counterfoils Sold aiso by T. Jenkins, and T. S v-« a d d bv those other Venders in ilic countrv hie. hh. e -V. pouittueataadc>thefi^iatureiw w'i.t < I TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Beaufort-Arms inn, Monmouth, on Saturday, H e 16th (}ay or March next, berween the hours of three and five iv the, ai*te.rnooii, sub;ect to u,h cond,Ioiis a, s be then produced, rpjLREE H0NDRFD FINE OAK TIM- -S. BER lREi^taiid, tn<. county of GIauior»an, -ii§ hereiuioered-• -i.. EIGHTY FW >' K at Grai^e Treha.nus, nv^'T\V'nVCa nMesfr^wHn^: J j.iNl \c<y ia.-i stand i-ne at Gle- n L Also, 1HHITY FINE OAKS, standing at Gellywroon. about five miles trow Swansea. ONE HUNDRED and SEVENTY OAKS, standing in a Coppice Wood, called BrocJchole ITilod, about three miles from Swansea, near to the Sea, between Swansea and the MGmbles. AH tfifi before-mentioned Timber is numbered with a ixribe, or with paint, and is well worth the attention of Timber Merchants. Mr. Evan Evans, woodward, at Sketty, near Swansea. will shew the aforesaid Timber. IN THE VALE OF GWENDRAETHFACH, Near CARMARTHEN. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the King's-Arms inn, in the town of Carmarthen, on the 2.5th rt February inst. between the hours of two and fonr o'clock in the afternoon, subject to the Conditions of Sale which shall be then produced, By WILLIAM DAVIES, Auctioneer, Lot 1, A XX tJiat exceedrfertile and very .XJL desirable FARM, and rich MEADOW and PASTURE LANDS, called GLANYRYNNIS, situate in the said vale, in the parish of LLAXDBAHOC-, in the x,id county of Carmarthen, and about seven miles from the market-town of Carmarthen, and within few hundred yards to Lime, and within the distance of tw o miles to Coal. 2- A'S<» another very compact and truly valuable FARM, adjomwr Glaryrynnis, called LODGE, consisting of pcantitulMEADOW and PASTURE LANDS. Lot 3. And also another FARM, adjoining the last-men- tioned premises, called COURT, containing msuiv Acres of low MEADOW LANDS, and extensive PASTURE and CORN1 GROUNDS, in an improved state cf culture. The Dwelling-houses and Outbuildings, Fences and In- cisures, upon those three Farms, are in excellent repair,, and the soil, -without exception, PS rich And luxm-iant as anv in the county of Carmarthen; and the Corn Lands iipon -i d iie s, cti tvrc-»-2i lots lay on a gentle rise of the vale, in a due south aspect;- and the Meadow and Pasture Lan-t; hsve. every converience of further improvement, bv the prooer use'snd management of water, which springs in great profusion out of the nsmg lands. These, Wltu the other-local advan^grs of being near Lime and Coal, and the small distance from' the best market in South-Wales, render this prooerty' truly valuable. J For particulars apply to John Williams, Solicitor Car-* marthen. EMPLOYMENT. A MIDDLE-ALrED MAN, ot respectable XA. connexions, well acquainted \yib Basiiie?/ in gene- ra), is desirous of meèÜng wLt:¡ an eliz,cment in some MANUFACTURING or MERCANTILE HOUSE in :.v» ALES (or the adjoining English counties) where his ta- lents and attention-might be useful. Any Noolcman or Gentleman in want of a iiiaii o. on an 1 respectability to take, an active part on his Estates, would niid him not unworthy p-trttnaec. Aline addressed Mr. E. Knight, pSst-ollice, Bristol, will meet immediate and respectful attention. CARMARTHENSHIRE. WHEREAS WILLIAM CLEAVER, of the T' ".n.ilmDglc Aberb.uhTcli, fc'tWiM county, di(J, on tlie 8th day ot November last, IMPOIXVT* a MARR frran off his Farm, Llandvbie PoldVwhi • Mare had been sold oy him, sometime before, to .To-n it.sficld, Esq. of the town ^of Swansea, in the county of °1 c M Ma !) that t1;e said Mare be Stld by PIlWic Auction, ar the markpt-town of Llan- i'o i^r. m the said county of Catmarfhen, on Saturday, 1"' Ji ,T<irc^ next, to defray the ex peaces arism* froni her keep, -Xc. unless the-same be previously paid, and the Mare taken a"wa\7. Llandjbic, wSf TH0KaS' FURNnURE DRAWINGS. Dedicated (with permission) 10 his Royal Hi-hness the Prince of Waies. This day was published, Printed on Whatman's paper, roval quarto, PART the FIRST, Containing 50 plates, price tl 11,. 6d. plain, or flcgantl coloured 21. 12s. 6d. ° COLLECTION of DESIGNS for IIOUSE- FURNITURE and INTERIOR DECO- 4-^riON' in the most approved and elegit taste: viz. sideboards, hooKcases, beds and cornices; chairs, stools, tauteuus, commodes, window-curtains, pi.-r-t cande labri, tables for libraries, writing, work, dre-sh'" ike sof-r"' 0:tomans, c-onsole-iaides, chaise-longue d s mirmrs' la.ups, jariiinierea, wardrobes, pedesta !s, < 011 r 6rc. icc ia the Egyptian, Etruscan, Greek, and Jt 1 u tvles- wuh various designs for rooms, shewing the decorations, adjusr- drawings, Iumuure'^c- e'egautly engraved from original By GEORGE SMITH, Upholder Extraordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince ot vVale-a. This "\v ork will consist of about 15'J ni?tee nnn-r,- aquatint a, making a iKand-ome and convenient vo h-ine in large quarto, printed on cue nest royal paner, vith d-'nn- tio" s ill It win be published in Three Parts, containing r<.t le<s thiui oO plates cach. The Second and Third Parts wi'l b- published with ail possible speed.. hl •^rS''1rd» b/r i Ta^0,;• at the ArGh'itectnral Lilirarv, x>o. _j.-?,_High Holborn; where noblemen and- genrh-rar'o'' mchnen to p^romse this eiftensive work, are requested'tj sCL.a their names and address. E LIZ ABE IH LLLK had atfirst a sniali soot of a brownish cast, on her wrist; she paid no atten- tton to it, conceiving it required none:—It bsgan t* snrend y, producing a wateryhumour, accompanied with a dry v-nrfv surface, inflamed, w u nt itching. When hhe"anp]ie*d for the mecticme, i?LJll RY's PATENT 1\•'W'>•.> S'ne h-! srread AVa^- and they exhibited the appearance of a. continued r*w cU face, si mat she was unable; to drau on hergiovts. Having taken the firvt ootoe they amended surnriMnal v, and al'ttl taKing^x bottles scarcely any thin,: r J, c. t « ro..Kh- .nes» or sum. J-L!/i.PETTl T FFK JOSEPH TPCKKR, NO. 11, court-road, vouches for the veracitx of tin, -uL{ tu "r v Remarks on the ganihie Medicintt »e fv < P-. tent'' must be expressed in words at length on the t><> '< n the bi.M ot directions and wrapper cov?rhU /-h J, r •medicine.-Ine stamp Cthat is the fint-> • i ink instead of red mk th.- ■ .1 p,c^ ls 1 bottie is always seale.d wiln ml J attends as nsii.al sp'iae v ayic i/V T. Jeu^ius, Pnntei w Pa^r.