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SIllP NEWS. the jam Pasco, front;Falmouth," with copper orf Waa-- ulOuth, Cuthtf, from- iJtii.cumui. Wi ones; Pri>vific;-i,ce, Owen; an<J Pt-L'o v, d^PS1-. Cardigan, .with, slnte.- Ii,> vvniiarus, trom t-fiester, with oncks; Rope, Mvnis,' trout Muford; Providence, Jenkins, irom loughall;' Union, .joss-troin Ply mourn Hope, Yco, ironv Lideford, »!! in ballast; and Bold Harry, Jones, from Llanellv for Fish- guard, in distress. Cleared .out, -the Ann and Teresa,Co!'ins, for Bristol, with, copper; Join:. :nd Bel.sv, Lloyd, for Bidefbrd, with'coal nhd earthenware- H ie, vforris, ror Waferford'; Jenny,'Cam•>- hefl, for Youghe 1, M^net, PenhoVwood; Hope," Fisher F"me, Day and Diiic-ence, Penhorwood, idr.Barnstaple Thomas, Pranee; Brothers, Suily; aud Bee, Smith, for Budgewatw Mayftower, Moyse,. tor Padstow: Two Bro- S, Cinsrte'l.f'or Ltracombe;" Manner, Banks, for Fowev ^-St.n..i, Johns: Industry, Tucker; mid Three'Brothcrs, escott, for Si, Ives, afi with coat or-culm. er Co -1 JJ'— Arrived, tlje Mary, Thomas, from Swansea M >. Osborn, frQm PidsLIJIAT; Nancy, Hale; and. Doi- v, trom Plymouth, all in 1-iail'ast-- S >ile<i, the Ann, Pachafds, for Swansea, \th tiiuher: Tna!, Bodnatn, sor Ùlocester; and' Ffehe, WaS'ci'. for Bristol, with sundries Forester, -Jones,* tor Ikw-n1, with iron and Three Brcthers; Stribl'ing, -Sor'-Barnstapie' m iiii toals. Carmarthen-. — Arrived, the Welcome, Davies, frame Swansea, with sundne?; Nancy, lie-, an. froiii iron pipe-; Fiiendsbip, Wriiha/n», nuu, (Zhruigau, with slates all. inew Speecix, v moa.i!ast. Cleared o t, the Pe i.e a d Pie J nes for i0tCl) with sundries; mid Nancy, YetsQau, ibr dtitc, in ba.ia^U L i, the Mary Ann, Mo- a,i, ;¡,mi Car- ínarthen PeLcan, Jones, from "Car"igan and Ann, Wat- kinr, irora Abervstwilli, in ballast- Cleared ■ oui, ti.e Paunnon Convoy, Tho:H-as lot Càtr4 niarthen Ann, Watiin.?,. lor AOery-stwkh afi •• Da vies, for Fowey,. wtlhe-OH Is Cardigan.-—Cleared~out, the Rose. Ovw-n-, for 1(,rct Beginning, Francis and BeLv, R ,ht r T' x j + fbr Bristoland j nd • 1 ¿r \Vexturd.' • Bristol.—Arrived;-the Pearl,T> -l e» tro j j .1 Lent., S«>per, frotu Newjoundiaurt ili(irtrerv-.) Jrom (,ucnls3.Y; Pe-severance, I)<)VioJEait.an Copplestonc, Ironj Cork; JVIaria.Sei^ajcn, rro-- i- Gi-ate- } .e-prU C BahiujOi.e, (b'.Ms on >-h"re on the iv.vash '-•■ Vt ilLam-mid Coilwsime. Evan-, Irr.. i Al < r^„. 1-1.. Nichol, irom London. ered Williams: [ u, (, „ Johl) and Mary, Stores, "or Catmarthen Phd-niv, j> „1U '.1 Richard, Lewis,; .or Swa i Hi ,there n l,%f ,r t-owes; Hope, Edwards, tor Plymouth Mar,-Psn»iw:i~'rn^ \ppie Tree, Swattdn,"lor Dartmouth s:nd Ex( t<jr -FooJe.—S-'iled, tbeSIX Brothers, ManoUiwy,«ioi'fiwan-fa. Liverpool.—A'.r'vcil, the 'vld^j: <r i, Lv \ari-, n m! r y stwitll, wit gram; Pro\ k, net, J j,m ,d \(,> jio, urifhtns, from CatdtiT, wiih tm plates ans! bar iron L d;aa Lassr,' 1 urpiif, ftoui Clit-pstow, with (>■k bark; W■ r"'ri Butkeleyv Jones; -and Ann, Garner, from C<why, wi»h .vheat, oats,, beans and -Grec! iield rrom Beaumaris, with oppci ore, xc V iruaithen P t' t, Evans,-from Cork, wjih oat-, >lAr,i tret, I\ir\, >n Stevens: Margaret, Tliomas, and fr,end mp, Pr„t i di from Bristol, witi; sundries. ,Plii>novtft.~—Arn-fed, the "\Ti ler^d,o♦ C i<,r'hc,n, L! irom Car-aid tor .Londunj with ir^i, witti the 10ss' of ■<_ mast; also,:the f IY,vis, srovv for this port, with tnul* i (.e„ „ j f-i^hon.privateer, of 14 guns, and r.-t<;keu hy the (mtinett oi sS. Cork. Feb. 13,On Satu I Y, l i t Co e 1 is- 'a- jt'stv's sloop Argus, Captai !v<«>< »«i a t m v "no n Belfast -lor the Downs she- ^ot as a* «c;l'y, hufvvas put back here by L. S. F.. winds. (^-i pi- about thirteen.leagues south-east of thslmtoir k'l m-with the hull of a bhg, with hor- -iw*t* cut aivav- ai d her ballast pasts d ta be the StisarTiah, ot Bide-lord. loaded, iimcvo it not a. person on board. ^ItjCii- was <tu appi'wrarjee oi a scuttle having been cut unaer tile to sink her. ('apt in Kit'o"'o L iu lot, nu-'s rigged, and ^brought tier ipto the entrance, oi the narhoar-^n Saturday* wben, ot -he h >d ii„ she would ijotstt-ei -and Coii»i;i^; across the ♦idf. "-ntHe'-iv werjt down nu-.tiy sm-ilj boats n,>ar'saved all t' n No whom Captain on board. It is p on. me I- been, taken by So u'1 r r d» privateer, which, ha,,¡ng.ij,j!:en out Ùer erçw,.JC!t berm La, sle,te.. Tlse. ship CTeortrc, supposed ■ irom Bristoi,' to Li?ndn, (which had been t; (turetl, and tailed inlo j' "t taken by. the A itu-an si, op it' J gi ,>-bi .-s. i.i > (. c ing to Calais, a id sent into Dcnu. "the c«itu r f beta ianded. '1 he Fanny, (t m from Liverpool to Deme; t into Holyhead., hs-v ia^ sprung two 'of HeT ton- ^,d cannot proceed until her't^'ni'ites-are repaired
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I COUNTRY •VIAE.KTT^ SWANSEA. YVheat 10s. 9d. BaHev-f.* 41 -Oat«o, ha. per AVincliester nusitei.- ■ (. AUDI vr. n.Mt S'1". to j9* per I* (r: *» 13 fli" i;-s io 1..( o t) i-c o ,,i. _a! oi. t/».T vi i if i\ V. jl ->rh < > {,'• Oats -:s. yn,-per Ai wiciTstcr oitshei. .C.i >. an \V P fo > ii > d-'u I u5 ;")s. J IUFL See J t 6d. t "'I 1 per Vv !i" :1. L v E n, 14s. Gd IVitf\, f- oi t\ T;»M, V's. <)d. TJRE-Y~ P'CA-E 7s. per Lv iimir -tivi tk)- 12s. OJ., Bir'e1 o-. fid to i vJ Pi rli Kfe to His -od- p sr bu-' lI of t- v ^al on* V.Mi.s ;i "vi-w Quay, 'is. ltd. to IN. (>d. iir!f,(;0\ V I' .it I' fit- r v ..n'v 11-. V,) it ■ ditto 0>K !)J p • i- ic' i i 1 i ns. U L. 7t. v'-i-. per measure ot^3 ^ilv-is.
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1 is • j i "S v i 11-' » t> t A.v-1 j,i-L. jit J t-nr tiut; cutiMi-r T: edit.. I Days. I jsiortHd^. i Lveiunc, j fj eight. •' j II..vr. ] II. I • i. Saturday 6 hi. \7tl F 5ti -10 Sunday 7 1 J 7 j,j j 17 H. .Monday 7 b o } 7 *>■ £ j i7 9 Tuesday S ,10 8 [ 17 B \V, dn.»sia> 8 -L) 9 9 I Id 3 Thursday j 9 ,11 I 9 55 { 14 li> Friday ,| 1.0, 20 10 oO | 12 ,7 HIGH WATER AT THE PASSAGES ''•> lor the ensuing If tide. -Days. j Morning. Evening. ir. m. n. M. Saturday 7 7 7 21' -.Sunday 7 23 7 40 Monday 7 57 8 14 Tuesday 8 -32 8 51 'Wednesday 9 11 9 31 Thursday 9 53 10 17 Priday 10 l.i 1i
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r WANTED immediately, a-Single ••Man- in the capacity of a FOOTMAN to a smalt gentee) in the country. None need anplv whose cliaracter. H-JII not bear strict invipstis;:ttion.——Enquire of Mr. Ed- lucnd, Ironmonger, Castle-street, Swan t 1IIEATRE; BRECOA". OX WrDNl^]) Y next will be produced, (never acied here) the Co'med?.of THE PLJNU BARGAIN Or, Ji ill HIM OUT. TO WHICH WILL Bf A DHRD, OF :AGZ TO-MORRO W: CAiurvn nrrxsnuir TITliKREAS WILLIAM CLl-AVnil,'of the 9 y p.tmli ol LlauM.i.ini>k' \nt '-buih-en, in the viu .county, did, on the Eth day oi N.jveiiioer tMt, laiPOUNn a vVIATIE, ii'oin oil Ins i-arin, in Llatidvbic Pouiul, which Mare had been sold" bvhim, sotuetime Iietore, to John Mansfield, Esq. oi the town ot -hwansea-, m the cotinvy- of Glaiiur can 'Sot'-t « iu'uh; yivm, th-it the sod Aiar^ will heboJd t>y PublH; Auction, at the market-town of Llan- djlo-favv-i, m the said couiitv of Carmarthfti, on Saturdav", the ^)t.h ot iVuirc.h iie\t, idi.li a\ lue c.vpeiH'i's in isiii; rrojii ■lier keep, Ki un'os uic ,aiiie be previouilv p u 1, mnl t!.t Mare taken away, IvtCi TATID 1HOAIAS, Poiy^d Lyepef." Lliindj h. It'; l., if) i AT YBBIRDD. !>YI)in:i) hysbys .fod' CY MDiTi 'I \S Y 1 £ GWYNEDDtGION Vft, I I l NDAIN: vvedi helaetha v r A:w.'f i dd«n>vi* Canta;tau ar i>estvn y Flwvaovn ItJOl, iivd l ij t lHAjNvjfcL ne'it. rI'.nod'.vvd hyn o aelvos j oud v tvlivbudd cyntat weet et ddefDya yn rhy Iw.vr .i• wneuthar ('y nav\ inlei i r i rtnv- IJerb.ymed ihn I n i- dau, H, bydded byshys ) A.yd.v. yr y rhai. liynv lohnili Cd id.dynt dttiwygiaw,ne.u hetacuiu eu Lylaasoddiadau yn y cyfamser.. Y TestYl1 yw hwn: Ymj$'Vryd'nin, ac ei Hamddijjyniua rhag caicdl Estron." "WOMAN A Middle-aged steady WOMAN, as SER- VANT of all WORK -iii a small Famijy, where there are no children, nor any oilier servant kept. She -is required to cook plain victuals alHiget lip linel! thoroughlywc!]-c- must be very cleanly, and of a mild cm!'temper, and have a good character li-oiii Iier ias-tpiace. An Englishwoman, would be preferred, but no. objection to Welsh it answering the above description ana speaks good English. Apply at the Printing O ue ol fin ?i tr. N- B. 1 o pieve.it trouble, wages sivt;x UIUNKAS, and find her owit lea. Lit t y lib '2 1 j 3',0.5. A T a AII n of the sOr»Ii "-fi and U- jL G1A i Ml N "'(«k 'c 1 i'i t>'c IUVDE and PROSPElUi 1 of.tiJe la VER IH.JIUty; incoIlScqllellcc, 'of public .adv rtistie K c'a m trie 7th inst. Kil thts day ■at.the Ealcoii-mn, at Llanellv-; present. 1\1/ JûnX REFS,Chái¡;man; ~1\I) 1 anitOULii, Li i tif huilal Mr U h„ Mi 1 < £ II, V, H II p1 7, V V H, ■b. I i, L s, Jill rfyl,)Ul Ml Jl )\ > V ton, lUr, H. Childe, M, Geo. ii alkct, | Mr j" s, An. J a,f <, n a. Hi'Sor.vcn, ThaI, tor the safety of all Vessels nawatmp the Bnrrv • liner irom thti lloiii <- .>1 IJi in t() I'uni ndd t > I' i i.'i a lievv Survey and C i u of tin saui io,ili n ^ti'i sevcn:! Buoys arid re essenuad v-uccessary- -to pome out the aiiricl of deep water, and itie several meander oi the I nver., That-.Mr. Wedge be requested, to' continue and extend his Survey of the river, froin the Holmes of Burry to Pe.n- |, clawdd, this day exhibited ro the Mecnna;, irom The point Qi the river where the said Survey was discontinued up to Pentarddulais Bridge. That as soon as an accurate drawing of.Mr. Wedge's Sur- vey can be procured, the. same should be engraved and Pllbiished., That oil the pubhcation of the said Survey or Chart, co- pies of the same be sent to the several Custom-houses iu GreatrBritain and Ireland, Trinity-house, Lloyd's Cotree- house, and other public piaces to v-hich Masters of Vessels aretikciyt.or.psort. All". Wedge be requested to furnish anesttnuiteof the probableexpcîlce which may be incurred hy, his Sur- vev, and the publication ot itvto?other with the ex pence of 'Baoys and Beacons, and the necessai v apparatus for afrix- me tite sa;ne.! '— that this.'Meetmg be adjourned to Thursday the 21st ol March next, when-Mr. Wedge is requested to be prepared with a, d rawmg of his btrrvey irom the Huhnes of ISmTy Pontaidaul ns Bridge, and the e&uaidte oi the expence ne- cessary to be for the-Bnoymg and Beaconing the river within tliose points. Tuattlie f hanks of .tlie Meeting be gi-von to /OH\ Rj?rs, Mso. tiie Chanluan, and to the oihct t.Teutletu.en who oriw nallv suagested the expediency ol tins "vfeetniK, -the p.-i-. feedings ot winch are directed to be published in the C nn JOll S ( Til I I .1<D'.GXEN. T, one SOL 1), Every, V?ednesda\, at Ivtnd lann, ilnee miles from Kitlwellv, WO or more i;) FAt OXEN, utiglrnaj i-, from 12 to 1800 eacu-—'Attendance at the Stalls rom ten o'clock m the moniing tdl three m the evening, where the Beasts will be weighed in the weighing machine, for the. satisfaction ol'-the purchaser. ""T^if^JEiTTrT™ a iTTToT, By DAVID I'LRIDI On Monday, the Ttth day of March iust" at Hi 'h^a^ in the parish 01 Pcnard, tn thccountv ol ui^n.ng ALL tlie following' S.'<) *K t>llf ( HOP, yiz., 111 eight oxen, three mile h cow, <. w ]ivt"u<uv,ihuc yearlings. twelve ho m *>, culthie, i"i i e acres growing wheat, three small mows of corn, one ol wheat, one of barley, and one ot oats, one Imy-nck, with the imple- ments ot husband r v. And on rl'u sir., die 1Cth, will be Sold, all the HOUSE- HOLD 1 HMHHI. The sale to btjgm each day at twelve o'cloclc. G TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, c To the best bidder, M the ( .rdilf-Aims, in .Cardiff, on Fri- day, the U9th day of Marcn imt. betweenthc hours of i eleven and t.welve of tlie i lo„k in t'lu forenoon, subject to such Conditions as shall bo.then jiroduced, 'vniSxrr-roui l\iim; OAK TIMBER i ivKr.S, growing upon nisgoy, Earm, and Rhue iv Wood tojommg, si a e nearPentirch luui Works, iN tne said cowaty, in niKuner loliowm": Lot 1. 1 nesHlu !"f 1 rees. bv tne low.. LoU2. The Bark i t i IHi l 'u >t I I ,tf', bv the Tow.. Lot Cord..Uood, to he produced from the said Trees, by the Curd. Note, The above Timber 1a ysverv near the Canal from Mertbyr to Card in, and fit lor the Jvavy or other purposes. Mn-Thomas Vaughan, sen. of, Wiutehouse, near Caraift, will jShevv the Innoei- on aoolication, of wltom particular's may be had and aiso oi Mr. Tho,' BOÎ',I, Attorney, Brecon. BH.EÇONSfHRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, To the best bidder, at the Buslvi.m, m the town of Brecon, on W ednesdav, the 2tt!i of Ajil'il next, between the ho! r; of four and five of the clock in die aiternoon, the several FREEJJwLl) MESSU V( f- rf- J^REvil'^t hereinatter mention* 1 v if )< f t to su li Conditions'ot Stale as shaH ba then prod nced, in toe bts toliowing: TOWN OF Pf<.ECO!V; Lof.1. A LL that MALTHO USE, STABLE, A and GARDEN, sitèHlle near Upper Ho, dd\ tiori Bridge, in the occupation of RithnJ Hayward and William Joaes, innkeepers, subject to a lease thereof for the lite ol. George V» I'tknis, F,s(i.. Lot 2. Aii that HOUSE (nownsedas a Dissenting M-cet- ing House) undCARDEN adjoining, near the abov e If nlge, in the possession of Jtisima .Tames, at the rent ofj 5 6s. LLANFW IMd LI Lot 3. All those TWO MESSUAGES, TENEMENTS. and LANDS, -<uth tlx n ^nnuih n uues, tailed TYR JOlIN THOl\IA.S and 1) \A, (J il/vltr, containing 204A. 2.R. 15", in the possession of Ihoiiias V\ dharo, at the yearly rent of J_ 21, subject to a lease commencing from Michael- mas 1797 for fourteen veal's. iSote, The Land-1 a.v clanged on the Premises b-°iug 'JO*, has. been redeemed, and will be sold therewith.^ Lot 1. VI that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, (5' LANDS, with the Appurtenances, t dhd (. ^lN \N1, fonlime^ 181A. 10P. i,i the possession of.Howen. Po.vell. at the \ea, lyien'oi /oO, as tenant fromyear t" year. The Lönd- Tax Jit 1'Js. hath been redeemed, and vvdl be sold with the Fat in. Note, There is a q unli^ fit 0 k 11ruber ot larore di- mensions, and other. T)mtbcriu)d Wood, on this Farm, and will be sold with the same. Lot 5. All tho.se TWO AIbSSUAGES, TENEMENTS,. and LANDS, with the Appurtenances, caiiedCAER- BWLEl.) and KILGW A, containing 108A. yR. 3oP. m tlie possession of Rees W ldiams, at the yearly rent ot 15s. as tenant from your to vear. fhe Land-Tax, 14s. hath been redeemed, and will be sold witu the Premises. There is a good deal oi Timber, Saplings, and Wood < growing on these Premises, and vvdl be sold with the 'Farms. ILA^UC^ Loi C. Also all that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT. FARM. and LANDS, with the Appurtenances, called YN-IS Y POSTi.Y, < ofitamint; 1264A. i.R, "/TP■ in the possession oi I John Pinlhps,, atthe yearly rent ol'^00, subject to a lease comtnendng from Mu '»eelni lil it, lor the term of twentv- one >Cdii>. 1 no L riui-i ax, 17s. ou. is. redeemed, and will be sold vtith the Farm. Note, A new Barn of five bays, slated- with tile, hath been erected last summer on the-Farm. This Farm is situate near Glyncolhvin Chappel, at a moderate ■, distance trom lame and Coni. Tfa-rt* is vcon^i lei ,blc (iu.m"ty of ouiv; Timber arul Wood iiirowiug iHjon tins Jiavin. 1 i,r "-pveid tf-n.int- (n >t underlease) line had nolice to quit at Micjiaeimas nn,t, at tlie.purchasers niay^ the For further particulars apply to Mr. Thomas Bold, Attor- ney, Brecon.' A. COTTAGK to he LET,for Six Months, or any longer term as may be agreed on, and imme- diate possession giwn.. Apply to thv frLii-y; or by letter, post-paid., to Mr. M'fi!erina, IjMnCop^e, awausea. ■ Tne sifuat!S|te very eluiihle,. particularly for summer re- sidence, as it c^fcwiands a pleasing 'view 'of Swansea Bay, and is convenient tor Bathing. The Tenant may be accommodated with the Furniture at a valuation. }J(J ihe AC VINO MA GISTRA latjS -of the County 0f G LA2I0RG A A. — O F-NTLE M EN, 7"J^eg ii io lav brfjre t/ou,for your pemsa! amra-f- -f tent urn, thefatfotting fetter, "this day received from his Maji si, or uu ipal Secretary of State. I I;az;e tile to OL- N'T' ,V. N, J'our most obedient humble servant, THOS. WYNDHAM. Dunraven-Castle, Feb.'23, 180.5. (CîhÇLLAh.) SIP., Whitehall, Feb. 1?,OH. II s MdjesH lia>. tneb mi pleaded, by hi, A }'r t Li- rnadon ot the oth ot tills mouth, to the reward tor the discovery of every • ABLE bEAMA\" to• THrlEE POUNDS, and for OLP SEAMEN to iiio bll CLLli\ t/b, I have lecm, e i.his Majesty's commands to t, ntsniit the same to your Lordship,:ana' to request tbniyoi; •« dl recommend it in the strongest, manner to the J usuce> oi till" tf) ,an, « d to u e ihe^r ^t 4 j^t bn^once mu i^n L:i a»_ hu be.iii!; or beamc \t,j nnv oe -n_,>t^d, bt ao, he.udt-.a and secured for his Maiestv's Naval bervirp ami I am.i.urt'ier to observe that,ni atulilion to.uie saul rewnrtis, Ih ( in net 'lo ley ol s-ixpei te a Ml t. will he al as j n r tvi i tlcCiunl.-i 'letter at the Loi Is (¡fhl" ]\;1<1- i ty s u Ilonoui4bl5_ Privy Council,, bearing dale the uf I have the honour to be, ? ■ H, A our most obedient humble servant, HA\YKEriBIJR,Y. Io his-Majesty's 'Vice Lieutenant jet the Coanty of Glamorgan.
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THE CviMB&IviJ'W. SWANSEA, FRIDAY, Marcli I. Extract of a letter from the. Chief'Mate of the Welkr- by, one of the homeioard^bound Jamaica fleet, to h$ friend in this town, dated JJtptford, Feu. 2'i.- "After aniost tremeritious passage we are ar- rived, though hot'all our people, as some oi'tliein, with ail our. boats, were washed overboard on the 22d of January, in a tremendous gale. i„ saw three ships go down, two of;whose crews, l\m happy to v,, and I hear of more ships miss- ing, which. I.suppose have shared the same fate, few having arrived." His Grace the Duke of Beaufort has been pleased to appoint ( h tiles Collins, Esq. of this town, Coro- ner for the Liperty ol Gower, in the room of the late Mr. Snead., AVe! earn. that William Greenly, Esq. of Tilley, High Sherirffor Breconshire, has appointed Thomas Bold, Esq. ol Hiecon, to be his Deputy. The in. ended, presentation of colours, by Lady I, oil Day (this day) to the 3d battdtion of .Carmarthenshire-- volunteers, com- manded by Sir William Paxton, is deferred incon- sequence of the^severe illness of Mr. Morgan, of 1'ut'i icq, until the Easter holidays. We hear that s>ir ,t illiani came dowii from London on purpose to be present on the occasion, and means to return early next week to attend his duty m.Pariiament, and in forwarding the two bills lately ■ presented to ilit ifuuse ol Co.minous for the further improve- ment f if the town of Car marth en, and for preserv- tl ing tl e salmon-ifsheries.in' the town and county, CV C. Vv ihiain Jones, Gent, is appointed an Ensign in the x i^-t brtl hon of Carmarthenshire 'Volunteers. I lie -itutland militia commenced their march on Tuésdayfrom Bristol for Milford Rjiven. The corps of loyal Abergaven:iy volunteer in- fantrywere reviewed a few days since by General Boughton, who, expressed his uuqualiued approba- tion ol their appearance, and steadiness under arms. 1 he whole, of the fanners to a man, whose teajins. were marked and numbered for the use oi this corps, have very liberally given the pay they, received for the use of the same, on the day ot Muster, to the regimental fund. The 2d battalion of the 90th regiment, which has been quartered at Abergavenny for the last- six months, marched, to; Worcester this week.—Va- rious movements or troops in different parts of the kingdom are let led in our preceding page. Cinebridgc le t i t es.—Motiday last being the day eh Sir Robert Lynch Biosse,Bart, of Lanble- came ol age, joy and mirth pervaded the neighbourhood, The cheering peals, of 'the behs continued with little intermission throughout the day, and the worthy Baror.Jt jr-.vc a grand din- ner, ball and supper, at the Beir-inn, Cowbridge, to a very numerous and hiahlv c;entr.el circle of friends. On.the approach of bir Robert's carriage to the turnpike, the populace intended takmgofF 'die horses, anddrawincr it through the town, but Lady Bipsse (who is in a fair way to add another branch-to her. farmly) declined the honour with her 'isual politeness and affability; and Sir Robert li- oeraily threw-handfuIs of money amongst tlie mul- tituae.; At hve o'clock a sumptuous dinner was -erved up in the first, style, of elegance, the tables being stored with a profusion of delicacies. A very pie isiug exhibition of lire-works took place ia the evening, a'nd between eight and nine the ball was opened Ly Sir Robert and Mrs. Wy'ndhain, (lady of our respected county member) with the- -Turn- pike Gate; the dancing continued till two in the morning, when the supper room's display ot lu\n- ries irresistibly constrained tlie votaries of plei- sure .to parta-se of the repast. The dancing was afterwards re aimed, and kept up with. unabated vi spi;-it and vigourtill the rnormng was far advanced, when the company after t pressing their id mir.it ion of sir itvbe.rt's hospitable munificence, and their friendly wishes for his health" ami lon.'i life.. 'On Thursday, the fth ulf. K' nric Edward Eyton, Esri. el lest sou of Edward h.vto!i, Esq. of Eyton llaii, in the county of Denbigh, came of age, on which occasion the t.nur andrnost of the inha- bitants ol the in .hhourhood, were hospitably -etii-. tertained at the 11»II, and the <>es,.at Over- ton-bridge, with plenty of roast beet: plumb-pud-, ding, aud old October. The clay pissed over with every demonstration of joy and the evening con- cluded with the utmost hilarity and good humour, unattended by any riotous behaviour, which is too often the case on occasions of this nature. On the day following the principal tenants, as a testimony I ol their respect for the young gentleman, gave three fat sheep, which were'foasted and distributed among the poOrofthp neighbourhood, accompanied with plenty of good ale. The officers of the Herefordshire militia gave a splendid ball and supper at Kidman's assembly* rooms, Margate, on Monday sennight, .in* honour of the birth-day-of their noble Colonel, Lord Essex. Covers were laid for 120, but the guests exceeded that number.—-Among, the company, were Lord Keith, Captains Brisbane, Cotton,and"Dundas, with the greater part of the officers of the guards, &c. quartered at Chatham and Rochester. We hear from Brecon, that the amusements of the Theatre there are cohducted-by Mr. Phillips tu the complete satisfaction of the town and neigh- j bourhood: many abuses which formerly ill b:w;f- I -.I ed have been removed anJ although Mr. P. has laboured under the inconveniences 'which'naturally result from the nr-st raising of a company, yet they aie daily diminishing, and we can venture to as- sert, that his com-pany, in every particular, pro- mises to be the most respectable that has^-lately been honoured with,the patronage of the Principa- iity. Sllch a recommendation, joined to his un- anxiety to merit the approbation of those who honour him with their attention and regard, cannot lail, we think, to ensure him universal en- couragement in South Wales, Su.nday Schools have lately been established in the parishes ofSt..Siiianand Llanweanen, near lailipelc-r and near the Devil's Bridge, Cardigan- shire; and there are iourteen Schoolmasters pre- siding over the Sunday School at Tregarran, in the same county. The Welsh Sunday School at Mer- tbyr Tidvil, Glamorganshire,consists of about 200 scholars, including about 50 adults. rWe are extremely -gratified to learn, that-in ad- dition to the number of charitable institutions' in Liverpool, another is about to be established, the object of which is the amelioration of the condition ol the resident VV elsn poor, by torminga society si- milar to that &f the Ancient/Britons, so nobly sup- ported in London. The institution has already re- ceived the patronage of a very considerable n'um- ber of gentlemen of that place, and such a sum is now raised, as will enable them to put m execution some part of their plan immediately. We ought tlso to mention, that Lord Kenyon, Sir Thomas Mostyn, and many otherAVelsh gentlemen of con- sequence, have subscribed very liberally to the in- stitu lion, and promised it their' utmost support. Last week, one of the pMlet anvils iit Brecon Forge, having got so fast in the block as not to b extricated in the usual manner, the following [Hems were had recourse to .-—holes were bored in '.iie block and tihed. with powder, and fire beinsr put to the tram which led thereto, it blew up the massy anvil (above 500, cwt,) with a tremendous explosion, and penetrating through the roof, above thirty-six feet high, it reH into the hammer dyke at a considerable distance, fortunately without any person sustaining the least injury. A petition was presented on Monday to the House or Commons from the freeholders and rack-renters of tbe counties of Worcester and Hereford, by the Hon. W. Ward, Member for the former county, for leave to draw their waggons with five horses, which will be proceeded on as soon as the public business will admit of the same beitw brought forward. Mr. Showier, of Reevesoy, Lincolnshire, three years ago, planted 25 grains of Egyptian barley the second year's produce'was ten bushels, from, which he has this year reaped upwards -of fortv quarters, a part of which he sold at Spilsby last: week tor five guineas per quarter. The reported mortality amongst .the French pri- soners at Stapletan, near Hristoi; has been greatly exaggerated. Several have been ill, but few have died nor is the distemper of that fatal kind which had been stated. Last week thedwellmg-houseof Richard Ivleirick in the village of Stoke St. Milborough, near! Lud- low, was broke open by some villains, one 01 whom seized the infirm old man while lying on the bed, and the others rifled his pockets, in which were two or three bills. On the following day they agamentcred the same house, and stole thereout bins to the amount of SO!, a gammon of bacoIL three loaves of bread, and a great coat, with '.vhich got clear off. Monday morning last the body of Robt. Bidlen, one of the tide-waiters belonging to this port, was found near the entrance, of our harbour. The un- fortunate man, it is supposed, fell from a. vessel j into the riyer, in attempi.ing'to comejishore late on Sunday night; and from a wound on the back [of his head, he is thought to have received a. via- lent blow in Ins tall, which prevented his strugglin.g or calling for assistance.—An inquest was held on the body, on Tuesday, and the jury returned a ver- dlct-ound drowned. Thu rsdayla.st an inquest was taken on an old man, 75 years, of age, who strangled himself in his ,dwelling-house, in Castle-Cary,"Somerset. So de- termined was he on the commission of the crime, 'hat he vit at his bedside, and fixed the cord pa- railel tohis neck, and so forcibly bent himself for- wird: ,.t aiiv tin it. having it in his power to reli&ve hiri^eif: what is very extraordinary, his wife, who for many years has been confined to her bed, was in the room, and kficiv, of it until he was faunddeaJ. No cause whatever could be assigned that could induce him' to the act.—Verdict, few- de se; of course he was buried in a cross-road. At Shrewsbury tair en Saturday fast, fat cattle sold st a smsll advance, but JeaD.and barren at re- duced prices. Sheep also, were somewhat ad- vanced.; and p;gs maintained former prices. Then. being many dealers;.at the fair, good horses for the cavalry and road sold well, but the shew was not grea.t. ■; • At Ludlow fair, last week, fat beasts to sink the offal, sold from Cd. to O^d, per lb.; sheep from 6I;d. to 7Jd. per ib. Good horses of the nag kind sold at as high prices as ever known. Salt butter, from 10s. Gd. to lis. (jeJ. per gaun. of 12lb. and very dull of sale., i His Majesty has been pV'<»» 1 to;nake the fol- lowing alterations hi the f'st of Shenffs: C i te.—J. Lioyd Williams, of Gwernan, Ese. in- stead ol if. G. Lewis,oi LIiv vnart-wis. Esq. it it kt hire.—-J; II. lliiivi: oi Prcskelly, Esq. instead ol G. Itavvis, ol Prcskcliv, Iladnorsiiire.—O. Rogers, of Staanage, Esq. instead of T. Grove, of Cwm. Elian, Esq. ,1WECON SNIIJVG crncUIT. The,IIcui. G. ILu: RING K.und A. Mo-V SET, Esq. .Glamorganshire—1'iiesaav-, Msrch Ko, at Cardiii.- "iH lt> I Jim* — I ||( -II I' 1 )1 l tt '5 RHf.ttMrsiitre—MoHdHV, i fI, at 1 xoirnr [li s ci»cirir. Anglesev—1 hurs'lav, iSlarca W, at Beaunntris. C .iirt v nduro -W ecliii-Mlii\, Yiml m (^inarvon. it r i (tliiluro—rniV-v, V|ii»i J Bald. CVA 1 11 CHU I'i rvfontgOTnery—T&iturday, March .0, at Pool. Denbighshier—-End,iv,"Aivi,iir>, :ii- Slutiiiii. 'Hintsinre—Thursday', Apri! I], at Cheshire—Wedy-stun, April 17, at Chester Castle.
Family Notices
"MARRIED.. "'> At Gtossmouni-, is! i ire, Captain William Wal- j wyn Trnmper. of the Ilrtdnorslnre volunteers, (son of Thomas Trurnper, Esq. of Baynhas.) Hall.'iu that'county) to Miss Hughes, daughter of liir. Hughes, of the ioriae.r piaee.. Yesterday se'imight,. at Old Radnor, Mr. Newton, to Mrs. Williams, of die,Back. At Stonehouse, nevolJ, JohnDavics, Esq. Major in tlio Montgomery militia, to Miss Charlotte Butt, third da ugh*. terot the date Peter 'Blitt, Esq. Last-week, filter a' .tedious' courtsliip. of jaw' days, Air Edward Williams, of Llantnthvd, to I\Irs.'Tliomas, of the II Bell, ,,ittow of'tlie late Mr. J. Parry, Agent to the Cotton Tw-Ut Company, at Ilol vwc-11, Flintbh.re, lo Mi-j Litller, ot'Chester. IÜr; I-Iktgbcs,cabillet-iiiaker, to Miss Cavinder,both of ILdvwtdl. I Monday last. Henry F. Grevilje, Esq. late Lieutenant- Colonel ot the -Mi dragoon guards, to Lad y Laiubert- ivir. Amos Andrews, cabniet-amker, te» Miss Hnghes, shooket <k r, both ot Moiinjouiii.. Wunasu Baugh, Esq. ot Ludlow, to Miss Walcot, of S4rewsbury. DIED. Saturday last, tlie Rev. Thomas-Edwards, Rector of Bi- s'tt > to, m ,ir S'Vrtii«ea: the i li h ulr. at Llaugharnc, Mr. Win. Llarigharne, i-.i .th" vear of iii age, hy-'all who knew him. Mi l »\ last, of a. dech.Oe, aged 22, Mr.■ "William Nuiicnt, of Cardigan. ■ At tuvvndv ueha, in the county of Denbigh, Robert Evaiis. Lsi|. late oi Houghton, ntear (;iu-,ter. At I i du.v, Aifi. VV aril, wiie ol ». Waru^g, Esij. o ¡ I.'luio .v. Early in the morning of Friday last, in Dublin, without any previous jihicss. Mr. Edwin,t'oTiBeriy of the Bath and Pistol Theatres, and wlio, iu c<mjunclion wi^ii Mr; Phillips, conducted the Swansea i ne^niijals last season. He was to *1,ve sustained the principal part in the new play of the oclwol of Reform, on the aoove evening, which was of neces- sity postpone^ oil account of his sudden dissolution. As a man, (says die Dublin Journal) tie. was we believe most highly estiinable^ he had received.'an ercellent education, under the care of his father, the so much admired comedian ne was beloved by his acini imtante, a-H is sincerely la- mented by his atiiicted widow-.—Mrs.- Edvtdn, thbua.ii but lately introduced in this country, is now the proudest orna- incnt ot oui theatre as a comic actress a ^vrery fgiv weeks have passed since she arrived An Dublin in the company of i;a. beloved and alicclionate litisband—^she was received by the public with the utmost rapturous applause, and the fair- est views ofprosperify wereopeued to h-er taient*—she is now a forlorn widow m a land of strangers; brut of strangers who have never permitted the tears ol the widow to Sovf while benevolence had a charm to soothe or softeu hef sorrows. 1\1rs, Bennett, midwife, of Oswestry,
TO CORRESPONDENTS,
TO CORRESPONDENTS, Within,.tlie last iortmghc- we ,iiav« been almost inundated ivitn Strictures,' Reniarks' •'Aniniadversions," "Ob- s.-rvanons, 6cc. &c. pro, and con. rei tne to the resoluy tions ot tuc lare counry Jllcetmg ai. C-1 n.^irhen scarcely p.NY 01 wmcli are d,aUn^iushed for MODES ATION, and none BREVITY. The want of these esseniul recommcnda- sions would alone justify their Omission but we are more- over of o¡Jllliun, th:,[ the paper credit of the country (the whole system being sancnotied by the is <4 subject of too, III ltclt dehcacy and-importance for unorrimoug newspaper discissions, more particulatlv at the present uu.ment.-r-W c are thert.A.ore -lkippy t hal W. has requested, i ne suppression, at the twUHimii,cation- he- sent us last week, and trust he wid _onsider what we have above.,stated a suilicjent reason tor (jur dechniii^.U) insert his second letter.
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;•ftemen -were,, for the greater part, I in the i full Windsor uniform, except tbi^e \\h > r" the military habits of their respectw 1 s or rfink iLl, the army or navy. Somefhuwever, appear;- .ed in sumptuous Court dresses, lov i>. iv himself wore the Vv'iiidsor uaifonn, w.'th the «> iec ot. the Garter; ancihis Majesty seemed to be in i 'nark- ably good .health and spirits. The laches dosses were ati extremely tasteful. Many 01 them were beautifully simple,, and marn otbers in the richest model of magnificence i 1 the present. taste of ferrmlp. cosIume. Hdr Royal < t t »s the Prin- cess of Wales was most sup ui7 aArtd, she came from her apartments to the COilCC, t, accom- .toanied by her Royal likhness the. Princess char- lotte, who was in plain w&ite muslin.-—file young gentlemen QfEton had been previously invited by the King to the supper, and .ucordmtiH his Majes- ty had the library to he prepared for their reception. In tins apartment they supped, to the number of more than eighty. The Oxiord Blues and the. Staffordshire nulita did duty nt ait ,the avenues to the Castle, and pecer\ed c\c< lient order. The town oiWinds-e. v » hr^iaily ciowd- ed with the first persons of the iahd the number, of splehdiaequipagcs which were displayed on the road from'l..ondon 'wás innnense, and were so woII sn, plie 1 \wt'"» cusVtm. t!nt it wis a matter of, t h g-f>xu i an1 ^t! iimi i \> g- t a gen- teel lodging, or to cnarige post-^jiscs. Vv I "C^FSB r., Ttb. 27. Xasfcuight Dutch papers to the ,19th inst. were .'iteceived. &chimrnelpe>uii<it\ had-not 'cTmi>(d to the Hague on the noi > t< -1 i'mih pa- mpers.make any mention of his n j J. t the c:apltal so, late. as the Uth, a n> now u io.er- .Stooci that the, prpjgeuM chanfres tathe hatch government, which are to take place immediately oil the return ot SGhimmelpenui'ick, will be merely provisional until a general ( ,re. M. Gtto, formerly Wiui-t> r PIcninoferi,i try at -o«r Court, is expected t<> sti< < e-t M. cle feemon- s Ambasq-ador,at t Prince Eugene Beauh irnoi- u,e] si L\on*> on t&e 5th instant, with a numerous- suite, and a- strong party of the Emp<- rof'» g-i ,r !s i I other ittiiitary corps. Eight hundred grenadiers of the Emperor's guard,' aqd ot'o of U«> u is oi tli<> Italian'Republic, we're re on t;>e da\ following. Prince E- Beaaharnots is 110 doubt on his way to Italy, in/consequence of. the 'P''oject.ed change in the Government of the Italian Re- •pubii'. l-'nviite letters from th* cuutiufnt ^-t^te, fhjt Ro- uaparte is dete.'rmHie.l to niAc u-e ot the whole force of Spam, bc-tn naval and military, against this country. Advics 1"jc l1- Oi Fr.mee, (via Anieric -to the 14ih ot ir, state, th<u a •«>. daj previous to that cLte, hniral i.inois nrriv'cil {her -.with three valuable smp^, two or t.urn, the Castle and the Queen i I, ot Bortihay, with Ind- 9 raip. cargoes of sugar and gram. They had also take" one of the Company-s ships, which was discovered k,y the English cruisers close in- there, g°!nS 'mto- the Mauritius, and was cut off by one ol the Eng^ lish frigates. Information is stated to have been received at New-York, that the Etnperor-Dessalir s i 1 uadc treaty with the English for supplies f jr 1 I (and feorB Jamaica. The Hay tian, Eniperor 4 it eems, in imitation of his Frenchified Majestv M iti I his' dominions. • • The'Spanish frigates detained before the war, and their cargoes, are to be, coiiflemricri as prices to the lortunate captors.. The share of each i run (notwithstanding all thepriváte property is returned) is estimated at 'Ju,OG'jl. •aterli'ij. A or* i ilu i' Spanish ship from the IfiiVannah, with dolltl's, hides, and.fallow, has been sent into 3ph inontii by the Plover, of 18 guns, Captain Han- cock. Lord King gave notice, yesterday-of his lnten-i iivjn to rhove for a' committee, oil se,!I- nignt, to enquire into the military < td is iments Of the country.—There \v?.s not a sutliclent atten., <itJnc(. ill the Commons to form a. House. The Grst fruits to the Crown, and lees of office to tqp li 1 by the p-resent Archbishop of Canterbury, t6, I A list of ihe officers of the navy, whicH is just pub hod up to the 1st of last mc ntn c ) itains 148 Admirals 639 .Captains'416 CommaQders and Lieutenants. Cajitiiiu B.ennct, who brought o\c General S. Thomas Trigge in his,Majesty's. Iri^ it» I r« >une, has Riid" !t ieast i(i>>,Or!Ol.-bv a Spa ii->h p l/e, which iic took on his p:o;ige home. lifotmxeut.—iv^n r«i i.y -mornm* about eight the daughter <'f,Lord — a \ery accom- plished young lady, el,o.ped from n« r father's coun- try seat with, her, brother's tuioi. The discovery.' •did: not take place uiitil three hours alter the par- tie^ had decampe^ Lord ——- in men tfely after „ set. pif post in search of the fugitives, who were easily traced, from the circumstance of the lovers having engaged.,all the po&i-hor^es> between the place from whence they set. out <u»d Loudon.. His Lordship traced them as far as Whitech ipel, where he lost the clue; but every precaution, such as tearehing the., mail-coaches, and stationirtg proper people to watch on the great northern road, have bceui,resorted to. The lady win. shortly become possessed of a very considerable forrune. ilravk-lai?e, Fel). '27.—The -freili airha'*> af wheat for to- s,market, are, bat few, and its bcingcldlrecl « j Monri. causes a small supply, and last prices are xeadil.v mamtaiu- cd. There is a deuiaii.d for rye winch fetches br u p, 1CL > as does 'jjood barley, for seed. hitc pci> u<- 11 ill ol sale.. Having considerable quantities-ot oats on hand, has theejfect of a- -small .rodnction in this article; Flour. is ex- tremely plentiful, but that and other articles experience little fluctuaiion. PRICE OF STOCKS. Bank Stoelc.1.79 Lon-Ann. 16.| S per C. Red. India ht.ifi, 184 5 per C. Cons. 5B| hidia Honds ()«. a Os. '.lis. 4perC i 76|. ■-Kxeheq. HiiU, Is. Gs; (lis. 5 per C. Navy. 894- "Omnium 4-pren). 6 per C. 1797 ..•••• 10 f| Lottery Ticket*. OOb.Os. Dublin—Exchange on London IK).