The Cambrian

I'crif Valuable imber, 'Ncar-RU'i'HLN, nENBIGHSHIRE: THE SALiv of the above TIM BLR, as ad- vertised in tins and other papers fur the .15: h April next, will not lake place, as the whole lias been di'-po-cd «»t by Privftte Contract. TililK-E TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Angel-inn, in Cardiff, on Wednesday, the 17th; day of April next, ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED O \K TIMBER 1REES, standing on Pam;; uawell and Rue-G!yh Faim* ia th* parish of Langentor, Glamorgan- shire. This Timber is of the best quality, and tit tor tlie first JSaval and other purposes, requiring Timber oi large di- mensions. ■ For particulars enquire of Mr- Wm, Jenkins, Walterston; •r.-pf Mr." Vaiighan"Solicitor, Swansea. A persononthe premises will shew the Timber. ESTATES h tILe COUNTIES of GLAMORGAN a'nd MONMOUTH- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION At the Cardiff-Arm-, inn, in the town of Gar il, on, Satur- dav, th.e tst day of June next, between the hOllrspf four and five in ti'.e iU'ernoon, the- following lots, subied to such Conditions of Sale as .shall-be then iiii tlicr, cluced, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which notice will be given, tot t. ALL that "FREEHOLD CAPITAL XX MESSUAGE or IVIAKSIONTIOUSlw with the Houses, Outhouses, Gardens, Farm Lands, .and Pre- mises thefeuntQ belonging, commonly. called und known by the name oi POXTYPANDY, situate in. the: parish oi 2 £ gln>sila», in tResaid county of Glamorgan, in rhe occupa- tton of Mrs. Catherine, Price, and her undertenants, of the yearly value O(£laO. The premises comprised-in this lot are situated iii sant and fertile vale, within one mije.of-the uiai-ket- town of Caerphilly; the J.}wclling-ho1\se and Oritc.es are fit for the immediate reception oi a >mJl cc >te >j family, and thc whoke is capable of great illiptoyC- xnent. Lot 2. Ail that FREEHOLD MESSUAGT TENT MENT, MILL,, and" about 90 Acres of AN called RHIWFADOG' FELIN, otherwise PEN YG'R'Ois\\» situate in the said parish of Eglwsilan, now let at will, at the yearly rent of < £ '.55.. i There is a Right, of Common on an extensive Common appurtenant to this lot. and Coal Mitten i> i«u, it, which if worked, may bo, easily coin "N ed tothcGJa- morganshire Canal, being contiguous thereto." F Lot 3. AH those undivided three-tourth parts elhe who'e lobe divided in four parts).'of and in all'that FREEHOLD MESSU AU E» TEN KfilENT,.aiid about 5?ACu>ot LAi\ 6, called YNISYLLIAE, situate in. the s.i.d 0,111 di oi E^Ik- satan, now let at will, at the yearly rent ot £ .>3. This lot is also contiguous to the said cana l. Lot 4. All those Pieces or Parcels of CGSTO?.IARY- HOLD (borough English) LAND, containing by <:dni"a- sirrement 10 Acres, more or less, situate in t e pamh oi Rumney, in the said county of Monmouth, now let to Win. Jones, as tenant at will, at the yearly rent of £ lo. Lot 5. All those Pieces or"Parcels of CUSTOMARY- HOLD (borough English) LAND, containing by admea- surement 10 Atires, more or less, situate in the parish of Peterstone, in the said county of Monmouth, now ]et to.Ed- mund Harry, as tenant at with At the yearty rent of Lot 6. All those Pieces or Parcels of CUSTOMARY- HOLD LAND, containing by admeasurement 10 Acres, More or less, situate m the parish of Bassaleg, in the said county of Monmouth, now let to William Edmund, as tenant at will, at the yearly rent of £ 'lS. Fur particulars apply to Messrs. Wood and Soil, Attor- nies, Cardiff, THE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE EVER PUBLISHED. This Day is published, In two very large volumes quarto, price Four Guineas, in boards, illustrated with nearly 100 engravings, 30 of which are coloured 'from nature, i c pi t tilting various kinds oi Implements and other Machinery .adapted t9 tile iii.cl,-i improved methods. of Luitivation, the most. HRppoved Grasses, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Citttie, from original drawing hyGarrard and Scott, A COMPLETE" S\ STEM of PRAf TICAL AGRICULTDRil, in<hiding all the Modem 1m-: provements and Disco- euos, In which the principles ot Che- mistry are applied in exuian&tion of the nature and com- position of Soils.and; Md. >u s, and those of other-sciences m the Breeding, Renrutg, and Fattening of ditfereut sorts of LiveStock. .I The whole intended to combine and and, completely the principtes and practice of the Art ot Mo- dern Hnsbaudry.. By R. W. 0ICKSON,- M. D. of Hendon, Middiesex: Printed for Rictiard philttps. No. (i, Bridge-street, 1'lac! friars; and hi be had ofT- lenkins, Printer of this Paper; J. Bird, Curdifl; J. Daniel, Carmarthen; Mrs. lhnor, Pembroke; G'diiHis, Tenby Potter, Haverfordwest; and all other Booksellers.. s Otiohvm maybe hadj Mr. ARTHUR \OUI\G » FARMER'S K A LEND ATI, price 10s. 6d. in boards. A NEW READING MADE EAbY. í .TMs ]jeLl; t's Inllilis!ti;ù; PRICE 6D. THE LONDON PRIMER or, FIRST BOOK for Children^ at the earliest age: intended as an introduction tQ 'Dr..Mavor.,i, various other English Spelling Books.. The iollowing are the peculiar improvenieuts which will, as it is supposed, ehtitie this iittie work to general adoption and preference in'aIL preparatory and first schools, and among those mothers, who teach theidüfants the first ele- ments of Reading. 1. It is printed on superfine paper, on a very targe and clear type. а. The first set of letters are of an unusually large size, being an inch square, and the second set of great arid; small letters are illustrated with cuts of familiar objects. 3. Tlie Reading Lessons begin with words of Only two letters, and proceed to those of three and four letters, and fuiailv by simple gradations to those of two and three syllables. > 4. livery Lesson is decorated wIth a beautifully-engraved familiar object,: rendering the whole' number of pleasing cuts in the work nearly one hundred. 5. The work is ciosed with suitable Prayers and Hymns, adapted to the first age. б. Vulgar and low expressions have been studiously avoided, and au endeavour has been made iu every part,, to unite simpiicity with elegance. In a word, it may be fairly asserted, that the LONDON BRIMER, or FIST BOOK, need only to be. seen to be pre- ferred both by Children themselves, and by their Parents and Teachers, to every other work of the same description. Printed for Tabart'and Co. at the Juvenile and School Library, No. 157, New Bond-street; and to be had of T, Jenkins, Printer of this Paper; and all Booksellers, Sta- tioners, and Dealers in Books. '■'Of,whom may. ake be Had, DR. MAVOR's SPELLING-BOOK, the fifteenth edi- tion, revised and improved, and all the other improved Children's Books lately published by Tabart and Co. at their Juvenile and School Library. CARDIGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTrON; At the Saluiatioii-taveni, Atpar, near the town.ot- Ncwcfistle- Emlyn, in tlie said coUiity, on Fndav, the If th of May next, HT'TiE REVERSION in" FEÈöt an that JL MESSUAGEi TEN EMENt, arid LANDS, called VELIN-GANOL, situate in the parish of Petubryn, in the said county of Cardigan. The above Estate is subject to the hie interest of a person now of the age of M years, or thsrea'oonts, and to a mort. gage security altectii-ig the same, to secure the principal sum of 200 and interest. The several Tenants will shew the Premises and for fur- I,,), ther particulars app:y to John Beynon, Solicitor, Newcastle. CARMARTHENSHIRE. TIAtBERand UNDERWOOD, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Monday, the 8th dny of April next, at Mr. Thomas Williams's lumse, at Cross-urn, near DruslwyivCastk, Subject to the Conditioiis-to be then produced, Lotl" jVTiNETY-i,|v £ 0AK TREES, and 111 FORTY-FOUR-ASH TREES, markedwitlV. white paint, with about Ten Acres of very fine YOUN-6 OAK and ASH, not .marked,now growing npona Farm calied N io\Llti i\, in the parlbb ot Lanegwad, and about seven miles from Carmarthen. Lo. ->M i \J)KI'1) -1 i NINETY O IK TREES, aii'i 1 » 1 -T ASH vhJ.S, muk d with white par t, with a t. >i u i d ,e <JI ;» t,tj o, OU AG OAK and A?,I, no»> MI„, i i. < iin ii c(t T\ LLW, V i>, in Lan- v.yn\dd, wit n t < '< o Cioss- nn djove-mentioned. b it > ( \iv I i Li "s, H I I ASH E TREES, markeu Wil 11 white paint, w 11 tj a considerable quiuititv ot YOUNG OAK <>ud -if, nif v i>i_ upon I^ikh Tailed LL VNTREN- A -•> U It and 5^4.A 1 *>L^ HE, in me ris:i ot Lanyby ther, .idjoinin' ll e tmnpike-ioad leading fiom L?inpetei to CJa;- uidrthen. FOL a \iev\ of the Ti nhe.r and Underwood, apply to the re.sputnt icnanls. a, ,,i fus'i.cr |iticulrtr> hi Mrs. Jones jjlwvd, at I'antnLia or Messrs. Davics and Bei'ring- ton,•' Attornies, Swansea. SWANSEA- — TO BE LET, rrTHAT commodious HOUSE and wcll-esta- bbshed SHOP, no\v in the possession oi Le\i MK :,aei, m Wind-street, being the best situation in the town ior an\ line of business. The PretHise& consist ot a large shop, twv parlours, kitchen, and cellar, dining-room, five bed-chaiij- bers, one garret, with yard and garden behind. Enquire of L. and J.' Michael. A quantity of Second-hand WATCHES, in Gold, Silver, and Metal, to be; sold very cheap. (One Concern.) VVILLIAIVl. ,SP.RING, MILLWRIGHT, tllGH-STREET, SWANSEA, NJAiar O.PKJSITF, THIi'BtJ.SH Ttvr.tts, BEGS loaw to inform the Inhabitants of this- j town air1 .S vicinity, tl'.at- he has- laid in" a new and large assortntentof the most fashionable Men's,-Woin<m'«!, and Cnildren » SiK) 61 every size aivi denoniui'1 ion Ladies Kid, Jean, Nankeen, and coloured, Morocco Si [P- PJ-Lt Pun.nt. l\LGOR-CLOTH; Windsor-and J.um*« «-d CH lil.DbiL v OS Feather and Millnull liliPS I' 11 "t C'1 IN LP and UPIIOLSTER\ GOODS, BLANKETTfNG, hOblERY, &c. &c. All the above are now scJling at the very lowest prices. N.R. \».o i is his siijcefe tlianks to the public m geperaf for the ni.ii! v favours they have indulged hilll with, ano will be ever studious to please, and execute any order tin v mav iavour mm with. j PATTENS,:MOPS, BJU'sUES, <i-r. WANTED, an APPRENTICE t-> th- PRINT ING, B0 0 KS LL Ll N G, A- ST TIONARY BUSINESS; a Lad Of ,espect ,1,1c parent V and tolerable education, will iirid this a nitv of becoming master of a rcputwble trade. AB'iie win be considered one of the family, an adequate pr¿llJltll¡Í will beexpected. Applv to the Printer of this Paper: if by letter, postpaid. A LADY of small 'fortune is dubious .ol XX BOARD and LODGING in t-:e i-rahoi vicii. t\ o CARNARVON. As the most i, be given as to character and co*uiCv.» ai», the s.i ,:l will be required. I>ctt. is, mentioning he situation a.id l-ni,, eddr ¥«"d"to Geoi ge Domirdcus, Esq. East-India ILubc, Umaon.'ui.i oe duly attended to. ■ ESTATE AGENCY, OFFiôE," No. 1% TRIM-STREET, BATH. 5 PARTICULARS of a great variety of advan- tageous ESTATES -and;.HOUSES to be Sold and Let,;may. be- obtained, at the above Odice, where they are registered gratis. ■' 'i'ernisforPdrcliasing, Selling, Letting, and Rentiiijj Lands, Houses, Advowsons, Canal Shares, and other.re^l prope ty may he had: by .applying to Mr. DA VIS, at theOlliee, ulu-ie-' always be obtained of • stales, &c. to be.Sold and-■■Let, particularly in the conn- ttcs of Somerset, Devon, Dorset, Wilts, Hants, Berks Glo- ceiMti, Worcesti u'.>'uiioutli, and Glamorgan. No letters noticed linfess. post free. GXOLL G HEAT ALIUS If. HORSES and CATTLE will be taken at TACK, .on the GNOLL GREAT MARSH, at 3s. a Head per Week, to turn in on Wednesdiiy, the Ist dav of May next, tor Ten fVeeftx certain. A stead y person will be appointed to attend the Stock, that every possible eare may be taken of It, and the arrangements will be such, that not less than an Acre and an Halt will be aitowed to each head. Persons chnsing to turn in for a. less period than ten weeks, v. i)l be accommodated at an encreased price in proportion to the time naiiu d. ■ Applications to be made (if by letter, post-paid) to Mr. Coke, Giiol'l-olfice, Neatti. -■■ Gnolbofiice, March 21, 1'80.> UNREDEEMED LAND-TAX, GLAMORGANSHIRE. HIS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONEks es- pecially appointed for the REDEMPTION and SALE of the lAND-f YX, arising .within the countv of Glamorgan, heieby give Notice, that by the Act of 4'id of his present Mdje„ty s reit;ii, chap. Ut), for consolidating the provisions 01 the scleral Acts for Sale of the, one Act, they are empowered to dispose of any Land-Tax as Well to strangers as to those persons who are interested in the property charged, and the Purchasers will be entitled to an eariy sum as a Fee:Farlll Runt, etpud to the ^niouj-it of the Land-Tax purchased, to b6 payabre for CUT, with- out the power of redenqitioin out ol the Lands whereon the LandrTax so purchased was.charged.. And for'the purpose of 'enublm^ such persoas as are de- sirous of redeeming or purehu>in!i the L:tnd-T.i\, the Com- missioners intend holding their Quarterly ^Icetings at the several times and places hereunder-menttoned, vizi Gardifl-Arms inn, Cardiff, Saturday ADri) s;utl80,». Bear-inn, Cowbridge Thursday D'ltto 25. Bnsh-infi, Swansea -Saturday Ditto 27. By Order of the Commissioner* n r«- tt i i Jun. Clerk. Cardiff, March Si8,180.x. UNREDEEMED LAND-TAX. CARMARTHENSHIRE. HIS MAJESTY'S COMMISSIONERS es- pecially appointed for the ltLDEM P'i'fO.N i-nd SALE of the LAND-TAX, ansing within the countv of Carmarthen, hereby give Notue, that by the Act ot -li!d of his present Majesty's reign, chap. 116, for consolidating the provisions ot the several Acts for Sale oi the Land- Tax into' one Act, they are empo.vered to dispose of any Land-lax as well to strangers as to those per.sonsits are in- terested in the property charged, and the purchasers will be entitled to an yearly sum as ai'ee Farm Rent, equal to die amount of the Land-Tax purchased, to be payable for ever, without the power of redemption, out of the Lands whereon the Land-Tax so purchased was charged, And for the purpose ol enabling such persons as are de- sirotts of redeeming or pui-cliRsirvi the Land'Ta^ the Com- missioners intend holding their neXt Quarterly Meetings at the several times and places hereusider-iiientioned, viz. New-inn Llanelly Monday April 1,1805. Lamb-ina Llandovery. TuesdaV Dttto8. George-iiln Llandilo Wvd.ne d.\> Ditta3. Three-Mariners St. Clears Tfaisduv Ditto 1. Salutation-tavern- Newcastle Knday Six Bells inn, Carmarthen Saturday » Dutod, Kidwelly, By Order o' th«» Ct-auni-uloucrs, March 14;"lSftf. JAMROBERT- Clerk. N.B. The C'erk will attend every Monday at his office i'ii Kidwelly. GAROIGANSIII^E; A desirable .tin A cheap Residence for &■ genteel Family, in tÍleVale of AYJION, intlte Suid.-county. TO BE LET, AND },ÑTimED tiros I2IOl.EDÙtr:1.V¡ "SIRAD-HOUSE, (being moderti built, JL erected by «!» i.iie proo ietof ior his own residence) consisting of a good dinius-parlour and two othfir parlours, a good kitchen, and ethar ollic«.s, on the grotind-tloor; SIX ca- pital bed-chambers -torth -c-lose-ts, etc. oil the first-floor; and convenient bed-chambers on tne attic story .two good Gar- dens. and about Sio Acres or more of MEADOW and PAS- TURE LAND. The tenant may beaccomrnodated with the Furniture, Beds and Bedding, See. at a fair valuation. re The Premises arc situate in a fine vale, near the River Ayroti, in a good sporting and fishing county, about six miles from the.sea-poft of Aberyron. the same distance from the uiafket-towu of Lampeter, and about eighteen miles from Aberystwiih; and th'e new turnpike-road from Lam- peter to Aberyron runs through the Estate, and the conve- nience of post three times a week. AND' To be SOLD In/ PRIVATE CONTRACT, The capital FREEHOLD ESTATE of IVLWYD JACK: consistrng of the Demesne of Llwyd Jack, and the above- mentioned House and Prctnics, and SEVENTEEN other TENEMENTS, 1 VRVi^ LANDS, containing upwards of ISOpAcrespfrjch MEADOW, PASTURE, & A RABLE, LAND, let at low tent iniounting together to 1)675, t)et- annillll, aud capable of great improvements. I annum, and capable ot great improvements. A convdei-bie advance in the icats v.LI1 take place at Michat lu,a IH I- For t'ttrllietl uppty to TIoil c» Llo.d, of Car- ut"tlic Estate lHa) lie seen. C VRMARTHENSHIRE. Ft a hold Estates and Cw'i/f) ir.f, Inthe vie in it v oi the sea-port of Llai.t ll>,in the said caunrv, TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTR ACT, Lst. A LL that MESSUAGE,, TENEMENT, XX Sud LANDS, called DESGWILFA, containing by adroeasurenient 139 Acres, now rented at will. 2d. Also, all that MESSUAGE. TENEMENT,. and LANDS, called -IYNYCWM, containing 1.34 Acres. 3d. Also,-ali that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and LANDS,, called PENYFAN, containing by admeastire- mcnt 53 Acres, more or less, of godd rich AIEADOW, ARABLE, and PASTURE LAND. All situate in the parish of Llanelly aforesaid. N.B. The twx> last mentioned Tenements are subject to the life estate of an aged lady therein. 4th. And also, all that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and LANDS, called BRYNDEAST, containing by admea- surement 40 Acres; situate in the parish df Pembrcy, in the said-county. N.B. In the Lands of Penyfan above-rncntioned, there is ^valuable Maiden Vein of Coal, that may be easily worked at -.i small expence; and in the other I ■" i intl 1 mds aboye- n)e>itioueit, there are atso gcod prospects '-di' Coni/ atid a quantity of Wood gro wing thereon; and-the Rail-road to and from'the Works and Collieries at and in-the vicinity oi Llanelly runs through several parts of the Estates. For rurther particulars ap,;)!y to Herbert Lloyd, of Car- marthen, Attorney. SOUTH- WALES. CAPITAL MANSION and DEMESNE, V PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Monday, the 21,th June, 1805, at twelve o'clock, at the Plough-inn, in Haverfordwest, unless disposed of before the i!3d of May, A V'aluable. FR.EEHOLD ESTATE, situate IX in the p.iiisi < of Maenclochog and Llandilo, only nine miles from A.'itbt-ith, twelve irom Ilaverfordwest, nme- teeu from the sea-)mt:hmg place of Tenby and the sea-port of .Vliliord, distant ir^m the sea >ix miles, iri a fine stjortin0- part of the county, called TEMPLE DRUID comprising an excellent MANSION-HOUSE, in the centre of the Estate, recently erected, with domestic offices,coach-houses, stabiiiig, linden, and eiigibte Farm. tlie whole containing V » V< res of MEADOW, PASTtl'R.E,' and.- ARABLf! LAND, within a Ring-fence, refreshed by two streams running through the ground a complete FARM-HOUSE, and every necessar-v outbuilding, the whole elected, s')d tii., grounds improved, at a very considerable expeuce, with RKUI O. V >inmon oyer 2500 A'c,res of good SheejVDoy.'n, i nc .1 nn<>cr, wiiick is valuable, will bo cofaprehended in .e p'cli ;se. An early possession may be bad. To- be ye wed and printed particulars had on the premises; aiso at the Kiiig's-Arms, Carmarthen j Ao^-el, Cardi,r:-in; Castle, Lando very Ball, Tenby; Longfeliow's, Brecon Angel, Cardiff; f. Jenkins, Printer, Swansea; Airs. Routh. Printer, Bristol; Mf. Walker, Printer, Glocester; at the Place ot Sale and of John Willev, Esq. Haverfordwest, where.a Map of the Estate and a Plan of tiie House may ;;e seen. BELL-INN, BRECKNOCK. rllE Pub1íc are respectfully informed, that J the above-mentioned House will be opened as an iNN> on tiie 14th ot the month called April next, for the accommodation of Gentlemen, Travellers, Farmers, and others, who may rely on strict attention being assiduously paid to merit their esteem and patronage. WILLIAM POWELL. N. B. Commotliol's STABLING. Brecknock, ^fh Of the month called March, 1805. LOST, on the 31st December last, from the -NIA 11, 1A L Mii.MRD iCOActi, a SMALL WOODEN bOX, done up in Red Oil Cloth, contaii'untj TWO PIECES ot CANVASS WORKED in ARMS, directed to Mrs. Darlotj Reading; Berks.—Whoever has found the same and will forward it to Henry Darlot, Esq. Foreign Post-office, London, shall receive ONE GUINEA reward. This wiifuot be advertised again, nor further re- ward be offered. BRIT ISl1 FIRE-OFFICE, ON, ■ INSURANCF, is granted by this Office on Houses; Buildings, Manufactories, Ships,and all other Vessels, Goods, Merchandize, FARMING STOCK, and other Property f'roui Loss or Damage by Fire. The Directors return their thanks to the Public for the unprecedemed prefcvuicc given by them to this Office.; they aTe happy to n i thflt the ptans they have adopted for the irapiOM ment in fc ire .-Insurances have given such »enc ral s.iti-^ic'ion,, iiod that through their exertions theiusj. lIe\> IS bette. understood, and its advantages rendered Shore. (jeueraUy beneficial; they beg to recomntend their Mode of LMnrance.OH AgricatturatStock, the Pienuum upon which i <) L per Cent. only. ■ • The Oftice grants Insurances for Pctiods short of a Y'ear, and makes good Loss by Fire trum Light'iiing.' = :Ri eeipts tor Insurances-becoming due ar Lady-day, are in the hands oi their Agent?, in the principal cities and towns, who wijl deliver Proposals witi. the Rules ot In- surance, gratis. .V ROBERT SKELTON,.Sec. -■ WgSTMINSTER, t LIFE INSURANCE ,tnd ANNUITY OFFICE, STRAXD and COHNHltl., LONDON. PERSON'S desirous of providing for their Fa- milies or Dependants inay, by an annual payment, secure to their Widows, Children, or any other person, ei- ther an Annuity for flic'remainder' of Life, or a grosjTSum to be paid at their Decease. Insurances may be made for a vnrietyof other pUrpOSed: —to provide for Renewal at Leases ;—to-secure Sums paid for Places or employments, or for the Purchase of Life Estates;—or in Aid of Arrangements between Debtor and- Cteditor,&c. 6ic. • VOLUNTEERS. It being represented to the Directors that many persons engHged 1Il tlie Volunteer Service might wish^"to secure some provision for theirfamihes or nearest connexions, in case of accidentally falling victims to the unavoidable, casualties of the service, the Board considering the same observe, that the general Scheme Of the Society Is intended to secure a provision on'the event of death, whether from natural or ac- cidental causes yet wishing to embrace singly or collec- tively every object in their power which, may afford an ac- commodation to those who are desirous of Injuring with them in a more limited degree, they propose to jjr.aiit PO- LICIES of INSURANCE upon the Lives of 'Volunteers against Military Casunities onty. Annuities are granted to commence immediately, or at any timive period. Printed liates and Conditions of Insurance may be had gratis, with the List of Directors as above, or of the Agents I p of the British -Fire-office in the Country, who are appointed I Agents for this Office, T ROBERT SKELTON, &c.

TILE. SWANSEA, FRIDAY, March 29. His Majesty has been pleased to appoint the Right Hon. George Lord Rodney to be Lord Lieu- teuant ol tb.c county of Radnor. William Brigstocke, Gent, is appointed Captain in the Royal Carniarihenshim militia, vice Philip Dennis, Gent; resigned. The Carmarthen salmon fishery bill was on Tues- day last read a, second time in the House of Com- mons, on the motion of Mr. Hamlyn Williams, and ordered to be referred to a committee. A. Giese; Esq. the Prussian Vice-Consul in Lon- don, has directed Stephen Jones, Esq. Prussian Vice-Consul at this port, &c. to communicate to the Captains of all Prussian vessels bound to the Baltic, that they must provide themselves with certificates from the Danish Quarantine Commis- sion in the Sound or in the Belts, and produce the same to the Magistrates on their arrival at the port of their destination. Thursday the 7th inst. being the birth-day of Captain lluinphrey Rowlands Jones, son of Hum- .phrey Jones, Esq. of Machynlleth, it was celebrated by a great concourse of friends in the several pa- rishes wherein his estates in Montgomeryshire lie. The morning was ushered.m by the ringing of bells, and firing of gnus by the respective volunteer com- panies.—At the Nags'Heads inn, Berriew, an ox was roasted, and distributed amongst, the poor; with the addition of five guineas amongst decayed housekeepers and a roasted fat wether, bread, &c. was provided for the entertainment 0$the vpluQ- tecrs.-—At Machynlleth, an ox was roasted; an- other ox at Penegoes; another at Llanfair; a fat wether at Darowen; another at Ll an gad fan; and an;li( 1 at 1 lanerfil.—Capt. Jones's friends dined together at the respective places above-mentioned, and spent the evening with the greatest harmony aNd conviviality, after which the balls commenced, and continued till the respective parties were light- ed home by the grand luminary of the following day. the Rev. ?I. Morgan, D. D. Senior Residentiary Canon of Hereford Cathedral, has been instituted by the Lord Bishop of that Diocese, to the Vicar- age of Lugwardme, with its appendant Chapel- nes, to which he was presented by the venerable the Dean and Chapter, who have also appointed him Master of Saint Ethelbert's Hospital, in Here- lord. ■ Cardiff assizes began on Tuesday last, but as the prisoners were not to lie tried till to-day, we are of course unabh; to give any particulars this week. The assizes: at Brecon commence on Tuesday ne,xf, and at Cardigan on the following day. Bristol aastzcst;')'n)nenee on Tuesday next be- fore Sir Victiry Gibbs: there are twelve prisoners for trial, one of whom stands charged with the murdcroftusson. > At Hereford assizes, last week, John Morgan,(re- moved from Brecon) for stealing a bay mare, the property of L. Parkinson, Esq. Richard Evans, for burglary; and Thomas Carter, for stealing wearing apparel, received sentence of death, but were all repneved. Wilham Jones, for,stealing household .furniture, was ordered to be transported. for seven yea.rs; and four other prisoners, for various felo- nies, to be imprisoned. Shrewsbury essizes.concluded, on Tuesday even- ing last, when John Ross, for an assault and high- way robbery at Bridgnorth, received sentence of death.—-One prisoner was ordered to be transport- ed for seven years, two to be imprisoned two years, six for twelve months, two for six mouths, and one to. be publicly whipped in Ludlow on Monday next. The Contractors for the. Lottery, seem highly pleased with t, heeof* their Tickets, which we understand is so flattering, as to leave scarce a e doubt but every Ticket and Share will be sold be- fore the Drawing begins. Severn Traders and Owners.—It -has been decided, IK t'*e s-'ourt of Excbequer, that.the passage upon the Severn, between Glocester and Bristol, is open and that the trows and other vessels trading uetyveen Glocester, Bristol,,and Chepstow, are lia- ble to the regulations of the Register Acts, and to those respecting coasting voyages. This may be termed the Roscianage. There is an Ormskirk Roscius" playing in the west of Eng- land Roscius the Second" is performing every night at Chelmsford and a NewiRoscius" son of Atr.Cha.rlton, the deputy-manager, has made his appearance at the Bath Theatre., Saturday last, as Captain Green, of Keynsham, was driving bis curricle in Temple-street, Bristol, between a dray and a waggon* he was upset by tiie former and ran over by the latter, and died on the spot. The Birmingham police have, within these few days, taken into custody several notorious coiners, and seized a quantity of counterfeit shillings and half-crowns. On the 12th inst. was killed at Providence, near York, a pig, the weight and dimensions of which were—Height, 25 inches; length, from the nose find to the tail root, (>7 inches .extreme girth, 30 inches; girth round the neck, 57 inches girth of the bone of the leg, taken just Lelow the hock, C inches; weight 06 stone. He was allowed to be one Ot the smallest boned and handsomest pigs ever seen. This remarkable animal was the property of Mrlhornas Allan, and was lied upon potatoes and •.turnips'boiled together. > Copper Qres soiu at Redruth on Thursday the 2lst inst. Mines. Tons. PaTqhasersi At per Ton. Crcnver 16£; Brass Wiie Co. .£5 11 6 "ditto 110 ditto 9 17 0 ditto IU? Rose Co. 717 6 ditto m) Brass Wire C.o. 15 a 0 dhto Y 4 -Cheaid. O. Williams •&, P-Grenfell ICt 6 1'75' 1111l'e's'R Oatfield 175'Mines Royal Co- 9 0 0 ditto l(i8 Chead. Co. O. Williams & P.'Grenfell 10 14 6 ditto 137 ditto 6 3 6 ditto 95 Freeman Co: 7 8 0 .Wbi Abraham 198. London Co. 10 it 0 ditt4) 59 Chead. Co. O. W illiams & P. Greiilell 5 6 0 Wh. St. Aubva 77 Rose Co. 14 1 0 ditto t'O English Co.. 6 17 6 N. B. Downs 31 Rose Co. .11 7 6 Penandrea Sd Cornish Co. 13 19 0 Tons 1533 IRpN-MASTERS QUARTERLY MEETINGS- W,dsall. April 9 Wolverhampton, ,10 Birmingitam 11 Stourbridge 12 Newport -1if ■

_■' BIRTH. :V] At Llwehy, Denbighshire, Lady Kirkwall, of a SOEL MARRIED. ■ Lieutenant-Col. Gat-acre, of Gatacre Hall,to Miss Lloyd., of Swan Hill, near Oswestry, Salop; AL Ralph-Jones, maltster, to Miss Owen, both of Os- wcsirv. DIED. ■, At Haverfordwest, Mrs. Agar. At her lodgings in Hereford, aged 80, Mrs. Alleh, widow of Edward A!!t:)i,.Es<j. of the Lodge, Rt-t'cen.-fhire. At i-'euKen iL', Rudaorshire, AIr.D. T; R. Powell, late of .,p Mrs, L-ud, relict of Allen Lotd; Esq: of Kemys, Mon- mouttisni.e. Ai Usk. Monrnonthshire, Mrs. Ann Pyrkc, wife of Mr. 1 John Pyrke, ei thai plac«. ,°n Satur<% last, at His house in ftarttartheb, fohn Mot- gan, Esq. of I urnacc. To ponrtray the character of "mart t is an ofhee which can properly, be done by few; and to es- tiniate itcofrectly 13 the province only of intimateacquaia- 'e' II]aTp- PC w"re.r of dm article is sensible of tlie difKcuity ,t 1 a^a"? "iS to do justice to a subject of such difficult execution .but he owes it to the world, and to his sentiments Of respect to the memorv of him now no more, to point out as an object of admiration,- the wondersul fortitude and placidity which he exhibited in the most aw- ful and momemous situation. When the lamp of life ehm- mers only to shew the dreariness of the grave, the most re- solute heart is appalled, andaiothing then but a reliance on the mercy of God can yield consolation to the sufferings or 'a f uphold the courage, of poor had man. At that timet and during a trying period of five weeks, afflicted by a disease whicnhe seemed conscious would terminate biaearthivet- istence, he evinced a fortitude and resignation eou^lled t>y few, and surpassed by none: Deatfi to him was riot the King of terrors he bailed linn as the harbinger of happi- ness, as a friend who would conduct him f rom this world of cares and sortows to the regions of bliss and immortality. mmd was naturally strong and vigorous, and his man- ners refined and elegant; but borne down by decrepitude and disease, he secluded himself of late years from that so- ciety, in which, by nature and education, he was so quali- fied to shine. His character through life was, distin guished by the strictest integrity in his transactions with the world probity was a most prominent teatnre, and his charity, though not ostentatiously displayed, will long remain en- graven m many a poor mail's heart. In hirn id leness found a determined enemy, and industry a fostering friend. He hated parade and ostentation, and oppression"; he detested stil [more.-Kl tie Sun has his specks, and where is the man without tault ?—May the recording Angel drop a tear oil his Mr. Joseph Yearsley, hatter, of WekHpooL William Leigh, Esq. of Osw estry. Mr. Thomas Wrynn, saddier, of Oswestry.—Being a pri- vate in the Oswestry yeomanry cavalry, he was iuterred with military honours. ■anj^aw • ■

till- lifvtog moved. Mr-, Hughes, fcol. Basta^-tord! Xetnp.le-,the Marqtfis ot' Douglas, LordStanley, and Mr. Windham., opposed' the "hiil, as: unjust in principle, injurious in operation, and a tVeparture" I from the original constitution of the militia., Mr. Windham's speech abounded with satiVe on Mr. Pitt's different mit!it,a.y msa.sures, and lycca?it>ned bursts of laughter: the defence bill, he said, instead of 1a,OOO; .had produced -only uLout 2000 recruits, which was nearly iLl the same pro- portion a tailor boretaa. man in licù, therefore, of the full-grown man which had Men promised, the foontrymustnow he content with this misera- ble tailor's apprentice; and he upprehcttdcd a. si- milar rmnllttronUhe present bill. Mr. Xorke and, I,o.rd EustoIlapproved of. the measure/but the former thought the method of carrying it into effect might admit of sonte modi- ficatioa.—Mr. Pitt defended the bill on the ground V»1 the of former 111casures for re- cruiting the army; and on a, division the second r I leading .was carried, by 148 against 59.—The bill was then ordered to be committed to-morrow., PRlCE OF STOCKS. liank Stock. 000 Long Ann. 00 3 per C. Red. 09 India Slock 000 S per Con? I aha 15 m is Is. u ij- di- 4 per C V.00.. I'Exchea. Bills, Is. 2s. ci is. 5 per C: Navv; 89* I Omnium 344 prom. ■ 5i)cre. 00" Lo't 1\ i'lt-k'-i b.. G