The Cambrian

GLA:\ï()RGANSIIlItE. ,1 TO TIE SOLD i;\ VHi\xn\ ( ovriucr, a COPYHOLD nw m.i\fi-noi"sr. with jGJL-suitable. Outho;ises, and lhrce very excellent G VII- I -,i'te t t* e i IM \*m, situ in r tiie Muiii i'i 11 the parish ot Owv- moiith, now ili the occupation of Mr. Win Jonc as tenant atwill. Also, a FISHING WEAR. on the Mumble Sands. The House is ])!ea,;antly situated, andcolllmands I delightful prospect OF the, Bay of Swansea. One.ot the Gnrdi NS III, very excel tent lnllt tTees ol variou- descup tions. and is IN adngh state-ot cultivation. The PN IIIIM1^.IRV \vqtthy the attention of oaewhoiuay LIE inclined to build. Applv to Mr. Phillips, Attorney R Swansea. jxflTHS In the cousrnis or ca a none v ,»■< mo\ mouth. TO Bli SOL!) H\ AUCTION, At the Curdill-Arms u)n, t.p the towllQf Car.dnt; on Satur- day, the 1st day of June nevt, betwt 11 the hour- of four •••$ND live M the alternoom the FID lowing, lots, subject to "slIch Coudit,ionsofSale, as,sh,-tll b\ lhen"tndtlwre pro- d lice d, unless pre-ciousiy dt&posed of by Private Contiact, • of winch notice will be given,; lotl. 4 LF, THNT RRIVRJIOLI) CAPITAL IJL MI'I -,Gf M ION HO I SL, With the II OU.ltii-, 1 FIN lands, ,N)d Pro INITIOS thereunto be IONIUM', commonly called and nowri toy the name ol PON IA PANDY,- situate m the parish of tglwsi1ap, IN the said county ot Glamorgan, HI the oeeupa- turn of Mrs.Catherine Price, aitfi her undertenants, ot the your! V value, ot I'LOO, 7' The Prennses Ci'tnpriH'd inthis lot situatecl in a plea- sant and ten lie vale, .wit-hut one mile of the market- to;,vn.oi Gae.rphillv.; the Dwelling-house-and Oifices. KrcJ.I tor-fhe i. n t lua< f < epi on ot «tua|! genteel iaiuHv, arid'the-whole is capable ot creat improvement. « T.t VII tint i K'.LllOLD 11 N 1,- Ml v- \Ui I iii'l abnut (H» it LWI), 'V(J JtlliA* L.y i<Ou IhLTVor, i>e PL\ (J 110 i-,SI VV t.-N,. U lie HI IEE nil p N I>L < 1 ^1 v AL M, lwwlet at witl, AI THE yearly rent oi "L'kere IS a Riijht OT Common on an extensive Conimon apjnii.teii,int to tins lot.and Coal Mines under it, > > VFIICLI U worked IH»V be easily conveyed to theGla- \norf.N-vnshire T'niial, oeinii CONTIGUOUS tnereto; X/IT I A 1 THOSE VIRTUU vinet rtiiree-touuli parts (IHI. whole I to he divvied in ftiur parts) ol arid in a!' thai J-'IIKKHOI.D IVL[,S' ,\(IIv, I'Krv iv AITH.-VI",IIND.^T'O VTRT- ol LAN 0,' Ctilied YN IS YLLINE, Situate in the. said parish uf Eglw- sitan. now let at will, at the YEARLY, RENT ot ^.J. I his lot is also contiguous to the said canal. ■Jiot 4 VLL 1 ^S > Pieci 01 Paicel- (IT (" Slt)"M\K\- IICMSD (borough Enalish) L.VNII, CONTAINING I>V iUiinea- 2Iurerurut 10 ACRES* more oi <Ie-ss, situate ill- tue. p.n-IF>h. OT Tliuam'y, in tlw-sjtid couutv oi Monmowth, UOAV.1I to M. •lories, as tenant.at WILLY-A^:trie, Y earlv RENT.O £ T £ I oi \il TIIO-e PM"" (I P.'R' I IS ot CUS'IOIIARN- LIOL I) (|)I,NUMB R.NTRLI-'I) LWL), con; II'iing by adm M- 'surtment 10 Acres, INOU; ot le-s, situate in the. pauali .ol. Peterstone, in the said comitv ot lUomnouth, now let to Ld- xuund Harry, as TENANT at WIFL, at ihe yearly rent, of £ JO. Lot ()■ AH TLIWSE PUCES or Parcels of CI si'OMAUV- "HOLD LAND, containing bv adinen'sureuienl 10, Acres, mart OR -it" <TE in tiic NAI'S'I (,: U ->,IL, J;, rn, the said county OT M )'N 'euta, uow let'.I U nlnuu LOIII mil, AS tenant at will, at the vearlv rent oi /1,I. FOL partictdars apply to LMI — rs. Wood and.Son, Attor- mies. Carditt. CVRMAUTIII^IINII:, SI)I NI WAILS. Capital FruhoLd ESLWVE of 1400 Acrcs, WITH VALUAWT. GOAL MINES. TO B E SOL DDY AUCTION, By Messrs, SKINNER, DYKE, and Co: QA Tridav, ihe 2.4thofAJay,.at o'clock, at Garraway's -Couee-house, 'Cha-ngeralley, Cornlull, London, I N- ON I LOT, >A VERY VALUABLE FILI;LHOJ,D JOL I'IS I'A I'K, advantasieouslv siuialed within two MILES CF the sea-port and inarket-town of I,L V\ IvLlA EAS\ dis- tances trom CARMARTHEN and SW ANSEA, and only four miles from the ni-cat turnpike-road froru BIILFORl)* IIA\ R.V to LONDON, called CASTLI;-CAL)ARN$- G LLLY-VAUR, and sundry FAIIMS ,-So IAN 1)^, (nniaininn H04 ACRES ef MEADOW, PAST tl-l RE, \LI Bid' A WOOl) LT\\ |>, lying nearly compact, with KAHM |H)L SK and OUT- buddingi> let to good tenants; a Mindl pait on oici LEA-SC" tor lives, a VERY considerable part on. agrecmcnts ittr "il -^AR-1, and the. routundcr atwill at rents amounting to .CO25 V2s. per Annum, capable of considerable increase AS the leases expire. The. ESTA TIv contains many valuable Veins-of COAL, A large part of WHICH may be worked by level, and the temaindex by encuie-. ot ma 1 power. by engines ot ma 1 power. A [HA'.LDC RAIL, ROAD is nearly completed from the exieiliuc and nth Jroll Mines in the neighbonrhood> and exieiliuc and nth |ron Mines in the neighbonrhood> and feoin the Luiie-stone Hills, and passes through the ma- jor part of this Estate to the sea-port of LIANELLY, WHICH renders this property highly .eligible for the establish- ment of IHOTV, CoppEn, or other works upon an extensive Scale, as well as tor a great export trade in Co AM. To be viewed hyapplying to the Rev. Mr, Evans, of LLuietly, of W hom printed particulars may be had atsu at the Cas't!e, navorfordwest; Angel, Cardill: Ivy-Rush and KINSIWIIIIS, Carniartheh of T. Jenkm-, J'lin I I.^W.NNEA; Mr. lludhali, Printer, Bristol; Mr. Walker, Printer, OJo- eetiter Mr. Wright, Priuter, Hereford MIS Wood, Prin- ter, Shrewehury; iVIr. Svvi.nney, Printer, Birmingham; at the Place of Sale; of Messrs. Skinnef, t)vke, and Co. AL- •lers^ate-street, London; and of MI. J1 ASSAIL, LA-twood, I'emlirokeshire, at both of which places PI in- of tli< L-tate and Sections O# the Collieries may be seen, and who are au- thorîsedtoreceive proposal? for the purchase by JPrivate" Contract, YOINC; STTCK'LJIIL WILL COVER this SEA SO N, at CAR ox- TON, at One Guinea each Mare, and a CWIUH THE Grooni; the'I JNI t I E paid before COVERING:. VOITXA STIOKIII-.U is now three years old; lie WAS güt by Stickle*, his danv by Liberty. ]'Ie is remarkably hand- soine a:td.very bony.. ~TEN THO US AX D I'OI 'X1)S. rpHE first drawn Ticket will bo proclaimed JL on the 13lh of next Month, and entitled TO the ABOM' 3tnn, besides sUch Prize as will .othcr\visc fall to its share, 'perhaps':3;£SO,Ø{j(}. It is a well-known fart, that HORNSBY and, Co.. were the first WHO «ohl two Pikis ol J 0,IVK); Nos. and 4'2,569. I B(> pre SUIT 1 )ttu\ IH > S the adventurer two chances of that importance, besides, an extraordinary num- ber of Capital Prizes, S ICLI J» ne\ I UNI be lore introduced iu any Lattery.. r;. IloRNsliY inld Go."have the satisfaction of aequaintina their Country Correspondents, t hilt the demand tor Ticket* ANDSK^RUS at; their Ollices, has increased, is increa-sing;and, iio doubt, will cüntÍmtC to increase as I lie Drawing ap- proaches;—-as such, they beg ieave to advise their Friends to purchase their chance- without delay, as they will save considerably. Orders for Tickets and Shares, by Let ter or Carrier, eve- cuted o terms as if present. I Prizes paid on demand, whether A 20 or a /.V),000, at their old-cstahhshcd st, t Ollice, No. ,2(>" COH.N- jiiLr., London.. ■" dO; ,w, MR. YOUNG'sFAR:VIEIVs KAIJ-NDAJL. This DálJ,is pnblisl;.cd; In one very large price Ilalf-a-Guiiletf, in hoards, „ ■ TI.IL iARMLlt's KALENDAR; contam- TI.IL iARMLlt's KA LEND VR; contain- UI^ 1 lactical Lxjilanatioiis oi the Rtisniess, NECES«AR^ to be [jerloi njed OH .U'UJUS kinds ol Faruis DURIUI; every month ol the .y ear with the principles ol various new im» pruvetuents, and instructions for c,)Lecti.tillelti. BY ARTHUR YOliNG, Esq. ER.S. Secretary to the Boa id of. Agiiciilturc, and Honorary Mtniber uj in,uiiy Societies,.in hurope ami AtncFtcn. Tlie plan ot this wotk -is already well known to the pub- lic, and ha« been ^-mcuoned by tiie raptd sale of five lar^e editions. It had, however, lemaiued out of print several year. but the .Vuthor has- no«■ republished ity with such considerably improvcmeu<s and alterations adapted to the present advanced state ot Agriculture, that it may be justly described as an entirely i ew and tnoikirnwork. Printed f'v>t Riehaid Phillip-, N >, Rridge-sfrcet, Black- friars;- and to he had ot T. Jf nkin*. Printer yf this lJannr J. Bird, Cardiff; Daniel, Carmarthen; Mrs. Willnoi- F«afai«roJ(.e Ciriffilhs, Ter.hy 5 Potter, Ilaverlordwest; and F«afai«roJ(.e Ciriffilhs, Ter.hy 5 Potter, Ilaverlordwest; and ^il wtbejfBooksellers. "tyvthom may be had, price 'Sft." 6d. The Numbers of MR. YOUNG's ANN ALS of AGUI LTUR £ AS they WTE PUBLISHED UY the !'U.IT day of ever} OAK TIMf)ER iv \C tSTT.TXG. WAVJT'1} for I'°f K-' » V I'ES tor tlio or ▼ ▼ H.e MONMOl TH^UIRi: { am t„ i.m Cubic t C»tot (In above article; consisting of pieces from ii to ieet m. }cngtt),. o b.^ Q,a1}(td"t b\ 1 > I.h ht square. Any person dcoituus ol ( nutrartmo: tor the same deh- vered at Newport, may he turuisi'ie.d wnh ttisihe.r particu- Scaiittillg, by apply iiJgát ilu ( a 1.1I Oihee, New- port; i\lonniout:h.sliire. CA.I.WA HTHE??, April. LJ'L> I80:J. WAt. MADDOCKS, J5J7TIEE and VALcfT to the late JOHN VAUGHAK, Esq. oJ-troUt(ii Grove, TIAVING nponed a HOUSE in QIT.EN- -iJl srR::cr, rVRM vrihia. 111 the Wiiot s a f 1 andlUiAH WI\i: tV SlMlirrroi SLIQLOR TRADE, solicits the patronaije ol the INobiliiy, (jentry, and Public of; the said town mid itt) viciintv. He has laid in a stock of the best ipahtv, trom the tir.si Hoti-KM. which lie tlatters himself, will give general .satisfaction, and ensure to him their favour. and suppoit, which lie will uniformly endeavour to merit puiicl uaiitv and strict aitenluui to their kind commands. r i:ns \Eir-yofik\ TIn: \MLIUCA\ SHIP HOPE, DIMII C.V M :>m t r, Mastc r, rl!i (,i"7 hi\ rr,!iG (rom' Ltvt:ipuoll^ Acw-wrk.- She has ijood ac- coiritnodafioas tor Cabin and Steerage Passengers.' Sht; is expected in MiKord about iuorloth oi this month, April «. ilvpnc. hrMut.1,1 I'a,. r i Jiuunut, for halt price. I'oi tin tin 1 p ir in I ir-i appK to T) unel and Paul Star- biu L, o<- Udlor.I 01 IVi 1 Ma; ot ijnstol (.1 A vL<)P.(j VNMHRJI i, li ESIJ) I', \'C K, m-ir SlVAy^EJ. IO HE;. LET, CR'ily Funn>bcd) or SOLD;# .ANO l;\ I l.llEi) I1 I'ON IMMKIUVflil.)", A Lt tli it cumpu.cf, unci modem-hui] t i 1 OUST' I (heldhy lea.sci ol w hicji *<.> vents w unexpired ^called 13EL{,E\;i L; Ixx^e*'JC-r witu-«ibmit-11 ve Acres of goiyl Land. An<l also- ITVF. C'JTI CV- (i\R!>! e/^e'l tenanted,) ;¡djojf,;ngthe Sal1H:, ¡lllsituateàt i\t-oll1lt i'l -asant, ni'ji .S^au'e^, «nd e mini unliiiu: a iin,-t extensi ilnd. dc- liglitlul \i"V. ol lie Ua\ ul the hdi.icent C ii,uti\, and the Rristol ClianueL 1 01 f e.t'i1' ['rficul 1,- apply te M.sis. 1) .vies < nd P.ei- riasjton,. AU'onues, SVanHesi". GVPVM VtllPirNSil'llP. TO 13E SO] !) BY AUCTION, At the IY1 u;aii noi, in tlu- lown ot Kid wellv, on'Wediiosdav. the 1st dav 01 Ma, next, subject to tneConditions ot "sak there to be jiroduced, ALJ- th>; TI.MhER, UNDERWOOD, and COPPK-I. on the Farm ol i\l V\ I IliVl, in the several parishes of Ltangeudcime ami Llauelly, m tiie said count v.. Foi tvenv of the Timber apply to Walter AVdh.mis. k- nant, on ihe premises. Niui^at-tc Cam t Ei(ijH-r!>/y I'nwn. Cop-icr au s Globe Insurance Shures. MONTHLY SALE,. ? By Mr. SCOTT, ■■ ■ On Friday, May 3, at twelve o'clock, at Garravray's,.Et- chan«:e-alloy, Londoft, SHARES in the folkneing Navigations, viz. i ^nin; GRAND JUNCTION, MONMOUTII, X S\v\L\, PL\K FOIlRESr. \blIT(»N..and' OLDH.AA1. HOCHi )A),E, L \CAM Lit, Dl DLLY, and the \VIL'1S and ULKK.'s (JVNALS The UNION CGPPF.R iM lNE, in Cornwall, -1-v j SH \ni. The. GL(tj>E INSURANCE ofCOOO Subsc nplion, bear- ing at present .) per i "lit. interest, with good pio-pnts ol lncreasint;. Panted parti-ulars at the Ollice of this Piper, at tlu Hcuand Chickens, iViriiiingham at Hatchett's Hoiel, Pu cadillv atGarraway's; and of Mr. Scott, 2;>, Nc» Bridge- .UieetyLondon. TOTllE FACULTY. T^Hr SHOP EiX TURES, DRUGS, nud va- X "lut.bic MKDICAL J N^TRUMENTS, late the pro- perty of and of Car- digan, deceased, to he OLSWMD OF, on liberal terms. Apply personally, or In iel ter, post-paid, to Henry Peaci), Esc^. Cardigan., N-B. The purchaser will be allowed all equitable va- luation. 'f All persons haying any demands on the Estate of the'late JOHN BOWEN, Surgeon and Apotheearv, of Cardigan, deceased, are requested to deliver in their ac- counts immediately; and those who are indebted thereto are desired to pay the same forthwith, to the said Hei'av Peach, Esq. of Cardigan aforesaid, who is duly authorised to receive them. Cardigan, April 33, 1-803. TO OVERSEERS OF THE POOR GOING OUT AND COMING INTO OFFICE. THIS DAY IS rUBMSHRB, PFT-ICE 5s. A Medium quarto ruled attd printed AC- JaL COMPT-BOOK, for entering the INDENTURES of PARISH APPRENTICES. To which is added, all ABSTRACT of the ACT. By this Act of Pariiafti&it it is provided, « That if any Overseer or Overseers of the Poor neglect to piovide and keepsuch a book, or shall not. deliver or tender such book or books to his or the.n .jKecessor or succt-sors in ollice, witfiin lourteeu days alter his or their appointment, and itthe snid successor 01 s'n ce^eis relu-e 01 neglect to u-ci i\e the sam?, such peison 01 pcrsotis o otlenduig snail lorteit and pay the sum ot ,^o, or in deiault thereot shall be committed to the House ol Correction for one calendar month." Biimittiiham: printed and sold by Knott and Llovd • sold a' also b'y L. B. N 1 lev, \\e- \l..i ia-!aue, London; T. Jenkins, Punter ot thts Pap.-r; and by every othei Booksellerm Lngland and Walts. R /iei'c mny bt' had. the f'otfo wins; valuable publication' 1. LAWRENCE'S IXOCniY into the STlirciT RE and AMMAL CECONO.MY of the HOHSF,. Second edition, primed upon tine royal paper, and embellished with seven fine plates, price ll. K boards. a. HUTTO-V.s OBSLR\ ATIONS during SIXTEEN TOURS into NORI1I-W ALES, l'ine plalesy priec?s,t)d. boards. MILTO.VY PAR DISK LOST. a: Poohl; a new edi- J tion, with his Life by Anderson, printed upon fine paper, and embellished with a finely engraved poitrail, price K boards. ■ • 4. The SECRETARY, and COMPLETE LETTER- RiriiR; embellished with a tine trontispiece, price 2# sewed, or iis. 6d. bound in red. Una Day is published, PRICE SIX SlIII.I.INtIS, IV 110 A It i)-, A WELSH-ENGLISH DIO'UONAUV, con- taining 40,000 Words in AVelsh, with their En-jlish significations accurately.defyied and explained. By T. LEWIS, and Others. Prmfed arid sold by J, -Evansj Carmarthen sold also T. Jenkins, Swansea. ..Of -whom may be had, .A WF.LSH IHP.J.Iv, 8vo. bo ind, {5s. (id.—And WPJ.SH TESTAMENTS, s>s. 6d. and.os. rid..each.-

THE e.AMMMIvAjr. ■ ■<<«»•>» -• SWANSEA, FRIDAY, April 26. K'r We are in possession of a very curious an4.interest- ing account of the discovery of a Welsh colony in America, wlneh we intend to insert m our next paper. Presentation of Colouis to, the§d-Battalion ofCarmar- 1 tluiishii 1 Volunteers. This impressive ceremony took place on Monday last in the vicinity otCarmarthen* and^ the fineness of the wmtthet-ga-ye au additional zest to the inte- rest and brilliancy of tiie spectacle, which attracted an immense assemblage of company from the town and.surry und ing co nn try: The troops having marc h* ed tip the ground., under the command of tiTeir just- ly-respeetedColyntl,. Sir William Paxifoii, his ami- tbk-Lady arrived boon after in-an opcii'ctirrihi;e drawn by lour greys, and attehdfeti by her acco'tn-' ulisht d daughter. Lady Paxton never appeared to greater ad vantagij than bli this occasion j she.wore !a ^reen vr/hei ?percci, and head-dress of th'* -amc, Willi a leather an.'l by !u-f ah'.ibihtv :tnd gfacefulcohdescension excited thetttimiratiimoi till present. Ihe colours (the work of berowu h uuh; were consecrated by the Rev. Mr, t'erriar in the fol- lowing prayer:—- "0 Almighty Lord God, the safeguard and protector of all that trust in'thee, without whom nothing is strong, nothing is hoiy; who hast implanted in all Tilings Jiving, a principteof selt"-defeuce vouchsalc, we beseech titee, to bless the .arms of our most gracious Soyeretgn with success. Lift up the light of thy countenance, over.tjje King and his real III guide and direct with thy good spirit, the established church of this empire, and the church universal; and bless all or- ders and degrees amongst us. Accept and bless the armed associations of this land, who have united 'themselves toge- ther for the preservation of their laws, their altars, and their homes j and we more particularly pray for the armed asso- eiation of this town, here assembled. Pray we likewise for thine handmaid, this honourable woman, who is about to present these baunersat the throne I of thy Divine-Majesty. Sanctffy the gift, O Lord, and do thou go forth with, them in the day of battle, and grant they mav never be sullied by .the base and urunanly eoiiduet of i'- their defenders; "but inspire, 0 Lord, these thy servants with intrepidity in the hour of danger, and grant that these standards, which we now dedicate to thee, may always float iu the career of victory, and benever doomed to grace the proud and iiisuiting triumph of our enemies. We (buie unworthy servants do likewise return our niost sincere and unleigned Uiaiiks for benetit- >!n a received. W t- thank thee, that thou hast not givesi us over a prey to our ene111.es, but hast been pleased to preserve our country from their meditated attacks, and from those scenes of horror and desolation which necessarily attend'the seat-of }var. Centime. \se bec-i'i thee, thy fatherly protection, and' ha Ui tn time (it i» be thy hies t will; be 1 wi lino longer hear tne alarm or. war, but being preserved iron all perns, may irlviril.y thee, who art the giver ot all victory in righteousness and peace. These and all other mercuvs for; ourselves, and for all mankind, we hnmhly ask HI tlu; name and worus of Jesus Christ our Lord, saying, Our Jhituer, ..ve-' Her Ladyship then presented the standaiJ^, to Sir William, whom she thus addressed: Co 1,0 N I'.T., "J have the honour of presenting these colours to the 3d battalion of the -Carmarthenshire Volunteers: should they be ever vinliirled iu the defence of our holy religion, our county, and our King, I am confident, from the known loyalty and courage of Ancient Britons, they will remain victorious iu the field, or be resigned but witii their lives." To which he made the following reply; MAI-.I M, In cue name of the Sdbattalion of Carmarthenshire. Vo- lunteers 1 return you our sincere thanks for the honour y ou Vave this day covnerred upon us by the itiesfinialde present of these colours; and I have.great pleasure in expressing my nerk'ct conndence, mat the saered .trust, reposed in ns will be preserved inviolate, should the threatening foe at any tine render it necessary to display them in our coun- try's, deiencc. < rtuming to the troops,he Continued,- B v 1 r.iriN, I avail iiivself of the opportunity that now 'presents jt. self to address- to yon a few. words. Abnougb the danger which menaced us at the period when you, with generous aniour, first stepped forth in c rowds, to oher,.your «ervices m defence otyour Khig'and .country, appears, to have.duiuiiisli.ed;; yet as it must be chieflv aunouted to the impression made, upon our invete- rate enemy by the yea! and pint ihich the volunteers ha ve displayed, I trust your perseverance will continue unabated, and that you will not relax, ra your patriotic endeavours to ac^iu.e a. pcrlect a knowledge ol the. duties of a soldier as your various occupations will admit. I am far from pretending to discover the designs and plans ot the present Ruler of France but it appears to rue highly probable, that the attacks he is now malting 011 our remote posses,sions> are.rnerely t'eirttsto put (is off our guard and, uiniei the ndse impression that his views are directed to distant conquest, to deaden that heroic spirit which has hithuto prevented him from carrying his threat of invasion lufuexec\lti0! ll this be his hope and expectation, I trust it: Avill t.xd iiin]; bnt if, dazzled by the success he ha.'i met with ill, other countries, he shoiild persist in making the daring, desperate1 attempt, I am confident your love for a beneficent Kii ii,—your atlection for an .illmtrioos Prince, endeared to ns by the tula he bears~and the recollection of the glorious ueeas of your renowaed-ancestors in former times, will in- spire you uj meet, the attack with courage and fortitude; and that the sentiment,- expressed in the motto of these •colours (Libcrty or Death!) will be verified in your de- fence ot thfiu." Altei MI William had concluded, his animated addie^s, h^d' livered the standards, to the Ensigns, .'twill th^o v\ords: C«1..N'.1.! I V, ",V/uh plta»uie I consign-these colours to your hands; Convinced that the same spirit which actuated" your minds,. when y ou ollered your services in defence of ali that is dear to us, will be constantly exerted to preserve theiuniible- niished." Ensign Rtgnall relilip-d- (Jo.,O.N I.: T tiiese standards in the tfue spirit of pat riot- isrn. Ti 1:c of our. King, of oar Constitution, and of our couutry, wul impel us to l-aiiy round them.. We will bear them in I- N- eiiiv- who may da.re to attempt die invasion 1.,t our islaii'd and promise not to resign them but with our lives." The ceremonv being ended, the battalion was inspected by Colonel Stewart, md merited h is warm approbation: after- which tin otic 15 dined with their Colonel, and spent the evening in the utmost harmony and chearfulness, At Sir William and Lady Paxton gave an elegant ball and supper to the gentry and principal inhabitants of Carmar- then atld its neighbourhood, which were honoured with the presence of a very numerous and most re- spectable. party, who did not separate till five o dock the follovfing morning. Bi-tgadier-Generai Boughton, previous to. his ar- i here last week, inspected the Merthyr division 131 the Cistern Glamorgaai volunteers, and was much gratified with their appearance and disci- pline, After his departure from hence, on his re- turn to headquarters, he inspected the remainder nl tnat regiment, Col, Lascells' Glamorgan rifle- ;men, and the Cardiff cavalry, all of which received his complete apj)robatioti.The Brigadier-General has been appointed to this district, and will, we understand, be the future Ip/specting Officer of vo- J un teers, The eastern Glamorgan regiment has volun- letted to go on permanent duty at Swansea or Bre- con the Prince of Wales's fuzileers are appointed to commence a period of one month's permanent duty at Cardiff on the 5th of May;—and three of the Carmarthenshire battalions* enter upon the game service as follows: the T2d on the 25th of April at Carinarthenthe 3d urithe 6th of June at Swansea: and the 54U on the 18th of May at Car- marthen.; Two battalions of the loyalBreconshire volunteers' (the fn t andAVye-sidef vvere inspected last week by Lieutenant Colonel Bromley, who expressed I 1 1 (11 highly-pleased, with'dhe discipline and ap- pearaau; of the corps, and particularly compliment- ed them on the precision of their firings. Tuesday Geiu;ral Gasco.yne-inspected the Rut-" land.militia, lying at Milfard, by whom he vvas re- ceived with presented arms, the band playing the ivounte national air-of Ood Sate the King.^ "The men afterwards tbt-med a. circle, and the act of Par- liament permitting the militia to volunteer info the line was read to tnem by Captain Affleck, the com- manding otliccr. The General then addressed the corps ill a speech replete with candour and anima- tion, and 26 fine fellows instantly volunteered for general service, ;32 is the whole' number a.Howed by the act to be taken, and there is no doubt ol'tlie remaining six vacancies being speedily I lyearly ,200 volunteers into the regulars, from tiie different mililia regiments lying at Bristol, inarched on AVeclnesd iyJast into Bath, which is the general rendez.vou> for. the district. Mr.. Thomas Davies, of Wenvoe, a Captain in Col. LasrelPs regiment of Glamorganshire rifie- uiCn, is elected Fellow of Oriel College, Oxford. .'An affair or honour, between two respectable characters, in Neath,.was; intended for decision on Monday last, but the Magistrate-of the place oh- taining iuforaiation of the business. li<, very pro- .¡ perl t ads the parties give security *0 nre&cfrs tlis 1 here has lately been found upon the farm of the lie v.. J,, Lloyd, of Giltaeh, Cardiganshire, (1. numhei- of human bones mixed with .ish<' abotwourns, placed under a prodigious large Ston'ts, Which measured about 16 feet in length, 1,d in breadth, and 8- high.-—This mass of rock tooijc the workmen near a, tbrtnight to remove by powder and other means. It is certainly strange how such a deposit c £ uld be placed under a stone of such a magnitude as tar to exceed any human means (at present known) to remove. It was en- circled round the edges with small sfones, which were placed, to. receive the weight of the large one- and to keep it from pressing upon the centre, where the,bones and urns were placed, and which cover- ed a. space of near, six feet square. It evidently was not the burial place of one person, but proba- bly of a whole family,. The rudeness of the struc- ture, carried with it the appearance of very remote time. At Carmarthen assizes, one prisoner received sentence, of death for -sheep-stealing, but. was re- prieved.—Samuel Jones, charged with the same offence, was acquitted, Sack-villc Gzoynue, Major-Gen. Cowelt.—Last Saturday the Writ of Inquiry in this cause was ex- ecuted before the Under-Shcriffof Cannarthenshire, and a respectable jury, in the the Shhe Hall, at Ca'rmartheir,- when alter a long hearing and exami- ii;.ilion_ot.witnesses on-both-'sides, the-jury award- ed the plaintiff the Sum of 1781. lo-. being the lull damages clarmed-by hii», with costs'- of suit. At Haveribrdwcst assixep, two women, mother and daughter, were indicted for the w-ilfui murder of the baatard child of the latterbut as no proo1 could be adduced f/iat the infant Was born alive, the old-woman was acquitted, and the daughter .sentenced to-two years solitarv confinement for concealing the birth.—At these assizes was tried. before-a- very respectable special jury, a long de- pending cause between Mr. B eniainiii Jones and Air. Richard Lloyd, respecting a piece of ground near Harrolstoil; when, after a most impartial summing.up by Mr. Justice Lloyd, who expressed the great difficulty of deciding upon contradictory evidence, and rccommendpd the jury to prefer erc- dibility to Jiumber of wttnesses, the jury gave a ver- dict for Mr. Jones." At the assizes for Flintshire, held at Mold, a fellow was convicted of an assault with an inten- tion of committing a rape on an infant of the ten- der age of six years, and sentenced, to three years imprisonment in Flint gaol, and in the course of that time to stand twice on the pillory, in the mafket-place of Fliut.-A t Ruthin, to the ho- nour of the county of Denbigh, there was not a criminal case for the Court to try. At Brecon quarter sessions, on Tuesday, a wo- man was convicted of larceny, and sentenced to three months imprisonment. s The Liberty, Whitlow, arrived at Mil ford, on Tuesday evening, from Bristol, with goods and pas- sengers one of the latter, a Mrs. Isaac, died im- mediately on entering her house. A very considerable bet was laid last week by an eminent speculator, at the Stock Exchange in Lon- don. He gave 300 guineas to receive ^1000. if the current price of Lottery Tickets is 24. or upwards, before the drawing.—Last Lottery, it -seems, they rose to i 22. 5s. and as the sale this Lotterv is con- siderably better than the last, and the Scheme by far the richest in capital Prizes, he certainly stands a good chance of winning his bet. An institution is formed at Bristol, by subscrip- tion; for the purpose of promoting literary and phi- losophical knowledge it is called the Philosophi- cal and Literary Society. The rooms are opened to the subscribers evey Monday and Thursday, on winch days there are to be lectures OIl Ilatural and experimental philosophy. The Society for the discharge and relief of per- sons imprisoned for small debts has restored to li- berty during thelasl. year, 79.1 prisoners; of whom one was confined at Swansea, one at Cardiff, six at I u -I- I Carmarthen, one at Brecon, one at Dolgeliy, one at Flint, and one at Presteigne. At a meeting of the Bailiff arid capital Burgesses of Lcominster, on Thursday, the flight Hon. the Earl pf Essex was elected (Jhief Steward of the borough, in the room of the Hon. ThdMas Harley, deceased • and the Hon. Thomas Rodney was at the same time elected Recorder of the borough, in the room of the Earl of Essex. The mackerel fishery, on the coast of Cornwall, has, till within these-lew days, been very unsuc- cessful, but some recent good catches have render- ed the prospect more favourable. u, ay -n -ialt' Tuesday night, about hall-past ten o'clock, soon after the family had retired to rest, a dreadful fire broke out at Mr. Allen's, the Dog, in St. Owen s- street, Hereford, which in Jess than half an hour destroyed, the whole of the buildings, together with most of the furniture, brewing utensils, eight pockets ofhaps.&c. but vve'aie h tp v to state, that by timely alarm, the family, almost naked, escaped the devouring element. At Hereford Easter fair, last week, there was a! fine- shew of prime Cattle, many of which were sold and fetched good prices the horses brought for sale were chiefly of the cart kind, and very few were sold.—Prime hops averaged from 31." 15s. to 41'. 5s. A more extraordinary instance than the following, of the way iq which concealed murder is sometime. brought to light through the intervention of Providence, has, we believe, seldom occurred -A man who worked.on the ca- nal at Swindon, ilts, was in the habit of letting his wages accumulate, and receiving the produce of severa) w eeks at one payment, w-heu he; would disappear, and not return to his work till the liioney was exhausted. A short lune since, he absented hiiTiseft, as usual, and was not heard 01 till within these few days,' w htni a singular event discovered him, A towing horse slackesi\id his rope suddenly, wlneli went to the bottom of the canal, .when, upon his again straining; it, the rope brought up with it the bony of the man, who had been shot through the head, and thrown into t'lie canal with a stone round his neck. A comrade of his, soon alter tiie man's disappearance, became apparently deranged, saying the devil was alwavs about hiin, and went to work at Devises. -On hearing of the di-c overy of the hodv, he pre- pared to depart, but was tnkcn into custody 011 suspicion of being themurderer. CopperOres sold at Redruth, on Thursday, the 18th iiist. Mines. Tons. Turchaseji.. At per ton. Wh. Jewell 122 Clnad. Co. O. Williams &P.GrenfeH j_ l.i 6 ditto lid Rose Co. 10 11 6 ditto ,11-' 1-neiii ,11 Ci». j j j/, (; ditto 103 Rs.se:,Co. n j-i <5 ditto ()0 Cheat!, Co. O. W illiams 1 Cc P- Grenfell ^1 8 6 ditto 4J }• reeuian Co. 10 0 t> ditto l.io Mines Royal Co. 12 18 0 ditto Ida RoseCo. 16 IT 6 ditto 1 vG ditto 13 a 0 ditto- 9<2 English Co. 18 0.6 •Wh. Havvke 96 ItoscCc. li 6 0 ditto 82 M. -Royal. C 1 -•Brass-Witt, C 9 8 0 ditto 76 Freeman Co. 9 ;) 0 V> h.,Quick 96 Brass Wire Co. 6,18 0 ditto 79 ditto IS 8 ti Treskerby & Wh. >Vj[ Chead. Co. O.. CIHlHce ,J' ,&P.Urü'llfcH .12 120 j^'dO, 3 BirmgnJ; Co. 5K 2 -6 East Wit. Spariio., ;:o VN" 13 1 0 Ton:, 161^ ■. TheT'ruro eoui,age. for T.v'y-day qukrter end> fi on datura ay. The number uf blocjvs was 500 of "rain' tin ofcOiamvu rrlcs. M. per huudrec.

:a.. ,'> ITFPUTH". At H;*veiTor<itf^, the L,v „f Haior-G-scerlu- &» coy np, of son.' M ÆJUUEij, • ,} '-he Miinfbier, Mr. l*,i>:d Bidder, mnsterth? sloc^ i> >, OF I^OI;—■ ;K NE-II Swansea. ■" Mr. of 7»l;ss liae-, 4' D«'t- wich. Mr. Hollins, victualler, of l>inibid,.to Miss Mary Joiies of Oswestry. DIED. .1 esferday, Dayi(iIIopliins, Jls.'t of ?,eath. Lately, the eldest daughter wf Col. Williams, of Penv- coed, near St. Clears, Carmarthenshire, aged six y^a-s a'*d tour months. w Last week, at Cardigan, Air, John 'V)\VEN, ;i eniieient surgeon, and who for many years held the office of Cowp- Iroiier of that port. Saturday last, at Cardigan, Mrs.Beynonv who formerly kept the Black Lion inn m that town. I riday last, Miss Eleanor Turner, second d»^ghter td 2\ír. John Turner, of Churchstoke-HalJ, near Mohtgiiinery'. At an advanced age, Mrs, Parrv, of Prestaffii, near SL Asaph, Flintshire. Airs. Jane Shervil, who lived in the service of Mrs. Her- vrey, ot M'andinhatu, Cannartheasiiire. f8 v<;ars, and way remarkable- for her fidelity and atleetion. In Lottdon,. in hw 74th year, "William Jones, Lso, of Cl tha..Monmouthshire a geuiioirtan universallv respected. „ At Ciiepstow, in.the 530ih year of his a< £ c. Vt'arren• Jane, ESIJ. one of his Majestys'justices of tiie Peace tor tiie county of Monmouth. At Oswestry, Mr. Owen Junes, partner in the hon'-c of- Davies, Joii«i.N, and Co. in Liverpool', and formerly a vcrv resj.>ectablc.factor iii-tlie \indward Islands. Sunday, iUr, Richard W t,rk:iian, accomptant, of BrisuL