The Cambrian

Glamorganshire Clergy Charity, THE SUBSCRIBERS are requested to meet at twelve o'clock, on Tuesday, the 23d inst. at the Bear-inn, Cowbridge, to receive Petitions and make-Dis- tributions of the Balance in hand. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Treasurer. Cowbridge "Free-Schoool, July 1, 1805. GROCERY and TEA WARFJIOUSK, Next the Custom-lluase,Wind-street, Swansea, II. HARWOOD T> ETURNS his most grateful Acknawledg- JL\. meats to his Friends and the..••Pwb-lic for tFie libera! encouragement he has met with, and to assurethem no one sYiail supply them with Goods on better Terms. R. H. has just received a large ASsortment of genuine *TEAS direct from the East-India Company 's last sale, which he will sell as cheap as in London.—'Lump and moist SU- GARS, SOAP,. STARCH, BLUES, COCOA, CHOCO- LATE, and every article in the GROCERY TRADE. Mould and dip CANDLES. N. B. Shopkeepers are respectfully.informed, that they car. be supplied as cheap as in Bristol, no one being enabled to sell lower than R. HARWOOD. WIND-STREET, SWANSEA. EVANS ■&> SON," 'STATIONERS, BOOKSELLERS, BINDERS, and PRINTERS, CONSCIOUS of the obligations they are un- C der to their Friends and the Public for the liberal sup- port they have met with in the above businesses, return their most sincere thanks having received a fresh assort- ment of STATIONARY, (including Writing Papers ot the best quality) they flatter themselves, that by a strict atten- tion to business, punctuality, and a moderation in charge, they shall merit their future support. Among others they make and sell the following articles Stationary in general; Ledgers, Cash-Books,-Journals, Day- Books, &.c. in Russia, Russia Banded, Calf, Vellum, or I Sheep Binding, made of Imperial, Royal, Medians pemy, or Foolscap Papers, ruled by an improved Machine, or plain; Writing-Desks, with dressing-cases or plain ;back- famnion and Draft-Boards; a variety of Morocco i ociiet- looks'and Thread-Cases, Piated and Pewter Inkstands, Pen and Pocket-Knives, IHack-Jcad Pencils, Sealing-W ax, Sec. BVOKS neatly BOUND, GILT, and LETTERED, III Mo-, xocco, rough and smooth Calf, and Sheep. Periodical Publications free of carriage. PRINTING in general executed on the shortest notice with correctness. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, comprising History, Tra- vels, Voyages, Novels, &c. A new assortment just received. MICHAEL, Being just returned from London, RESPECTFULLY inform their Friends and t the Public in general, that they are now opening at their NEW SHOP, in WIND-STREET, SWANSEA, a fresh elegant, and fashionable assortment of the newest pat- terns-'of the following articles: Diamond and Pearl Rings and Broaches, and a variety of other Jewellery; new and. second-hand Silver Goods, Gold and Silver W atehes, Plated Goods, Coral and Cornelian Necklaces, and various other fashionable Beads, China and Glass, Paper Hangings of the latest patterns, Morocco Thread-Cases, Pocket-Books, Purses, &c. &c. Cutlery, Urns, and Tea-Trays, Tea-Caddies, Knife-Cases, &c. Parasols and Umbrellas, Pearl Fish and Counters, Tortoise-shell and Set Combs, Canes and Walk- ing-Sticks, with a variety of other fashionable Fancy Articles. WATCHES and CLOCKS repaired in the best and most] careful manner, having procured good workmen in the above branches. Mast. Money.given for Old Gold and otlver. .1 N. B. A handsome assortment1 of DEKBYSHIRE SPAR ORNAMENTS for Rooms, Chimney-Pieces, &c. a large as- sortment of reg, INDIA NANKEENS, LADIES and GENTLE- MEN'S SITPERFINE COTTON and SIL. HosE, selling very cheap. WANTED, by L. andJ. MICHAEL, as a SHOPMAN, a Person who understands the WHOLESALE TEA BU- SINESS. A HOUSE and GOOD SHOP to LET, in Wind-street. Enquire of L. and J. Michael.. CARDIFF. JOHN CLAXSON, AUCTIONEER, >. RESPECTFULLY informs his Friends and the Public in general, that lie has lately begun to act in that capacity, that he practices either ll Ius neighbour- iiood or at a distance, at the old charge oi One Guinea per day over and above his expences,. without imposing any other charge under the ciaitu of Co'mnnss'on, or otherwise. He trusts that by an unremitting attention to business he shall obtain the of the pliblic,, Nvilich it WIll eVer be his first endeavour to merit. June 29, 1,805. 'J'j This 1) tj is published, •Handsomely priirteQ in tw«>unos -octavo, embellished' 'Price in boards 2i. 2s. or with the plates elegantly tinted in colours* price 3i. 10s. DESCRIPTIVE EXCURSIONS THROUGH SOUTH-WALES and •_ MONMOUTHSHIRE, iu. the year 1804, amlfour preceding Summers.- By E.J)ONOVAN, F. L. S. Author .qf the" Btitish Zl)ology,"lS'C, Sold by Rivinstons, St. Paul's Church-yard; White, Sleet-street; iiis,Strand; and Hatcha:d, Piccadilly ;also by T. Jenkins, Printer of' -this Paper.. < Of wlwrn may be Kad, by the same Author, 1. The NATURAL HISTORY of BRITISH INSECTS, with coloured plates, in ten volumes royal octavo, price in fcoards 151. 10s. 2. The NATURAL HISTORY of.BIIITT.Sli BIRDS, with coloured plates, in live volumes royal octavo, price in toards 91. 3. The NATURAL HISTORY of BRITISH SHELLS, with coloured plates, in five volurues royal octavo, price in "boards 71. TLtUBERT's ROSEATE POWDER, for re- iLJ. moving Superfluous Hairs, and for producing a soft and delicate Texture of Skin. This powder is prepared from herbaceous substances, that possess qualities particu- larly mild and inoffensive to the skin, and producing the most delightful aromatic fragrance. The peculiar and un- rivalled nature of this discovery being reduced to the finest particles, is only capubleofoperatiÚg in those spiraclesoi the skin where the hairs are observed, and is therefore used- ,with the utmost pleasure and safety.* Its application is ,perfectly easy and particularly agree- able. The advantages of this preparation, as it also very- esse I itiall), improves thedehcacy and softness of the skin, constitute it the most complete and elegant depilatory ever produced, and is, therefore considered an ornamental. and useful appendage to the toilets ol tiie most distinguished Ladies in Europe and America, by whom it is sanctioned, and constantly used. Sold by T. Jenkins, Printer of this Paper, by appoint- ment of the proprietor, price 4s. each parcel. TO BE LET, AND ENTERED UPON AT MICHAELMAS NEXT, GLANBRANE-HOUSE, within five miles of Swansea, consisting of a drawing-room, eating-room, hall, kitchen, pantry, brewhouse, dairy, arched cellar, five bed-rooms, dressing-rooms, and two servants'-rooius; with a garden, coach-house, stable, &-c. &c. The Farm will also be let with or without the house. For portj<v>)ai9 appljr <rctbeol J- s' SolicittTj- Swansea; or to Mrs. Jones, on the premises. CAPITAL FAftM, CARMARTHENSHIRE, SOUTH-WALES. TO BE LET IMMEDIATELY, AND ENTERED UPON AT MICHAELMAS, NEXT, CEVENGEVEL and HANDERBEItTlIOG, estimated 160 Acre3, or thereabouts, of ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LAND, in high cultivation; with a good DWELLING-HOUSE, consisting of two par- lours, four bed-chambers, garret, kitchen, dairy, and other., necessary offices, extensive barns, malt-house and kiln, witll, most of the building tiled with stone, situate in the pa- rish of Llanfairar-y-Bryn. in the said county, within two measured miles of the market-town of Llandovery, through which the Mail-Coach passes twice everyday. All sorts of Game and Fish verymoderat,and plenty in the neighbourhood; the Taxes low; and the situation, in every respect, well worth the attention of a genteel family wishing a country residence. For a view of the premises, or further particulars, (if by- letter, post-paid) apply to Mr. Thomas Williams, the pro- prietor, at Cevengevel. ANGLING. This Dai) was published, By Crosbv and Co. Stationers'-court, Paternoster-row, Lon- don and sold by T. Jenkins, Printer of this Paper, price 2s. sewed, or neatly bound'is. 6d. A CONCISE TREATISE on the ART of ANGLING, confirmed by actual experience, inter- spersed with several new and recent discoveries; the whole forming a couipieat museum for the lovers of that pleasing and rational recreation. Sixth Edition, much improved. By THOMAS BEST. With a Frontispiece, representing the various Flies used in Angling. TRICE iJs. BOARDS. ANGLING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,, reduced to a' complete Science; being the result of more than forty years real practice and strict observation. 11 By SAMUEL TAYLOR, Gent. This is the work of a perfect master of angling; awl af- ter a careful inspection, we venture to say, that it will be found of more utility, to the lovers of the sport, than all the productions of a sliiilzir (irid that have before been pub- lished." New London Review, April, 1.30V. SUBSCRIPTION COFFEE-ROOM, MACK WORTH-ARMS. AT the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to the COFFEE-ROOM, holden the 3d day of July, 1805, PRESENT, Dr. Hobbes, Mr. Long, Mr- Win. Jones, Mr.. J. C. Collins, Mr. Russell, lMr. T. Jenkins, Mr. Davies, Mr. Ii. Sheit,en, Mr.'Sylvester, .RESOLVED, That a Change of the Newspapers at present furnished, and Some additional Regulations, appearing expedient, -a Committee be formed to fix on such Newspapers and frame such Regulations as shall be most likely to give general sa- tisfaction—that such Committee de consist of the five fol- lowing Gentlemen,, any three of whom shall be competent to act, but that any Subscriber attending the or Meetings of such Committee shall have the liberty to state his opinion on the subject: Dr. Hobbes, Mr. Jones, Mr. Davies, I .Mr. '/enftinJr Mr. Russell, J RESOLVED, That the belcre-menfioned Committee do meet at eight o'clock this evening on the business. Signed on the part of this Meeting by THO, flOBBES. At the first Meeting of the Comtoittee- appointed by the General Meeting of Subscribers to the C oilee-liooin, held on the 3d of July, 1805, at eight o'clook in the evening, RESOLVED, That the followjng Rules be recommended to the'coiisi-. deration of the' General Meeting of Subscrihers: 1. That in future the Morning Chronicle London daily paper, the Courier and Star London daily evening papers, the Observer Sunday London paper, the Cambrian and Gio- cester Journal weekly papcis, the Court Kalendar, the Monthly Navy and Army Lists, and Kent's London Di- rectory, be furnished by Mr. Rotely for the use of this Coffee-Room. x 2. That subscribers for a year pay One Guinea each in advance, and subscribers for a shorter-period, not less than a month, be admitted to the use of the Newspapers, &e. in this Room, on paying a subscription of i's. 6d. per muntu, or 6s. per quarter. 3. 1 hat no actual resident in Swansea, or within five miles thereof, have access to the Newspapers, 6tc. unless he sub- scribe agreeably to the foregoing Rule. 4. That Mr. Rotely be accountable to the annual or any pother General Meeting for the amount of all subscriptions, and that he do collect the same from each subscriber at the time of entering his name. |. 5- That in consideration of the great influx of company to Swansea in the summer months, Jtfr. Rotely be allowed to accommodate any stranger or strangers with the use of the Newspapers, &c. in this Coffez-lioom, for any time not exceeding one week, but if he or they continue longer in. this town, a subscription be paid by him or them propor- tionate to his or. their intended stay. 6. That no subscriber take any paper, &c. out of this room, on any pretence whatever, on-pain of forfeiting his subscrip- tion for the remainder of the term for which he had sub- scribed. 7. That no person whatever shall have the use of the pa. pers, ike. in this room, unless lie conform to the foregoing Rules. ■ 9. That all the papers taken in for the use of this room shall be regularly tiled by the who shall be respon- sible for the same, in consideration of which he shall be al- lowed such compensation as the Committee shall think ade- quate to his trouble. 9. That copies of these Rules, be printed and put up on the-door and other conspicuous places, in tins room and that the same, with the whole proceedings of this day, be adver- tised in the Cambrian three times, tor the inlorniation of the rown and neighbourhood. THOS. HOBBES. At a Geiteral Meeting of the Subscribers held on the above evening, the foregoing Rules were confirmed, and it was also RESOLVED,. That the aforesaid Committee continue in office for one vear, and meet OIl the first Monday in every month at seven o'clock,'to receive and redress complaints should any exist. Signed in the name and on behalf of the Meeting by THOS. HOBBES. RESOLVED, That the Thanks of this Meeting he given to pro Hobbes for his attention to ths interest of this Coftee-Rowu.. FREEHOLD ESTATES IN GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. Loti. A N ancient MANSION-HOUSE and JL%L DEMESNE LANDS, called MAINDY, si- tuated in the parishes of St. John's, Cardiff, and Landaff, iu the county of Glamorgan. JUUHCU consist ol Meadow and Pasture.Ground, in a good state of cultivation, and contain about 77 Acres The House commands a good combination of Land and Sea Views; it also enjoys the advantage of being near the mar- ket-town of Cardiff, and lying on the direct road from thence to Merthyr-Tidvil; and also within a very short distance of the Glamorganshire Canal; it also lies within thirteen miles of the market-town of Cowbridge, and within six of that of Caerphilly, and obtains Lime and Coal on reasonable terms. Lot 2. A MESSUAGE cS: FARM, called MONACHTY, situate in the parishes of Llandaff and Whitchurch, in the county of Glamorgan. The Farm consists of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, it measures 150 Acres, 2 Roods, and 38 Perches. There are also TWO COTTAGES and GARDENS vffcr -Labourers, with a Stable and Land yet uninclosed, toeing lately part of Cardirf Great Heath) containing about seven Acres, adjoining to and forming part of this lot. This lot, except so mucii of it as lies on the Hewth, is free -from Tithes and Church Rates. To be viewed by applying to'Wvndharr Lewis, Esq. Lanishen; or to Af r: Brown, Solicitor, Cardiff who will sliew Plans of the Estates and give particulars. CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Singularly eligible and valuable FREE- HOLD ESTATE, desirably situated on the Banks ot the Navigable Rivers Tave and Cowin, in the most fertile and beautiiul part of the county of Carmarthen, distant about three miles from the market-town of St. Clear's, three irom Llaugharne, and seven from Carmarthen comprising the Manor or Lordship of Llandilo Abercowin, with the Demesne Lands, Rents, and all manlier of Serv ices and Ap- purtenances thereunto belonging; and the capital MES- SUAGE or TENEMENT, and FARM, called LLAN- DILO ABERCOWIN, containing in the whole 830 Acres, or thereabouts, of exceeding rich MEADOW, PASTURE, and MARSH LANDS. A FREEHOLD FARM, called PENTREWYNNE FARM, consisting of a Farm-house, Barn, Stable, and Of- lices, and 244 Acres of excellent MEADOW, ARABLE, and WOOD LANDS, eligibly proportioned.. TWO FREEHOLD FARMS, called TALYBONT and TYCENOL, containing a Farm-house, Offices, &c. and 135 Acres of rich MEADOW and MARSH LAND. TALYBONT MILL and LANDS thereunto belonging. A FREEHOLD FARM, called RUSHMOOR FARM, consisting of a i'arin-house., Barn, Stable, and Offices, and 205 Acres of excellent MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARA- BLE LAND. A FREEHOLD FARM, called CASTE LEO 111, con- taining 77 Acres, with Barn, Stable, and other Offices. A FREEHOLD FARM, called PWYLLYG-RAVEL, comprising a Farm-house, Stable, Barn, &.c. and. 65 Acres of good improvable Land. PWYDOGOLDSMITH COTTAGE, GARDEN, and FIELD. The above Manor, and capital Farms, immediately con- tiguous to each other, are let to most respectable tenants, in gL a fine sporting country, abounding with Game and Fish, and command the most beautiful Land and Sea Prospects, I the tide flowing over a pait otthe Demesne. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Bengough and 'Palmer, Bristol; or to Mr. Herbert Lloyd, Solicitor, Car- marthen. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In one lot, at the Star-inn, in Merthyr-Tidvil, on Saturday, the 27-th day of July inst. at four o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such Conditions as shall be then produced, THE MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, STA- JL BLE, cf OUTHOUSES thereunto belonging, called .Tire BRIDGEWATER-ARMS, a well-accustomed Inn, and. most eiigibly situate for business, half way between Merthyr-Tidvil and Cardiff, with severa) Parcels of Land thereunto belonging, how in the oewpation of Mr. Henry Lewis, at the yearly rent of £ 21. Also, a valuable and inexhaustible STON E QUARRY, containing various kinds of excellent Stones, adjoining the aforesaid premises, and close to the Glamorganshire Canal, now let to Mr, William PrJtchard, Builder,at tlie.,y,eariy fent of 20,. ■ Also, a MESSUAGE, GARDEN, and PARCEL of LAND, with the Appurtenances, now in the holding of Thomas Morris, under a lease for an unexpired term of 20 derable advance upon a new letting.. And also, a MESSUAGE and in the occu- pation of David Miles, under a lease for the lives of hilll self and wife, both very lar advanced in years, at the pre- sent low yearly rent ot„ £ 'g. The above premises arc all Freehold, and contiguously situate at Pentrebach, -in the parish of Eglwysilan, adjoining the road from Merthyr-Tidvil to Cardiff, and close on the Glamorganshire Canal. There is a fine growth ofWood on the Land now ready for felling, with some Timber Trees. For further particulars apply to Messrs. Walter and John Powell, Brecon. I On the Composition qf a Sermon and PllblicPreachillg.. This Day was published, A new Edition, revised by a DIVINE of the CHURCH of ENGLAND, in one large volume octavo, on fine wove pa- per/ price 10s. 6d. extra boards, A N ESSAY on the COMPOSITION of a XX SERMON. By the Re v. JOHN CLAUDE. To which are added, THE LIFE of the AUTHOR, a DISSERTATION on PUBLIC PREACHING, and NOTES. By the late Rev. R. ROBINSON, of CA M B P r D G F, London, Printed for B. Crosby and Co. Stationers'-Court, Paternoster-row aud sold by T. Jenkins, Printer of this Paper. Where may be hud, just published, price 6s. octavo, "GERARD'S PASTORAL OAH., on the Dignity, Dif- ficulties, Duties, &C. &C. ()I the Pitstorlti Office. NEVRU-FAXLING Cuitp liOn. THE ITCH IN ONE HOUR'S APPLICATION: TO those alllicted with the above disorder, BARCLAY'S ORIGINAL OINTMENT is recom- mended as a safe, speedy, and effectual remedy. Tilis Olllt- ment hits been in general, use for upwards of 80 years, with- out a single instance of its having tailed to cure the most in- veterate cases. It does not contain the smallest particle of Mercury, or any other dangerous ingredient, and' may be safely used by persons of the most delicate constitution. The public are requested to observe, that none caii pos- sibly be gelHlJllè unless signed by the proprietors, Barday and Son, and great danger may arise from the neglect of this caution. Sold wholesale and retail by Barclay and S'n, (the only succes-sors to Jackson and Co.) No. 9j, Fleet-Market, Lon- don, price 1s.9d. duty included; and by their appomt- ment, by T. Jenkins, Printer of this Paper, und J. Fiexman, Swansea J- Bird, and D. Hughes, Cardiff; J. Daniel, Car- marthen; J. Potter, Haverfordwest; Wihuot, Pembroke; | aria raost Venders of Medicmes iu the kingdom, t SWANSEA. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Talbot-Arms, on Monday, the 5th day of August, 1805, between the hours at five and six o'clock in the ai- ternoon, in lots, the following FREEHOLD & LEASE- HOLD HEREDITAMENTS u THE SIX FREEHOLD HOUSES 4- PRE- MISES, standing on thu J;I,t^D, immediately- op- posite tJie Swansea Brewery, letjto Messrs. John Lewis, T. Edgar, J. D¡¡rXs, Jacoh Stathews. JarnK and Thomas Westlv, at the yearly rent of £26. The SLAUGHTER-HOUSE and STABLES, with the THREE adjoining FIELDS, held under the Corporation of Swansea fo; 99 years from Michaelmas 1764, at the re- served rent a 6s. and now let to different tenants, and pro- ducing a nctincome of 0 £ '28, which will be considerably in- creased on tie completion of the Oystermouth Tram Road, communicfting from the Mumbles, through the centre of these presses, with the public Quay. And-a,.nost comfortable HOUSE, with Offices, Gardens, and several Acres of Land, pleasantly situate on the Town HilH/w'thin a mile of Swansea, held under the Corporation i^Sw-rnsea for 99 ye,ars, at the reserved rent of < £ 0, and 'now.fet to Mr. Popkm, at the yearly rent of J_o5. jVr particulars apply to Robert Tyler, Esq. Inner Tem- ple London; or at the Office of Robert Nelson Thomas, Solicitor, Swansea. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Wheat-Sheaf, Swansea, on Saturday, the 24th day of August next, between the hours ot four and five in the afternoon, subject to such Conditions of Sale as shall be then and there produced, ALL that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE and .TENEMENT and LANDS, called FREEDOW, si- tuate in the parish of Lanridian, about nine miles from Swan- sea, and a HOUSE, OUTHOUSE, 4• TWO GARDENS, at Highwalls, containing about. 40 Acres of MEADOW, ARABLE, and PASTURE, held at will by George Wil- liams and his undertenant. The occupier of this Farm has an unlimited Right of Com- mon upon several extensive Commons in the neighbour- hood and there are Limestone Quarries within the distance of a quarter of a mile of the premises.. The Tenauts will shew the Premises; and for further par- ticulars apply at the office of J. Jeffreys, Swansea". PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Castle-inn, in Haverfordwest, on Saturday, the 17th day ot August, 1805, between the hours of three and four o'clock in the afternoon, A Capital FARM, called LLANDIGIGE, situate in the pafish of St. David's; in the county of Pembroke, consisting/of a good-FARM-HOUSE, and ail requisite. Out-olfices, in good repair, and of 326A. SR. 29P. of fertile ARABLE, MEADOW, # PASTURE LANDS, in excellent conMitioii, now in the occupation of Mr. Wiii. Williams, under a lease for the lives of Mr. Peter Williams, aged 79wears, and the said Mr. William Williams, aged 49 years, at, the low yearly rent 56, For further particulars enquire, of William Evans, Solici- tor; or George Jenkms, Auctioneer, in Haverfordwest. PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Castle-inn, in Haverfordwest, 011 Saturday, the 24tli day of August, 80.5,. between, the hours of three and four o'clock in the afternoon, ALL that FREEHOLD MESSUAGE, TE- NEMENT, and LANDS, with the Appurtenances, called WEST PELCOMBE, otherwise PEICO-IIBE, si- tuate in the parish of Canirose, in the county of Pembroke, and containing bv admeasurement 99A. 2R. 13P. of fertile. ARABLE, MEADOW, and PASTURE LANDS, in ex- cellent condition, now in the occupation of Mr. Abel Watts, under a lease for the lives of the said Mr. Abel Watts, aged 60 years,, and Thomas Watts, aged 27 years, at the low yearly rent ot40. rdw Apply'to William Evans, Solicitor, in Haverfordwest, who will shew a Plan of the Premises. CARDIGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Black-Lion inn, in the ttvwn of Lampeter-Pont- Stephen, on Saturday, the 27th day of: July, 1805, between the hours of three and seven in the afternoon, unless pre- viously disposed of by Priiiate Contract, of which notice will be given, in the following or such other lots as shall be agreed upon at the time of sale, and subject to such Conditions of Sale as.shall be then there produced, HE under-mentioned very desirable FRF.E- A HOLD MESSUAGES and FARMS, situate in the several parishes ot. Llandewy-brefy, Llanbadarn-odyn, Kil— kennin, and G vvnnws. n Tenements and Yearh• Parishes.Tenants. 'Acreage. Land I s I cE'=i»; ■:}Rev-Mt- ■ • ■ I ? s '0"5 3 Coed Wm. Williams 138 0 10 31 00 4 Hendre Phillip Daniel W illiams 97 ) 1;) V5 0 0 5 Bvvlehywemeo. Joshua Davies ••••142 2 15" 25 00 6 Nantywernog John Davies 2 20 10 10 (' 7 Bryny rambor Evan 3 SO 13 0 0 Llnnbadarii-odyn ( 8 Pautvbcndw Jolni H-ygh'es. 99 0 15 31100 .9 Penllwy-n-bedw James Davies .1129 2 35 24 00 KUPxnnin. v 10 Bwlchwernen •• JohnVaughan,Esq. 197 2 10, 44 '29, II Tyn-y-froii • • • John Williams 150 2 30 30 0 0 12 Berlfan Deg-••■ Jenkin Lewis 94 2 10 35 0 0 ^KilkenninMili ) T <-> V> 'n lo > inomas JLewis o 0 0 (onertnird »■- y Gunnws. Gunnws. 14 Abergwngy John Scott 181'8 0 The respective Tenants will shew the Farms in their .se- veral occupations; and further particulars may be. had by applymg to Mr. Stephens, Solicitor, Newtown, Montgo- meryshire. SUPERIOR ELEGANT BOOTS.% HARDY's new-invented BLACKING-POW-. DER, (patronised and used for the King and Royal Family) with half the usuul trouble produces the most 1"a- shionabie and elegant jet lustre to Boots, Dress Shoes, Can touch Boxes, Ladies Black Boots, Clogs, &c. As the; above, composition is neither Japan nor Variiish, it will- not cru.-t upon the booti which OCCäSlons decay; but, ontKe contrary, will soften and meliorate the leather, repel wafer, withstand heat, and retain its virtues :n all climates. It neither soils (he linger, nor smells disagreeably Is. and Is. 6d. per box. Also, a'MIXTURE, CREAM, and LIQUID, which so excel- lently restores, preserves, and beautifies the Tops of Boots. The Cream keeps- the pale colour, Is. 6d. The Liquid for brown or tan, Is. The Mixture, is for the purpose ot taking out mlc or any stain, 3s. per bottle. The genuine are signed Robert Hardy, 3, Barnavd's- Inn, Hoibom, London." Sold by him and the Printer of this Paper, and most Booksellers, Perfumers, and Venders of Medicine In the Kingdom. This Blacking Powder is particularly recommended to dealers, and for exportation troin the closeness üf ["(cking, lightness of carriage, and not, being subject to los<s, as m'Wt liquids'ire, from tiie breaking ol bottle, tenneatm* «c. CARDIGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, (U nless disposed of by Private Contract in the mean time, of which due notice will be given; at the house uf George Davis, mnuolder, known by the name ot the I rr, situate, in the town of Cardigan, on Mondav, the ntn dav ot August, 18i),,i, between the hours of three and five of the dock in the afternoon, A IX tlmt J^ H6LD MESSUAGE, TE- fiall^d PFP 4 •pT*w'A with the Appurtenances, called ALL R ART HAN, situate m the parish oi Troerdv- raUf, m the county of Cardigan, comaming by estiinaiion 109 Acres, be the same more or less, now in the occupation ot Jftmes John, Carpenter, Jolm Thomas, Smith, and David Jones, Tailor, as teoants thereof, under the yearly rent of °f 70 free of all taxes whatsoever. his Estate lies within a ring fence, and is capable of very great improvements. -^°La Y'ew of the premises please to applv to the re^cc- ti ve Tenants J and tor further particulars lo Mr. George Martin, Solicitor, Bristol, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen; or to Mr. Lewis Evans, Solicitor, Cardigan. COUNTIES of MONMOUTH and GLAMORGAN RUMNEY BRIDGE. ANY Person or Persons who is or are de- siroas of CONTRACTING for the BUILDING a BRIDGE of STONE and MORTAR, or of IRON STONE and MORTAR, for the passage of Horses, CattK and Carriages, of the breadth of 18 feet at the cast, across the RIVEiv RUMNEY from the parish of Rumnev, in the county of Monmouth, to the parish of Roath in tiie county of Glamorgan, at any place within the said respec- tive parishes, not exceeding o" yards from the sciie of the present Bridge; and a TOLL-HOUSE, with a Gate there- to, on the avenue leading to the said Bridge, in the oarish of Roath, in the county of Glamorgan and also for tiie making proper Roads, W ays, Avenues, and Approaches to the said Bridge, tor the space of 100 yards from each eno of the said Bridge, are requested to send Plans and Estimates of the same to the office of Messrs. Wood and Son, C-irdiff, on or before the 27th day of July inst. or (0 attend with the same atftlie Meeting of theTrus*ees for Building the said Bridge, to be held at the Cardiff-Arms inn, in the town ol CardTtr* on Saturday, the said 27th day of July, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Cardiff, By Order of the Trustees, July 6, 1805. J. WOOD, J\1. Clerk. DUTY ON DIVIDENDS. BY an Act passed in the present Session of Parliament, an ADDITIONAL DUTY, after the rate of One-fourth Part of the farmer Duty on 15 granted upon every. Assessment to be mnde for any vear subsequent to the 5th of April, 1805, to be computed upon tise net amount of the Duty charged by such Assessment, which Additional Duty will attach upon the full amount of ail Dividends or Shares of Public Annuities, payable on ins 5th of J ulv next.—His Majesty's Commissioners for the Af- fairs of the Taxes therefore give notice, that all persons en- titled. to such Dividends, who are desirous of paying the amount of the Duty into the Bank of England, mllt. in order .to entitle them to a discharge from further Assessment, pay into the Bank, in addition to the former Dutv, at «ne rate of £ 5 per centum on the amount of the said'Dividends, the, further sum of One-fourth Part of the said Duty, computed upon the full amount thereoi. By Order of the Board, MATTHEW WINTER. Office for Taxes, London, June 29,1805. Sold by T. JENKINS, SWANSEA. CURIOUS AND INTERESTING. 1 his Day is published, filter. 3s. In one volume, octavo, of iieai. 300 pages, with an e.lee'snt Portrait of the Auihor, A New Edition (with Additions) of A GUIDE ta HEALTH; or,' ADVICE to BOTH SEXES ill a variety of Complaints: ex plain- ing tne most simpileand eihcacious remedies fortliose diseases which are treated on under the following heatfs, viz. Address to the fair Sex' Liiiie-ivater Parents,Guardians,&c. Lowness of spirits Advice to nervous Patients Love Air Maids of a weakly coristitw- Appetite tion Asthma Man Barren, women- Memory, loss or defect Bashfulness Mind, diseases of Bathing, observations on I Mothers, their duty Birth, particulars relating to .Nerves, weak Body, unfavorable posture of Obscene conversation, bane* Bowels ful effects of Child-bearing Parents and Gurirdralls Child-birth address to Cold' Paraplivmosis Coiisumption Phthisis, or consumption Conception Phvmosis Cure-for nervous diseases Pregnancy, Dancing Quick digestion Daily exercise Rheumatism Dejection Riding on horseback Deficiencyofnaturalstrength Rising early Difference between venereal Scurvy symptoms and thoa; often Scrofula • mistaken for them SwooninKS Digestion ■ Symptoms .of Pregnancy Dreams Tea Lxercise I^eniperanc' Female complaints Timidity Fits Turn of life Flannel Ulcers in the thriat Flatulence, or windy com- ¡ Venerv, exce«si-ve plaints —secret (J ids Yenereal diseàs8 Gout I i-giiis Gouty spasms-in the stomach j Voyages by sea" Great schools j V. alkin-g Heavy suppers Water ° Hereditary diseases j Weakness Heart-burn Wind Hypochondriac complaints [ Wind}- liquors Hysteric affections Wine Internal sinking Women's miik Incubus, or night mare Women Leprosy Youth. And all complaints incident to the Femaie Sex, By S. SOLOMON, M..D. 0 blessed -Health! thou art above all gold ani treasure it is thou who enlargcst the .soul, and openest all-its poizes, to receive instruction and relish virtue. He that has thee-, has little more to wish for; and he that is so es D want thee, wants tv¡;;ry thing'with thee !ST.i::R.i:. TO THE punT.IC.. Every person, young and old, should purchase this heok. there: being scarcely ur. iadiridun! who'is "not interfiled in some part of it.. In particular it is recommended to young z men aud boy; as an early attention to the latter mav .-A-n-e to guard them from a fatal'rock -.c-n which- tisyusaim ha <-8 split, and hlo the- means of preserving, their boriies from dis- ease, and also ikeu souls, their minds, and ail tlicir fac. it;e« from destruction. London: printer, f; the Author, and bv II. 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