The Cambrian

WEDNESDAY, January 4. betters from Holland, of the ftb instant, were yesterdayreceived. They state that a proclama- tion was issued by the Dutch Government on the 1st instant, forbidding, under severe.penalties, the subjects, of Hoihind. from hoidmg a»v commercial or Irtandiy intercourse wliitfvir wiLli. the subjects of Great Britain. A postscnpt to one oi these let- ters, however, adds, that much of the severity of the regulations which affected• the commercial in- terests of. that country, more especially as coa- Eecced with England, has heed remitted, 'and a fur- ther relaxation of those restraints is daily expected. The Dutch letters contain no othefc news of im- ortance. Detachments of the 5th, 25th, and 89th regi- ments, amounting to nearly 300 men, have been landed within these few day's, at W hits table, ami. are now at Ospringe and Fevershaiu, These, troops c^oristitu ted .part of the expedition which sailed in r ior,the Elbe, and were wrecked on the coast or Holland, where they were taken prisoner's. They are sent home, upon t k ir p m, The con- duct of the Dutch Goven n t towards them is highly honourable. They were treated with the greatest,kindness and attention. I no- second bat- tahon of. the first foot (or rovtilsi, is also at Os- pringe barracks. I-tic( Irom the West Indies. is jist'ret The following is extracted from Hell's American Gilzefte, dst.ted.Dc< i, lH05 ;.c. .< informed that the vile miscreant Fhorn&s ratine, h-ivin2, been visited by a second stroke of the -is ctc< d uataesseii with the of a ore spent-m rtuliag all religion, and nt contemning divine reve- lation; and tha.tdie is in daily practice of prayer for heavenly grace .aud reconciliation.—Jla$, JpoorTom. Miss Long, the eldest ..daughter of the late Sir Ja.mes Tiiney Loag,, is sole heiress totheTllne), estate, amounting to -30,00.01. per annum, and aQO,OOOL in the funcN, making her by kr th" rich- fSt fn.la'R commoner in England. She hasjusten- eredher irth ycai*, and. naturally., draws in her tram most^of our young men of fashion, who find e attractions of Miss Long too powerful-to be re- ststed.. 1 Mr. Curran, the celebrated Irish orator, is to be Attorney^eaeraK aud Counsellor M'Mahon, bro- >T °f i4T° i^a^10n» Solicitor-General, in the T 0tJlr- Puinket aad Mr. Bushe. tot i ?ne' a? I"8^1 Barrister of considerable «f th'o paS SUvCTeefec^ ^r' Justice Finacane, as one S n le J:"°Ses the Irish court of C. Pleas, i ^^sjort.is to-be Joint-.Postmastej-Gene- M In 100ai 0^ Lord .Charles Spencer. friot/Gumey and Jarvis are, itisun- ^ers^od tcbe made King's Counsel, 1/r* -t- rS measure which, it is. said, the new S?rlS?r«S,mean \° bm!g forward> relates to our mi- A ?"•em- A. great alteration is intended to b< ttected.m it, and attempts are to be made to pro- -«.\uce a large adfht;on to Our regular force, report 5d}S to the amount of 90,0.00 men. The parish ct, it is stated, is to be repealed. « ^ouse of Commons, yesterdav, the R.ff E:SS' y Nelson?s a«<l'Sir'E. Strachan's Ari- »tuty Buls, were all agreed to and the hills or- «eied to be read a third time to-morrow. Upon e rePort Lord Collihgwood's annuity bill being hrought up, Lord Castlerea'gh said, that as he was the person who presented his jVJajestV's mess\gt* ai Jipou tais subject, -he thought it his duty to ite, ie consiueration of the House, certain ciicum- a C0™e t° the knowledge of the?, e AdminiSi-ration, since this message was recom- en T-hese circumstances were of such a na- ture as strongly to urge the propriety of re-consi- «eniig the limitations, contained in the bill before t Hn WUSe" Althoi,gh/he did not feel himselfen- hJ „ expect that any suggestion of his would 1 a Cn to by his Majesty's present Mi- Ilistors, yet aPon this occasion he- could not sup- foc|)' grounds upon which his suggestion ed, could fail to interest their consideration. •H'CCOr< i^ ^ni''ati°as in the bill before the House, the succession to the annuity was settled Mpon the two next male heirs of Lord Collingwood. Buit u appeared that this Noble Lord had no male linaief'i family consisting merely of Lady. Col- th% u ai two (^aughters; who, in the event of that gallant officer's; death, were likely to be'ex- posed to a state of distress,, which no doubt it would be the most anxious wish of that Honse and the country to prevent. With a view then to guard against such consequences, and to afford an for Hrail,«'nS more suitable nrovision S f-imily of Lord Collingwood, it walhis wish H s^Pea^ the progress bf this b'iil for some time. Me therefore, moved that the report be taken into on^ideration. on this day se'nnight. Mr. Spencer Smith, Mr. Vansittart, and Adnfiral aryt>y, corroborated the statements of the noble ord, and coincided in his opinion. The conside- j a the report was, therefore ordered to be deferred to Tuesday next. (Mr. Alexander brought up the report of the Committee of Ways and Means.- The resolution r racing 5,OOO/JOOl. bv loans on Excbequer^Bilis, was agreed to, and bill ordered accordim'!v. geran,gS^c notice, that on Monday he tf,L u!0Vt; for Ieave to bringm a bill to eniofee L ,p?ence of the Clergy in Ireland. ller"ey gave notice of a bill to remove all TrLtbf Act6' tUe aCV C°m,nra^ Called th<> ■J*r wnt^ were ordered for the Borough of Wilton, in the room of Lord Viscount Fitzwifliam, St.nv'arrinCfet cleetioi), had accepted the office of •jlt ivprf ,_°i■- st. Ilundred—-and for the Borough of Who inr;T;St' ,m the room of Lord Kensington, r/h r" el0,on' ^'cepted the office of of, ^onimismoners !or executing the office «i I cru High Admiral uf the United Kingdom On tU n.otion of Mr. Vansittart, it was ordered, thM in."it laid oolore the House an account of tacnumbei of ships, with their tonnage, Sic. that Lad entered jnws.rds, and cleared outwards, from the ports of Greet Britain to Continental ports, for Bve years, ending January 5, 1793, and for five years ending Januan s, 1806 also a similar ac"- coiint from Ireland. Mr. -Q'Hara' moved, tiut there be laid, before the House an account -of thctotaTof the imports and exports of Great their real value, for the years lifOl, 180$,mOS, 1804, and 1805; as also a similar account from Ordered. Corn-Exch(mge, Ptl.12.—From the continuance of short supplies ot wheat hrolight to this Market, this trade supports its price, though few sales are made to day; and having so little barley, that fetches rather better price as do white pease like- ? wise; very few smatl'old beans eome to hand, and they are dearer; new ticks 2Cs, and Sgs. per quar- ter; oats^^are in but middling supply, and maintain last price; flourtrq.de is dull, and general sales are at less prices. LOTTEKY,—First <i«I/Nbs. 8.339. 10,032-1.; 17,880, first drawn, entitled to 10,0221.; 1,077, 2,(fe2l.; 637, 1,02"}; 1-,689;5221. 6,19.3,18.854,. 23,78:Z; ViMhml each; f,MG, 13,1.16, 78b each.— Secmui day, Nm. 10,857, 11,765,- 23,203,. each; 825, .15,013, S:0,8a4, 23,803, 7T\. each. PRICE Of STQCES. Batik- Stock' 106| Long Ann. 17 il-Kth. f- 3 per C. lied.- fill- India Stock 00 3 per C. Consi, 61-| Liclia. Iibnds3s. a 4>s. pr. 4 per C 80 Ex, Bills, Os. 2 s. 4s. prem. >1 it y 92i Oamiu'iH 00 preln. i> ou v i< lpO| Leatry Tjcketa 001. s.

WANTED, as a. SERVANT in a regular Y T Fi» u*, ä YOlE,Cj ",diing,:nd capable oi tut.iu)" 'ji!> id ic> iii »« ii » ,) i-.)n need apply who for act.- vit>. < k i ill it s, s (biu t u i ji i'y. For turther parucuiitrs appiy ai taa Post-oiffce, CardilF. TO THE 'iNDEPE-NDEKT ELECTOR-S .of the Town and County of HAVEKi-'OK.)WEST.. g iiNTLKai;N, •' fl/TY seat in tlzeRwsé of Commons being vacant ba Á his Muj h >\g been pleased to appoint me one the lo solicit'your Vot i a I Interest to-replace, me in the ho- nourable situm ion of your- Representative; aud i beg leave to assure you my utmost exertions shall be iisedfor. the prosperity of the Couutry.. I have the honour to be I have the honour to be Your most'obedient huM'e se, uu,a- KEN'S iNGTON.. London, Feb. 11, RWJFELJA DisiUV f l /(' NOTICE- is h u'jy n, th (t th i iXL TEES ol'the i.d 'Jinn L fi i <1 u ,u i coutiuHing-the tern), n 1 ,1 aJ ciil tr^'ii,, t unu s of two aecs passed in the ft t aitd n iutc>uth i lis uf the. iu^i» i hi p t II M t <4 Y,, t*t)r II widt ning -i i i K'H Ill VL ) I t L s I ) t I ill II fd' wtil at ilic ai Hie iui eiiooa, m oraet tit i t it i t l n, « lo i- tidle on; nie i (miiUKoro to 11» ti" s ii )-east side ot tlie \il> *o (n m i < Dated tlie.IOlu dav oi li i i LPOO JOll N STACEY, Clerk. -1 Irjota /ot i oil Jhra/it, Jamwca. ..■■■T,ur. N lv IV. sail' ^C A R A ILT 11 E N, Ty? fitv. [iicith-ih. Master, Piirt'ien .>.j0 Ions, has good aecommoda-, iloti., and \vaU aad wstli liist convoy having two-thirds-ot her cargo engaged. ]\'i- tree;! t or p< 'J ap 'lv n 1\lf^srs. Thomas Philipps and Co, Milior: or to tlie Captain, Oil board. t'c V. FOR THE ir< M'r:r ri> THE UNDERfVRITEltS. ■ TO HE SOLD EV AUCTION, 'At. Llanelly, oii Thursday, February 20, 1806, at oil k, -■ THE HIJI T' -■ I c S/t ip PEN RlfYN, Copptt -51 taffuii .,nd t^stened, now lying on suwfcoa tne Cev<vru Fatni.h. Sand, near .(j,;it ptni.e. -Also l..e btoits, Ai » u"s, BmIh, \i,t >r- c Oittrial ^ta 1 linj 1 d IiUlJllll.^ l>d,Kuii; oi llie s ud t rind" on ihe 1, ur^d v toh w m the CARtiO of tlie said e>->< toiiM^iii.i. i < brwlstone, j u! ti c-atoiK, raisins, Stlll- niae currants, Zaat Fustic, &.C. The > d« mHy he view d at tl1(> CqAom-honse,I ,1anclJy; and FREEHOLD J..1MJS 4- cOFPJCE 14'00 TO BE SOLD. BY A UCTI OX, On Thursday, the 20di of March, 1806, at Serjeant's-inn, J wru, A Lot «f '"JXTY-\I\ V'i'R:C SY THIRTY rm'iib(ii ■< Mm v, oi 1' 3s). of PEN'- XELLY If ->ilau dnnlt p ii,1. JI J glvvserw, and county of Petubroke. Tlie lauds are tally stocked wit11 Coppice Wood, mostly Oak,-of froni-.seveil to fuUHcea years gi-o^ tla It abounds with, w atei «ml. Une s -ei.erv> and .may be an object to build a^oi), a lUijUuve oy cullivatiou, as there cu is a ot biidaia« btuue upon the premises. lor a vi'w o to » and ai\d bouii.fin » ipply to Mr, "Rowland W, tl t ii,) m at where lb 4 nuip may be 'er u seen; and for jurther parnc-ulars apply to Thonins Hassall, Esq. of Kilrhu.e, dear Cardigan. N. H. The TOLLS of the FAIRS of JIGLWSEHW, will be tdso Sold by Aueuon, at the-same time and place. IROX-n'OllKS. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, At the Star-inn, at Mertliyi-Tydvil, in the county <}f Gla- morgan, in.the ihoniii oi' March next, unless previously dhposed of by Private Contract, of which tuiielj not ice will be given, ALL. those j.RON-WORKS situate at Poutv- Mister, in the parish of Macfion, six miles from iSevv- port, in the county of Glainorean. These \V orks coa^i-t 11 oa!! mi 1, tolli ig null, rlin^ing- out hainuier, Nvitli tlieii- se, ( n naces, a,ba)ling-»furnace, an asr-iurnaee, a. ekifterv lmnaig machine, shears, txr a Av n eti duell- ing-houses, one computi^-l) nisc, ti o nil i'> shoj •», stable ibr siic horses, two n^housis, ij^J y.ads 01 ir, nroad, inclined plane irom tne eanai. The Mdh and I o 1 <'re "tm in fud n u' w,»h ^'Ineces- sary tools, implements, &c. which, with die stock oti-the prenvises, are t > be 1 iken 1 -1 r hi iti« n 11 m d^ of .Bar- troii may bci-U 1 to a 1 Ton-, a ui uow on, p,sr week, with adequate connexions for disposing oi'the' same; and a set of approved workmen. The premises are held-upon, a lease of 80 years from March, .1801, subject to a line oi jtixK) at the end of th^. first 40 years, at.an annual rent ot cf 'l3l 5s. and to which they may be made subject or made Freehold, at the option of the purchaser, the proprietor of the fee having consented to sell the Same. There is a with the. SirhQwey Tram-IIoad and with the Monmouthshire Canal, leaning irom the bills to Newport, by which Iron aud Coal are procured with facility. For tardier particulars, or to <t'cat by Private Contract, apply either to Richard lothergiil, Esq. Sirbowev George Buckle, Esq. Chepstow Messrs. Fowtuj, Solicit >1 bucjh; Messrs. Blandtord and Sweet; Inner lemple. London; 01' Mr. EDWARD STEPHKNS, Sohcitor, Bristol. MONMOUTHSHIRE. SisrcurART.Y EI.IOIHTV 1 ItLEHOLD ESTATE. TIN-PLATE, BAll-Il'lO V, 4 HOOP MANUFACTORY. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, At the King's Head Inn, in the town of* Newport, in the county of Mcftnnou!h,,spn>etinie in the" mouth, of March next, (unless disposed of in the mean time by private contract, of which timely notice will be given) By Mr. 'STEPHENS, ALL that desirable and most singularly eli- gible FREEHOLD ESTATE, with the iiewly erected ■Mills.thereon,. well adapted for Tin-Plate or Hoop Mills, called 1UY. DEE, situate in the parish of "Basalag, in the county of^Monniouth, about three miles distant from the towiiof Newport. ■. The Mills have been constructed and raised upon the most improved pi-intiple, ;have.a constant supply of water trout tlie river so as to work in the driest season w ithou t any interrupt ion. aud c minninicate with 1 brS'ii JIOM ey Tram Road, thereby possessing the advantage of ootailliJíg coals and other materials at the least possible expence. 4 The machinery consists of a.CAST-IRON WATER WI-RIPJVI. sixteen feet diameter and twelve, wide, with counter shaft and Fly Wheel 20leet diameter, castdron she,us" two sets ufwrought-iron pillars-and boxes, and two slitting furnaees;; ujion the opposidc side ,is a counter-shaft aud cog-wliebl> with two bloom furnaces tor rolling bar iron. The buildings which are all new, consist of a "000 DWELLING-HOUSE nearly completed, c-omprismg.tw« tolerably spacious parlours, kitchen, china-pantry,0 and cellar, 4 bed-cliantbers, and 4 garrets; a carpenter's shop and 2 smith's shops a large baril, and stable for.4 horses. The lands for the most part fertile and rich, contain about. 56 acres of MEADOW, PASTU RE and-ARABLE, and c form a ntostconipact estate. The country is highly picturesque, and remarkable for rich and diversified scenery.; and the. surrounding woods are abundant and well known for, the redundancy of their beauty. rieid Sports abound, and the Ebbw, which runs through the estate, produces Trout and other fish. 0 The present occupier wjji shew the premises. For further particulars and conditions of sale, or to treat by private sale, be pleased to apply to Edmund Darby, Esq. CoalhrookDale Gyuiire Bu< Lie, Esq."Chepstow Anthony f letcher, Esq..Bristol; IMessis. Blandfofd' and Sweet, Inner-Tetonle, London; or Mr. EDWARD STEPHEN, v Solicitor, iiiistol. WANTS a Situation, a middle-aged Man, wituout iucuui. brancc,as BAILIFF, 01 *» tU ll J and i>/i £ LIFF.. He has bei>n employed in occupynn* land m sunury narts «f England aud Wale.?, and wont t b la I to' 1 vith -any geatlenian where honour, in 11 < p te in tud experience hrc required. L it v, lost-paid, or personal application, to Mr. Win. M rtddocks, Wine and Liquor-Merchant, Cartjiavtben, from vvSiom particulars 111,i\ be had. THE S\VANSEASOCIETY, POll Tn E ■EDUCATION of the CHILDREN of the POOR, AT the GENERAL MEETING of the IN- HABITANTS of the Town and Neighbourhood of SWANSEA, held at the Town-Hall, on Wednesday, the 29th day of January, 1806. agreeably to adveriisement, J. LlEWELYN, Esq. ia the Chair;. n i soi.v I D, That JohnXle-vvelyn, Esq. be appointed President of this Institution ) ll Milc-B svcil C il 1 U> hard Jon es, Esq. and the j ir t \t for the time cc 11 .>, Vicc-Prct.tdcuts; (it n iidMKs, i)Liinr; And Hie loiio-wms Gentlemen a-Committee JM'r. Thomas ti Cli I C01I11 ,1 1 S Diliwyn, Esq. Sir. Rotteri i-aion, Mr. William Grove, Rev. William Howell, Mr. Ivj- itvj Hn_ (In > l .i (mes, Esq. Cap:. (Jcprge joues, R. N. Joim Jum's, Esq. Rev. Wuharu lveuip, Captain New,R. N. Henry Shitrpe jJ0( khn^t L q Mr. John Yoss, it. that any four be a Q-uoruui. I i ,1 t (i3i ( iptoi jc immediately opened, a 11 111 ti Id Ir s <. pi ti 11 £ the'purposes ol'thisCIia- rity now presented » id i td, he id to, and publisiied in '1 Cuiu a 1, < ir tin ]> 011 0 1 s >f (his diiv, .mid the -l.l „t Subovrtbcrsv and tnat a -suitictent number of copies ot-tae sauits.be printed and eirculared. T\I I 1 ilit iiiti -i is in hii 1 ib left at: tile Rank, ( hi.i s Oiii( (ni 1 >(,iu and Mrs. Oak .-y/s. IUsowed, 1 liai. tlie Goittianiee bold uicir Jirsr Meeting on Weanesday next, at two 0 clock. 'I J. LLEV> .LJjYN, Chairman. That the Thanks ot this Meeting bo. givcu toMr. Li-w »v u o r his attention to the pvoceediugsof this day. ANMHI SUBSCIUI'TIONS and Donations" toibardi the of a U.w Scuooi, for the Instruction of'the Chilarcn or Poor PusoÚf residing in the 1'ouhi and Neigh- boumooa o[ -Swansea. NoChiId whn.st- P oents can afford to pay for its Educa- tion will" be received into this Seminary nor is. it intended to deprive eÍlherof the existing Small Day-Schools even oi a single Scholar.. Ine Children to be admitted into the rul)i;í.: ScilOolarcthose only thatwotJld receive 110 ednea- tiOn whatever ovmusj to the poverty of their Parents—such alone m'e ;I ic objects tor whom instruction is designed nor will the Master be allowed to take any-Scholar whatever fur his uidivid i«' heitctit. It is proposed to educate .tnein. in. Reading, U m.ui^, und the first Rules 'of Arithmetic—to eugraft on their.minds the principles of religion aud mora- lity, by teaemtiji the.ui their duty to God, their neighbour, u» I u jinseh e-> i.d to enforce a -proper observance of the by C<lUtlnp; all the Children to attend,Divine Ser- vice tw Ice e\n M nay, cÍ1 her in church or other, place oi tj!t,ir lbet • heueyoietit i u/poses, it is hoped, may be ina short period ot Inne, and as Children will be admitted at tin < mln si ä;,C capable of receiving improvement, so will they speitliiv niiiiit to their homes, aud the occupations desi,. ueo ioi theia, not only benefited in morals and tuau- nets, bin «..g «a portion of- learning which theycouJd I' not otherwise have obtained, and wiilch UUlIlut J:ai!ot, proving the foundation of iuture. happmess to themselves, 'and of d,rj v.antage .to society.. To prevent jttjuvy to tiie iinarjces of the Institution, (il is i re.-pecriulty requesied litai no Annual Subset iber will w itil- dta\1 tus suosei tpuou without giving a year's notice of his intcnlwl1.. Signed at the request of the General Meeting, held the y JOHN L'LEW El .YN, Annual Subscriptions. Annual Subsc-rif.lions, U s. d.. J, s. d. John Llewelyn. 10 iO 0 George Hazel 1 10 Miles Basset, Vicar 2 2 0 John Waiters 1 10 G. Jones 3 So Thomas Jones 0 10 tj 1'. W. 4) 11 L. W. Dillwyn. 3 3ft Mrs..Nkholis 0 10 ('. John Jones 5 5 0. Henry Griffiths.. 0 10 {>■ William Howell 2 20 W. Walk ins 2 HC William Kemp. 2 2 0 George Havnes 5 5 0 "Robert Eaton 3 3 0 Fendall and :Co.10100 Tboiaas New' 2 2 0 Ricliard Phillips 3 3 0 E. Hughes. 2 2 0 John Eaton 2 2 0 Charles Collins 2 2 0 T. Jenkins, Printer 1 io Wi/iiam Grove 2 20 William Powell 0 10 0 JoimVoss 2 2 0 C. E. Jones 5 5 0 Thomas Bigg.,2 2 0 -J. 'Williams, Hish- inn »,'n 11 ,seCop- i street J 1 1 0 p 1 C"w,.ip ui-, 10 10 (l J. C- Collins .1 10 Cfipi.Tnoiuas I'rver .1 j 0 Corporatioii- of i John \\i.ii 1,11s 1 t 0'" Swansea • • 10 10 0

'I' THE I SWANSEA, I-KSOAY, Feb. U. -Kf*- The followiiig- addition to die Advertisement in our first page, of Uc'é sate qfU,Hr and .t Ilt'Il\InEn, at S¡:!J¡t Lvthan's, o C. in 0 is coiuit; came too late to be made. in the proper placed— ■Aiso will he Si))ù.sçmeÚme i,n this spring, a Lot of COAL. PIT TOrr,f;n an and Gyfyichv i' in t.-eptusu Michaefston-iupcr-Avori, 4 which may oe viewedappticat-ion to David Ree.s, oi Bandy, m ihe parish ot M icuaelston atore»aid. Advices received sinceoudast from the Conti- nent have. it is reported, brought the important intelligence of the seizure of Hanover by Prussia.. Should this rumour turn out to be well founded, it will afford another and a very Substantial proof of that selfish, ungenerous 'policy, which has too often prevailed iu the cabinet of Berlin. The enormity of such conduct appears indeed to us so glaring and disgraceful, -that?< till the arrival of more authentic intelligence, we feel very reluctant to admit the truth of the report. Other letters arc said to state, that an arrangement has been made between Prus- sia and France, t9 shut out British commerce from the Prussian ports. We are at a loss what com- ment to makeupon these assertions, hut should they ultimately be borne up by facts, we must aver, that Prussia wants only the power to extend her imperious and oppressive disposition as widely as ever France has done. The conduct of Lord Cathcart, as represented, has been highly gallant,, emiticiit,ly characteristic of that spirit which animates hiscountry. ■' What. eftect these-advices;, may prodnce on the new administration remains to be seen. They cer- tainly have to contend against disadvantages nove) and difficult: but wo trust that every adverse cir- cuinstance will excite corresponding fortitude, that the native spirit of Britain will not be. stifled, but that evfry insult will be met with intrepidity, and repelled with indignation. The leading persons ia the new administration have now entered upon their arduous depar- ments, and the minor appointments, though not finally determined, are in a state of considerable forwardness. We hope that unanimity, so neces- sary to the dignity and even the existence of this country, will be preserved iinthe cabinet, that frocii the ashes of the opposition may arise a pheenu, whose brilliance shall astonish and cl^eer the na- tion. Various reports respecting French fleets seen in difrerent latitudes h..ve been received. If they VC correct, we may indulge in the hope that f of them may be overtaken by our squadrons. On h are said to be in quest of them. Captain and Lady Elizabeth Fielding arrived this week at Penrice Castle, near this town, the seat ol rhombs ivlansel Talbot, Esq. oh a visit, Ih thci, way, between Chepstow and Newport, a.trunk eon- ui.iuittg the-whole of their wearing apparel was'cut irom P'd.iuM the carriage. ''n ip,)"ini ment of Lord Kensingto.i to a seat in the Admiralty occasions a vacancy in Vr.rluu.eiil loi th*' tov » o! Haverfordwest., Hi's Lord-ship hr v oh„:e i In nat'll, again as a .candidate, an j \h' rr st r(0,N' mn'.nis a doubt of his-being v.eicct-i1 wghout OpposlClon. .-■■■■ '■ ■: [ Last week, John Owen, Esq, of Penhros, distribu- ted len guineas among the poor of tits P,llbtl oi Comuies, iViontgoineryshii-e. and five guineas amongst, the poor or the parish of Darorvei), in the same county. The benevolence of this gentleman has been repeatedly extended td these parishes and many others. fridat night last, a-young rdan was stopped-bv a footpad between this town, and the Mumbles, but, toitonatdy, astrusty dog, which accompanied nim, seized the villain and prevented him fronJ ac{;Ôrnp¡¡::dJing his purpose. Mo 1 1 1 1 Assizes i«re fixed for Saturday tlu loth of'March j'and liere'ord for Tuesday the 18l.h. The grand .under!:<.kh.g of the New Docks at Bristol, proceeds wit 11 ;guur and activity. The excavations are in mitr"- parts complete the iron bridge at Beduiinstef is nearly finished; and the arches of that on the-Bath rÖad are thrown across the cut, and are ready for bolting together. A man, named John:Gowthorpe, of Patrington. exposed his wife -fir sale,"in Tuesday in Uuilluar- ket about one o'clock, but. owing to the croud which suchanextr,wrdinary occurrence had gathered to- gether, he was obliged to defer die sale; and take her away. About four .clock, however, he again brougbther ontrand she wa-ssold for twenty gui- nea", and delivered in a halter to a person named lioiiseman, wno-IiaJ w,th them for four or fi v years. The hoshan 1« \prt s^e.d the deepest re- gret after he had (jispnsedot his wife. Scenes of a similar nature have become so i-i uquent ol late years as t-6-ctiil most peremptorily lor the interference of rc the police, Tuesday, an inquest was held before C. Collins, oil the body or Lewis Harris, a child four years old, who was burnt to death in Castle Bailey-street, ia this town. He had been left with another child 111 a room, and, while endeavouring to get some soot from the chimney, bis clothes caught fire, and he was so Severely scorched, that afterLanguisbing eleven huurs in groat agony, he expired. Verdict, Accidental Death. Holyw eh, in Liintshire, has been the scene of se- veral distressing accidents within the last three weeks.-—A boy had his thumb carried off by the explosion of a gun which he was firing.—On the same day, a woman feti into St. Wiuifrid's well, and, in spite of every exertion, was drowned.—A young >oan was drawn ia amongst the cog wheels in a corn mill, i-iad o lit, one foot torn through the heel, and-Ihe 1 ther Lg so crushed as to require ininie.diatc an 1 putatjou—A boy 'riding oma cart, drove against .i turiipiM'-gato and broke his leg.— A boy and giriV clothe-s ft ok fire, in consequence of which they bothdangmshe-d for a few hours and ex- pired.—-A poor vornaii who had been in a state °f derangement fors-onw nioiilhs past, went into an oil, and by the use of a small cord, put an I -end to her exii> tenee.. I. Wednesday se'nnight the roof of a coal-pit near Leeds fell in, by which two men and a boy who were working in it wcrekdied. No labour was Spared to rescue the sufferers, but as the people increased thdr exerDons, tlie earth tell in more and more, and at last ClJiilplttcly buried the poor colliers in her bowels, .(.ine of theni survived till four o'clock the following TTiorniiig. Committed to Cardiff county gaol, by the Rev. John James Jones/Margaret Morgan, alias Peggy, Goch, of the parish ofYstrad-y-vodwg!, charged with having stolen sundry articles in the house of a poor woman at Merthyr Tidvil. The prisoner is but 19 years ot age, and has the appearance of a decent country girl. John Owen, charged with the wilful murder of Joshua Lewis, at St. Dogmel's, Pembrokeshire, whose escape from justice was lately advertised in this p iper, has been apprehended at J0inasmouddy, m Merionethshire. The unwearied exertion with which T. J.unes, Esq. ihe coroner lor the county, has prosecuted his search after the delinquent,me- rits a tribute of Qoiutiieinlatioix far superior to any we can bestow.—The culprit is lodged in Haverford- west gaol. Caution to Coachmen a> I Guards.—On the 2Qd uIt. was. executed berure the Sheriff of Hereford- shire, a writ of enquiry ot damages in an action brought by James Vere, Esq. against one of the proprieties of-the man irom Carmarthen through: >tee,uij to docester, for tne loss of three parcels cont.d;.ing game and .otbst'articles sent to London y jLt coach some tune ago. The jury gave lull-1 damage?,- and .the costs oi course, will follow the veruiet. Such losses but too frequently ha:)F,n through the negligence of coachmen. &cc,; and we mention this circumstance hi the hope that the re- Is Li of the procedure, which shews the responsibi- lity of proprietors,will induce gi-eater care a.nd a.t- tention in future on the partoi their servants. The long depending canse between Marianna Price, spinster, an iniatit..daughter of John Pri-;e. Esq. late of" Petiybont, in thecuunty of Radnor, by Edward Thomas, F'.st?. her- next friend, aaaiust Ihomas Junes, Thomas Williams, • and Samuel Bowcn. the Trustees of. the late John Price, came on to be heard before the Master of the Koiis. on the 31st ot las.t month, when his honour said'he saw no grounds for.turning the trustees out cfpos- session, and. positively would not grant the order that any other receivershünld be appointed. John Mercer of the Rosset, in the parish of Gres- ford, owner and driverof a cart upon the turnpike- roadfrom. Chester to. Wrexham, was convicted last week before (o.ur magistrates for the county of Ches- ter, and fined in the mitigated' penalties of 4l. for not having his christiaii and surname, and place of1 abode, painted on his cart; for refusing to discover; the true christian and surname, of. the owner thereof j'. and lor being at sue-h a distance therefrom that he could not have the direction of the horses drawing the' same. ),I, SO YG. PACK WOOD'S Pa.e, So, and Strop, 1 adopt in niv shop liot.ting Razors corue. as pat as they can Mail* wu-.ll the Culler s tears, Y\ Ik:»- 1 ailors wtiet'tneir S-heers O 1 P w ooj « R 17 Sin >- 's your man! The C'.iuHting-honse.PeuJ!:mfe whetted on one of PACTS.- J v >00 Straps, will t'^ » i ut 1 positive proof of their.su- pti 101 excetience, and give a;,fceen euge. to ii.rasor to siiave Ii) admi.atiun, 1ijtrni s aie-told for 3s. 6d; 5s. aiid 10s. fid, 1 1 ii J> >\(s ot I'd^ie, red and black, J* 6rl.-ea.ch to re- puii aiin keep the Strops in order lor years.. Si d b\ T. J'enjLiu«, Pri ,,er, Suan^ta, and following -■'upkoewis. Mi.s I1IMITI>, ]I iverkuthv'esi Messrs. x u' L, ti on Yii.Ad us, 'jbve^rer Mr. Po.ptr Bri.^toi Mi. 1 c't, \»OK» <t> r, 31^, \100i, Printer, Shrewsbury 1 d by Mr. l\iek\o;d, Ao. JO, Or icechurck-street, Jjuudou.

M \r.niij). At Giesford, jMi ntl;m Poole, um. of to ik>>5 Anne, i<3; loi, srcoml daughter ot the lute Mr. Ru- be, i lay tm, Oi Llw, ti v Kiio'ie, uear \vTcshaui. !)ts.!). At Swansea, altera lingering illness, 7-Iiss Ann ,Rees, -d daagjitei ot the laie Joha ivets, Esir. ot kihvmaeuilwvd. C<rmt, rl,i.j ^1 it At htr son's house, in Casmarthsn, aged 90, M:s. Taylor, i'Kt ol th«. idie Mi-. Joiui 'mvior,- toriuerSy au eminent tllit,pilice At Lfanlaivr, SIctiuWHtisnive, aged 70, Mrs, Williams, ,< net ol Joun j, n ,'t itttni'-is.r of Ruthin.

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1\1 n. Barron, It has been for time immemorial a custom in Glamorgan- shire,, to compose alternate extempore rhymes, in the metre commonly called Trifym-Morgumog, or the Olaram'-sn Triplet. This is done as well at the meeting of the Bardsf as ip ti .ny jovial occasion the commonalty^ who vie \1"itil e,<Lb t'-er in poetic rhapsodies at .-such times.—Ti';i.< appears to be an usage preserved trom- the remotest ahtiquiiv, and t > l» ve prevailed auSong -the.Greeks aiid Romans, as well as (he. Britons the ancient pastorals of those nation^ iieiit" all in,ibis form.-—The following is a specimen of rhi:, kiod -if inoffensive raillery, which, took, .place between two of our Glamorgan Poets, In the metre alluded to, and which <tw communicated to me, by a rc-pectable friend 'Will Goch'o wltfd- ygyrchci'i, Cais dan i doddu'tn A wen, « Sy" gwedi rhewu tyn hi'n rh-dd, lHewn tfús ar ¡"vnydcl RÛdçll." A mountain ut Otamainri\ t A i T Ii Y Pi\ '\d meiyn, luawr-ddrwg, Gal tebv.se am dv w f, ° Oscjewibythrr.BianJicbo, Bcjrdd twaiiiia jirsAc Fib. Iz, looo. iii, AN ¡iCF;OSTIC, BLOPD thirsty Elf of lutau 2, Usurper of tÜe Gallic t O Id England will not bow to thie, N or keep thv sMmis db h r cwn. A vannt, ih'm re-ti^. C 'MUJU! P eisish'tie ill wile cdn, 1 rest, And abdicate thv. tramic phn, R esjiccted Britons to mo1 • r iit, "ji i i t oribta bail be "♦ i- Is,^A6 MA'IFTAS.