The Cambrian

Aptrdare OcimI Navigation. ]VT TlCh i hereby given, that lb^ ANNU \L A. Ml U ASSEMBLY of the PROPRIETORS ul r., ^al(^ N k.1 I(,j YTION will be- held at the Star-Inn, I■ r'k.yr-ltdvil, on Thursday, the 3d day of July next, i80S>, »t « ieveii o'clock-in tlie forenoon, pursuant to an ad- j<Júrmnt""at ,()! Ihe2!5'th oCT nl v, fSO,5. »: VvATKI.V POWELL, Clerk to the Proprietors. ,»H'ichi"c-C)thcc, Tunc 9th, 1806, BRIDGEND. ■ ■ TO BE LET, Avn r^iKrijii) it pom nni ediately, A Commodious DUELLING-] IOUSE, con- swing ol a '.rood kitchen, wash-house, dining-room,, suid tour be !h «(>},!< in tlin centre of the. (own o) Bridgend. An APPRENTICE to a SU RGEQN wanted. for I'.ifuc.iilins appl v to the Agent of this paper. 'I'O'B L, LETI r in (Thk,.i o vv N 01t' brkcjon, AN6 xinn oi i i.i v. A Spacious MANSION-IIOUSK, fit for tbe reception ol" a large family, and which has "been in-. tabued by the proprietor a great: number of years: The a ucat Tiiiiii 'et' o' 'years. premises consist oi the House, Coach-house, Stable ad- iJattuug, with a vel.V goodwalled Garden, Drying-arouhd, •ace. &e. • • lor.particulars iwpiire-of Mr, Alexander Joues, High- « ety Brecon, South Wales. Lodging and Boarding. v,' ERY superior accommodation for BOARD- y INGand LODGING may be had in a most conve- b t house, elegantly fitted up and furnished, situate it) e. u 1) Iisrir. SWAN.5EA, ¡md,<ve.ry possible attention ■*fdi be shewn to the comfort of the" families. The house is; it a iii a -very shoi l di-1 mce o) ihe sea and bathing machines. *A. large Coach-house and Stab tin <r contiguous. A r .-imodioii. H'RMKHEl) IIOLSF, adjoining to be. LL t in IjDIktLNaiS, eithe'r with or without B()\P.D; itcomists of two drawing-rooms, each .»!) ieet by 20, two -paklotus, two kitchens, and eight bed -chambers, with cellars and other (on* en unices Apply to J. Burail, Cabinet-maker, Swansea. Otte lONES's HAXKiUIBTCy,- Conitnisijioneis ip a Commission of A Bankrupt awarded «nul- issued forth agonist JOMS JONES, late or the palish of Eglw vsilan, in the ronutv ot Glamorgan, M;diMi", lilun'iei, Dealer and Chapiimtii iri- teiid to isieet bi* Wednesday the 9th <l,ty of Jul\ n,:oxt. ,at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the Aftfel-Tiin.->n t he town <»( Card'dU 111 the said comity, m ordeilo mAr a J>>- •'istend of the' K tale ,mi i Lilies rf tjK. tthen and where the Creditors who have tret already proved their Debts; le to come pi-r^an d to prove the same, orth'ey tvitl be e. Inded t'it- h- ,i,-M oi t! e s'mi l>n)dend, and ad claims not the is ibstantuied uill be (lisalfuved. ROW. WIIJJAMS. Solicitor. Cardiir, June H.lttOfi. -J fox dayis published, fiijci 3s. r\ Bo.\Krjr, o rijfr. tapek, vnicr ■■ ()S. -B0..411D.S, YCH'NG SL'KN'i;VOJr.s GUIDE: or, J& a rue v!(-.Ko,i pi: UTKj.u. i v\d sru\L\- ix'ing a eo jipU'lo m'rodiictUHi to rnat iiaelul art. In I six IT"Iyt". 13y lAluf i5?! trrpiior and ]jJl1thcmatiÓall, avd severalncurs,an ] J Assistant in composing the. British Duivy• Embciiishcd with V/ood En^ravinajs. T^onclon, pruned tor B. Cros&y and Co. Stationqrs'-court, •Paterimter-Fow; and sold by the' author, Wirkswortli, He* by Aire T. Jenkins, .Printer ol this paper; Jones and Bvauis, Swansea Bird,. Cardiff; Datmd, CanTiarthen Korlh, c-uooii ;ParU>r; Watkins, and Wilde, Hereford i and; -Rogers, Cbepstxi w. 4 ■ This day is publisharfj > Bcautifullv printed by Hm i,j(i, t m'i^lhdird 'vith '-i pn- ^tvui(;», m two i ti^e volume^ nival ftvo-prtcO Light if mm ni b.i ikL, and a tew (•"Dicson l unci] d piper, V "nil {>1 i,ot plate- p. tee Br f l n Gftvi \» m board- r'jpiiE PHOG RESSöfARCIUHSHOP BALf)- W[\ 'l'HP'il bll WALES, on the Service of the Ifoly 'X. 1). ll'W; and fie DLSCRIPnON" of u ALKS, « uiten in Lai m i)v Giiahlu de Harri; translateu Bito K;>u)ij)i, and iitustcatfd with rri and Au. notations. By SIR R!ClI\.in> COLT HO VBE, Bart. Aolo.ne the first contains a copious Life ol Giraldus, and an LtUiodiU'.tion to the History-of Wales, in which die In- vasion- oi Britain of Ju lilis C;psfír; Pla-i'ms; Ciandtus, mfd O-toruis aiHv 'tceuiatelv desinbed by Maps, as well as the I'romvo of t'he Roman F>°i- u-iin Wales until theperioduf. it«ljn,tKti!>pn.aiioii by Al.iicola fogrth'*r swith.a detailed aicconn); (jftbescvera! Roman-rdttusi.aud stations stii) pxist- Sip; in the Priticirtatity. Thi- \olnnie conctttdes wirh the Stm lin of the I'l'ur.in, and cnnt-un-. tonrteen .Viewsof Ca-l\bbie-, -ic. ciicrtcd by the late Afr. Byrne, in his tour small lllaps,and,fourtccn. plates, by Easire. Voinmc the mjcoucJ contains the second book of the Ttine- rary, and the: De.-cuptioii ot alcsin two books by Giral. dus a xiipiilement, in which the pbice- oimtt'-d by hiin' Hie ds'H-nbed .-nid an i'iy on Bnti-h Aieiutce'iue", in which Its fiiouyev-ne ;ii-.tor\ is ti.ed in s6 ?H\\ autf perspicuous a manner ihat bv tbe as^i j .uu.e of the anm plates, the KUow-hidt; oi n-principle-, a,id formation may be acquired cen.i.iuty, and ,wlthuut iliflic:uity. A List ^of j>ubiica- ttonsrvlatiii!* to Wales is added to this volume, which coii- tams^ve itue.i yicws of pasties, Abhit«.Ctc. by Air. Byrne onetarge itrip and ten plates,hv Basne. Published bv William Miller," Albeaiaile- treit, T-oiulon ro'»> be iiad of T. Jenkms, Print n of this Paper. p.iintedrin t'.vo « uniformly with tho above, the •vUTGlNAL l,ATLV; !•' ".c pap^i, pn^e Ttuo K Gui- K?A-S siu nl j>fij>cr, Fw'o {jrr n i i s in b irds. Bopal exchange ^ttranrr, (Kjta-bli.shcd by Roval Charter in the lieif>i of King George tbeF-irst,.): rerA^nUYf HOI srs, nUlLD;r.\0001)% ((17? Y, iS IQC,\t i\*c.; and alst*-jw tlm >\ \!Vfi 'vj Lit J.\ and grunting 4A \U\T1 lib on. LIVES. rpHE CORPORATION of the ROVAL EX- A CH V\G]; ASsVlIWCE do In reb\ ^0tJ(c, that t.iey Inn e authorised their < <-d* Cue V'enK }0 i.T pUf"r,i.SSl "f^G-STOCK, at t.it Kate ot Js. 6«i. per C't;vn. per Ainuniu •wlu.i.'se Apt IMI Premiums lull due on the 2;']th mstant. are. bifom)e(t iiat Ri^ipts aie now ready t U l>V,i -S l,u'Compam's ^t^ent^uiaUr-meniioncd, t ■ -,J> "Wl.red are mpi^'ed to :,p»l\ lor tho re- Btwal oi their PohtK, on or hetore (},<> <)(1, of .Tul\,as c^chi^!cvl pd loi be\ ond the drfte Oi ^acii 1. luic^, wiii Uion ovpivc. (y!cmor<?(rn$hife.. Swansea JOlIN and \Y.lt.GROVE. jJrN;mI8hi.e. Iireo ui C.n a at.Fs PRTciiAnn. ■ *T)t:nbie;hshiTe. MMthm [, omas .Tones, rexhaiu ..John PVjULkJiS^. Tt • Flintshire. Holywell. h.lAm TrmoN. _T -Mdntgomenfuhitc. Montgomery.. JVlAurticr: Joxfs.. Monmouthshire. Monmouth. Owr n Tuftoit. 1r ilcraonhJurc. HeT.ord Joirv Ar r.rv, Bookseller, Leonnnstc-r Ruirri. Xienoi Ledbury \iu,iam IIoldiioox. v Shrovshire. Shrew,bury J. LniMnyr*, v\elnngton Siniir.JivNiv«, Thni Corporation will, in casQS of pln,( ;l]low a|| n.ason- *'»h' charges attendin<j the; removal of good*, and pay the jvinerer s loss w-lieUier th^ goods are destroyed, lost, or da- »«tecd- by sucb.reiliosal, A-J, RA> mciHiviot losses or damages by Fire* are made by tins L.>r-H)ration ^ithoi.t deduction. .A. rt., 1 up.Policies will be allowed free ofcxpence, where %■'# 'kTatnount to 6s. or upwartis. Jllls Company have invariably made good fosses by I ire, occasioned by Lurhtningi li oposftj* ,nay -be had .Ot the. ditl'srent Agents. Ahbt^tANCJvo on LIVES being i'tumd to be ad- ▼antageou.- tv p. 5l»a.yihg-.otR<res,-enipioyiiients, estates, .Or ol ier inc i i:rrnina!»!e. on the life <»r livt»s of theiu- Tir,c Tables of theRMes, for such Assurances,: .Or ol ier inc i i:rrnina!»!e. on the life <»r livt»s of theiu- Tir,c f bles of tlie .Rates, for such Assurances,: an< hr tl g Annuities on Lives,-rt/ay be had of the sua A:id,. lor the greater t'Oiivcnif tiee of the Pub- i'Cj the Comp-i i yf have determined to extend (by special m CI:r'lf!II.t) tljc Assurance on Lives to the age of Seventy- 1\ years. ,3!), jcyfi. SAM, fENNtNG, Jun. See; I", WANTE.D, a Person capable of HUNTING a PACE of HARRIERS, who will undertake {lie care of his own Horses, and act as GROOM during the summer months. •. > An uhfexceptiotiable cliaracter will be as ',e wiit be kept in a genth-:i)<;n's family,' A f i on will br employed under hi.tn.in the kennel dunni t wn r. For further particulars a}>ply to Hugli- i)o "• pi i. Esq. Brecon. Wr. BEISSE'l-f's FIRST NIGHT. The.Publics are most respceifufii/ wfirn'id, Ihe THEATRE will Open on'MONDAV,- June lb, 1806, with the''Comedy of THEHE!RATLAW. Daniel Dowlas, ( Baron Duberly^ lir. BLIS:SETT. To. whidi wii'l be'added, The much celebrated Melu-]->r;imri,. called JTdLEQFMYsrnR). f. i, Tickets may be'had; And Places m the Boxes-taken of e T. Jenkins, at tile Cainbriati Prihtiiic.-o(Bce .ma .-w ms'a Library, Wind-street; where. Sub-^nption Tickers, H r Twelve Nights..from -the date are readyi.to. be i .< .1 — Boxes .11. 5s. Pit I.js. SUBSCRiPI JONb lor thp liEElEJ'" ol tho DtSi Ri-s^i) \V[1*0\V* :'udCIlILlJRF\ ottf. km ,LIEUTENANT. GALT°.N, oi the Royarx\avj, CONI'INl'ED.. • < d J. iCaptain Seccombe, ) w A Mr. Grulilhs, sur- } (V H. M. S.Glatton V 00 ?Con.('a.aiil •• >(' 10 ( C. S. 0 5 0 Mr. W lihatns, Lnn-> Capt. Lane 1 1 0 daff • y( Lieut Allam.-rtv • >f0 10 0 Mr.T. Diilton, Car*'? n m <- Lieut. Campbell,). <i,« JO 10 6 .L. M. H. M SAO 10 0 Mi-, J kms.LandJtO > t, Blanche •' Mr. A.-rtLiihews,<lo. 0 'Z ft- R, Jones,Esu. fum- \fi l.l ji -.h,iId • 0 l o mon CiislU- y Mr. J. I> ivii-s, Car- ) R. Wrixon, Esf| 0 10 6 did 0 The Subscripti'iii L< ok conti iuf>s op"4i at'the O.hi" ol this J'aper, where the Donations ol the Benevolent nncj 1L.- mane will be thaiiktuliy received bv T-.fcnlans. "cAS(DiFF AiJAijKUV^ Which ihuia on tin wit. it/It c^tun opat on the 'list July. Ml?. U()\\r, pROCEEDINTG with his, original intention. A_ and determined to put his Acaiteuiv on, a rooting which niav cl.i s with tho^e ( t tin las' i(.-pe-"t')tlitv n. Em* laud, mean to visit London (or the oeipo-eot iiil; gin^ .i person idio has resided, on the Continent, and is otherwise qualified,to i.ach the FRENCH aud ITALIAN L/> GUAGEfl besides, these, Mr. •Dr>'w/«- svsreiii, liis-.nule- readiKc;, wrutsg, Aiiirn\mu hgimi GRAMM VR, on the Classic il \n,mK( m. it of M d n- r iv, iollowe 1 l>\ tlie KkdWENlS ot'' CO:vIP*.)S' I'lON a.id the l>jb.i-LES LLi 1 LliS (j il I'll i 'vncienf .'iiil Modem ii-nethei with tfp- { l-ljUl (, OLOBfo, a, | thePR()JEC[IO\ of MA Ph.; EUOK-isEi i'T M v- 1IILM 01E01U.T1C VLand I'KAC 1IC\L; i URAL PMILdSOPH\ with the apoliriition dt ns pnii- eiph to M tcluiicry, &c. and the iAl L\ and GLIELh. CL\SStCb. -11 it M S 1-1. tl A N N U >1 Lowei Chisyes Hi ;Iut do. Entrance Day ScJtol/ns J. 4 10, £ 5 j 0 i0 10 0 Jif>arJ<rs. 9.5 -1 O 2b o Q •• 1 1 V Ana as< pa ,iU cluuge k<i KRE>Cli and Il'ALI botn which > ill bespoken .n the }J')u^e<nid Sthool. Pan nis and Gu *nii.jn, >n i\ rt'y on ihe utmost ati'-nt, hi beins, paid to the muialaiid ieh»iotis diUies, and to^enertl propriety <>1 conduct. J N. j'. If required, MUSJC and D \.NCI>C by appi ed Masters.. XfANrFACTt'H 1;:R^J^T^LLE.T1I4 1> X COTTON GOOtJS nir ie-.pecttul ni.oriiud, th* inav lie supplied with the undnr-.i^u, Hit uiul 'j equal in quality to any in the- kingdom, ,uid on Lv\ tei ENGINE CAR1>3 v. arrant >d ij.( iJC=l Y oikslnre la- >ric, CARDING andSCPIBLING 1 '.ofNLS, 1*1 vL M-flNG IACHINES, GIG>-or DRESSING M;iCIIIi\ps- with one or two cylinder; v.. V\ OvJl-i-CLE VCRS> TUCKIHiS, ,\e. 6cc S,c. M.idc ot priiiii se i-o ted niitcciaL, uu ;hc ben piuiciple^, with ail Die laws uiifJtovMnents. '¥FUJL OF i.oh.o MFLPTlle. IT ii- c-vpcc t< d tli.it lb,- 'J'iKil, which is f.it more interesting to. it he. l-.ubhc than any vvhith have t.»l e 1 place since the IniptaJnik'nt oi 1^' id Maecitsfitld, i'l be closed ir the co.nse >1 the pre ,^ni week. Jami s A.spi vm Book-eller.a' the Bmk, Crown, and (/on .titution, :'yz, Co) nhill, has collect* d ^ucii Mi'teri.iN a- will enable (inn to publidi aroirect and luiputud R« port ui the w hole, Proceedings, as soon as the A erdlet or the House ot. Lords shall be pronounced. It will eontrtin evei y Argument and every Fact neco'-sary to put the Pub- lic into coin pi cUv possession ol the'whole "Case, and at the same time will be sold at a price witriin the reach ot every reader. The Public are requested tQ be particular in order- ing Aspehn 1,'s Edi 1 ION. i I/^byTPEM npv"oh5";siuRE. TO BE SOLD BV AUCTION, A( the Three .Manners tun, (l.ite'Sh.ip and Castle) in the town of Ten by, on Iriday, the •iwi-Aiiy of July jiext, at' three o'clock m the alternoon, A EL th.it DWEELING-IIOUSE or PUBLIC -a-A- IN N, l(<rme;l\ called the SHIP arid ('\S TLE. but now caiied and known bv the name and si-wa ot tbe 1 HRElv M Ml IN EPS, siuiare near the Markct-]-tous(., in tlrt stid I towiiol Lenby louether with the Six St vllep hTABw?, V n t i.Sroni'iTOc-?! and other Appurtenanre^ thereunto bclont'inE, now in the occupation of Mi-. Jvl.ty Williams, a tciwti t at will, at the clear yearly rein of y yg". For iiiitber palticulars apply to-Wm. irvans, Solicitor, in llaverforduest. CARMAR'IHENSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, OnSaturday, the 28th of June instant, at the Bear-Inn, in the -.town of Ljandilo-favi r, between the hours.-of three and live o'clock in the afternoon, or in- the mean time by pri- vate contract, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then <uid there produced, A LL that MESSUAGE, TE-NEiyiE-NT,' and LANDS, called BRVN, situate in the parish'of Llahsadwi'n, in tlie county of Carmarthen, now let to John David Harry, atthe yearly rent of.^fGO. Ibis Farm lies at the distance oi seven -miles- from the\ m.rrkct-town, ot Llandilo-law i, and seven from the uiarket- town of Llandovery, and coiinnands u fine prospect of the vale, ot' Towy, For"further particulars apply to Mr. Lewis,Attorney, Llaiidilo, Carmarihenshire. :■ COUXTr 4- COUNTY Bu HOUGH of CARMARWEN' TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, •At the White Liovi-inn, in (^ueeu-strectv.in the town of Car- marthen, on Saturday, the 12th day of July next, between the hours of three and five of the clockAn/the afternoon, subject to such conditions as shall be then produced; 27ic following FREEFI0LD PREMISES Lot 1, ^4 LL that AIESSUAGE^TENE'- XJl MENT and I.ANDS. with its Ap- purtenances, called M U S \1 VU R, held by Ben- jami'ti Lewis, undei a k isc lor two lives, at the ?• d, rent of > O) 0 *0 Lot?. All those MFSM A(> FS, 1 ELEMENTS and; LANDS, called IRIA'ORI^ UCH\ and HALF-\VA\-HOUSE, h-Id by Williani Evan, under a lease for his hit atthe lent of 4 "2 0 0 Lot3; All that FIELD, c dl -d P VRIlY PO RT- WAY, held by the said Ben.-in.ni Lt wis, as tenant at w;iil, at the rentof i. r. 2 0 The above lots ate pleasantly -.tuate in the pa- T. fish of Saint Jshmael, 111 the said county of Carmarthen, withfn-a-shurt dist-auce ot inne and coal, and command a delightful view of the Carmarthen Bay, and are lately planted •With Oak, Ash, &c. Lot 4. Alt that DWELttN'G-HO'USE, with the Appurtenances, situate in Lsmioas-strect, in the said town pi Carmai'theM, hekl <by Thomas Da vies, ironmonger, tinder-•& lease- for '^il years, dated 17tii'of August, 1797, at the low rent of- • • 15 15 Q: Lot 5. All that M\LF-HOUSE, arid STORE- HOUSE, situate iu Water-street, now- held by Robert Waters, Esq. under a lease for at the low rent of- 5 jq 0 The respective tenants will shew the pieui'ses and for further particulars^:apply to WilHam Stepheuson, of Car- marthen, Attorney.

MARRJED. Lnst week, Henrv Mi'dMiriie, Esq. of St. James s « reft Loadoo, .to Misx Honofia Rif^iardsgn,.d t f of E-q. of 13ridgoid" GaamQrganshir< At Llandinan,. iMontcomcryshire,' Mr. Evan(Kinsev. to Mi's Mirthi iLiiinord/both ut Nyo.hitwvd. DIED. Tuesday, Mr. Daniel Evans, printer and stationer, of Swansea an honest, hiolfeusive character. jMr. Humphrey Edwards, of Bridge-Mill, Neath; Mrs. Jones, of' the Black House, Cowbri'dge; ■: In the parish of Langevelach, near Swansea, David Richard, aged 81, "fiuntsmait to the late jGrvffid Price, (Esq. Mr. VV-. Prosper,: o) Si. Mary's-str.eet, Monmouth. LateKv at- Bath; Mrs.-Date, J.ad,y of Captain Dale, of the Streatham E i-t-lnduun-m, and daughter of tlu: late. Thomas Jones, Esq. of I'eukerng, Radnorshire. • At. Llwyd Jack-house, Cwrdipaiishire, in the 29th year of his age, Thomas Davies, Esq. youngest mmi oi me late John Bavies. ■ Esq. of ■ the same place. of fireat worth, and is i?iosr deservedly laia' i.'< I 11;/ al who knew.hitn, especially the poor, tp whotu he was a jener > i» beneiactwr. J Last week, at Celyro; Ra Ifiorshire, near four-score years ot age, "Wi41iauv Paiidry, stor.e-cutter, laud-surveyi.r^HSfro- logi r and physi&ian,. He was.3, person of Rireat rvT-tic ct-j • lebnty, aqd in his two latier profjc$iions) was mi.c't co isy!te<t he was an oracle^'greatly"resorted to by the young women ,of the countryi and is g'eiferaily reported- id have given tis'aetion to his cu-ionn-rs. At- Bioiiisgro'ci Woreestersbire.- in the, prime of life, i after only t>vo days tUness, the Re\i. \a!ter Powell, offi- I ciating Minister of that.parish, and brother of the Jo)iM ?o*eh> of the Eree Grariiiuar School, MoiiniQ.uth, leaving a deserving young ladv, to whom he was marned only 'last year, to lament his premature fate. Sudden Deaths.—hunt week, a poor man at.Langonoyil, whilst' employed in his daily labour, fell doVvn, and e j pired. inimedlately.At iVewcastle,' Br'idis^rid, W. lTug.li,. gardener, whilst recei ving orders- frdmihe Rev, Mr: Hin- Corns, bv whom he was eniployed, feli dewu, and expired .in.nfewmiuutes. r-8f

• COUNTRY .MARKETS. SwtKSTi,. W "<■■ >t -L (if. (id. Barley 21. 2s. 8d. Oat* 'lL-5si. 4d. pe.-r Quwtttr. BwirniKNO. \V heat. lis. ^JT.to Uis. Od. Barley f)d-- to >», St). OatsOs. Od. to Os. (M. per Wuicht 'er CniiTSTow. ucai Ids. -61. t:Vlos. 0.1. B ne 0 »J. ( Pease0s«0d. Oeiso^.fjd t.»4- CJ. per hushe] ol 10 .:a:íu, )". 4itr.nmi.it, K<>' 1 » t 1 lls.od. Bine .5s. LhL Rye vs.DqJ.■ GifeS Qd. Munfdhi?s.6d. PiJcorn is. /-d. p' r b 1 Peef PI p?r~ ibc^ ^Inoon 70. eh! .->1. P.Qrk .sP. 7* "Y mt,r* r »' iitro Pd. Cheese .^d. Bristo: W e«i» ?V 9a. -to ° < £ &. average 89s. 6d. j>er ipiatter.Oats n <\1» to .4 average fels. 9d. B jflnyOflO- Od. 8' « Oa. Beans 44;. Od, Pease SC1-. Oi. I lo r C 0.-1 Seconds 06s. Od. ■av'iegA 6C» 3-i. pet —I' v -O 15 Od. iu 4L 5-- 6d. uer ton.- Straw* Is. «k1. T< Is. 6.) per deas;^ Vetel.is 13. ?d. to ls.h'Jd.'per f-.Mi.lred. ":Pric1:(JfTffiiTf,t:ot}31:k{c.Crop Hides <¿cOd, to '2'^d.— T ,<*bt ^iideji /Id lo 22q.puH", tT les iftd. to 19 .Backi ¥id. to 5-s3d.Butf Tot i £ I v< "M—Horsv Hi.ies iid.lj v4.l.—Be>t P^tuiu Skil1" 3s tyJ. to ;"i. 7d.—Heavy ditto 2s. ->1 to 2; {!(' V-c- d tto j v. lSj 3s. 0 1.—triik tÜU. ,3. S- t0 S ha.— K Us .{" 'W is. ad. per in-

| THE €L4MBRLAJ¥> SWANSEA, FRI DA Y, JUlle 13. ^Arrived- at Swansea,. T)r.- Roxburgh, and family, ''Mrs. B:ifncJs, :Miss Aveiine, Miss Partington, Mrs. Ilazeldin, ■, Mr.-SVide, Mr. Bill, Mr. 'I idemau, Mr. Bent, Mt.s Jones, Mr. Hi-iiil, Mr. Warder, &c. iVc. 'Mr. Joseph Antliouy Simons, of Swansea, is ap- poiiite-d a Co.tnirx.i,ssjo»or to take Special Bail in the Courts; of King's il§nci), Common Pfeas, an.d ex- chequer, for the several counties of South Wales. Gutxtiieatre is fitted up this season in a manner highly c red it ah I.e. to Mr., fhillips. the worthy-and deserving manager: every convenience and .comfort -oi'-which the present buiidmg is suKceptihi-e, lias been-etribraced, and wh tt Ur-t yar gave cafise Of tbtrvpiaint, has. now heen vitectu.iily re.medied. The boxes are neatlyx'ncio^ed, instead of being left upen to the pit passage ;"and-With respect to in- tericir .deGoratioti, if there he any faultj it. is, that too much labour wild siuh havebeen exercised for so temporary, a.. purpose, as we hope, ere another year elapses, to posses.j5aJÙ:wtn.catre uliieh shall rellect, credit on a to w 11 ot fashionable resort. -The ground- w,«ik ot t .c boxes aod "allery iS it hgh-t blue, with no it pink piniiusj. intuh ot which is an appro- priate device; and on a, large p mud in. the centre of thegalierv a-figure of the Tragic Muse, with her Kcomjiuning emllem-, the howl arid^dagger tiie huk ol iiu* f o\es is painted g rt e ii i and tipon the whole. the. house his a much handsomer-ap- nearancethan here'vifoie. It is our intention free- [y to eMires- occasionally oui* sentiments as well 0.1 t!j" gent.i il cothiuct andjnanao,ement of this in- p'u ieTe,-Fe..itiofi,,as on tlie merits cr (k merits, attention or negligence, of the- M't t r il pet >rn>rr«; cojivmced, as-we are, that no '|> 'ctes ol enlt itimment is mow r itionhi than that hit h is by a 1vdI-wÔttenan,d well-acted piav. nor from which the mind derives more delight- iul or-benchcr-il improvement. The vesseJwhich we last week mentioned to h ,ve be-'ii on the MixenSan.h,proved to be the ilope, Reed, bound Irotn lenby to Bridgewater" Several itte-njftb have beui recently made, by direction ol the under-writers, to weigh up the An t and Veresa. bonud hom I^eo^law-dd to Nevvn- h.1in, with copper, lost d short ttme since near New- ;)' 1r c a t. 'Irtl),Oti,,rh toil. on the Slrmorg msliire i o .st. Although frus- tntted hitherto -in then', spn-ttcd exertions, yet dis- regard¡;¡g tileuS incurred, the uti 'er-wu crs have eiii>u»e 1 Tvlr. Braitiiwaite,, who was empioyed -on the wreck of the Abergaveimy Last-in liamati, t'U<l suoc cderf in obtaining the bullion on I'oard th it lll-fiteci ship by means of his d:v h)_-bei!, to recover tne copper on board5the Apn and Teresa, which .is valued kt 80001. He will Diiiinciilc hi > opf r<ut,ons in a. few d i\«, the result o-t which, we hop will bceqnaHy Mic(t.s-.t il, Poor < o.Ims, thi uu! jrttm ite master ot the last-men- ti'Mod v his lost hi- ail, lie being sole owner, in 1 she was not insured. Two tatal aroi teiits have this week happened in the neisihljourhoocl of Swansea: a Collier named Rees Re s wis killed by falling from, .he basket, while a coal-pit at Lansamlct. and a mm of tup u i ne of Rowland Bynon lost his life by apieee ofhme-slone falling on hirnin a. quarry at 1. tiiii) idock.. • t A poor old man atPontnethvechan. in Glamor- iet't Iiiiii about foul* years ago ibrthe societv of another, having accidentally beard last week that: she was within a few* miles of bis house, tRit- aU his-tonner affection for hfr return in its full forct a id mduenced by regard for his irail rib, hequitttd his homèon Saturday last, táking with him his bed and what other nttle property he possessed, 'with the intent'ibn to eftect a recoaci: ia' tion with her. On his way, heuntoi tun iteJv r^rji- in contdct with, a waggon, fell, &iid- the wiiec-is )>a'-siug u ei him, iractm-ed his thiich so Ureau)i*l!v as to requite immediate amputation, whicli was ■\( rurdiiijiy pcrlormed bya professional get.tloman m the neighbourhood, and tlie poor suflprc r, ii- thouah hp iriy 80 ve irs ofage, was at the '>t _rjn i]il^ of tuis> week in a favourable way. His extreme-, e poverty howler, it is feared, will render surgical'' -kill un.nailing, unless the eye of pity should be turned towards" him, and the hand of commisera- tton alleviate his misfortune'. .We ha-ve received an aceountof an= affray which occurred at.St. Bride's Major, in Glamorganshire, on Sunday sennight, between some masons and carpenters and which terminated, we are informed, in the brutal mode of Welsh fightihg, wherein a a lo%v (in man receivLJ n blow on the side of his head from a stone, of which he lingered tiil theThursday follow- ing, and.thcn expired, An inquest, it is added, nd a verdict he 5yas heltLon the body, and a verdict, Died by the or iii,,L- Ymtation of Gad? was returned. If o\ir informa- tion be correct, we are confident it will be univer- s illy admitted, that the business imperiously c-ahs for Uirther and [llqre senous investigation. The lerry-mah <vt Lough'or, a few miles from Swansea, has a g° J(*e of the extraordinary age of "1| years. She hatched eggs two'years ago, and laid 15 last yej-r, but Would not sit on them. Nothing adch more to the beauty of the scenery of Wales, than its delightful rivuiets and cataracts, nor cail strangers have a stronger incitement th visit, this romantic country, than the enjoyment of ali 1, angling for Irout and.. Salmon, wi.h which these streams used to abound; It is, therefore, with re- gret we learn irom our correspondent at Haver- ford west,that a, most wicked and disgraceful spe- cies ofdeprcdation is universally practised through- out the county of Pembroke, which calls for the immediate interference of the magistracy, -gentle*. men of landed property, and indeed every man o1 sense and feeling: during the summer months; or what the farmers call the liming season, it is be-, come but too common a practice, amongst ser- yants in agriculture, to throw quantities of linie into the streams; the consequence is immediate deifh to all the fish within the reaeh of its baleful infl'iiuc'e, and the total destruction of the food by. which tiie fislf exist. If this practice be not. speediiy stopper, it will in. a few years extirpate -p it wi I n. -a the whole race: nor are the fish thus waaitonly. obtained.of any value, unless used immediately, for in two hours they become putrid and very of- fensive. \Vp understand that ^Mr, Potter, of .Ha- ve.rfotd west, intends furnishing inany instances of ■the dreadful effects of lime oh fish in his Treatise on Anglings/which wilt appear in the course of nAt spring. 'Miraculous Eicapr.-±-Qti Wednesday the 21st of May, as Capt. Jon.es, of the Royal Flintshire Mill- tta,"quartered at llvthe, who had that morning ac-_ companied. the regiment to exercise on the heights, iuar 1 olkstone, was standing with several officers near the edne of the clIff, ;the earth suddenly gave way uihIi r lutn. and was instantly precipitated to the distance of 21 yards in atl obitmje direction .from thej-op but was most providentially, stopped in his fat! hy a smail abutment 00 the suftace of 0e the rock, a^> unst which. his; foot acfcidentally -struck. In this -drcadtvll situation, he 'lay sus- pentied near a quarter of an hour, without daring to move, -before.any effectual assistance could ;he-. :rendered Kim. Sca,fcely, however, had this di-s- tressing circumstince Occurred, whenT, Rabftrt a private in the regiment, alarmed at the truly perilaus condition of his officer, endeavoured, at the obvious risk of his own life, to extricate him but unfortunately, in the attempt, dfterally ffll from the top to the bottom of this tremendous precipice, behig a, distAnCe 0^549 feet, of which I, '>, 261 feet were quite perpeiKlicuIar. Happily, the latter in "ias fail did nut touch the Captain, who. anxious to save him, had already extended his hand to him for that purpose. Aropewasex- peditiously procured from the Signal-house, and a noose bping made at one end, it was lowered to the spotwhere Captain J. lay; when he with. much. difficulty succeeded in fastening it roynd his body, and was thus gradually drawn up by the spec-- tators,w.ithouthavingsustaiuedany material injury. The soldier, though, terribly cut and bruised on the head and various parts of his body, had not a single bone fractured he was immediately con- veyed io the regimentai hospital, at Hytbe, where (to the utter astonishment of every one) he is now able to walk about, and is declared by the surgeon of tlie regiiiientout of all immediate danger. The.Bqard of Agriculture have adjudged apiece i of plate, valuc. fifty guineas, to Dr. Parry, for a treatise oh the and progress of the An- glo-Merino racy, of sheep a. 'work which," it is said," will be read with equal interest by the ha- turalist, politician, tiirtner, and rjnanufacturer. Somerset Count., Meeting.Monday a numerous meeting of thf freeholders was held at Bridgewater, for the purpose of nominating a proper person.to represent the coinity in the room of the late Mr. Dickenson. T. B. Lethbridge and J. Ackland, Esqrs. were i)roposell, and the shew of hands appearing in favour bf the latter, a poll was demanded "by the former-, the election commences on Monday next.—We are concerned to add. that in consequence of the temporary hustings giving inc,s ,iving way, S. Day, Esq. of Charter-house Hinton, had his leg 'drea.dfnHy fraEtured a. poor woman was so much hurt, that her liie is despaired of; the Rev. the Dean bfWells, the Rev. Mr. Howell, of Clut- ton, and Robert Moody, Esq. of Bath, received very severe oil tiie legs. Sir J. ifippisley. had "5 one of his liatidsrconsideratily bruised and many other gentlemen were slightly injured. J-lolliton Elt Cavendish Dradshaw having vacated his seat in. Parliament, by ac- I cepting theoHice of Teller of the Irish Exchequer, the election for a new Member commenced on Monday, Mr. Bradshaw first stated his own pre- tensions to the honour of being again returned, He was followed by the gallant Lord Cochrane, who assuied the electors, that should he be the object of their choice, he would never ask place, -pension, or grant of the public money. The cele- brated Mr. Cobbett, who had announced his inten- tion to become a candidate; but relinquished his design on Lord Cochrane declaring himself, next addressed the assembly he commented with great severity on Mr. Bradshaw's acceptance of office stiled him a sinecure placeman, accused him of having called the electors the most corrupt rascals in the woild, and concluded by strorlgly recom- mending Lord C. to their choice. Mr.^Bradshaw again spoke, and having,in the course of the few words he s lid, called ?d.r.Cobbett ^convictedlibeller; the latter sharply retorted by observing, that he" was no swindling gambler, Dotrcachcrous friend, poll was demanded for Lord Cochrane, but as no hustings were prepared, the proceedings were adjourned till the following day. i)o Monday a man named Glaives, made 6132 bricks, at Mib each, weighing 32 tons 18cwt. Oqrs. 8!bs. in "Broad ho,irs and three quarti: ,Slicffiddlris, -i I.SLI Jiull.Aii inquisition was held oh- the enh ulf. it a certain village:, on the body of a. te i* Je child, found in a pool of water, wrapped in !H;tnnël,'in.wbichwas inclosed a stone upwards of four pounds in weight. The surgeon, it seems, ,|ud0^d the child to have been <.L or seven"weeks old, but; could not positively asf ertain whether i't h 11 be# .i hoi n aim or dead) (-Verdict postpCiied to. the 16th 'inst.—Manchcstei M.cury. SALE of COPPER ORE a* bii'ANSEAMrh June. TonsA Pi ice.. Purchasers- 'Li',iu rV'"e' | 40-. J? 0 Rose Company. ^Kd^Tnev'hr 22 17 3 6 'Birmingham Co. About 30 tons ol Ansdeseif Ore.were sampled to be sold on the rW i>i' July.. Citjl af Lincoln, Metrch 18, 11306; I, Samitf.l Bristow. voluntarily declare, that I; was allln tod w n'! seven bad sores "in my -leg, painful and -sbi-ife of wtlleh were as large as a crown piece.— I wo years 1 uselessly tried/ recoiemciided 'applicatlo'is. length, ad\ed by a tteigW^.ur' T hought of Mr. John Dnirv, Printer,- three sili'ifl. bfttles ot Spiisbuk-s'sP'a- r; Ni- Am i*< »>rbutic the adminhtration of whic-ii I became èntirély wè11, as also unexpeetly .relieved trom a painful atlection of my" stomach an<) breast. Witness my Hand, SAMUEL BRISl'OW. Signed before iiie; v JorfNDKpSY,Linct!h). i h-e genuine madiome, in bottles of 5%$d, lOs.and ll. 2s, duty mcludod, soin at the Ui £ pen=.-iry, Aa. 1.5, Sono S_q.are,' LondAr: also :btf-T<r J enkHJ; Printer -of this Paoer-has the King's duty (the stamp) printed m black instead oi red ink. ■ • ;r'. ■ ■ •*