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TO BE LET, 530 MAV "bk j; mtk ft !•:o irpox. jajiHUtA'lEtvi AO a AT HI Oil A ELM AS NEXT, MOUSE, lit tor a small ic t^ctable f-'idiiv, situate in a p!e:isunt ami airy j. t j insea. >c unfurnished. or the furniture, winch is neal anu moc'cr: (Men at a fair •, ablation. > (.'1by idler, post-paid) to the Printer of this Paper. i cnctaicdd Cill/fll tind Rail-way' or Tram-road. E is hereby a -ALL of .1 FIVE POlkN DS on CMh SHARK in this L'nder- Subscribers .wild have .paid their-Call ""I: r? n I) »/.» ^rtCh-bim-ro mane previous-to-oht aintii*? 1. ■. iade ny the Committee f'"r conduci in. l,' And a CALL of TEN' POHNi)" \»c.s also made on such of the Subscriber* w } c '1"t |)ak! their said .original Call. And that "neb r "u—s be paid to Messrs. Williams, Hawkins, Lle- iu'^ Cnouowv .-inul -Hawking Bankers, Swansea, the the s;d Undertaking, or to Messrs. Pram! tJ "*<■ St. K "t 'he Committee, held at the Guildhall, ),1.UI::Cttj tUe !Jlh da y 1 H 1 ) V. lldl M PH.ILLTl-'S. Clerk to the said Committee. Merth/r- Ty-dvi! Di^f, NOrl ICE is hereby gtven, that the TOLLS 1-, de.e at tne several Cafes and Chain? within this Dis- trict, j,vill be LET by AUCTION', to the best bidd et\ a!' tie Castte-Inn, in Mert'hvr.-T ydvil, on Friday, the fgdi ,AuSl,st' 18U. at eievpn'o'clock which Tolls pro- duced- ,ast_ year the .-everal sums hereunder. Approved •ecurity will be required for payment of the rent monthly. Pandy Gate J-'o Partinoi lais Gate. <>f) Iron Bridge Gate.' .1-2 Penlrchurdi'and Merthyr Chain 120 Kantganv Gate 88 £ :J'3d W M. MEYRTCK, Clerk to the Trustees. TO BE El/1', PART of a HOUSE in the Town of Cow- 1JrlIDGE, consisting of a kitchen, pantry, and cell-,ii, on the ground lfoor a dining-room and bed-room oil the: first floor.; and I wo attics. A drawing-room and another bed-room 'ma v be had, if required. Apply to Mr. Simpson, at the Bear-inn, in Ccw'oridge, post-paid. To Shopkeeper's and Others. TO BE LET, AND MAY BE ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, A Large and wel l-estabiishod W HOLES ALE' and"RETAIL TEA <$• GROCERY WAREHOUSE, ".ituate,:j in the most eligible part in one of the first towns foe business in South-Wales; and a good HOUSE adjolillng the same. The remaining Part of the STOCK, winch is "very low, and of the best quality, must also be taken at- prime; cost; together with the FIXTURES, &c. at a t'itii- valuation.. For further particuhrs apph' to the Printer of this Paper; if by letter, posr-paid. The Advertiser is going to retire. WOOLT rP() be SOLD, bv PRIVATE CONTRACT, J. -<lQUANTITY of WOOL, VIZ. Leicester stone. South Down do. 14 do. Jvyeland do. 17 do. La.rubs' do. it do. For particulars apply to J. Griliiths, Stationer, Haver. f0rdv,-e-st. j^merienn -Pioe Y'iiiibei- FOR SALE. SIX CARGOES of the above, containing f rom 150 to 250 'load each, expected to arrive in the inonths of. August, September, and October. The vessels are chartered to call at Mill'ord for orders, and to deliver at.an.y port in the Bristol Channel. For further particulars apply.to Messrs. Thomas Fhiljpps and Co. Merchants, MiH'ord. r_ TO THE i'ACEETV. r To be Disposed of. mill immediate Possession, rpIIE BUSINESS, DRUGS,and FIXTURES. SURG EON and A POT1IECARY (lately del f ho practiced in the abovebrallches of his Pro- tpwavds of 30 vears in a populous marlcel-tovTn in the; county of Brecon. The < onnpciion has been kept entire by a relative-ot the de t t he .siiuation will suit any young gentleman, bin y one conversant; with the language of ti-e country. N. B Reference antl particulars may be had by apply- ing to Messrs. Blew, Moure, and Co. Druggists, Worcester; Ur. VaugÍ\an) Druggist, Brecon; or Messrs. Wainwright and Co. Druggists, Hereford. "SWANSEA. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By T. BOWEN, .Inn. At the Greyhound-inn, at Swansea, in the county of, Gla- morgan, on-Saturday, the 24th day of August, 1811, at four o'clock in the afternoon, in Lots, The follozi'ing Freehold Premises Lot l. x .New-built DWELLING-MOUSE, si- XJL tnate at a place ca'led the White-Wad Is, in Swansea, lately occupied by J\1r. Charles Wallis, Architect, with a Garden, and requisite Convenience attached to it. Lots. A convenient DW KLLING-IIOUS'E, situate in Goat-street (nearly opposite the Theatre), in Swansea afore- said, in the occupation uf Mr. David Jenkins, witlia Garden attached. Lot 3. A PIECE of GROUND, in or near Rutland- place, in Swansea aforesaid, about 100 feet in depth, and aboutúO fect in front, upon part ot which a complete Malting-House b«s been recently built. For turtSter particu!<1TS apply to the Auctioneer or to Messrs. Berrington and Jenkins, Solicitors, Swansea. rpH E following Persons being Prisoners for Debt in the respective Gaots or Prisons hereafter mentioned, and not being charged in custody, on the 1st day of May, 1811, wilh any Debt or Dents, Sum or Sums of Money, exceeding in the whole the sum of Two Thou- sand Pounds, do hereby respectively give this public Notice, that they intend to take the benefit of an Act, parsed in the 51st year of his present Majesty's reign, intituled, An Act for the' Relief of certain Insolvent Debtors in England." And they do hereby give Notice, lhat Irue and perfect Schedules, containing discoveries of all their real and personal Estates, hereafter to be sworn to,, are liON ready to be delivered to any Creditors applying lor the same to the Keepers or Gaolers, or their Deputies, -of lfHJ said Prison,. FIR ST NOTICE. Prisoners in the Gaol for the count!/ of .Pembroke. TIettry West, of Manorbier, in the county of Pembroke, First Lieutenant of Royal Marines, on half pay, Nathaniel Davis, late of Templeton, in the parish, of Islarberth. and county of Pembroke, Weaver. Ann Griffith, Trelimin, in the parish of Llanunda, and county of Pembroke, Widow. SECONTJ NOTICE. s Fco' Prisoner in the Gaol of the Borough of Swansea, in the tminty of Glamorgan. William Price, of Swansea, in the county of Glamorgan, tailor, THInTJ NOTICE., Prisoners in Cardiff Gaol, for the County of Glamorgan. John Charles .Bannister, of Merihyr-Tydvy], in the -County of Glamorgan. Snrgeon. Jeiik'li,, fiari'les, of in t,ic county of Gla- morgan, letualler and Horse-Dealer. Samuel Wathan, of Aberdare, in the county of Glamor- g:m, Saddler. David Edwards, of Mevthyr-Tydvil, in the county of Glamorgan, Bridge-Builder and Mason.. Jenkin Morgan, of St. Bride Minor, in the county of Glamorgan,'Tailor. I homus Thomas, of Peterstone, in the county of Glamor- gan, farmer. John llusser, of Merthyr-Tydvil, in the county of Gla- rjorgan. V ictualler. Thomas Thomas, of Bcttws, in the county of Glamorgan, Shopkeeper, David Morgan, of the town of Swansea, in the county of Glamorgan, Shoemaker. John llees, of Lanlwitt Major, in the county of Glamor- gan, THitcr. Joseph Kirkham, of Brid"end, in the county of Glamor- gan, Hawker. ° r WANTED im?ne(!iatety, APPRl^NflCE T ''0/ to thcLINEN and WOOLLEN-DRAPERY Bu- siness, -a youth of respectable coni-exions. A premium will be expected, as .he will be treated as one of the family. Apply to the Printer, ii by letter, post-paid. \^TT Anted to borrow the sum of J 5000 it' by way of Loan, on security of the rates payahii on the Aberdare Canal '-Navigation, i'nr which 31. percent interest, clear of property-lax, will he paid haif-yearl v. Auy person desirous of advancing the above sum will be pleased to communicato the same to William Meyrick, ■Solicitor, Mertbyr-'j'vdvil. ? OMT from on board the Kitty, of Tenby, George Llewelli.v, Master, in.a gale of wind earlv on or,-t! iii a -ii-lv oil of the 8th!J:s!. whi'e 011 h'('r "°Y'é' from Ür¡s. tol to LIanelly, the MAST, RIGt.I^G, BOWhSPRrr, and ,i, c I :iAILS.—Any master of a vessel lalitug in with and secur- ing'the same, so that they mav be recovered, siial 1 be hand- somely rewarded by the said George Liewellin. Plume of Feathers, Swansea, Aug. 8, 1811. IN a field near Swansea, a BAY MARE, par- -&- ticularly marked.—Whoever has lost the same, ori describing the marks, may hayc her again, pay ing expences, oil CAR MARTH ENS11 i R E. B'lae'Boar Inn, Saint Clears. WM, JOHNS n EGS to return his grateful thanks to his JLif Fripiitls and the Public lor their liberal support during .a period of near four years residence at the above li)U. "Ha vittg for the last two years experienced want of I ::cco:ll11wdaliutJs, (while building part of the prrll1 ses), lie has now tu state, that the same is compleated. and fitted up ,.h>r tjie reception of Families, Parties, and Individuals, who r may rely upon every comfort and attention. Gentlemen Traveil 'pend that nothing shall be wanting to insure the Wines and the best quality. N..I3'. Neat Post-Cl Hurses and careful Drivers. Situated nil1e miles i'ron) Carmarthen, thirteen from Nar- berth, twenty from Tenby, and twenty-four from Pembroke. SEA. THE above MOUSE,with all its varieties of Jt. beantil'ul romantic prospects, as well as salubrity'of ,dl" is now open for the reception of company, Oil the usual terms. It possesses close' to its garden a spring of the finest water, ill the world', a rare advantage considering its C01¡t¡guity to the sea.-E\'ei'yexerlli)]1has been made by the present Proprietor, A'. PIE.KCE, to render it worthy of. those advantages which, 00 eminently distinguish the situa- tion of this deli^hitlul spot. [::7' Hot and Cold Baths, and, Bathing Machines, on moderale terms. Bathing Subseription for the Season, 13s. each pcr30n. N. One of the Machines is so admirably constructed I as that a lady may bathe without a gtridc, in perfect safety, and though cumplctely inclosed from view, have the, saine advantage of sea-water, as with the common machine: — Each Bathing One Shiiling. G ENTEeI7~JPAii'l'MEiSTS. TO EE LET, I READY FUUNISHEB, in aneligible situation in the town of COWBHIBGE,- A DINING-ROOM and Two BED-ROOMS, with the use of a good Kitchen. Brcwhousc^&c. Apply (if by letter, post-paid) to Mr. Robert Thomas, Grocer, &c. Cowbridge. SAVING TO TRAVELLERS. The .-SMACK ANT, Jilhi, Rogers, Masicr, Maybe had, by apiilicatidn to the Master Sa int.M.ary-Vstreet, SWANSEA, or Mr. J -33^8^ (jenrre iluphes, the Anchor, High-street, TENHV. for the CONVEYANCE of GOODS or- PAS- SENGERS to and from any Port in the Bristol, English, or St. George's Channels, on reasonable terms. The Ant is well known to he ,a fast sailer, and the Master hopes to give satisfaction to all that please to honour him with their favours. N. B. She will lake Two Carriages on board. Con-bridge Turnpike District. NOTICE is hereby given, that the TOLLS arising at the Toll-Gates upon the Turnpike-Roads within the said District' of Oowbndyje, called or known by arising at the Toll-Gates upon the Turnpike-Roads within the said Dislïict of Cowl>r1d!!e. c,\li(>d or known by the names of the East, West, and South Gates, will be LET by AUCTION, to the best bidder, at the Bear-inn, in Cow- bridge, on Tuesday, (he.'id day of September 181 t, between the hours of tweivc'at noon and two in the afternoon, in the manner directed by the Act passed in the thirteenth Year of the Reign of his Majesty King-George the Third, For regulating the turnpike-roads," which tolls produced the last year the sum of ci301 above the espence of collecting ttiein.andwiHbepntnpntthatsnm. Whoever happens to be-the best bidder, must at the same time give security, with sufficient sureties to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said turnpike-road, for payviient of the rent agreed for, and at such times as they shall direct. THOMAS''LLEWELLYN; Clerk to the Trustees of tbe said District. Cowbridge, July 30, 1811. A T a 1\IEETING of the GENTLEl\IEN in- AT a-MEETiNG of the GENTLEMEN in- tercstcd in the BU 11RT RIVER NAVIGATION, ALEX. 11ABY, Esq. in the Chitir; It having been proposed to apply to Parliament next Sessions, for.an Act of Parliament lor repairing, improving, and preserving this Harbour and Navigation, also tor regulating the pilotage of the said River, and for other objects connected with the interests of the trade thereof,— Resolved, That u ,Meeting of the Noblemen,.Gentlemen, and Corporate Bodies, interested in this Port, will be held on Monday, the 2(ith inst. at the Falcon-inn, Llanelly, at twelve o'clock at noon, for the purpose of determining upon the propriety of resorting to such a Illcasur-e. Resolved, That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his support and attentioiitoaiucaiiurcso highly interesting to the said Navigation. Falcon-inn, Llanelly, Aug. 1, 1811- CAR.MARTHENSHHUi. AT a MEETING (convened by public Ad- vertisement) of persons interested in the IM PROVE- MENTof the lL\ltBOUR of f{WVVELLY. and MAK- ING proper COMMUNICATIONS therewith from the several Collieries in the Neighbourhood, by a Canal or Rail-road, field at the Pelican-ini). Kidwelly, on Tuesday, the 16th day of July, 1811, I LORD CAjt'JJOR in the Chair; The Report of the Committee, appointed at a Meeting held at Kidwelly, 011 Monday, the 24th of June last, having bsen this day read, It- was Resolvi d, That Messrs. Marrin and Davies's Plan for restoring the Communication with the Carmarthen itivcr through the old Channel, in the line delineated on their plan, was approver! of. That ,Messrs. Martin and Davies's Plan for opening the Conimuwication to for the Minerals of Gwendraeth, and bringing flown t me to meet the Coking Coal be approved of. on t present line four feet higher than the present tev<>: oi .Mrs. Kvmers' Canal, and sur- veying a Branch ot 1 ram-road to the Limestone Quarries near Kidwelly- That Lord Cawdor be requested to apply to Lord Dyrtevnr and Mrs, Kyniers to appoint a person on their hehalf to meet Messrs. Martin and for the purpose of treating respecting the terms upon which their Canal i, 10 be made a public (JllC. 'That the Secretary be desired to write Circular Letters to the Proprietors of Mineral Property, on the line of the. proposed Canal or Rail-roads, inviting them to subscribe to the execution of the proposed Plan and, in case they, should be desirous of having any Branches of Tram-road made, to give-direciions to some persons on their behalf, to point out to Messrs. Martin and Davies such Branches, in order that they may be delineated upon the General Plan. That a Copy of the Estimate made by Messrs. Martin and Davies of the expencc of carrying into effect the Plan produced by them, and now approved ot (subject to the alteration mentioned in the second proposition).as well as tne plan, be deposited with Mr. Thomas Willeis Neville, of Kidwelly, for the inspection of all parties interested. That Messrs, Martin and Davies be directed forthwith to proceed to make their Surveys and Book of Reference. That these Resolutions be inserted in the Cambrian and Carmarthen Journal. That this Meeting hearljonrncrJ to Tln;rsday, the 22d day of August next, at the King's-Arin*, in the town of Car- marthen, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. CAfV'DOR, Chairman. That, the thanks of this Meeting be given to Lord Cawdor, for his able conduct in the Chair, and for the grfcat trouble his Lordship has taken. ATIALL I't the MACh 0a IU-ARMS-INW, SWANSEA, On THURSDAY; AUG. 15, in11., Mr {JLNDAxf' Stewards. Dating viill coinmep.ee at Eight orcloe.k.~Tea at Twelve. CetttJemet), 5s..—Ladies, 3s. 6d. CUA-fSES A S.- lJ :3 U A L. Under the Direct ion of Mr. LODER, (Conductor of the Harmonic Society, Bath) WI R,L UE R !■N EOFTM ED A" Concert ■Of'.Total and Instrumental T'.lusie, In the MACKWOPVTH-A.RMS ASSEMBLY-ROOM. SWANSEA, oil Assisted by several Professional Gentlemen from the aij-jvc Society and Bath Concerts. rttixciPAi, vocAr. PERFOIIMEES Mrs. LEONARD. Messrs. LODER, COI.E, PA nos. EVANS, and LKO?IAP.&' fr. raiNCIPAI, XNtmu-MESTAt 1VE V. TO f! 51E E S 'M Violin, MaHer White. Viola, ?,ir. l'nilups, I lute. Mn. £ imtex, Violoncello, Mr. Pattm). „. PrANG-FORTE.' 'Mr. LODER. Concerto. Violin, i\l«st<»r Wbi-ie, Pedal Hiirp,Mr. Yr??F.a. N. ,1). Mr. Loder hr.vii.igj at a coosidernble expence, en- gaged several J^mi,ient Perforimus from the Ihith ami spared no. exertion to render his Selection forth.) Evernng full and ccmple e, tie,Ms h» -hail receive t..lnu patronage and support-in the piesen! nnderiaking, which, crowned Ins humble ettorts.last season, and must at ail times claim his warmest acd:now!ef!g!)>«n!s. Tohio-iii.!ithiiltpn>.is.-rcn.' A tins.Paper-and of Mr. L .Jer, at Mr. John HowciL-, on the Burrows. GRAND'UPPxTGMT, f IOR'd;O\tA L. & CABINET tailor jfottes, HE IV MUSIC, &-c. &c. M. PATTON. MUSIC-SELLER, j l\< M l>\|,f ¥> E.SPECTFULLY' infoit tl \o! i1 n | ,w 'Swansea and \i 11 s h hi wuti mi r' a Seleciiiui of the n t st I njoH vhi( 1 d YOGALand IXSTR-UMENTAI w ^[( *r Dusts, (7lees, Airs, and Lessons, by tne |>e«i .j having lately received fro.n tl ( London, several PIANO FOtfl'S of 1 1 class, will render theiu from hi vi L ( t ,i > f BA i H, at the lowest London Pi es rvM. P. during his short stay in,Sw::ll""a, wi:] to Tune, Ri-gulaie, and Rep.iir h i» 1 ihj Ladies who may honor Inm with then- N. B. i'iano-Fortes taken in (< I I 0 tjie above description, warranti i 11 1 1 Swansea) for Safe, at a very low price. Orders addressed to Mr. Jenkins's Librarv or at Mr. J. IIo"'el/ n"II'(\
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-miT. NEIV8. A N G A- A J. t! ■, 1. ;i': r' ( v. r- r o from. L. ■••; ( Watchett; and >1 Briilgewater, witn si n rn si (. e Betsy, Lewis P-'n V o T n Stroud, Wi|ku!S Speculation, Br a » I I i 1- tude, Marshall Janeamd. Mary I \t I 1 hams and Fortitude, Ango.ve, Irom hi. Ives wan. copper- ore Royal Charlotte, Timber/afc. f,1 r „ cheese; Prince Edward Howard, *> 1 I s.t > 1 t t t mas, from Padstow, with i«a!t Henry. Curtis; h Fisher; Unity, Edwards; Joi.er, ]'bou,»;!S aact ] iimw, Madge, from St. IVQS r N ,?incy, -Morgan"; Me r 11 a id J. ,ns and Princess Royal, Thomas,, from. Cardigan I.nju»!ry, Faitiis and William, James, from Milford C mine. Da, vison Counters oi Vf •;•i;- .roi; Dav.es; and p -.i -.••, Jenkins, 'from Falmouth; Mafia,'Griffiths, from -Newp.-irf Ceres, Bowden and Virgin, -Tonkin, from Pen« riff Sisters, Hodge, froin Fowey Eroine, Barnes Duchess 1 Somerset, Adams Fancy, Pears? Venus,. Lywthet and Mary, Power, from. Plymouth;. Mary, Jones, from London; Dublin, FraDcis and Eriti,.Fowler,.from Comb J-hJlilP¡¡¡a, Howell, from Fishguard PaH:-is. Brewor, Darf'ro"1}- Hannah, Nash, from Lisbon -Hawk, i' .iiat ■ (iood Hope* Morgan Providence, l,) 1,I,1i), Wniiam Henrv, Wj! 1',1' ,b,' Friends, Reed; .Unity > Phillip? atid three Sinters. from Bideford Johnan i Eh/ O • > K1 troij, B > Favourite, Iiliis, from. Bristol fcr;en<i«iup. D:»v. fro^. pledorc A.poflo, Ecksibrm.. iron) ml: Cut!. Francis, from Waterford N u t ASK.IW 1 01 1 D and Active, Roiheio-, from Dublin, ail u< h.-ion«r. Cleared out, the Amity, Jul s O and New Expedition, Hawkin 1 Roclld ie, I 131 )r, >. r 1 Susan, Fislic, Agi ri 1 IS 1 Edwards; Fra id^l ip, Dt its; iL ■, ot Mexborough, Davies Specuiat'on. Hrva'-r (i.,0d I"- tent, Thomas John Stroud, Wiltonv P ,L-vi J '.e. fhoiiias Ceres, Bowl-'n v. »,»•* }f-<f<>.r» ^Valiers; Three Sisters, .Toues: ,( aid 3i-.rv. Vivn«'> Thomas, Lovering Viigm, I. Vnn, i\eii"; Rogers; Catherine, Dausoa I'iza A1111, W !¡¡¡dilIS 'l'v Reos and Recovery; Harrv, lor St, Ive. Squirte 1 ..s, and Nancy, .Morgan,- for Cardlaan lienrv. Davies, ,or Fishguard; Dublin, Francis I r 11 < G j Inient, Biirneard Willi.un Henry, 7 1 1 Lowt/ier and Charlotte, Lowiher, for I 1 H 1, Janies, for Mdford Gratitude, J<- 1 1 Mary, Power; and F"rtil 1.1cl:>. Marshalw r t v Mentor, James, tor Load)'" V-f ie 1 tijl t »<r Provi- dence. Chalk, i •> i Hi i„e Lor laiv.cv Union, l/.O. and ami, King, tor Bideiord; for Venns, A ..or Penzuncc 1 w Broiiier-. MartelS, for Southampton Favourite rlli Owens, for ior 'or Dartmouth Johanna, Koto William, Duiiiartfsq and Charles, Amy, lor Jcrs, y Active, Rothero.; and 'Erin, owler, for Cork Ann, Rdaeb, for .Dublin Handy, 1,-ake, for Youghail: Draper. Owen for Newry NancT*'Askew- Catherine, Francis; Hannah, ftfsish Pi grim, Harries and Hannah, Hamniond, lor Waierford, ail with coals, Wind—-M, Wr. Llanelly,—Arrived, Margam, Balks¡ from St. Ives. with tin Providence, Chiag, f.'om Chester, with bricks; Maria, Morns, from Chepstow; St. David. H.al! and Rebecca,- Treharne, from Newport, with iron Times, Rawe, iioiii Fowey Lamb, Hopkins, from Truro Perseverance, Gcss; George and Ann, Lovering and William and Mary, Sfrib- ley, from St. Ives, willI copper or"; Perrail, bidder ¡ James; Bryant Friends, Tucker John and Mary, Yeo Goytre, Stevens .Agnes, Harvey Ht. Ives Johns Mary, .Tones Geo .j;es, Siiicock and Eii2a, Ciarfc,- iro'm St. Ives Mayflower, Wi hams Good Inient, Ham Friends, Cum- in ing Ceres, Languiaui and Jolin, Swalfin from Ply- mouth True Briton. Evaiis Mary .Ann, Bees Anns -Maria, Davies Catherine* Richards Min i 1, Stephen- Lbrty, Lloyd and Robust,. Rees, fro-iv Csfdfgan Tv q Friends Griffiths; William, and Nancy- Roberts; and Minerva, Evans, from Carmarthen Jane, and Betty. Jones, i rom Holy head'. Industry, Bell, from Jersey; Mary and Peggy, Divics, from Aberdovey Aon, French; and fro,ti Friartds, Williams, Irem. Gweek ;-()o«d Friends, Barrett,. :• '• a'f-sfriionth Thomas, May, from Fovvey Wtifiau.j -ste.-gns. "iroin Peiuance Maria, Chn_sto|)ber, from Truro- Jane, Evans and Sin- certy, Gr.'ifi- is. from Pwdiheiiy, all. in ballast. Cleared out. the Flying Fish, Thomas, tor Cardf with i'urnitu e-, Aiaria. Cbrisl.ip'her. for Truro Swift..lg) fot •Jar'yiouth Anna M.iria, Davies, tor Carnarvon Sincerity, Griifiths Jhoo Ev.ans: d t 4f_\ f h Pu iiy; Three Sisters, Evans, for all, v A William, l hil'ips; an-; priendsr.:p. v-ni. uiartheh; Friendship, Jones antf /vnrora. Ldwai s nar.-o uti] • Experience, J ncs; Robust, Rocs: Lne. Gloyd: i\ln"¡" Stepfiens Catherine. -Richards Msry Ann,- l-tees and True Briton, Evans, lor Cardigan Indu try, Bell Cetes, Langmaid; Jdiue" Bryam; Perseverance, Goss Lnra, Cla?k'; Frireiuis, Tucker Berraii, Bidder G'oytre, Steven^; Agnes, Ilarvey Mary. Jones Georges, 'Sincock ;'Jobn and Mary, Yeo Swallow, Cemg ai ) M r r ,1 ( for St.. tye^s Sufficient, Pearse Ma\li;wer. vviluams -rhomns <\nd William, Brown; G()()(1 ¡ "i' Friends, Cltmhig. for Plymouth; Libia I r von Elizabeth and Mary, Roacln" f'o K Janws: and Lady Bulkeley, Jones, for Dunlin Mtehfr d. Larkin; Brilliant, Dayereux boon intent, fane; li^ne- Codd John and Mary, Morris a d saiiiuel, <0; «. 'Wexford John, Swa'Jin.; N us, i Shadracb Savage, Evans j -ana tunes, Howe. iur aier- lord, ;td wiib coals, Carmarthen -»•-Arrived, the Diligence, Richards. in»m Bristol mid The.is I n^"i from Loiidon, w.tJi sn 1 1 Hero, Evans., irom. vvevmo "it, w 1. 1.1 «•, An i t m pher, trom" Kldwei 1 v, wit i) coais Mcriintlu, Liovd Kn.se. Owens end Lie nor, Davieh, irom Cardigan, will I t •-Cleared out; toe Jane, Losti, lOr Mnford Lln;ab th '\1" ti Tl ■ ..1. IJ" ;uai v, ivu.ve liiiiiv, nevan orevuumiu, xiurrv ana Lam0ria,.1\;eIi;nas. lor b-ristol, woh stwuncs. Mltjord,—-Arrived..old, sailed, the Wioiam, Parle In- dustry, Ehiu> I ritiinpn, Elc,¡j))g)¡1ii\! aoo ,«^ai tierme and Margaret, Relgli. tuna \vext ;rr wr. Milio.d. and !sie Brntol ctnni-nel; John anfi .uarv. Owei., :0r Bowimg B.tv 1 C 1 o »e r ( 1 y Atl¡I,(,d, ,i.. t, L z tbi c sti m liii o 11 a from ,»ewporl 1 and Ds,.yenco, Gr.fiitih. lie. 11 IL 1 I II 1 M ll lip') t V ll 1 Eleanor, L.ewhellni. Irom tjtieaier Ivr Hay ie, I'.u.in o, Evans, hel1l ourry tl2rNb\¡''I' Jane, Evans, n-.un J.iv j'}ool lor 1s.ni.sale Rohance, hale, Irom Swansea lor A aier* lord and Jeiierson, Rrock, from the South whale Fis.ierv for MilA.rU. the :Ynmci;i"Hce"frol!i Liverpool; Providence, Davies, frolll Chester Cambria, Jones Dol- phin. J ones and Sally, -H.uoiphreys, trom Neath, all with'coals. Cleared .o:H. the \íatkins. foÎ' Cin'di'm "a Evans* for Chester j and M.ari „ or Dublin* w!th .)ak, bui' Chepitow \i 1 c tic Sampson; West; Phebè, Ander- son Commerce, .tenKinsj Chepstow, ITarwood Ann and Peggy, i-s and 'i'owyn, Jones, front Bristol John ■oitf Edward, Isles Neptune, Bradley; and John, Smith, from Glocester Iron and TinTrader, Morris. from Tenbv Holl()wO,¡k, A!atc(IJL; Argyle, BJeasdale j and Kitty, Blackburn, from Ulverstone Susannah, Ganthony Reco- very, Davies Neptune, Aloxley j and. Lovely Las. Bo wen; from Newport; Sarah, Jones, from Strangford; Hope, Buckler, frorri Bidetord; M incrvu, Dyer, (roiti Ply- tnouth Ffasley," Cole; and Saliv; Mcwmnn. from London, Cleared out, the Providence, Thomas; John and Mary, Young; Chepstow, Harirood Ann and Peggr. Waters Susanna, Jeif; and Providence, Brown, for Bristol; Sibyl, Web-b, for Lundcn Lovely Last., Hiscocks aijd Minerva, Dyer, for Newport; end "Diligence, Grilliths, for Dublin. 'Bristol.Arrived, the Svrift, Ned, trom Belfast; Maris Dorothea. Hick man, from Dram ■ Meichbourn, (j ilmore, from Coik and Harriot* Eli2a, liohl, from Ga-Mipoii. En.eretf out, the Amity. Jenkins, for Swansea; Liberty, Whitlow, fbr Haverfo: d west. COUNTRY MARKETS. Swansea. Wheat 41. 17s. tld. Badey 21. 3s. 9d. Oaf? It. 8s. 8d- per quarter; Ihrs"IIL NV ile rpr q Fieo Flour ?4s. Od. 10 80s. Od. Seconds d4s. to ?ds. per sack* B;iriev 00s. Od- to (?()?. per qr. Oats fi-i. to 00s. Hear.* O'i;. to OOfs. Pease (;0s. to '>05,—Hay. 60i. Od. to. 330*. G4 Straw 3f. Oi, ts.4i f,'d Vetchss Vs, 2d- to CI, W
.THE C. / >i JtRiidJV.
THE C. >i JtRiidJV. SWANSEA, FIUDAV, A'tgitsf 9. Extract of a.Letter from'London', Hated Ei^Jil if Clock, Wednesday Evening lazt. Lord Wellington, according to yesterday's Ga- zette, is promoted from Lieutenant-General to that of General in the Army of Spain and Portugal. Thtsprotnottonhas been Gazettèdtorl!jc purpose of enabling Lord Paget (who was senior to Lord Wellington as a Lieut.-Gcneral) to take the- com- mand oi the cavalry regiments in Por- tugal. Lord Paget takes his immediate,departure for the Tagns, and on his arrival at Lord Welling- ton's head-quarters, will take upon himself the en, lirccolnmaudand direction of all the cavalry re- giments, an appointment whidh will give uniform satisfaction. (< A. mail from Malta, and Gibraltar arrived this day; the latest.dates from Gibraltar reach to July 12, but the letters contain no material facts. They announce that the port ot Malaga had been declared open for the export of certain articles of commerce, on payment of 10 per cent, duty ad valorem on 'all such goods as should be shipped from, the said port. 1 his permission is understood to have been the ac:t of who since the departure of Sabastiani has the whoip control over, and the profit arising from the licence thus extended to the port of Malaga. "Itwitlbeseen by this evening's papers, that Lisbon Gazettes to Juty 2J were this day received, the contents of which, it they arc to be relied on, treat the affair of General BLrke at Niebla as a triviaimattcr; but the subject which is of much greater importance is that which assures us of the safe return of that Genera!, with the arlny under hiscomiaam), to Cadiz. The Lisbon papers were I brought by a vessel arrived at Plymouth, which sailed on the 21th nit, and if any private letters have been transmitted by her, they have not yel reached London. A considerable body of Engineers and Artillery Officers have-received orders to embark immedi- ately for Bermuda., New Brunswick, and Canada, for the purpose of tilling tip the vacancies which have there taken place. They arc to proceed in ¡ trAnsp.or!s,wit.h n supply necessary description. This circumstance has given rise to an opinion thatawar with America is still in the contemplation of, Gqyernmeot, and that the mea- sure now resorted to has that object in view. It is also insisted on by many, that notwithstanding all that has been asserted to the contrary, the squa- dron the command ofSh- Joseph Yorke will proceed to Bermuda. Cuiisols Omnium I d <lis," Arrived at Swansea, Sir II. T. Lidded, Mr. and Mrs. West. Rev..Mr. and Mrs. Piclon, Rev. S. Salmon, Rev. Mr- Edwards, Capt. Jones, Mr. Pigou, Mr. Conybcare,. Mr. W. Conybcare, Mr. C. Davies, Mrs. and-Miss Kentish, Mrs. Lomax, Mrs. and Miss Davies, Miss E. Richards, Mr. and two Misses Clements, &e. &c. 1 Arrined at Tenby, Lord Bishop of St. David's, Mr. and ¡ Mrs. Child, Mr. and Mrs. Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, Mr. and Miss Woollle, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Bedford, Rev. Mr. Probyn, Mr. and Mrs. Lucas, Mr.Mi-a.aud Miss Powell, Miss Phelp, Mr. and Mrs. Blandv, Mr. Airs, and Miss Stauderwickr Rev. Mr, Pritchard, Mrs. C. Morgan, Lady i leaning, Miss Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Lloyd, two Mr, Duncans, Mr. Iliggiri, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Moore, Capt. Lioyd, &e. See. Arrived at Aberystyiih, Mr. J. Vivian, Mr. Davey, Rev. Tho'tnas Francis, Mr. J. Edmund, Mr. Herbert, Mr. Lock- wood and family, Rev. Mr. Whitehead, Mr. Miller. Mr. Banister. Mr. and Airs. Allen, Air. and Mrs. Davies. Mr. Grirtiths, Mr. Bevan, Mr. Sandham, ftlr. Brisoit, Mr. and Miss Bovvc-11, Mr. Airs, and two Miss Pages, Sir J. 11. IVii- nams, Rev. E. S. Davenport, Mr. Mrs. and two Miss Wheelys, Air. Whitford, Mr. Jeson and family, Capt. F- Jones, Mr, Saitrera, .Miss Webb, Mr. Harper/ &c. £ cc. J The Lord Bishop of St. David's commenced his Confirmation for this summer at St. week, and has successively visited EisliguarcJ, Nar- nerth, Tenby, and Pembroke, nt all which places a great number of persons have been. confirmed. His Lordship will be in Swansea on Tuesday next, for the same purpose; and finish at Laugharne on Thursday. The sloop Kitty, of Tenby, on her voyage from Bristol to Llanelly, with Sundry good's, encdnntere a violent gale of wind yesterday' morning aboii' totlr o'clock, which soon deprived her of her satis, rigging, &c. leaving her a mere wreck, in which perilous state she was fortunately seen by two fishing-smacks, which towed her into Swansea. Ii —See Advertisement. On Thursday se'iiriighf,a9 an annual tribute of re- spect to the memory of the immortal Nelson,an ele- gant Cup, given by the Right Hon. I/mi Cawdor, LTOVC rnor ot iMtlfo.rd- haven, and also four Prizes, the gilt of the Hon, Robert E. Greville, for the encon-I rage merit or the Fishermen, were saijed for by three classes ot open-boats on the haven. The 'Hy_ proved exceedingly fine, and a fresh breeze having sprung up just before the boats started, the spectacle became truly interesting thousands of spectators from all parts of the country lined the, hills, and alter the snort was" over, a large party (Lord Cawdor in the vjhajr) sat down to the festive fioaru at the Nelson Hotel, and devoted the evening to pleasant, harmonious conviviality. 0 Staekpole Court, in Pembrokeshire, the elegant seat ol Lord Cawdor, was the scene of much festi- vity and diversion on Monday last. The company invited to.enjoy the sports was unusaily numerous, and ti-,e attention of Lord and Lady Caw-dor to the guests was universally acknowledged. The Clip given by Lady Cawdor, for horses bred ia the hundred of Castlemartin, was won by Mr. Davies's b. h. Spank, a bay mare bidonsins; to Mr. Roberts and Mr. Voyle's Sprightly won the Sweep- stakes, after, a contest with Mr. Allen's and Mr. Phillips's fiifieS. These races were succeeded In this rustic oiversidus of girls running for a nown. men jumping in sacks, &c. &r.. which afforded great entertainment. The evening closed with bull at the Green Dragon, Pembroke, at which all the beauty and fashion of the neighbourhood were '-esent, and supported-the-sprightly' dance till an .rlv hour." Haverfordwest Races commence or. Monday -next, with every prospect of a very full meeting; several good nor:e:s ba.ve arrived there, and the -pori ing world expect mnch gratification. At the l ist meeting of thRadnorshire Agricul- tural Society, held at Penybont on the STth ult. emiums to the amonnt of 20 guineas weread- ludged to ditfertnt candidates. Other jireiniums, ■lonnting to 38 guineas, will be given at .the next eeting, in Octoiier: and we feel much pleasure hi stat ing, that this valuable institution continues 1 r increase its number of subscribers, and that) rs (deeds on the agriculture of the county ha^0 a ready, been attended with the happiest results. Sir W. W. Wynn, iheliberal patron of agricultural improvement in North Wales, has announced the prizes he intends giving at his Annual Shew at Wynstay, on the 13 th of next month. They consist of eight in number, and will be adjudged to the candidates who-shall produce the best heifers, sheep, and pigs, and pertOnn the best ploughing. A short time since a fine full-grown leveret was killed near v'resteign, with a milk-white head, neck, breast, fore legs, arid hind f< ct. A girl of the name ot Ann Powell, of Langtiick. loll info the Swansea Canal yesterday, and was unfortunately drowned. On Friday last, Richard Bevan, while employed in a lime-stone quarry in Gower, had his hand so shockingly shattered by an explosion, liiat ;impu- tation of the arm became necessary, and he is likely to do wcdl. A boy about six years of age, son offapt. David Jones, this week unfortunately fell over the quay at Carmarthen, and perished. A collection was lately made in tbe church oj Holywell, in Flintshire, for the relief of the British prisoners in France, which amounted to the sum 01 231. Irs. Ckl. and was transmitted by the Rev. Jon:1 Jonoo, Vicar, to the Committee in London. At Monmouth Assizes, on Monday last, the trial of Sarah Ilorton, ( barged with the murder of an infant, was postponed till next Assizes, on account of the iiiness of a material witness; there were only three other prisoners, of whom two were ac- quined, and the Grand Jury threw out the bill against the third. The Commission tvas opened at Hereford on Tuesd <y evening, where there were ten prisoners and 23 causes for trial. The corn harvest is begun in the neighbourhood of Bristol, and i «i the adjoining counties the ,I weather ha.^ been very favourable, and much of the crops has been already carted. The produce is both good and abundant oats in particular are an immense crop. Hops are ióO plentiful and strung, that a. provincial papn says, they make the gather- ers drunk while picking them.
Family Notices
MAURI ED. the of Plymouth, to Lady Mary Sackvilie, eldest daughter of the Duchess of Dorset. Int Rev. W'iiJiaui Worth, of Wrexham, to 51 iss Sadler, of Shrewsbury. DIED. Suddenly, Mrs. Merritt, wile of Mr. Henrv Merriit, publican, at Baking. MiKord. She had retired to rest apoarenbv m perfect health ;a few minutes alter she laid he >. <t n, she complained of a diliknltv of breathing, una se.0p.1y .(tier exclaimed, I am going," and was aimost 1111 1 t -1 t zt corp.se. v ;n, Pembrokeshire, Mrs. Willy, relict of the la i A'illy, Esq of that place. Ar B e,and Collage, near Cnepstow, Mrs. Howell, widow of t c Jr. Joliu fioive!), .01 Chepstow, ::ged 76 years. 1 Mis-. Owe; of Bangor, relict ot the hue Rev. H. Owen. iJ D. On the Yi>th December, 1310, at Ghazipore, in the. East- Indies, in the 23d year of bis age, John Holland, Esq. Surgeon in the nth regiment of Native Cavalry, only son of the Rev. Jetiery 'Holland-, Rector of Penmorfa, in the county of Carniirvon be was first cousin to Mrs. Wynne, of Coed Coch, and Mrs. Yorke, of Erthig, in the county of Denbigh—a very promising, meritorious young man. AtTrostrey Lodge, Monmouthshire, Allison, relicicd James.Harvey, Est) of Bristol. Mr. Win. Stroud, for manv years conductor of the Up- per Assembly Rooms at Bath. Annq, newsp >pei ve lately introduced this notorious character in the bituary. A few weeks ago she-^toptiesied I 1 !) death. and a partial destruc- tion o; this island r rthquake. 'The period of her prophecy howevc wng irrived, the earth stodd solid be- cause, we | resume, Anne Moose could noti or rtould ,1,lOt die. Her death probably originated in- this story. She continues to live and receive company/for what they please. According to-her own story she has lived (existed) upwards of three years, without eating or drinking. She says that she never sleeps but takes reads the bible hour after hour—day after day—year after year! She is ex- tremely oiTetioed d you doiiht her, word,.and chillenges you to fast with her. A number of prof'essioiiid inetn have visited her arid held very lamed disquisitions on her case. I'hey have spanned the aorta and the spnie, and felt the pulsation; they have drawn the ahdomen up imo the ,toill<lch, and made a mummy of the whole body below the chest. It is tolerably certain that she cannot swallow any thing like substan.e; and moisture in tiny degree produces suffocation h"tthengh she affects to suallwo nothing herself, she, expects her visitors «o iu.aifcw all that she sasi.Stajffirdskire Advcrtitor- ¡
,,, ■ "v •• ; THE Assize
■ "v •• THE Assize ay Rji&ia, set the Oti; day of. Aug. ititi, for the U-wo of Nratk an i to place Aug. 12, a mi •••it? ciinhnue orce for seven. ciays^Tlie price, tj..Wheat 14s. 3d. pc: Lusiiel, the adowauce for bating bemg uicladed ly/icairn. Houxiwld. TI; „ + t ib- «s dr. ibf bi. dr. i tie benny Loaf to weigh' 0 -t 7 o r> ThcdV-peany J.oaf.J0 d 14 0 !u li tlic i hree-penny Loaf 0 i3 5 1 j j -5 The Si»penny Loaf I i- to |(! » j •: s;» The Tn-elve-peiiny Loaj j 3 0 ? "i N-iUa E,igiileeiiTpeu'ny.Lo3f; 4 15 14- (j(lo i4 -O* Wfiealea Bread must be marketi bv the ik^er wiih.the capital letter V¥ a.iid.f Household Bread wita tne capital lettcrH.— 31 Geo. H e. 29, sec. 5,5.