The Cambrian

BOROUGH OF LLOUGHOR. TO BE LET, FOR A TERM 07 YEARS, AND ENTEREB UPON iiiMEDIATEI Y. A Commodious well-built D WELL IN G- HOUSE, consisting of breakfast-parlour, .dining-" room, spacious kitchen, back-kitchen, pantry, and cellar, Oil the ground-floor; drawing-room and five bed-chambers, on the first-floor; palisaded court in front, extensive plea- sure-ground and garden jn tiv rear; stabling for four horses, and every other convenience. The premises are deii-glitfully situated, commanding una bind and marine views; within seven miles distance of For.particuhirs apply to Mr. James, Attorney, Swansea. "M0DERN FLf ii^JTURE FOR SALE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTfON, V By T. BOWEN, On Tuesday, the 20th inst. and following davs. THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS of LADY PoWELT., in Goat-street, Swan- sea, comprising mahogany four-post and tent bedsteads, with chintz and dimity furniture. prime feattier-beds, straw, ljair, and wool mattresses; pier, chi,mnev, and dressing- glasses; carpets of various sizes, passa^e.fioor-clotU, maho- gany wurdroDc, sets of dining-room chairs, dining and Pem- broke tables, chintz window-curtains, secretary and book- case, sofas, &c. with a variety of kitchen requisites. Catalogues will be ready for delivery on the JTth and the sale will commence each morning at eleven o'cl ck. The HOUSE to be LET, with immediate possession. BY Order of the Court for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors—The Petition of WILLIAM CARTER, lafe pf Treberweid, in the county of Brecon, Parmer, now a Prisoner for Debt in the Debtors' Prison, for London and Middlesex, White Ons-itreet, in the city London, will be heard at tife Guildhall, in the city of Westminster, on the 24th day of August, 1816, at the hour uf nine in the morning:—And that a Schedule (containing a list of all the Creditors of the sflid Prisoner) annexed to Ille said Petition, is filed in the Office of the said Court, ;>9, IVIiilbani: street, Westminster, to which-any Creditor may refer: And incase any Creditor intendsto oppose the discharge of the said Prisoner. It is further ordered, that ?uch Creditor shall give notice, in writing, ofsuehhi.s "Itetiti()jl" to be left at the Office of the said Court, two days at the least before the said 524th day of August; and the said Prisoner doth hereby declare, that he is ready and billing to suhmit to be Cully examined as'lo the jus kJe of nis conduct to his Creditors. WILLIAM CARTER. BARGAINS UNEQUALLED! In addition to the remaining Stock AT THE lemftem comittfMon CASTLE-STREET, WEBB and Co. are induced to make an offer to the inhabitants of SWANSEA and its environs of part of their valuable Stock. Having been consigned from several Merchants, the whole must be disposed of "for ready money. 7 PART CONSISTS ey 800 PiecieS of bealltifut India worked Mult Muslins, Fall yard and a half wide, enhj to d. per yard,. £ 73 PIECES OF FANCY STRIPED MUSLINS, ONTY 12D. PER YARD. lgq Pieces of CAMBRIC and BOOK Mostly, Yard and u half wide, 12d. per yard. I ,155 Richpdnted COBOURG SCARFS, Of the most elegant design, selling at Ids, each, considered bargains at 26s. A splendid variety of SILK SHAWLS, Only llh. A catHer ASSORTlViESft OF THREAD LACE, Which the Firm, can challenge any home in the kingdom. 52 l'ieces Furniture Dimity, ONLY HId. PFR VAED. Several large lors uf DAMASK TABLE LINEN, Which wilt be told for hulfits value. SIX PACKS OF REAL RUSSIA SHEETING. Marseilles Quilts Sf Counterpanes, Being k little soiled, will he found ijiost (ic.irable bargains. A VARIETY OF PLAIN" AND TWILLED SARCENETS; The best git(iiiii) in twilled only 4s. 6d. per yard, S-4ths wide. AND orEIEa ARTICLES, t-W f.OTS, OF RICH, PLAIN, AN L), FIGURFI-) SATINS, Of the most fashionable co-fours. The greatest collect ion of Black and White Square Veils, Only 12s. full yurd wide,.cheap at 20s. WITle A NUMBER OF The most elegant printed Cambric and Jaccottet MUSLINS, Which will be found deserviitg immediate inspection. 65?*: The FHEEHOLB PItEMISUlobe disposed of.—Apply to Webb and Co. GLAMORGANSHIRE. NOTICE is hereby given, that the GE- NERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of the PEACH for this. County willl be held by Adjournment at the CardifF-Arms-inn, in Cardiff, on Saturday the teiitti day of August next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of Examining such Debtors as may be desiroas of taking the benefit of an Act of Parliament made and passed j" the fifty-third year of the reign of bis present Majesty, intitled, An Act tile Relief of IlIsolvent Debtors in England, And Notice is hereby further giyhn, That the following Persons intend to apply at the said Adjournment for Relief under the s.-iiti Act. WOOD, Clerk of Peace. Cardiff, 31st July, 1816. IN CARBlFfOAOt. EDWARD WILLIAMS, I DAVID DAVID, WALTER IIOLBLVJ, EVAN WILLIAM. THOMAS THOMAS. I FEE FARM RENTS, Amounting to upwards of £ 520 per Annum. TO RE SOLlfiV AUCTION, By Mr. ROI.fXS, At Garrawav's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, London, on Tuesday, tlie 6ih of August, 1816, nt twelve <)'<c k, rpIE very valuable FR EEIIOLD ESTATES, M. comprising Fee Farm Rents, amounting nearly to ^525 per Annum, arising from and issuing out of Estates in the counties of Nottingham. York, Bedford, Bucking- ham, Cheshire. Dorset, Kent, Monmouth, Norfolk, South- ampton, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, and in Cardigan, Car- rtiartiien, Glamorgan, and Pembroke, in-South Wulys. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Still, Strong, and Rackham, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn at Garraway's and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, London. BHECONNSIIIRE TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HOWELL WILLIAMS, (OF BRECON) At the Greyhound-inn, in H-utvasf, Brecon, (Mr. Llewe 1 lin Jones's) oil Saturday, the 24th day of August instant, at four o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such condi- tions as shall be then produced, THE MOIETY of that.very eligible FARM, cilled ABERCAR, situate in the parish ofVaynor, and now in the occupation of M r. Griffith Price. The premises lie on the ro-id from Brecon to Mertliyr- Tydfjl, and within five milesof the latter place and they have a most valuable Right of Common on the adjoining hills. • • I.. For further particulars apply to tlie said Griffith Price, (the proprietor of the Moiety); or to Messrs. Powell, Jones, and Powell, Solicitors, Brecon. CAPITAL FARM TO BE LET, I IVeil wortit the attention of a respectable Farmer. BRECONSHIRE. TO BE I. E T, (And possession thereof'given at Michaelmas 1816)- ALL thit MESSUAGE, FARM, # LANDS, called FRWDGRECH, within a mile of the town of Brecon, containing nearly 309 Statute Acres of gopd Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land. From the peculiar advantages of water and shade any part of the arable might be converted into excellent pasture. The buildings are extremely commodious, and the farm, besides having the benefit of a Right of Common without stint'upon extensive bills, contains valuable Limestone, with a Kiln thereon., A WATER CORN GRIsr Mrr.T, adjoins the premises, and will, at the option of the tenant, be let therewith. For particulars apply to Mr. Samuel Churchy or Mr. Thomas Prosser, Brecon. None but respohsibte tenants need apply. BRE^nshireT- .■ ■' Very compact FARMS and a WATER CORN GRIST MILL. Ve,r CORN GRIST MILL. TO BE SOLD BY A UCTIO N, (Or in the ittean time by Private Contract, of which due 5 notice will be given) By THOMAS PROSSER, At the Camden-Arms-inn, inTrecastie, in the county of Brecon, on Tuesday, the 20th of August. 18(6, at three o'clock in the afternoon, in the following lots; T 'M Well-built MESSUAGE or TENE- 1.0. MENT, called PENYLAN, with all necessary I Ontbuildingslhereon, in complete repair, and about 1io AcrtS of Arable. Meadow, and Pasture Lands, thereto belonging, in a good state of cultivation. There are upon this Farm about 1500 OAK SAPLINGS, and a. considerable number of ASH (of above 2^ years' growth) all in a high state of preservation. Lot 2. 'A well-built MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, called TYIl. CLOSE, with all convenient Outbuildings thereon, in good repair, with about 100 Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, thereto belonging There are upon this Farm about 4000 OAK-SAPLINGS, and a very considerable number of ASH. of about the Sttme growth as in the preceding lot. These Farms are entitled to a valuable Rigbtof Common on Trecastle Hill. Lot 3. An excellent WATER CORN GRIST MILL, welt supplied with water, with a Cottage, Two Gardens, and Two Pieces of Ground, thereto beloneing. Lot4. TWO-THIRDS ofa MESSUAGE.TENBMENT, _I and FARM, called TIH. PWLL YCHA with the Out- buildings thereon, and about 100 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, now in the occupation of David Morgan. There are scmf fine OAK SAPLINGS and ASH on this lot, and the Farm is entitkd to a Right of Common, without stint, on the Great Forest of Brecon. Lot o. A COTTAGE and GARDEN. called TYR CVVM, in the OCcuflution of Rees Williams, and adjoins lot 4. The above lots are, sittiatein the parish of Llywel, in the said county, within three miles of Trecastle aforesaid, and six of Llandovery, and within a very short distance of the Great Turnpike-road leadisg from Brecon to-Llandovery. For a view of the premises, a.»id for particulars to treat by Private Contract, apply'to M»". John Jones, (the Proprie- tor) at Tyr Close; or at the Office of air, Samuel Church, Solicitor, Brecop. Summer BALLS. TUP SEVENTH SUBSCRIPTION BALI. will be at the MackwOrtb-Arma-inu, Swansea, on Tuesday next, the ôth August. Mr. ROLLS, Steward. Non SubsCribing Ladiei 4s. 6d. —Gentlemen bs, 6d. Non-subscribing strangers are requested to leave their cards at the door, in order to be introduced to tlie Steward. r- Dancing to commence at eight—Tea at eleven. Shortly will be published, AN ANALYSIS of the MEDICINAL WA- TERS Of LLANDRINDODD, in Radnorshire, with observations upon the Diseases to which they are applicable. By RICHARD WILLIAMS, Surgeon, Honorary Member of the Physical Society of Guy's HoSp'lal. COMPLETION of the BEAUTIES of ENGLAND and WALES. Which consists of 25 Parts, or Volumes, and contains up- wards of 700 Copper-plate Engravings. J MAURIS, the publisher of the above ex- tensiv^work, having now brought it to conclusion, most earnestly requesis the Subscribers, who have omitted to purchase it in the regular'course of publication, will im- mediately apply, either to him, at the Corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London*, or to their bookseller i:"i lown or country, lor the Volumes or Numbers of which tiiev may bo deficient. The few remaining sets of the work, complete, may also be had by early application; and those persons who find any difficulty in getting the work bouud, may have it exe- cuted in any way they may direct, by sending it to the publisher. JtIA NOROP BUILTH. BRECONSHtRE. THE GAME within this MANOR having been of late years much destroyed. Notice is hereby given, that all Persons wbo shall be found Shooting or otherwise trespassing on the flilis within the said Manor, without a written license fritra the undersigned, wiJ 1 be im- mediately proceeded against as the Law directs and any Person giving infornrittJOllnf any Unqualified Person Sporting or Trespassing thereon, will receive a Reward ot rtvo GUINEAS, on application to the Uamkeeper at Llanelwedd Hall. M. H. T. GWYNNE, Lord of the said Manor. Llanelwedd Hall, July 29,18N5.

THE C A M BE IAN. SWANSEA, FRIDAY, AuausT 2. Extract of a Letter from London, dated Eight o Clock Wednesday Evening last. "To¡,day Dernerftra papers have reached us to thcendof May. On the intelligence of the insur- rection atBarhadoe.s arriving ia that island, the negroes discovered a restless disposition as if in- clined to follow-the example. The Governor im- mediately put forth a spirited proclamation, ad- dressed to the United Settlements of Detnerafa and Essequebo, with their dependencies, in which he pointed out the error the slaves at B lrbadoes were' under, and the negroes after this betrayed no symptoms of disorderly conduct. Letters bad reached Demerara from Havannah, which inenxion that nearly all the transports which had conveyed Mariiio's army to the Spanish Main, and had afterwards gone to the Hdvannah in searcls of freight, had been taken up to go to the coast ot Africa to bring away slaves, and that as mtny as forty vessels had gone in pursuit of this tr.tmc.— The Spaniards seem resolved to make hay whilst the sun shines, and during the time in which they have been allowed so much latitude by the other powers. "Letters received to-day from Leghorn of the 13th ult. mention tha.t,the Ex-Kingof Holland was living retired at Lucca bath. He wa.s without either retinue or equipag«, nor did his ambition require any to make hi;n happy The Empress Muria Lotiisa was expected at Lueca hath about the 14th, for the benefit of sea-bathing: her uncle, she GranrJ Duke, was expected to accompany her. We have received no news to-day either to confi: m or contradict the statement that our troops in India have met with a defeat. "Accounts may shortly be expected to reach town relative to the proceedings of Lord Extnouth and the Expedition under his command, destined to chastise the upstart and insolent Al^erines. It & is supposed that no great resistance will be made, and that his Lordship will he able to effect the object he has in view, in a much shorter time than was at first imagined. "STOCKS.—Three per Cent. Rsduced 64 91. 4 —Consols 633a Account õli 3| Extract ofa letter from Milford, July 31st, 1816. Arrived at this port and placed under Quaran- tine, the Louisa, Evans, from Barcelona, lor this port, in ballast; sailed from Barcelona 3 2th June last, left there the Bannon of Barmouth, David Owens, master, in ballast, bound to Taravyia, and the Speculator of Suuthainpton, Williatti Tailor, master, which vessel put into Barcelona leaky, partly loaden for London. On her passage home, the 39th June, the master of the Emperor AJex- auder, of Scarborough, from London, for Trieste, came on board off spoke the Bengal, of Liverpool, bound to the East Indies, on the 22d July in lat. 49 N. long. 9 lo W,-wall well. "Arrived, also under Quarantine, the Agnes, M'Ewen, from Naples, for Greenock, and the Swallow, Jones, from Terra Nova, tor this port, for orders; the master states, that just before he sailed information was receiverj that an Eng- lish brig had been captured by the Algcrines, wlfo murdered every person on board,.and -also the crew of a Spanish vessel, which had fallen into their hands." Arrived at Swansea, Lady Northwieke, Mr. and Mrs. Thorne and family, iloil. j. Nuti. Mr. illld Mrs. Sutton. Col. GladWJII, Capti Gladwyn, Capt, Protliero, Mr. and Mrs. Glarfcsou, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Cooke, Major Banbury, Mrs. Jeffreys, Mr. J. H. Vivian, Mr. Jones, Rev. Mr. Morgan, Miss Pearson, Mr. Davies, Col. Chichester, Miss M.1 Morgan, Capt. Elliott, llev. Mr. aHd Mrs. Griffith, Mr. Charles Griffith, Major Kant, Dr. and Mrs. Moore, Miss Moore, &c. &c. The Hon. George De Cardonnel, son and heir of Lord Dynevor, will attain his 21st year on Mon- day next. We are gratified to learn that Mr, Madocks and Lord Kirkwall have lately moved in the House of Commons for returns of the duties paid on w Coals and Culm carried coastwise in the Principa- lity of Wales, and pledged themselves next Session to bring in a Bill for the remission of those oppres- sive and injurious duties. We remember with, great gratitude the exertions of Mr. Madocks ia 1811 to effect the same object, and that he suc- ceeded in carrying the measure through the House of Commons, though it was afterwards lost in the House of Lords by a majority of only one vote. We sincerely and ardently hope, that every true friend of the Principality and all our Members wiU give every assistance in forwarding an object of so rnuch consequence to the agricultural interest, and to every class pf Welchmen, rich or poor. As it so nearly succeeded before, we trust, a strong pull altogether" will ensure its accomplishment. 1.1 f His Royal Highness the Prince Regent hath been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Mnjesty, to give and grant unto Thomas Howel, of Gins bury, in the county of Radnor, Esq. his Majesty's royal licence and authority, that he and his issue may as.suir?% and take the surname of iiiigiies only, and also bear aud use the armorial r ensigns of Hughes, pursuant to the direction of the last will and testament of his maternal grand- father, the Rev. JoIuí Húghes; late of Glasbiiry at( )resai(i .-Gazette. On Wednesday evening an inquest was held by Dr. J. C. Collins, at Morriitori, near Swansea, on the body of a boy named John Powell, who waS killed bya, stone falling ori his head.—Verdict, accidental death. Wynristay Agricultural Meeting is fixed for the 0 totii of September.—The tenantry of the gallant and patriotic Sir Watkiu perceive with satisfaction and pride, that he is not among the number of those who are spending their rental upon a foreign shore, but that he is encouraging the droopidg Spirit of agriculture by his example and exertions, ALnimauth.—Those of our readers who have made the excursion down the romuuic river Wye, from Ross to Monmouth; or visited theKymin Pavillion, which crowns one of the most beautiful eminences which environ that town, will call to their re- collection the grami and extensive woodland scenery, which lies on the banks of that river at the above places; and which adds so much to the fine possessions of the Right Hon. Lord Gage, in the parish ol NewUnd and of Stanton, Gloucester- shire. Here, tor some time, past, several Sur- veyors have been employed in taking a valuation of the timber; and it is stated, that it is either to become the property of the Crown, for adding to the -Forest of Dean, to which it adjoins, with a view of increasing the oaks for the use of the Royal Navy; or what is more sincerely wished and be- tieve i, for the Hero of Waterloo. We conceive that the kingdom of England could not appropri- ate a spot so intimately blended with the feelings of this distinguished warcior, as this fine estate- near to the shades of whose groves the Fifth Harry was nurtured; and when the immortal Hero of the Nile, as well as his brave compeer in arms, the gallant Sir Samuel Hood, visited the pleasnrealde mount of the Pavillion, they pronounced their most rapturous admiration on viewing the stately trees which every where met the *igin from this much frequented situation. How dear then must they be to the mind of a Wellington, who has achieved on the plains of Waterloo what the Monmouthshire Prince performed at Agiricourt, and what h ts not since been accomplished, that is, conquered Finance on her own territory! We, as admirers of his great merits, feel warm in the ex- pectation, that what the people of England so amply and freely granted, will be received by the Conqueror of Waterloo with thore feelings which animated the bosoms of the before-mentioned NavallIeroes (now no more); and that the county of Gloucester will hue tlwhonourot being selected for the appropriation of the.sum voted by Parlia ment, to purchase a property compatible with the dignity of him who has deserved so well of all the world. Duke of Wellington's Arrival at Monmoul h.-On Thursday afternoon, about three o'clock, the Du-kc t of Wellington, accompanied by Lord Apsley, aud one of his Aid-de-Camps, arrived in his travelling carnage and four, at Avery's Hotel, Monmouth; where, after taking a hasty dinner, his Grace and friends mounted their horses, which had been sent for tha.t purpose in the morning, and proceeded by way of the Kymin-Pavillion, to Stanton, Eastbach, and from thence joined the carriage at Huntley, on their return to Cheltenham. No person had been informed of the Duke being in Monmouth, till a short time prior to his departure; but the post- boys from R JSS mentioning their suspicions that it was the illustrious hero, some individuals assem- bled in the inn-yard to view his Grace, who only remained there a. few minutes before he mounted his charger, and rode slowly through the town, until fii the stones, when he proceeded at great speed by the route above mentioned. The female part of a family of forwne, resident in Monmouth, received respectful notice from the Duke, as he passed the vestibule into the yard, and in the most polite manner he gave his hand to some few others but his dcpartule was so sudden, that it created a general sensation of regret among all ranks of the inhabitants." The Mayor waited on his Grace at a very short notice, for the purpose of inviting him to a pablic dinner with the Corpora. tion, and lamented that they had not been made acquainted* with his visit, that the same honours would have been shewn to him as those paid to the Hero ot the Nile, on a former occasion. His Grace expressed himself much obliged by the flat- tering attention of Mayor, but observed, he was then so much engaged thu he coull not ac- cept the offer; if he staid in the country, however, he would avail himself of that pleasure; and, after remarking on the" tine country" by which he was surrounded, took his leave, again thanking the Magistrate for his politeness. :1 a On Saturday morning the Duke proceeded to Bristo!, where h? dined with the Corporation, after being presented in form with the freedom of. that city, and that of the Society of Merchant- Venturers, each in a gold box. His Grace left Bristol after dinner, and passed through Gloucester at half-past two o'clock o,i Sunday morning. We are concerned to hear that the Chipping Norton Bank of Messrs. Corgan, Matthews, and Co. has for the present suspended its payments. —Oxford Herald. The Tamworth Bank, Paget and Co. has stopped payment; and Loraine and Co. of Newcastle Bank, have intimated their intention of winding up their accounts and closing the coiicerii.- bid. Of all the pedestrians who have distinguished themselves since walking became the rage of the day, the most extraordinary is a Welsh drovfcr, who has just finished a matchless performance at Newmarket. This young man is only 22 years of age. and does not exceed in weight eig'ht stone; he completed his task on Friday night, at six o'clock, of 1008 miles in 18 days; walking at the rate of 56 miltts per day for the whole time. The young man, when he commenced the undertaking, was completely out of condition; lIetinished his daily labour each day precisely at six o'clock, perform- ing exactly 56 miles. On the last day of his per- formance, having finished his usual number of miles, his friends proposed that he should walk, the same evening, six miles within the hour. Extraordinary Circumstance.A young woman, who keeps the turnpike near Heniey-upon-Thatnes Oxfordshire, and who has been married four years, has nowntne children, who are all living and well. At her first lyiog- she-had three [children; at her second three; at her third two; and at her fourth and last one. The circumstance has astonished tbe whole neighbourhood, and is supposed tu be without a. paralietia any age or country. ——1—

MARRIED. At ths Cathedral Church of Bangor, on the 2<3th ult. Major George Henry Hewlett, eldest son of the Right Hon. Sir George Hewett, Bart. Commander of the forces in Ire- land, to Louisa,fifth daughter of tb^.Right Rev. ihe Lord Bishop of Bangor. DIED. On Sunday last, of a decline, aged 31, Mrs. Morgan, of the New-inn, Swansea; she resigned her soul with confi- dence to the mercy of the Almighty. Lately, Mr. John Summers, formerly of lobastone-ball, near Milford. In the 84th year of her age, Mrs. Wiiliaras, wife ef tie Rev. Henry Williams, Vicar of Undv, in the count? of Monmouth, and mother of Sir Edmund Kevntoii William*, K. C. R. and K. T. S. and Colonel of the I4:h reel, iu the Portuguese Army. On Friday evening, at her house in Monnow-streef, Monmouth, iii the 7oih year of her age, deservedly and sincerely lamented by her family and friend?, Mrs. Wa.jfc- ly,n, relict of the late Mr. T. Wnsikiyn, of Osboston, near Monmouth. At his house in VVidemarsh-street, Hereford, Miles Coyle, Esq. a gentleman well known and highly respected his professional eminence iii conducting "the Triennial Music Meetings at that place, during a long series of yeHrs, and his ability in farming iiii his numerous pupifs a ¿haste and correct execution, will reuder his memorj all ollkcl of public regard, vyhile his Social and domestic virtues must aver dweO it) the mind of an afflicted family, and a large circle of acquaintance. Oil Friday uiorning, in (Gloucester, on his return from Herefordshire, John Wilkins, of Cirencester; aged 58, A respectable and much-esteemed member of the 'Society of Friends. Benjamin Parker, Esq. of Dudley, ironmaster. At Fuiiiam, Capt. Joseph Turner, of the Royal Navy,

SfflP NEWS. SWANSEA.—Arrived, the Fame, EVANS; from Jiiidgewpter Expedition, Hawkins; p and Swansea Trader, Huictable, from Bris- tol, with sundries; Ann. Griffiths, from Milford, wkfc corn Elizabeth, Day, from Newport, with pig iron Iiees, from Nevfry, with linen Venus, Davies, from Neath, with iron Ceniurion« fr c I Parry Swift, Harries and Peggy, Davies, from Chester, with brick i Swall, David, from Cardigan and Sincerity, Griffiths, from Carnarvon, with slates; Mary Ann, Jones, from ilamsgate, with flint; Pomona, Lewis, from Couway; G'ulstfftk, Lewis, from Fowey Maria, Timberlake and Elizabath, Hughes, from Amiwcli: Pacific, Ellis; Ch irles, Hughes; Mary, Beer Integrity, Rosser; and Providence, Williams, from St. Ives, with copper ore; Aheuita, Briggs, from Falmouth Maria. Irwin, from IliVac<.rnbe Zephyr, Davies; and Devonshire, Day, from Truro Three Betsys, Wilston; and Dinah, Owen, "from Bristol Phosuix, Reed, from Plymouth Prudence, Bushiri; and Unanimity, Crock- ford. from Minehead Sally, Ruiford. from Mihbrd Lamb, Melbuish, from Neath Farmers' Adventure, Ware, -frum iiridgewatcr; Wiiliam, Thomas, from Bideford; Sophia, Mellinish, from Fowey D.IVid, Power; andSalJy, Bevan, from Cork Jane, Price, from Wickiow Fleece, Wilkin- son, from Wsterlnrd George, Williams, from Drog'ieu* Mitchell Grove, Grant, from Jersey; Friendship, Price; Newton, Kced and Nancy, Dempsey, fioni Dublin, all iu ballast. Cleared out, the-Plioenii,Lodge aud Venus, I>r. ies, fur Bristol Betsy., Thomas Cotton. jfees In- tegrity, Rosser Providence," Williams Calsiorlf,' Lewi.; Three Betsys'. Wilston Integrity, —■—— •Wtlliattt !U:d Mary, Slecman Pbcenix..Tayior; Henry, Davids Jwn;s and Mary, Reynolds William and Sally, iiaucoei ;• Paci- fic, Eilis and Phlippa, Ma-ige, for St. Ives; ¡"itde th-tiy. Owerr; and Resolution, George, for Fishguard Pit, Banks and Sophia, Melbuish, for Fowev Watei.noiith, Cutcliff and Marin, Irwin, for Ilfracomb Briton, Rounds, for Portsmouth; Regent, Whitfield and William, Thomas, for Bideford; Unanimity, Crockford, for Minehead Cen- turion, Parry, for Carnarvon Elizabeth Day, for-Falmomb; Forest, Hawkins, tor fruro Abeona, i>iggs,(or Yarmouth Providence, Browil; Amelia, Couch Mentor, Reed Vi!- fers. Dalton and Phoenix, Reed, for Plymouth Elizabeth, Hughes 1111" Maria, limber! ike, for Amlwch Pegsy, D,ivies; and Swan. Davies, for Cardigan Fame, Evans, (or Bridgewater: Nancy, Dempsy, for Kinsalt: D.ivid. Connel, for Duugarvon Friendship, Price, for Wickiow Fleece, Wilkinson; Sally, Radford; and Cardiff C.-tstle, Croker, for Waterfovd, aH with coal or culm. Llanelli/.— Arrived, the Swan, Webb, from St. Clears, with, sundries; Little Hetty, Owens, from Bridgewater auai Thomas Ann Eliza, Barrett, from Bideford, with timber M-tria, Brittor, from St. Ives, with copper ore; Speculaior, Thomas, front Neath, ■with cl iy Rebecca, Ovens; Mary Ann, Morgan Ann, Ray and Cresvell Casiie, Lewis, from Carmarthen; Ann and William, Best; and Union, Richards, from Padstow Hope, Lewis; Mary, Morgan; WtlliHto and Catherine, James Friends' Adveniore, Mey- rick St. DtvM, Roberts; and Friends' Goodwill, Han- cock, from Laughsrne Lively, Davies; and Fame, Jones, from Cardigan William, Stevens Fly, Sampson; Times, Quick George, Sincock Speculetion. Bryant; and Active, Stevens, ftomSt. Ives; Hope, Davies, from Padstow John, and Hannah, Mathews, from Dartmouth L.tmb. Wiiiiam>, from Pwlibeli; Friendship, Owens, from Abertbmv Good. Intent, Carter, from Falmouth; John and Matilda, Billing* from Plymouth Susannah, Jenkins, from Aberystwith Betsy, Burd, from Penzance Mayflower, Morgan, fro&I Milford; Atiti, Weeks. from Salcomb Bideford, Cr^wse and Friends, Taylor, from Falmouth Cornwall, Rickard Industry, Cock and Hope, Harvey, from Neath; Castle Lotighor, Chmg and Nightingale, Qviance, from Barn- staple Eliza, Fox, from Wickiow Pengwin, Roach, from Kinsate Druid, Jones, from Dundalk Hazard, Maiionev, from Baltimore Phoebe. Harry Matty, M'Carthy uusl Brothers, Evans, from Dublin, ail in ballast. Cleared out. the Mary Aor), Morgan nnd Ann, Ray, forC<tr!narthefi;St.D.<vtd, Roberts; Friende Goodwill, Hancock; Friends' Adventure, Meyrick; Hope, Lewis. and William and Catherine, James, for Laugbarne; John and Hannah, Mathews, for Teignmoulh; Lamb, Williams for Pwllheli Dasher Berry; Ann and SHah, Evans; and Thomas Ann Eliza, Barrett, for Bideford; Industry. Cock Ann, Weeks Union, Richards; Hope, Davies; John and Sarah, Parnell Union, Go<;d Cornwall, Rickard Hope, Harvey; and Betsy, Burd, for Padstow; Fame, Curtis; William, Stevens Maria, B.rrtton Fly, Sampson Hope, Harvey; Friends, Taylor; Bideford, Crease; George, Sincock Active, Stevens; Times, Quick and Speculation, LJryant, for St. Ives; Nightingale, Quance; mid Caste Lougbor, Citing, for Barnstaple Eiiza, Fox, for Wickiow Industry, Patrick aud Hazard, Muhony, forCork Hero. Williams Three Brothers, Harries and Phixbe, B-ircis, for Waterford, all with coal or culm. Carmarthen.—Arrived, the Panthirio;3, Convoy, Elias; and Elinor and Catherine..Randall, from Bristol, with sun. d 'lL's; Gen. Picton, Arr, from Lidney, with salt; William and Naucy, Roberts; Lark, Phillips j Ana, Ray; Williaai and Catherine, James Mary, Morgan Peggy, Roberts Swan, Webb; Mary Ann, Morgan; Lars, PhiUips- Re- becca, Owens St. David, Roberts; Friends' Adv^ntijrc* Meyrick; Peggy, Roberts Morning Star, plf e3 andCres- well Castle, Le.wis, irom Llanellv, all with coal or culm. Cleared out, the Charles Henry, Phillips, for London, with oats Courier, Stephens, for Kidwelly, with salt; Car. digan, Evans; Unity. Gravel; S wift, Sbankfiud; Carmar- then Packet, Jones; Hercules, Harries; and Panttiiri'j'ii Couvov, Klias, for Bristol, witl.i,.suudries, Miford, Juty Sl.-Arrived. the Mary and Macgaret, Jenkins; Betsy. Copplettone Sarah, Ley William Lew. Gain alld Amity, Harries, from Bristol for Waterford, with horseS, of the 30th light dragoons; Heart of Oak, Davies; Hope. Rees; John Mathias Jane, Thomas Venus, Wat- kins; and Valitint, MichHe'f, from Newport; Marcarefta, James, from Cardiff; Thoi"»s, Richards, from Neath end Hope, Llewellyn, from Swansea, all for Cork Hope Simon, trom Jersey for Liverpool Hope, Griffiths, from Neath foe Youghall Walmysier,- Dixon, from Swansea, for U'rer- stone; Susan, Power; and James, Power, from Cardiff for Waterford, Jupiter. Gilbert, from Neath- for Dundalk Race Horse. Phillips, from Newport for Dublin; and Csi- ractacus, Harris, from Nt.aih for Waterford. Aberystwith.—Arrived, the Providence, Evans; Happy Return, Griffiths Peggy. Jones; and Sisters, Jones, from Liverpool, with sundries Margaret, Evans and Sincerity, Jones, from Newport, with coal. Cleared out, the Cambria, Thomas, ftft Bristol, with black jack and glue pieces StisaNnsh, Davies, for Liverpool, witk ■ oak bark. Bristol.—'Arrived, the Peace, Jones, from G»Hipoli; Eagle, Jones, from Cork; Alert, Richer, from Messina; Wilberforce, Thorn, from Newfoundland Bristol, Heath, ffomLtsbou; Cashier, Fails, from Boston; John. Tucker, from Dublin; Happy Return, Walker> from Youghall; Catherine, Francis Scplna, Berriman; Brothers, Morgan j Swift, Parfitt; and Valiant, Taylor, from Waterfotd.

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