The Cambrian

THIii UAMBiiilAi^, SWANSEA, FIUBAY, A^G. 27. e< London, 25th Angust, 1819.—Ths Meeting in Smithfieid, this aiternuuii, has passed over without any disturbance," Addition to the advertisement for letting Landawke and Castle Toch, inserted in our first page :— N. B. If not previously disposed of in whole Farms, the Lands will be Lei, in lots; and also the Farm-Hou-ei, n\ Auction, on the 'irth of September, subject to such condi- tions as shall be then proposed. Arrived in Swansea, Captain Hickey, R. N. Mr. and Mrs. Gallon, Mr. and Mrs. 0 Smith, Mr. Carew, Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Monkhouse and family, Lady Hunter and family, Mr. Farefield, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Capt Gordon, R. N. Mr. T. Harcourt Powell, Hon. \V. M. and Mrs. Booth Grey, Miss Sennett, Miss Richards, Mrs. Graham Clarke, and family, Capt. Foley, It. N. Rev. W. Swabey, &cc. See. REFORMERS, &c. In our ith page will be found a copious detail of the melancholy proceedings ot last week in Man- chester and some of the neighbouring towns, origi- nating in the dissemination of the detestable. principles of Hunt and his vile associates; and cal- culated only-to bring destruction upon the heads of the deluded victims who "lend a listening ear to the abc junnble doctrines contained in their speeches and addresses. The r I fie id and se- veral ef his companions are ni v s ti.ly lodged in confinement, and await, we are told, their final 'doom, in awful'appreh.ensioo, terror na$too long reigned in the disaffected districts; Justice must resume her sway, and promptly suppress those as- semblages of the ignorant and the seditious, which can produce-nothing but evil, and which cannot be permitted under any form of Government, nor, indeed, in any state of social existence. In this pas t ot the kingdom, happily, we are not likely to be assailed by the Demons of Sedition a.nd Tr@ tson. Sound principles every where prevail — !oya!ty is universal, and deeply seated in the breasts of the people, who view with horror and detestation the recent odious attempts of the Re forinists—and the labouring poor have full em- ployment. It is difficult to obtain the number of reapers, necessary to secure the plentiful harvest with which Almighty Providence: ha.th blessed us; and the staple trades of South Wales, Iron and Coals, are in the most flourishing condition. The Rev. Chades Philipps, Vicar of Pembroke, has been appointed a Surrogate for granting mar- riage licences and issuing probates of wilts. The Public Rooms at Swansea are now to be completed without delay, the requisite funds having been provided. The Great Sessions for Glamorganshire com- mence on Tuesday next at Cardiff. The Trustees lor Carnarvon Harbour are about 0 erect a pillar or land-mark upon Llandwyn Point. We are exceedingly sorry to state, that the shop of Mr. Edwards, mercer and draper, of Cardigan, was broken open last Saturday night,and stripped nearly of its whole contents by some robbers who j as yet remain undiscovered. A most daring act of burglary was on the night between W^edn#sday and Thursday se'nnight, com- mitted at tpe Castle-inn, Haverfordwest. The bar was broken into-, a tiesk forced and sonic sdver stolen therefrom a trunk, cm.taming various r articles of weiring apparel, and i<»i. i.i p'rovmrial ir.'tei, was 'V-o stolen. Mr. Po^- *lf >> ''audlord, offered n. reward ot t 'r. funics' for the distotpry of the offendet or »»ffendcu, and we most sincerely hops jt will havs the desired) i effect. | A diabolical attempt to assassinate Mr, R. Pierce, f skinner, was made by four men in the streets ) of Ruthin, on Saturday week. He was returning; I from the Prince of Wales public-house, in company ttvith his wife, about eleven o'clock • the screams of I ae latter deterred rhe villains from their object, a.nd they escaped. His clothes were cut, and his bcifOiTi slightly wounded. A melancholy accident occurred on the road from Carnarvon on Tuesday. As W, P. Lewis, an industrious carman, of Bangor, was returning from the above town, being in a state of intoxica- non, he unfortunately fell on his head from the cart, and it is supposed ruptured a blood vessel of the brain, and survived only a few hours, leaving a widow and largetainily. An act equally intrepid and humane, and by which the tile of a fellow-creature was preserved, was on Friday se'nnight performed at Aberayron, in Cardiganshire, by two young gentlemen, visitors at that place. As several persons were 5taqding 1 on the Pier-head, they perceived a boy, who had swam out to some distance, suddenly stop, and struggle in the water, when the alarm was in- stantly spread that he was drowning; upon which Mr. John Lewis, of Llauayron, and his tnend Mr. James, with a feeling that did honour to human nature, and at the risk of' their own lives, plutiged into the sea, without waiting to undress; and, by their exertions, rescued the poor boy, who had sunk twice, and was just disappearing the third time, from a waiery grave. At St. flifarv Hill fair, yesterday, fat cattle were scatpe, but st -r^a, togethef with sheep and lambs, so hi well. T e shew of horses was but indifferent. Llandilo tatr, on Monday last, was but thinly supplied with cattle, which sold, however, at very high prices, more than double what animals of the satlle description produced two years ago.— Sbere uue but few horses, and scarcely any buyers. < kf Netfcas'le-Emtyn and Kilgerrau fairs, last !,il descriptions of cattle produced prices • h may be quoted as almost unprecedentally I high such is the avidity to purchase at -the present .ujiiuieut. AtLlangèflli Fair on Tuesday, the shew of cattle was large, and sales brisk, at very fair prices; se- vera! dealers from England made large purchases. Ilfiises were a better shew than we have lately seen, and solil tolerably well. Hertford Races commenced on Wednesday, wilen the 50! plate for all ages, was won at two heats by Sir W. W. Wynne's b. c. Tempest, beating two others —Same day, the hunters' sweepstakes was won by Mr. Duncan's br. g. by Bngliadoro, beating two others.—,On Thursday, the 5ol. plate was won by Sir W. W. Wynne's Tempest. The sweepstakes of ten guineas each, six subscribers, was walked over for by Mr. Wanklin's Spectre, which also won the 501. plate on Friday, heating Air. Vevers's Bolus. The company on the three days was very large and highly respectable and the halls were numerously attended by the first, families in the county. Robert Price, Esq. M. P. is appointed Steward for next year's races. The vacancy in rherepresentation (if Hereford, by the dcathof the much lamented Colouel Sy-1 moods, is lively to occasion a contest for that city. At a respectable meeting 01 Freemen, ou Saturday, it Was resolved to invite R.P.Scndamore. Esq. their late Member, again to come forward and j W. Wingfieiti, Esq (oiie of the Judges on the Bre- 1 on Circuit^ has likewise declared bHuse!t a can- u.date. rf" Copper Ore sold, at Swansea, Aug, 93, S819, • MINKS. TOSS. PRICE. PURCHASERS.- Alhhies 61 Xil 6 § Freeman and Cv. ASSKE INTELLIGENCE. At Monmouth Assizes, the business was. not finished till four o'clock on Saturday, afternoon. The calendar con- tained the ITHNIES of TWENTY^SCVEN prisoners, ATHONGST whom were WTRJ. CJWEOS, ED.ward JONES, and Richard Chugg. who were indicted for the wilful murder of JOIN! Gutter, A poor shoeuniker, who resided at. Llanvihangel Crucorney, near Abergavenhy. The particulars of this horrible.transaction were detailed in a former PAPER., The trial OF, these, un- happy men commenced at eight Friday morn- ing, and continued till half past MS. the sa:I;e evening, when a verdict of GurLtr. was returned against all Wiree. The awfut sentence of DEATH was immediately passed upon them, but Chugg has been lespited till the 10th ol September. They all evinced the greatest contrition, during their trial.-r-the two former were executed OIL MOil. day lust. A bill,presented to the Grand Jury for .the .purpose ot affixing the odium of a riot on the DEMONSTRATION of public joy manifest on the 1st of July last, ON account of the failure OF the application to the Court of King's Bench for a iiew trial ofthe question so triumphantly decided at the previous Gloucester Assizes, in favour tif the Burgesses of Monmouth, was rejected. Denbighshire Great Sessions commenced on Friday last at Ruilno. Two prisoners have been convicted of felony, and sentenced to six mwnlhs IMPRISONMENT. The Grand Jury ignored the bill against Mary Jones, chafed with the wilful murder of her child, but found the hill against Challenor, for murder, who was to be tried on Wednesday. At Hereford Assizes, a Special Jury cause."was tried, Powell, clerk, v. the Commissioners under the. BRECON 1 Forest inclosure Act, III which the fdaiutiif claimed iaudtf ¡ in fireconshire from the Crown, and a verdict wa*. G. 211 lor the plaintiff. Another Special Jury cause, J L. Scudaniore #. T, I Skyrme, Esq, excited CONSIDERABLE interest. II DD b\ defendant to tut 71) guineas, «as returned as unsound, and the present action was brought to recover the price paid, Evidence was produced on the part of the plaintiff, to prove a mal-conforitiation of the foot previous to the purchase, whiçh it was allowed might -existed without the knowledge of the defendant, and the examina- tion of some professional men went to establish the fact.— The Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, for the money paid, for the horse, and costs. THE KING 1). F. AND N. WOOp. This was a criminal information against the defendants for using insulting Itiugnage to the prosecutor, Mr. 'A alker, constable of Cardiif-Custle, in order to provoke him, TO fight a duel1. It appeared, ihai in that borough disseu „ sions had prevailed, which led to considei IBLE L»e*t- 110(-; animosity. On the of June, 18tH. A ffitet.ng WIIS about to be held, in Glamorganshire, to consider of a proper peiSon to represent thai com-.ty in Parliament. On THAT occasion, Mr. Walker WAS accosted by defendants in I the language stated in his evidence and,;in OTTK' TO -pro tect himself against any FURTHER insult .or violence <ni then part, he had found it necessary to apply-to ille Court o) King's Bench for a criminal iiiforiruition, v.-Siich was granted. Mr.'Walker said, BE lived in Great I'vrtland)tree¡, London. He was constable ol Cardjffcast!e. IlL. ALSO held a situation iu the Tontine-office, in t'>«» Lsche^uer, and had succeeded Lord'Torringion as r to the foot guards. He was at Cardiff in the I >'I LI of June LA»T| year. On ths 25th of June he'left C IM.:F to go to Pyie, in Glamorganshire., to attend a county meeting -ror the nomination of a Member, for that county, fie passed through Cowbridge in his way. He t/avelled in his own carriage with a dtckybox. I he REV MR. Jones WAS in the carriage with him, and Capt. Robeits ,oil ttie When they arrived at Cambridge, hi*- carriage FCTONPED wahin 20yards of the door of the inn. li" and ALT J" .CS ( got out. The REV. Mr. Williams, »n<J MR. Richards, ot J Cardiff, were standing near the CARRIAGE when it arr.»CD — Mr. Richards WAS his solicitor at Carsnl. MI W.LA 1., Strl vvas a magistrate for Use county, 1 E In ,brve UVE gentlemen he went TO. Is ti.e .s MR, freu*' -ck •* JD, one of the defendant". Clime ¡:ml sttwt! before h M in MFIST threatening anil NIIU.LT.I ■ NI-MUTR, .rid SI 1, *0 1 'IT A black-guard my nau>E U fr O^.I L Wood, I NV" V* Immediately after tins MI. INICWD Wood-ITEPPED t>W<>rd 1 tin- h 1. >• ]fo« n. o- > ) GU.LJ.1 « KSL-I J. » -» 1 WALLER, •<" the 'JO<, in UF'.CE \]-. ,V,L r T.IEI^ s,2 TT. Mr- Williams and AI*. d# "I 1 II T \iden*i" -.ANT [ to provoke me to fight a duel, 01 TO CL .1 ei'ge T'1'1- this Frederick Wood said, 1 MEUU it so; you are A scamp, and ought to be horsewhipped oat of every to v to; I mean to horsewhip _yuu nsyseli iiereafter; I'would do so now but for the respect I HAVE FNR N;y OWN cteWcter." MR Ntclioll Woo<i then came up again, AND said, HOW dure you show your face in this town? you ought tu be horsewhipped out of this town particularly. <I? pf every town you come into, Peter Tavlor Walker, of the Tontine-office." NOTHING could be more insulting THAN tlieic manner; it was like that of .maniac* Mr. Nichoi! WOpdWll5 a wlicil<>r, IlBd tawa-cterk of CMddf.i\h, Fredeiick Wood WAS a lieutenant in the army. He HAD no 1 personal acquaintance with EITHER of them, AND never used any insulting language iu theai. Cross examined*—He had some slight personal acquaint- ance with Mr. Nicboli Wood about two years- ago. He had written a letter of condolence either to Mr. John Wood (another brother) or to Mr. Nicholl Wood, on the death of their lalher. Had corresponded wi.H Mr. John Wood, as. the solicitor of the Marquis of BINE, .whose coiifidenlial friend the witness was. fie W»3 not IDS agent P-iriicularly. to take care of his electione* > 1.1 e < but to GIVE ad- vice to LI-S other agents IU GHIIISI.M^AN^HIIE. V^HEN-he was at Cowbridge, he did not KI Y IHE deiftiibnits lived, but be knew that Niclu/ii M 'I^RIII^RSHIP witir his brother John at Cardiff, lie attended the meeting at Pyle with II vie w to support Sir Chnstopner Coie, as the intended member for the county. MR. Ed wards WAS-.nominated and elected. SirC-CciewasnotputinnoiuinatK"). Lord I JAMES Stuart was the brother of the and had becu elected for the borough ol Cardiff. Mr. 1*red. Wood had been a candidate; but the poll was kept open 0UI3' two days. Witness was present at the election. Mr. Fied. Wood had been introduced to him for about five minutes, in Loudon; but at Cowbridge be did not recollect Ilis person. He never had any quarrel with him. As soon as the defendants had left him, he endeavoured to recall j their words to his recollection, and in about an hour after- wards committed them to writing. He had since refreshed his memory by referring to that puper. He went after- wards, on the same day, to the meeting at Pyie. He SIlW both the defendants there. THEY did not offer him any molestation there. He had seen them sil.cc. several times, in the tOWI) of Cardllf. Mr. N, Wood bad frequni! y, a' Corporation meetings, made use of i;>uluug' ESPI-ESU- A,.0 gestures to bitty. These meetings were held ou COIJJO.A J TIIIU business. Witness was not a meiisber of the corpora iiiiii, but. Mr. Nicholl WOOD was. Witness was de.aiuo O_Y a'LARGE majurity of the corporation to attend all COFP-JTAU. meetings. Some 01 the is being there and Mr. John Wood, AMONG others, dcsotM him to retire from THE council chamber. Witness C.AIIN^.L a. right to attend as ilic, castle but left THE room when desired. A v .U- WAS ALTTR.VISRDS passed, iiial "K. constalde of the castie had a right to attend, AIJRJ he hudauendedi-inoe.th.ttumc. The Hev. Henry Williams said, he was a MAGISTRATE for the county of Glamorgan. He bad NO connexion whatever with the borough of Cardiff. Recollected THE deienaants going to Pyle, to attend the county-meeting. rhfytook Cowbridge in their way. When Mr. Walker's CARRIAGE ] arrived, witness was near the gateway FT the inii. He went to Mr. Walker, to ask him how he did- Jn the course of a minute or two he observed Mr, Fred VVood uppu»ach ..Air Walker, and ths?N heard him SAY*. Y^U are « black- j guard my name is Frederick VVood I ii*e here." When ht: spoke those word>, he was almost Close to Mr. Walker's face. Frederick Wood then retired A few paces, and N I Wood came up and said, •' You scamp, you ought to be j horse-whipped plain language IS best lor such fellows as you are;" upon which Nir, W«lker OBSERVED, that those W^RDS were evidently meant to PROVOKE bim to a challenge. HE ADDRESSED Mr. Richards, and pegged bim to take down the words. Mr, Fred. Wood then said, ] meant it so: you are a scamp; you ought to be horse-whippet, and I intend doing so hereafter, but I have great miud t" ttorsewhipyou now, were it not for the respect I have for my clittracter Mr. Nicboli Wood went up to Mr. Walker again, and asked IIMI, H«w dare you show your face-in this town? You ought to be horse-whipped out of every town, and particularly OUT of this," AS lOdj retired, MR. Nicholi Wood useii the vvprds, Pfete'r Tayh^ Wa.lker^ of the lonti-iie-oliice." The words were spoken in the tone of an angry man, and in a very menacing atiitude. i ^ross-elcaujiiied— He lived in (he t'.J.q¡ (,f Cardiff, Had sir),MI u disposition to support id James Stuart, and was gojng. to •- p.vJe ta support §ir C. Cole, who was sypj.»ortcd by tilt Marquis of- bole.- Sir Christopher wss opposed by Mr.- Ed wards. v. is supported by i-tie deiendants..The defen iai.ta u,ji» i'»e lead in suppoilingvMr- Edwards.-7— Sir. {{icbiirds, ne beheved, took dawn the words when ha watdesiied.ias lie saw hiuI writiug. sumelhing. rdf. Richards had once since, shown hu» what he had written. It w;i3 about a lortnight ago, wrbeu he showed hiin a mufj- iftieu copy. Witness bad .never written down the words, but bad.frequently talked ihenj over. Had never till ibis day heard Mr. Walker repeat the words- .Never saw any affidavit made op the subject by Lvii. Walker.: He went .1 (lie d fei to Pyle, and saw (be defendant* tliere: he did not then see theni do any thing to provoke Mr. Walker. Re-examined.-rHe had made an affidavit to support the application to the Court of King's Bench for this informa tioii. Was suire he ..now, spoke from a perfect recollection of the wgrds used by the defe¡¡¡illllls.. Was a freeholder as wpll as a magistrate, and had a sufficient estate in that coanty to quafily him .to net as a magistrate. This was the case for ihe ,prosecution-■ r ■ Mr..Tervis then addressed the jury, for the defendants, Ha said, that the only question was, whether the words spoken by the defendants were spoken by theta to provoke Mr Walker to fight a due}; for he wasfspt in acouditton ie iyas 0.,Ot 11'1, !1 to contradict the words, the prosecutor, having brought a joint piosecution against the defcnd alits; so.'that,neither of its, 50 1 I)eltl themcould. be a witness for the other. Mr- Wallet iiad represented that he had scarcely any acquaintance with them, and that he hardly knew them; but he afterwards retracted ihat statement, £ nd acknowledged that he had written to one of the brothers on the death of .their,father. It appeared, by the evidence, ihat tfiere hud heen some disputes in tho borough of Cardiff, fat that there had not been any personal difference between the prosecutor and tile tNl i Walker had said, that the defendants, when the \vords were spoken, were$i> angry, (bat they appeared like maniacs. If that were true, the defendants ought to have the benefit of it. because it showed that they spoke from the iiritiitiun of tae moment.. V^hen they arrived at Pyle, nothing whatever was said to Mr. W ilker. nor had any insult, of any sort of kind, been offered to hi in; he could not, as a lawyer, attempt to justify the words; feut he trusted that the Jury would feel s he did, ifiat they were not with, any roaitciotts motive, nor to provoke a breach of the peace. Mr Justice Hoiroyd toid the Jury, that under whatever circumstances tiip words were spoken, if they were spoken with the nitent to provoke the prosecutor to, fight a duel, this information would be supported. The words were as nvsultiii'g as could be used by persons in the situation of life whscu the defendants filled, to a person in the situation of the prosecutor; and unless the Jury entertained a reason able doubt that the words were not meant to provoke a challenge, they would find a verdict against the defendants. lile Jury immediately found the defendants GUJLTT. They will be brought up in the bourse of UtJL Term to receive judgmem.Tmes, COUNTY GAOL AT CARDIFF. Tp the EDITOR of the CAUBRUX, SiS, 1 he statements that have appeared in yonr paper re- specting stinte oppressive alterations lately made in the debtor's side of the COllnty (jaol at Cardiff, not having been refuted. J a in warranted in assuming them to be ad- mirted, and ihat such measures, not liavjng been even qt- tempted to be vindicated, are considered us indefensible. What possible defence indeed can be nttde, or »polo«y offered, in support, of measures tfiat have a tendency to doom all the present qnd future debtors of this county !o a daily penance almost approaching to martyrdom, that a ncwiy-appi'intRd keeper of the prison njay have the most •healthy—and" the-greater part ofit, fpr a private dwcllipg- deprive the debtors the rooms expressly built for (hem, and nevcrbcfore attempted to -be wrested from tiiein Who would venture pubiicly to avrtw such sent,.in- is to be Ins ar a period like the present, when it is Ens -> i's proudest triumph, to have b .imhe-1 the demon l ot sr¡n'cry frqm the of the oard, ? J.t is impossible j) for htt-y one, without uctca 5. ffe ,n. •: iclioly | ',l"E* r jirH, a i'etsp^oT"i In trig tvJibs^- | M.i"- «.«»>» it 'j'^itn-t 1. w:i« are deiuen the pure | .11. tn.u >y.,n,v. r f* ttc>r »A- H, U<»v K not be able to describe the "rerchediu-iS of thf c aitrusi, but 'hey trustJeei, in <«ti its lorce, the severity ot their in pnv ati >ns 1 trust I have not shewn any .eager dispo* sition to avail myself of the advantage? accidental occur- rences may afford but 1 cannot help gating, that I am credibly informed, a young-man, now in the sick roonj, who. in and out ol prison formerly had good health, was seized yvith a serious tit of illness almost immediately 011 Ins removal t(o these newfy-appoiiued apartments; and that a female debtor, and one or two others, have been more or less indisposed, the prison havipg before, such al- terations been always deemed proverbially healthy The utter destruction ot the health of the debtors, or restitu- tion of their old and accustomed apartments, seem the only possible alternative!. Let me, then, once more, in (he name of all those tender charities which bind man to man, as partaking of one common nature, entreat all those who possess influence tn this county, to exert theiiiscives- iii redressing the grievances here complained of. Let it be shewn, that there is not a greater dearth in this coanty than in others, of those high and-exalted characters, who cherish the best affections of the heart, and feel for the distresses of their fellow creatures !—who regard the cause of the poor and needy, and who will help them to right thai suffer wrong." Cardiff, Aug. 17, 131?. FAIRS IN SEPTEMBER. > Glamorganshire .Stallion Down, and Waine, Thursday, tile Monday, the ,13th.—Penrice, Friday, the Cardiff, Monday, the 20th.—Cowbridge, and CSpel- y-Oreiiiant, Wednesday the 29th. Carmai thanshire.—-Carmarthen, Thursday, the 9th.-— Langadock, Thursday, the l&h. — Llanboidy, Saturday, the lBtli.;—Newcastle Emlvn, T'dley, and White-House-on THve. Monday, the ?0.h.—Llaiigathen, Wednesday, the 22d.—Llanfidarog. Mo-.diiy, tht¡; 2?th.—Lianfynydd and Laugharne, Tuesday, the 28th. JSreconshire.—Brecon, Thursday, the 9th -Pontnedd. fechan, Tuesday the «tst —Talgarth, Thursday, the 23d.— Mat'Sycynforth, Tuesday, the 28th. Pembro7eshire.—Haverford west, Saturday, the 4th, and Thursday, the 23d.—Muncton and Pembroke, Saturday, the 23th.—Norberth, Monday, the 2?th.—PrendergaSt, Wednesday, the 29tli. Cardiganshire, —Lampeter, Saturday, the 4th, and Mon- day, the 27th.—Talsarn, Wednesday, the 8th.—Llandyail, •VIonday, the 2'>rli. — Llauarlh, Wednesday, the 2^d — Mnodny, the gOth.—Lianarth, Wednesday, the 20td — | Ltoas Newydd, Thursday, the 23d,—Rhos, Saturday, tiie 2-rj n /u.'rfjiflri/Hre.-H-Poiti's Castle, Wednesday, the 2 £ d.— Fenvbont and Rhayader, Monday, the 27th- Monmouthshire.—Monmouth. Saturday, the 4th.-Caer- tite aist,—Abergavenny, Saturday, the 23th I{erefbrrishire.Lt'<>niin!)ier, Saturday, the 41h -Stour. port. Thursday, the Hth.—Longtovsn, Tuesday, the gist..— Uorstou, Monday; the 2?tli. It A SWANSEA tNFmMARY. Abstract of the House Surgeon's Report to the Weekly Board, from the ifthto the 28<1 01 August, j 1819, inclusive. IN-DOOTL RATIET«T«.. „ Remain as per last Report •* B oU r-Doofe. I»At SF M13. Remained by last Report 124 Admitted since 34 iim discharged Cured & Relieved' • 30 "I*?** Remainvng -128.

MAKRIEH. 011 the 5th ihat, a; Altyre, the Eat I of IHhruJge, eideiif son of the Mfrquis ot Anglesea, to JVl»ss» E. Campbelf, second daughter of the late Jchn Es*J. Of Slww- field; and niece of (he Duke of Argvlv. At Welshpool, Mr. Barnaby Greg and per- fumer, of Wem, to Eliza, third daughter of Mr. Thomas Jones,-clothier and draper. Of VVel-dipoof. At Llanbleblig, Robett Humphrey, butcher, <tf Carnar- voti, aged 81, to Mrs. Margaret Williams, of tfre sarue place, agadt 61. ;• DIrT), At Cartnattfien, ajed %'■, Mr John TJa-ii, formerly a liqu«r-niercha{U at Newnharu, Gloucestershiri!, and brother to D. D. X)avis, Eii, M. i). t'hysician to the Dushejf of. Rent. j J,. I' Aged f$, Mr. Natiianie! T'homas, of Esjgerhir, in t,¡1 parr.1J 01 iVewcburcii 46, INIri Hall-Moon, Carmanuen Ag6d 74, Joint Ldmo, is, bsij. HI G. ocarvan, Monmouth- -oi liCdii »(» r' cildeareo hiiu (aft large circle of friends-, by ivfi(ijphisI<»^w-iU be l./ag lamented. At ikighOni, I • >> I n..||ied, ftlrs- Pluhips, wife of Richard-1 ( f «|. solicitor, of-Loudon This excellent iady Was J r >f'the iocieiy oi i^r.ends ain*f-her co«« duet tbr-oukt 1 illeii i.er-to tiie e-at-eem and admiration of u inline of relatives and acquaintance. On-Tlin a ring, at Lilo'.iC ster, io a, ,>otii y-ar. Tiiomus Powell Syiuonjs, iisq. in-ihe county ol HeveSord many /ears Oile of the faithful H.epre,clIla.4 tives'oi' the city of Hereford ni Parliament. •-Of n.hviSr complaint, on Suudaytbe ^8th of February, aged i'6. at- Calcutta, Thomas Ge.irge, seconu jan of Jvhu

SHIP NEWS. SWANSEA,—Arrived, the juiin,atid Ma- tilda, kiilUngi, trori! Padsjow ikssiduooS, Jenkins, from Loudon iatner, Bellamy and Liverpool Packet, i regerthen, from Pensance Sea Adventure, Collins, from Br dgewater j- Tr ends, Hoskiiis, from Trtfro Harriet, Poob from Miiietiettd Elinor and Catherine.- Randall Genera^ Pictoii, Barrett; Friends, Jenknis and Brothers, Harries, from Bnstof, fill with- Sundries; William,- and Catheiinei Jfimes, from Cttriuarifieii-, with timber Nancy, Jones, froth Pwllheli, with stones fhoma-s and Ann, Lee, from Kinssle,, with sheep; Wellington, HuitT; from Wexford, with cattle j Pelican,-Jones;; and Sincerity, Griffiths, liona Ltverpoe); Bedford, Nicholls, from Plymouth Flower, Tippet. trof,4 Rtwey; Uove. Evans, from Bartjjoutti: -Sally and VVilhaoij, P,.<ne; Forest, Hawkins? and i^adn.r, Carkeek from T/uro.; .Ajlity, Crocker ,CIWr:.p;OHilf Wi.it> !:¡,ewl,ttJoln", A'lieii, Nucf; Pert-Kit, Gotiloii rdaii.t, 11.H:ey. W.iltiatn and Sally, ]Lewis Fame, Cuiiis.iaiy, flee. Jane an<i Mary, Reynolds Undeifnii, T.'ick aiid Active, Hickards, from-It. Ives, with copper ore 11.¡j¡¡'lry, nJ(J TJP 0, ru Aberdovey Malta Wiiherj. for l.-oie; Hope, 0 i^tfiai. from Slioreham Manchester. WaiKcif, Ir. Einioutft J Friends, Reed, LTiiaiiiiiiizy., Lioyd, HMOllJlly"N¡cholJl; Friendship. Wheddou, from Mtneheart Rover, Uenoak { Dutc hess of Somerset, Stevens; Hope, Sanders; Thomasr and. Wiljiam, Brown,, IVins, Short /irk, .Hiiliuan ,au<| Provi-teuuai .V- felt, Pljmou.ili. Jane Moon, frota Portsinopili; Friends Endeavour. Hinks, i'roiu 'i|juro Qooti Hope, Ayres, lions Newpmt P.rovidedce, -N%olls, ironj. Cardigan, Agnes Hughes, from Atlilwch Maria, C-udlipp, from Penzance Spngntly, Brittoii; and Ddigence, Philips, Irom Uideiord Caiiierine, Frncias, fiom Miltord EfiM and Mary, Harries, from Arundel,. Au;), Evans, frcra Aber- thaw. NeHy.TaytMr, troiu Jersey Minervu, Ray, li. in Dublin George P-.usonby, Hall, from Wexford \Viili,-ut» and Mary, Roach, from Yougliail Providence, Wiiliaim^ frora Cork; Lively, Mey ler,. from. Drogfceda •; Victory^ M'Carthy, from Duugarvon Hebe, larder New 3:e#s;ug, Ted ball.; Vnius, Low.her; Louisa Evans; Hope, Harries; and Eliza, Williams, from Waterlo'd, all in jballust. Cleared out, the Eliza Ann, JiMmmeti, for Londorij; Venus, Davies; and Phcenix, Lodge, for lirislol, with cop» per, S.iily, i'ei!, for Exeter Royj! George, i'bom s; Three Brothers, Harries, for fishguiiid Nency. Jones, tut Barmouth Mo\Bower, Armstrong, for Dartmouth John and Matilda, liillnig and Tamer, liell uuy, to P-nistow j Harnet, Pool and Btts-y, Peddns, lor Pur ock Prudeiicc and Eliza, Kid«all, for |ifraco'.uh i Elite, L,dUb; VVilnaa*. and Thomas, Hawkins Sally, Unthank Hope, Sa« it rl j Aibion, Bel}; Pejer and John, NichulU j Liijeii dud Three Sisters, Ltichaidsosi, fcH Plymouth Ciianiujoa of Wales, Kempihorne Amity, Pinker; Dasher, Carkt eii; Dutchess of Somerset, Stephens friends, and Mary, Reynolds* Active, Kickard \/hfle'rhill. Tricfc j Fame, Cuius Thomas, Lovcring X»ia^v, Rees Qeorgji and Ann, Crocket; True Briton.,Thimus Friends. Tucker Fanny.. Tippett; St. Ives, Joliti-i; Pomaua, Edwards Joint Stroad, Wilkins Integrity, Rosser Mary Ann, Daniel and Eliza Ann, Dawies, for St. Ives Sincerity, Griffiihs, fot Piviiieli Lie Irpoot Packet, Tregeihen,, for Penzance Ifi- dustry, Stuckey Mary Ann, Evans JjWmers, Adventure, at Grilfitos Friends, Beard u:id Nelly, Taylor, lor Bridg. water; Loyalty, Jantes; Diligence, Philiipj and Provt. dence, Niclioils, for Cardigan 5 Maria, Owen and Agnes, Hughes, for Amlwch Mitchel Grove, Grant, for Wey. mouth Pheasant,.8igi»5t», for Fa! ;Ji Malta, WMii.-fc forbrbe; friendship, Wlteddou u.c Harmony, Nichuia^ •»«' VVafcfieU; CereS-Hw.ks i owi'isend as.d enus, Oram riovidstice, W u- Jsfewhjuvej); A KwS, for Aberthav Slower, lippetr, for Fuwv^<Horer^- Taylor, for Yanunuth i\tends, lletd, for Mincbeaa MaJta, Walters, for Looe James, JelTurd, for Cork; 111- dustry, Thomas, for Drogheda, Wellington, Hore and Minerva, Ray, foi Wexford. betsy and Mary Ann, King, stone, for Kiusale Hope, Griffiths Nancy, S^Uon Wii. liam and Mary, Roach and Victory, "■■», for Yt iighall Catherine, Francis Hebe, Carder; Sally, Snlitb; Susatt and Mary, Evans and Concord, Harr.es, for Waterford, all with coal, culm, earthenware, &e. Wind—S. E. Llanelly.—Arrived, the Sisters, Lfe Bailev, ft off. Jersey' Willi potatoes } Mary Ann, Morgan, from Carmarthen, with timber; W;ilham, Daniell, fmm Falmouth Uoiiv, Hall • Freeman, Stephens; Phoenix, Sincoct and George, Sham- brook, trom St. Ivea, with cupperore Mary, Kuril, from Li*- verpoof; Junia Peggy, Evans, from Pwllheli: Thomas Ann Eliza, Barret, from Hidcfurd Kilty, Llewellyn blend. ship, Owens and Friendship, (i, from Caraiuithen Aiiiiwch, iibtham, from Amlwch Nanscow, Hurt from t'adotow Liverpool 'Ifader, Hoghcs Be* Daviesj trotu Car.iarvon Star, Jones and Robust, Hees. tiom Abt rdo* vey: Surprise, Richards, from Cardigan-; Thomas and AIIII, Lee, from Swansea Union, Guod; and Saily, C :mo, irom Fowey FrindSlhp, tivithths, l'rorh Exeier Willi ,m and Mary, Sfeeiiiari and Etiuor, t'J-e, fn.iu St Les Le Gwilliamj Sflilard shd Le 6t. Rene, Bozee, frotn li est t Speculator, Gilbert, <r!MnDu)ida)k? William, Hainnngton, from Youghall Youiig Eagle, Davies, ft oh, Dubini Pfo. vidence, Francis, from Sligo and Seven Broti.ers, iititbc t, trotn Wicklow, all in ballast. Cleared out, the Creswell Castle, Lewis Shepherdine, Brown and St. David, Roberts, for Carmarthen. Thomas Alio Ehia, Barrett, for Hidcfutd- Doljihih, Owens: and Nancy, Davies, for Cardigan Six Brother, Thomas, for Carnarvon William atid and C:\res, Bowden, for Pentance; John and Mary, Couid and Union, Good, for Dublin, Jones, for BeaumaiiS: Fiiendslnp, CritRht. for Exeter Deboura, Roberta, for Pwllheli: Collier, John and Tender, Thomai, for Leugharne St. Clears Cas ie, Leonard Betty nad Peggy. Hirry and Jenny, Thomas, tor St. Clears Venus, Aiigove Sally, Climo Fanny and Elizabeth, Bllrnes: Po, Billing John and Sarah, Parnell William and Mary, Sleeinan Margam, Baika Clulow, Rice: Arm, Tregeihin and Susan, Mayne, for St. Ives r. Jane. Sullivan, for Hattiaore Adventvire, Hammond and Agile. Evans, for Wexford; Elizabeth, Caupley, for Kin- sale Heicules, Hatties and Nelson, JoneS, for Ross Maria and Martha, Evans: Olive, Loyn: William, Cor- mack and CaractacUS. Hatties, for Cork Hero, Wi.ttams Speedwell. Gibbnt: Edward Reed; no Couiitrvra.ui, Stelel, for Dublin: Protidence. Harries-: Pilgrim, Vanghan: Expedition, Harris Ladv Mount Steward, Wilson; Mary I)Ilv et. Ann, Nicholas; Young Eagle, Davies: Royal George, henjatniue Mary, Ruth: and Fiiendsbip, Dawes, loi v'va- teiloid Ann, Le Mautre, tor Jersey Le SL. Rene, lSof.ee, for Painpol Le Biscayime, Puleheris Le Antoiiietie, Cnalacobert, lor Brev rill with coal or cuim Abetystwith —Arrived, the Alliance, Humphreys, from Liverpool, wrh sundries i Resolution, E*i-n->, f.om Ne-lh Friendship Hughes md Hem. Hughes. trolll reub, and Pnchard, Lloyd, from Liverpool, .villi oal or ctiiin i.ivtor, veipooi I rader. Hughes Siiict rnv, Jones Sady, Morgan; and Victory, i'homrt* Iroru ('arnarvon, with lone stones Cleared out, the M rearet, &*au*, tur wuh 'ead ore Fame, Jut-ian tor Hideford Cady Griffith >ioi is, Griffiths and EIIga. Lewis, tor Mtiford, with oak poles, and oal; baik. Bristol, — Arrived, the Pitt, Clark: and Hodgkinson, Cherry, trom Anngua Levant, Passmor from O-essa ;E.iRav Hctoouh. Lo-vdiy Bristol, aster,i. and pictoii, i\iorris, liuu) Pe'er-b .r. h Lady Fitugi raid, DaviS, from Waterloo! a,. Bebeli. tioui Cork. —.««>»► —

C'OUN I'M » Vf A 11 \fe'k S. Swansea—-Wheat 3,6 21 2 6 — Oats tl 4- Oil. per qimr1 "i. BbISIOI,—WiM-at, 'd. ■ o 76, oct. per quartt .— Fine Fh-ur, C.-JS. Od to 65". Od "seen • f« Oit to 59s. Itd, |«n suck. Bariey 32 lo « ;,ei q -arter.—Oats 20s. Od. to 24^. per quarter Bean* i»^s. i,d. ,j (I Vel qr. — Peas 4os. Orl. 'o .r)6>. Od oer quiiier.—Iiav 50.. ycl. to &Vs.—Straw ~s. od. to tin. 9u.