The Cambrian

FRIDAY, Oct. 12. TM?p->rhes were this day received from the the iri-ival of ■ 'n. high heil'Ji and spirits. &t Hanover. i"i'y at nine o'cI<if-k at night, on last Monday, Tile town was all life and splendour; the streets were illuminated, the military drawlI out on duty, the guns tired, the bells rung, and the population flocking from all sides towards the harrier through which his Majesty etitere(I-all appeared animated with the must loyal and affec- tionate enthusiasm. The receptions, however, were rather private; and (headdresses and formal congratulations of the authorities, and other public bodies, were postponed to the. folluwing and future days. The notcs of the Bank of England in circulation on the 10 h inst. amounted to near 21,000,0001.; the notes of ll. and 2l. to 2,718,000!. According to the Dublin Papers, the sum sub- scribed for the national testimonials in honour of his Majesty's visit, amounted on the 4th inst. to 10,0581. 2s. 5.1.. The Duke of Wellington is the only survivor of all the Officers who were Commanders-in-Chief at the battle (If Waterloo, though only six years have elapsed since that event.

SATURDAY, Oct. 13. The Lisbon mail has brought some particulars relative to the proceedings in the Cortes on mat- ters of trade, M. Riberio Tellers, reporter from a committee of finance, made on the 22d ult. a pro- position to the Cortes, of which the second clause was to the effect, that such foreign productions as are similar to those produced in the kingdom shatibe subject to heavy duties, or wholly prohi- bited." The British Ambassador sent in a formal Remons'rance against the adoption of those duties, on the 24th and the day after had a meeting wish most of the new Ministry but his influence h is I availed nothing, and the Portuguese seem deter- mined to follow the example set by Spain, of pro. h:biting almost every article of commerce. The Gazette of this evening contains dispatches f¡.om Cap\. Lnmley,of II, M.S. Tùp:ize, daled ill the Red Sea, Jan. 20, announcing the successful termination of the expdition sent to demand satis- faction lor insults orTeredbv the Government of Mocha to the flag. The loss sustained by the squadron was 9 killed and 37 wounded. Eari Fitzwilliam, Lord. Holland, the Earl of Jersey, Lord John Russell, Lord Duncannon, Lord Oisuiston, Mr. Brougham, Mr. Whitbread, and 11 other Noblemen and gentlemen of the Opposition, have subscribed to the fund for indemnifying Sir Robert Wilson, which already amounts to nearly 30001. The gold plate,, which was ordered to he made in lieu of these articles which were carried off from the Coronation banquet, has been deposited in the Jewel House, at the Tower, which now once more boasts the whole Regalia complete. Nightly attacks by gangs of banditti are still prevalent ill the county of Limerick, and a regular battle between two factions took place at New- castle race-ground on Saturday last.

MONDAY, Oct. 15. Madrid papers to a lite date have been received. They supply us with the speech of the King on the opening of the Session of Parliameui on the 28ih ult. It recornmtnd# to the consideration of the Cortes matters of the highest importance for the consolidation and perfection of the constitutional system; and it gave great satisfaction to that august assembly. The lute Queen of Hay ti (Madame Christophe) and the Pnn<esses her daughters, are now at PUy- In Suffolk, the seat of Mr. Clarkson, on a z,, i 'h¡t gentleman. ti,vies u,fk tinnii Nir, Aidt.TUjan Wood, arid nut finding him at home, she requested on Saturday ias: to see one of his family: she said she wished to leave her mite'' towards the subscription for Sir R. Wilson with Alderman Wood, and immediately counted out 1001. re- gretting she could lIotrnAke it tonOL; upon being pressed to ^ive her name, she declined, and begged tfte sum might be entered under the letter B.

TUESDAY, Oct. 16. The average price of corn for the week ending Oct. (j, beins; the first of the six weeks preceding the 15th Novrmlwf, are lIowmade public. VIe are happy io state, that they confirm the general ten- dency of our expectations with regard to the pro- gress of the corn-market. From 70s. 7d. wheat had fallen to 64- 7d. (or the week ending on the 6Lh instant; and by the subsequent accounts from Mark-lane, it appears, that owing to the continu- ance of iui abundant supply down to yesterday morning, the minds of ihe corn-dealers had under- ¡ gone such a change from their former eagerness to purchase as r<> produce a still further reduction in l (J: 1 wheat of 2i, per quart«r—in new wheat of 4s. — 5a uid uarky wi Si.—AuJ ia uew of 4s. to 55. j rpgale, whirh was so violent along the west f Thursday week, was a perfect hurricane °i>athe French northern coast. At Havre, parti- a °ly, it was so tremendous, that the inhabitants CfUfrom their beds, supposing it was an earth- Flce. A large Swedish ship foundered on the ast, and other damage was done. The amount of sterling money to be invested by le Commissioners for the reduction of the national ebt, for the quarter from the llth of October, 82l', to the 5lh of January, 1822, is 26,8431. 9s. 6d. lady.. The orFicers and crews of the twelve revenue cut- ers, reduced, are to be employed in the preventive service in Ireland. A new Tragedy, from the pen of Lord Byron, is ¡ n the press, His Lordship has left Ravenna, :ros$e%i the Appenines, and gone to reside aL Pisa.

postscript. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 17. The Paris papers of Sunday have arrived. They cdve the most aSHcting details of the progress of the fever in Spain. Barcelona has already lost two-thirds of its population, but the greatest order is maintained, and the efforts of charity are unre- mitting. By private advices from Vienna, we learn, that a very general expectation prevails in that capital, that the King of England would make his appear- ance there in the month of October or November. Further plans of retrenchment" are described as being in the meditation of Ministers, who are to take in hand, it is said, the long-neglected office of Receivers-General of Counties. There are at pre- sent two, or more, Receivers-General in some of the counties; but one in each county is to be the future allowance throughout England. A Carl i c I-p-[,er says, We are sorry to hear that the typhus fever begins again to prevail in Carlisle. Nine cases are already under the care of the Phycisiau to the Dispensary." Price of Stocks.—Three per Cent. Red. 77.—5 perCent. Cons. 78—3^ per Cents. 37 t.-4 per Cents. 96^—5 per 'z 'I Centro Ill-Colis. for Account, 78J.

YNIS VORGAN FARM, NEAR SWANSEA. NOTICE is hereby given, that the SALE of the ESTATE, ad vertlsed to be Sold at the Muck- worifi Arms, in Swamea, Oil the 20th inst. is POSTPONED. STOLEN, on the night of the 9th instant, at KILBSONNE, in the parish of Llangoedniore, in the county of Cardigan, a SILVER GOBLET, with the following iuscriptiun-" Cardiganshire Agricultural Socicty to Jonathan Jenkins, Esq. Kilbronne, for the best conducted Farm in a general noint of tietv, for the year 1818." Whoever will produce the said Goblet, and give infor- mation so that the parties JI1a) be apprehended, shall re- ceive, on conviction, a Reward of FIVE GUINEAS, on application to Mr. Jonathan Jenkins, Kilbronfte, tear Cardigan. October 10. 1821. Glamorganshire General Agricultural Society. TI IE n e x t S P E CIA L G E N E R A L M E E'11N G of this SOCIETY will be held at the Bear-inn, at Cowbridge, on Tuesday, the 6th day of November next, when the Committee are requested to attend, at the hour of ten in the morning, for the purpose of Awarding the Premiums for Cabbages, Turnips, and for Turnip hoers, and for fixing the Premiums for the ensuing year. EDYV. BRADLEY, Treasurer and Secretary. Cowbridge, 15th Oct. 18i!. S3" In consequence III the very great inconvenience arising to a large majority of Agriculturists and Land Proprietors, who regularly and necessarily attend the differ- ent Meetings of this Socicty, when holden at Neath, it is intended, that, at the ensuing Meeting (as above adver- tised), the subject should be taken into consideration as to the propriety of the Annual and other Genera) Meetings being held at Cowbridge alone, as the most convenient and eligible situation for fuithering the views of the Society. CAMBRIAN & CELTIC LITEUATURE7 On the 1st of November viil be published, price Is. 6d. No. 23 of the TI"11 E CAMBRO-B1UTON, to be continued A Monthly, as heretofore, but, although at the former price, upon an enlarged anf) approved scale, so as to embrace a greater variety oi'the interesting subjects, com- prised within the original plan of the publication. To-be published by Simpkin and Marshall, Stationers' Ilall Court, Ludgate-Street, to whom Communications for the Editor, free of postage, are requested to be addressed, and where may be had llie Two Valurnes of the CAMBIIQ BRITON, already published, price 32s. 6d. edch. CARMARTHEN. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Three Mariners, on the Quay, on Friday, the ?6th of October instant, at four o'clock in the afternoon, GOOD SLOOP, CALLED THE HhksMzL WILLIAM SKYRME, Now lying at the Quay, together with her MATERIALS and STORES, well adapted for the Coasting Trade, and may be sent to sea immediately her dimensions, per Re- ,Tl gister, arc—in length 52 feet 4 inches, breadth 17 feet 8 inches, depth 9 feet6 inches, admeasures <5.-> 44-94th Tons; built nt Laugharne, Carmarthenshire, in the year 1811, Payment in six, twelve, and eigltleen months, by equal instalments, on approved security. Apply to Mus-irs Morris's, Morgan, and Co. Carmarthen, if by letter, post-paid. SOUTU WALES. Valuable MINES of LEAD ORE. TO BE LET, FOA A TURM OF TEARS. THE well-known LEAD ORE VEINS of i- RHANDIRMWYN, in Carmarthenshire, belonging tohhe Right Honourable Lord CAWDOR, which are capable of being worked on a very extensive scale, and afford an immediate landing of Ore. These Veins lie under a great range of open uninclosed ground, also belonging to his Lordship, where experiments may be made by means of new levels, with every prospect of success. The Lead produced troin this Ore has been approved of in many parts of the Continent, and by the London, Liverpool, and Bristol Merchants, the latter of whom have smelted con- siderable qualities of it. The Agent, at the Worts.will allow an inspection of tbeiu; and further particulars may be had on application (if by letter, post-paid,) to R. B. Williams, Llanddo, S. W. References of the first respectability will be required. ASH-HALL, GLAMORGAXStMRE, TO BE LET, OR SOLD, And had the %d day cf February, 1822, CONSISTING of an eligible CUSTOMARY- C HOLD RESIDENCE Freehold), now in ti'.e occupation of J. M. COJTTLF,, Esq.: containing two front sitting-rooms and bed-chambers, kitchen, laundry, servants'-roonis, stable, dairy, and other attached and de- tached offices, garden, and, in all, 52A..1R. 26P. (more or less), ot good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, sur- rounding the same, of which about 25 Acres form a Lawn, in which the House is pleasantly situated together with a Cottage and Smith's Shop, and about 3 Acres of gOiJd Land held therewith, by Jacob Morgan, Blacksmith,—all which are situate in the parish of Ystradowen, within three miles of Cowbridge, an excellent market and post-town five miles from Lantrissent, another market-town; and about eight miies distant from the Bristol Channel. The above would be a desirable acquisition to any gentleman fond of field sports and a ruml situation, re- markable for the salubrity of th* Jr., near to good roads, excellent water, and has excellent coal at about two miles distant. The purchaser will also have a Right of Common upon part ollbe New Forest, and other commonable Sands in the Manor of Taiwan, -and fhe Customarybaid is dis- undible in the nature of gavel kind. Applv (ifbv letter, post-paid) to Mr, Miles, Cowbridge. 1'his udvertisemeTit will positively not bv repeated.

BRITON-FERRY ESTATE. THE Public are mforroed that the uadermentioned TENEMENTS (parts of the Briton-Ferry Estate will be offered for SALE hy, AUCTION, at the NEW 1 OWX-HALL, NEATH, on the respective days undermentioned.— In order that persons who may be desirous of becoming purchasers may distinctly understand the principles 011 whICh they will be met at these Sales, it may not be improper to make the following explicit declaration :-A siugleuiddllll; will be reserved for eacSj lot, ^nd if '7 made at all. it w.be fixed at it low price, and will be publicly announced as made on belaalf of the Proprietor. With this single exception the Sales will be peremptory. and. wi hout reserve. 1 hose who may look forward to a future opportunity 01 purchasing any parts of the Estate, bought; in for the Owner, are informed that such opportunity will not again recu*, as those parts will be permanently withdrawn from public competition, l&e property thus offered for sale is generally well known to parlies, interested in purchasing, fwd'ihrroUae no further particulars will be printed, but the usual conditions will be produced and read at the time of sale, and any special circumstances applying to particular Tenements will be then noted mean time Mr. Lewis Thomas, Solicitor, Swansea, wIll produce Plans of the different Estates and detaiied particulars of each Farm. and will 11;1\ e all local infof-watum, Ihe several Tenants will readily shew their Farms. It any ot the lots should be sold by private contract, notice will be given in the Cambrian previously to the propott-d Aucuou. Fitst Day's Sale, on Monday, the 5th November, 1821, at twelve o'clock. Vol. an Lot Parishes. ^J,an No. of ±.eaie. Page in Names of the Tenements. Quantity. Lives in the -Reserved be- Rentul No. Survey. Uuse lirl,u 1 Rettws •• 1 20 CCXOIII 4 8 Gellyhur .62 o'lo* Three,46,5*.4? *4 "J « 2 Cadoxton •• 8 30 ccxxxiiit 102 Cwin Carnach 140 1 Three., 06,55,21 0 6 6 3 9XL 8 1(14 Lfwyn Erch Edwal 103 3 24 "Three! 6*;24,21 '• ■•■3 1 ♦> 4 ™ ^CCTr •• 2 91 Bryn y Cyloga—(Mines sold) 159 14 Three, 82,70,31 3 o 5 £ 29 CCCXXVII 2 87 Sold 123 2 St Three! 4*36.65 14 'W 6 1Q 2 8v 1 •• •• •• •• 88 3 18 Three, 6.3, >1,3% 12 8 6 6 18.. CCCCIX a 86 Sold 1 S n Three, 81,38,27 0 6 0 %}. CXVIII 2 86 Sold 0 0 57 One, 80 0 5 0 7 „ XY„ •• 2 92 Gra'ig, both near Cliauel Croynaut 69 0 16 Two, 33,50 -1 10 0 8 Coyly •• 1 CXIV 2 10 Lydiat 88 2 3"2 Three, 58,46,30 10' 3 « 9 33 f'CCLXXXII -2 12 Pwll Evan Da 89 S 16 At will 10 3 33 CCCCXXVII. "i 13 West Place 118 O 19- Three, 65,62, CO 16 I 6 11 4 33 CCCV 2 11 Park Gwylt 99 0 16 Twa, 70.67 10 3 0 12 1 "> 5? «• CXC (a) 2 TjrjCore 12 0 2 One, 32 4 6 0 6) 13 7. 2 15 House in the village, Richard LieweJlin cl 0-20 At will IJ. 2 16 Ditto, Williaru David 0 0 12 Diito 9 CLCXCII 2 15 Ditto Williaiu Thomas 0 0 Three, 66, o9,64 0 10 t nnpviVmt Quarter Acre, John Price 0 2 4 At will 1 CLCXLVIII 2 15 House in the village 0 0 15 Ditto 14 and Ew«my 1 127 CCXVIII 2 18 Brocastlc 147 2 33 Two,-49. » S 10 0 ,5 01W. Civ | gJSo|d s94 ,»j n,„,10i<s,a „ t 6 CtWXH .» T.0,3.7 « 0 8 CCXX 8 31 Sold | Tbree,11,8tJ,f4 ;19. 0 9 I' The Perpetual Advowson of Uie Parish Cburcb of Glyncorrwg •••• Incumbent about .'• •••• 32 CCXXI « ti Mynid Blaengwuiu .627 115 Two, 44,57 r}3 O 4$36 CCCXXXVII 1 85 Sold 379 S S7 Two,GO,43 9 11 • 20 5 S8 CCCLXXVII 8 S3 111 237 Three, 53,50,18 5 H G 21 Llangfcvelwcb 1 90 XI 5 61 14fl 2 S9 Three, 80.63,27 '4 tt t 94 CCXXXVm 5 20 n 15 One,"31 1 15 10 23 •• •• 5 21 43 1 19 Three, 3^,30.70 3>1 8 24 \°t XCir 5 35 63 3 5 Three, 65,36,32 1 2 <i 'J CCLX b 37 47 1 u Three, 51,47,38 t 1 (i $6 15 91 LXXV 5 42 44 l Si Two, 72.49 2 1 €t 27 17 97 CLVI 5 43 89 3 23 Two, 56.22 2 17 & 28 to 91 CCCXVIII 5 27 106 2 28 Three, 49.46,51 611 6 29 21 98 CCXXXTI 5 32 SI S 19 Three, 56,26,74 1 13 0 30 22 98 CCXXVH h 83 0 3 35 Two, 56,51 4 11 6 31 24 99 CCCC 5 57 53 2 4 Three, 39.31.80 9 i ti 32 26 91 CCLXVI 5 38 4$3 <& One, St 33 27 93 LXXXV 5 29 }-Sold .„ 77 '-T 51 113 Two, 41,34- "2 19 4 34 28 100 CCCXXXIX 5 62 110 123 Three, 49,55,20 411 (I 3j 35 99 LX I ..5 44 I 83 0 1 Two. 65,58 2 « 0 36 >»8 103 CCII (a) 5 49 60 0 34 Three, 65,41,30 I 15 2 37 41 •• CCXXXI 5 25 38 2 3 Three, 47, "17,14 4 .5 0 38 44 104 CCCLXXXV" 5 59 j 128 0 34 Two, 44,40 10 3 O 59 5 18 1 3 2 25 One, 56 40 al 96 CCCI 5 10 1 OJ6 Three, 82,58,53- 1 10 O 41 53 10i CCCCXXVH(a) 5 16 { 5fi 1 33 Three, 61,46, 4 6 O 42 55 94 CCII 5 26 j 0 1) f3 Three,65,59,38 0 5 43 58 • II 5 5 | 0 1 30 0 15 O 44 61 102 CC-CLII 5 15 t 1 312 Two, 79,77 0 7 2 45 63. j At wi y j (p Second Day's Salcf Tuesday, the 6th of Novigtbei', 1GH31, at tasbw o'clock, 46 Langennith 1 108 CCCLIII 5 Part of Delvet. Leyson Rogers tenant 13 S 20 Two, 67 63 •• 0 7 4 2 108 CCCLIII ("a) 5 96 Part of ditto, ditto tenant 4 S 20 Two. 67.63 1 1 4 2 108 CCCLIII (a) .5 96 Part of ditto, ditto tenant 4 S 20 Two. 67.63 1 1 4 47 & 108 2 vD 109 J XXI1 •• S ?2 Sold 17 115. One, 65 i K 6 48 4 108 CCCLXIX 5 94 Sold •• .835 Three, 48,39/24 O 9 6 49 & 108 TiXXII 5 95 Sold •• •• •• •• 0 0 25 One, 38 0 4 W LXXIII 5 93 Sold .» •• •• •• 7 S 30 One, 59 Oil 7 108 6 95 Pound House, Ann Reel tenant •• <• 0 125 At will One-sixth Part ot' Langennith Burrows, next the sea, containing in 60 1 90 the whole S62A. In. 6P. included in Lease of No-3 S One-sixth part of the Manor or reputed Manor ot Langennith 51 Lougber •• 1 110 L 5 78 Cae Mansel, William David tenant »• •• 24 1 10 Two, 57, to 2 1 6- 52 Llaudilo-taljbont 1 in CCXCVI 5 67 Sold 347 I) fi 1"0, 42.39.. 40 3 « 53 3 H2 CXXX 5 64 Sold. 93 1 23 Three, 62,22,29 I 6 54 5 113 XLI .j 10 Sold n 110 3 27 At will 55 6 HI CCCII 5 69 Sold 63 I 24 Three, 46,41,44 2 1- 6 36 8 CCLVIIl 5 66 Sold 79 2 23 Three. 65,22,16 4 It ti 57 9 113 X fa) b 71 Sold •• 9 3 so Three, 70,2t, 2i 16 6 53 '14 CCLVI •• 5 65 Sold 46 2 16 Two, 63,43 3 13 4 59 11 H3 CCLXX 5 72 Sold 11 3 9 Two, 45,40 2 0 9 60 >15 CC ..5 74 Sold • • 0 O 31 Three, 59,52,47 15 ft 13 115 CCVI 5 74 Sold 0 2 13 One,59 8 9 61 14 115 CCCLXVI.. 5 73 Sold ll 331 One, 66 fit 4, 6 62 16 11 CCXCIV ..$74 Sold •• 0 0 12 One, 37 1 g a Thos.Perrott, 63 L1 a n d 1! o • t a 1 v bo nt 5 66 gold 2 3 3 ?*( 4 U Ojstermouth ?$"" 5 109 feedings,inOystermoutb •• •• 2 32* jpi^MTcha^U 'mas 1828 ..) 64 Sold J. Incumbent about s All the Tithes of Corn, Hay, Calvea, Lambs, Pigs, Cheese, Wool, 65 2 and nil other Tithes within the several harnle.U ol Glyn Lougher > Two, 36,37 25 0 0 and Ynis Lougher 3 66 Lanridian •• CCCLVI 5 84 Peacock's Park, Rowland Rowland tenant -• 6 0 25 Three,68,39,4t 0 9 6 67 f CCXC 5 83 Pen yr Ait, George Morgan tenant •• ..650 At will 68 5 Ijo CCOCXX 5 79 Leaston Farm •• 70 0 0 Two, 60,53 lt» 9 6 69 8 \YQ LXXXV III 5 80 Sold •• •• 8 0 35 Two, 36,24 8 8 0 70 ,(j i £ 5 90 Cae Mansell, Jeremiah Morgan tenant •- 3 115 At will 71 13 1-0 CXXXII 5 87 Sold ■■ •• 68 3 15 One, 52 t 8 0 72 15 LXXXVT 5 80 House, Garden, &c. Rees TUoman tenaat •- 0X5 At will 73 '6 *1* XX .5 66 Sold •• -• •• •• 18 Q 5 Three,72,34,37 3 2 8 74 Langonoyd 1 1^1 CLXXX 2 3 Sold •• •• •• • • 302 2 6 Two, 57,59 15 1 6 75 )ld. CCCXXXIIl 2 4 Llwyn Glades ?8 0- 7 At will 75 4 LXX t 7 Tyry Chapel 163 t S9 Two,49,47 4 ,1 6 77 •* Sold •• Incumbent about 78 Langan 1 i-io CCCXCVIII 2 17 House and Lands, Ihomasl ruman tenant 2 16 Three, 55,22,29 9 14 g 79 LLant«dtgMajor t\ 126 XCV •• 2 21 and Land, John Frauklen, esq. tenant 43 s 28 Two, 55,43 •• 12 4 fi 80 4< 221 Sold p.. • • 0 1 22 At will 5 •• 2 19 Sold 0 0 12 At will 6 CCCCXXX 2 19 Sold 0 0 18 Two. 60,64 0 ? « 81 Oystermoutb ó 146 CXLII 5 HI Sold 8 2 16 At will 81 8.5 109 Sold .2 025 At will 83 17 146 LXV 5 112 Sold 5 x At will g i o 84 18 146 CLIX 5 110 Sold 19 0 33 One,73 0 10 6 85 Rossi!ly •• l 150 CCCLXXIII 5 98 Pitton Fnrm •• 18, x 5 Three,57,5i.30 4 7 O 86 Languike 1 LXII •• 2 129 Sold J67 OS7 Two, 56,47 •• 3 3 8 87 Neath •• 10 LXXIl 4 9S A House m Wine-street, wttb Smith s ^hop At will 88 13 CXLVIII •• Two Houses in High-street, and a Seat in iUePafisk Church of Neatb Two,63,61 39 15.. CLXXVI A House in Wine-street,with Garden, &c. At will 90 Swaniea 6 161 5 125 Sold .f At wiii 91 r 161 CCLXXXII jA £ £ "'&C' ne". MiI1 Dock; Sw^»-^C9aal.j Two, 6?, 28 •• 030 92 fO 161 CXVI 5 131 Sold 95 11 CLXXV S 127 Sold M 8 Two,45,4* • 5 « » 94 13 CCCXIX 5 130 Two HoaM: and Gardens at Pwrll Wharf, John Howell tenant •• 0 02J Two, 50,40 0 19 0 95 14 •• GLXXXVIII S 134 "j" Dav^tenmU Hi«h"3trect'andSt«ilU'8Forge on tbeStrand, j At will 96 is CXVI 5 127 House in Wind-street, J. Spencer tenant •• Two, 55,30 •• 2 16 97 17 CLXXXI Sold One, 59 -• 6 10 98 18 •• Messuages, corner of Butter-street, said ffo. Jenkins One,50 3 11 S 99 19 •• CCLXXX 5 133 House (Carmarthen Arms) in Castle-street, ftfrs, Martin tjnaat Three, 3i, 23. 2t 1 11 ti 100 20 CXXXIX 5 134 House, c >rner of High-street, Mr. Rowland tenant One.30 16 6 0! 22 CXCVIII 5 129 | Sold J 5 0 5 Tbree, 53,29,26 7 0 0 1<52 25 C LX>i)M 5 134 House in College-street, S. P. Thomas, tenant Three, 40,26,26 2 16 103 26 •C.LXXi'/ 13!) Sold 0 1 36 At will 104 £ 7 •» c-.CLXXXVI 5 Sold Three, 70,37, ?6 1 11 6 105 28 CCLXIX 5 15J | .i'ibles on the west side of Castle-Bailey-street •• Three, 44,41,39' 3 0 Third, Day's Sale, Wednesday, the 7th of November, IS9.1. 106 Cadoxton • • 1 22 CXCV *• 2 105 Sold •• 2,^6 t 33 One 20 iO 3 o Do. & Killybebiil 9 42 CL •• 2 115 Sold ■«• • 93 2 16 Three 76 R4 66 10 1 G Olybeb.11 •• 1 42 CCXXXVIIfa) 2 118 Sold •• 36 3 34 One, 62 1 1« -6 2 42 CCXXXVII (b)j- 2 1.21 Sold 55 „ 0 One 44 .< 3 1 6: 3 42 ^^l11 8 122 So1^ •' •• •* • • •• 62 2 37 Three, 62.24,33 4 3 0 4 42 £ £ £ IV 2 12:3 s°4 •' •• •• •' •• 60 0 17 Two, 42,38 3 i 0: 5 ^^vv.t7TT 2 H6 Sold n 0 4 Three. 44,41,38 2 14 6 42 CCXXXVII •• 2 119 Sold 57 0 13 One, 70 3 17' 4' 1(1 44 CClX 2 lit Sold 48 110 Three. 44,41,38 2 1: 6' "• 117 K1 '• -v *• •• 2 2 6 Two. 33,40' (Ml 0 15 •• CCCXX •• 2 120 Sold I 3 21 One, 58 0 5 J0 2 fit Sold 77 1 14 10? 13 43 XVI ■ 2 124 Forest Ynis y Genior 34 2 5 Two, 31,50 110 Lot 108.—The Lansnui'et Estate divided into many Farms; also the Havod Farm. This lot will comprise about 4000 Acres,in ihe parishes-^ Separate particulars of this lot of Lamamlet, St. John, Swansea, and Cadoxton, commanding about one mile of the right and left banks of 'the Tawey, adjoining to Swansea, 011 i may be had in I^ondon after the- which the principal part ot the Coal Trade of tiie P>>rt and of the Swansea Canal is carried on together with a valuable Water Corn Mill and f 12th inst. of Mess. Tennant, H»r- IVo established Copper Smelting Houses, now in full work by Messrs. Williams,Grenfell, and Co. supplied with Coal from the Estate.—Also the rison, and Tennant, GraVa-witi^ well known valuable Lansamlet Colliery, worked by Henry Smith, Esq. with a private Canal communicating between the Works and the Shipping and 'in Swansea of Mr. Lewis- Places. J'iie unwrought Veins of Coal are very extensive, and the situation is peculiarly adapted to Manufactories. V Thomas. N. B. The following general observation applies to ail the Tenements let 011 Life Leases. The Leases grant the Surface only reserving to the Landlord all Wood'i (witk lower,to inclose the same), and all Timber Tops and Lops; also, all Mines, Minerals, Quarries, &c. with ample powers for working the same, making Roads, Canals, &c. snd tbe renallts are bound to all Repairs, Fencing, See. on pain ot forfeiture; also to and preserve a certain uumber of Trees yearly, or to pay a compensation for tils iittmf aud the Landlord's canseat i» required to a!! A Copy of this Advertisement may be had at the Cambrian Office—price Sixpence.