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t Saturday to Monday s Posts. LONDON, FEB. 28. TTIIi foreign news since our last is not of a very important kind. As far as the Elec- tions had gone in France, a majority oi the Deputies returned were Ministerialists. The French ptptrs announce the death of Eugene Beauharnois, Viceroy of Italy under Buonaparte. He resided at Munich, having been married to a daughter of the Ku>g of Bavaria. Letters from Cadiz say, that two Spanish mer- chant vessels have just been taken, but i{ is not known by what nation. The cause of the aggression by the Algerines is said to be, that after a war between the two powers.Cliarles III, agreed to pay to the Dey an annual tribute. Since 1808, no payment has been made, and the Dey, taking advantage of the weakness of Spain, or moved by other reasons, claims the arrears. The Govern- ment is certainly uneasy, and orders have been given to put the coasts in a state of defence; re- sources and money are wauling, but boats are being armed, and artillery is placed on some points An order has been issued for the French Guards to remain with his Catholic Majesty. It is said that a treaty between France and Spain is on the point of being signed. A fetter from Tunis, dated Feb. 2, posted at Lloyd's to-day, say, that on the day preceding a fioe Spanish brig came into those roads, a prize to the Aigerine squadron she was taken off Cape Spartell, with two other brigs, which were sent into Algiers. Dutch papers to the 25th arrived last night. They bring intelligence from Odessa to the begin- ning of the present month, stating that Lord Strangford had received instructions from England to continue the negociations for arranging the dif- ferences between Russia and the Pofte.—The con- ferences which were to take place at St. Petersburgh in the subject of Greece with the British Minister, 3ir C. Bagot, had been postponed. The Sultan seems firmly resolved to double the efforts for a new campaign against the Insurgents. The fleet i* fitting out, and it is said that 80 ortas of the Janissaries are to march to the Morea. They, however, refuse to leave the capital, unless the standard of Mahomet is raised, and the Graud Vizier marches at their head. The accounts of successes of the Greeks must be received with caution: the Turks remain in possession of several fortresses which were stated to have fallen into the hands of the Greeks some time back. Letters from Constantinople by way of Odessa, state, that the Reis Effendi is dangerously ill. The Sultan has ordered his chief physician, on pain of his displeasure (that is to say 011 pain of death) to cure the Minister without delay. The physician is in great consternation. We understand that it is the intention of Government to send out another expedition to attack Algiers, should the Dey persist in vinU,;ns the treaty which he made with Lord Exmouth, by which he agreed to abolish Christian Slavery for ever. The early revolutionary movements in Mexico led to many wanton massacres, which were by no means confined to Spanish commanders. Several Mexicans at that time wielded the sword of ven geance against their countrymen, and vied with each other in rendering themselves worthy of the confidence of ti.eir employers, by restoring to acts of the most disgraceful cruelty. One of these wretches, who afterwards had even the presump- tion to aspire to a throne in the very country he had so much outraged, writing from Salvatierra, to his commander-in-chief, General Cruz, under date of the 17th of April, 1812, gives him an account of a victory he had just gained over the Inde- pendents, and boastingly adds, "that he had sanctified Good Friday by sending on that day 300 of his excommunicated prisoners to the deep abyss below." How different was the conduct of another Mexican, General Bravo, a distinguished patriotic chief, in an action about the a.a[ne time; he took 300 royalist prisoners, just at the moment that he received information that a dearly-beloved father had been shot by the enemy. Some of those about him observed that this would be a fair op- portunity to avenge the loss of a parent, and obtain ajnst retaliation for the massacre above alluded to. 4i No," said General Bravo, the shade of my virtuous fathercan never be satisfied by so inhuman an act; his murder and that of the others require -of n:e acts of charity, nobleness, and generosity." He instantly ordered the 3UO royalists to be released, .and sent home. Parliament will be adjourned on the 15th till the 28th o( April for the Easter recess. Ministers have made such progress with what is termed the public business—the Estimates and the Annual Bills, all of them being now before the Hollse-that it is calcu-latedin the Government offices that the pre. sent Session will not iast beyond June, abuut one month earlier than usual. The following is stated as the British navalfofce at present in the Mediterranean :—The Revenge, 78 guns; the Rochefort,80 the Sybille, 48 Cam- brian, 48; Naiad, 46; Euryalus, 42; Hind, 20; Rose, 18; Weasel, 10; Alacrity, 10; aiid Adventure, 6; the total being fourteen vessels of war.—In addition to these, his Majesty's ship Jasper sailed from Portsmouth on Monday for Tutiis. It is calculated that at this time, forty millions And upwards in stock and money, besides real pro- perty to a greater amount, in which persons of all classes, from the highest t.) the lowest, have more or less art interest, are now undenhE: contralll of the Courtor Chancery. There exist 397causes unheard, and 115 appeals from the decision of inferior Courts of Equity to the Lord Chancellor, exclusive of the general business of the Court, and the causes and other proceedings before the Master of the Rolls. A new Bill relative to the management of Gaols has been brought forward by Mr. Peel. The fol- lowing is the clause respecting compulsory labour before trial:—And whereas doubts have arisen, whether by the said recited act prisoners before trial can be compelled against their will to labour on the tread-mill, and it is expedient to remove such doubts be it further enacted and declared, that it is not and shall not tie lawful to compel •ny unified prisoner to such labour agsiust his will." D A Bill is now in progress in the House of Com- mons to build docks for the accommodation 6f the Baltic trade between the l'ovver and the London Docks. The estimated expence is 970,0001., of which 880,0001. has been subscribed. The Bill has excited considerable alarm in the City, and theCornmon Council have passed a vote to oppose the Bill. We can state upon unquestionable authority, and weare the first to make the communication, that it is the intent-ion forthwith to repeal the whole of the Union duties.— Dublin Evening Mail. A loan for the service of the Greeks, amounting to 800,0001., has been contracted for upon the Stock Exchange, and now bears a premiuiil of 3 per cent. It is said, that Lord Byron has sob) an estate in England to assist the Greeks, and that themuney is to be lodged in a London banker's hands tor their use, and which 15to be pail off by the pro- posed Greek loan. The estate alluded to ninst be the extensive and valuable manor of Rochdale, which report says he had sold to a gentleman ot llochdale, at a very low price (supposed to be 34,0001 ), but with whom he has been in a course of litigation for a considerable period of time, relative to the rights of Coal Mines, &c. on this estate. The Lords of the Privy Council of Trade have granted permission for vessels trading between Great Britain and Ireland to be placed on the footing of coasters. The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have been pleased to promote Captain James Ryder Burton to the rank of Post Captain, in con- sequence of his gallant conduct on the 31st ult. in capturing by boarding, the Aigerine corvette Tri- poly, in Algiers Bay. Two bomb vessels are ordered for commission. This indicates an attack on Algiers. The Windsor Castle, Capt. Dashwood (with a broad pendant), is it is said, to go on that service. The rate of insurance on vessels in the Mediter- ranean trade has experienced ano'her advance at Lloyd's, five to six guineas having been given. It is not more than four days since the price w,is 45s. to 60s. The general opinion, however, is that very little loss wiil be sustained, by our commerce before the arrival of the squadron there to protect it, There was a meeting of the wool trade on Thurs- day, Mr Maitland in the Chair, when a resolution was passed, declaring its opinion that the followiug mode of reducing the tax on the importation of foreign wool, on taking it from the bond ware- houses, will be attended with the least individual inconvenience, and will be most generally advan- tageous: viz.—To reduce the tax from Gel. to 4 I. per lh. on the 5th Jnly; from 4d. to 2d. on the 5th of October; from 2d to Id. on 'die 5th January.— The Chairman was directed to write letters to the Chairmen of the different manufacturing districts, requesting their cunrurrence in the (node of re- ducing the tax, or their reasons for preferring any other day. a tie marquis or iitchfield lies dangerously ill at his father's the Duke of Portland's, in St. James's- square. Little hopes are entertained of his recovery. Mr. Fane, son of the late Member, was on Wednesday elected Representative of the county of Oxford, without opposition, and was chaired in the evening. The shareholders of Covent Garden Theatre having carried their disputes to the Court of Chan- cery, and obstinately refused the Lord Chancellor's advice to come to all amicable arrangement among themselves, he has appointed a Receiver to the Theatre. The Officer of Hussars, who was lately sent to Coventry by his brother-officers, for drinking a. glass of porter after his cheese, has, we are happy to state, been restored to the harmony ot his mess. The celebrated Dr. Eady was brought before a London Jury last week in an action for debt, con- tracted several years since whilst carrying on the business of a. linen-draper At St. Ives, Huntingdon- shire. Themnnificient sum of 71001. has been raised among the Society of Friends in this country towards relieving the distresses of the suffering Greek popu- lation. 11 Mr. Jervis, the Barrister, has been appointed a Welsh Judge in the room ot Mr. Serjeant Marshall, deceased. NEW MODE OF MANUFACTURING AND PURIFYING INFLAMAHLE GAS.—A Patent has just been granted to Mr. Simeon Broadmeadow, Civil Engineer, for this valllable and truly important discovery, which supersedes the necessity of the retorts, mouth pieces, hydraulic mains, purifyers, and other expensive articles and erections hitherto used The simplicity of the apparatus rentiers the dis- covery interesting lo every scientific man; whilst the advantages derived from it i" other respects, are such as will, on inspection, sufficiently prove its general utility. On this plan, the Gas is generated in a common brick oven, and conveyed through the condenser into the gas-hutder in its impure'state, where, by the introduction of atmos- pheric air, it is rendered perfectly pure, and not to lie excelled in qualify. The coke thus manufactured is of the best quality, and calculated to cover the expence ot the coal and labour. The Works at Abergavenny are now open to inspection. CAMBRIDGE, FEB. 27.-ClassicIIl Tripos.—In pursuance of a regulation of the Senate, a voluntary classical exami- nation of those commencing Bachelors of Arts, who obtained mathematical' honours, took place hist week; and the Ex- aminers have determined the classes in the junuwing order of merit First Class -Ds. Malkin, Bnrham, and Gurney Trinity; Baines, Christ Church Tennant and Remington, Trinity Gedge, Catherine College. Second Class —Ds. Foster, Trinity; Dmiderdale,St. John's; -Irloll" SI'llley ('Ollege' Greaves, Corpus Christi; -Furlong, Sidney College, Thud Class.—Ds. Smith, Trinity; Fearon, Emmanuel; Crawley. Magdalsn, sec).; Edwards, Trinity, aeq.; Lutwidge, SI. John's; VVedg',olld. Christ Church College. Chdrles Robert Prinsep, E-q. of St. John s College, was on Wednesday last admitted Doctor in Civil Law. Mr. James Packe, of King's College, was yesterday ad- mitted Fellow of that Society. OXFORD. FEB. SB.4—Thursday. Feb. 26, in Convocation. the Rev. R. S. Stevens, M. A. Senior Fellow of Wadl.am College, was elected and presClltec1 to the Vicarage of South-Petherwyn and Irewen, in the county of Cornwall, in the room of Dr. Shaw, deceased, and in the patronage of this University. Oi: Thursday last, the Charles Saunders Skellou Dupuis was elected Fellow of Pembroke College.
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HP HE next QUADRILLE BALL will take A place at the CARDIFF-ARSIS INN, on TUESDAY, the 9ih of MAIICII. Mrs. JENNER, Lady Patroness. R. JONES, Esq. Steward. hath, rasircs, :JUN. RIG H-STREET, CARDIFF, MOST respectfully begs leave to inform the Gentry of his RETURN from LONDON, having engaged Mr. P>!ASIIOOTE, from the house of Messrs Pate and Cooper, Sackville-street, Piccadilly, one ot the largest and most, fashionable houses in London, who will take the entire Management of the T-asaOStSSffG' BEPAl&TBOESrT, Which, lie lias Commenced on the piemise* adjoining ins Warehouse, in High-street (lately I lie Three Cables), and has made such arrangements in London witlv the first Houses, ilial he will regularly receive the most prevailing Styles and Fashions of die day, as early «s they come out; and neither care nor expence shall be spared that every article shall be made eqllal to any house in ihe kingdom, comprised with moderate and reasonable charges. N F. has likewise laid in a hesli STOCK ol the primcst qualities in SAXONY CLOTHS, WAWICOATINGS, and K t RSfcY iVl EKES and the most strenuous exertions shall be used to merit the Patronage and Support uf the Public. TO BE LET, AND ENTERED TO IMMEDIATELY, A Capital GRIST MILL, 2 Pair of Stones, all incomplete repair; with a good DWELLING- HOUSE, STABLE, COW-HOUSE, GARDEN, and FIELD. for particulars apply to Mr. Murray, Land Agent, Briton-ferry. A CHEAP FARM. TO BE LET, AND ENTERED TO IMMEDIATELY, THE FARM of CARN NICHOLAS, con- taining 106 Acres of Grass Land, situated in the palish of Lansamlet, and wiihin two miles of Swansea. The Fariudiouse was re-built last year. Rent, £ 3) a year Rates and Taxes low. Apply to Mr. Murray, Briton-ferry; if by letter, pos t-paid TO BE SOLD, THE INHERITANCE in FEE SIMPLE of all that ESTATE called AtlGOED, with its AP- PURTENANCES, sitnaied in ihe parish of'Caron, Cardi- ganshire, about eleven miles hoiji Lampeter, and eighteen from Aberystwith. The Estate comprises a Farm-house, with the necessary Barns and Outhouses, a small T«.n yard, about ? Acres of Ground connected, about 9 Acres in detached parcels, and about 50Acres ot open ant! uninclosed Ground. The Estate, &c- will be Sold by Private Contract and further particulars may be known ft-om Mr. Rees Williams, at Argued; and the Terms of Sale, &c. from Messrs. Bogor and Son, Solicuors, Plymplon, Devon. TO BE LET, And may be Entered on immediriely. or at Lady-day, TH E following eligible II O L) S E S, in SWANSEA:— No. 3, MOUNT-STREET, near tile Burrows; consistingoj dining, breakfast, and drawing-rooms, with six good bed- rooms, kitchen, &c. M.». 4,'DITTOS DITTO comprising drawing, dining, and Urtiiivlilsr P'wvrns tlrtn jpru Sisn No. 2, NELSON-.?LACE containing n parlour, drawing* room, four bed-rooms, kitchen, bacU-l, iiclien, &c. &c. The above Houses are well situated, commanding exten- sive views of the bay, &c., modern built, rooms spacious, well finished, and very suitable for respectable families, or lodging-houses. Nos. j & 4, Mount-street, are also adapted ior business. For particulars apply to Geo. Hazel, Nelson-place if by letter, post-paid. ^^JSfLLYA' E COURT, t, NEAR COW BRIDGE, GLAMORGANSHIRE, TO BE LET, UNFURNISHED, With or without Land, for three. Jive, or seven years, from the Jirst qf May next. THE House comprises library, dining and it. drawing-rooms, seven bed-rooms, kitchens, brew- house, good Stabling, Coach-house, Cart-house, Barn, and ail convenien' oui and in-door Offices Gardens, Orchard ground, &c. the whole surrounded with Plantations, and forming, altogether, a most desirable and gentlemanly residence, lleiii and taxes very moderate. For further particulars apply (post-paid) to Mr. Howell, near Cardiff. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE LET, AND MAY BE ENTERED ON IMME OI AT ED Y, rS*^H AT capital FARM, situated in the vale of JS. Ni'aih, called YN1SARWAD; consisting of about One Hundred Acres of excellent Meadow, Arable, and Pasture Land, with a good Mansion and s-utlableOut houses. adjoining the turnpike-roj'd teadint: from Swansea and Neath io Brecon and Merihyr-tvdfi.l, and distant trom Neath only five miles, with the Neath Canal passing through the premises Also, an excellent Hilly FARM, attached to Ynisarwad, called BLA ENGA RW AD comprising about Forty Acres ot good Meadow, Arable, and Pasture Land, will) a good Sheepwalk, capable ot depasturing from 3 to 400 sheep. For particulars (if by letter, post-paid) ''ppl.y David Powell, Esq. Solicitor, Neath, or to Mr. Henry Vigors, Cadoxion, near Neath. STTPATEICK'S DAY; A nd Five £ 20,000 Prizes! The 17th of THIS MONTH. TBI^ DT respectfully reminds bis best « 3-3 JL J*L.Ji. p, ilie Public, but more par- ticularly that portioll of them which belong to the Sister Kingdom, that the next drawing will take place on the anniversary of their tutelar Saint, WEDNESDAY. 17th of this Month, (March) and as the first two prizes THATT DAY will each Le entitled to ^20.000, BI," R hope' tha AT NIGHT many of his Friends, by obtaining those Prizes, will have cause to rejoice at the joys of St. Patrick's Day in the Morning." There still remain to be drawn, Five Prizes of 1'20,000. and Twenty-nine other Capitals. Those Persons who had Blanks the First Day, may receive, till 10th March, at the rate of ci10 per Ticket; but they must recollect, if they receive the £10, they give up ail claim to the Five of £ 20,000, and other Prizes. A few warranted iindrawn Tickets and Shares are still on Sale at BLSII's Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9. Charing- Cress. London and by his Agents in the Country, <> F. FAGG, Printer, Swansea; BARRY & SON, Booksellers, Bristol; J. EV.INS, Journal Oiffce. Carmarthen W. BIRD, Post-office, Cardiff; POOLE & HARDING, Booksellers, Turf-square, Carnarvon W. GUMLM, Bookseller, Gloucester; C. HOUGH, Printer, Gloucester; J. POTTER, Bookseller, Haverfordwest; E. G. WRIGHT, Journal Office, Hereford; S. POWLES. Jun. Auctioneer, Monmouth J. BARCLAY, Bookseller, Pembroke; n, POWLE, Bookseller, Ross; Mrs.'I'VE. Bookseller, \Vrexha;u. I GLAMORGANSHIRE. I TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE FOLLOWING TIMBER, viz.: I 71 0AK TnjBER TREES, adapted for small Ship-building or any other use. 27 ASH 11MB Ell IREES, well worth the attention of Wheelwrights. Coopers, ike. The above Timber are standing on Lands within seven miles of the town of Swansea. For further particulars apply to Mr. John Morgan, Land- surveyor, Swansea; if by letter, posi-jjaid. CARMARTHENSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the BoAR's MEAD INN. in the town ofCARMAn-rnEN on SATURDAY, the 6th day of AIahchntxt»between the hours of two and three in'the aHeruoon, ALL that GROVE of OAsv TIMBER, com- monly called RHYDYMARCHOG GROVE, in the pari h of Newchurcli. in ihe said county. The above Grove stands on several acres of ground, and is siiuaied within tour mi/es of the town of C<n mai ihen, and well wurlhthe attention of House and Ship Builders. For further particulars apply (if by leiier, post paid) to Herbert Philipps Howell,'Solicitor, Qoay-stieet, Carmar- then, and to John Beynon, Esq Solicitor, Newcastle-Einly n. N. B. Th e tenant will shew the Grove. OAK TIMEEE. TO BE SOLD BY P R IV ATF. CONTRACT, 20 TIMBER TREES, scribe-marked Irom No. 1 to No. 20, inclusive, standing on he several Tenements of Muesvfron and Llwynturnor, in the county of Brecon, and adjoining the head of Swansea Canal. The above, from their size, are worthy the attention of persons desirous of completing a lot with Timber of dimen- sions, and, from their contiguity to water carriage, easy of conveyance. Apoly to Mr. Murray, Britton-ferry; Mr. Richard Howell, Rhewlelan Mr. Evan Thomas, Tregrulf, near Cowbridge; or to Mr. Williamson, Lanelay. Mr. John Morgan, of Garth, Ystradygynlais, will shew ihe Timber. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BV AUCTION, At the WYNDIIAM-ARMS INN, in the town of BRIDGEND, on SATURDAY, the 13th day of IYIA RCII, 18:4. at four o'clock in the afternoon, subject lo such conditions of sale as shall then be producer!—■ Lot l A LL those THREE MESSUAGES or £ DWELLING HOUSES, TWO STABLES, and a BAKEHOUSE, with a GARDEN thereto belonging, situate, 1^ ing. and being iit the village and parish of New- castle, in the said county of G amorgan, in the occupation or M .Thomas Austin, David Jenkin, and John Lloyd. The above premises command a very exiensive and picturesque view, & are capable of great improvement. Lot All that PIECE or PARC EL of LA N D, situate, lying, and being near the said village of Newcastle, and containing, by estimation, Three Quarters of an Acre, in the occupation of the said Thomas Austin. For further particulars apply (it by letter, post-paid) to Messrs. Deere and Cook, SolicitOrs, Cow bridge, or to Mr. I homas, Austin, on the premises. I CARMARTHENSHIRE. Tn nv SOT jrwrrnw At the KING S-HEAD INN, in LLANDOVERY, in the said county, on SATURDAY, the 20ih day of MARCH next, between the hours o! three and five ot the clock in the j afternuut), subject to conditions 01 sale to be then pro- duced, or It) t/;e mean lime by Private Contract, By RlCHA RD JONES, Auclioneer, AL L that F M E E H O L D M ESSUAGE, FARM.& LANDS, with ihe APPURTENANCES, called DAG FA, containing, by admeasurement 110 Acres (.md whereof So Acres, or thereabouts, is Woodland), and situate in ihe parish of Mothvey. in the said county. The DWELLING HOUSE is lately erected at a consi- derable expence. and the other Buildings are in good repair. The premises have a Right of Common attached to them, on the Mothvey Mountain and Black Mountain, and are capab.e 01 considerable improvements, and lie near the turnpike-road leading from Llandovery to Trecr.stie, and witiiin three miles oi'the former place, and six miles of the latter place. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, or at the Office ot Mr. Edward Joneii, in Llandovery. GltEEN LANE, NEAR SWANSEA. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A Truly valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE of T?v HERITANCE, called GREEN LANE,situate in the parish of Pennard, in the county oi Glamorgan containing, by estimation, about 50 Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Latul, nearly within a ring fence, now let lo Griffiths, as tenant at will, at the very low relit 01" ,;[4'2 per annum. This Farm is most eligibly situated IVithinthe distance of seven miles of the sea port (own of Swansea, half a mile of ihe lumpike-road leading from Swansea to Penrice Castle, and within ashori distance oi* Caswell Ba^, a most desirable place lor sea-bathing. The Dwelling-house and Outhouses are in tenantable repair. The Farm has a valuable and unlimited Right, ot Pasturage and Common on Pennard's Burrows and Fair- wood Common. A moiety, or a certain portion of the purchase-money, may (if required) remain on security of the estate. Mr Bevan, the proprietor, will shew the premises; and for further particulars apply (if by letter, post-paid) to Messrs. James and Collins, Sniiciors, Swansea. D It. I SY D U, N I I il Antibilious or Family Pills of Ifealth. rT,HESE PILLS (entirely vegetable) are uti- JL rivalled in cases of In-ad-ache, loss ot appetite- noises and giddiness in the head, lowlles, of spirits, Jiaiu% lel/cll. obstructed digf twu. together with all affections ot the liver, and bilious disorders. These Pills contain not one atom of mercury or mineral, and are so peculiarly mild in their action as to require no confinement or alteration in diet. The most delicate Females find them materially be- neficial to their general health, and all who have used SYDENHAM'S PILLS, pronounce them the most SAFE, MILD, and EFFECTUAL FAMILY MEDICINE EXTANT.— Nothing can prove the superiority of these Pills more than the numerousCascs communicated by personsofthe highest respectabdityi and the countenance shewn them hy the first medical characters in present practice. Naval and military men—per ons residing in hut climfltes-tll(he leading se- dentary lives, and commercial gentlemen will find them a certain assistant to repel the attacks of disease arising Irom neglect, intemperance, the want of exercise, or the effects of "climate. One'Pill taken at the hour of dinner is admi- rably calculated to assist digestion, correct excesses of the able, and give a healthy action to the stomach. In boxes, Is. 1-|d., '2s. 9d., 4s. 6d. and for the use of families and for exportation, large boxes, by which ihere is a consider- able saving, at Us —CAUTION—Purchasers are requested to observe the Name ff J REES, Bristol," is written on the Government Stanip affixed to each box. to distinguish them from IMITATIONS sold under similar titles. Soid by Sutton and Co., Butler's. Newbury's, Barclay's, and Edwards, London; Misses Jenkins, Swansea; Evans; Carmarthen; Hvbert, Neath; Llewellyn, Bridgend; C; Vachell, and \V. Vachell. Cardiff; Brewer, Carleon Evans, Caerphilly Heath, Monmouth Vaughan, Brecon, W yke, Abergavenny; Jones, New port; Brad ford, Chepslow I and by most"mccdiiuc venders in the kingdom. GLAMORGANSHIRE. ESTATES FOR SALE, In the several parishes of Llangafelach and Llandilo. tai y-B&nt, near Swansea. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By S LLEWELYN. At the WHEATEN-SHEAF INN, in the town of SWAVJUA. on SATURDAY, the 6th dllv of MARCH, 1824. between the hours ol one and two o'clock in the afternoon o! th* same day (unlessdtsposed of in the mean time by private contract,ot WhlCd due notIce .viII be given), THE FOLLOWING F A R m IN LOTS: Lol1 A LL that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT l\ and LANDS, called GELLY-GRON, situate in the parish of Llangalelach, containi g, by adiwa-urt- me,.I, 56A. 1 R. 19P. oj good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the possession of —— Howell, as tenant at will, at the rent ol'_ £ '4.5>. Lo. t. All Vila1 MESSU AGE, TENEMENT, FARM, nnd LANDS called CWiMDULAlS, situate in the said parish, ol Llangafelach, in the possession of Edward Bevan, as tenant at will, at the low rent of £ v2i). Lot 3. All that MESSUAGE, TENEMENT, and LANDS, called TYB-Y-GOVE, containing, by admea- surement, 15A. tOP. oi excellent Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Laud, situate in the parish of Llandilo-tal y-Bont, now in the possession of Mr. David Williams, as tenant at will, at the low rent of 4. 20 LOt 4 All thai CUSTOM A PvY HOLD COTTAGE, together with the several FIELDS or CLONES of LAND adjoining, called PEN-Y-BANK, situate near PanMasse, within the manor of Chise. in the parish of Lbingafcluch, containing, by admeasurement, 4A. 1 R. 30P. lei to Griffith Morgan, as ien<ini at will, at the rent ofjf 8. Lol 5 One undivided Moiety of all that FREEHOLD FARM und LANDS, called SKYACH, situate in the paiish of Llangafelach, containing, by admeasurement, 39A. 3R. 7P. now in lease to Griffith Owen. The reserved relit ol Iiis moieiy is £.'J 1.5s. Lotfi. One undivided Moipty or all that MESSUAGE, FARM, and LANDS, cailed BAILLEY-GLASE, con- taining, by admeasurement, 34- 'i.'>P. of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, in lease io Esther Davui, for three lives, si uaie in ihe;said parish of Llangafelach. The reserved rent oi' this moiety is „ £ 4 3s Loi 7. One undivided Moiety of all 111pt ME SU \GE, TENEMENT, and LANDS* called FYN NON VIGNOS, containing, by admeasurement, 41A. Sit. SOP. of good Arable, Meadow, and Pasture situate in the parish of LlangafelHch, held by Jane Bowen, as tenant at will. The rent of this moiety is ^"4 10s. N. B. The Purchase-money of the different lots may, if required, remain on ihe security of the premises at the interest of four per cent. For further particulars apply at the Office of Messrs. James and Collins, Solicitors, Swansea, where Maps of the Estates may be inspected. CARMARTHENSHIRE. FREEHOLD ESTATES, CONTAIN!NG Incalculable 2uantities of COAL and IRON MINE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the FAI.CON-INN, In the. town of LLANELLY, on THURS- DAY, the llth day of MARCH, 18.4, subject to such conditions of saleas s:;all be then audible produced, IW^ JUIV WW MVS,II1 *11 V CIUUIY Mtv EVAN DAVIES, Auctioneer, JLIK FOLIOWING Several Freehold Messuages, Tenementsf Lands, and Hereditaments, viz.: DJ THE I'AUI Sir Of LLANELLY, Lot 1 A LL those TWO several M ESSUAGES, ■il TENEME\TS.& LANDS,called KILFERY UCHAF and NEW INN, with ihe Appuitenances, con- taining by all measurement 103 Acres, or thereabouts, be tiie same more or less, in the occupation of Mr. Joon Rees, lhe Proprielor. Lot -z. All that other MESSUAGE. TENEMENT, and LANDS, with the A ppur'tenances, called FOY. com aining by admeasurement '30 Acres, or thereabouts, be ihe same more or less, now in the occupation of the said Mr. John Rees. And all thai WATER CORN GRIST MILL, called FOY MILL, with the HOUSE and GARDEN, adjoining, and all other ihe Appm tenances, 'now in the occupation of Thomas David. Miller, at the yearly rent ofof'10 Lot 3. Ail that MESSUAGE, COTTAGE, GARDEN, and SLANG, called BOLAHAUL, with the Appurte- nances, now in the occupation of Thomas Williams, at the yearly rent of ^3 :3s. Cd. N. B. There are several Veins of Coal, and Iron Mine under the above lots, which are of very considerable value, and well worthy the attention of persons de sirous oi speculating in Coals and Mines; and the Premises are conveniently situated for cairiage, being within about a mile of the New Canal leading from Pontyels to the sea port town of Kidwelly and towards Pembrey Collieries and Harbour, and nearly adjoining the turnpike mad leading from ihe sea-port of Llanelly to the sea-pon town ot Carmarthen. IN THE PARISH OF LLANGENDATUNE. Lot 4. All th .t M ESSUAGE.TEN EMEN I', & LANDS, with ihe Appurtenances, called TYRUCHAF, now in the tenure and occupation of Wm. David, at the yearly rent ot 8. IN THE TOWN AND BOROUGH OF KIDWELLY. Lot 5. All that MESSUAGE or PUBLIC-HOUSE, Yard, Stable, and Outhouses, called THE SHIP and CASTLE, in Bridge street, in the said town, and in the occupation of Mr*. Jane Owen, at the yearly rent vf ,i 18. Loi ri. ON E UNDIVIDED THIRD PART or SHARE of THREE DW ELLING-HOU >ES, now in ruins, and a G A H DEN, -situate in Cawsey street, in the said town of Kidwelly. The said Garden is in the occupation of Mr. Isaac Nash. For further particulars apply ot the Office of Mr. Wiiti m Jones. Solicitor, Carmarthen or to Mr. Hugh William*, of the same place, Solicitor. 't .'J VIVLY s original ana the only genuine Dr. Bateman's Pectoral Drops, The most valllable medicine ever discovered for Coughs, Colds, Agues, Fevers, Rheumatism, Pains in the B:pMst, Limbs, and Joints,and for most Complaints whcie Colds are the origin. (Sold in bottles at ls, I lid. each, ditty included). AS there are various imitatiorn of this ex- cellent Medicine by different pretenders, all ol them utter strangers to the true preparation, purchasers are requested to he very particular in asking for DICEY's BATEMAN's J) RO PS," as all others are counterfeit. Sold at the Original Warehouse. No. 10, Bow Church- yard. London sold also by E. and G. Jenkins, Cambrian- OfFi! e, Lister, Dawe, and T L. Allen, Swansea; Hayward, Neath; Llewellyn, Bridgend and Pyle; P.John. Cow- bridiie; C.Vachell & W. Vachell. Cardiff; Davis, Haver- fordwest; Wyke, and Williams, Abergavenny Bradford, Chepstow; Pr byn,jun. and Jones, Pontypoot: Wilmot. and Treble. Pembroke; Prcth-ro and Blatfiwayl, N ar- herth Hughes, Llandilo; Rees, Llandovery; V ughan nnd Williams, Brecon; and by all the principal Country Stationers and Venders of Medicines. Of whom may also be had, DICFYA Anderst)iL's (,r'l",ie TRUE SCOTS PILLS Price is. Ud. the Box AsL- partielitri for lo D i c j- Y's BETTON's BRITISH OIL (the o«Iv Genuine), la, 9:J. the Bottle. i »