The Carmarthen Journal and South Wales Weekly Advertiser

The J-lSt r FRIDAY, OCT. 30. observation rench Papers received contain some *he usual S(S.0ti; ;^e War with Russia—they are in Pant and i f French writing, sufficiently flip- ■t induce a b°r f n* 11 e c^ief object of them is to Portable atvl u ^ie French are extremely com- af^indance pPy at Moscow, have all things iV tr>'3 "Hist wW^'lst the Russians, iu their own coun-^ ^tended ant ev«y thing The essay is probably nieal" to ina'-a tK 110 the lads of Par5s'" a swee" down. \ir nauseous pill of the conscription Cess this » ° ardly think it will have much suc- a ay- new f '• CaUed the g'^ate ^as been launched at Deptford, J°'y ohtainp'r LSa' '.n coriimemorafion of the vic- ^nivj.e|| by Sir Thomas Graham. Captain ,.Sif.lohnwaVet'icommand' h"n the P(nv;drien ls gaid to have carried oilt with C lrried out makir'g peace, but he has also °-!i Wai- "irn the efficient means carrying Pel her to v». e/ICa ^as war, and we must com- Yesterda Peace" a: ^'UildliaU a ^Urt Common Council was held Mr. Der«]*v V 1C^ was numerously attended.— Citv r ) X mov6d, That the Freedom of 1811 to5Jb°,Ved by theCourt on the 9th of May, in te«?uion-H if entCCl {.° ^or<^ Viscount Wellington, lr' great i ;i v .8^ sense they entertained of S$iN«hL f }>« vi 10 s.€rv^ces' ')e presented to the Most ^lartjuis of Wellington, on his return to [' ountry, in a gold box of the value of 200 gui- l "y aCuinmjttee of the Court then to be ap- I "o ed- The same was resolved in the affirmative. t The latter end of the month of August last, at an early hoor in the morning, a bint was observed on a tree at a Gentleman's house at Bvrt; a clown, ,ive^ ^out the house as servant, mistook it a}' a nawk that had come to kill young fowl, and Dir I1, A%jien lt proved to be a beautiful green gad, had round its neck a gold ring, on h', c h wa'' s e' MxU t^as^"graved, Captain PaeXenhani, of his helrfS 8 A person in an adjoining arul tU35 t0 the bird when ifc was shot' c ^ught it was attempting to speak either the brdf ^renc^ ^nguage. What seems extra- part If5 the bird had not been seen in any the v 16 C0Untry before that morning, though loct 68Se ^rom which it must have escaped was lost On the 4th December last, off Lough Swilly. fr< n w^ere it was killed was about 20 miles onl 1 wreck. Poor poll and a dog were the 0-0,11' s,Urv,vors from that ill-fated ship and her 6 laat crew.'—Belfast$te<wslttter.

aurtltarp OBrtfte ^ocictv, AT ABERYSTWITHyAND ITS VICINITY, A GENERAL MEETING will be held at the Town-Hall, Abcijjfstwitb, on Hwrsday, the 12tb of 'tled November next, where/he attendance of every well-vashtir to the Ciiarity is earne/tly requested. J .JOHN JONESj secretary. Aberystwitb, Oct,/g9,1812. —— 4 & TO THE oS OFFICIATING CURXTES /W IN THE DIOCESE OFJ^M^9hi¥tJys/ IT being necessary that all Sj/tpendiary Curates should be regularly licer^fed *ft Uftir respective Curacies, as a return of their salaries yfust be annually made to the Privy Council, I am dieted by the Lord Bishop y of St. David's to request thar those Curates, who have already taken out licences^fwill forthwith produce the same to the Rural Dean of^heir Deanery, in order that he may take an account thereof: and all such as serve any Cu- racy without licence, ajp requested to apply forthwith at Ab his Lordship's Palace, Abergwilly, or to the Commissary il Ily' of his Deanery, who^Kvill be authorised to administer the oaths preparator^ffr licence. x CH AS. MORGAN, N. P. Registrar. Carmarthen^22d Oct. 1812. €a0tHjooD49ouse 9caaim$,. /JjT** near -f £ rs t e. NARBERTH, PEMBROKESHIRE. Youth prepared jor the lIfilitary, Marine, Civil, SS Commercial Department*. eyf- 1%/TR. MAILLEW takes this opportimity of re- -L*JL turning his most grateful acknowledgments to his Friends and the Public, for the very liberal support he has experienced in his ESTABLISHMENT for the reception of YOUNG GENTLEMEN during eight years residence at Haverfordwest; and flatters himself that, as he has now removed to a more eligible situation, he shaH experience a continuance of that support which has hitherto animated his exertions, and which he will continue his endeavours to deserve, by his unremitting attention in the discharge of the i duties of his situation, so long as his friends may feel dis- posed to confer, upon him so flattering and so important a trust. Eastwood House possesses every local advantage pecu- liarly desirable in a Seminary for Youth, being an elevated, airy, and pleasant situation. It is contiguous to the well- supplied market-town of Narberth, is ten miles distant from Haverfordwest, seventeen from Milford, twelve from Pem- broke, nine from Tenby, twenty from Carmarthen, and twenty-three from CardigD. Independent of its central situation with respect to the above-kiam d towns, it has^ie peculiar advantage of beingsitnaletS ape « London road, and, consequently, of having t*"V m:,il and other coarhe; passing twice a day. In the intfrnal convenience of the premises, Mr. M- has adopted every plan which appeared likely to promote the health and comfort Of his Pupils. The plan of Eastwood House Establishment will embrace the admission of a limited number of Young Gentlemen of any age, to whose advancement in the following branches the utmost attention will be paid, viz. the Latin and Greek Classics, English (comprehending Reading, Grammar, Ein. cution, Composition, History, Biography, Chronology, &c.) Penmanship, Arithmetic, Book-keeping (by double and single entry), Geography, with the Use of the Globes, Or- rery, &c.; the various Branches of the Mathematics in theory and practice; Land-Surveying, with (he Construc- tion of Maps; Military Tactics, Fortification, Navigation; the French Language, Drawing, Dancing, &c. 6ic. The treatment of the Young Gentlern-en will be of the m.»«t libe- ral and unlimited nature, so that their domestic comfort will be found little inferior to what they experience under the roof of their parents. Occasional Lectures will be delivered upon Astronomy, Natural and Experimental Philosophy, &c. with the illus- trative assistance of an excellent Astronomical, &c. Appa- ratus, consisting of globes, orrery, tellurian, planetarium, astronomical phantasmagoria, quadirants, telescopes, baro- meter, air pump, electrical machine, microscopes, lunar and solar, &c. armillary spheres, magnets, set of mechanical powers, optical machine for prints, &c. &c. which have been procured at the ex pence of upwards of s £ 100. TO MILIE CKMORE & Co.'s PATENT BOLTING- C TIIS, without SEAMS, jyth regard to Durability, and Mismatch and Precision in lfresM>:g, excel every other Invention of the Kind, as the a^>at and increasing Demand for them clearly evinces. Tiy Proprietors, gratefully ac- knowledging the liberal Suj(port they have received, and respectfully soliciting its c<^ftinuance, be# Leave to inform their Fiends, and Gentlemen in the Flour Trade in general, that their PATENT BOLTING CLOTHS, are sold at their Manu- (aete>ry at WA?OSWQIITH, SURRY and by the following Agents, viz.—MesstWCoKfoKAX aiitl GBIGG, No. 27, Mark- lane, London. jjjjf- r%. » t f Brecknock.Geofe?North Kington John Meredith Bristol J^iasfi"ell&Ce. I Li'Jigadoclr.T. Thomas Bridgewater.rErt)s]f.'r j Leomiinter ..Isaac Perks Bromyard.. jfames Masoc | Monmouth. Jas. Evans_ B'.Offtyard.. aines Masoc | Monmouth. Jas. Evans Brosefey.M.i. J. Guest 1 Shrewsbury ..W. Huzledine^ Gloucester^. John Ingram j Temf&bury. J, Russel flay.Jr.J. Bright WemtPool..Thos. Jones Herej^tfl,Thos. Webb Worcester. Jos. Wagstau TIMBER TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the White Hart, Narberth, in the county of Pittibroke, on Thursday, the 1.9th of November, TSl Ji, in four separate lots, as follows, subject to conditions to be then produced, Lot 1. 1 A 7Q i"kAIv Timber Trees, 615 Oak IT/ .W Poles, 138 Deal Timber Trees, 5 Sycamore ditto, I Beech ditto, 1 Alder ditto, 142 Ash ditto, 31 Ash Poles.. The above Lot is standing and growing on a Hill called Coed-Glas, and Long Meadow, and are scribed, marked, and numbered. Lot 2. 1102 Oak Timber Trees, 03 Oak Poles, 311 Ash Timber Trees, 92 Ash Poles,,51 Deal Timber Trees, IS Syca- more ditto, 12 Alder dittp, 6 Alder Poles, 5 Asp Timber Trees, 3 Beech ditto. The above Lot is standing and growing on a piece of ground called Penlan.Hill, and are scribed, marked, and numbered, Lot 3. 259 Oak Timber Tre*151 Oak Poles, 22T Ash Timber Trees, 197 Ash Pole- 81 Deal Timber Trees, 266 Beech Timber Trees, IS Svca no re ditto, 54 Elm ditto,,29 Elm Poles, 46 Lime limbe Trees, 19 ditto Poles, 45 Asp Timber Trees, 100 Asp Poles, 20 Alder Timber Trees, 10 ditto Poles. The above Lot is standing and growing on the hill below the dwelling-house and on the hedge-rows, aresenbed, marked, and numbered.. Lot 4. 285 Oak Timber Trees, 102 Oak Poles, 229 Ash Timber Trees, 3 Deal Timber Trees, 58 Beech ditto, 4 Syca- more ditto, 2 Elm ditto. The above Lot is standing and growing on a hill called Cae-coryn Hill, Long-Tongue, and Cwmgejrddi-bach. ThewWe are situated on the Demesne of Pant-Teg, in the parish of Llanddewi-Velfrey, in the county of Pembroke, and within a few miles of a brauch of Milford Haven, JOHN DAVID, of Kil-Cwm, near Lampeter-Yoltrey, Car- penter will shew the Timber, &c. and for other particulars apply to THOMAS HASSALL, Kiirhute, NEAR Cardigan. 'WILSTLOAOUER.LKI^ Y,^ F (MANOR AUD ESTATE OF LANDAFF, \1 u CLAMORGANSHIKE. i/i. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, V L.\ LOTS, At the Cardiff Arms I mi, Cardifl, on Tuesday, the 24th day g of"N<M!ember, 1812, ^M^HE/very valuable and extensive MANOR of LASrDAFF, with Fisheries in the Rivers Taff and Ely, Tolls of the Fairs, and valuable Commons thereto be- longing; near 700 Acres of very fertile Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land, situated in Landaft", Carton, Fairwater, Ely, and Whitchurch, on the banks of the Rivers Taff and Ely, and great part adjoining the Turnpike-road from Cardiff to Cow bridge; "together with the Scite of the ancient Castle and several very valuable Messuages and Gardens, delightfully situated in and near the Town of Landaff. The whole of this Estate is Freehold, and from its situa- tion possesses peculiar advantages, being in a remarkably fertile and beautiful country, within Ii mile of the port of Cardifl, and having coal and lime at a very easy distance— it is part Let on Lease tor/J^y^s, part on s!iort»Tfrms of Years, and part at Will. (~y Cf't't. I m Particulars may be had, three weeks previous to the sale, of Mr. WILLIAM MATHEWS, of Canton, who will shew the Estate; of JOHN EVANS, Esq. St. Mildred's Court, Poultry, London; of JAMES RICHARDSON, Esq. New Inn, London; and of Messrs, CLARIDGE and IVESON, Pall Mall, London, where Plans of the Estate may be seen. fjfyt PEREMPTORY NOTICE. CARMARTHENSHIRE. Llanarthney, Llanon, Liaudchie, and Llanfihangel- Aberbythich Inclosure. WE, the Commissioners appointed to carry V V into execution an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the blst year of the reign of his prefent Majesty, intituled, An Act for inclosing Lands in the several pa.- rishes of Llanarthney, Llanon, Llandebie, and Llanfihangef- Aberbythich, in the county of Carmarthen," Do hereby givt Notice, That we intend to bold a MEETING for further carrying the said Act into execution, at the Dwelling-house of Edward liostock, known by the sign of the Bear Inn, in the town of Llandilofawr, in the said county, the 26th day of November next, at twelve in the forenoon and we do hereby require, that all persons and bodies corporate or politic, who shall have or claim any Common or otiier Right to or in any such Lands so to be inclosed, shall deliver, or cause to be delivered to us, at such Meeting, an Account or Schedule, signed by them, or their respective Husbands, Guardians, Trustees, Co innitu-es, or Agent. of such respeo tive Rights or Claims, and therein d"si.»ibe tlse Lands and Giouniis, and the respective Mfssu.'ges, Ldiiiia, Tenements, and Ilered4 in ,expect whereof they siiali respec- I tively' claim, to be entitled to any uad wiikt) of such R'ght t in and npon the same, or n>;y part thereof, v, j;ii the name (tr names of the person or persons then rr the aftual possession, j and the particular quantitiea of tne same respectively, ani maps or plan of such Lands- (if ni'»y have any), and of what nature and extent such Right is; ;uid almo in what Rights and for what Estates they claim the same respectively, dis- tinguishing the Freehold from the Copyhold or Leasehold, or on non-compliance therewith, every of them making de- faults therein shall, as far only as respects any claim so neglected to bedel vered, be totally barred and excluded of and from all right and title in or upou such Lands so to be divided respectively, and of and from all besefit and advantage in or to any share or allotment thereof. Given under our hands this third day of October, lfcSJ2. CHARLES HASSA LL, THOS. HASSALL, RICH. JONES, CARMARTHENSHIRE. Llanarthney, Llanon, Llandebie, and Llanvihangel- Aberbythich Inclosure. WE, the Commissioners appointed to carry V 7 into execution an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 51st year of the reign of his present Majesty, intituled An Act for inclosing Lands in the several pa- rishes of Llanarthney, Llanon, Llandebie, and Llanvihangel- Aberbythich, in the county of Carmarthen;" and also ano- ther Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 52d year of the reign of iiis present Majesty, intituled All Act to amend an Act of his present Majesty, for inclosing Lands in the several parishes <.f Llanarthney, Llanon, Llandebie, and Llanvihangel-'MjcrbyHiich, in the said county of Carinar- then," Do herein) giue Notice, That we will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the house of Edward Bostock, known by the sign of the Bear Inn, in the town of Llandilo-fawr, in the county of Carmarthen, on Wednesday, the 125th day of November, 1S12, at three o'clock in ihe afternoon, the following tot ano ibarceto of Land, Being part aricV parcels of the Lands intended to be inclosed by firlue of the said ifrst-mentioned Act: Quantity. Lot A. One PÀrcJ of Ground, adjoining the pub- A. R. p, He road frOlnCwllunwyn to Llidiart Rhyd-y-Bis- well, containing SO 0 0 Lot B. One Parcel of Graund, adjoining lot A, and the Coitageand Garden, called Tir-y-dreinen, containing 30 0 0 Lot C, One other Parcel of Ground, adjoining the public road from near Cwmmwyn to Mynydd- bach Llanedy, containing. Lot D, One Parcel of Ground, adjoining the last- mentioned public road, coiitLiiijilK 6 0 Lot E. One other Parcel of Ground, adjoining the last-memiooed public road and lot D, containing 23 0 0 Lot F. One other Parcel of Ground, adjoining*he last-mentioned public road and lot E, containing .22 2 0 Lot L. One other Parcel of Ground, adjoining the last-mentioned public road and lot F, containing ,22 0 0 1 Lot N. One other Parcel of Ground, adjoining the last-mentioned public road and the road leading to laidiart Rhyd-y-Biswell, and opposite lot L, con- taining. 21 0 0 Lot O. One other Parcel of Ground, adjoining the last-mentioned public road and lot N, containing 21 0 a These lots are situate on the Great Mountain, and near Tir-y-dreinen, Lot P. One other Parcel of Ground, adjoining the public road from Cappel Lime Kilns to Cwmmwyn, containing-'« u Lot Q. One other Parcel of Ground, ad joining the last-mentioned public road and lot P, containing.. 17 0 0 Lot R. One other Parcel of Ground, lying on My- nydd-bach Llanon, adjoining Ty-gwynn and Cwm Farms, containing 2o 2 0 These Lands are strongly recommended to the attention of the public as it is not probable that an opportunity for mtiking such eligible purchases will again occur; and will be soltl without reserve.. „ The purchaser will be required to pay a deposit of one- tenth part of the purchase-money at the time of such sale, and the remainder within three calendar months next after tn$d sale; and in default thereof,the money so deposited w Ti b ? forfeited The whole of which said several Pieces or Parcels are n'arked and set out bv holes dug in the ground and a Map of the same may be seen at the Office of Mr., CHARLES MOR-, BUS Ouav-street, Carmarthen.—Given under our hands, the IddavrfOcotber, 1*1*. CHARLES HASSALL, 3afwy THOS. HASSALL, RICH. JØNES. j VALUABLE AND USEFUL BO0KS,^V Now publishing by B. and R. CROSBY & 4)o. Stationers'- court, London, and to be had of J. 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IN Rheumatic and Chronic Complarints, in violent Pains in the Limbs, and in most Cases where Colds are the Origin, no Medicine has ever been used with greater- Success, or held in higher Estimation, than the Genuine BATEMAN'S DROPS; but to guard against Counterfeits, Pur- chasers are particularly requested to observe thatYhe Words ''Dicey and Co. No. 10, Bow Church-yardire ori ited.M the stamp—all others are Counterfeit. Sold wholeEale by Dicey and Co. No. 10, Bow-Churcl- yard, London and retail by one or more r. sprCtable Ven- der in every town throughout the kingdom, i&4>otiles at Is. I £ d, and ls.6d. each. THE FIRST PRODUCTION IN THE W<|ftLD] Patronized by their Royal Highnesses the PJtlTtCESS 9F WALES and DUKE OF SUSSEX, the SV^NISlf. AMBASSADOR, and most of tlte Nobility. 1 MACASSAR OIL FOR THE HAIR, ITS virtues are composed of Vegetable Ingr JL dients from a Tree in the Island of Macassar, in tt e East Indies, This is no pretended Foreign Oi), but tite genuine produce of the Macassar Tree; and is tei-,)miamdeti on the basis of truth, experience, and the most respectahii* and accredited testimonials. Where the hair has been bald for a series of years, this Oil will fully replenish it. It nourishes and preserves the hair from falling oft' or changh. its colour (particularly after sea-bathing, which oftcri proves injurious to the hair), and by its moisture eradicates whatever binders its growth, and soon makes it thick an regular..Ladies, especially, will find the benefical HFecu ot this Oil, as it gives to the tresses a most beautiful gloss, scent, curt, &-c. and renders it inexpressibly attracting. It is also pre-eminent for children's hair, instead of soap, &c. It cleanses the hair much easiei, eradicates the scurf, i« extremely pleasant the infant tod brings the hair to a u It is tilso ddmiiH^iy Dromofp* superior to nrf i rfnstam ioS? Hi wribout powder^; also is a sure restorer of hair on horses, &c.; and in many other respects it possesses propertiei* unheard of in any preparation of a similar nature. Pf" Observe the signatures on the outside label, in 1 ink, A ROWLAND and SON," and the words, Rowland's Macassar Oil," are engraved on the bottle, v without which none are genuine. N. B. This is the only preparation for the hair that has received the sanction o(any part of the Royal Family. Prepared and sold at 3s, 6<1. and 10s. 6d. per bottle, or large faniily bottles at one guinea each, containing eight small, by the Proprietors, Rowland and Son, Kirby-stret-1, Hatton-garden and by their appointment by all wholesale and retail Perfumers and Medicine Venders in London !•;» J. Daniel, Carmarthen; and in every town throu^: out the empire. Of whom may be had, ALSANA EXTRACT, or the Ahyssinian Botanical Specific, foreradi(atina;all Disorder" of the Teeth and Gums, and rendering themextremel y beautiful. Patronized by her Royal Highness the Duche-s York. Price 10s. 6d. aud 4s. 6d. per battle; or tfet Pewder at 2s. 9d. per box. Interesting to the Public in general. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD.-This elegant preparation having risen to the highest repute, is earnestly recommended to those Ladies, who, from repeated and difficult labours, are afflicted with weaknesses and in- firmities; in which cases it strengthens the stomach, the weakened organs, and the whole constitution. Those who' in an advanced life feel the consequences J; youthful excess, or unfortunate youth who have brought en themselves a numerous train of evils, will, by the use of this most valuable restorative, fi. d themselves restored to health and s £ ren?4.i,ftnd themefancholy symptoms removed, which are the general effects of such causes. e, The Cordial BalmofGilead is a most noble medicine, cern., posed of sOlle of the choicest balaams and strengthened in the whole Materia Medica. The process is long and labo- rious, and reqltires the most nice and minute attention. It assuredly affords, the most permanent relief to those unhappv youths, who have been deluded at an early age,into a secret and destructive vice, now common among them, as well as 10 persons of all ages afflicted with nervous disorders, pro- ceeding either from an immoderate use of tea, hard drink- ing, heat of climate, excess of grief, d ssipated pleasure, bad lyings-in, immoderate course of the menses, &c. This Balsamic Cordial 'S peculiarly adapted to weak fe- male constitutions, as well as tp phlegmatic habits in Gene- i-al it acts powerfully as a nervine, not only to the weak stomach, but to the whole nervous system; corrects a viti- ated appetite and digestion in the first passages, and assists wonderfully in recovering the -one of the urinary and seri- at organs: hence its efficacy in ,e most obstinate semi n;, i complaints in men, and corresponding weaknesses in wo« -r Persons entering upon the holy state of matrimonv, slicu! t consider, that where the fountain is polluted, the sf p that flow from it cannot he pure."—Tne blessings of he are no sooner lost than painful experience teaches the n estimable value of it, and the unhappy patient looks around. too often, alas! in vain, for the means of its recovery — The utility, therefore, of this medicine is too obvious. need further comment. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, in 10s. 6d. and 33s. bor' the latter contain four of the former, by which the purchaser saves nine shillings. Every genuine bottle has a stami which bears the proprietor's name and address, S a-, Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony. Double postage of all letters to Dr. Solomon, Gilen^- House, near Liverpool, must be paid, and a fee of £1 in- closed for advice. The ANTIIMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON's DROPS, for purifying the blood, and restoring the system when if paired by the imprudent use of Mercury, have been fori the great and only restorer of health and vigour in di ord r.- where SALIVATION has repeatedly failed.—Price 10s. 6d Family bottles 33s. The ABSTERGENT LOTION, for removing Frnn:.o s from the surface of the human body.—Pints 45. 6d. ila! pints 2s. 9d. duty ine-Itided. hlso, The DETEPCF. N i OINTMENT, for old sores, &c. at 4s. 6d. per box. Also, jiut published, price 3s. a new Edition, with Ad- ditions, of A GUIDE TO HEALTH, in a variety of o r, plaints, some of which are treated on under the 'follow-i r heads, viz.—Advice to nervous patients, asthma, b:1i! women, deficiency of natural strength, female t on gouty spasms in the stomach, hypochondriac compl i ternal sinking, loss or defect of memory, rheumatisr vy, scrofula, turn of life, venereal diseases, weak < youth. By S, SOLOMON, M.D. Sold by J. DANIEL, Carmarthen; likek-ise bv principal Venders of Patent Medicines itiroughout Uaited Kingdom.