North Wales Gazette

IN TEE TOWN OF CARNARVON. TO BE LET, Ami entered upon on the ISihday of May, 1808, DWELLUíGnOUSE, with the AP" 8 PURTEN ANCES, shuat-c in Market-strcet. in the town of Carnarvon, now in the occupation of Mr. J. Thomas, surgeon, which is sufficiently large and convenient for the-residence of a genteel family consisting of a parlour, 1.9 feet by -16 feet, a good kitchen and pantry, a servant's hali, a se- cond kitchen, brewhouse, and a capital cellar, a tea-room, 23 feet by 16 feet, and a nlunber of good bed-rooms, with a good stable, and a large gar- den. For further pari iculars, apply to Mr. J. i: VANS, attorney, Camarvoi*. • ROBERT HUGHES, drjpep, haberdasher, glover, 8)q. CARNAaVO^-SXRKET, BATSGOR. EMBRACES this opportunity of rcturilingi his most sincere thanks to his friends and the public in general, for the encouragement,he has received since his commencement in business in this city; Pn4 begs leave to inform them, that he has constantly on sale an extensive assortment of every article in the above different branches, of the best quality, which he trusts will continue to ensure him tfcat prcfereaie he has so fully ex- perience d. ill B. LADIES' SHOES WORSTED GLOVES. "T" í ¡.( id.(, iuLi -,v .-V" V R'^ea-bra t ETU1- <s to nis friends 'A Ias* "numerous favours confe *PIS mosl gratefiif th/ »• ness, on-i ok,a .ft,c in'biic, for {j fli-c, he has recently oTist />j ^ucehis commen«- with au en- tire ii and most FasbionabldSii'SVjM??* London, Manches- ter, and Scotch mast^«< Lieh he is determined to sell on the most RE^ITAME terms, for READY MONEY; and bein £ 11rcdby solicitations from manv respectable quarters, he sells GENUINE TEAS, and DEFINED SUGARS. S. Vf. mtends waiting upon his friends on his iournics as usual, and feels assured the superior quality of his goods will ensure him a continuance of that share of public patronage he has so amply experienced. Country Orders will (at all times) receive due attention. fcg- Debts due to the late firm of J. and S. Walker, are requested to be immediately paid to J. WALKER, Ruthin; Mr. Oi.ni ri:r,n, Farm, near Abergeli; or S. WALKER, Beaumaris. 25th Jan. 1S08. SLOOP MARGARET. I TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, V WITHOUT RESERVE, At the King's Head Inn, in the town of Carnar- von, on Thursday the 4th day of February next subject to such conditions as will be then pro- duced. I THE SLOOP MARGARET, -t of Pwllheli (William Ro- berts, late master) now lying in the Port of Carnarvon, of the burthen of Twenty-one Tons and upwards, with all the Tackle, Furniture, and Materials be- longing- to her. She has lately undergone a com- plete repair, has a new Cabin, and is well calcu- lated either for a pleasure boat, or the coasting trade. For further particulars apply at the Sheriff's Office, at Glanravon, near Carnarvon. g^T Persons having claims against the said Sloop, are requested to send the particulars thereof to the said Office, previous to the day of Sale. MERIONETHSHIRE. A correct Alphabetical last, of the names of the several persons who have taken out, Certificates with-respect to the .killing of Game, in the county of Merioneth, from the 1st day of July, to the 22d day of October, 1 SOT. Anwyl Captain William, of Erynadda. Anwyl Captain William Lewis, of lle-ngae. Davies Thomas, of Llandderfel, Clerk. Lloyd Bell, of Tyddynylian, Esq. Lloyd Richard Hughes, of Gwerclas, Esq. Owert James Williams, of Bala, Esq. Price Richard Watkin, of Rhiwlas, Esq, Richards Richard, Jun. of Caccynwch, Esq. Vaughan Sir Robert Williams, of Nannau Bt. Vaughan Griffith ap Howe!, of Hengwrt, Esq. Wynn William, of Pickhill hall, Denbighsh. Esq. Williams Robert Evans, of Bodwanni, Esq. Williams William, of Tynycelyn, Clerk. GAMEKEEPERS. Cadwalader William, Gamekeeper to Mary J.ane Ormsby, spinster, of her Manor of Arduuwy utveh arteo. Navies Bedo, Gamekeeper to William Wynne, Esq. of the manor and lands of Talybont. Foulkes Richard, Gamekeeper to Edward Wil- liames Vanghan Salusbnry, Esq. of his manors of Rug and Glyndyfrdwy. Jones Samuel, Gamekeeper to Sir Robert "Vv il- liames Vaughan, Bart, of his manors of N annan and Hengwrt. Jones William, Gamekeeper to William Oakeley, Esq. of his manors and lands in Festiniog, Macntwrog, and elsewhere in this county. Jones John, Gamekeeper to Richard Watkin Price, Esq* of his manors and lands of Curnes- gyrn and Tircurnmynach. Middleton illiarn. Gamekeeper to Bell LIoyd, Esq. of his manors of lands in Hirnant, and elsewhere in the said county. Rowland Howel, Gamekeeper to Sarah Harriett RIytton, widow, and William Owen, Esq. Guar- dians to John Mytton, a minor of the manor of Mowddwy, Williams Rowland, Gent. Gamekeeper to Sir Thomas Mostyn, Bart. ol his iiiartor of Ardudwy V. Is ANWYL, Clerk of the Peace. Ey cupper of liis Majesty's Commissioners for .snanagiffg the Stamp Duties. C\ E. BEHESFORD, Secretary. WANTED, A Youth as an APPRENTICE to a Wool- len-draper, in the tow n of Beaumaris as lIe will be treated as one of the family, a premium will be expected ;—he must speak the English and Welch languages fluently. For further particulars apply, if by letter post pair!, to the Printer of this paper. Bangor, Jan. '29, 1S08. Is CURACY. WANTED, by a Clergyman-of respect- V able character, conversant in the Welsh language, a CURA C Y, in any of the counties of North Wales. Salary will be no great object, where the use of the Parsonage-house ciii I)f! had, and the situation likely to be permanent. For further particulars, enquire of the Printer of this paper; if by letters, poxl paid, V! ON SALE, DANTZIC, SWEDISH, & MEMEL TIMBER, NEW YORK YELLOW PINE, NOVA SCOTIA & MASSACHUSETS PINE, RED & worn; DEALS, NORWAY. DEALS, NEW YORK PINE BOARDS, V RED & WHITE OAK, PLASTERING & SnATE LyrnS. Apply to JAS. HOLLAND. B rid.rwater-sl reel, Liverpool. is published, price Ha!f-a-Crown, ..L jJ.i!.l}. J.- CONSIDERATIONS ox tii r. y C A USES. OBJE C T S A "iO C O N S E 0 U E N CES, OF THE PRESENT WAR A X T) On the .Expediency or the'Danger of a PEACE WITH FRANCE, By WM. ROSCOE, ESQ. London: printed by John M'Creerv, Fleet- street, for T. Cadell [Iud W. Davies, Strand and sold by the booksellers in Bangor and North Wales, Chester, Liverpool, Manchester, Bolton, Warrington, and Blackburn, &c. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On Thursday the 11th day of February, 1808, at three o'clock in the afternoon, at Mr. Grif fith Owen's, Raven Inn, Towyn, neru" Ma chynlleth, North Wales; li 1, I ALL imst good Brig or Vessel called the THREE SISTERS, of Sunderland, burthen and regis- ter one hundred and eighty-seven tons, Mr. LEON K AD HOIK;SOmas- ter lately driven on the sand near Towyn, but since got off, and is safe in the harbour of Aber- syimy. The above vessel is but little damaged in her hull.—Other particulars will be given at the place of sale, where Hninvcutorymaybcseen. Towyn, Jan. 23, 1808. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Livesley's, the BuIl-and-Punch-bowl Inn, Dale- street, Liverpool, on Monday the 15th day of February next, at 6 o'clock in the evening, in such lots as may be agreed upon at the time of sale. THE REVERSION and INHERITANCE ct to a, iii tiie MESSUAGES, BUILDINGS, TENEMENTS, LANDS, and. HEREDITAMENTS, in the town- ship of Trebwll, in the parish of Llansaintfraid Glan Conway, in the county or by the name of Tijddin y (ioylrc, and -which eon- tains about thirty acres, and now in the holding of Jane Jones, as tenant at will.. Also, of and in two several MESSUAGES, BUILDINGS, LANDS, ;;no1 TENEMENTS, in the same township, and known by the name of Brtjn y Gynnog, and liruny PistilL and contains about twelve acres, and now in the Bohling of Enoch Hughes, and Thomas James,also as tenants at will. And also, several COTTAGES, in the village of Llansaintfraid aforesaid. For other particulars, apply to Mr. C. CT.KMKTS, attorney, Liverpool; or Mr Jolis EDWARDS, Plas Llewellyn, near Abergele. THOMAS AUSTIN, WHITE LION LSN, CHESTER, rr AKES this puhlic opportunity ofreturn- i ing to the Nobility and Gentry of the principality of North Wales, his grateflllacknow- ledgement of the encouragement he has experi- enced from then!, and respectfully trusts his still further exertions in every branch of his extensive llnlerlakingwill entitle him to a continuance of that preference. The following COACHES sst off from the White Lion Inn: ROYAL MAlI. TO LONDON, Every night about 11 o'clock. ROYAL MAIL TO HOLYHEAD, Every morning about 2 o'clock. ROYAL MAIL TO LIVERPOOL, Every morning about 2 o'clock. T ELFIG R A PH TO LONDON, On Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday evenings, at 4 o'clock. COACH TO SHREWSBURY, On Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 1 o'clock. COACH TO MANCHESTER, Every day at half-past 1 o'clock. COACH TO MANCHESTER, Every morning at 7- o'clock, by way of Preston Brook. COACH TO LIVERPOOL, By way of Eastham, every day, two hours before high water. gdr* The proprietors of the above coaches will not be accountable for any parcels above the value of 51. unless entered ítlIlI paid for acsordiagly, JUST PUBLISHED, (Price 7s.) I THE STUDENT'S COMPANION; or a SUMMARY OF GENERAL KNOW- Jl SUMMARY OF GENERAL KNOW- LEDGE.—'Comprehending, Geography, History, Natural History, Bio- graph)', Astronomy, Commerce, Chronology, Belles Lettres, Theology, and Politics.—Illus- trated with Engravings. BY JOHN SJBTW. London: Printed for Thos. 1 giiton, White- hall and sold by .T. Rashrook, Bangqr P;!int!r, Wrexham; Pearson, Holvhcatl • Ru- thin; I t, c, I'. Camaryon; Ct •«€«.« JloLwcJJ; and Brostct and SOH, Chester. ANGLESEY TURNPIKE ROALL^ V,; JVolice is hereby given, AT a Meeting of the Trustees of the JL said Road wiil he held at the Bull's Head Inn, in Llangefni, in the said county, on Friday the 12th day of February next; for the purposes of receivit). tlic Quarter's Rent, of the several Gates, which w ill be due o, t!ia,, day; for passing s '("" the Treasurer's accounts, and for other es-pecial matters concerning the trust. W. P. POOLE, Clerk and Treasurer. Pencraig, Jan. 23, 1803, 1)1 FIDES D. V THE Commissioners in a cominissioii of bankrupt, awarded and issued forth against JAMES KNOWLES, of Gwyndu, in the parish of Bodwrog, in the corunfy of Anglesea, I dealer and chapman, intend to meet on the 15th day of March next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the house of George Bettiss., Inn-holder, known 'hy the name of the Sportman Inn, situate in Castle-street, in the town of Carnarvon, in the county of Carnarvon; in order to make a dividend of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt. When and where the creditors, who have not al- ready proved their debts, are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the be nelit of the said dividend. And all claims uot then substantiated, will be disallowed. IT. R. W ILLIAMS, Solicitor. N. B. The dividend will not be paid on that day, but on a future day, of which due notice will be given in this paper. Carnarvon, 23d Jan. 1808. — NOTICE-TO CREDITORS. W II EKE AS OWEN JONES, of Pwllheli, in the county of Carnarvon, shopkeeper, hath assigned his estate and ellects, by indenture, to trustees, for the equal tieneSt of such of the creditors of the said Owen Jones, who shall sig- nify to the said trustees, or their solicitor, their consent to accept the benefit of the trusts of the said indenture, and execute the same 011 or before the lirst day of March next; now .N?tÙ;e is }wreh:y given, That the said indenture of assignment is lert, it the office of Mr. JO/IN KI,I.IS» in Pwllheli, Carnar- vonshire, Solicitor to the said trustees, for the pe- rusal and signature of such of the creditors of the said Owen Jones as may think proper to-accept the provision thereby made for tlunn, within the time aforesaid. 19th Jan. 180S; Carnarvonshire Freehold Estate. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY SIR. ELI AS WILLIAMS. BY AIH. l:LL\S WJLLIA,'fS. At the Crown and Anchor, in the town of Pw llheli, in the county of Carnarvon, on Wednesday the 24th day of February next, between three and five o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, unless disposed of in the mean time by private .1 contract, of which due not iCe wdl be given, in the following or such other lots as may be agreed upon, andsulÜect to such conditions as shall be then and. there produced. £ « No. of acres F" Parish, tenants. Tenements, more or 'ess, a. is. p. 1 Llaaaelhaiarn, Mrs Jones and Jolia Roberts, Pared, 33 2 0 2 Mrs Jones and William Griffith, Cappaslwyd, 24 1 gG- 3 LlaT.itayon, 2 3 6 4 Robert Roberts, Tymavr,, 3 2 15 5 William Griffith, Ty newydd, 1 1 39 J — .«— — ■ ■ The whole of the above lands are of an excellent I quality, and capable of great improvements at au easy expellee, being situate near Llanaelhaiarn Bay, where lime and sea manure may be had.- They are situate 13 miles from the market town of Carnarvon, and 7 miles from Pwllheli, and near the Turnpike road. They command an unlimited right, of common on the adjacent hills called the Rivals and Bwlch mawr, which afford excellent Sheep walks. The respective Tenants will shew the premises, and further particulars may be had of THOMAS-JONES, Esq..l3ryntyrion.near Bangor; MR. GRIFFITH THOMAS, Macntwrog,Merioneth- shire or of MR. JOHN ELLIS, Solicitor in Pwll- hcli, Carnarvonshire, where a Man of the Estate may be seen. January 22d, 1808, -m_-Y_t- THIS BAY PUBLTSflF.n. I PM > U i ) A REPLY tt o'il>,a ,/)>. in iONS of The Right H,w ^iu D- i.» -■ i It, up<r, the SEQUEL to .1 4 -f i!h)l i V^MLXATi- ON of the R(n .s < Hi >i CLAIMS: including some-»uu T ne rai, ,< n-<>f i79i, and 17l" cl Di. 'j iov Fa^uaal ( :i, -1-; qi' Pope's Rescript; oi tkv .'Uai i. nt, i, ih Bishop of Dadiam'- Cim <> r1 > n, V)i < u of Co Hta i. e Mi a h i > aa i :h> t ii ,t'< i li.v '.ie ii 'I » t «■ Li r J of Nc v r f oii^ i! f t and l«t'v i' ;f«n < f v i Sold by ic- 1J|\ ,1 r's.ula r I | 1. an], London; t ooki ant i n,n, Oxford; 1 Deighton, Camb.id*t; Li i.)v I > >r; and Soli, Chester. Where may be had, price 3s. sewed, The SEQUEL to the SERIOUS EXAMINATION of the ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS. DENBIGHSHIRE TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. TII OS. JONES, At the Hand, in Chirk, in the ctJuuty of Den- bigh, on Saturday the 6th of February, 1808, at four o'clock in the afternoon, IN lots; 257 ASH TREES, 14 ALDER TREES, 18 BEECH TREES, 26 SYCAMORE TREES, 21 ELM TREES, 0 FIR TREES. The above are now growing on lands in the pa rish of Chirk, in the county of Denbigh. Printed particulars may be had from Mr. Tre- vor Mather, Pentrehobin, near Mold Mr. John Lloyd, Efenechtyd, near Ruthin; Air. John Roberts, at Ruthin: and at the Chirk Castle Agent's Office, in Chirk. DENBIGH DISPENSARY". t AT a GENERAL MEETING of the Governors, held this day, The Rev. Thomas dough in the chair, j R ESO LV ED, 1.Tip,HAT Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart M. P. be JL President; and that The Right Rev. Lord of St. Asaph, lIon. F. West, Sir Thomas Mostyn, Barf. M. p. and R. MyddeKon Bid- dnlph, Esq. M. P. be Vice-PresideuW for this year. 2. That the following .gentlemen be a Committee- for conducting the a Hairs of this charity, viz.—• The Rev. T. Clough, Rector; J. ^Griffith, Esq. Rev. Doctor Myddelton, Rev. R. B. Clough. JoIn, Jones, Esq. Thos. Lloyd, Esq. T. H. Clough, Esq. Capt. Roberts, (i. Ciiiiiiiiilr,, M. D. Mr. Williams, Mr. Roberts, and the Acting Sur- geon. 3 That Messrs. Clough, Roberts, Mason, and I Price, Bankers, be Treasurers to this Society. 4. That the proposed extension of the bene- fits ol this charily to those labouring under her- niary complaints and prolapses, be carricdinto ef- fect, under the following regulations, as soou as possible, viz. That Governors subscribing One Guinea. shall hayc the power of recommending one patient an- nually, (whether afflicted with a rupture or pro- lapse), to be provided with a, single truss or band- age, not exceeding the expence oi-lIatf-a-Guinea; and those subscribing T'ito Guinea: two patients, requiring single trusses or bandages; or one pa- tient standing in need of a double truss or band- I age, valued at more than Hatf-a-Uuinea, and not above One Guinea; and so in proportion for every larg-er subscription. That no person receiving parochial assistance, he wpplied widl a truss or bandage, unless paid for by the Overseers of his parish, or Governor recommending him. That no person be furnished with a truss or bandage, who is able to pay for it; but at prime I cost. That all persons not receiving parochial assist- ance, yet who are unable to pay for trusses or bandages, bringing letters of recommendation for that purpose, from a Governor residing or having- property in the parish to which they belong, shall be provided with them, gratis. 5. That in the opinion of this Meeting, a Do- mestic Apothecary is necessary, to make the Den- bigh Dispensary as useful as it is capable of be- coming; and they particularly beg leave to re- commend it to the next General Meeting, to en- gage one without loss of tim e. 6. That Mr. Peake's benefaction of X- 12 2s. be taken, at his request, as his subscription for next year; he having fallen into a mistake about it. TIlOS. CLOLTt)Uf" Chairman. Denbigh, Jan. 4, 1808. I ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIBERS. =€ s. d. i Sir T. Mostyn,.Bart. M. p 5 5 0 Rev. P. Whitley, St. Asaph, 1 10 Mr. H. Stoddart, ditto, 1 1 0 Mr. Jones, Dinas, 0 10 6 Edward Jones, Esq. Rhos, 110 J. L. Salusburv, Esq. Galifaynan, 2 2 0 Rev. James Price, llwil y crochon, 110 Rev. E. Davies, Newmarket, I 1 0 Mr. Jones, Surgeon, Denbigh, 2 2 0 Ditto (Benefaction), 3 3 0 Mr. H iJditch, Postmaster, (ditto), 0 10 0 North Wales Gazette Office, (ditto), I 1 0 Subscriptions continue to be taken in for the use of the Dispensary, at the Bank, in Denbigh; at Mr, John Roberts's, Ruthin; at Mr. Hugh Sto- dart's, St. Asaph; aiio. it is earnestly hoped, that those benevolent persons, who have not yet sub- scribed, will lose1 no time in doing so: the accu- mulated mi.es of many would enable this charity to spread health, happiness, and comfort, among suffering: thousands. Should the annual income be equal to the ad- I ditional expellee, it is proposed to extend 1he be- nefits of this charity to a numerous and miserable .class of our fellow creatures the poor cf both sexes, labouring under herniary- coniplair-ts and prolapses, by supplying them with the most im- proved trusses, and other means of relief, (J:j¡" Vide Resolutions of a Meeting of the friends, of the Denbigh Dispensary, held In the I :a I AGRICULTURAL IMPROVEMENTS, By Ceorge Home,$Thos. Payne, jillt. W't-iu V'" near Ptmnorfa, Carnarvonshire. WASTE LANDS forming a very ccmyi- d,erahie part of this and lise adjacent coiui. tie#, with the peculiar advantage j that situations in Wales generally afford," might, at a comparative trifling expence, he wonderfull\ enhamed in vallu- by rhc various improved meiho(J.; in J i I V. :t i> I and SEt we Lan; p 1 t 1 wiih M 1 evi'; » « 1 I i 11 I ii 1 4 1 ol»"i r» II lil 1T11 < « < Kj Ill j » ( r t t i Jr if ft <pui> j, We (,ji!i *t » »■ uteiit oppoifoisity 10 offer our nio.^talraMiiLt! nk-' for I[ we 1, 4 pcncuced, and hc to tislorm the laaden mtcre-t and public at large, that we continue the above husiness, trusting we shall receive, such encourage. • men t as our merit deserves, at t.'iis period, when 1 Owners are so truly sensible of their own and the public advantage,-improvements in agriculture be- ing rightly esteemed of the first importance to this nation. gdT LANDS Sr-jivnvEB, and neatly Matped in the most accurate manner—Plan S and ESTI m \T for draining, irrigating, warping, sea-embanking, vreirs, iloodgates, sluices, &c, &c. executed, if approved of. Wertu JlIII. 1, 1808. STATE LOTTERY Of 25,000 Tickets, Begins DR AWING 8th of MARCH, I€ua. To bt. drawn in Ten D.i Cil EINT E. 3 Prizes of = £ 20,000 3 10,000 to 4 5,000 20,ftl.{) 20 1,000 30 S00 0 45 100 4 ,LU 60 50 1,000 gi 21,000 5.100 1.5 76,500 25,000 Tickets. =6250,000 SO FIXEn PP.IZE. The above fc I" with not three Blanks to a Prize, contains nearly double the number of Capi- tal Prizes of any Lottery for many years past, though many of those Lotteries consistedof G0,0G<) Tickets. Present -Ticket. 19 0 Half £ \0 15 01 Eighth £ 2 15 6 Quarter 5 9 0 Sixteenth 18 0 Tickets and Shares, in a great variety of Num, bers, are now selling at all the Licenced Lottery (Hikes in Loudon, and their. Agents in the country, who have likewise on sale Tickets iand Shares for the GRAND CITY LOTTERY, Of Fi-celioll Houses, discharged of Land Tax CONTAIXIXC Capital Prices to the amount of £ 104,000. viz. 1 valued at =625,000 7 lal-li,21,1 at aC4t000 1 7,000 6 3,000 4 6,000 1 2^000 It is proposed that those Prizes which, are di vided into small Shares shall be sold, and the pro- duce paid to the respective Shareholders. PRESENT PRICK..—Ticket £ 1 14 0 Half £ i 0 0 Eighth 1 0 Quarter 2 1 0 Sixteenth. 0 10 6 To be drawn in Guildhall, 26J/t April, 1S08. J. PEARSON, Bookseller, Stationer, and Ten-dealer, < nOLTKEAD. FWIIIE amusemeut aud advantages of CIP A CULATING LIBRARY havi ng long been desired by most of the honourable and respectable lainilies in this neighbourhood, he has purchased a well-selected COLLECTION of BOOKS of near EIGHT HUNDRED VOLUMES for that purpose, and intends adding all works of ESTA- BLISHED MEHIT as they are published, as well as the best PERIODICAL FCBLICATJONS.—TEHMS, Yearly, J-21 6s. to have one hook per day: Half Yearly, 14s. one book per day: Quarterly, 7s. one book per day. Whilst J. P. solicits the support of the public, he has the satisfaction to inform them, that he- has so arranged the mode of conveying books to his suhscribers at a distance, that they shall he forwarded weekly, on the POST ROAD, free of expence. Catalogues may he had at the NORTH WALES GAZETTE OFFICE, Bangor. J. P. likewise informs the public, he has, at the solicitation of many of his friends, entered into the TEA LINE, and is supplied direct from a Broker belonging to the India House with GENU- I ine coon TEAS, at the under-inentio'ied prices, for HEADY MOSEY, which will be found well I worth the attention of families, and independent o their superior quality will insure a SAVING of ONE to TWO SHILLINGS in each pound. B lack Teas per lb. Sl r7, s. ti. Is* T iii,,)ortel di,,Ito, I I tl Congou Leaf, 5 01 Best Imported Gun- OJ .t. Good Souchong, 0 6l powder, 16 0 Very good Souchong, 7 6i C'°11ioe, Clwco[ale, Cocoa,s,:c Capital Souchong, ,s r.! ClOud [toastc¡} Coffee, [) 0 Superfine Souchong,.8 h Fine Plantation ditto, (i 0 Bestlmportedditio,10 v superfine Bourbon Greet} Tea- ditto, G Very good Green,1 0 Genuine Turkey do.. 7 0 Fine Twankv, 8 6 Very fine Bloom,S 6! Churchman's and Sir Superfine ditto. Ily- Hans Sloane'sMilk son kind, 9 6| Chocolate, 6 8 Superfine Hyson, I I CI(IeauiiiePatentCocoa,4- 6 A great variety of plain and elegant PAPER HANGINGS of the best London patterns, of which s will be sent for inspection to any dis- tance. JEWELLEHY and TRINKETS of the newest and most elegant patterns. Dealer in LACE,. PERFUMERY, PATENT ME- DICINES, and various other articles, at the London -es. Orders from the country duly attandsd u»,