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TEN GUINEAS REWARD. N V WHEREAS John Thomas, of Beaumaris, Linen-draper, was on the night of Tues- day the 16th instant, stopt on the road between Bangor. Ferry and Beaumaris, by some personam foot, who knocked hi in off his horse, and attempted to rob him: Notice is hereby given■, That whoever will apprehend the person who stopped the said John Thomas, or any of his ac- complices, or give such mforuiatiea to Mr. John Jones, Attorney, Tjtjfty 'Gongl, Cjjgawvram, as •shall be the means oS discovering the-offender or offenders, shall receive the above reward 011 his or their conviction, upon application to the said John Jones. Ft 5.20, 1808. Wholesale Stationary Warehouse for Shop- keepers, AT THE PORT OF BASCOR, CASN ARVONSUIRE, To be opened March 25UI, 1S08. BROSTER & SON, (Booksellers to His Roy-4 Highness the DUKE of. GLOXJCESTEH), AFTER experiencing the favours of the trade in the Principality for upwards of.forty years, embrace this oppor^nity of reluming their grateful thank*, and respectfully inform them that they purpose OBeKtas; a warehouse in this port, for the sale of WHOLESALE GOODS ONLY viz. Paper of every description, of the best qua- lity—All kinch of School Books, Bibles, Testa- ments, and Common Prayers—Account Books, Copy and Memorandum Books, Day Books, Ledgers, &c. &c. ruled to every pattern by pa- tent machine—Wafers, Wax, Quills, and Peti- cils-Bonnct Boards of various kinds, with the other articles sold in retail shops. B. & Son trust, when the DELAY and EX PENCE OF CARRIAGE is considered, that this establish- ment will prove an advantage to the trade in ge- neral. Wanted, an APPRENTICE, of good educa- tion, to the printing business. BROSTER and SON inform their Literary Friends and the Public, that in a few weeks will be published their annual CATALOGUE OF BOOKS for 1808; which, from the collections they have purchased, they have reason to think witl comprize a very CURIOUS aud RAil" ASSORT- MENT in the diiferent branches of literature. EAGLE AND CIlILD INN, HOLVIIEAO. V v THE following COACHES set out from A. the above Inn THE ROYAL MAIL TO LONDON, By way of Chester, every morning-, in 48 hours. Fare inside, £ 6 fi 0 Outside, 3 3 0 TO CHESTER. Inside, 2 5 0 Outside. 1 5 0 By way of Shrewsbury. THE ANCIENT BRITON, E^cry Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday mornings, to the Bull and Mouth, Loauon. Fare inside, 4 4 0 Outside, 2 10 0 TO SALOP. Inside, 115 0 Outside, 15 0 THE PRINCE OF WALES POST COACH, Every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sa- turday, to Shrewsbury. Fare inside, 1 15 0 Outside, 1 5 0 No parcels, &ct to be accounted for, unless entered and paid for accordingly. TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the White-lion, in Ruthin, at the hour of four in the evening, of Thursday the 10th of March, 1808, in one lot, subject to conditions:— I IN THE PARISH OF LLANYCHEN. PLAS Coch, 305 OAK, 18 CYPHERS, 127 ASH, 1 CYPHER, 17 SYCAMORE, 124 XTLM, 33 CYPHERS, 3 ALDER; Street fawr. 2 OAK, 7 ASH, 3 SYCAMORE, S ELM, 1 ALDER Street bach, 5 OAK, ) ASH:3 ELM; •ff.vo y Celyn, 4 OAK, 6 ELM, 2 ALDER Ty'n •<v'{Joed,56 OAK. 63 ASH, 1 CYPHER, 16 SY- CAMORE, 62 ELM, 11 ALDER, 1 CYPHER. P; Tftr PARISH OF 11. A N C,Y Jj tt AF11. Cellifor, T. Davies, 31 OAK, 2 ELM, 3 AL- DER Cellifor, W. Evans, 4 OAK Cellifor,M. Jones, 5 OAK; Cellifor, T. Jones, 8 O AK Tydd- yn dedwydd, 13 OAK, 12 ASH, 3 SYCAMORE, 1 ELM; Tyddyn ucha, 5 OAK, 8 ELM, 1 CY- PHER. IN THE PARISH LI. A NY SITS. Tyddyn isa, 11 OAK, 1 ASH, 1 ELM, 1 AL- DER; Phts yr Esgob, 10 OAK Glanelwyd, 82 OAK, 2 ASH, 3 SYCAMORE, II ELM,3 AL- DEn; (werglodd Sarneii,~3 OAK, 3 ELM. IN THE PARISU OF LLANDEDR. Glybtir,*) OAK, 3 ASH, 3 ELM, 4 ALDER Rhiw, 25 OAK, 2 ASH, 1 SYCAMORE, 3 ELM, 8 ALDER. IN THE PARISH OF LLANGWUFEN. TN'n Caean, 4 OAK, 1 ASH, 4 ELM, 1 AL- DER Croes efa, 36 OAK, 4 ASH, 9 ELM. Most of the oak and other trees are large and sound, and at the distance of twelve miles to the port of Ithyddlan, to which there is a good turn- pike-road. The tenants on the respective farms will shew the timber; and for further particulars, apply to L- joiner, Denbigh. WANTED, AYoulh as an APPRENTICE to a-Wftol* len-draper, in the town of Beaumaris; as he will be ti-eated as one of the family, a premium will he expectedhe must speak the English an(i languages fluently. For further particulars apply, if by letter post paid, to the Printer of this paper. S Bangor, Jan. 29, 1808. V I — — £ CURACY IN NORTH WALLS. WANTED immediately, a O A'lti to serve two churches within • >( Bangor, about two miles distant from other. Any gentleman wanting such a situation, nil! line the use of the glebe house and garden, and ii)av be accommodated with land sufficient to keep a horse or cow he may also have the household furniture of the present curate at a fair valuation. For further particulars, apply at the office of Mr. H. R. WILLIAMS, Solicitor, Carnarvon, (if by letter, post paid.) TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY WILLIAM WYLEY, At the Castle Inn, Llandovery, in the county of Carmarthen, on Monday the I th of March next, between the hours of 3 and 6 o'clock in the af- ternoon, subject to such, conditions as will be then produced. FOUR Hundred and fifty OAK TIMBER IL TREES, Scribe-marked, and growing in the grove on Bryntelrych farm, in the parish of Con- ville Cayo, and county of Carmarthen, in the posseslsiou of John Davies. The above Timber is situate adjoining the Turn- pike road leading from Llandovery to Lampeter, about 10 miles from each place. The tenant will shew the Timber, and further particulars may be had of Mr. VICKERS, of Cran- mere, near Bridgnorth, Shropshire. ANGLESEY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTONr At the George and Dragon, in on Wednesday the 9th day of March, 1803, a t three o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such condi- tions of sale as will be then produced (unless disposed of in the mean time by private con- tract, of which due notice will be given) ALL that TENEMENT and LANDS, called Ty Newydd, situate in the parish of Llan- gefni, in the aid county, now in the holding of William Williams, under a lease, of which seven- teen years are unexpired, provided the said Win. Williams and his son shall so long live, at the yearly rent of s 10. And all that TENEMENT and LANDS, called Ty 'nyr situate in the parish-of Elian- g-efni aforesaid, now in the holding of ROiJert Owen, as tenant from year to year, at the yearly rent of The above farms adjoin that valuable common, called, Rhos y Meircfr, where the tenants have a right of common,and lie within a quarterofamile of the village of Llangefni. [- For further particulars apply to Mr. R. PIU- CIIA ltD, 'salicitor, Lhvyddiarth Esgob, Anglesey, at whose office a survey of the premises may be seen. CAPITAL TIMBER. » TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the house of Mr. John Owen, in Eglwysfach, in the county of-Denbigh, on Thursday the 17th day of March, 1808, between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions, IS ONE LOT: SEVEN Hundred and forty-four OAK, and eighty-eight OAK CYPHERS, in,, oil farm in the parish of Eglwypfaohaforesaid, called Plas lurwgle, occupied by William Griffith. Five hundred and thirty-nine OAK, and one hundred and sixty-nine OAK CYPHERS, grow- ing on a farm in the same parish, called Pennant Canol, occupied by Owen Jones. Ninety-eight OAK, and twenty-seven OAK CYPHERS, growing on another farm ia the said parish, called Ciltwllaii, occupied by Robert Roberts. The Timber is Jscribe-marked, and the greatest part thereof is of large dimensions, and well cal.. culated for ship-buildiug and various other, pur- poses. The trees growing on. Plas Iurvvgle filrin are convenient for exportation, being within less than a mile of the navigable River Conway, and those on the other farm? within three miles of Tal-y-cafn ferry, oil the s-iiiic rivlr. The Tenants are directed to shew the Timber, and for furthcrinforrnation apply to Mr. ROCER LEWIS, Eglwysfach, or Messrs. OLDFIELB, soli- citors, Farm, near Abergele. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, & CO., STOCK BROKERS, I Corner of Bank Buildings, Cornhill, AND FACING THE GATE OF THE KING'S MEWS, CIIARING CROSS, LONDON. RESPECTFULLY recommend to the notice of their friends and the public* the STATE LOTTERY, that is to eomuier.ee drawing-on the 8th of NEXT MONTH (MAKCII). The Scheme, with only 25,000 Tickets, contains nearly double the number of CAPITAL PRIZES that former ones of Fifty Thousand Tickets have had. This Lot- tery has Sixty Capital Prizes, not three Blanks i to a-Prize, and every Prize to be drawn from the Wheel-not one fixed. CAPITALS. 3 Prizes of £20,030.. are X60,000 3 10,000. 30,000 4 5,000 20,000 20 1,000 20,000 SO 500 15,000 6,205 other Prizes 105,000 25,000 Tickets. £250,000 TICKETS and SHARES alre on Sale at J. PEARSON'S, HOLYHEAD, For RICHARDSON, GOOBLUCK, and Co. London, where all Lottery business is transacted. IN THE TOWN OF CARNARVON. TO BE LET, { And entered upon the 121h of May next, A Neat HOUSE and GARDEN, now occu- pied by Mrs. Stodart.—-For further parti- culars enquire of Mr. RICHARD GJUIIMTH, in Carnarvon. •/ .■■■■■■ NOTICE IS .HEREBY GIVEN, Vi THAT a Meeting of the Trustees of Anglesey Turnpike-road will be he A ti I Bull's Head Inn, in the 7th day of March, for tl.,f- p urpoic settling the treasurer's accounts, &c. W. P. POOLE, Clerk and Treasurer. Pencraig, 18th February, 180,9. "J1 f{ CARNARVON. V [ TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, ALL those TWO MESSUAGES or DWELL- ING HOUSES and PREMISES, situate in Hole in the Wall-street, in the town of Carnar- von, now in the occupation of William Williams and Robert Jones, as tenants at-will. And also all that HOUSE, situate near the! bridge leading to Porthmawr, in the said town of Carnarvon, now in the occupation of AIM Davies as tenant also at will. The above premises are held under a lease for one life. For further particulars, apply at the office of Mr. H. R. W'ILLIAMS, Solicitor, Carnarvon. THIRTY-EIGHT CAPITAL PRIZE8 In the last year, including Two Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, W cr: all shared and sold by T. DISH, J At his old established Offices, .0. 4, Cornhill, Cross, Loado,,i, WHERE TICKETS and SHARES are selling for the STATE LOTTEllY, the nq Scheme of which contains more than double the titttilberof Prizes than were in the last Principal and Supplementary Lotteries added togethev—viz. 3 Prizes of £ 20,000 20 Prizes of = £ .1,000 3 10,000 30 500 4 5,000 45 100 &c. &E. &c. Tickets and Shares are also selling for the CITY LOTTERY, the Prizes of which consist of sub- stantial Freehold Houses, discharged of Land Tax. THE SCHEME COSTA INS 1 Valued fit ^'25,000 7 Each of £ 4,000 1 v 7,000 6 3,000 .4 Each of 6,000 1 2,000, Persons in the country may be supplied, the same as if present, by TENDING their orders, post or carriage paid, to- either 4, GS £ Si?liU, or 9, Charing Cross, where Schemes may be had gratis, and all Prizes in either Lottery will be paid on demand by T, BISH.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the George and Dragon, in Llannerchymedd, oil Wednesday the 9th of March, 1808, at three o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such condi- tions of sale as will be then produced (unless disposed of in the mean time by private con- tract, of which due notice will be given) the following FREEHOLD EST ATES, Parishes. "5 Tenements. Tenants. Acreage,, Bents. .*■ A. R. P. X. d. Lland<,ljfpan, 1. Glan jr Afon,William James, 16 2 5.. ? 0 0 Llanidari, .2. Fron, .William Williams, .14 3 27.. 7 0 0 3. Ty 'n y Lon aad Yr Erw,. Winiam Jones, 4 0 19.. 2 10 0 4. Lands m Tre 'r Driw, Lord Boston, 1 7 .0 Rhoscolyn, 5. Pwllpillo, .Owen Jones, 94 1 14..31 10 0 6. Ccrrig, 40 5 0 0 .7. Llafyr, Richard Smith, 2 2 22.. 1 11 6 .8. Cae Grin, .Jolm Williams, 1 3 37.. 2 0 0 The first lot is in lease for two lives, viz. the tenant, aged forty-font years, and his son, aged twenty-two years; and the dwelling-houses are in good repair and order. The second and third lots have the advantages of a right .of common on the adjoining common, and good roads for the carriage of lime, sea sand, &c. which are to be had at an easy cxpence. The fifth and sixth lots arc weil inclosed with stone walls, and \vilt bç sold subject to proportions of an annuity of = £ 32 a year to one Jane Williams, aged95 years, or thereabouts. Lot 6, is also sub- ject, to an annuity of 12s. a year to one Elizabeth Prichard, aged 82 years, or thereabouts; and there is a chief rent of Is. 8d. yearly, issuing out of Pwllpillo, and payable to Sir Hugh Owen, Bart. The above estates are situate within convenient distances to good markets, and are capable of; considerable improvements. There is lime-stone to be had upon Lot 6, and a prospect of a very valuable marble quarry. The respective tenants will shew the premises, and for further particulars apply to Mr. ROBERT PRICHARD, attorney, !,IwyditrthEs,-ob,An,-Icsey, where surveys of the premises may be seen.
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CURACY. V WANTED, by a Clergyman of respecl- ablc character, conversant in the Welsh language, a • CURACY, in any of the counties of North Wales. Salary will be no great object, ¡' where the use of the Parsonage-house can be had, and the situation likely to be permanent. For further particulars, enquire of the Printer of this papery if by letters, .post paid.. TO COVER, AT ,M A D It Y'N, C All N A RVO N SHIR I'. At Two Guineas the SCA^OE. and Three-fcrnUrng the Groom, I JOHN BULL, a beautiful finfe topped hay tJ horse, supposed by judges to be of very su- perior form, with black legs, fifteen hands and a half high; has great bone and power, rising se- ven years old; got by the famous horse John Bull, the property of the late Earl Grosvcnor, out of a capital Highflyer marc.-He has proved himself a sure and good stock getter. At One Guinea, and a ShiUing the groom, OTHELLO, an elegant horse, all black, 15 hands high, with sufficient bone, and extraordi- nary good action, rising four years old; ,-ot by that excellent fox hunter, Young Hercules, the property of Sir Henry Goodrick, Bart. Also, at Fifteen Shillings, A remarkable fine bony brown DRAUGHT HORSE, of a very good size, rising four years old; got by Mr. Bakewell of Distley's Leices- tershire Horse, out of a Flintshire mare. ORANGE FLOWER will cover this season, at the Turf, Shrewsbury. N. B. The two last may cither be hired for the season, or purchased. G Good keep at 6s. per week, and excellent accommodation for mares. 20th Feb. 1808. 1, THOMAS AUSTIN, WHITE L.ION INN, CHESTER, TAKES ths public opportunity of return- -aL ing to the Nobility and Gentry of the principality of North Wales, his grateful acknow- L ledgement of. the encouragement he has experi- enced from them, and respectfully trusts his still further exertions in every braivh of his extensive undertaking will entitle him to a continuance of that llreferenee. The following COACHES set off from the White Lion Inn: ROYAL MAIL TO LONDON, Every night about' II o'clock, ROYAL MAIL TO HOLYHEAD, Every morning about 2 o'clock. ROYAL MAIL TO LIVERPOOL, Every morning about 2 o'clock. TELEGRAPH 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 I 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. ri- The proprietors of the above coaches wil not be accountable for any parceh ahove the value of 51. unless entered and paid for accordingly.
STATE LOTTERY
STATE LOTTERY Of 25,000 Tickets, Begins DRAWING Sth of MARCH, 1808. To be drawn in Ten Dayv. SCHEME. 3 Prizes of C20,000 ire r, 60, 000 3 10,000. 30,000 4 5,000. 20,000 1,000 20,000 30 5.00 15,000 45 100 4,500 60 50 3,000 1,000 21. 21,000 5,100 15 76,500 25,000 Tickets. zc250,000 NO FIXED PRIZE. The above SCHEME, with not three Blanks to a Prize, contains nearly double the number of Capi- tal Prizes of any -Lojlery for many years past, though many of those Lotteries consisted of 60,000 Tickets. Present Price.-Ticket. £ 20 19 0 Half £ 10 15 0 Eighth £ 2 15 6 Quarter 5 9 0 Sixteenth 1 8 0 Tickets and Shares, in a great variety of Num- bers, are now selling at all the Licenced Lottery 03ice" in London, and by their Agents in the country, who have likewise ou sale Tickets and Shares for the GRAND CITY LOTTERY, Of Fre-elwld Houses, discharged of Land Tax CONTAINING Capital Prizes to the amount of £ 104,000. viz. 1 valued at £ 25,000 7 valued at £ 4,000 1 7,000 6 8,qqo 4 6,000 1 2,000 1 7,000 6. v,UOO 4 6,000 1 2,000 It is proposed that those Prixes which are di vided into small Shares shall be sold, and the pro- duce paid to the respective Shareholders. PRESENT PRICE.—Ticket. £ 7 14 0 Half £ 4 0 0 Eighth £ 1 1 0 Quarter 2 I 0 Sixteenth. 0 10 6 To be dravtn in Guildhall, 26th April, lSqS. m.-„„ ;¡;;¡;;¡¡;
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Cl PEL CERIG IXX. AS the great fall of snow on Thursday last entirely shut up the road through CONVEY, so that, no Mail has yet arrived, Joseph GRIFFITH considers it his'dufy to make it known to the No- bility and Gentry travelling to,and from Ireiand. that tlie Capet Cerig Road is completely open for | travelling, aiid rd iiy I ast. 1808, BRITISH. FIRE-OFFICE. RJHHE BRITISH FIRE-OFFICE, at their JL at(i London, aud.by Agents I';¡¡in!)\p1!;h,(:j;:p::gow, Dublin,- ,an;i the principal 1 MI [Tff Jnited J/ Kingdoms,- continue to .grai: 1 s .raitst I ire, oil the terms and COU'IIN-O'II:, of UIEU- nriu'ed proposals, delivered gratis. The directors have great pleasure in reflecting that by their exert io:II; and plans the benefits nd principles of insurance are more generally felt and understood; md they trust that they have a claim for preference with the public, for the liberal conduct" they baveevmc-C d in all their transactions. Premiums for insur- an-'E.reuewable at Christinas, must he paid oa or before the 9th day of January next. ANNUAL PREMIUMS. Common Insurance, 2s. percent.—Hazardous, 3s. DOil!)!c Hazardou5.5.. Farming-stock, 2s. 6d. per cent. only. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. Broster and SUrI, Amenta at Bangor and Chester. -+-
HOUSE OF LORDS.
HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, FEB. 23. AMERICAN INTERCOURSE lULL. On the motion for the second reading of the American Intercourse Bill," Lord Auckland said, he should not to the instructions of the treaty of 1795, which had taken plclee on the other side of the Atlantic; nor to the inconsistency of Ministers in bringing in this Bill, after the decided opinions which they had formerly expressed on this subject. These were subjects of too minute a nature to occupy his at- tention. lie was disposed to give them every cre- dit for the measure in itself, as it woaki evince a conciliating disposition from which he augured the most favourable result. What, however, he had to press upon their particular consideration was, the discordancy between this Bill a/id the Bill now: before the other House, for giving effect to the Orders in council. The 37th of the King, which this Bill professed to continue would be violated most materially by the new imposts proposed. There was, in violation of the treaty, to be im- posed an addition of 20 per cent. on tobacco, ;I rid about 40 per ceiit. on rice exported. Wine, brandy, &c. exported to America, WOULD also BE liable to a heavy duty, though by the treaty she was to enjoy the same exemptions as our own co- lonies. The duty of 2s. per ton on vessels brought in under the Orders in Council, and the compelling American vessels bound from Europe to the East Indies to go into the East India dock, were also at variance with the stipulations of the treaty, and of course with the provisions of the present Bill. The whole of the intention of government on thi* subject seemed to be still involved in mystery, and he could not but regret that his motion for taking it into consideration in a Committee had not been agreed to. Lord Bathnr.it stated, that there would lIe found no inconsistency in the proceedings alluded to. The American Intercourse Act, passed last session, would expire on the 1st of March. The Bill now before their Lordship's did no more, iuelTcct, than ta prevent that Act from expiring before the other measures in their progress in the other House had received the sanction of the Legislature; and as it contained a clause admitting of alteration, amend- ment, or repeal, in the present session, the diffi- culties slated by the Noble Lord would be easily removed. With regard to the merits of the Bills in the other House, it would be time enough to discuss .them when they were regularly before their Lordships. The Hil, was then read a second time, and or- dered to be committed to-morrow.-Adjourncd.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
HOUSE OF COMMONS. TERUVIAN BARK. Mr. Whitbread expressed his regret that he was not present yesterday, when the resolution was proposed prohibiting the exportation of bark, lest that article might relieve the distresses of the enemy. Leave, he understood,was given to bring in a Bill for the purpose, which he thought one of the most detestable that could receive the sanction of any Legislature. He wished to know, when the FRIGHT Hon. Gentleman meant to introduce his Bit!, as it was his own determination decidedly to oppose such a principle in every stage. The. Chancellor of the, Exchequer answered, that he meant to bring in the. Bill to-morrow. COAL DUTIES. 11[, Madocks moved for an account of the rate and amount of all duties paid on coal and culm respectively, carried coastwise into any part of Great Britain, other than the port of London, distinguishing the places where imported in the year 1807.—Ordered. Mr. Hmkisson obtained leave to hring in á Bil! to extend the Provisions of the Act for regulating the British Distilleries. Mr. Foster obtained leave to bring in a similar Bill, respecting the Irish Dial tileries; also a Bill to regulate the issue of Irish Bank Notes, and to prevent the counterfeiting of the Bank" of Ireland Tokens. The Irish Revenue Regulation Act was taken into consideration by a Committee of the whole House, and leaver-obtained to bring in a Bill, to permit the warehousing of foreign merchandizes imported into Ireland, without paying the import duties. FRENCH DECREES. Mr. Canning, in obedience to the orders of his Majesty, acceding to the Address of the House presented an account, containing the stib-italoce of information received by his Majesty's Government, respecting the methods adopted by the enemy for carrying more rigorously into effect the FH"tJ h. Decree of November, 1806, respecting the com- merce of this country.-Ordered to be printed.