North Wales Gazette

Sl" David's Day.—On thc anHiversar of our tutelar Samt un Thursday last, a splendid din- ner was provided at Bangor Ferry for the en- tertainment of the members of "the Bangor Association. The company was numerous, mirth and harmony presided, several loyal and appropriate toasls were drank, and at a late hour the company separated, all highly pleas- ed and gratified. Our communications upon the fioriu grass have excited gome degree of sc-eptism upon the truth of our correspondents statement hut with gralitude to him for his favor, we can assure our readers that specimens have been procured and received at Mr. Brosler's, Chester, and which are forwarded 10 lhis office, which have satisfied every one who inspected them of the consequence of the dis- covery made by Dr. Richardson.—We look to ils introduction into this country with a pleas- ing; hope that our most barren spots will bear the verdure of Ihe best cultivated grounds, (We are happy to hear thai Mr. Parry's selec- tion of Welsh Melodies, is highly praised by amateurs, and that he has been voted a medal* ■by the Gwyneddigion Sociely, lor supporting the dignity of the Ancient British Juslr. A very simple method has been discovered of preserving the air pure in large halls, the- atres, hospitals, &c. 'fhe apparatus, for this purpose, is a common lamp, made according to Argand's construction, suspended from Ihe roof of the ball, and kept burning under a funnel, the tube of which rises above the roof without, and is furnished with a fcntdalor. Dr.VanMarnm, the inventor, for his first experiment, tilled his large hdJOratory with, t the smoke of shavings; a few minutes after he iighted his lamp, the whole of the smoke had disappeared, and the air was perfectly purified. A match of twenty guineas was made on Wednesday week, between two horse dea- lers, on their return from .\orihalSertoli fair at Harewood Bridge, their hacks h run from thence to Leeds, a distance of nine miles, which was performed in 26 minutes, and 12 seconds; each rode (lIÎ his own back; the oatchwaswonby half a length, byMr. Wat- kinson, of Mobberley in Cheshire, beating Mr. lsaar tetley, Leeds.—K ever was so well a contested race run. We have heard of a dreadful murder in the neighbourhood of Wrexham, on Friday iasl, Inll are sorry to say we callnot give the ptU tictitai-s cori-ecliv.-We liane been told, that the foreman of a lime-work received about live pounds to pay the otner workmen, and that a black-smith (now in cuslody ) tvay-laid nim, and so severely wounded him, as io cause his death (lit the Monday following.—Tim numbers of the notes were known, and the delinquent waslottnd ou! by changing theui for > new hat, shoes, &c. in Wrexham tbe day following;. I The following said fo be a certain preves« tive against the loss oi poultry and Ian■ by "•foxes Mix-equal quantities of fa", -train oil, and black hrimstnnc; dress the laiill)s.as soon as pos- sible with as much as will lie On aOnalf-crown of this ointment.— By touching the places ,iere poultry are kept with this mixture., they will be equally secure i atite swelled by eating lover.—An eggshell full of I ar, immediately u1 dov- u the creat ure's throat, has proed a sate a.id certain cure in. sevrai ins!uic.es, and is found to allay the swelling in a few minute*.

LO YDOiV -)i,ll?KBTS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 5. Being a small supply of English Wheat this morning, it experienced a quick sale, a- au ad- vance or about three shi'lings per ouarie: l ine I'oreigi) Wheat equally supposed s price— «-'me Barley was ab.at two shillper quarter dea.er [ •;iaK ,s 0a .;V av^ sa'e Ticlc a, -is are rather dearer—Bomi.g na«e -u-e very dull i„ sale— r tnere were but few fresh Oats a: M,A :{. -h (-.fl were taken off at an- advance -ot ,i, I)ey .• ■—Other ''rsiia vit-li anon Rapeseed and Linseed maintamej ihtT toraier prices. General Currency as under. Wheat. s 78s 104s Gre_» ."ease .40s 46s OA '^iue « «Gs l-l8s Sma;! Beyns.32s .d RYE —s 48X 50S j Ticks. s s _(j Sawey ~S-oS 4JS ()a,R ?4s 30s (>d VVK-V"B"5!C Poh,nds 27•> 36s 0d nhite teas—s 64s 68 s Ra/^e Seed.. 143s 52s 0«J !!I- AVERAGE 'ínCE OF CORN., By the Quarter of Eiglit W i,,Icilestel, Wheat I IIyc• H a,,{ell s. d. s■ (I., ci. |. s. rf A ii.-lese-y, I j 4S 0 I -2 Cartiarvotish. 94 8 ———— 6 0 24 ( Denbigbsl-iire 10? 1 F, t g y, f Flintshire, 107 2 — 57 7 J. Merionethsh. 100 0- 50 8' 2S X Montgomery, 105 7 55 § v7$ Chester, | 93 6 56 2 y —1■ PRICE OF LEATHER AT LFADENIIALL Butts, 50 to 561b. each 10 x: Ditto 56 to 661b 11 r(> H Merchants Backs 0, Dressing Hides.. o Finec^ichHides.]! yo sr Crop Hides, lor cutting, 35 to 40.. 18 to Flat Ordinary, 45 to 50 17 10 ¡' Calf Skins, 30 to 401b. per dozVn.V 27 to Ditto, 50 to 651b. per dozen. ,S6 to '2H Ditto. 3() to 901b 32 fo 'fr Small Seals, (Greenland).6 fl, 3" Large ditto, per Tanned Horse Hides, per lb 20 to 23

DIVIDEND. f|lTTF, Commissioners HI a Commission of j 1. Bankrupt, awarded and issued forth against; JAMRS KNOWI.ES of Gwviulu, in the parish of j Bodwrog, in the county of Anglesea, innkeeper, dealer, and chapman, intend to meet on the Ttli day of April next, at the hour of eleven in the %er.oop, at the house of GEORGE BETTISS, %il(Il tllg Sportsman Inn, situate ill the town of Carnarvon, in the county of Carnarvon, to make t luriher dividend of the Astute and eifecls or the said Bankrupt, when an 1 where the Creditors ho have not already proved their debts, are to tome prepared to prove the same, or they will -e excluded the benefit of the said Dividend. Alld all claims not then substantiated will be dis- "Blowed. The dividend will not he paid on the 7th April fcat on a future day, of which due notice will be "ven in this paper. H. R. WILLIAMS, Solicitor under the Commission. 'Carnarvon, 5th 2 March, 1810. 5 N. B. All persons indebted to the said estate j are required to pay the amount of their respec- live debts without delay. -p DIVIDEND. ,(" 'J1HE Commissioners in a Commission of Jt e;r" u.w«rded>uid issued forth against. '^ANr; Jos ES <»f l^o'J'ddbyrion, in the county of Carnarvon, tanner, dealer, and chapman, intend to meet on the 7th day of Aprii next, at the or eleven in the forenoon, at the house of ^ROROI: BETTISS, called live Sportsman Inn, s''«ate in the town of Carnarvon, in the county or to make a dividend of the estate Qnd effects of the said Bankrupt, when and where th Creditors who have not already proved their e'"S are to crime prepared to prove the same, 0r they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend. And all claims not then substantiated ^1 be disallowed. The dividend will not be paid on the 7th April on a t'itt cti c day, of which due notice will be in this paper. if R. WILLIAMS, Solicitor under the Commission. Carnarvon, nt'i > March, 1810. N. B. All pel sons indebted to the said estate are required to pay the amount ot their respec- ^'ve drill's without delay. 'To the High Sheriff of the County of Carnarvon- 'rO Ihe IJi,-h Sheriff of the County of Carnarvon- \/|E request that you will call as early a y r Meeting as possible, for the purpose ol Taking into considcraMon the ,;ci)rie; v of an op- P^sition to a Bill that is intended to he presented "tta Parliament for erecting a, Bridge across the river Me nai, at or near Bane,or Ferry. J Carnarvon, 5th March, 1810. yf JR. Gai'nons, Edw. G. Roberts, 'AVin Witliatns, Thos. Jones, Rich, GriOith, It■ >bf. Williams, If. Jones, Thomas Wright, If. Jones, Thomas Wright, O. A. Poole, 1,1. Ellis, Robt. Roberts, Jolm Lloyd, J. Evans, George Beniss- Li compliance Nvitli ?lie Requisition, I do ^point a Meeting of the Noblemen, Gei'ry, ^iprgy, and .'Freeholders of (he County of-Car- *°rvoii, to be held at the Shire-Hail, in the town Carnarvon, on Tuesday the 13!!1 install. pre- at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. I WILLIAM GRIFFITH, Sheriff. — J\ i a Meet tug of the BaiiitTs, Burgesses, ;¡¡,Ü, °'her Inhabitants of the borough find/I'owd of Carnarvon, convened. 4tt tile Guild- tla'H, at Carnarvon, oil Monday the 5,fi if j •1810, for the purpose of faking irilo co sideia- *<on cerfatu communications made by Sir Ru- "^CrtT W ii,m A MS, Bart. Member in Parlia- ment for this county, and THOMAS Asnr/roiv rrir, Esq. Member in Parliament, refanve to the measur-e of an intended bridge, across the Menai. Tito. JONES, and ? Esquires, Bailiffs, E. G. ROIiERn; S HI the Chair. XIH S following Resolutions moved I>y WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Esq. and seconded RICHARD GARNOJTS, ..sq. were uaauiuiously .arried. ISI. That it appears to this ineeling", that thf r°prielor» of Bangor Ferry, iiaving lately, at. a l*fy considerable expense, provided new and J^'ciisive facilities, lor the accommodation ot ^Vellers, the pa stage is 'hereby reaacred <JPer lettIy safe, easy, and commodious. d. Thai it is the op mon of this Meeting, that Bridge, Arch, or Cause way .constructed wer J Meuai, at or near iiaegor Ferry, not being "Pessary on any principle of public coiivenieney., *0tild not only lY.,sti-(e the improvements now !oaiuienced, under the sanction -of the Legisla- tUte, in this harbour., hut would absolutely de I gtl-o y the trade andcollllIlcrce of thi-s town and guilty, in as much as such Bridge-, Arch, or Causeway, would render the navigation of the trillts extremely diflicult i! not impracticable. 3d. That Sir ROB&RT WILLIAMS, Bart. M.P. this county, is entitled to the Thanks of this eeting, for the important information contained letter of the lirst instant, to the Hev. H. (Jiles, Clerk:; and that he shatt be requested to '^I'ose a measure so decidedly hostile to the es- interest of his constituents, whenever it be submitted to the consideration of Par- hzi"ellt. That the Hon. Captain Paget, M. P. for fr's Borough, shall be also requested to oppose e same. 5t1. That this Meeting, duly impressed with a Spiteful recollection of tiie important services ren- Jtered to the trading interest of this town, formerly icier a similar pressure, by the exertions of T. iSheloll Smith, Esq. M. P. for Andover, Ihank- ."Hy accept his proffered opposition, to a pro- lec( so fraught with injury to t.he Coasting Trade or North Wa!es in General, and aiming at the .ery existence of this Town and County in par- c't'ar. 6th. That copies of these Resolutions be trans- I j,ted to the Mayors of Liverpool and Chester, I "Ii a request, that they do mstruct their Mem- J bi!s in Parliament to oppose the measure. j l(l). That a Committee be formed to carry | j"fisc Resolutions into effect. That the Rev. H. j °iies be appointed Chairman thereof, and that j Coipniittee consist of the Trustees under the j ^larvon Harbour Act; and that they, or any t.Ve of them, be competent to act in the name of J ple whole, and to elect any future members of the | they may think [>roper. j That these Resolutions, signed, by the u'.ii £ fs in the name of the Meeting, be publish- the North Wal^s Gazette, and circulated »e'ierally throughout the county and neighbour- j.°°d, and particularly to those Members in Far- illmel\t who are interested in the opposition. THOMAS JON ICS, ) E. G. ROBERTS, C 15aUl!ts- T? It The Thanks of the Meeting be given to *iilFs, for their promptitude in convening ',ii" aud for their cowtoct Us the CUalr, 'TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Saturday, the IOth instant, at the Crown and Anchor in this city A CAPITAL, well bu'rlt and fashionable GIG, and H ARNESS, complete and nearly new; also an excellent ROAD MARE rising five years old,'$may he inspected previous to the Sale, by applying at the Crown and Auchor. WANTED, TTY A GROCER IS CHESTER, A STEADY YOUNG MAN of good cha- racter as an Assistant—also an APPREN- TICE wanted, with whom a premium will be expected. Apply to the printer of this paper. or to Mr. BROSTER, Bookseller, Chester. WANTED TO PURCHASE,- On any part of the Sea Coast of Carnarvon- shire or ^Merionethshire, A BATHING LODGE, with BO or 40acres of Land ad joining to it also au Estate of. two or three IIU.VDRD POUNDS per.annum contiguous to the Lodge, or within a short dis- tance of it. Application to be made to the Printer of this paper,. Notice of Sale. — MR. BROSTER, respectfully informs She Public, that the very extensive LIBRARY, PAINTINGS, FR I NTS, RUSTS, ST ATC ES, and PTII-J LOSOPITICAL APPARATUS, of the late Rev. JAS. WINFIELD, will beSOLD BY AUCTION, in the course of the Next Month, of previous notice will be given in this paper, and Catalogues will be ready for delivery before the sale. I tie KYOVJV TASTE and CLASSICAL Kliow LEOGK of that, much respected Clergyman, ren- ders it unnecessary to. expatiate upon this col- lection. CAR N A R VO NSmilE. V" — V y RII0SIIIIIWA UN I?\CLOSURI^' f .the undersigned, the Commissioner ap- pointed by an Act of Parliament passed in the 43d year of the reign of his present Majesty, entitled, ."an Act for dividing, allotting, and inclosing, a trae! of comuiom and -\vasfe lands, called Rhoshirwauii, situate in the several parishes ol Aberdaron, Llanfaclrhys, and Bryncroes, in the county of Carnarvon." Do hereb/l give Notice, that the next public meeting for putting the said Act into execution, will be held at the house of Mr. DAVID RICE, known by the naile of the Crown and Anchor ion, in the town of Pwllheli in the said county of Carnarvon, on Wednesday •he 25fh day of April next, when and where all such person and persons as have alreadj purchased .avy part of the said common and waste 'lands, itnd whose emit rods have not bsr.n forfeited and drclÚerl null and void, at e requested to come prepared, to pay their respective puechaxemoney. And if being provided by the said Act, that the of file ail other incidental charges and expenees what- soever. for or by reason of, or preparatory to the dividing and inclosing of the said common and waste lands, and of carrying (he said Act into com pi eat execution, shall be paid by salcor any part of the lands so to he inclosed the following additional portions of the Said common, WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTl J.f, At the house of the sxid Mr. DAVID Pact;, on 11 Wednesday !he said 25fir-flay of April next, at the hour of 2 o'clock >n the afternoon of tin; same day, subject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced Ai IL P. LOT 1. A portion of the said common P. containing, S 3 10 2. dido 12 B 3 3. ilittQ 23 0 25 4. ditto 2Q 1 25 5. ditto 14 I 16 :P- IS 3 11 T. ditto r7 g 8. ditto with B.incroachmcnts.. 46 1 30 The first seven lots commence at Pant Fali near Rhyd lias Gate, and extend in a direct IIlie on the r.oiith side all)ng tle intended new road, I till it joins the road leading from Bryncroes to Aberdaron. Lot eight is situate on the east side of the road leading from Bryncroes to Aberdaron, and ad- joins the properties of Sir Robert Williams Yaughan, hart, and Richard Edwards, Esq. A. 11. P. LOT 9. A portion of the said common containing. 40 2G 10.. ditto.. S 2 3 These lots adjoin Tockyn Morgrig, on the south cast side of the road, leading from Bryncroes to A berdarolJ, aud on the easterly tile new road from Meiliionydd, to join the said road from liryncroes to Aberdaron. A. R. P. it. A portion of the said com- mon, with one incroach- ment,containing. 12 2 13 12. do. with 4 do. do. 13 I 15 13. do. with I do. do. 13 0 2 14. do. with 2 do. do. 10 2 6 15. do. with 4 do. do. 17 3 6 16. do. -with 2 do. do. 75 0 27 17. do. with! do. do. 14 3 0 18. do. with 2 do. do. 69 3 38 19. do. with! do. db. 5 3 37 20. do. with 2 do. do. 17 0 18 21. do. with I do. do., 100 35 22. do. with 1 do. do. 12 0 39 29. do. with 2 do. do. 42 3 30 24. do. with 4 do. do. 29 0 16 25. de) do. 24 2 19 The last mentioned lots are bounded on the south west by liryn hynog, the property of R. Edwards, Esq. on the westerly side by Tair Gwraig, the property of the said R. Edwards, on the northerly side by Caera, the property of Mr. Ellis Roberts, and on the easterly side, by the properties of the Hon. Mrs. Finch, Sir Robt". Willfames Vaughan, bart. and others, and are divided by the road leadiug from, Bodgaea to Perth Colmon. Dated this 6th, day on March, IS SO. BEN. WYATT, Commissioner. For further particulars respecting the sale, apply to the Commissioner, at his residence at Lime Grove, near Bangor; at the Olice of Mr Glynne Griffith, Solicitor, Carnarvon; to Mr. R. o wel;, Land Surveyor, Llatienghened.le, Anglesey; and at the place of sale, where plans of the difejent alettmeats ae rleft for inspection. TonE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. s. ALL that CAPITAl. FARM, situate, lying and being in the Parish of Llanllechid, in the county of Carnarvon, called by itle name of Talyllynogwan, containing about 1461 acres, now in the occupation of Morris Joues, and Jane Howell, as tenants at will. And all that valuable farm situate lying and being, in the said parish of Llanllechid, called by the name of Talywaun, containing about 652 acres, now in the occupation of Owen 'Evans, as tenant at will. The above Farms lie contiguous to the new post road, leading from Holyhead to Shrews- bury, and within a few miles of the new inn, at Capel Cerrig, about twelve miles from the market iOWjJ of Bangor, and nine miles of Llaorwsr. The land is capable of great improvement at a small expence owing to the great travelling upon the new road, land near Capel Cerrig is very much increased in value; these farms are well worth the attention of persons who are inclined to spe- culate in real properly; a new IKH may be con- veniently built upon one of them: an additional inn near Capel Cerrig will answer well Further particulars may be had, by applying to Mr. J.. EVANS, Attorney, Carnarvon..

rt!ü8! Political Summary STAT??.-—The intelligence from this country is o( a nalirre to excite thcgrcatestanxiety. TJie enemy have alreadj arrived atCadix, l id are.making every preparation to com- mence a regular siege. In -the mean, time eve- ry exertion was using by I he garrison, together with the inhabitants, to place the fortiiica- tions in the iiiosi formidable and best possible j state of defence; a considerable body oftroop.v. had been dispatched from Gibraltar, and four regiments from the army untier the command of Lord Wellington, to assist the Spaniards iu iiiis their last and most important struggle In the cyent of a reverse every precaution has. been taken 10 secure the ilect in furtherance ot which a large naval force Ins been dispatch- ed from Portsmouth. Wcccrtniniydonot look for the immediate fall of Cadiz, and a protracted defence must be attended with con- siderable-privatioll alia loss on the part of ihe enemy; of ,t iriiiy iti this neighbourhood being impos.sibte for any length of time. ? CONTINENT.—A considerable coolness is slated to have prevailed for some time be- tween the Courts of Pelersburgh and Paris; tile cause for which is, of eonrse, variously accounted for—some ascribing it to a refusal by the Empress Dow.-iger of Russia tpaccept Bonaparte's overiures for a marriage with one of the Princc'.sst;s--olhcrs again atlirming thai Alexander is dissatisifed with the measures pursued by Donaparte iu Roland—one tiling is certain, that a large Russian army is form ing in the above country, IJIII whether with a' view to hostililies with France, or to assist ill the war against ihe Porle, is not easily ascer tained, though we should rather incline to the latter optitioti. Paris papers to the 22d,have been received. They contain a decree,for tiie lormal annexation of the papa! dominions to France, thus overthrowing- the temporal power of the Pope, who is now reduced to a subject of Bonaparte's, and placed at the head ol ihe-French Bishops, with a some w hat larger salary. Under sticti-eircumsttl)ccs, it -ivotild certainly be great impolicy on the part of Great Britain4o concede the Catholic claiais, while they withhold the Veto from his Majesty. They must now profess spi ritual obedience to a l'rcnch Bishop, and it-must be considered as contributing to the ruin of Great Britain, to sytfer ot),e of his Bishops to govern fbe Roman Catholic Church of Ireland. --=

W EDM ES D AY.—Four o'Clock. TJie reports of a misunderstanding between Russia and Fraflce gain ground.—Hamburgh Gazettes to the 15Ui u It. report that44 very formidable bodies of Russian troops are as- sembling along theNiemen and the Bog, and t, 0, that a numerous army, to be commanded by Gen. Kutusow, is forming in Russian Po land." It is slated also, in the Hamburgh Correspondenten, that the greatest alarm and anxiety prevails throughout the polish territory in consequence of the exiensive mi iilnry preparations of Russia, and that the communication between the two countries had been in a great measure suspended, in con- sequence of an order from St. Petersburgh, directing that all ieltt-r-s to or from the Grand Duchy should be opened and examined." Previously to the departure of the 74th, TSth, 871h, and 94th regiments, frojxi.Portu- gal for Cadiz, the amount of the forces in Portugal, we are informed, on the authority of a British Officcr at head quarters, was 40,000 Portuguese regulars, and about 24,000 native militia. The same Officer speaks of the British troops in Portugal, fit for service, as amounting to 16,000 or 18,000 men." he adds, 1 am happy to learn that the whole of our army, speaking generally, is in good y 11 t, t, health." Speaking of their positions, he says, I'inhell is our advance from Guarda to Abrantes we have no troops. General »1 ill's division, with the cavalry under General Payne, is marching towards Badajoz.—Two regiments garrison Lisbon; the small rein- forcement just arrived is for the present at Lisb u ulsy, The north oflhc Douro is open, ag is llie south of the Tagus. Works have been, thrown up on the hills in the immediate i vicinity of Lisbon, and a very strong chain of works extends from Villa Franca to Torres Vedras. Lord Wellington is now in- specting the position which I have pointed ont above." On the loth it was reported, that the French army was approaching under General Junot, who is again pitted against Lord Wellington. Ney's army is on the fron- tiers of Galficia. And it appears by the French ¡ Papers that these Generals had a consultation ou the 4th at Toro. It is expected that the enemy will invade Portugal on the North-, east. It appears from a private letter received from Abo, the capital of Finland, that a most bloody and barbarous massacre iiad been com- II milted by the Russian troops on the inhabi- tants of this unfortunate country, scarcely exceeded by the memorable massacre on St. Bartholomew's day at Paris. fY certain por- tion of the inhabitants were ordered to be drafted, or rather impressed, into the service ot the Emperor, directly contrary to au ex- express stipulation. They remonstrated, in the most respectful terms, to the Gov-mor GÜUllt. Tolesky; when in order to redress rlheir grievances, they were desired by pro- clamation to repair on the sabbath day. to their respective churches, when ihey were immediately surrounded, and no less than 700 unoffending individuals were btitclict-eil with- out any distinction of age, sex, or condition.. PRICE OF STOCKS. :s Reduced 1 Long Ann

======= '1 Thursday, elllarch 8. 81- MARRIAGES. 1,a,t week,at Watshamstow, Mr. Henry Cooke youngest son of the late William Cooke, Esq. one of the directors of the Bank of England, to Catherine, second daughter of Robt. Bu chail, ESll. of Walthamstow. ■; Ci-esty, to Diivies, Stag's-bead, l'lawarden. Mr. James Price, of.Cacrwent, aged 22, to Mrs. Bullock, on the wrong side of 82, lHft slle had 500 charms which the euamouted youth cou!dnot withstand. DEATHS, On Friday, the 2<1 inst. tnucfe regretted, the Rev. Griffith Jones, Vicar of Aberdaron, in this county. On Thursday last, John, Hughes, of Acton- house, in the county of Denbigh, Esq, Wednesday se'nnig'it, at Ruthin, sincerely la- men ted by bis family and friends, Mr. Hugh Griffiths, skinner and glover. On tiie 15th alt. at Douglas, Isle of Man, after a short illness, John Livesey, a gentleman uni- versalis respected and generally lamented. Gat-

FAIRS THE ENSUING Ji'EEK. Anglesey,-—Llangefni U. Carnarvonshire.—Carnarvon 19. ^Denbighshire.—Cerrig-y-Druidion 14; Y spwtry 17. Flintshire.—Ll-anurgain 14: Nortliop II. 16.16; Corweii 12: Towyo 16. » TIDE TAME Foil THE EXiUlXC n'R"K» „ •" « « „"S f. < V A N :ii X « '5 .2 g ,? ° «' ;■■ 5; o sS "1 § £ -5 "j i ? £ g £ sf> ?-"a & '•«</ kf. ,>. wit -i •• i £ g> « 5 £ f -• SSS g 5 i frmrt ;» -S 3 •<& S § "-5 'j > uxiler, an • v < G* CI N '4 ° ttue X'l fa rr.rtr: /)„< | High, ] 'ifigh Ui^h, fliirJt j uish I'iish 77~7~, 1 W«t&r Water Wain* IValer ff'nter H atr>- outlay J. liAit^iJ. H. iVI. II. M, ) t}. X. H. M h. M. I Ff, ftT» Thursday,89 6 < !0 fi j S 0 4(5 I! ,G 1 ({ 5g j ••; Friday, 9 9 54 10 54 I li 34 12 24 j 12 44 I i 24 Saturday, 10 10 42 t-l 42 j 12 *9 ■' I jg I S2 } 2 I'2 Sunday H ii 80 | IS 30 1 i X) I 2 0 2 20 II 0 1 1st. Sunday in L nt Monday, 12 12 18 J I IS j I 5S.| 2 48 H 8 I [ 4S Tuesday. !3 1 6 2 0; 2 40.j 3 3f> 3 56 4 46 Wednesday ..14 I 1 54 ( 3 54 j 34 1 4 Li4 4 44 5 24