North Wales Gazette

Pol.'d'eed Summary. IV THE petition to the House of Commons of the freeholders of the county of Middlesex, r€*p«cti'ug the ease-of Sit:, Irl. Burdettf has been, rcted by a large majority.—-The pro- e-cedinti, of ti PI London hate not been less violent,i and their petition, though iWiey have attempted to word if, externally father-more respectful terms, we think \'tiU experience the same 'deserved Lite,—in order to counteract, these violenL proceeilings of the Common Hall, a number of Livery-- tell, denominated lite loyal ptvrly, (which is by far the most tumieroui and respectable) Ilsscmbled at* the Loudon ■ Tavern, and drevv "P- an address deprecating; the jale violent proceedings .of the- Livery of London, nnd other public bodies; and calling upon theit, feliow citizens to bury in oblivion all party feelings' to rally round the throne of their r> ve.ier;»hle Monarch iHid to vrpvcto thcworJd tliat his Majesty has not ;my more loyal Sub jects than his ciliz^n.V bf Lor.dnn, or more jErateful affection with, which;; J'e lias watched over the happiness and weHaic f h people." This isvts it should be; and1 e trust will be imitated by every otht-r city 8ad county, Hot iufeclcd with til is t) ficitit toatiia, SWEDEN.—Bv tin; hist Cioltenbirrgh Mails, "e are informed that a plan for a -counter f<ivolutio!l in this country had jusl bceii dis- covered tile objed of which, N$-Ii I-ol-cl?!acc the unfortunate oil the throne. The Plot, it 'waripclli¡,g-Iatf()r execu ti(llf at Stockholm, and would have been f» „ fecled but for the treachery of some of the Parties, who laid the whole of the alfair oiirn. Ti t,fonVrede and others of note, were'-arrest; e(I Coniit de la Garde toOk an nctive part in f'C plot, but finding it wan discovered, he Cs«aped, and, it is said, is on his ivly to England. Amic;ttc., .-By recent !et!ersrccche!! fro: this coutitry, they appear'to have coitsfdera. My Cooled iu their rancour against Great Rritain., or in other words, to be re<rainin»- til e'r senses; these letters convey the most c°mplete assurance of a frico lily disposition and recommend exteiisive ,Coiiintercial specti btion. in the coufidenceof reciprocal iuter- i CI)tir.se, restricted only by such regulations as shall be deemed essential to promote the nia- j ritilnc interests of the United States. Several 1 Tost respectable Houses in New York have already stopped payment; that these will be c°nsiderab!y increased, when the intelligence drives of the sequestrations that have taken PWe in France, may reasonably be antici- Patfcd.

^TABMSIIEO FOit 7 is r. t*SK Q F iriiOLZSsJLE Č5 RET41L DEALERS, MERCHANTS, B4iVHERS, §c. fyc. Published this day by CROSBY: and Co. Sta- tioners' Court, London. I. COLLINS'S COMPLETE READY RECK, ONER in Miniature, containing Table's Ac- ClirateJv Cast up of ¡¡nyquantity, <iÙd at any Price-with Interest Tables, Commission, Bro- cage# Weights and Measures, Stamps, Bankers, ""ties, &c. &c. Printed and bound in a neat «*nuer for the pocket, Is; Gil. or calf lettered 2s. 'A very pretty edit ion of,a very useful little >00k, which is neatly and correctly pruned. SUcli a modest volume mllst be particularly ati- etJtable to those who require its assistance. Anti-Jacobin deviate, for Oct. I SOS. II. Tables of Interest, correctly froni I to 434)00. at 5 per cent. for 1 to 96 days, and for to 12 Months.— Do. of Commission from 1-Btti °5 per cent.—Also for calculating any riven "in per Year, Month, Week or-Day. By Mr. T. MITCHELL, .Accountant, London. 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Crosby's Merchants' and Tradesman's Pocket "ictionary, adapted to every Branch of Com- merce, Rules and Institutions oftrade, Bills aiitl **uPer Currency, Laws of Agreements, Partners ^hitration, Weights, Measures and Qualities! Prions Stamps and Duties, and some thousand ther important articles. 16 This is one of the most wanted and useful ictionaries we have seen 1 the vast variety or S,ubjecl. it. cootaios will be found necessary and convenient (or every person, from. the Peer to he meuial Servant. Anti-Jacobin Rev. 1803. 5 A New Introduction to the Italian Method "ook-Keeping, by the Rev. R. Turner, Author <he Geography and Introduction to the Arts, c- The 5th Edition,corrected by Mr. Malham, 'shining. J j, 6> Crosby's New and Oomp]efe Gazetteer, of ^glanri and Wales, or Traveller's Companion, n fine paper, 18mo. with Maps, 5s. j,7' General History of Inland Navigation, th°r^!Rn and DomeStic, a Complete. Account of 'e Canals already executed in England, with "siderations on those projected, by J. Illhillips, uthor of the New Builder's Price Book 5tl'i attioD, Svo. 10s. 8d, boards. CYSHELIR YR EISTEDDFOD 1 Ytf lUSELWY V j'StfWtffl'YbO DYDD 0 t '■' ■" • '• 'FE'HEFlW.t MONEY. WANTED on Mortgage of an eligible FREEIIOLD ESTATE, in the couoty J ofCantarvon.the Sum Of ONE 'l'tlOUS AN I) POUN OS.Apply to JCHIN -JO-NKS, JUU. solici- tor,Castle-street, Beaumari., A NEW FOIITUNE-TKLLIXG BOOK, • flyÐIL PARKINS. Publislic-,d fli.is 1).Y Ill, fheaMide 1 p r i c e,-) i, rid. 1 THE UNIVERSAL FORTUE TELL ELL 'I CONXilNJN-'i NKI"RT!F,S OP FATE, Gtnnp. to HIDDEN SKCKKTS. It A stit c)t,(i (i Y, PAJTSKXIMUIV, GKOWASCY, 'PA i.m estii'V. 1) V PLACETS, M-A7«KSAHD SCARS, MOI.K.S, BIU»K, URASTN, &C. SKCtttT WBVFlffG. ol, ART OF DIVINATION. OHAciiKS by DHK.VMS. Si c,F«fT' LA N Gl' AGE. M A T H F, M AT 1 C A X. M A OIC. Gunlotrs QUESTIONS, -IKTW to ltn«w all things, PAST, Pni;st:NT an'd'to eotm;. 4 The whole is illustrated hY CUR IOUS WOOD CUTS, OfSIG 1\S, FICtTur.S, P L .1 N &T <, l:. DR. PAII?{1 N'■»' New E'lition of CTJR.PC.PF^R'S EKCMSH Hntif.'AI., 5. ROUHI), The s;unc ON tiue paper, with coioured plates, 7s-. 6J. Boards S'VA^sSlU, Aprit21th, 18\Q, AT a Public Meeting lield this day at, the Guildhall, to take info, consideration the "•most effectual method of ESTA BUSH I.NIG an A-UX.lLI.VRf B1 BI.E SO'C! LT Y to aid tho Ire¡¡i;¡"id illlpnr!ant oh,jecL of Ihe Bntlsh anil -Foreign Bible' Sotiie'y-, Sir .1..MO it K IS, Bai't. Portreeve, in the Chair: Th >t the object.; the constitution, and the pro- cèed ilt, i fthe Britjshaml Foreign Bible Sm-i< tv, have the cordial-'approba*ion of this Meeti.i' iL tli,! aiding and ..co-operating with the British and i i) (lie of ilic Holy Scrip'ures, both at hoir-e and abroad. Tilat the Society be called The Bible Society Of The town of Swansea and Deanery of Gdwer." Tilat confbrina'j'y to the parent institution, the only copies in the languages of the united kingdom to be circulate:! by this Socie<y, shall be ttuj aUlhoriscrt Version without uote ur corn- uienr-. That the Society consist of such individuals as shall subscribe OI1, Guinea per anuuiu, or a do nation of Teu Guineas. That the Minister or Ministers of ron'grc/a- ti'oys collecting tor the support oft Ids Society he vJelllbcr.therr.of, a,; rp!T:il'utati le, of their res- pcctive Congregationi. That it be recommended to the Ministers of to iulopt such measures with their .respective Congregat ions as may IMM/ coud!K:e to a general co-ope.rat'iou for the attain- inent, of this desirable object. Thattbe afr;¡ir ofr[¡¡" ;)eiefy he twdeJ' tJ¡e t i:, of i'ie President, Vice-President?, Treasurer, Secreta- ries. and fweHe La -mt-n; anil snch of t'he C'l«riry an.I Dissenting .Ministers (beiiil| Member,) sJiail be that any file be competent 10 That the Conunitiee shall hold quarterly meet- ings, or oftoner if necessary, at such times ami places as they sit-ill, when the) shall consider and (levise llle ob- ject l1d increase of this Society, shall .examine the stit; )I its ftliiti: sliiitl discbarge all neces- sary expenees, and shall apply on«- half of the balance ill the Treasurer's hands in aid ()f the Funds (tfrhc British and Foreign Bibb; Society, and the oflíl'rha!fill Ihe pnrchast' of Bibles ;J!td 'Testaments of the British and Foreign Wille Society, to be distributed for the benefit of this town and neighbourhood, within the limits of Socit-ty. That each Congregation contributing to the Funds of the Society, and every subscriber may receive. it number of the-Bibles and Testaments so purchased, proportioned to the amount of their subscription. That a General Meeting of. the Society he hchi by permission of the Portreeve of Swansea for ttic tirric beiiikg, ill ttie Town-Hail, 011 the first Thursday in the month of April, ill every year; that tiolice lie. previously given of such Meeting; that the Committee shall then deliver a written report of their proceedings, and of the I state of the Society, together with all audited aCGo:1nt. That the niht ReV. the Bishop or Ft. David's he requested to become the President. That Sir John Morris, Barf. Calvert. Richard •Tones, Esq. arid the Portreeve of Swansea for the iiiiie I)e the Tha t ttJl" following Geiitiemeij be the Com- mittee for the current year>: Messrs. John Be van I Thomas Bigg I Chas. Collins I John Edmund I Wit. Grove ( tie Ed. Hughes 1 T. Jenkins Thos. Jones J.H.Vivian John Voss John Walters 1 TUos'i \V illiaius .1 That L. W. Dil wyn, Esq. be-requeued tn a cept the ofifce of Treasurer, and that, the Rev. Mr. Oldisworth and the Rev. Mr. Kemp, be re- quested to become Secretaries for the present year.- That it be earnestly recommended to make per- sonal application to such of the ifthahifants of this Town and N'eiglibour hoodas may not already have subscribed for donations and subscriptions. That books be now opened for the receipt of donations and subscriptions, and that the Hank- ers of this town be requested to receive the do- nations and subscriptions of snch other persons, as may he disposed to contribute. That these Resolutions be inserted in the Cam- brian, Carmarthen Journal, and North-Wales Gazette; and that a copy of them, signed by the Chairman, be transmitted to the President of the British and Foreign Bible Society, and to the Bishop of Saint David s. That the thanks of this Meeting be givento Mr. Harford, for his-able address on this occa- sion: and that he be elected a Corresponding Niember of this Society. J. MORRIS, Chairman. Resolved. the ttiaiiiis of tit.is ,%Iectin! be gi,ven. to the Chairman, for his. ready attention in calling it, and for his able and impartial conduct in the Chair. J.. OLDIS WORTH, ) W.KEMP, ( 'Sectaries, r t 'r; il I' -> Courtly of Cam irvon, t L 0 C A L;: MI Lt TIA. ■j•fj-t ?»rtj v £ -A oiicr is' hereby .Given, ffl IT AT at a General Meeting af ius Mn- (I Cy (3t" the said i'n>tn'y,: Ai, liamenf. relating to the Loral Miiitia. 11 was ordered, fhat the Rigimeui >f L avil Militia of the said County should.be willed out trained and exercised, for the space of twenty en* tire davs, etclinive of tfie days ot «-m i» 11 art, the place appointed ftrytt i- -"d that, the Nt N1 ,iii asienrhte at it' 1 ''1 m 1 t urtes follow-; I i'ig, tl jt is to say, in toe I own of Carnarvon,'in the said County, on Day of: May Instant, by f tlvr o (' ick at 1100.11, aud that the Serjeants, I)i,itut- ¡¡!!ís,belomçingtotlc said Regiuient, are to as- semble at Carnarvon tiforesaid, oil inurulay the ruxntif fourth Day of May Itist twelve o clock at noon,, for seven extra (fayfot exercise previous to Meeting of thef remainder of the ->« I ReginjenC, of Which all persons enrolled to serve in the said Regiment of Local Milititi, are requested to take Notice and to attend at the times and place aforesaid, for the-purposes 10 the said Acts of Parliament contained, as ■ they will answer for the consequences, j By order of his Majesty's Lieuttnaiwy, u. a. ruuijii, CARVARV()N .-Ji Tth May, iSlOv Clerk of General Meetings. The Chancellor of the Diocest of St Asaph, WILL hold his General Court of Visila- lion for swearing in Church wardens', proving ot, \Viiis, Letters of Admi- u c (lays, and at the ilaces fo If owing," vi,L Thursday, it M onday, I'wesda.i, ei-.Lr Ijxecutors aud A(ir)oini&ti-,ttori -ar.e hereby] cautioned to proc the Wills of their Testators, and-Uike out Admini.-Oration to their Intestates; to 4void the penalty, that attaches for uegieefmit ti.i do the same, within six months.froai the death of.the Tesiatur or Intestate. ■- ■ W.Y ATT, 1th May, .iDeputy Registrar. y-i .■ TO BE SOLI) BY A U-CTtON, At the House of Mr. WilTiani (?rifTith, callen the Bull's Head Inu, in the*'tosvn of Liaii;'efni| in the county of An^iesea, on Friday 'tus; btb day of .(uiie, i bet ween the liours \>( INO and iive-in (tie ar'teiuoou,. tinder and subject' to j sii, li eondilioijs as will be HUM there-pro- duced í ALL that one; undivided nwticfy t»r ha if purJ of aril that Messuage, Tetieiuent- Farm and Lauds with tllC wpparteuancen, ealied 'FY YS Y" COjKD, in the said couniy of 1\ 1IIeSCit ,alld now in the ..tenure or occupation of Owen Jenkyns, as teuaat at will. AlldaIso aU that Kndivid(*d moiety or half I)arl; of all tti;tt I .adds, with the appurtenances, called T Y I) I) i' N •Y CAPPEL, situate in the parish t/f Ceircbog, ill the said county of Anglesea, and now in the- tenure or occupaiion of Richard Ow eu, as tenant at. will. The tenants will shew the respective premises, I and further particulars may be had at the Oflice I ot Mr. H. R. WILLIAMS, Solicitor, Carnarvon.

WEll: ESI)A Y. Fi",h'Clock. THE French papers contain all account of a plot, (which our limits will not admit the insertion of this week) the object of which is stated to have been the deliverance of Ferdi- nand Vll. The agent appointed to this ser- vice is a Baron de Holli, supposed to he an irishman, hut other accounts stal him to be a Swiss, which we think the iviost probable. We are rather incliiied to suspect that Buona- parte may have scnt SUllie persons into this country for the purpose of being employed in such an undertaking. Certainly auj man seri-" ously determined upon executing it, wouldhave adopted more secret means, and have taken ¡ a legs open and circuitous route—First he lands at Q,oi1)eron—goes to Parig-reiliafils-, there selling diamonds—then proceeds to Vfal- ancay, but only to break his plot to Ferdi- ii,tiid- fie was next to go to the Cdast, and afterward to Paris, to get inch and horses necessary fop relays on Ihe road On his ar- rival at Valancay, he immediately breaks Ihe plot, to the flltendaulof Ferdinand's house- hold, a perSOll who would obviously he 1IC.- lected from his known attachment to the French Government, and this person commu- nicates it to the Goyeritur of* (lie Castle I It 's prohnbte that the inoment the plot Came to the knowledge of Ferdinand, ho suspected it to be a snare laid by the French Government to entrap him into some rash disclosures or attempt. In-order therefore to defeat it, he might have expressed his abhorrence of such a design, and have written that tetter which has been published, in which letter there is the most convitvcing proofof h is being kept close prisoner. For he asks permission to quit wlitcl-, is by no means pleasant I or suitable for him, To what other prison I he is to be convoyed, the French Papers do not inform us' .I

DEATHS.. On Saturday last, at. his house in South f_-ir?i- heth, Surry, ii^ the 76th yearofhis age, M jlliarn Ha.yard, Esq- owf; pfthe,partners' in the IIc-i ford City and V'ounfy Batik—a gentl'i 1 se m- fdustry, beoeyolence,.iiitegrity, a i*1 rc rtb cut f'et :his mentdry to more-than ordinHi-v t Mr. Ttavard was born hi' Hereford, v 1 < rr1 an parents k^pt a siiiatl■•shop. The circumstances of his tntn i I y. were so remote-from afiluewee, that when 'tSikeiiis country mail Wllitlirglou) he left his >ii.ij.ive place to pursue his fortuues in tlie great ;njtr:\Jp.oHs. he had pot in his pocket on hue arrival in LnH¡ion., frc!!Hthis,perioù,. J such was the perseverance, a!>i!4fy, and succes? wjffe Ar.h.ich 'he applied h'tHseff f«, ^>u;i(icsV, that he <•« lually row, with increasing honour rftid. t's. leem, ffxirn clerk to partner in the house-of Mr. Jcities, M. P. for Devi/es, who lived opposite he Mansiml House, in London. Thus becoming enrolled ift the first class of-.Bpitish merchants, Mr. Havarit was frequently QOH,suited ia.the fQ(),$t ail(] impertaut adjmstarents of mercantile accounts, and has HOW bequeathed to five daugh- ters more than ten thousand pounds eacli. dhg fruits of his own exertions and personal industry* His house and (he hospitalities of his table Were always open to his countrymen iii general, but these were not the only pVominent features of ability and worth in the character 6f Mr.Havanj -The Brut7;s of the T.rtir, and other siiTiiiar-effu- sions, acknowledge aim as no despicuMe ipoet | and 'perhaps it is less known, that he- aot only aided Atr, Dibdin, in his work called .TAe-B.yef f'andvr, out also contrmutea some of (hose po- pular [productions which are so happily calculated to excite thedaringof our gallant tars. Of thes .the well-known words of My Pol! and my Partrter .Joe, were written by Mr, llavard and it is saijl that fwerstv thousand copies of that ballad were s'ohl within a v«ry short period after its publica-- <t.<)R. 1 n a word. Mr. Hevnrd has done honour to the city of" HerefonL whicii gave him birth, his memory wilt ever be-held 4M respect, Antt.tus example, is worthy the, imifalioa ot'alL h At his home, near fhe.sca-sbiire-, Llanelly, op Sunday m.orning last, John. Bees,, in [)is IIC-I,H }ear. This tuaii was crippled in one of his legs ip hís ¡nritt/iT. 211\1 aha)s (fill he was bed-rid- den about live years ago) used crutches..—About eightvearsago, while thatching his iittit: hut, he fell off the ladder, and broke the honcof the lame leg, WI-ticii wa-i completely healcliin a very short time to t,heasronishlllcot of atl who knew him. He was attended by his own daughter, whom he desired a few minutes before his disso- lution to tiiri) him in bed, ofoserveing to her. that very likely this will be the. last time" after be was turued ÍJeexpird without a groau.

Cot res>pondc)ft requests the insertion of ihe fht/blcingrnHtion. R HAGH YliUDD I'll .f^NEALLtlS. } 0, hcrwytld bod Papur-daliadau (Bant. Notes) yn ddiwe'ddajr.. wed.i ilileirio yu ddir- lawr allau o-r I'auciau ialeithiawi, a-e ya cerdticd.yii i liS.^riau ac Aur y» y v-lad hygoj- elits hou tybjwyd' yu gyfaddas ry^huddio y CyPiVedin. eu bod, la»er o Iwmyut o ycliydig Wcrtii,(;yr saw I un rhonl yu fynych .yu ¡ faclio, ac yna y saw! au derbj-niaii| a "goliant y;r hvn n.dybian! fnl eu (^werlh.—Gan hynuy *e(frvcbt\f jianb -Uto v !<uh"tsa'falh'sbthacb k dderbyn yf! Mo^riau. '■ iz" 1 f 'Mcb:, 3h(i 9r/r,"W"iA '•'»' A shocking accident ^Vtrjip^ned at TaVnnr von last Saturday moruing. The vhitddeV of ahüusø rn Softtheni; Penrallf-slreet, occupied by DaVid JoncS,* the Tatiybwlch post, and his ;son in Jaw, dau^c^rV arrd their infant child, Was observed'to bo on fire about w?nd# o'clock on Friday night. The lire in the chimney I was supposed t o hav« bediV extinguished, and I the family retiFcd to rest. David Jones oc- cupied the lower apartment, and his son-ia- law the upper one, to which there were dis- lincl commucications from the street. About three o'clock on Saturday morning the bus-. band awoke, neurly suffocated with sraoka, and endeavoured to rouse his wife aud chitd, but in doing so he was so dreadfully scorched that he was obligfxl to make his escape. Da- id -Jtuves, tilldllwhis daughter and child were left behind, rushed into the flames to rescue them, when, shocking to relate, the three tell victims to the devouring-element. The lire was got under in about an hour, and their remains taken.from amidst the ruins, sjiecta- (les too horrid to describe. it i-s supposed that some Iiiteiit siraT't-.s lii Ihechilllncy, whjeh was chieilv wood, had re-kindled, and was lbecause of this catastrophe. William Ellis, Esq. the coroner for the Borough, look in-' «jiiisitions the Ixulies the same morniuf, when the Jury brought in verdicts of acct- deulal death.—We are surprised to learn that that there is nlltasillgJe lire engine lit l'or iise in so populous a towfl,as Carnarvon, particu- larly as the Fife Insurance Offices arc extreme- ly liberal in contributing, not only towards procuring them, but keeping them in repair. The unfortunate .sufferers were interred on Sunday afternoon, amidst an amazing- crowd ot spectators, who ottered their money upon I he,Collins, for the benefit of Mr. David Jones's: widow-and her children, and a tolera- ble handsome sum was collected. A sub- scriptioll is a/sf) set on foot for these poor creuturos, which, from the known liberality ot the people of Carnarvonshire, will 110 doubt be Well tilled tiu; remains of liie .mother and child, were iulerred iu one cotlin. Mr. ■ Wake- man ot the Hotel, with his usual philanthropy sent his hearse to take them to the grave. At the last Beaumaris Quarter Sessions, an order was made upon a Methodist Preacher for the maintenance of a bastard child. W-c understand his spiritual functions are suspend- ed—until Ive renounces those <>f the Jicsh, On Friday last, the following; gcutlemeh were adllJittcJ Masters of Arts oflhc Ullivcr sity of* Oxford; The Ilev, Thomas Liuwoud ot Strong, of.Oriel College, Grand Compounder. The Itev. Itillti Evans, of Jesus College, and Francis Swan, Esq. of Magdaleu College. The Glamorgan Association of Independ- eiits,' W',Is ficiti ]I) Swansea on the 25th and 261 h ult. It was unanimously resolved,- that the thanks of the meeting be given to Sir John Morris, Bait, for'his laudable conduct iu eal ing a uiebting yf the inhabitants, of the lown of Swansea, 111 ord>-r to establish an anxiliar) Bible Society, to aid the great and important I objects of the British and Foreign Bible Soci- ety in LOKCLMU tdc tdverliiemeni.)

ifiia weather towards. tlie^losc, of the inonth iias been very lavoitratile!4o tbeyonn^ w heaJ-iu 1post to recover those of the late sown kinds in different situations, but the of plants in many casea render them thiti upon tiie ground, and backward in, growth. Vege« tation in general has been greatly pushed for- ward within the last, two weeks,, as is con- stantly the case alter such coW, wet, late seasons. The pulling in of the seed" yas perhap. scarcely ever more retarded fromthè constant We] H-Csg-atld general unfavourablencss of tha whole of the last and the beginning of the present mouth. "Mnch work of this sort is ill consequence still to be performed, cspeciaHy in the more low districts. Green crops, as we long since suggested, have almoit wholly failed, especially turnips of the common kind this has been"particu- larly the case iii, its-iriy- parts of Norfolk,-and the neighbouring counties, from which, great losses and vast expenees have been sustained in the sheep stock for the purchase of other uecessary articles. This must of cuurse en- hance the price of mutton and famb, unless the season becomes very fine and warm. The supplies of wheat have lately been much on the decline at the ",arkin Mark- lape, but the further importations that may now l,e expected from Holland, will most probably obviate the inconvenience, and keep down the price, which must otherwise have advauced4

Sifll'PlA G. CONWAY.fr,-iced.Nial, Y -An from r.iveapool, coal awl sundries; Wjlliam, Russell, fr-oja Chester coal.-Cleeired Flower, Magee; Rhyd lalld Trader, Grifti-th; Langor and UverpooJ Packet, Price, for Liver- pool Ann, Roberts., for Beaumaris, corn an i sundries •, Brothers, Ellison,for Liverpool; Vine, Lllis, for Lancaster; Robert aud tor^eamnans, oak timlier ii,ild Wrench, for Liverpool, slates aind rock moss- Hope, Garner, for Chester, potatofes.—Sailtd.— Loyalty, ballast Ami, Roberts Annina Wrellch; Rob^ and J^uie, Thomas, Hope Uaruer^

AV F.RAGF. PRICE OF CORN, By th.e Quarter of Eight Wioe4»es*«r ft heat Rjfc. I Barley Oat* » s. d. s. d. s. a. d Anglesey, 0 0 40 0 20 n Carii.^vonsh. 95 8 4^ 4 c>$L Denbighshire l()f> 4 53 n L,, fi Flintshire, US 4 ——— j 55 5 Merionethsh. 90 8 53 I() ^Montgomery. Ill 2 5J 10 23 6 fchesfer' 21- |55J 10 SI I

| PRICE OF Ll'ATHER AT LEADi;HAL Buffs, 50 to oaib. each. 011 tn 99X Ditto 5i) to 661i) goi ,n o 1 lylerehants Bucks.. 21 to "w Dressing Hides J9 fu gQ t ine Coach Hides 2q f0' Crop Hides, for cutting, 35 to 4o!! 174. to 1<U Flat Ordinary, 45 to 50. Calf Skins, St) to 40lb. per dozen.. 2? to 3î Ditto, SO to 70II-. per dozen 3$fo 4^> Ditto, into son, "SH to 4p Small Seals, (Greenland) '-)6 to :H Large ditto, per dozen j (}()s f0 t'^0 pnned Horse Hides, per lb 20 It) 1

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