North Wales Gazette

MOtfEY, HpO be laid nut at interest OR gfond Seni- riiies, the several Sums of £900. £400. **05). ^3'00. £ W$. s £ j.Tii."and's £ lO0. « ^ot" particulars to Mr. R. PRICHRRD, plantation timber. TOBBSOLD BY AUCTION, it Pantglai, rieir V'spytty, m the county of Carnarvon, on Wednesday the 30th of this Mouth, at I'en iu <he fa enoon :— SEVER AL Lot* of Plantation Timber, con. nisting of different kinds of Fir, Oak, Elm, &e. &c. some of the Trees are wed adapt- Tor Cottage Building,as P(ir!ines,Raiters, &c. Also several Lot* of Ash Poles of good di- lllellsinus. very suitable for various articles used Wfiusbaiidiy. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Sportsman Fnn, in the Town of Carnar- »on,on Saturday the 14th day of July 18HL between the hours of three and five o'clock in thf H ■o'rri,~n>is ■ • i>sioh conditions a-. *ha'i fjc pri.:iuti-,i, i.nJeas disposed of ii .urn? Oy p/ii.-i'e fact, ofwhtch %t "<m11 be Riven I K foHowsii: F H Mi i :he Parish PS ol .4. AWr and »tr the couuty o-t Carnarvun. ^triihes. Tenements. Tenants*- Acreage.. A. R. P. Abt>r, PenraHV, H. Roberts,. 16 0 3 t Unfair- Lys-y-gwynt' W. David, 52 2 16 lechan, Pylla G-oykon. R.Prichard.. 13 1 11 The above farms lie near the turnpike road e?<3ill(T from Bangor-Ferry to Conway, within fi ?''es of the market town of Bangor, and 4 l ei*umaris. Uys-v-gwynf, ?s delightfully sitn3fe for ;» "iting-bo*, the country around abounds with it is within about haif-a-iuile of the sea, & ^uiauds an extensive view of the island of An- -r^y, Beaumaris, and Conway bays, Priest- island, Ormesliead, and that much admired ^stupendous rock, Peniuaemnawr. *f<ere is an unlimited right of. common, for *e farms upon the adjoioiurj hills. further particulars may l>e had by applying Hfr. EVAWS, Attorney, Carnarvon, who has a .1 ôtndrenrroll of the cSlalC", 1 To THR High Sheriff, OF Til E COUNTY OF CARNARVON. WJT IIETt-EAS'"Measure# are now carrying j n* y on in Parliament, to enable the parlies .■r^iti interested to erect a Bridge over the 'iu of Mc-'iai- E, the undersigned, conceiving that such Insures may inferrript and injure the navigation;! >j 'be said straits, request that you will call a luting of the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and "ehoI(Iers of the c,lilitly of to con- i .ier of the most effectual method oi' opuosisig • same. Carnarvon, 2\st May, 1810. j Robert William*, If. Jones, Richard Garnons, Rice Thomas, uin, W ill. Ot^ni>e Griffith, Thos. Lewis, P, C. Offica, J.Hastam, Z. Jones, Edw. Griffith Robertst Robt. j Owen Williams, John Lloyd, Richard Nanney, J»b<>-Hughes, plireys, Thos. Jones, — Robt. Roberts. the Nobility, Centry. Clergy, avU Freehold- ers, of the County of ( arnarvon. v''n pursuance of (he ;ihove Re(|uisition, T do Jj.^by appoint a Meeting; to be held at. the Shire jJdl, in the town of Carnarvon, on Monday., the ^'b day of May instant, at 12 o'clock at noon, the favor of your attendance is requested. HUMP. ROWLANDS JONES, So^tirnllyn, SliEKif F. 1S10. CARNARVONSHIRE. ^'ANBDEXIOLEN,, IN THE MANOR OF DINORWIC ENCLOSURE. J Tii-e unaersignctl, the Commissioner ap- j|:S pointed by virtue of an Act: of Parliament J^s»ed in the 46th je'arofthe rei^n of his pre- Majesty, intituled, Aw Act for inclosing ^"fls, ia the parish of Llauddenioleu, iu the ttoty of Carnarvon," Do hereby give Notice, J'at at the eighth Public Sitting to carry the *ers contained in the said act, and in another ^■passed in the 48th year of the reign of Ins i,eSent Majesty, intituled, An Act to alter, «t^eud,at;d explain, an Act of his present, Ma- CI JeSi y, for itKdoaing lands iu the parish of LJan- Ideaioleil, iu the county of CaTuarvon," into Coiw/ 'he fo1!owi,>^ aliotmentuvof the lands and "toons to be inclosed by virtue of the said act,' WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, n puriuancc of the power comtainet rtherein, ->e purpose of paying and defrayin £ the ex- an4Ces °b'a'n'nS and passing (fee said acts, <J,ber incidental expences and cliarfjes}, at por .rnai) lilt], in tiie town of Cartiarv(yfi, it, ht county of Cartarvon, on Tuesday the 10ih .1 fiay of July, i810, between the hours of two a-nd o'clock m the afternoon, subject to such cor>- .nns as shall be then produced; a» marked mapped. lot I. A. R. ?, A portion of a certain common) fc\ ^0S"5-('rw^a» adjoining the' g 0 37 called W«rn, in the occupa-f" ,0U of W illiam Parry, containing, } LOT IT. A portion of a certain other Com-^ ^°n» called Waunbaw^wyiSda,at the I of the ri5ht s'dc of road ,B n n ■th 'S 'ov''ar'il< Rbiwias, adjoining' j. e Farm of Tyddyn-canol,coriUiu- about .Given nnder my hand this 3d of May., 1810. WALTER. JOWES. Robert Mwvd, of Brvnadda, will shew the ^Maries of eann Jqt. al)r)ly at Ntr, I,' j ceo )itllcA otalent, btea, I1 • 1!!I order of the Honorable Commissioners of liis Majesty' Custtbvis. OEi Saturday the 26th May, 18'!0, at H c o ia the WILL BE SOLD BY PUBLlC AUCTION, AT THE SZUSTOM-HOUSE IN BEAUMARIS* Tbirty-three Hundred weight of Tobacco Ashes. WANTED TO PURCHASE, On any part of the Sea Coast of Cao-naevon- shii,e or vfierionethskire, A BATHING LODGE, with 30 or 40 ncres- of Land asljoinins: to it also an Estateof two or three HUND'RL) POUNDS pet:.K!|nI two or three HUND'RL) POUNDS per.1!II!un! conliguoug to the Lodge, or wititin a short iii's- tanceoftt. Application to be made to the Printer of this • paper.. i^r ANfiLLsli REC ill NT OF Local Militia. •BY OTTDBR OF THE IOR0 -I.JEOTSN ANT. I. T, PERSONS swore and enrolled to ■CsL serve in the Rt>ya! Aitglesea Local Militia, are required (o appear at. Beaumaris, On Monday "ie 4ih'day of June next, at IS o'clock at noon, to be trained and exercised for twenty (lays,, ex- clusive of the d-vys of arivins: at.-and (l«;iarting frotnthe Head Quarters of the Re^iiii • u; <nd tire whole of the strje&n's .corporals, .and uruiu- oier's. are to be assembled -a< Bt-anni fi* c i 'r.e preceding Monday, the 28th day of Maj j for seven extra (Jays exercise. JoilN to ttle Mona. Lodge; J¡¡gÜ;<y, P'aluahle f-reehold Estate ia FUtiL&hir.e. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, The latter end of May, or the beginning of June next: I N LOTS. A Very Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE,; containing upwards of. twelve hundred and fifty acres of arable, meadow, and pasture land, ¡tivII'cd_lhto scrcr¡¡/ CiI¡¡¡p:wL far!l¡, venieut'ltuildinksj-'let to respectable t« > • •capable of great improve;tent; undei v .i „i the lots, there are Heaiiiscf coal, one i! tiow working to great ad vantage. •Also one. third of the royalty of lead ore and cojil, under several thousand acres' 'of laiid, within "'Ttie said parish of Molt!, in which'a re included the'' valuable unues of Llyny pandu and Peny frcsi, and the Nan: Miiwr coal work. >, The estate is situatf ia (he parish and vale of Mold, wiihm the distaiyee of 12 miles o.f tii-e citv of Chester, and the town of 'v -.n the i,>>vn of Ruthin, and 6 from the pyrt of -Flint, and the whoie of the property tie;, con- venient for lime. | Particultirs will he ready, for delivery in '.the" course ol the tiionih and in the mean time, any further information ..may be obtained a" Mr, W. v n k E'srofSee iti Mold. Mold, f March Ii, 13-10.5 LLYiNN AND EVION YD'D ASSOCIATION, FOR THE Prosecution of Filons. Wr E wiiosa name are hereunto ssibscrHj- ed, hare legally associated ourselves for the protection of cach other's Property and do hereby offer the following Rewards, to person or persons, who shall inform of, so as to j bring to conviction, any persou-.guilty of the f0i. lowing crimt*s-i £ s, i). For Burglary. 5 5 0 For stealing any horse mare or gelding, 5 5 () Ditto cuW, calf, sheep, or other beast 3 3 0 Highway robbery, 5 5 0, Breaking into, or stealing out of, any I 2 Stealing any pigs or poultry g g q ally Stealing out of any garden or orchard, or damaging any plantation, or wood, or stealing bark froll) trees. g 2 0 Breaking or stealing gates, tocks, hinges and bolts thereon, fences, hedged, &c. 1 if) Stealing- corn or griiiii, otit of any barn,- ra!iheit or unthrashed. 2 8 0' Milking and stealing-milk from cows, 2 2 Q Stealing any corn or grain, hay grass growing or standing in cocks, or gorse or stealing any potatoes, turnips, &c. or damaging any carts, ploughs, or other implements in husbandry g 20 or felony 2 2 0 The above rewards wilt he immediately paid, ■upon the conviction of the offender, by au a^>- pjieatiou to the Treasurer. JO-HN ELt.TS, Treasurer, Richard Edwards, Natitioran, Pqq. Edward Owen, L'laniestyn, Clerk, Peter Williams Llanhedrog, D. D. Robt. Thos. Carreg, Carreg, Esqr, Thomas Roberts, Henllre, Clc:rl;, Riohd. Griffith Jones. P wllheli, Surgeon, David vans, Pwllheli, Cleric, WiUiam Hughes, ditto, Shopkeeper, Ilu £ h Giiffifh, ditto, Clerk, I)a*vid Eli is, Gwynfryn, Esqr« David Rice, Pwllheli, Innkeeper, Wtn Alex. Madocks, Tanralt., Esq. Thos. P. J. Parry, Esq. Madrjn. Robt. Jones, Rrohtiauiog, Clerk, Win. Jones, -Galde-cot, Esq. Thomas Rice, M-eil-lionydd, Farmer, Evan Jones, Getliwijj-, Esq. ^Vm. GriOsth, Bodcgroes, I^SQ. Griffith Owell, of Neigvil, Glerlt, Rowland .Tones, of Wcrglodd fawr, Esq. John Griffith, Brynodol, Esq. The Members of this Association are request- ed to rllcet the President at the Crown and An- chor, in Pwllheli, on Monday, the 4th dav of June nest. RICH. EDWARDS, President e:r Dinner on the table at 3 o'clock. I NanhereU) May 22, TO THE MEMBERS OF THE X-enai Pitt Clull. AT a time when the enemies of our estatv- lishuien'tM are endeavouring, with' indefati- gal)fe-zeiii, to propagate their pernicious-princi- ples throughout the 'kingdom,' and even to ex (end the influence of such principles over this happy, and once united country; it is earnestly hoped, that the Members of the above loyal, and most respectable Society will make a point of attend- ing on the 2Sfh inst. in .order to'shew their ab- Ihlrrcocc of sucii principles, and their deter- uiinatitm to support ojir most excellent Ccusti- tutiou. A MEMBER. Cam&na, May gist, 1810.

WEDNESDAY.—-Four o'Clock. GOVERNMENT nine at lentlh received dis- patches from Lord Wellington, dated Ceiorico, the 2d inst. We learn, by a private hitter from the army, that his Lordship broke up from Viseu on the 27th nit. the day after the daleof the former official commuur-calions, Tiie French were near Ciodad H odrigo on the 1st, waiting, as was supposed, for reinforce- ments, before, they could- venture to invade '1 Portugal, The subordinate corps of the Bd- fish army were in the best positions; ..aad "cm.I "the alert to co-operate in any active service, I whether offèasivc or defensive, that may be- come necessary. Gen. Cratifoi d who Was in advance pushed his palroies a-a far as Citidad Rudrigo. The reinforcement .of 3,000 meti, which was on its march from Lisbon, must before any general engagement ■ couid take place. Tiie British force would then consist of 25,000 nien. The Portuguese army, on the spirit and discipline of which 1 much reliance is placed, is estimated at thirty- five thousand. The enemy are about the same Immher; Ney having been joined by the divisions of Regnier and Loison, aud Junot being on his. t, t, inarch from Astorga to join him with 10,000 infantry and 2,000 cavalry. Ten thousand •more troops were to be drawn from Valiu- dolid. Loisou's division was on t'h;.5th) on the right bank of the A^ucda. The probability of a battle is inferred chiefly froui the scarcity of provisions in the French army. which has reached such ati extremity*, that they rnust either ratreat or risk a battle with the view to possess themselves of some place containing magazines, or a country ca pahle of affording supplies, and not yet alto gether exhausted. If they hazard a bittle, we look forward with cotifidence to a glori- ous issue.

Thursday, Muy 24. II' On ??iornTay the tti inst. at Hope, Mr< Owens, to Mary Crewe, 2d daagh- terof !'ilr. Crewe, of Tremerchioa. .deaths. t -Mr.-Chfjrle? .Tones, of the" Goat lira* Llanfyllitj, Mtotjfjjojna.rysSi're.- I" In Londnn,Mr;'ComctiusAston,agent for- the ,ikití)! bruss and copper company ii

[ e are given to underhand (1iat: inrfery'nf. is now matured for eretrfitig file Dispensary in tins City, and that the haiiding will be commencod The BiiS for inclosing lands in the parishes of y ladusstry and COIVK in the confv of flad- iior tti(., Mofimoath Roads BHI, the Pem- broke Estate Bill, the Dymerctiiurt., &c. (Flin!511irc) the Glyndyirdwy-, '&c. and the Llanabar, ifc. f Merionethshire) Inelosure Bills have passtMfthd floutje of Commons. The net produce of the Stamp oil Newspapers and A for the year end- i"r, [lie it'i of AI)ril, 1809, to 6s.6d.The duty 011 Advertisements for the same period amounted to 106.2SU Ss, Sd. These stuns do not include the Duties or. Ne wspapers, Almanacks, and ildvertisenicats in Scotland, South tVaim Petition.—On Mondnj 1ast, in the Hons*? of Common?, Mr. Meury Smilii -stated that- many ,pnrts of Hie West of England felt a serious injury from the advanced price of coals, in consequence of the exclusive'right of Newport, and <;ne or two oUier.ports of to and other towns without ..paying Port Duty, lie wished that the injuries complained of should at all .events be inquired info., and therefore he moved that the petition of the persons interested. ia the South Wales-Colli. cries should he referred to wlect Coliiiltittee. It may be said to savour of something 4ike a usurious contrccfc, when we hear of Si* Tho'Msand Guineas possible to heg-ailicd bya few tihiJUogs this is not, however, out of tlie chapter of-pruhab-ilities, as a slight pe-; rus-al of the Scheme of Liic present Lultery ,-w-il! evince. A Correspondent describes the Empress of' the. trench to he a fine and elegant, 'rather' than a beautiful woman. li<;r feature's resem- hie those of the Archduke Charles. -She is said to be passionately fond of field sports, anu i» an ex*s<^i!c:it shot. It is thojjgjUtthat a negociation-is on foot to unite Ferdina-nti Vii. with her sister, who are to be King and Queen of This arrangement the good people 1 of Paris imagine will lead to a pacification with England. Cur.sTER.— A- most daring-rohbery, was committed early on Saturday morning in the •shop of Mr..FJetchci;, watch-maTker at the Eastgate. A bant two o'clock the. watchman discovered a lijjht emitted through the top of t he shop window, and called takllow whether. Sr. Fletcher was in the shop. A person an- swering from within, thai it was Mr. Fletcher. The strangeness of the voice creating a sus- picion, the watchman fetched two others to tlie spot, and proceeded up the catry, to Mr; Fletcher's back-door, which they found wide open.—-Tiie robbers, two in number, who had secreted themselves at the fop of the entry,immedi«tely darted down the passage, calling out stop thief, and made their escape. It appears, that after in vain attempting an entrance- at the back window,, wherc niarks of violence are visible, they forced a grate, fastened by a chain iu front of tlie shop, by which they descended into ihe cellar, from whence, by a trap-door, they ontered the 'I house, and penetrated info the shop. The booty with which they made off, consisted of ten gold, and forly silver watches, bdidc8 a variety te and other valuables.—They had also collected an immense quantify of ^old c-bams, seals, broaches, &c. &c, in a bag, vphi.ch, under an apprehension of being detected, tliey left behind them. From information, since (Ihtained, it ap- pears, that these villains-, in cosiipahy witb another man, one of their confederates, had been sauntering ahout ill the neighbourhood for some days past. On the day before the robbery, about one o'clock, they called at. Stamford Bridge, where with a gig and two horses ih-. y remaiited until eight in the even- ing., when they set off, on the Tarvitt road. It is,supposed tliey returned about midtuglit, and left the gig in a bye lane, a little beyond Tarv^.u Bridge, sn care of one of the* gang, where it was seen between two and three. I)y that road. After the alarm was given, seve nil gentlemen, friends of set.off; iu difierent directions in pursuit of thg.: rob.- hers.—Mr. Williamson, distiller, took the road to Tarvin and Kelsall, and having for- tunately obtained some oil, the road, pursued his way to Over. Here .he learnt that two.men with a gig, and one iyn.horse- back, had arrived about six in the morning. -The latter had stopped at a different inn from the former* hut they had, all gone to bed. — Mr. Williamson collected the civil pow- i er, and tlie whole of them were taken into J custody.—About eleven o'clock on Saturday t evening, they were brought to Chester, and I underwent, an examination before the .magis- trates at tlie Exchange. We understand thev will have another examination to-morrow,~ .None of the properly was found upon thetii, but Ihe circumstantial evidence, iso strong "against them, as (o leave Utile dtmbt of their ¡ being the robbers. They call themselves by the names of Clarke, Baxter, aud Smith, At the Levee on the 9th instant Mr. Oweft Oricitoij, M. p. for Pembrokeshire, had the jhouor 01 being presented to his Majesty by m fiostoa' a,,d. with Mrs. Owien, to her Majesty, at the Drawing-room Ou the 10th.

Y MADOGiON. r\ At y Cyrnry Gyfft c ditto!, J "IF Fy lNWYL GYIJWLADWVR, YN gymmaint a bod y fath liaws o dystloa parchus 0 amryw wlcdydd ac oesoedd, a chau hyuy yr oeddynt oil .yn auaduabyddus* I\V gilydd, ac etto yn cydbrofi mewii hauesioti hen a newydd yn iighylch mjnediad Mador a'i ddilyuyddioll oGymru yn y tlwyddyn 11TQ i'r America, a bodeu hiliogaeth yno vii treuedl Itosog byd heddyw, ac yn sinrad yr hen iail i, v iii rat- Gvmraeg \n bylithr; a'u bod yn cyfanueddu ar fryniau afon J Missouri,-+ ac i laweroedd eu gweled yno j Yu wir y mae yn beth raw feddol lawn, nu bua-s;u i rui o honotn 1,1 y cymry, yn enwedig y rhai niwyaf difrifot a daeuu r led yr ircugyl, ac i iineguio drwy aufn!J i v phth Geu-adon new weiakdog'iou i bregc'iin gair Duw iddyut yn eu hiaiili eu hynuin, tt phlannuj a Grefydd Gmtio-nogofyn nhir ai>. ghred, a hyuy lawer o flynvddoedy cyn hyu t olld yr wvt etto yu gobeiihio nad ydyw yr, unted awr ar ddeg YIl rhy ddiwcddar," ac y gwelsr yr angeurheidrwydd o ia WII- a chvJs ys. fyned yr hy.n a berthyna mor neiildiiol'i le- chydfriaetii cynnifer o'n cydgreadnriaid ac yn enwKligoM Eppil ein cyufrodorion' p;i rai yn ol't'au'oedd o hanesien sydd yn cyfirj, fieddu y lie rha-ddywededil, yn vnghauol A- b mertca. G<iddetwc-h i mi obetthio nad oes rveh o'tu cydwladwyr wed. Ilwy-r anghotiogwchymmm em Ilarglwydd Iesu, set, « Ew-,eh t'r ho/1 tyd a I)ily, OtiTwei., yr Efeugyl 0 bob creadt,i- Dedwyddju wir cyfrifir y dy'n J pwy bynnag a fyddo, a clo yuo, ac a alfo yr anrhvd^dcl O bregethu iddyut £ fe{igjj Duw vn yr laitijt ,G Y rn raeg. Llawer yo eich plith chwi gyrnry ailwyU sydd barod i ddywcdyd Gwvw ei tj-d j- d "wnw 4 • A llawer a ch wennyciiaieich gweicd yu f odd ion ac yn offerynuau yn iiaw yr Hoil- alluog 1 ddyfod a r lath orchwy! yin!aeu, a by'Vy er l.lwydd;aut Gwir Grefydd Grist. Oiid niedd rÍlal, y tuae y tiordd yii mhell, ac yn aunawdd iawa myued yno. Diammau bod y floi-dd yti tuhell j otid tild gaii helled nad -ellir e. cyiiawni jn esmwy I h, pe bvddai bryd a bwriad dyu wedt y uiroi ar Iiyny, a ctiaei pob angeurheidiol gyiuiorthwyad^ efe a orchfygai bwb autiiiwsderau byddeut ba bvu- tiag f Meddyliwn peceid cij-wech oddJuioll drs. gedig celfyddgar, duwiol a da, a fvddotit vu llawn o fryd ac awydd i gvffawnt'eu dyhid- swvddau, ua byddeut ddim yu hir y'n iviyneA yno o PhiUdeliAiim trwy I'i'iburz; ti KcrituCA-y « St. Bouts ar yr afon Mt^Sjppl tieu drwy ■Acw OHeans. \t 3d\»yn meddwl ma, a gylch 12.00 mtlldir «>dd odd .yuo i.wlad v Mad ou ci a id a phe byddynt yu nnned ond pedair imlldir ar ddeg yn y dydd .II!' Y a aer t yno felly iuewn-llai na thri mi*, ardnvy a teddyhau hyny 511 ormod o draffaeth, p« ■garlai dybied CI tod gwedi ti .dw aeiii (log. aet h, set i-ddatcan newyddion dji o laweu- ydd marr i'r boll bobt." y- vdwyf ya gobeitiuo ac yn detsyfu o'm -calon 'v bvdd i amryw o houoch ysotyried iiy-ti y-ri ddif'ri't t,,c yn ddwys ac y bydd 1 chwi rYW!Jr.ù foci JII ddioichgar ajQ y lath gyfleusdra i gytiawiu eich dyledswyddaw, nid yn uuig tua a" at eich cydgreaduriaid,. oud befyd i K.vtlavvui ewyiiys eich Creayvdwr. VVyf gyda dyledus barcb, fy aWylgvdwi- adwy r, eicii caredig., a'ch G^JStyngeiddiaf Gyfaill, Liunda'm, Mai\ RogaR-rs, Afiie 11N, n yn dangos tuhnwnt i bob dctdion- aeth, iad (ici dtehoii i'r cyfryw <1 vstiofnethwyr roddi eu penau yn nghyd a dyfds,e v fa h han- eisiou j dryiio y byd, canyj m acteba. hyny ua dyben da ar y ddaer. 3 t Rhwug I led red 40 & 44 ta -a'r gop-Iedd, a ■ fcwns t's i!re,l I IB a ) 10 }n ^„rlIc„„rU'u,„lliB° c. 4s a yn ngorl.ewm Philadelphia. + -It is earnestly hoped that the accomplish. w'1! i°ir great oi,iect '» reserved for the ^fein-ber* of the Missionary Society, who are already engaged in that most honorable of all pursuit? the diffusion of evangelical kuuvvkdge among the benighted heathens.

FAIRS THE ENSUING ifeek, LlanfairtaJhayara IB L]aagollen St \V rexnam "31. fc l Flintshire.—Slold SOOverton 2S. .AfAtVe,—.Llanbrinmair 30, '• TIDE 7-JnlE FOR THE LXSP1VG „ -a „15 j tJTA.I SAKDI B 5"$■_ I f* 'Z C <~ *3 -E I •' | 'H v §-• £ > 5 5 Moif be r-ossed S | J ? b 3 2 2 § I 3 J Aaurs after high as- <> S. c 5 i 5 38 I water, and ccmii J c! I nuesaje^hour. Dans. High Ififh 1 High j liign fVutrr Water 'IVtiler IVtiter I Water TVattr I MIV. if. M. j It. M. It. M. I n. M H. vT. }77 mI Thursday, '24 II 30 j J2 SO I 10 2 0 2 20 I 3 0 Friday, 2S 1-3 |S | 1 IS 1-58 9 48 3 8| 3 48 Saturday,26 1 6; 2 6! 8 46 .3 .SO 3 56 4 35 Sunday 27 2 54 1 2 Si 3 ,4 S4 4 44 5 24 5(hS. aft. Easter,, MoMdayy 123 2 42 3 4? 4 22 i» 1 '> 5 ';li 6 J9 Tuesday,29 .J Sn'j 4 5 1^ f> 0 f, 20 7 0 King C. llesfor*. Wednesday ..30 4 18 j 5 10 5 5d G 48 7 8 7 43