North Wales Gazette

POLITICAL SUMMARY. J:dI ORDERS IN CotrNCIL.-A DEBATB of great interest took place on Tuesday night, in 4he House of Commolls, on tlw Orlicr. in Council, and concluded in a satisfactory manner, by the annunciation of Lord Castlereagh, that it was in the contemplation of Goveriwtfcut to sus- pend the Orders in Council, in such a. way as to try the effects of this measures, without committing-ourselves, by rendering'it imprac- ticable to res ^t to them again and that it was intended to make America a parly in tliis measure, by applying to that Power toconsnlJ, 1 ranee., aud, if possible, induceher :to return to Ihe old sysleia. A clocuiiie-it, the intentions of Ministers, is to appear in the Gazelle ef Saturday. Oil Wednesday, the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer brought forward the Budget, and when we consider that the sum of lJotmud; jess .til,iii ti,o niiliif)iis was to be raised, it is im- possible to contend that it could have been raised in a more unobjectionable manner. The new t-a-xes1 consist of A discontinuance of the Bounty upon Printed Goods ex ported Doubling the Duty on Hides and Skins; Troubling the Duty on Glass; Ten perCent. additional oil the Tobacco Duties; Regulations of the Duty on Goods sold by Auc- tion, (these apply to property put up to sale and bought in}. Additional Bufy of one Penny 011 -all Letters carried more tlwin 20miles. Additional Duties on-such parts of the Assess- ed Taxes as relate to Male Servants, additional-duty of 4s. Riders, ditto, 12g. Stewards & Overseers ditto., 2/. Other Clerks, ditto, 1-Ss, Por-Gis and Driveis of carriages, .(those cn™ Occasional Waiters in taverns and private houses, i f. Servants in Agriculture, additional of 4s. I* Oiir»\vlj.ee!ed Carnages, Iroui ilLSs. to I2 £ Hor.ict fur Pleasure, from SJ. Us. 6d. to 2/. 17s, Gd, Hordes usftd for Uustiasadry -alone, 3s. 6d. of I^r,eased Duty 011 Dogs, higher on Grey hounds. Gamekeepers, additional duty of 4s. The c ited amount of these new duties ;1,903,.(}(1. and the great rncrilofthem is, it;hat Uuy are calculated to press ast little as ■ipotisihle upon the lower classes. < PjE\,insula. — In addition to the g^atifytn"- h: ^intelligence contained in the Gazette Extraor- dinary, we are happy lo learn lliat in all parts of Spain the common cause is seconded with an energy Oil the p art of the brave inhabitants which must delight,every honest heart; Mina in the North, and the Baron cTEroles in the South, arecarrying havoc and devastation into the ranks of the enemy's scattered columns. OfSoult nothing decisive is known but the whole line of road between Seville and the Pyrenees is cautiously occupied by cordons of French troops, preparatory no doubt, to a lotal evacuation of the Peninsula. We learn by accounts from the Tagus, Uiat Lisbon was abundantly supplied with provi- sions 85 sail of Americans, )adeti with grain and flour, arrived there in the short space of >J6 days; and there was a prospect of an abun- I dant harvest of wine, olives, and corn. A report prevailed, that Genefat Hiit had inter- j ) cepletl a French convoy 6f 1500 iiead of cattle, &e. &c; but nothing certain had transpired oi this affair. It was also reported, that a divi sion of the combined army had advanced ililo Spain, near Salamanca, from whence the enemy had retreated. -1I'Ø2

LONDON, JUNE 22. It was reported on charge this morning, but most fervently do we hope without founda- tion, that Martinique and Guadaloupe have totally disappeared. Another report, on the authority of letters from Guernsey, was, that a volcano had taken place in the Island of St. Vincent, and done considerable mischief; and that it was felt at Guailaloupe, Martinique, and Dominica. It was rep or ed at Lisbon on the dale of the last accounts, that our army had actually en tered Salamanca, Marmont having evacuated it (ti the greatest confusion. No such intel- ligence has been received by Government.- The only account wh'ich the tast dispatch from Lord Wellington brought was, that our army Lot-(I 1 0 '1 was moving in force towards the Tormcs, pro. bably with a view to make itself master of Salamanca, which is on the Tornies. Marmoilt's having retired from Sala-uianca we were already informed. The Ex!rao.rdio««ry j Gazette (which we IW'l'cinsede!!) mentions, that the whole of the Army of Portugal had made a movement lo their left—Hie 2(1 divi- sioll being on the Tagus, and Manhal Mar- mont's head-quarters having been removed from Salamanca to Fonleveros." Fonteveros is between 4*9 and 50 miles to ilie eastward of Salamanca. The movement to that place shewsprimaftlcie, a fcarof corning in contact with Lord Wellington. And it may be pro- bable that it may be-with tlie view of support- ing and facilitaling- the French force, which is said to have quilled, or about to quit Madrid and that Marnuv.it himself will retire to the North of the Douro, and cer.fine himself to operations strictly defensive, IF HE CAN, dur- ing the time Buonaparte is em-ployed against Russia. Havingcut otf by the affair of AI- marez the shortest and best communications helwecn Marmont and Sou it, Lord Wellington has, as it -were, broken the line, andean attack which of the enemy's force he chuses. It-was first believed that he would dispose of Sonit but his present object seems to be to drive Marmont before him, and .-penetrate inlo the interior. This operation, it is imagined, will induce Marsha-! SouR-toabandon Andalusia. WhetherWell be the project of Lord Welling. Ion, v.e k now not but we are certain, that whatever it is, it will be the wisest that could be adopted. Our readers, we believe, will soon receive important, and, we trust, most favourable intelligence from different^arts of Spain, which we shall not at present pailsnt- larize., A Mail from Malta ami Gibraltar arrived this morning. The intelligence From Sicily ijf to the 2d ult. A change in the Sicilian",Minis, tel's has taken pJace, and among the new ones are some of those who were banished some time ago by the Queen's Party. The Royal Family are, according 10 the ac- counts from Messina,, to remove to Malta, and a Regency is to be named for I he Government of Sicily. Only one of the young-children of the Hereditary Prince is to remain in Sicily.— It is rather a remarkable circumstance that this country, and the other countries in alli- ance with it, areituder the government of He- gencies, and the war against Fiance is carried on solely by Regents — the Regent of Great Britain, the Regents of Spam, of -Portugal, aud now of Sicily. PRiCE OF STOCKS. Reduced I 4 per cents 72$ Long Ann .15 i 16^- I

JUST A RIM VIM), And now on Sale, at (C. B RA EXCELLENT BIlOW NSTOUr AN]) ftllLD PORTEH, IN BARRELS A N I) IIA L F B V F! TL E I S J Also a quantity of CO R D A G E FO It sIn PPDJ G, ov supiiuioft OU A LLT Y. -=-j'

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BIRTHS. On Sunday morning, of (he T. Ellis, of Tan-y-'rallt, near this dty,of a'daughter. On Monday, at 15ryn, BeaulluH.j. the J;¡iy of Lieut.-Cot. Parry, (103d. regt.) ol a 'l,.«igb-rer. .,t.) of' ',t MARRIED. On Friday last, at Denbigh, by the'.Rev. John Jones, Vicar of Holywell, Thomas Evans, Fsq, of Prescott, in the county of Salop, to Miss Rar- relf, daughter of the late Onslow Barrett, M. I). Wednesday week, Francis Dukinfiel(i Asti v Esq. of Dukinfield Lodge, Cheshire, to Miss Su. san FJsch Palmer, of Ickwell, in Bedfordshire, DIED. On Sunday, the 7th inst. at Weymouth, aged 04 years, Colonel Nicholas Bayley,brother to (he bite Earl of Uxbridge. Friday week, in London, aged 65, R, Baldwjm Esq. Trea-sarer to St. Bartholomew's Hospital) awl to the Welsh Charity. Oil Sunday, the 14th inst. at Bath, after an ab- sence from this city of a few months, Charles Owen, Esq. son of the late worthy a«d Rev. Dr. Owen, Precentor of this Cathedral.— The reline vsieut of his mind, possessing learning witfjowt pe- dantry— the goodness of his heart, being charita- ble without ostentation, and the gentle urbanity ol lii-s manners, alike to rich and poor, were vir- tue. which whilst (hey shed a lustre of example, s endeared him to all who knew him.— His perso- nal sufferings were sorrowful—but he sustained them with fortitude—for he was a christian—and since the commencement of the North WalesGa- zette, we have seldom inserted a name in our obi- tuary, which could, individually to ourselves, or to that; proportion of onr readers who knew him, iiioi-c real cause of

W. G. Williams, gen I. is appointed Lictfte-" nant in the Rovai Anglesey Militia. When the short period of probation isallol- led to the Local MUiiia to praclice, anti the difficult, though now simplified manoeuvres of the military are considered, it excites pleasing astonishment at thejirogrcss it makes., and in no corps can it be observed more evidently, thai! that of the Local Militia of this county, which on Tuesday last was inspected lii,('Iily "o its ltoll-(Yr-,Ill(i Wilo -vitli",Irdolif ilitl patriotism which would have graced their, ancestors, applied closely and willingly., and ,I' accomplished perfectly the manners and uceiivres ol a regular regiment. Oil Saturday last, the Mold Battalion of Flintshire Local Militia was reviewed by Gen. Lagarti; they went through the manna! and platoon exercise with the greatest precision, and fired eighteen rounds. The Genera! ex pressed his great satisfaction, and returned thanks to the Officers and Privates for their steady conduct, and soldier-like appearance, which he promised to report to ihe Command- er,in-Chief. The Hand, consisting of eighteen in number, played several select airs during dinner: and are allowed to be equal to any. Local Band in this part of the kingdom. It appears, from the official account pre- sented lo the House of Commons, that the net produce of duties arising from biamps, in ling- land, on Newspapers and Almanacks, toge- ther with the produce of duties on Advertise- ments, for the year ending January the 5th, last, was 415,000/. The number of newspa- pers printed in London is about 54, and in the rest of England about. 114, An Inquest was last week held before T. Jones, Esq. Coroner for this county, on the body of John Williams, of Rhyd y Gvvystyl, near Pwllheli, who was killed iii taking down an old Barn,, by a lar^e beam falling upon his head and back. A lew days ago, an inquest was also held on ihe body of John Davies, a miner of Llandudno, near Con wav who, de- scending into.a copper-mine by a rope which was not properly secured, the poor nJan was precipitated a depth of fifty yards, and was literally -to pieces—it is surprising [hat amidst Ihe number of accidents occnrnnu- hi the very presence of the people whose exist- ence depends upon it, more care, more caution is not iised to prevent such fatal accidents might it not be a means, if the regulation and care of those ropes were submitted to the management of one man—who would in some measure feel responsible for the safety of fellow labourers Completion of .JllaUiraelh Embankment.- • Every opportunity which occurs to the Agricultural improvements of this country byway of Inclosure, hut more parlicuJarly of reclaiming Land front the Sea, being so uuici) gam to the public, by increase of quan- tity,aud in general of,the best quality--aitVds us unspeakable sati-slact ion. With the'se imnres- sions, we have the pleasure to announce to the. p))bt)C,H)ecotnj)ie)ionofsheHn)bank<nen!<)!; Malllradh NIH.sll--which has,at length, been accomplished wills uninterrupted success, after- as in the opinions of the lies! judges, to he im- pregnable to the attack of'the sea—for on Saturday last VI. five this great work was finished — whew we announce this we regret ¡ sincerely that Ihe embankment at. Tre-Kadoc had not equal success, and we are fed lo snp- jiose, tlia-.t had Ihe 'proprietor of that work, adopted similar measures and advice, the expectations of'the country would not have experienced that cheek which wc I nut, is not- yct liollll,lS fleell used by tiJeg'c;J'¡iclHcII í¡¡fere;!cd at .Malltraeth, and much praise is due l,o tliem and Mr. JOlles of Nan!, who, under Hie di- roction o! ail-able engineer Mr. Wedge, has executed this great work. The Commissioners whM have had the conducting of tliis arduous undertaking, deserve public nolice — Mr. Wil- liams of Treffos, Mr. Wyait of Lima Grove, alldlr. Willia us of TVegarntidd. Extraordinary Phenomenon. — Lef'tors from Barnudoes notice a very extraordillary pheno- mcnon which occurred there oci I I), 1st May During the night o.fihe 30th Ap-r-iI, dreadful ■explosions like thunder, but not so regular, were heard, with occasional flashes of light- ning. Theiiexl morning at four o'clock, the a!.mospliere.was perfectly clcar and light, but at six tliick clouds had covered the horizon from which issued, in torrents like rain, par- cles finer than sand, probably 0 f v 0 lea n i ë itillit- kxr, and at eight it was as totally dark as it ■v'as ever known the most stormy night. This awful darkness continued till noon, but the [ dusty showers sti-14 fell at till seven in tlse evening. During that lime it is calcu- hhd that 40,00011). weight of the above men- tioned dust fell within the space every acre, greatly damaging the dwellings and planta tionsu; it was so hot that it was apprehended it won hi have set the houses on fire. Similar effects were experienced at the same time wilhin 20 miles of Martinique, by the ship Emma and the schooner Peggy, It is to be (eared that some of the neighbouring islands has experienced the dreadful effects of a vol- canic eruption. U is the rage to crowd so many people to- gether at a i-oule, that the splcndonr of a pan) depends on the quantity of suffocation. The fashion is measured by the number of ladies who faint, or by the number. of car- iiagesthat aresinashed. Thus we are seriously told, that Lady CI H's had the distinguish- ed honour of having seventy-five pannels of carriages broken at her door, being eighteen more than were demolished at Lady Chylmon- deley's. The extensive woollen ni-ii!, called Gib raltar," near Padsey, in the West Killing of Yorkshire, the property of Messrs. Thackray and Carlisle, was destroyed by fire on the morning of.Sunday so'nnight. The loss is es- timated at £ 9,000. The cause of the iire is unknown. On al(lrlhyartcrn()ol1 ll1'sr,Wiliam nlllt, Oil one of the brick-makers belonging to Mr. \Vhifeheail of Cad(wail-pIab', in ¡lte parish of St. Luke's, Chelsea, heal and kicked his wife, in Zhttle E-xeter street, in that parish, in a most unmerciful manner, and afterwards, fol- lowing her into (lie yard, slablfd her in the loins, with a clasp knife, declaring that nothing should prevent his murdering her. The poor woman was coveyed to St. George's Hospital, with little hopes of recovery. The perpetra- (or ol: (his barbarous deed lias been commit- ted to Newgate to take his trial for this atro- cious deed. Snails.—Owing to the wet season every gar- den swarms with snails, slugs, &c. the follow- ing extract from a lare publication, may be well worth (he attention of gentlemen and gardeners :—'4 A gentleman at Fniham, who had taken great pains in cultivating a large kitchen garden, was greally pestered with snails so much so,, that he had collected a bushel in a morning, ami could not keep-them under. This evil W;M to he altribuled in some measure to a quickset hedge, which separated his land from some adjoining rouniis belong- ing-to-a market gardener, boa;) asiies were spread on a strawberry border next the hedge, ii, Iwenty-four hours, there was not a snail lo be seen on the border, or in'thehedge. 1 hese enemies to vegetation did not return that summer or aulrimn and hy occasionally using the soap ashes, the ground is now «n- [ tireiy ireed from snails in the most wet and j hot seasons." Hettefu-ial Effects of (he lute L a an upon Trade-.—The Loan is twenty-t wo millions'; tlie taxes 10 defray Ihe interest of the Loan have been so judiciously assessed, that not the slightest burthen is thrown upon a try cla«s of the people. — flow great therefore will he the advantage of that iiid sally — Here is no gratuity, out of the Loan, to he given to foreign Powers; no dissipation of English wealth-lo be sucked up hy the ever- I:.stiilg' SpOIlg'CS of allies: -he.e is a capital S 'JILoIl sum of twenty-two million of money to be spent in the animation, the employment, the hire and reward, of every class of domestic tradesman,, mechanic, artisan, and manufac turer.—-Capital is drawn out of hordes lofruc- lily and stimulate the general indusl-rv ol ihe country.—This Loan, and the money raised thereby, lo fie spent wholly at luxme. will,put to iNslant emploJment thousands twid leils of thousands, taiiors, shoemakers, carpenters. ship builders, &c. in a word, all persons con- .Heeled with those trades which supply the ne- cessities and convenieiicies of life, to an army of 30,060, and a navy of 150,000 men—And how I-s oi industry'provided"? At bat ex pcnset.o ¡ he ¡) a (ion? A U he s!i "t a ad altiiost burthen of five shillings additional tax on a man servant, and sev-en on a four-wheel coach. To the Editor of the North JFales Gazette. Snt, I am a resident in Conway, and have seeii with much satisfaction, .your laudable exertions -far the regulations.of tlie constantly coin trained, of abuses of (his fcrry-but not so much blame should be attached to the ferryman—many of whom are iiiefi and are only u allowed the trilling sum of six shillings per week each, and are i here fore compelled. t.n -extort from ihe passengers as much as l hey 'can, to get a lilcllil,)o({.Considel ill:; this a jlL-itice duct'o them, 1 1 emaiii, Your obedient servant, I'), j We insert the Idler, received on our last publical ion, on ihe a-huses of Conway terry, and are convinced., if only six shillings per week is allowed, some adm'ssions should be made o I I of the terry men — we have haft an aj>j>i4ra 1 ion from Ireland a Ycry serious nature upon i h is so li.-eei, indc-peudetn. '■( several others n'f minor, hut of i-eai im ( portance in Ihemseh es — we stUI argtur ¡ IHI Tie REAi.-jXTKltKS.T oi I he OW-»C-« l-t f £ hC as vtoil as that of the innkeepers of ihe town of Conway., and tite neigh Injuring fanners, whose produce is these consumed, is mosl ma- tei'iail.y concerned, in a wise, salutary and easy .regulation of this ferry —i^erbum sal. 'i- To the Edit(h: of ihe -A.'orth s'Ea.'cs Gazelle. Sin, From the laudable regulations in I)CliL, If or tile Pooi-, hy the worthy and active Magistrates of ijangor., in respect to H'tights anil msnim-a;, 1 in hopes that, such salutary interference would have extended universally, and that more parti— cularly this town would nave adopted iheinI have waited long and pa.tie«tly.-—but the present, high price of of life, compel n» through the medium of your paper, respeetfr.iiy to recommend tlleil" adjpt.ion—& medium 'wliicLi always proves a benefit to tlie country—let me »a further Mr. Editor—the law" of this oom-.n-y., whilst: it allows -reasonable indulgences t0 the people, wisely applies cheeks to licer.tior,sriess-— and what, may be considered by Iw,dcrn, rtelinei-g tile. Elizabeth, produced a most wise; act against (Irunkenness and profanation of jic Lord's"' day airi sorry to observe (hat tlii d is not put. in force in the moit trifling deg-.efv hi' (his t"ówn- for the nn-iversat IicentioUsr.ess public-houses 011 the eve of the sabbath, and on tile sabbath it- self, even during iliv-ir,e service, calls for the prompt and act ive interference of the Magistrates, to preserve the wives and infants of the poor from wretchedness—and the morals of youth from wickedness and licentiousness, (or to the shame of publicans oe it spoken—the youth, nay tlie child, if ha applies, is supplied with Jmuors^ &c. 11—it behoves masters to make an exam pie' by information oil this head to tile magistraks, if.their apprentices are so encouraged—and the magistrate will in course refuse the next year's licence to such so offending—.this proceedssoie.lv from a duty man should' feel imperious, that has any regard for the welfare or his country, and impels me to solicit you to make known to those whom it may concern—and I have that know!" l're personally, of their wish to fulfil their caUin- conscientiously, that 1 have no doubt this ivnf will have the desired effect, and afford me wi'lh many others, the pleasing gratification of seein- the poor families as comfortable and happy as their humble means will afford them to be. I am, fije. A 1) TO THE y, C) F, •

•' ,>i. A # -S PoitT PE.VRIJYN, BASGOR. Jtrrioed—Peggy and ftiarj-, SE-.F, 'ro,n Liverpool Edward 8$Alan .Tones, from Dublin Mar,, J" from Lhoglle1b, hatä.'i(-C{e"'J'(.J out — -Milis. ijiKicn, for LiverpoolRaven, Tliwiw., loi Oi ugiiciiaf iClizab«;h, tViltiams, fo;. Chester, slates. C a ii x A g x. — JrrhKii. —J7. xpedition,- Jones from N ewry; Peggy ami Wa-rj, Kvasrs, froit! Y ougba)!, ballast; Au-ro'ra, Jones-f Nelly, Price Hoadicea, EH is ? Qtieen Cliar,'otiey WiHia •»> Union, JODCS; Pen fir, Jones i Friend-, from Liver"pool*, goods and coals ? Ann, Robert. from Chester, s«imt-ric a—Cleared ore/. —Jane, Ho- ller's John and Betsey, Jones: Mary, Griffith Chester Trad-civ Williams, for iSewry; Bro- thers, Owen*, Providence, Kobe ids. for s/ov.ion-. Be Nona, Thomas iSMe, Tfiomas, for Southamp- ton Carnarvon Castle, .Tones, for Pi ymon; h Ciood Friends, BarrrtTfor Cowes: Wihlerspoot, Messenger, Tlromas,. for Chester, slates Jar?e and Mary, Jones, Per Pwllhely,. barley. BK.WM'ARTS—Arrived—~Ra<diel,(ii'iili!h Ann, Williams Jane, iMonis, from Pwiil.tov, .or Liverpool, paving stones j IJ-onjet, Kllis, from Liverj)Oi»i,.ballast r -tMiiosi-, Jones, i ro*ai Liver- pool, for Carnarvon, coals and groceries; Klimor, I'l-o III CC)LI Qnefin Charlotte, Williams t Pen!ir, .Jones; Bo- adicea, J'llis, Iroui Liverpool, for Carnarvon,- coals am! sundries Betsey, Ellis, from Liver- pool, for J)ubl.in, coal.s?. Margaret-, O-en, from Carnarvon, for Liverj-xroi, timer-satire Nonsuch, Roberts, from IdverpooJ, i'or Pw-llkeJy, coalsf Mai-y, Jones, from firoghe'tio, for. Whitehaven, ballast. Quean, Davies, fiwft. Civersion, for (yardilF, [iaviug stones f Friendship, W illiams, from Chester, .sundries r ~JSe-w Aiiiford, Mathewsr from .11 ol head, J'ur Liverpool, oa-is potatoes, Pw LLH Phichurd Hetsey, Hug-hes. fro_"n LI,ijJCHy, n¡j¡.¡¡; PC,:RY, C!i;i!Tit!t,froni Llanelly. cowf'j Elvzabefh, Grillith, from Tenby William a»»t M'ar'y% Parry, from* turn, Williams, from ieuby, cttltti EMinor- GriSlth, from Conway, oak thiflwr-j IVi-ary., The«- mas, front Liverpool, Goal and! MHIdries—Cleared iwl—Providence, Francis, f&v Ikimloa, slates; Menai, Jones, for Liverpool, bja-'l r- Jat;e, Mom's, for Liverpool, paving stones Jones., frosu -ta-verjiooii eggs and poultry. -c.

LONDON 11, -1 COIN E X C H A N 6 E It ja There was a small stippfj of t'-his tnorning.; the fine samples experienced a infe- rior and diose out of condition remain crs-bant)' liyc is advanced considerably—Being vctv few arrivals of either-Barley, .Beans, Pease. (% <>atsr A,ei-c rcailily l.akeii offat last ycok s p,-i,,es.- The season for (Jlovei'seed is over—itapeseedant?' Linseed is dearer. Gener:i Cur rencV as under. Wheat —.KOs 142s Pease..73s 78s o fiss76.10 1 9 Barley —. 63a 70s Oats ,52s 57s 0 Malt —. 92s 100s j Potands. ,54s 59s 0 White Peas—. 76s 90s Rape-seed. 147s i60s 0 AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, By the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels. l T:T7"J > ne«L Ai/e Uarkij 0a(^ Anglesey,120 0 I *'F d- Carnarvons'li. | 122 8 7,0 n If 0 Denbighshire j 138 6: —j 100 9 j 52 J Flintshire, U2 6 96 9 35 q Merionetbs-h. 136 0 —! 86 0 54 r Montgomery, 137 6 75 9 47 Chester, 134 8 t 92 6 59 11) Liverpool 132 10 [ ———— 90 8 j 60 5 PRICE OF MEAT AT SrtlITHFIELD Per St(-.Ile of Sll)s. Monday, June 22. \i ?s* 4l1* G<- 4<K 5s, 6d, Ts 6d Intioii. as. 4d. 6s. Od. Pork.. 5s. 0d- 6s. 8d*. 'e iit 4-,o 1,81)eel) 15,620 Pi,-s. -1 CaIvesgg PltICE OF i.i;.vn/tlt A7LH.IUI-.MI 11 -t,l, iMitis, ,w lo 0!itb. each •Dit.to 5G 1.0 66.il) 2* ta 24 Merchants Uack-s *° DctiMur Hides t° 23? .wHi-w. •; '4 to-i catling, (j) 'r. ,0 iy to 4 ;n ..ill, ;,C>- ,0 v:; 11 » >-■ <-• S.ri;| Seals, (<reeul;a,]') 00 l° 4(? Large ilitto, per do ■ 10 3'v> Tanned iiorselliip-' H> ii:' d<'4> I'eC Hi. 20 to 21 f F,,B.S Tli£ EUJ;G ,\EEK Ur/inrty .,ls/lirt.Rhyd y Cl,(-.)r(,y) yg!b_ f Vdangeraievv, 29th. F 1; 3otli. T.loirig0}Jt £ .ysfr j re — Ll a n f\ 11 y t', 29111.

TIDE TABLE FOR THE ENSUING WEE íc • ~n is 5 3 £ « 3 O 0 « 85 J M LA VAN SANDS. £ fe « f W 3 ei o t-J — Idjj 5 5#- 3 «<8 £ £ *§ £ >, « May he crossed H a a >* >-) S hoars after ftigu *$% I tit I I voter, and conti- | e 0 o ta0 nuesafe'i hours. f (J /W I HiSk Ul"h I 'IiSh Hi"k TlJTll Righ J | Water Water | Water Water Water Water JUJTE. H. M. I I/- sr. fi. H. H. M. H. "m7T"h7 M. Thursday, ,25 8 18 } 9 IS 9 58 10 48 II 8 11 48 Friday-, 26 9 6 10 6 10 46 II 36 11 50 12 36 S;ifurd;iy, 27. 9 54 JO 54 11 34 12 24 12 44 1 24 Sunday, 28 10 42 } 11 42 12 22 I 12 1 32 2 12 5th S. afTrinifv Monday,29 11 30 J 12 30 I 10 2 0 2 20 3 0 Tuesday, 30 12 18 1 I IS "< 58 2 48 3. 8 ?, 48 Wedncsù,JuLyl[1 612 G 2 46 3 38 3 56 4 36