North Wales Gazette

.4-. -= Th is day is Published, POETIC SKETCHES OF SCARBOROUGH, \i Tn 11'1' E N to accompany a Series of v » Twenty-one humorous Designs, made there season; descriptive of; the Customs and Amusements of ttiatfasmoöâlJTè V\ afer:»s*-place. The DESIGNS by T. GREEN, and etched by T. Ro WLAMDSON. The Poetic Sketches are illustrative of the coloured Plates, and written by various Gentlemen. Printed on royal octavo, for R. ACEKRM.INN, 101, "Strand; and to be had of all the Booksellers, price 21s. CARNARVON. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A LL I hat modern built and well finished Jr"L M ESSU \n E, or I) W ELLIN'G-HOUSE, soul extensiva Premises thereunto belonging, si Juate hi Castle-street, in the town of Carnarvon aforesaid, and now in the occupation of Mrs Roberts, and Mr. Edward Griffith Roberts, as tenants at will. This House is roomy and extensive, and from its situation (being in one of i he principal streets in Carnarvon) is well adapted either for the re- Of a geiiteet t',tffiily, a lodging-house, or a shop. For further particulars apply at Mr. Glynne Griffith's OTice, in Carnarvon. ■DENBIGHSHIRE AUXILIARY ttlliLE SOCIETY. Uiuiersigued, having, this day to faci- lita, ..e for the eouniy of i)eiir»iih, in aid of (he British and Foreign .Bible Society, beg: leave to inform trie Nobilry, Ladies, Gentlemen, Clergy, Freeholders, and In- habitants of the county, that a Meeting will-be held ia the 8mre Hall, in Ruthin, precisely at eleven o'clock on Friday morning, the 271h iiist. {■beinz the ifrs! day of the Assizes), to form an insfitutrmt to the county at large, conformable To the principles of, and auxiliary to, the Bri- tish afi;l Forpign Bible Society, when Sir Watkin "Williams W\nn, Bart. M. P. Lord Lieutenant, itotu!oruiii of the coutit)7, will take •the Chair. -.Ililes Wynne, Eyarth. Joseph Pecs, Plasnewydd. John Roberts, Rirhm. John Jones, C lerk of the Peace. <io idman Roberts,? Thomas Jones, Aldermen. Gabriel llugties, Llanrhydd. Jolii, kVi!li,,t,iiii, lycil,-wyn. Thomas Hughes, Ruthin. R. Humphreys Jones. Richard Newcoine, Warden of Ruthin, •John Kyffin, Re,:tor of Derwen. ■Richard Jones, Vicar of Llanynys. Richard Jones, Rector of LSanychan. Win. Chanbres, Clerk, Lhmrhydd Hall. John Jones, Curate of Llanfwipg. John Parry, Curate of Clocacnog. John Davies, Curate )f 3 Robert Philips, Curare of Llangerniw. FLINTSHIRE. JUXILlA HY BIRLB SOCIETY. rjlJIS III I) a hi Ian I sol' tlx- county of" Flint JL are respectfully informed, that the under- Vill, it(-ClFriends to file (design of instituting a County Society, Auxiliary ■to the British and Foreign Bible Socicty, a .public Meeting will he held at llolyioeU, on the 31st-instant, ^August) at 12 o'clock, f.»r that purpose. t'he Right Hon. EARL GIIOSVF.N*OR, .Lord Lieutenant of the county, having accepted the o'Tice of President, will take the Chair. Sir Thomas Vforyn, Bart. M. P. Sir E. P. Lloyd, Bart. M. K. Sir S R. Glynne, Bart. The Very Rev. the Dean of St. Asaph. Edward Lloyd Esq. Cefn. Rev..t. C, hJ¡ ;er, SiJughton !fall. Rev. 'lugh Jones, Vicar of Northop. Rev-John Roberts. Vicar of Fremerchion. Mr Williamson, Greenfield. Ri< Uard Sankey, Esq. Holywell. Rev. Edward Roberts, Vicar of Wtntford. •— P. Whitley, Vicar of Cwm. —— Robert Davies Curate of Khyddlan. —— J. Lloyd, Curate of Tremeirchion. Llewelyn Lloyd, Rector of Vannerch. Henry Parry, Vicar of Llauasa. Ran. Crewe, Rector of Hawardeti, fThomas Thoma;, Esq. Downing. John Douglas, Esq. Holywell. James EWlr, Esq. Bryn madyn. JVfr. J. B Tipton, Flint. ^Roger Ellis, Esq. Cornisf. { PJ Iward Elli-i, Esq. Coruist. "William Rigbv, Ksq Hawardcri. William Hancock, Esq. Hawardeti. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, fllHA T application is-intended to be made JL., Parliament in the ensuing Session, for an Act or Acts for building a Bridge or Bridges over the RiverConway, from near Conway Casile, in the parish of Conway, in the coicuty of Car- narvon, to the opposite shore, in a small island in the sai 1 River Conway, in the said parish of Conway, in the same county, and for making convenient ways or approaches thereto, through lauds in the said parish of Conway, and in the parish of Eglwys rhos, in the saaae county, and .ai-io for forming ail embankment or embank- tnea's «ver Hie said river Conway, from fht said island, in the said parish of Conway, to the-npposrtje shore, in the said parish of Eglwy riuH, for the purpose of making a road Leading it toll gate, or ,:1 gates ihereon, and taking Tolls thereat, ziel I for forming emhankmeu's in the jjanshes of Conway and Eglwys rhos, and in the parishes of Liangwsrenin and GytTin, in the ■said abu-ifv u!'Carnarvon, and ia the parish of JLl.tnsaiutffiaid., in the county of Dcnbigh, or one oi Sur the iiniroveinewt of the navigation of the said river, and for belter draining lands in If"! said parishes of Conway, Gymn, Eglwys rhos, Ltangwstrnin. and Llansaintffraid, or one o!' ti>e,-Jt, and for preserving the said lands from the t* frcrs of the ride, and for vesting the, sands which nuy hi' Tec!ai:ned by the said embank- jpents and means aforesaid, on either side the said fiver Conway, within the parishes afore- said, in Owen Williams, Esquire, and also for shortening and improving the navigation of the said rifcer, by diverting its present course, and Jormmg i new channel in a more direct line from, or from tear a certain place called Cyiuiyd, to or near o C-mway Castle, through in the a i ti ,),i r i,h of fTi n. and also for making a rail- way, or railways from, or from near a certain place callerl Marl, in or through the said parish of Egl-vys rhos, to or near a certain place called the Ferry-house, in the said parish of Eglwys rluis, lor the purpose of conveying stone, and o-ther ai iterialx for erecting, forming, and com- pleting the sai I bridge, embankments and works, .and f <r increasing the existing tolls at the pre- sent ferry from Conway Casile to the said Island, until the completion of the in'rnded bridge. R. WILLIAMS, Solicitor. JJeaumltris, 16th Aug. 1813. T^* NEXT MONTH. SWJFT& CO. the COlltractars. respectfully k_? remind the Public, that the drawing of the STATE LOTTERY Will begin on the ITUv-of SEPTEM BER.. The present extraordinary demand for Tickets and Shares is a convincing proof of the popularity of the Scheme, which consists of ONLY 12,000 TICKETS, And contains the following list of Capital Prizes, v i z, 2 of .= £ 20,000 6. ..of = £ 500 2: 10,000 7 200 5 1,000 150 jP. 100, £ bO, Sic. And the smallest Prizes ire e20 each-ttit, lirst ',000 Blanks drawn will also be entitled to £ 20 each. Persons in the country may be supplied with Tickets and Shares by sending their orders, with remittances, to either of SWiFT and Co.'s Offices, viz.—No. II, Poultry; No. 12, Charing Cross; or No. 31, Aldgate High-street, London or by application to their Agents as before. ANGLESEY. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD ESTATES. ALL thai, the Messuage, Tenement, Lands, and Hereditaments, called Gors-Iwyd-hach, situate lying and being in the parish of Amlwch, in the said county, now in the tenure or occupa- pation of John Williams, as tenant at will. Alsoall that, the Messuage, Tenement, Lands, Heridelalllents, called Cae Fadog, situate lying and being in the parish of Bodedern, in the said county, now in the tenure or occupation of .Lewis, as tenant, at will. I Also all that, the Messuage, Tenements and I Lands, called Cae Ddafydd, situate tymg and being in the parish of in the said I. county, now in 'he tenure or occupation of John | Williams, as tenant at will. i The above Estates are very compact and in a 1 high state of cultivation, all standing in a very j pleasant and centra! part of the county of An- J glesey, within convenient distances to good jj Markets, well watered, and lie convenient for S manure. ] Also together or in the following or such other Lots as mav be agreed upon, Tyn-y-Pwll, in the I parish of Llanfaelog in the said county Acreage, more or less. A. R. P. Lot 1. No. I. — A Quillet containing.. 10 5 Lot 2. No. 2.-A Quillct containing.. I 0 4 LotS No. 3. and 4.-—Two Quillets? 3' I 13 containing .§ ° Lot. 4 No. 5. arid 15.—Two Quillets) | jg colifaill-.11 Lot. 5. No. 6. 7. and 10.—Three <> 433 ,Qtlillets colitaillinr ) Lot 6. No. 9.—A Quillet containing.. 0 2 14 Lot 7. No. 10. and 17.—Two Quil-) 3 3 10 lets ("olititiilif) Lot S. NO. 11.—A Quilie.t containing 6 0 27 Lot. 9. No. 12 and 14.-Two Quil-> „ lets confining s JlJ The above Quillets are very convenient, for any person to build upon, ti;e> border UJXID the sea, Lots 1st. 2d. and 14th. adjoin the beautiful pool of Llanfaelog.—There is a good prospect of Ore upon all the above Quillets: and likewise of Slates upon 15th and 16th Lots, and a safe har- bour near the Quarry for loading the same, for any part of the United Kingdom. I For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN EDWARDS, Solicitor, Llanerchymedd, Anglesey, who has surveys of the different Estates, and will directa proper person to shew ihe premises. NEV1N, &c. LNCLOSU RE. l',e utifJersigtiecl Commissioners, ¥ 7 appointed by an Act passed in the 52d year ol his present Majesty's reign, inlitled, an Act for inclosing lands in the parish of Nevin, and other parishes and places therein mentioned, in the county of Carnarvon," DO IIE R E B V GIV E NOTICE, That we have set out and appointed the under-, mentioned carriage roads and highways, through and over the commons -and-waste land, bv the said Act directed to he inclosed, as far as regaids the following parishes. In the Parish, of Nevin. One public carriage road and highway, of the breadth of seven yards, commencing at Llidiard Cae mawr, leading in an easterly direction, fol- lowing the present track of road to and ending at a place called Llidiard-how-how. One other public carriage road, of the breadth of seven yards, commencing at Llidiard Caeniawr aforesaid, and leading in a northerly direction, nearl y in its present course to f he B lid ground, and to be continued from thence as a bridle road, in its present course over Bwlch caneg y lefain, to Llidiard Rhos y commins. In the Parish of Pi:HilL One other public carriage road of the breadth of seven yards, over the common called Rhos y Commins,commencing at Llidiard Bwlch y gwyut, leading in its present course, and ending at Llid- iard Bryn lago One other public carriage road of the breadth of seven yards, over pat r. of the Rivals, com- mencing at Liithfaen, and leading in its present course to Nant Gwytherin, One other bridle road, commencing at the gate in Bwlch land, and leading in its present course to and over Bwlch y-Rihals, and ending at Llid iart Caer Lavodty, in the parish of Llanael- haiarn. In the Parish of Carvgiwch. One public carriage road of the breadth of seven yards, commencing at Llidiard blaen y Mynydd. and leading in its present course to- wards Carngiwch Chapel, One bridle road commencing at Carugiwch 1 fawr Gate, and leading by Daud Roberts's, en- croachment, crossing the last mentioned road by the old garden,and leading in Carngiwch land, and there entering the road which leads to Pwllheli. In the Parish of Cry 11 nog. One bridle road commencing at Llidiard Brvs- cyni, and leading in a southerly direction towards Crickieth, and ending at Brouerw gate. And we do hereby give .i\'olicc, That the said roads are marked out, and maps thereof, in which they are accurately laid down and descrihed, are deposited at Mr, Ellis's Office, in Pwllheli, for the inspection of all persons con- cerned. ■ind ive do hereby also give JVotice,. That we shall hold a meeting at the Crown and Anchor, in the town of Pwllheli, on Wednesday the Stil day of September next, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, at which time and place ao,' person or persons who may deem himself or themselves aggrieved, by the setting out of the said roads, may attend and object to the saine. Dated the 10th day of August, 1813. ROBT. WILLIAMS,) RICHARD ELLIS, 5 Commissioners. U. L. PARRY, ♦* CASTLESTRECT, C A UHAItTOX, ■ ■|Ol ETURNS his most grateful acknowledg- received from his friends and the public, since his commencement as Woollen-draper and Tailor; encouraged by their patronage he has been induced to visit the Metropolis, from whence he hasbroughf, a regular supply of the most fashion- able Cloths, and Gentlemen may depend upon tliei-r Clothes made according to the present prevailing q) Ie, as well as Ladies Habits and Pelises. (jdf* A Foreman from London regularly em- ployed. PENMORFA, &c. 1NCLOSURE. I THE undersigned, the Commissioner, ap g pointed by an Act of Parliament lately passed, intituled, An Act for inclosing Lands in the parishes of Penmorfa, Dolbenmaen, and LIantihanel y Pennant, in the county of Car- narvon." Do hereby give A"olice, That 1 will attend, for the second time to carry the said Act into execution, at the house of Ri chard Thomas, in the village of Penmorfa, in the said county, on the twenty-seventh day of August instant, at the hour of two in the afternoon, to or schedules in writing, from ail persons and bodies corporate or politic, who shall have or claim any common or other right to or in any of the lands to be Inclosed, under or by virfue, of the powers contained in the said Act. or the General Inclosure Act and that every suchaeconnt or schedule is to be signed by t'heoj, or the respective husbands, guardians, trustees, committees, or agents of such persons respectively, and to describe the lands and grounds, and the respective messuages, lauds, g tenements, and hereditaments, in respect whereof t!w.'v shall respectively claim to be entitled to any, and which of such rights in and upon the same or any part thereof, with the name or names of the person or persons then in the actual pos- session thereof, and the nature and extent of such rights., and for what, estates and interests they claim the same respectively, and tllat every per- son, body politic and corporate,making default, and not complying with the above directions, will be barred and excluded of and from all right and title in, fo, and upon the said lands to be inclosed, antI of and from ali benefit and advan- tage in or to any share or allotment, thereof. WALTER JONES. Cefn Rug, 1th Aug 1813. Carnarvonshire. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the Hotel, in the town of Carnarvon, on Tllcs- day, the 7th day of September, 1813, at four o'clock in the afternoon, (unless disposed of in the meantime by private contract, If which no- tice wz'll I-e giveii) LOT 1. A LL THOSE TWO DWELLING ./EL HOUSES, situate in Pepper-lane, in flic said town of Carnarvon, now in the occti patioIl of W i11 iarn Roberts,and Marv Prichard. LOT 2. All those DW ELLi NG-HOUSES, si- tuate in Hole- in-the-Wall-street, in the said town of CarnarvolI, now in the occupations of Evan Jones, labourer, Ellen Jones, widow, Richard Jones, mariner, Mary Ellis, widow, David Wil- liams, rope-maker, Evan Roberts, bell-ringer, Catherine Williams, widow, and John Morgan, gellllemall, subject to lease for one life now in being, aged from 1i) to SO years, the lessees' be- inp: subjecl to a covenant for leaving the pre- mises ill good repair. LOT 3. All that PIECE of CO M M ON, in the of all A(,t or Parliament, as ppurtenanres t« Tyddyn Hen, containing 8a. or fhci eabouis, bounded on the north-east side by laltds lately belonging to Pen fir on the south-west side by a new road and lands ol T. A. Smitll, Esquire on the south end by the public road from Carnarvon to IVn- tir and on the north end by an allotment made to Rice-Thomas, Esquire. Lor 4. All that FARM, called Trrganir.dd, near the turnpike gate, in the parish, of Dwy- gyi'ylehi, in the occupation of Jane Roberts, containing about 17a. 2r. v5p. with a right of common, and ad joining the sea-shore, near Pcn- maen-bach sands, hcin; a very convenient spot for sea-bathinsr, and will be sold in one or in two lots, (viz.) Duelling-ilousc and Buildings, one Quillet above the turnpike road, one below ditto Caehisdwn, Dryll y Pa pur, Yr Erw, Tan y Pon cyn, and Coed Adda, containing 9a. 2r. 29p. or thereabouts, down to the lower road. And Cae ftewydd, Werglodd, and Pwli yr Erw fav. r, between the lower road and sea shoie, containing 7. Sr. 36p. or there- bouts. i LOT 5. All that FARM, called Ttjddyn Ilai, in the parish of Llanbcbiig, iu the said county, containing 47a. 2r. IS,), or thereabouts, in the I ocel-,Pation.or Jones, widow, situate within about two miles and a half of Carnarvon, on both sides of the road from Carnarvon to Pentir, and on both sides of the road from Cnl? fo LlannV. This lot will be sold in one, or the three follow- ing lots, (viz.) Dwelling House and Buildings, 1 Croft adjoining, Erw Wen, Erw lssa, Cae Tros y Lon, and Quillet, containing 13a. 2r. 17p. Cae Pwll, Buarth gosa, Gors, Tyddyn Hen, Ca- naii,, Cae Cnn, and Buarth Bella, C(,»utaining 23a. 2r. 26p. and Llain y Groeslon, Werglod: and Llain Bella, containing 10a. Sr 15p. as shall be agreed upon at the time of the sale. LOT 6 All that FARM, called Car- Mnwr, in I the parish of Llanbcbiig, in the county of Car- narvon, in the occupation of Griffith Jones, con- I taining about 47 acres of good, wt ll-watered lands, situate on the left, and near to the road from Carnarvon to Pwllheli, on a rising ground, about a mile and a half from Carnarvon. This lot tortns a most desirable spot for a Gentleman's house, commands a most beautiful and extensive view of fhe Carnarvonshire hills, from Penmaen- mawr to the rivals at the back, and.of the town and castle of Carnarvon, wifh the river Meuai, Caruai von hay, and Anglesey to the front, and is equal in point of situation to any spot of ground in hut neighbourhood. There are three detach- ed Pieces of Ground belonging to this Farm, which will he sold, either with it or separate,as | may be agreed ■upon at the sale. PORTH YR AER, in the said town of Car- narvon, with the Tower anll BtlildinB, Yard and Ciardcn. containing about 22 yards in front of ihe street, with extensive Premises at the back, is well adapted either for building two ex- f eel lent Houses, or for building two rows of Cot- t ac". or for a Warehouse and Merchant's Yard for limber, coals, &c. one of the,.buildings hav- ing a large cellar for the use of a wine, ale, or spirit merchant. Ibis lot is subject to a quit rent ofone shilling per annum. LOT S. All that FIELD, caned Cae Slryd Hun, i» Carnarvon-aforesaid, lying between Pool-street and Love-lane, in building or other lots, as described in the map or plan thereof as may he agreed upon on the day of sale. The respective tenants will shew the premises and for further parllcularsapply at the Itice of Messrs. Pooles', Carnarvon,or of Mr. Roberts I Attorney and Notary Public, Bangor, where maps of the respective premises may be seen. I MfiNAI PITT CLUB. r-ul-IB A IIlJual Meeting of the Members of JL the Menai Pitt Club, will be held at the Sportsman Inn, in 1 he town of Carnarvon, on Sa- turday, the 28th day of August instant. Dinner at half past three. RICE THOMAS, JUN. Esq. in the Chair. Coedhclen, Aug. 12th, 1813. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, One-half of that Capital Galliot, FIT called, the g'>rge, Of Holyhead, of about 30 tons, ^SSiilllKka David Jones, master. iitiii, sails, and of this vesiet are fresh, and in good order, she is very handy for the coasting trade. For further partifiulars apply to Capt. Jones, at Holyhead, or at Mr. EVANS'S Office, in Carnarvon. THE VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS, That belonged to the lafe Sir JOSEPH BROOKE, Baronet. V y Inn, Beaumaris, on the 31st instant, being the Tuesday in the Assize Week. Sub- scriptions ONE GUINEA cacho .(j £ §T I-ol- further particulars apply at the Omce of this Paper; or at Mr. Harris', Bull's Head, Beaumaris. 7th August, 1S13. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. f ITII-IAT I, the uiid rsi^iicd Commissioner," 1t appointed under and by virtue of an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the 51st year of the reign of his present Majesty, entitled, an Act lor di v id ing, a Hot ing, and inclosing commons i and waste JUSTUS.in the parish of Denio, and other parishes theieii:tiaaied—will attend at the Crown and Anchor, in the town of Pwllheli, in the county of Carnarvon, on Wednesday the first day of September next, to receive proposals for the j building and com pleat, ing an Embankment over and across Penrhds River, at or near Penrhyd lyriliio,f, it) flic harbou!, of* I'wlllleli, the Plan thereof. now deposited in rhe Office of i Mr Robert Griffith, Solicitor, Pwllheli, for the inspection of all persons who may wish to con- tract for the same. R. ELLIS, Commissioner. Picillieli, 10th Aug. 1813. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN THE COUNTY OF ASGLESEA. TO BE LET, f JHIIA T Capital MANSION HOUSE, called A CROMLLE.CH, with about one hundred and fifty-one Acres of excellent arable, meadow, and pasture Land, appurtenant thereto Pos- session of which may be had -it Allstiints next. These premises are situate in the parish of Llanfeehdl, contiguous to Cemmaes Bay, and within five or six miles of the market towns of Amlwch and Llannerchymedd. From ihe conti- guity of these Premises to the sea shore, they are admirably adapted for improvement, as lime and shelly sanl eall be readily procured for that purpose, within a mile of the Farm, at a trifling ex pence, mid in every point of view a more de- sirable Residence or Farm, has not been offered in this county to public notice. .For terms and particulars, apply to Mr. RI- CH A no Owe Pi is Llanyngened'l, Anglesey, Land Surveyor, or Mr. ROBKRT WH.LIATIS, Tyn-y-diVidd, near Bangor, Carnarvonshire, (if I by fetter,postpaid)