North Wales Gazette

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN-, f¥^0 the proprietors of Lands and Estates 1 jn the parish of Llandisilio, in the county of Anglesey, and to all others whom it may con- cern, that at the next Session of Parliament, a Petition will be presented to the Honorable IT olh" otCommons, for leave to bring in a Bill in or-ier to obtain an Act of Parliament for dividing-, al- lotting, inclosing, and improving all the common- able Lands and waste Grounds, in the parish of Llandisiiio aforesaid. Dated the 25th day of August, 1813, O. A. POOLE, Solicitor GENERAL POST OFFICE, LONDON, AUG. 25, 1813. CAUTION, Against sending Letters otherwise than by the Post FKS \LTIES lo the Amount of EIGHTY- A FIVE POUNDS, with costs, have been recovered in an Actioll hronght hy order of the Postmaster-General against a respectable Mer- cantile House in the Country, for sending Seven- teen Printed Circular Leiters hy a Stage Coach. By command of the Postmaster-General, FRANCIS FREELING, Secretary. ANGLESEA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. r"B E Annual Meeting of the Society, wil! il be held at Llangefni, on .Wednesday the 8th of Septemher instant, when the various Pre- miums proposed by the Society, willbcawanled. The Sweepstakes entered into, to shew thc best Bull, and the best Yearling Heifer, will also be decided, and the time will he fixed for the October and February Ploughing Matches. Gentlemen possessing any improved Agricul- tural Implements, not commonly used in the country, are requested to send them for inspec- tion—hose imported from London by the so-I ciety, will also be exhibited. As there is much business to he done, Gentle- men are requested to meet at eleven o'clock exactly. — Dinner to he on the table at three. SIR ROBT. WILLIAMS, Bart. President. TIMBER. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Eagle's Inn, in the Town of Llanrwst, on Tuesday the 14th day of September, 1813, at 5 o'clock in the a fternoon. LOT 1.-2-19 Oak. LOT 2.—19!) Birch and Alder. The above Timber are ready felled upon Kyffdû and Ty-mawr farms in the parish of Llanrwst, and about three miles and a half from the port of Trefriw oil the river Conway, where they may be shipped at a small expence. The Oal. are particularly worthy the attention of Ship-build- ers, bcill mostly well calculated for keels, beams and planks. For further particulars apply at Kyffdfi, or to Mr. JONE% Auctioneer, at Llanrwst. N. B. Thirty Tons of good Bark to be Sold by Pri vale Contract. (ONE PROPERTY.) Merionethshire. TO BE SOLD BY HT(,TION, At the hotise of Mr, Owen Davies, in Mamtwrog, on Thursday, the Wth of September instant, at j o'clock in the afternoon, subject to condition— rTIEIR FARM and LANDS railed CAE.-GI.AS, JL in the parish of Llanfrothen, in thecouutv of Merioneth, four miles from Tlln-j-bwlch anZI the like distance from Beddgelert. There is a great quanlily of thriving young Oak growing on part of the tand,an.d several acres more of it would produce Oak, if fenced in, and preserved. The premises are situate in a very picturesque j part of the county, at a small distance from/he •sea» hut commanding a ifne view thereof, and of the Meriouelhshire and Carnarvonshire hills. The tenant will thew the premises. and further particulars may be had of Mr. HUMPHREY WIL- I"IAIils,DoJi!;eÙey. This Day was published, Price 6. TME EDINBURGH 11 EVi EW, No. 42, CONTAINING Correspondence Litcraire el Philosophique de Grimm—Lord Byrou's Giaour-Measllremcut of an Arch of the Meridian in the peninsula of India—Phetii Lexicon Her- mann i W hitelaw, Tighe,&nd others, onlhestale It-eliiid-iii,ja Gajit)jta, or the Algel)rij of II)e ill(! Totii- in (o¡m's Sketch of the Sikhs-Clarkson's Life of IVilliani Penn—Seventh Report of the African InstItution-Quarterly List of new Books, and Index to Vol. 22. Edinburgh printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh White, Cochrane, and Co. London and to he had at the Noith Wales Ca, zette Office, Bangor; Broster and Sol,, Cliestel-; Roberts, Carnarvon; Pugh, Dolgeliey Saun- den, Bala Roden, Denbigh and to he had of every bookseller in the united kingdom. Of whom may he hatl, The EDINBURGH REVIEW, fro!» the commencement, twenty-two volumes, in boards; or any volume or number separately. TO RICHARD RICHARDS, ESQUIRE, ■Chief Justice of the several Counties of Chestei-, Flint, Denbigh, tind Montgomery, ^%?|TE, the High Sheriff, Grand Jury, Ma- V f gist rate?, and Gentlemen, of the county "Of Montgomery, request your Lordship's permis- sion to cxprs I be peculiai gratilicat ion which we have received from the promotion of a native of the Principality, acquainted witlvits lan<niap-p aud experience in the practice of ifs Coorf* preside in its highest judicial situation W ^congratulate the county wluei, we inh- T upoh the appointment of a. Ciiicf JUSiU;e, wt f' learning, ta'-euts, and integrity, We have lot^ known and respected, and whose progress thrt5 life affords an additional proof, that in this hap- py country, eminent merit cannot fail to receive its due reward. Pool, Aug. 23d, 1813. W. Pugh, Sheriff Clive Catkin Williams Wynn Richard W. Price C. W. Williams Wynn ■y- W. Williams W/nn *i°hn Edwards ♦Tohn Humffreys Y* D. Owen O- Herbert D. Pug-h )l,es p. ^aj;l Jones, Clerk •Ki.chard Gnffithes Joties Jt Jones Devx. iVlytton, Clerk Lloyd Jones Plilard ^dye >>■ Price J J. Morris John Prvce J. Stephens Richard Owen Evan Stephens R. Farmer C. Dallas Joseph Hayes Lyon R. J. Davies John Hill W. Parry Richards William Owen Evan Jones Richard Edmunds W. Brown Gilbert Ross John Williames George Sparrow Pryce Deveieux H.R.Jones TO BE SOLD BR AUCTION, On Saturday the Wth instant,, at the Royal Oak, in the loi.cn of Carnarvon, THE BRIG E uK.jf"OUR, Burthen per register 100 tons, with all her Materials, now lying at Carnarvon Quay. SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KM WOLEDGE. A 1*1, persons who have sent m their name* /H as Subscribers to the New Family Bible," i .« publishing hy he Socie y, are informed iha> I they must apply for the same through their re- spective Booksellers. J. H, COTTON, Secretary of the Diocesan Committee, Bangor.

London, Monday Evenings August 30. j DISPATCHES were received yesterday from fhe Ma rqois of Wellington, dated from Lezaca i on the I8'h. They do not contain any intel- ligence of much importance. A Mail from Sanbnder arrived also yesterday. Both ar- mies have remained quiet smce the victories of the Pyrenees; but Lord Wellington is pres sing1 vigorously the sieges of Pampluna and St. Sebastian. The latter place is said to he very short of provisions. sit. rilos Graham, whom the Altona Paper" of the 16th sent out of the world with so little ceremony, is at Ayerzun, near St. Sebastian's, which place is closely Invested by sea and land. On the 19th at the mouth of I he 3:: y "f Passages, a cannonade at St. Sebastian's was distinctly vi sihle. it was understood that some heavy I ordnancc, which had been landed some days before, would he brought to act the fortress on /Iw 20!h. Some Paris Papers have been received, but not of a tater date than ifie 23d. There is one important piece of intelligence mentioned in I lie txi. It is the eagerness with which the French Government are pur-chasing trees for pallisadoes for Ihe fortresses on the Rhine.— A demand of a large number of Irees has been made of the Duke of Baden, and 9000 were purchased in the environs of Basle the begin ntng of this iiiotilli for pallisadoes for the for- tress of Huninguen. It should seem as if Bo naparte were not without apprehensions that he should he obliged to fall hack to the liliine, It wasreporled llns morning that Buonaparte had passed or rather repassed the Elbc. We know not upon what authority Ihe rumour rests, bul it is by no means Improbable. If the Auslriaus and Russians have approached I the Bavarian frontier in great force, and if the Crown Prince is making a movement Io throw himself m the rear of the enemy, Buonipnt -'e will not remain between the Elbe and the i Oder There were ;Iso reports this morning I ofgreat battles on Ihe 17fh and 18lh of this month. If there have been such battle's thev have been unfavotirable to the enemy, or we should have had them announced 10 its in fir ings from the French coasf. As late as last night, no such firing had been heard. We are happy to announce the safe arrival of the Bedford, of 74 gnus, Vice Admiral Stil- ling, with the valuable homeward-boitnd Jamaica fleet. PRICE OF STOCKS. 3 per Cent Consols. 57Gi 57 3 tier Cent Lte(I 57-$ £ • Omuium Sit g 3 per Cent Consols 57 (;f 57 3 tier Cent Red 57-$ £ Omuium 5|i Consols for Acct 57||-

THURSDAY, SEPTRMLiKH 8. C--7 The ordtr to discuntinue the anve lisrment of CrornHcch Mansion House and Lauds to be Let, came too late to be attended to.

f airs — Conway, Sept. 4th Trefriw 3d Rhyddhuid 8th. The Earl of Uxbridge has accepted llift Pre- sidency of the Carnarvon Auxiliary British and Foreign Bible Society. E. Walker, constable" of Sfoiirporf, has seized unlawful nets to the value of 201. within this month. The Rev. Rowland Egerton, B. A. and his wife E III I ni, take the surname and arms of Warburton, out of respect to the memory of the late Sir P. Warburton, Bart. of Arley, Cheshire. At last Shrewsbury Assizes came on a Spe- cial Jury Cause, 'he King, on the prosecution of Edward Waters, against John Jones, of Black Hall, in the county of Montgomery, Esq. when the Court and Jury most honour- ably acquitted Mr. Jones. The anniversary meeting of that Loyal So- ciety, the Mellal Pill Club, was held at the Sportsman Inn, in Carnarvon, on Saturday the 28th of August last, and was ver) rcspecl at)iy atte,ided.-Ilice Thomas. j hi. in th ciiair.—At this meeting the members appear I.d decorated ,by special pcrmission) wilt) Ihe medals worn Dy the Parent society in London, and they were further graluied by receiving irom Mr. Bnhb, the sculptor, several oj ies all of ihe superb monument executed by him, and erected in Guildhall oy toe order of (lie io.-(i iiid Common Lonitcil of Ine City of Lo.,doii, to ihe me nory of thai iiiustrious siatesman, whose patriotism tney mei lo cetehraie Aiter the King, Prince Regent, and the rest ot ihe Royal family, the following toasts were drank :— The memory of Wiliiam Pitt, in solemn .ilenc^. — I ne memory (it' Si,ei)cel- i(i iik-e ner. May the genius of Pitt ever govern Bi n st. Councils. Pile Lord Lieutenant of !It,, i otl;li of Carnarvon. — I'he eomp/ele compendium (If military pertection, the Marquis M eilmgton.— TI)e t,oi-(i l,leiitenii,)i ,i' ;e of' A tile Vice-President—Colonel Kd -v ird., and me iviilitiaol the County.—Colonel Smith, and the Local Militia of he (,Oilllfy. I'llit Member ol the House of COIlI-IIOIIS, who in his place m Par- iiallielit t,)i, i)t,olic for ivilliti,it, Pitt, and Spencer Perceval. Sir tlobt. Williams, Bart. Member for the Cotipity.ir it. Vaiighaii. Bart. Member lor Merionethshire.—Prosperity to lie Parent Society in Loticion.-MIr. Morgan, Secretary to the London Pitt Ciiib, at% to him lor his polite and obliging attention to 'be c,jti(!erits oi' rtit- vienai Pitt Citil). President for the following y ar Ear] of Us- brioge. Vice- P, esid,,Yzt,iticti Garnotis, Esq. The Annual Meeting of the Members of Ihe Agricultural Society of this county, was very numerously and titost respectably attended, fifty-nine Gentlemen having sal down to din ner at the Hotel, on Thursday last. — While we contemplate with the highest pride and satisfactioii this has always been shewn by the great land pro prietors of the county to theSociety,we look j forward with most confident hopes, that this patriotic and increasing Institution will render more real advantage to Carnarvonshire than j my measure ever yet adopted fit the country, flu- premiums awarded on that day were nu nerous, and well judged, having been given to tenants onli/, aud their lahourers and ser vanls.— There were some excellent heifers shewn, and some pens of sheep j and the ap- proved implements of agriculture, which were obtained from London, were all disposed of to the Gentlemen of the county, who are ready to allow any persons to inspect and take itiodels of tiieiii.-NVe sliall insert more par- ticulars in our nexf. Montgomeryshire Great Sessions concluded on Wednesday. This being the first circuit ofthc newly appointed justice. R. Richards, Esq. the itiost characters in the county attended to evince their respect to him, and several congratulatory resolutions were drawn up and presented see advertisement. There were four prisoners for irhl, viz. Edw. Pugh, lor stealing divers articles of wearing apparel, the properly of William Jones, to be imprisoned six months.JamesNcwlllan a!HI Thomas Edwards, for i hook the properly of ttichardLewfs, con I laitiing several bills of different hanks; New- man found guilty, and sentenced to two years imprisonment Edwards, not guiily. — Tims. Ellis, otherwise Newtoll, lor stealing a horse the property of Mr. Win. Prichard, goiltv — Dealh. j Mossv. r,.ysler, Esq.—This was an action tile lat(! ,;Iicrlffof.Siti-ol)siiire, to recover the value of certain cattle (the pro- perty of the plaintiff) which hud been se;it..to ley at a farm near Hinstock, and which were 'fit CX(lclflo:l fly (I)c (Icf*ciittaiit'()Ili,,(.,r, j under a writ lieri Facias, issued against a person of Ihe name of Cartwrigiil, who had some lime before been in possession of the farlll. bur had assigned his effects lo the plain t'lf, in li-tigt for the equal benefit of his credl tors. After the call le were taken in execn ton, notice was given to the officer, that Hum veto not the proper! v of Cart vvright, notyvith standing which he sold them hy private con- tract for the sum of 38/. Mr. Justice Dnui- pier, in summing up the case to the jury, ob- served.that it was not enough thai the catth [ were found on (he premises; and that lIit ollicer, having hceu told that (hey were the properly of the plaintiff", should have taken care to ascertain Ihe fact. That the omcn should have sold litem properly, iuslcad of which, lie cared not whether they produced much oi little. His Lordsnip also observed that the heritr WIU not justified in selling bi, private contract liiiiii he hiid I i-ied an auction 'I'lle ri'ttii-ited a vel-diet for the plaintiff', da mages"50/. Joseph -ales. — i-xtract. from a Biographi- cal Sketch of Joseph Gales, Editor olllle Aa tional Intelligencer, (the American State Pa per) at Washington. In 179*2-3, ot the apostles of Tom Paine, none was more conspicuous and active than Jo- seph Gales, now conductor of IheAlIJerican offi cial paper. This man was born in the villagi ot^ Eckifigtoti, Derbyshire, in England, about 1768. His father was an honest and industrious man. hy trade a last maker, and if we are cor- rectly informed, the venerable .old man still tives it is, however, certain, that the sign ol he Golden Lasl Jet relnalllS above the door ol his humble mansion. The subject of this sketch, at a very early period of life began his father's trade, but how long he followed it, is no' accu- rately stated. Be that as it .'nay, the youth dis- played all ambition,which soared far beyond his yeats and that vocation Accordingly his fattier, notwithstanding his very narrow circumstances, connived to give him a decent education, inso- much that we tind lie as editor of a weekly Paper in 1792, in Sheffield, we believe (he Iris: now printed and conducted by a worthy man. Mr. Montgomery, author of" The Wanderer in Switzerland" and other poems. [n the fullness of polities and irreligion, Mr Gale's profligacy became unbounded At a civic feast m Chester- fild, be blasphemously assisted a gang of Paiue's disciples in burning aheap of bibles in the street; and as a refinement of expression in this piou work, to use a culinary term, those scions of so- ciety boasted that they not only burnt, but bast- ed the burning pile. Many state trials soon after ook place tor high treason Gales was denounc- ed as a ringleader in rebellion and apostaey; but those who wished not to see his family disgraced by a law process, and the consequent sentence. gave him the alarm, and he steered across th. Atlantic. In the United States he Was received Witll Condesceusion and respect. Arrivals at Af>ergete.T)owa*er Lady Lloyd, i'roiii Glodd-ieth, on her way to Pensrwern; her !ji-yship seeme indisposed,an;) was attended hy Mr. Piih-y, Surgeon, Llanrws Colonel Orange a,.(t t,iliiy Ni i-s. i,iov(l, )r ilaiii yffy(li kv,ii Tody, Esq. and family Lord Kirkwall, the Rev. W. -Vnwy-l, &e. &c. Bv i recent enai luieiil troops on a mnrch I)t, above one mtie from I lie r"spectu*> places mentioned in the rouie from !c War Office. Captain Maples, of the Pelican sloop of war, is promoted to the rank of Com-.uauder, tm his .Il wury i" h• car.ture of the ,-irgus, Cunvei/ance of otdicrs' Baggage.— At > tale General Q,u ir!i-r es^ion-i of the Peace for ill Eastern Counties the additional sum of on; shilling per mile, was fixed an t ordered by he Justices, for She conveyancr* of army bag- gage, by waggo s with four horses. A man, among a society y.f his friends in a po Mic room, made himself so obnoxious by ::ie violence of iiis conduct, that after break i-t-Z 111.. window, he was turned oil, desirous -iti iiis h< mi! tjis head m the hoJe he ind r a tie, and asked pardon, spying, he saw I rough his error (iiiju.'uil. '.ore. — A person praising the nf tec;ion -it the widows of Malabar, who burn :hemselves ou a funeral pile in honor of their iHisUatuis me nory Fooie, who was present observed, I hut the women of Euglar-d claim ed a Higher honor for they burned before mnrriage for their jirst husband, and alier vards for a second." The C Commanding Officers of Regiments have received orders fr >m the War Office to discontinue Ihe usual contracts for meat, it being deemed expedient that the supply of meat lo the troops in Gn at Britain sh mld, Irom Ihe 25th of Sepiember, lake phiceutider coiiiracls entered into by Ihe Commissary in Chief only. Ollt of 49 Capilals in lhe last Lottery BisH shared and-wid f'WENTY ONE, ilj(:lIIdlll' Pnzl', oi £ 20,000, ^'10,000, &c. This unparalleled Success has caused him to have an unprece- dented demand for Tickets and Shares in the Lottery which will he drawn in Two Days, commencing the 17th instant, the Scheme of which contains Two Prices of a £ L20,()00, Two of £ 10,000, & &c. iiiid no Prize lower than X20. Tickets and Shares are selling at Bish's fortunate Offices, 4, Coruhill, and 9, Chariug- Cross, London, and hy his Aellls III this County, who sold several Shares of the 21 Capitals. *VX' £ 20,000 for the first Prize drawn above :J:20 The Harvest.—We are happy to learn from various quarters that the corn crops, gene- rally, throughout the kingdom, are most abundant, so tar as the cultivation has pro- ceeded, and that the plantation of potatoes is great and flourishing beyond all former ex- ample in most parts of the neighbouring counties, nearly double Ihe quantity of ground has been allotted for potato*; culture to what had been observed in any former year and (he price of potatoes has Ltlleu in the princi- pal markets at least one hall, in some places nearly two-thirds, since the last plantation. Thus is our prospect (it liletity Let us hone we shall soon feel Hie general ef- fects of i! in lowering the prices of all Ihe chief articles of human food, and thai a ge- nera! thankfulness will pervade the bosoms of till who are happily relievedlhcrebv. Under the circumstances ol such increasing national demand for sustenance, we must, however, lament that so many hundreds of thousands of acres throughout the country should re- main uncultivated, and comparatively unpro- ductive I Jhirgale. A tolerable estimate may ht formed of the ease w:1 which the visitors of this place prooure entertainment, bv the fol lowing ex! racts made from a small MS volume iound by a lodging woman in her house, alier a father and mother, with a daughter who passed for a tine lady in Margate, had quilled The wonder is, how Ihls tine lady could find time to minute down the important trans- actions of the day, amid her numerous engage- ments — Morning at 8, went to halite-no holes in he fan of the machine — very provoking, as gen I leiiiei) were in the next.—At 9, breakfasted—1 till 12, dressinsr negligently for strolling wit! papa and mamuia—till 2, read the papers au played at loo, lost 24 shillings—saw M r. Dapp —got behind the conotcr at Bettison's, fancying myself at home —very unlucky, offered to sen* a Yot)" till A, sat a! home and rea The Dismal Cavarn of Horrors."—very (in romance, language so grand, and words so Ion. and out of the way—dined at 5—Mr. Dappei dined with papa—most genteel young man, so chil anrl galianl-papa catled the waiter several times at domer,and Mr. D. answered, Coming, Sir I tiJollht he meant it has a joke, out Iw blushed every time, and called "■ waiter very loud—his -conversation very entertaining all about, plays, the war in Russia, carriages, novels, and coffeehouses; the last apparcntly hy arcl- dent—Shakespeare very line poetry, particularly his George Barnwell — Milton fine man too, but did not write such good plays as Shakespeare— Mr. 1).' s opinion about the war in the Peninsula -Mr. Dapper very attentive to me squeezed itiy hand under the iable several times,and lookeO so engaging—Wellington ball in the evening— asked me to trance—drank tea at 7—half past 7 to half past 9, dressing—sky blue frock, pinck shoes, yellow flowers, and laurel leaves—white ,g-Iovt's-fholl!h' [ looked charlllil1ly-iO w\'nl to the ball—looked about for Mr, Dapper, hUI in vain, till It o'clock, when he came, dressed very smartly -danced six dances with hit -i)-fle- lightful man—squeezed my hand tenderly all the time, and said soft speeches—lie seemed a little hurt at a ru le gentleman, who, afte; staring at his smart dress, said, 11 Iloilo, .lack, is it yoit ? How long have you left the HungerfoWl ? Who is waiter there now?"—Da pper made no answer but I asked nim »vha' the gentleman meant, and he told me that he bad once waited there a whole hour for the man who spoke to him, who did not keep his appointment — Dapper seemed very dull .fter seeiug the gentleman-r—left off dancing a' 2— )apper saw us home, and kissed my hand at parting—tlear man, dreamt of him all night." Fi-i(i,iv ;I Cotii-i-itia,-Iial was held on board the Gladiator, Hear-Admiral Foole President, on Thomas Mahai, seaman, he longing to the Garland, for desertion, and for being afterwards found serving on hoard the American ting ol war Vixen.—The Court was of opinion that the charge was proved but, oi consideration of -,r. umstances, did atlj into receive 300 lashes through the fleet, forfeit all his wagt-.s, and io solitary con finement in the Marshalsea for twelve calenda months. ■ J it;. There are now living in a iilUe thatched hot at Easi Marlon, near Fkip.'on, where (hey have long resided in the greatest harmony, thu following six persons, whose muled a^es amount to 500 years viz — Moses Geldard 86 Martha, his wife 82 Rose Fullard 80 | | Mark Ho -vkt r 74 Mary Gar ..m SG Mary Smith There is now living in Polleckshaws (Scot- land,) a veleran sailor of the name ot Jamie- son, in the 84111 year of his age. Ilt- with tiawke, Boscawen, Snuuders, iveppcll, H "dílt') and ¡'loud; :;IlÙ was UIIC 01 lit' s;¡i!l;t em pili) I'll III drH II\ I he ca II ¡¡ ()!J "II I he lIei s: I ¡j!t oi A nruiiam, and afterwards engaged -villi ihe enemy tor four hours, till victory declared in favour of (he Bniish Although h,s l-mg and faithful serv ices mighl justly hav- iti to a never iirmg itself to go through the necessary lor.us, aud at th s moment he actually sup- ports himself by his own labour at the loom. The following extract is made f'o a lte Album of the Carthusians, in which it w ?S written by the late Lord Bristol, Bishop of visits are not so my son and 1 arrived c.ete on the 181 h December, and lefl il the Yiimday following. The General refused me a sight of the library, and the cook the necessary food perhaps 1 out-staid I heir liking. I re- turn (io use a fashionable expression) more penetrated with cold, than the civilijy of ihe Witt) compliment* than w it;; food and when I see I wo swagger- nig C'tpucniiis, wild their paunches as fuil as their wallets, 1 cannot help thinking of the Scripture phrase, He hath filled i he lmn%r}/ with good things, and the rich he hath sent empty away. As for the Holy Fatiie,s, ilu-y always pui me in mind of Virgii — Qnaai velleui teiiiere in alto, Nunc et pauperism, or der >« m-rferre labores."

SIIIPPI-N G. a O itT i'EMtHVX, Bi^CtOR.— Arrived—M its, Aoden Vine, El- lis, from Liverpool, balla-r Mes- senger, Thomas; Caroline, Junes, from Chester; eielty -ml pegey, Jones, irom Liverpool, coals and sundries; Bro- iliers, —Hero, Jones, for Conway: Betsey, Unifies; Betties, Davies; Olive, Owen. for Liverpool; Sally, Williams, for Dublin; Aliarice, fieale, for Cork, slates. CARNARVON— -4rrived—Jane& Bd; r, Pierce, Rebecca, Parry; Queen Charlotte, Hughes; Elizabeth, Williams; Friends, Roberts, from Liverpool; Messenger, Thomas \e"y, Pierce; Chester, E, ailS, from Chester, COitl s- Lured out ;or Chester Ant, Owen, for Liverpool; Liiza, Roberts, for Dundalk; Jane and Mary, Jones, for Newry, slates. PwllhelY —Arrived—Ann, Rowlands Fjn- ny, Huglies; J.ine, Morris; Catherine, Wi.-ii- alils; ¡hio!1, Evans, from Liverpool, coals and sundries; Diligence, lid wards; Plain Dealing, Evans, Irom \berystwith j Slag, Price; Eliza- he/h, G,.UTich; Minerva, Rouerts, from Bar- mouth, oak timber Hope, Thomas Ann,Jones from Neaih; Ardent, Roberts, from Tenby* culm; Sisters, Gri'Hth, from Liverpool, coals and sundries—CUa.-td out.-— Eunice, talis, for Dublin; Betsey, Williams; Aiiii, Will a;iis Mary, Owen; Supply, GrifB h, for Liverpool, paving stones.

A V E11A GI: PR ICE OF CORN. A V E11A GI: PR ICE OF CORN, By the Quarter of Eight Winchester Bushels d s. d. s. d s d. I t Rye. Oats. Anglesey. NO 0 ———— 53 g 32 0 Carnarvonsh 0 I 5y 0 IS4 3 Denbtjhshire 12) 6 — Qf) () g Flintshire. 119 0 f-;o f, 37 16 lerinnethsh 11- 55 0 36 O Montgomery. Ill 2 ,54 0 35 3 Chester, 109 9 60 0(45 10 Liverpool, 1 OS 10 62 8 j 46 0

LIVERPOOL. Corn Exchange, .lugust 24, 1813. W HEÆT, pr, 701b. s. d s d. English 15 0 to 16 0 Scotch P2 0 13 (J Welsh |5() 160 I|ish 12 0 13 0 BARLEY, pr. 601b. I" English .70 80 Seolch 0 0 0 0 Irish 5 0 6 0 Malt, pr 9gls 12 0 140 O ats, per 451bs. English com 40 4 6 P<OE 5 3 Irish. Potatoe 4 5 49 Common 40 49

PRICE OF MEAT AT SMITFJFI ELD. Per Stone ol hlbs. Monday, August 30, »eer. 4s. 8tl. 6,. Od. Veal.. 5s. Od. 7s. 0d. Mutton. 5s. 0d. 6s. 2d. (Pork. 5s. 0d- 7s. Od. Head of Cattle at Smithfield. Beast. 2,10°, Sheep 20,400 Pigs. 220 Calves 150

PRiCE OF LEATHER. AT LEADENHALL d. d. Butts, 50 to 561b. each 23 to 26 Ditto 56 to 661b 26 to 28 Merchants Backs. 2: £ to 23A Dressing Hides to Fine Coach Hides 21 to 21 Crop Hides, for cutting, 35 to 40.. 20 '10 23 Flat Ordinary, 45 to 50 21 tØ31 Calf Skins, 30 to-40th. per dozen.. 32 to Ditrq, 50 :o70Ib. per dozen 36 to 4 Ditto, 10 to SOlb. 37 to 45 Sinai I-"Seals, (Greenland) 34 to 32 Large ditto, per lo /.en 100s lo 114 Tanned Horse Hides, per lb §0 to 30

MA ft K UTS. Coit-i EXCHANGE, August 30, There was a tolerable supply of English IVheat this morning, but a considerable quantity remain- 17115 on hand, which caused it to experience eery dull sales, at a reduction of abow six shillings pr quar- ter since last. Monday. Being few arrivals of either Bad y, nyr, Bean.s. or Pease, they were very dull in sale at la,t Friday's prices Fine Oats de- clined about one shilling per quarter the ora nary sorts and those out of condition, are unsaleable It is expected Flour will decline floe shillings per sack. i{apes«ed.and Lirise d with Utile varia- tzu n. (Hon. GENERAL currency AS UNDER. 80s 96, Grey Pease.. 54s 5Ss 0 Fitie 84* lt'8s | Small Beans.56s 63s 0 5Vs —s- Barley —36s 44s I Oats 35s (1 14 Malt —80s 92s Pol dids Sis 40s 0 White Peas— His 80s j 'Jape-seed. = £ 44 50 —