North Wales Gazette

lØa. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT application will be made to Parlia- ment at the ensuing Session, for leave to bring in a Bill for dividing", allotting, and inclos- ing the Commons and Waste Lands, in the scv ral parishes of Trawsfynydd, Maentwrog. Festl- ¡¡jog, and Llandeccwyn, in the county of Merion- eth. Dated the 6th day of September, 1813. DAVID ANWYL, ? Solicitors. WI LLIAM WILLIAMS, S — JSOTICE FsTHEREBY GIVEN, .F"o the Proprietors of Lands and Estates JL in the several parishes of Clanltyfni, Llall- ■dwroy, •Wanwnda, Llaiifaglen, and Llanbeblig, in the county of Carnarvon, and to all others whom it may concern, that at the next Session of Parliament, a Petition wilt he presented to the honorable House of Commons, for leave to bring Mi ii 13i 1 f, in order to obtain an Act of Parlia- nient, for dividing, allotting, inclosing and im- proving, all the Commonable Lands and Waste Grounds, in the said several parishes. Dated the 8th day of September, 18t3. O. A. POOLE, ? Solicitors. W. G. GJtlFIITH,) TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the White Lion Inn, in the town of Bala, in the county of Merioneth, upon Thursday the 30th day of September, 1813, between the houra of three and five in theu-fternoon, in one 3ot, and subject to the conditions to be then' prodticed ALL that MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, commonly culled or known by theiuimeol Pant y ceulren, with about 60 acres of very Im- iiind, thereto belonging. And all those several small Dwelling-Houses, now helo there- M'ith, situate in the parish of Llauuwchllyn, in the said county, in the occupation of David Jones. Also two other small D WELLING- HOUSES, situate in Llanuwchllyu aforesaid, now in lease, the particulars of which will he produced at the time of sale, in the holding of John Jones, and Elizabeth Davies. PAST Y CF.UL.NE?I is pleasantly situate about four miles from the town of Bala, to which there is a very good road, and there is a valuable sheepwalfc, belonging to this, tenement, on the hill called the Gym. David Jones, the tenant,, will shew the pre- mises, and for further particulars apply at th Office of Mr. John Thomas, Solicitor, in the town of Elanfyllin-. Anglesenw TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD ESTATES. ALL that, the Messuage, Tenement, Lands, and Hereditaments, called Gors-lwyd-bach, 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. Also all that, the Messuage, Tenement, Lands, Heridetaments, called Cae Fadog, situate lying and being in the parish of Bodedern, in the said county, now in the tenure or occupation of Hugh Lewis, as tenant at will. Also all that, the Messuage, Tenements and Lands, called Cae Ddafydd, situate lying and being in the parish of Bodedern, in the said county, now in the tenure or occupation of John Williams, as tenant at will. The above Estates are very compact and in a high state of cultivation, all standing in a very pleasant and central part of the county of An- glesey, within convenient distances to good Markets,, well watered, and lie convenient for manure. Also together or in the following or snchother Lots as may be agreed upon, Tyn-y-Pwll, in the parish of. Llanfaelog ia the said county Acreage, more or less. A. R. P. Lot 1. No. I.-A. Qllillet containing,. I 0 5 Lot 2. No. 2.-A Quilletcol1taining., t 0 4 Lot 3. No. 3. and 4.—Two Quillets? o i containing .y Lot 4 No. 5. and 15.—Two.Quiliets £ „ 1( containing J ° Lot. 5. No. 6. 7. and 16.—Three £ „ Quillets containing Lot. 6. No. 9.-A Quillet 0 2 14 Lot 7. No. 10. and 17.—Two Quil-) „ „ lets containing £ s ° Lot S. No. I t.-A Quillet containing 6 0 27 Lot. 9. No. 12 and 14.—Two Quil-) lets confining. The above Quillets are very convenient, for any person to build npon, they border upon the sea, Lots 1st. 2d. and 14th. a(ij,)iti pool of Llanfaelog.—There is a good prospect of Ore upon all the above Quillets and likewise of Slates upon 15th and 16tli Lots, and a safe har- bour near the Quarry for loading the same, for any part of the United Kingdom. For further particulars apply to Mr. JOHN EDWARDS, Solicitor, Llanerchymedd, Anglesey, who has surveys of the different Estates, and will dircct a proper person t-o shew the premises CARNARVONSHIRE, NORTH WALES. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Sportsman Inn, in the town of Carnarvon, in the said county, on Thursday, the Seventh c day oj October, 1813, between the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock in the afternoon of the same day, subject lo such condilious llS shall be then and there produced, unless disposed of in the mean time by private contract, of which dlle notice will be given, the following Capital Freehold Estate, Situateja the town and parish of Crickieth, in the county of Carnarvon. Acn, more or less. Lols. Tenements. Tenants. A. R. P. J S Glan'rafon, consisting of two Dwelling-houses, Garden, and? William Griffith 2 l o ( two Fields > 2 Court, consisting of a Dwelling-house, Garden, and two Fields, William Jones.. 0 2 30 N. 1). This lot is in tease far one life, at the reserved rent o f 81. 8s. Orf, f A Piece of 'Ground for building, part of Ty-mawr Farm, ad-) 3 < joining Tai yn y Ion, containing in front of the street 9^> Robert Davies. 0 0 0 (_ yards, and extending backwards 26 yards .) 4 SA, Pieee of Ground for building, adjoining the last lot, and ? Ditto. 0 0 0 ( of the F,;tivie extent 5 < A Piece of Ground {'or building, adjoining the last lot, and ? |)i11o 0 0 0 f of the same extent .) 6 S A, Piete of Ground for building, adjoiningthc last lot, and ? Ditto 0 0 0 i T ''he-same extent > "> 5 1;^y^!on, containing three Dvvelling-houses, Smithy and Robert Griffith.. 0 0 31 (I y-mawr House, Stable, Cow-house, and other Outhouses, ) pni,prt nn'ip« ) together with four Fields adjoining thereto, and to the> V 1 33 < 'lands of Mr. William Watkin. i ) 1,,nWu- ) a V r'^r06 ^anf'' l,art of Myria Farm, and two Fields, part ) < or 1 y-mawr Farm, adioinin" the last lot, and the laud of> Robert Davies. 2 0 21 ( the s.id William Watkin..?. ) 'ecis'art ofTy-mawr,farm,adjoining the last lot, and? rmt,, 2 1 9ft < T. turnpike-road leading to the town of Pwllheli$Dltt0 2 1 II !V,C"|S' P»rt Ty-mawr Farm, adjoining the last lot, ? n;t) 1^0 C A p- said Turn pike-road .J D't<0 .••••■ 3 ° j9 ) A iece or Parcel of Land, part of Tv-inawr Farm, on (he ? r»U(o 0 9 ( north side of the said Turnpike-road S v J -13 A Piece or Parcel of Land, adjoining the last lot Ditto. 0 3 15| li YOtil part o'f Alyria Farm, adjoining the lauds of Margery W iiiiams x8 1 39 s ( Mr. William Watkin, and Mr. Maurice Jones ) 15 S Myria 1-Iouse and Outhouses, together with four Fields ad-) Ditto 3 0 QQ .i°i»ing Myria maw» and Myria bach. S 16 < "le capital Mansion House of Brynhir, together with the?^■John Jones, Esq. 56 3 17 ( Demesne Lands O hree Dwelling-houses, called Pen paled, Ge^in penpaied,) Robert Jones, ) j and Tyn Gelch, together with,three Fields, part of;v innkeeper, and >214 ( Brynhir Demesne.) others. ) ,s j 5 • j°i'" ,ooe,» s 3 6 f>*°. Plv<"l!'ng houses, Store-house, and' Garden, called) }■, k 'c'Scramt, together with two Fields, part of Brynhir> Sylva. Williams.. 3 2 19 i>Q £ fiweVnn-T,aflj0in:T^ tlleret0' dntl to H)e • Vi A Dwcllin-' Im"5° alUi S"tr,len' called Tal y Sarna. Owen Jones. 0 16 'X Dwellin^oS CalM Ty" y r,wVnt Catherine Davies, 0 0 20 -3 ADwcMini-1^ John Thomas. O 0 30 r »' o use, (.ai.td Pengwern. Margaret Jones.. 0 0 0 ■n y vl'Z' tr, f"rbu',d.inff» Part Of Ty-mawr Farm,) ) :_j. t -i1» tbe^yard, contain.ng i„ fronl (/f the street Robert Davies.00 0 C yards, and extending backwards I6| yards .IS 25 5 A P''ef of Ground for..building, adjoining the 'last lot,' and n;tt. 0 O n ( of the same extent c u u u 56 Ij „ 0 „ >. •« 0 0 0 The Mansion House of Brynhir, con.sisting of th;' 'p¿;I.I;l:S' nd excellent lodging rooms, with suitable outbuildings, coach-house, stables, lodge, orchard, and garden, is within seven miles of the market town of Pwllheli, and three of Tremadoc, and stands on a delightful eminence, commanding one of the most charming and extensive prospects in point of variety, of any in Wales. That much admired ancient structure the Castle of Crickieth presents itself in front with Cardi- gan Hay, and all vessels trading to the ports of Crickieth, Pwllheli. Barmouth, Traethmawr, &c. The picturesque mountains of the county of Merioneth, skirting Cardigan Bay, are a striking fea- ture in the scenery commanded from this justly admired situation. This property, which is very productive, and well supplied with water, calculated to be turned to the greatest advantage in irrigating, is close to the sea, which affords an ea*y access to lime and Miaimre, as well as the enjoyment of bathing. 1 he neighbourhood has most excellent trout streams, and is very well supplied with fresh and salt water fish, and an abundance of game. The purchaser of lot 16 may at a month's notice have Possession, and be accommodated in a considerable portion of the money. The rest of the above property, which is of the best quality, lies within, and adjoining to the I' own oT Crickieth, and is rendered peculiarly valuable in various respects, from possessing situa- trOllS commanding views of the adjacent country, and its contiguity to the sea and good roads. T.lerrins fishery is carried on to a great extent under this Estate.. fnr('t«r 3ta'-e he viewed on applying to Mr. WIXI.IAM JONES, of Court, in Crickieth, and <rir!VirVl>a''l'cu*ars *,a<* of Gi-Vnne GRIFFITH, at Bodegroes, near Pwllheli, or at his Office in <rir!VirVl>a''l'cu*ars had of Alf. G J. YN N E GRIFFITH, at Bodegroes, near Pwllheli, or at his Office in Vol], DENBIGHSHIRE Auxiliary Bible Society. AT a numerous and respectable Meeting, held in the Shire Hall, in Ruthin, in the county of Dep-bigli, ori Friday the 27th day of August, 1813, pursuant to public notice Sir Watkin Williams Wynn,Bt. M.P. Lord Lieutenant 4 Ctistos Rotulorum of the county, IN THE CHAIR. The following resolutions and regulations moved by JOHN WY NNE, Esq. and seconded by Jo TIN ILEATON, Esq. were unanimously adopted 1. That the object and constitution of the Bii- tish and Foreign Bible Society, have the cordial approbation of this Meeting. 2. That a Society be formed, to be called 1, The Auxiliary Bible Society, bf the county of Denbigh" for the purpose of co-operating with the British and Foreign Bible Society, in promoting the dis- tributioo of the Holy Scriptures, both at home and abroad. 3. That, conformably to the principles of the Parent Institution, the Bibles and Testaments to be circulated by this Society, shall be without note or comment, and those in the Uwgnageofthe united kingdom, of the authorized version only, 4. That all Persons subscribing one guinea per annum, or ten guineas at once, or upwards, shall be Members of this Society. 5. That the business of this Society shall be conducted by a President, Vice-Presidents, a Treasurer, two Secretaries, and a Committee, consisting of twenty-four lay Members, (to be appointed this year by the President, and a ma- jority of the Vice-Presidents) twelve of whom shall be members of the Church of England that five Members of this Committee constitute a quorum and that the said Committee be em- powered to fill up any vacancy that may occur during the year. 6. That every Clergyman or other Minister, who is a of this Society, shall be enti- tled,to attend and vote at the "Meetings of the Committee. 7. That the Committee shall meet quarterly, or oftener, on the first Monday in every quarterly month the firsr Meeting to take place on Mon- day, the 4th day of October next. 8. That the Committee divide this e.ounfy into districts, and appoint one or more of their Mem- bers for each district, who may associate with t hcmselves any active subscribers, for the pur- pose of soliciting subscriptions and donations and that they establish proper agents and corres- pondents in different parts, within the limits of this Auxiliary Society, 9. That the whole of the subscriptions and do- nations received by this Society, shall be annu- ally remitted,after deducting incidental expeusVs, to the Parent Institution, in consideration of the advantages held out to Auxiliary Societies, namely, that the Committee of such Societies shat; be entitled to receive gratuitously, (if their local necessities shall require it) a supply of Bi- bles and Testaments, estimated at prime co!(, to, the amount of half the entire sum remitted by them to the Parent Institution within the year and further, that the Members of Auxiliary So- cieties shall he entitled to the privilege of pur- chasing from the depositories of such Auxiliary Societies, Bibles and Testaments Oil the same conditions as the Members of the Parent Insti- tution." 10. That-for the purpose of giving full effect to the'benevolcnt designs of the British and Fo- reign Bible Society, in their liberal giant of the Scriptures for rlistrihntioll among the poor, the Committee shrill make it t heir business toenquire by means of Sub-commit tees associated with any active subscribers, what families or individuals, residing within their several districts, are in want of Bibles or Testaments, aiuj MiabTe to procure them and that it shall be tne duty of the Com- mittee to furnish them therewith at reduced prices, according to their ccncnmslarices. 11. That all the money received for Bibles and Testament s so ld to the poor at reduced prices. be expended in the purchase of more copies at nrime cost, fo be added to the stock received •erafuif<Mtsjy-(Yora the Parent Society, and to he <1¡,trihute(] in like manner, fill fill the poor within the extent of this SocielyshaJlhe supplied with the Holy Scrip'tires." I). That for stif! further promoting the circu- lation of the Scriptures, it is expedient toencou- rasre the formation of flrtnrlt .Sfohtc/fosnfdistrirts, within of this Auxiliary Society ? such branch societies, and the individual rn-P thereof, to he (,l1title(l to the some privileges from the. Auxiliary Society, as it and its indivi- dual members enjov from 'he Parent Institution. 13. That such persons as may not find it con- venient to become members of the Auxiliary So- ciety, or of any one of its brinrbes, shall u>}on forming themselves into- Bible Associations,' be entitled to purchase ,at the depository of ii(;s society, under the direction of the committee, copies of the scriptures, at prime cost, for gra- tuitous distribution, or sale at rednccd prices1, among their poorer'neighbours. 14. That a general meeting of the subscribers be held at Ruthin yearly, daring the time of the slimmer assizes, when the accounts shall be pre- sented, the proceedings of the past year stated, a new committee appointed, and a report azree(I upon, to be printed under the direction of the committee, and circulated amonir the members. 15. That in the formation of the lIew f'ommit- fee, the Treasnrer, Secretaries, and such fhrce- fourtbs of the of her members as have most fre. quently attended the committee, shall be re-eli- gible for the ensuing year. IC). That annual "subscriptions and donations be now entered into, and that they he received by the Treasurer, Secretaries, and members of tJ; committee. 17. That Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart M. P. Lord Lieutenant and Gustos Rotulorum •of the county, be President of this society. 18. That the following Gentlemen be Vice- Presidents Charles IVatHin Williams Tfynn, Esq. M.P. Pict- Lieutenant, The Hon. Frederick TVest, Sir Foster Cunliffe, Bart. The Very Rev. the Dean of St, Asaph, Joseph dllett, Esq. Llarbedr Hall, Robert Myddeltnn Biddulph, Esq. Chirk Castle, Foster Cunlifff, Esq, Dinbren, John Forbes, Esq. Bodnod, John He iton, Esq. Plasnewydd, John Meldock, Esq, Fron Iw, 1 The Rev Richard Newcome, Jfarden of Ruthin> Joseph Peers. Esq Plasnewydd, Charles Tynne Griffith Wynne, Esq. Lima, I Henry Watkin Williams Wi nn, Esq. John Wynne, Esq, Garthmeilio, Richard Miles Wynne, Esq. Eyarth, 19. That the Per. Richard Newcome, Warden of Ruthin, be Treasurer, (gratis) and the Clerk of the Peace of the county, and MI. T. Jones, Alderman of Ruthin, Secretaries (gratis). After which it was unanimously resolved, I SO. That the thanks of the meeting be pre- sented to Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bt. M. P. Lord Lieutenant and Gustos Rotulorum, for his I prompt acceptance of the appointment of Presi- dent of this Society, and for his able conduct in the chair. 21. That the thanks of tlie meeting be pre- 21. That the thanks of the meeting be pre- Iseuted to the Gentlemen who have accepted the appointment of Vice-Presidents of this society. 22. That the thanks of this meeting he pre- sented to the Rev. Thomas Gisborne, M. A. for I l,i-, ki,il attendance on this occasion, and for his essential services to the society. 23. And that the thanks of the meeting he pre- sented to Mr. liobert Humphreys Jones, for his assistance in the formation of this society. JOHN JONES,) c THOS. JONES, -ccietaues- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, rrO the Proprietors of Lands and Estates in the Parish of Llaneilian, in the County of Anglesey, and to all others whom it may con- cer, That at the next: Session of Parliament, a Petition will be presented to The Honorable House of Coounans, for leave to bring in a hill in order to obtain an Act of Parliament, for di- viding allotting, inclosing, and improving all the commonable lands and wasle grounds, in the pa- rish of Llaneilian aforesaid. Dated the ninth day of September, 1813. O. A. POOLE, } c r ROBERT Pill CHARD, J -oi!Clto"« MO UFA. DIN AS DiNLLE 1NCLOSURE. NOTICE IS HEREBY- G1VEX, rgnHAT several Portions Pieces and Parcels of Land, being parts and -parcels of the Commons and Marsh Lands, ami Waste Lands, j directed io be allotted, inclosed, and embanked, by virtue of a certain Act of Parliament, made & I passed in the reign of his present Majesty, will he Sold by Auction, at the Sports- roan Inn, in the town of Carnarvon, in the county of Carnarvon,on Monday, rile 25th day of Octo- ber next, between-the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of defraying the charges and expcnces of obtaining Tlse said Act, and carrying the same into execution. Dated the Uth day of September, 1813. 0, A. POOLE, I' W.G. GRIFFITH, Clerks to the Commissioners. T. orrrii wjuis-. TO eE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chan- cery, hearing date the 14th day of August, 1813, made in a cause wherein John Sparrow, Esq. and others are Plaintiffs, and John Da- vies and others are Defendants,— r jp(I Eeligible FREEHOLD ESTATES, late H !/i(J property of WiJiiarp Chambers, E-;q. deceased consisting of i)OL YCOltSLW YN- su-;erkil FARMS (possessing very extensive sheep-walks for upwards or 2000 sheep, and valuable right, of common), With all neces- ble, meadow, pasture, and wood land, capable of considerable improvement, and delightfully situ- ate In the parishes of Maliwydd and Cemmes, in theconnties of Montgomery and Merioneth, commanding extensive views, and the rivers Dovey aud Angel, which run through the estate, abound with fish the game has been well preserved, and the neighbouring; mountains pro- duce grouse. The said Estates will be sold by KHMUN 1) A L1) F.R.SON,Gentleman, the person appointed by John Simeon, Esq.oneof the Mas- ters of :lie said Court, at the Unicorn Inn, in MachynlleMi, in the said county of Montgomery,' 011 Thursday, the 7th. day of October next, a.i twelve.o'clock'at noon, in 23 lots.—'} he said Es- tates may be. seen on application to John Spar- ,I liid of him (gratis) and at the said Maker's Cham- bers, in Southampton-buildin'u's, Chancery-lane, London also of .Messrs. Jones and Owen,Maeh- ynleth of Messrs. Jones an Williams, Dolge!- Icy of Messrs. W, and R. Whiffon, Great 'James-street, lletlford-row and Messrs. Col- left, Wimburn, and Collett, Chancery-lane, Lon- don, where a map of (he estate may be seen and at Symond's Inn Coffee-house, Chancery-lane aforesaid- ~E R1T1SII1P A i XT M A N Ui'AC TORY, 62, Queen St red. Cheapsidc, LONDON." CIJTF.AP, Durable, & Impenetrable PAINTS, J' ground in Linseed Oil, for Park Failings, Fences, Tiles, Slates, Plaster & Stuccoed Fronts, Ship-painting, Out-buildings, & Weather-board- ing of every description. per civt.' per Cwt. Invisible Green.50s. Stone Colour .56s. Dark Green..70s Lead or Slate Col..56s. Bright O'.ive Gr..ll^s. Yellow. 56s. Black Paint 60s. Chocolate.56s. White Paint.56s, Red -40s. Prepared Oil, to thin the above for Use, 53. Gd. pet Gallon. per Cwt. per Gal. Genuine ground ) 5gs Genuine Sperm ) White Lead > Oil J Turpeutine ptr Gal. 13s, Pale Seal Oil. 5s. Od. Linseed Oil 6s. Od. Chamber Oif. 5s. 6d. Boiled Oil 6s. 6d. Pale Whale Oil. 4s. 6dt Tar .per Bar. 44s. Pitch, .per Ctci.22s. Od* Fine Colours of every kind, dry, or prepared for use Painters' Brushes, &c. &c. The Impenetrable Paints arc very ornamental, possess great durability, are a cure for the Worm and Dry Rot, and will stand in hot Climates.- They are peculiarly adapted for work exposed to j the effects of weather, and may also be~ applied j with advantage to the general purposes oi useful | inside painting, as they dry quick, and are very ) handsome in appearance. They are used in the manner of other Paints, and require only to be 1 thinned with the prepared Oil, the White Paint I excepted, which requires the addition of Tur- pentine. I The Impenetrable Paints are sold in quantities not less than 2Slbs. and can only he purchased at GEORGE UPTON & Co. J Oil and Colour Manufacturers, 62, Queen Street, I 41, London Wall, and Rennet Wharf. j N. B, These Paints are not prepared from Coal, Tar? or Fish Oil. i Oswestry Races, 1813, inil be on MONDAY, the 21th, TUESDAY. 28th, and WEDNESDAY, the 29th days of SEPTEMBER, ISIS. ON MONDAY, a Silver Cup, Value £ b0, the gift of Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart, for hunters, that have been bona fide the properly for two iiiontlis of gentlemen freeholders in the county of Salop, or North Wales, or members of Holywell Hunt. The horses never to have started I for the value of = £ 50, paid or received forfeit; and certificates of their having been regularly hunted, must be prodaced at the time of entering. Horses that were beaten for this Cup preceding- ycars, allowed to start ngain. Five years old to canoy Ust 41h. six years old 12sJ, élnd aed 125t. 41b. the best of three two-mile heats. Mares al- lowed 41b. On the same day, a Sweepstakes of 15 guineas each, to close and name on the 10th of May, 1813. Three years old to carry 7st. four years old 8st. 21b. five years old 8st. 91b. six years old and aged ,9st. Horses, &c. that win once afrer naming, to carry Sib. twice 51b. thrice or more 71b. extra. Horses, &e. that have started twice since naming ( without winning to be allowed 31b. thrice or more 51b. one mile. Four Subscribers or no race. Sir W. W.Wynn's, Bart, b m. Otivera,4 yrs. old. F. R. Price's, Esq. b. h. Uncle Dick, 5 yrs. old. R. Benson's Esq. b, f. Nosegay, 3 yrs. old. J. Cressett Pelham, Esq. is a Subscriber but did- not name. On the same day, between the heats for the Cup, a Purse of £ 50, by horses of the Oswestry Cavalry, to be rode by members three years old to carry list, four years ol(I I I st. 71b. live years old 12st. six years old and aged 12st. 41 b. Marcs to he allowed 31b. Subject to articles set- tled by a Committee of that Corps. On Tuesday, a Silvfcr Cup, value = £ 50, the gift of the Stewards, for horses bona fide the propertyof Gentlemen Freeholders of Shropshire, Cheshire, North Wales, or members of Holywell Hunt, which have hunted the preceding season, bona ilde the property of the then owners, aud 1 have IJevcr been in training, paid or received forfeit beKore the first of March, 1813 to carry list, each; two-mile heats. On the same day, between the heats for the Cup, the Gentlemen's Subscription Purse of £ 50, for three and four years old. Three years old to carry 7st«. 71b. four years old 8st. 71b. A winner of one plate this year to carry 31b, of two 5'b. three or more 7lb,extra. Horses that have started twice this year without, winning, allowed 31b. thrice 51b.; two mile heats. On the same day, a Sweepstakes of ten guineas each, p. p. for hunters that never started, paid or received forfeit, before the 1st of May, 1813 to be bona fide the property of the subscriber on the 1st of January. The winner of either Os- westry Cups to carry 51b. extra; to close and name on the I sl of September. Five Fars old to carry lOst. 71b. six years old list. gib. and aged 11st. 7lb. Mares and geldings allowed 91 h. Two mile heats. Certificate? will be required of their having been regularly hunted for at least ten times. D. J. J. C. b. g. 6 yrs. old, Little Ben. W. W. Wynn. On WEDNESDAY, the Town Subscription Purse of £ 50, free for any horse, &c. Three years old to carry Gst. four years old 7st. 71b. five years old 8st. six years old Sst. 121h,; and aged 9st. A winner of one Plate this year to carry 31b. of two 51b. three or more 71b. extra. A winner of one Royal Plate to carry 51b. of two or more 71b. extra, in addition to what they carry for other winnings. Horses that have started twice this year without winning, al- lowed Sib. thrice alb. Four mile heats. Onthe same day, a Sweepstakes of Five Gui- neas each, with Twenty Guineas added by the fund. Four years old to carry lOst. 71b. five years old list. 51b. six rears old '.1st. 121b.; and aecd 12st, One mile heats. The winner to be sold for 50 Guineas to draw lots for the or- t'er of the Subscribers claiming. The Stakes to close on the Saturday evening precedinig the Races. W. Wr. Wynn. Thomas Lloyd. Horses, &c. that run for the above Plates or Caps, to he entered at the George fnn. in Os- westry, on Saturday, September 25th, between the hours of twelve and four o'clock, paying two guineas entrance, and half a guinea to the clerk of the course, or double after that time, which double entrance must be paid to the Clerk of the course before eleven o'clock upon tlie day of run- ning and for the Sweepstakes to pay 5s. each at the time of of Qualifi- cations must he produced at the time of entei ing, and Teft with the Clerk of the Course, or will not be permitted to enter. No post entrance will be allowed for either of the Cups, but with the approbation of the Stew- ards, or whom they shall appoint. Each rider is desired to declare at the tirna of entering the Colour he will ride in, that thev may he inserted in the printed lists and any Jockey rid in in any other Colour than that he has so mentioned, shall forfeit 10s. 6d. to the Clerk of the Course, No less than three rephted running horses to start for either of the above Plates, without the permission of the Stewards if only one enters the owner to he allowed ten guinaes if two, fiv guineas each, and their entrance money returned. The winner of either Sweepstakes, Plates, or Gups, to pay one guinea. to, the Clerk of the Course. No person will he allowed to erect a hooth or stall to sell liquor on the Race Ground, but those who have subscribed one guinea, or to erect any stand for spectators, but with the approbation of tiie Stewards. No horse to be plated by a smith who doee not subscribe half-a-guinea. All disputes to be determined by the Stewards, or whom they shall appoint; and their determi- nation to be final. The Course is in fine order; and the Stewards particularly request that: no person either on foot or on horseback will he within the cords during the time of running and all dogs seen upon the course will be destroyed. To start each day at twelve o'clock; Sir THOMAS MOSTYN. Bart. > steward* CECIL WELD FORESTER, Esq.$htewarus' E. JoNrs, Clerk of the Course. FPFR OHDINABIES and BALLs as usual, and pt.AV! every Evening during the Race Week".