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I' sui'liRlOR Farming Stock, ANO HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR.E. TO Brl, SOLD BY AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE, On St outlay, the 10 th of November next, and the following days, at Irer borth-isa, near Bangor Ferry, fVlllE above STOCK, consisting of Ilorses, 'A Milch' Cows, and .other Cattle* of -th> j choicest kind a variety of Implements, on thf best cooslruction-iq well worth the attention of ^Gentlemen and Foritier,,i.- Scotch light & broad wheel Carts and Harvest Cars. The Household Furniture consists of mahoga By and other Tables, Chairs, Bedstead.. and Hangings, Carpets, Father Beds, Dairy Uleo sils, &c. &c. CARNARVONSHIRE AND ANGLESEY "F DISPENSARY AT a General Meeting of the Governors of the CARSDKVONSMKE and ANGLE- SEY DISPENSARY, held at the Dispensa- rllon the Ihth of I ictober, 1823, being the Fourteenth Anniversary of the In- stitution—• THRRIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF BANGOR, IIV TIIE CIIIIR. The Accounts or the Institution were examin- ed and approved. RESOLVED, That the 'hanks of the Governors "be preseoted to the. Presidrns Treasurer, Chairman, and Gen. tlemen of the Committee, for their support and attention to the interests Of this Institution. That the thinks of (heGovernors be presented to Dr. MASON, for his disinterested and long cootillued attention to this Institution, and skil- ful and humane treatment of the nutqeroUs medi- cal patients applying for relief. Also to Mr. ItOBIcRrs, Surgeon, for his con- ,tant care> and professional assistance. And to Mr. PUGHB, House Apothecary, for his cireful and liunctual dii;vharge of his duty. Thai Mr. Roberts, the Surgeon, be requested to accept the sum of Fifteen Guineas, as a token of approbation. • That Thomas Assheton Smith, Esq. His Ma- jesty's Lord Lieutenant for the County of. Car- narvon, be requested to accept, the situation of President for the ensuing year, and that the Lord Bishop be requested to communicate the same to him. V. That the Hon. Spencer Bulkeley Wynne he requested lo accept the appointment of Trea "U That the Gentlemen of the Committee be con tinued in their office. That the names of the following Gentlemen be added to the Commtttee-Cotonet Parry; W. Wvnne Sparr",B« That the names of the untlcr-mentioned Gen- tlemen be inserted in the North Wales Gazetfe as Subsc ribers to the Dispensary, and .that the; thanks of the Governors be returned to them- G. s. D. The Hon. Spencer Bulkeley Wynne. 2 2 0 Samuel Priestly. 2(1) 0 William Wynne Sparrow, Esq. 2 2 0 John Ellis, Esq. • •». » J <> WilliamPrichard, Esq.. 11 0 Thaf the aincere and zealous thanks of the Ateetit)g be,offered to the,.Very Rev. the Dean nfn for the unremitted attention he has iriven to the interest of the Dispensary, and for the abUtTF with wbicb he haS ,h,S reP°rled "Vbrrr«a "*■«•"«<*»"-„ ThP Thanks of <he Meeting were preseoted to -,a „rH9hjn, for his attendance upon this occa- Son and for his constant exertions for the bene- fit of the Institution, which have so greatly con- tributed to its present flourishing state. That these Resolutions be inserted twice in the Jforth (Vales Gazette. Signed, by order of the Meeting, ROBERT PUGHE, SECRETARY. State of the Dispensary Account, on 25th October, 1823. 3 per Cent. Red. Stock, £1600 0 0 Arrears of Subscriptions. 5 5 0 Amount of Balance of last Report. 62 9 3 Donations & Subscriptions received ) .n, a n since 25th of October, 1822.$404 9 0 Dividend of S'ock received April) .„ „ 151h and 16th of October, 1823. J 151h and 16th of October, 1823. J 48 0 O. Received from Sale of Trusses. 166 Apprentice Fee.20 0 0 „ To tail. £ 536 49 DISBURSEMENTS, « £ 8. D, Medicines. 22 9 Coals. 9 „ J Attendant • jj Trusses ••♦ **| g(J Q I)onatit)n to *Jr. Pughe, Apothecary.. 10 0 () Printing and Advertising 13 ■, 6 » Purchase of^400,3 perCent.Red ? ^22 10 0 Stock. S A new Stove 3 lo 0 Sundries. 22 7 5 • X5, 1 9 Balance to «be Bank.24 15 8 433(349 State of the Medical Register, from the 2.Sth of October, 1822, to the 2.5tl¿ of 9 October, 1823* Patients on the Books 25th OfOctobe 143 18-/2 t Medical Patients since admitted.. 1091 Stoical ditto.- 130 ■Applied with Trams 74 Vaccinated 579 Totat. 20171 Discharged since !««» return 1836 iieuiaia on the Books 181 Total. 7 Though this St(K^i"clu(ie,i iH the £ 1600 ntewtioned"Inst yearVRepo't, it. Was paid fot «oi «>f the receipts of this year. ] e Extensive Sale, WITHOUT RESERVE. AtPlas Toltjn, in the Parish of ispytty, in the County of Denbigh, On the 17tb, 13th, 19th, and 20th days of No- vember next, OF NINETY HEAD of Horned Cattle, four- teen Horses, about one hundred tons of old -Kid new Hay, of excellent quality, Corn, Impie ments of Husbandry, Dairy, and Brewing Uten- lils 5 I4 cwt. of Cheese, IITubs of Butter, and sundry Effects, the property of Miss DAYIES, who is quisling the Farm. N. B. Catalo^nes tnay be had in the adjicei t Towns and Villages. Oct. 25th, \823. FREEHOLD, NdRTIJ WALES—ANGLESEA; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY JOHNT BROMLEY, A i the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank, London, rt, 6pp on Wednesday, Ncw. 12, IS23, at 12 0 clock, A TRULY VALUABLE Freehold Estate, C'ALLEO TYWHIDSN, BELIGHTFULLY situated at Rnoscor.v>, ibout five miles from Holyhead, in ihe pleasantest part of the county of Anglesea.booftd ed by the Sea. and cogimands (lei ighl ful- Views Of the Carnarvonshire Mountains ami Carnar- vonshire Bay; conil)risil)g twenty-four Enclo sures of rich Pasture and Arahte Litnd, in a liigfi state of cultivation in all 161 Acres, including the Farmhouse, Siblings, Bams, and other Out- buildings. N. B. the Estate is sold subject to the Life Fn- terest of the present occupier, Mrs. Owen, aged 56 years. May he Viewed till (lie,, Sale. Particulars had at the principal Inns at Holy- head, Beaumaris, Ba)tur, and Carnarvon of' Mr. OWEN O WENS, Soliciior, at itie Auction Mart, Lo(itton and of the Auctioneer, n, Commercial RoadrSt. George's East. London. To be Sold by Private Contract,, OR LET FOR A TERM. OF NOT LESS THAN FIVE Y lLl R, A I.L that C-tpjlal MANSION1 HOUSE; or "J"JL. Messuage Tenement. with the Lands, Gar- dens, and Appurtenances tUereto belngiogcaHèd TAN-Y-BRYN, Situate within the distance "of one mil? of the'I City of Bangor, la'<- in the occupation of the-t Rev. James Henry Cotton. The II ;ine consists on the ground floor, of an 1 elegant entrance hall, a flra'-ving room, ineasu,rnig;. 2'{ feet by 17, in heiaht I I teet». (Htrlour 20i feet by 17 study l4 feet'by 12, and *a'er closet. Ivtve bed-rooms■ oiv the first floor, and three sm- rant's be<' *ooo>s ih« Dfliisri.- The Offices consist of a kitchen, housekeeper's room,.servant's hall, butler's pantry, store room, scullery, pantry, dairy, and cellars 1 and the Ottt-ofiices of a laundry and brew*house, together er Ottt-ofiices of a laundry and brew*house, together with a coach house, two stalled »table,~ cow- house. cart-house, &c. &c. The House is well supplied with wafer, con- veyed by pipes into the lower offices, and ron- lanib within itself every possible accommodation,. The Land consists of ahout eleven acres, in- cluding a Garden, which is well stocked with fruit trees, &c. The House stands a short distance from the great London and Holyhead Road, .within a few. hundred, yards of Port Penrhyn, from whence vessels sail daily is one mile distant from the; Point, where the Liverpool Steam Packets re- ceive passengers within three miles of the stu- pendous Bridge, erecting over the Straits of Menai 5 commands a vnagnificent v ieworlhe Bay of Beaumaris, Ortnshead, Penmaen-mawr, and the range of Carnarvonshire Mountains, together with the grounds and woods of Penrhyn Castle is hacked by a Hill covered with wood, and SUf. rounded by plantations of several years' growth. N. B. The Furniture, which is modern, ele- gant, and well suited to the House, may be sold or let to the purchaser, or tenant, as also the stock, farming utensils, &c. which .will remain upon the premises, until a purchaser or tenant he found. For further particulars^ refer to Messrs RO- BERTS and HtJGHEs, Solicitors, Bangor, who wilj be:eady to \he ihefeq)lses. frT THE CRISIS OF -O It'r U N E! Only Two Days More JYext;F:RIDA ¥, (OCTOBER 31.) The Last Day of DrawingDut One. Capital Prizes TO BE DRAWN! TWO OF if20,000 ONE OF i'ld.OlH) ONK OF < £ 2,000 .3 TWO OF ÆIJOOO SIX OF jC&00 SIX OF /800 SIX OF- (200 &c. &C.. A LI. STERLtXG MONEY A few Ticketq a,nfl I Stiares, warranted undrawn, have been forwardeclfrolO the London Licensed Lottery Offices, tij their Agents in this and the other prin- cipal Towns, And are On s¡¡le at -f he following-Prices: WHOLE TICKET = £ 20 4 0 H A x I i), J8 ü I EIGHTH.= £ 2 16 6 QUARTER.. 5 11 6 1 s ix,r u, 14,NTH 1 86 The Chaneellorofthe Exchequer has an. nounred, in the House Of CooifJions, his inten (ion to discontinue Lotteries s the present may, therefore, be the last opportunity of adventuring, with so Rich a Wheel, at such moderate Prices. TO BE LET, FURNISHED, WITH IMMEOIATH POSSESSION, Till the IIst of May next, 1824, at kalfthc Sutiznzer Rent, A Modern built HOUSE* sitaated irf the most -pleasant part Of the Town of Beaumaris, containing five bed- rooms, dining-room, sitting- ,room, and a paflottr, kitchen, brew hotise, and gårdeo¡ For further particulars, enquire of WILLIAM JACKS-ON, Liverpool Arms Hotel, Beaumaris. (COPY.) —' REVSRENO SIR, I ll A VrE the pleasure- to acknowledge Hie.; recfeipt of £ 14, being the atBount of your Collection under the King's Letter, on account or (lie incorporated National- Society for the of the Poor in the Principles of the 'Established Church; I have the honour to bej t j Reverclid Sin Your Very obedient humble Servant, JOSHUA W ATSON. • Treasurer. London, Q2d Oct. 1823.■■ To th« Rev. J. H. Cotton. GAME. TIl /TR. H. D. ijlilFFlTH being desirous of jt_y'jB_ restoring and preserving the GAME, witifib has of la'e years hsen nearly destroyed upon his Instate, Caerhun, in the county of;Cainiirv<)»; it is leqntsted that ail qualified persons do desist ••from •sporting upon the sa,ae. And Notice is hetebyfiivêJt, ThSt all unqualified persons fouiifj in pursuit of Game ih'-reon, will be prosecuted as the law di- rect Si The Ten-iiits and Gamekeepers are ordered to warn off all persons found trespassing upon the Estate. Caohun, 29<A Oct. 1823. Tk TUg Aurora Coach, a, TO ftANGOIl AND HOLYHEAD, FROM THE FEATHERS IIOTEL, Bridge Street, Chester, dTi OM V1 E N C E D lil U NNTING O X VI ON D A Y L AST. THE 27 TH O C T O BE R. The Public are most respectfully informed, the Aurora Coach will s;t out from the above Hotel every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday marn- in.;s, ar Frvte 6'Clock, through Mold, Pwllgwyn, St. and Bangor, and will arrive at Holyhead the same evening at o'CIaclr, aiid will arrive in Chester at Eight o'Clock the same evpniitjr. ■ Performed bv M. TOMLIN^OV S) CO. I', Jvorest. and Ornamental planting, ■- ■■■ &t;. j AN VI? RM AN, SKI 11VING, & Co. NuR- £ ft SKR*' and SEEDSVIUN. Walton, near Livfer- ( IUV'i heg leave most respectfully to offer to the fhe Nobility, Gentry, and Public, their 'I,e.,r.y \Cttnie NO Rsg R Y STOCK consisting ItS L of all sorts of Forest Tree, Evergreens, and Flowering Shrubs, h.irdy Herbaceous Plants a choice collection of Greenhouse Plants also, an ejitensive collection of Finit Trees. B.S and 0V.can, with confidence, recommend their Train- ed Trees, as Wing particularly fine and, to pre- vent disappointmenr, great attention has been p^id to having the sorts true to their Al l sorts ol Garden and Agricultural Seeds, of, the best quality, with every other article in the line of their business, on the most moderate terms, W I)olesa le,, Retail, and for Exportation. Planting executed by contract. B.S. and Co:s N-ursery Grounds are situated 00 the Great North Road, about two. and a, half mites from the Liverpool ex. (elitand general Stock enable them to execute orders on the shortest notice, with articles of the best quality and they earnestly solicit those who have an opportunity to visit their grounds, that ihey may convioce themselyes of the above facts. The conveyance to all parts of the kingdom, by land or water, is expeditious and cheap.
Family Notices
jaortj) Stales Ca?ette. jIMIr { STl^cian, Octolel 30. ■■■■■ •■ •• T Binnis. On the 2.1th inst. at Carnarvon, the lady of T. Chorchitl, Esq, of Fron, of a daughter. On Wednesday 1 'be 22d inst, the lady of the Rev 11. Middle ton, of Gwynynog, in the county of Denbigl'f °f a so" <»nd heir. MARRIAGES, OnJaesd iy morning last, at Beaumaris, Mr. Wm Thotn ts, painter, 10 Miss Jane Jones, both ol Jieaumafis. Qn ihe 14th inst. Mr. R. Williams, Nursery- man, JVewtown, to Brbnda. eldest daughter of Mr, John Davies, of Dyther, Montgomeryshire. At Llandigwydil, Dr, Rowlands, of Chatham Do(kvard, to Mary,1 eldest daulHeriof the late Itevi Thomas Griffith, A. M. of Llwyndyrij, Car- d'ganshire. at Cheqfer, Mr. W.,A. Ni- cholson, of Liverpool, to Miss Mary Dayies, of Chester. 1. At iJiriningh'tm, Mr. W. Hollins, jnn. timber- merchant, to Sarah, daughter of Mr., T. Evans, tanuer, of Wrexham. DEATHS. Monday week, in Liverpool,- atred 78, Mrs. Unwin, relict of the late Mr. C. Unwin, of Ha- Warden. On the 10lh inst. of a lingering and painful ill nessi James Harker, Sheriff's Officer for the Hundred of Ruthin, aged 41 i At Hotywett, on Frtday, the 17th ingt. sifter a lldgeiiBg illoess, much respected, George Simon, aged is, son of Mr. Thomas Simon, Old Ante- lope Inn. On the 5th inst. in Ihe 761h year of his age. J. Lloyd Jones* Esq. His Majesty's Receiver Ge- ftral'r,;r the counties of Radnor, Brecon, and Montgomery. On the 14th iost. at Aberystwith, aged 17, Harriet, eldest daughter of F, J. Burlton, Esq. ol Leominster. Tbe Lord Bishop of Bangor has appointed the Rev. John Warren, A. M. Fellow of Jestig Col- legiK, Cambridge, and Rector of Caldecote, in Hutltingdonshire, Chancellor of this Diocese, va- caathy the resignation of Charles Warren, Esq. It'hP.ChiefJusIÎce of Chest'r. CARN ARVON HUNT-—was celebrated LAST week with its usual glee and hilarity. Tbe company, though not. numerous, was highly respectable and the fine weather contributed much to tbe sports of the field The polite attention of the Lady Patroness, Miss Warren, of the Comptroll- er Major Burrows, and his Deputy, W. Lloyd Caldecott, Esq. imparted the greatest sociality and cheerfulness. Excellent dinners, and every delicacy of the season, with "highly flavoured I wines, were provided at Mr. Parry's Hotel,— Balls and etegant private parties made the scene • gay and festive. Mr. William Cornwall s Band from Liverpool; attended the hall;, and also played several appropriate and Nationdi Airsai i'.e dtuners. — We observed with much pleasure, J he of the Hon. Mr. Wynne, who, with ^rt-at good huuioiirj' nndei went the ceremony on behalf-of, his ubble brother, Lord Newfioroush, on his appointment of Deputy Comptroller for the ensuing year. The Hon Mrs. Irby and fa- mily, the Dean of Baitgor and fainil}',&c: &c. &c. attended. Tirte officers for the ensuing year, ar^, CotnptroUer, W. Lloyil Caldecott, Esq Lady Patroness, Mis,* Anne' Jones, Ty-corli; Deputy Comptroller, Right lion. Lord Newbor(»ufh. fairir last week, was well supplied with horned cattle; the buyers were ootnercus, and considerable, sale* were effected, at rather ad- vanced prices. The shew of horses was indiffer- ent, some .of Utébectcr sort, however, fetched ces. At Bringor fair, on Tuesday last, the shew of cattle was very inconsiderable, and scarcely any sales were effected.'■■ PUBLIC WHIPPING AT ABKUKFRAW.—Our readers may recollect that at the last Great Ses- sions for the county of Anglesey, held at Beau- maris, in the month of August last, Richard Hughes, and WiHttunHoyd, from the neigh- bourhood of hl'rtfr:Jw, were tried,and. convicied of stealing pin t of the wreck and cargo of the brig Flora, of Liverpool, which, was sometime before stranded 011 the coast of Aberffraw. As this is an offence of aseflou nature, and too frequently practised on our,Coiists, in the dis- (ressinK case of shipwreck, the Court was de. lerminefl to visit the above-named offenders, with an exemplary punishment, and in passing sen- tence, J, Kenrick ordered that they should be publicly whipped at Aberffraw and accord. ingly 011 ythe 23d insí, being fair day, the sentence was carried into effect, and very expertly performed hy the celebrated Flagellant, David Burgess, of Llanerchymedd, under i.h.e in- spection of William I-Volliaui, Esq- the Under- sheriff,? his officers, and a great concourse ol sheriff, Ili. a I spectators, who had asseuibled to witness the just ptrnishment for 8.9 enorotious a crime, and we sincerely hope that this will prove a warning to the numerous idlers, who, in the dislres- sing event of shipwreck, collect on our shores for the sole and determined view of plunder- ing, and not assisting. On Friday evening, the 23d instant, as Owen Owens, of Bryniawr Fownoff, in the parish of Llanrug, a poor industrious labourer ws return- ing home Irom his work about seven o'clock, when he came in sight of his jc> tfage,i he had the misforlUne to perceive that it,was in nameq-HF)d 11 (10 approaehine, -he found several of his neigh- bonrs collected together, and endeavhuring to *BjfUI»h txwing to the êllstaoccof the Water, wai, found impossible, -and it wa'' a wllh; dtffitulty that another dwelling under the same roof was prevented from sharing a similar fate. -The poor man lost all his furniture, bedding; wearing apparel, provisions, several Welsh books, and, 10 short, all his property, as hothing w.ns saved from tbe devouring clement' It seetttT the mother went out to a neighbour's ^0Use, and one of the children^ (a little hoy about tour years of age) took a candle to look for a hami|!eri( to put a nail in his shoe, (as he after- wards informed his father) and going under the bed, which contained fresh straw, it Suddenly took fire and spread rapidly, and soon Commum- cated WiTh the roof. This ought to actaa a cau- tioll t0 parents, hot to leave young children in a hotisf vrirhout some person to take care of them. A subscription has been entered into for the re. lief of the sufferers, who are now beholden to their neighbours for a night's lodging. Should a"y benevolent person be inclined to contribute towards the retief of the poor people, subscrip- tions wilit>e thankfully received by the Uev. P. B. Williams. Llamuz < Mr. Robert Jones, M6r- cer, Cross, and Mr. William Owen, High-street, Carnarvon. At a General Ordination held by the Lord Bi- shop of Pavid's, at feis Palace, Abergwilly, the following,gentlemen were admitted into jHoIy Order, PRIEs,rs Thomas Knethel Warren Harries, Gumfreston, Pembrokeshire George Enock, Alltmawr and Llanelwyd, Breconshire; William Watts Harries,St.Edreus, Pembrokeshire; I'homas Thomas, Llanelweth, Radnorshire W. Herbert, Nash and Upon, Pembrokeshire i J. Herbert, Llan^aintfraed,'Cardiganshire Edwd. Harries, Crinow, do David Evan Morgafi, Mo- lygrove, do; David Griffiths, Broiigwyn, do J. Jenkins, Llaniiar, do; John Evans, Strata Flo. rida, do Rvan Evans, NantewnOe, do; and Sil. vanus Brigstock, Lawhaden, Pembrokeshire. I)PACONI-Henry Vincent, of Vincent,of Ha- Verford-es, John Lewis, of Ystradrayrick; Henry Lewis Dayies, of Lampeter. The meritorious candidates to whom premiums were awarded, were D. E. Morean, for the hest Welsh Heading, and Henry Vincent, for best General Examination. A shopkeeper bavii(<r an empty ca^k, which he wished to dispose of, placed it before his door, and with chalk wrote upon it," For ski)." A waggish schoolboy passing that way shortly after, and perceiving the mistake of file 11 vender of wares," immediately wrolèuIHlerneålh," for freight or passage, apply at the bung-hole," < At Hereford Fair on Monday, there was a very large and remarkably line" shoW of cattle; and (he demand was OIOfe considerable, and (hey sold much better than was generally anticipated the primes) animals were soon disposed of, at prices -ahout15 per cent, higher than they brought at last October fair, but something lower than at the Cindlemasi fair. Stores were not in much rcquest but many were disposed of, ari^ the re- sults of theday were more satisfactory to the sellers than they expected. Sheep and pigs were abundant, but the sales were dull many were driven home unsold. The horse fair was haJlly supplied, scarcely a fine animal in itj and al'l kinds sold; very low. The hop jmarket formed a strikingcontrast to its appearance last year; all was emptiness and dulness, there were onty ftcf) parcels of this year's growth, the one weighing 71b and the other 9!b pnd both scarcely sale- able at any price. Several pockets of last and former years'growth were brought for sale, and 149 were weighed; those of 1822 sold from XS (o £9 9s and £ 10, inferior samples went from st'5 5s to ^G. Salt butter in tubs sold from 10s to 12s per stone, and in lumps from 9s Oil to I Is 6d a large quantity was disposed of. Cheese (best) sold from 5Ss to 60s, seconds from 50, to 56s and family from 35¡¡ 10 42s per cwt. According to a clause in the New Marriage Act, it becomes necessary, on the first of Novem- ber next, for every parish to be provided with a new Register Book, for the entry of banns, and from which only Ihey are to be published. I We have been favoured with a visit from the I Commodore (Mr. O'Brieu), who has stated to us the grounds for the report of his having been drowued. inserted in the Herald of the 29th ult. fle sayq t-hat while cruisinginPlyrnouth Sound, a shipbollnd (oCowes passed him, and he im- mediately m»de up: his mind to visit the island, and, together with the Royal Gift," was taken OQ board. His sudden disappearance created snme alarm among the inhabitants of Plymouth, And from his non returning as usual originated the -re-port of his being drowned,—Southampton Herald. i it i, AT LivuriFoor/.—Oti Tuesday morning, a cor-i warehouse, at Wapping, in the holding of Mr. A Booth, was discovered to be on fire, and the fl«-nes in a Yèiyshort time communicated to two otiiT warehouses adjoining. The fire raeed wita inch fury, as to render any at- tempt to s'tve the warehouses fruitless, \so that the efforts of the firemen were directed to the protection of the surrounding buildings* The warehouses were, we believe, thirteen or fourteen stories high, and the conflagration strongly re- ffiilided the spectators of the great the at the Goree, which took place about 20 year* ago. Quantities of the burnt corn were carried by the wind so Tra-nnicie, on the Chester road. Last Thursday week (the 16th Inst.) was the Third day of Drawing of the State. Lottery, when No W;is the first of the Three = £ 20,000 Prizes, and the only one. yet drawn, and was sold, inSharesbr BISH. OM quarler wa sold loa gentleman at Market Street, Hertfordshire, near Dunstable V one quarter was sent to Bristol; one eighth to Balh one eighth to Chester the re- mainder in London, Two other XL20,000. Prizes, and tlie :P.W,O(\Ö; Úe vet in the Wheel; besides several of £YK'O. = £ 500, &c. &c. War- ranted -ondrawn Tickets and Shares are selling is by BISH, 4, Cornhitl, and 9, Charing Cross, London, and by his Agents in THIS and every other principal Town.—NEXT FRIDAY, the Slst Instant, is the Next Day of Drawing, and the Last but One and as the Capitals are not fixed, j all may be drawn Next Day. RISH's Agent* in this and the adjoining Counties have a supply of Undrawn Tickets and Shares on Sale and we hope parts of the THREE great Capitals are amongst them. LEADING OP GUNS.—There is uothing more false than the general notion ehtertained, that j increase of charge will give proportionate increase of distance that a greater charge of powder will expel the shot to a greater distance cannoi he (leiiied; but not at all in proportion, a's doable the charge of powder vrotil(I atily throw the shot on c-sixiii'turthOr, wbilst the (la(iger of t)a,rsting is a tenfold degree. Those who wish a greater than the cuitomrry diqiatice, must do it by keeping the weight of the charge, both of powder and shot, the'same as usual,' and increas- ing the size of the shot, by which meam it will be thrown much further, and more together than the smaller shot. Thfc Weight of a double-bar rei gun is from six pounds three quarters io seven and eight pounds, and will carry two drachms of powder and one ounce and a haff of shot a single e«n will weight from five pounds and a half to «■« pounds, and will bear a charge of two drachms and a half of powder, and two ouuees and a quarter of shot; ,1.\
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SHIPPING. -+- 'Pó'RTPhRTíili,BA NGOR.-Âr. rived, Eliza, Marianne, Friendship, Mills, Eliza, and Thomas & Ann. Cleared out, Thomas and Ann.Mar- garetta, Resolute, Mary, Warren Bulkeleyf VenMif. Tiber, Williams, Tom, Owen Gly ndwr^ TaWleyi Virie, and John, all with slates. ■B'BkIris, Batcher Good Hope, Réward; Friendship, Howard Britannia, Parry; Fame. Morgan Aurora, Griffith t Pro- videhce, Williams^ Catheri.ne, Jones; Dianna, Farrell; Ann and Catherine, Owen; Royal Oak, Powell • Upited Flrieods, Jones; Elizabeth and Jane, Williatn" > Siberia, Hughes; Thomas and Ann, Garner; Hope,Thomas Aon, Roose and Union, Jones.. Cleared nut, Betties, Davies Mary, Stoakley; Resolution, Lemin; Thomas & Ann, Hughes Warren a.ulkeloyt -.Jones-; Ellinor, Davies; Ve- nus, Crail •Tiber, Punchard Owen Glendwr, Edwards; William, Byers; Jane, Botham; Sampson, Hughes; and Union, Roose.' 29, Wind W. S. W, to W. N. W. fresh breeze—Ptit in by contrary winds, the Martin, —rr—, from Liverpool to Dublin, With u *ii.h: sundries; and Mary Ann, F>d#ards, from Bristol to Lancaster, with sundries. ABER YSTWITH—Arrived, Jane and Elizabeth, Evans, from London; Hebe, Davies; Margaret, Evans; Nancy, Humphreys Aid, James Pri- chard, Owens; Mary, Evans Britannia, Jones; and New Gift, Hughes, from Liverpool, with sundries Williams, from Newport and Dolphin* Jones, from Flint, with coals. Sailed,; Eliza, Owens, for Bristol, with lead ore Providence, Evans, for Newport, with but-, ter Bridget, Evans, for Carnarvon, with Oak; timber; Lively, Williams, for Glasgow,] fcith Üak: bark and And and Mary, Williams, ftÓm Ches, ter for Neath, with fire bricks ahd cheesed Pelicko, Boyiio, from Belfastf Sinpefrityj Jathes, from Aberystwith Provideuce, Thomasi from Conway; and Samu- el, W right, Newport to Swansea; Ant, Owen, Cardigan to Cardiff; Bee, Humphreys, Aber- ystwith to Neath; Pursuit, Harris, from Liver- pool; Fame, Edwards,, from Carmarthen and Acti»e, Griffiihs« Glasgow to Milford; Eliza, Griffith, from Swansea .Amlwch, Bofham; and Portland, Roberts,- Bury 10 Amlwch'; Mary, Jones, from Newport; Brothers, James, from Dartmouth Lovely'Peggyv^ James, from Pool Jenny, Jones, Cardiff to Liverpool; Bristol, Bevan, from Car lisle; Betsy* Lloyd; and Eliza, Owen, from Aberystwiih for Bristol Severn, Williams, from .A s. Memel for Cl^epst;ow Ann, Evans, from Liver pool for Watchet Providence, Evans, from Aberystwith for Newport Lovely Peggy, Jones, from Tenhy for the lile of Man Maria, Sincock, from HayIe (or Burrv Ann Louisa, Owen, fro in Swansea for Cardigan s British Quefii, Williams, from Bri.tol for Glasgow Blessing, 1 Ellis, from Newport for Aberystwiih 5 Agile, Evans and Friendship,J Davis, from Newport Fame, ti)w(li-r, ftc)(tiSwanqeq., Catherine aoff ( Edward, Phillips, frot-ii Lulney Prutcesstioyat Morg»n Mary and EdtMrd, Hughes; Betsy* Lambert Amity. Ivl.wards;. Hope, L cwltelyn Mary, Bdwttrds; Providence, Harris; and Eliza- beth, Griffiths, lioiu Burry, for various pons in Ireland. 1 Sailed, Friendship, Davies, from Newport, for Cork Elizabeth, Rees, from Liverpool for Younghall Sally, Newman, from ChepStow for Dublin Britannia, from Glasgow for Gal way his Majesty's cutter Basilisk, from London, with a large quantity of silver coin Cheerful and Swallow, revenue ctuuers, 00 a cruize. CARXARVON—Ui) return?. Notice has been sent to all Custom Houst's, that the officers of the-several departments are tó consider themselves from this time liable to he removed (ri %ny part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain,.Scotland, and Ireland, Ahont thiy time twelvernnnlh a itnila)- notice to the above was sent to riding officers, and since that time a general removal has taken place. CHEAP -LTNErt DRAPERY,—A conscientpnis dealer in this.article, in the neighbourhood of Oxford street, js now advertising the remainder of his stock in trade io be sold I 00 per ceo', Zse- low prime cost, for the benefit of his creditors :c::r_
MARKET fIEltALD.
MARKET fIEltALD. An acconnt of the Prices of Wheat, Borley, and Oats, in the week closed Saturday last, z?, the under-mentioned r.onni.iesf-per qr. Tfinches ter measure.—Ao vaiin I ion worth notice. Wheat. «>,ii toy. ants. Anglesey. 49s loSh 32s.to37s 1120,i >?4« Carnarvon. I '0» —56s 32s—37s 21s— 24s Denbigh. j 4"7>i—51s i 27s—3,3s J 21s— 24s Flint 43s —ISs' i- 27s— S3i { 20s—22s Merioneth. 45s—{48s j 20s—33s j 20s—25s Montgomery. 43s —47 s j 27 s— S|^s I W*— 22a — 'II:&r —
LIVERPOOL CO UN EXCHANGE.
LIVERPOOL CO UN EXCHANGE. TUESDAY, One o'CJoelc. The market to-day was wtll attended hy town and Country Dealers, but owing to the expectation of considerable supplies both oj Wheat and Oats from Ireland, now that thete nd has hecom: mot e favour- allie, the business done teas, small. There ter-1 e very few samples of either new frivh tVheat or Oats at markt; the latter sell 1 e(i dily -tite former, fwin its inferiority, ii:becnmwg more and more dislikfd, and continues heavy of sale,. ftli e i, ewas little in- quiryfat- Barley, Beans, or Oatmeal. TVheat, per 70lbs s. d. s d. English Old 9 0, a 9 0 New 8 0 a 9 0 Oafs 2 9 a 3 O Barlty 3 0 a 3 9 F.'our, per 240/3, s. d. s. d. English fine 38 t) a 44 0 Irish 35 0 a 43 0 A mgr. in bond per IflfiWi 28 0 a 32 0 -r--
LONDON.,
LONDON. Corn Exchange, Monday, Oct. 27. There has been a g ood supply of liloeat and Flour since this da i this morning, housevn-, ,.Y the arrival of tVhe.at it us rather than otherwise, c{¡i,jt.from Essex and Kent, and though rather better prices were obtained for fim rtins than on Friday last, yet the trade WflS faf ft 6m hri-k, and tee consider it on the-whole much as this :Itig se*nnight Mailing Barley is much in request, and may bo stated full 2s, per quarter dearer hut coarse grinding parcel:- have, 110'. improved in valith sell on -quite, u* good terms as last week i and Grey Pease ate. a.r,¡le dearer j H'nite Pease fully support our last quotation. tVe continue very moderately supplied wilt Outsat present, and the prices of this day se'nnight are readily obtained Flour remains as before s'ated. Wheat—white. 38s a-52s-' ELariey 26. a 33'1 M a' t c 52s a «2s Peftst: 35s a 40s Oats—Potatoe 27s a 2Ss Poland 25s a 26s — Feed 2U»28« PRICE OF FLOUR. Town made Flour ,158 50s pflrsacTt delivered Dilto Seconds'. 40s 45» ditto. Essex & Sufrolk Floor 385 40s on hoard ship Norfolk & Stockton do 35s AOs ditto Bran.. 9^ 10s per quarter Fine149 lSs ilitto New Rapeseed, £ 21 to £ 2x 0s. per Last c
I.PRICE QF BREAD THIS WEEK.
I. PRICE QF BREAD THIS WEEK. Peck loaf to weigh 17th 60z Halfditto ditto 81b IIoz Quartern loaJditto 41b boz Half quartern llo. 21b 2|oz The kighest price or the best Jfhealen Bread i", the metropolis, is stated by the principal Bakers it) be Nine-pence the Quartern Loaf.
SMITHFIRLD, MONDAY, Oct 21
SMITHFIRLD, MONDAY, Oct 21 The market to day is fully supplied with Beef and Mutton, and, the quality of both sorts upon the whole good the demand is equal to the supply, and sales are made, readily at the prices of Monday last.Calves bting scanty in number, a few were sold equal to 4s. Sd. per stotre, but it must be very choice both as to site and quality to go beyond 4s. 4d.-O.f the cattle.at market, the, -great propor- tion consisted of Siols, Runts, and Steers. To sink the offal—per stone of 81!>s. Bee/2s 4d to 3s 8(1 j MulVon.i.2s 8d to 38 8dj Veal, 2s 8d lo 4s 8d Pork .2s 4d lo 4s 4d Head of Cattle this 4au. Beasts,ahout. 23S4 Sheep. 23350 Calves 220 Pigs .210 1'
RAW HIDES..II
RAW HIDES. II Best Heifersand Steers j per st 3s 2d to 3s«kl | Middis. 2s iOd to 3s Od Ordinary 2s i5d (to2s 811 r Market calf each 8s Od Eng. Horse 0s Od to Od PRICE OF HOPS. New, Hags. Kent. 6/ 10s to 71 10s Sussex. tii 0s to 61. los. t.. ATeii> Pockets. Kent.. 11 10s a 8' 0s « 10/. 10? Stisspx 71 7s n Oe a 8 e. 10s Essex It 1C< a S< 5s a 9, 5s. • < PRICE OF LEATHER. I Butts, 50 to 561bs each per lb 21-11 1023,4 Ditto, '.56 lo 66lbs tach 24d tp,25d Merchants' Bacl" -dtn,-It Dressing Hides ISA to, lg* Fine Coach Hides. 20d<o22^ Crop Hides, 35 to 40tbs for cuti IOd to 20d Ditto 45 Jo 50lbs 2(111 to 22d Calf Skins 30 to 40lbs I'8d to 22d, Ditto 51) to 2l)d la 29 I Ditto 70 lo SOIbs 24d to 26.1 1 Suva il Seals (Grcehland). I8d to I9d Large ditto. -0 16,1 tolSd | PRICE O# TALLOW. Town Tallow.42s Od—s 0d Yellow Russia..S!}, Gel -s Oct White ditto .};ls(hi-s Od Soap ditto .36s Od —s Od Alcifiii. Siuff .34s Od —s Ot! niftfl ftotrgh ..23s Od 0s Od Graves 169 o(I Palm 88s Od Curd •- 86s 0d Good Dregs 8s Od —— Iprice of ,),-r (Iiz, S; Od 1 6d per do<f. allowed tor read., money.