North Wales Gazette

THE t,iticence received from the W.st Indies, daring the last week. is th„ whole unimportaut. A riot has pon Ilw taken place in Barbados, under circum- stallces hicli show that a very rancour- ous feeling exists among the lower orders | jit that island, against the missionaries ? there. Other meetings, also, have been held in Jamaica; and there, as well as in Barbadoes, the subject of Lord Baplrst's letter to the Colonial Governors continues <« be generally and warmly discussed. With respect to the question of S^th •American Independence, which has been [ latelv viewed with so much interest, the Foreign papers for the last week have,, Upon that topic, maintained nearly a pro- found silence. There is, however, one; exception to be found in an article which hasappeard in the Official Gazette of Madrid, in whilch the right ot Spanish in- terference in America is stoutly advo- cated, alld the reasonings of the English papers contradicted at least, if not re- futed. In this precious document CwhUlj really argues, on the part of the Spanish Editor, a degree of folly equal to that of the tyrant whom his, venal pen supports,) I h is distinctly stated that Spain may in- terfere to reduce herrevoltedcolonif with quite as much reason as .England ought to subdue Ireland, in case of any insurrection there. That is to say, that, England, whose connection with Ireland, seems pointed out by nature in the proxi- mity of the two islands; England, whose own national security would be threaten- ed if Ireland should fall into the hands of an enemy and who, from her relative situatidti, and the extent of her power, has the means of affording protection as well as of decreeing and threatening; would have no more right, in law or rea- n to put down a rebellion in Ireland, than Spain has to quell, the insu rrection, iri America—Spain, who is separated from her colonies by the broad Atlantic—whose > we.ifa,rel as the experience of ages will testify, has been rather deteriorated than ÍJproved by her connection with then)- who has no means of affording them pro- tection could they even be reconquered, and who, from her state of weakness, could oot even retain them in her own possession, but would be almost compel- led to relinquish them into the hands of heef unprincipled allies. Really this Ma, dridEditor sets out very clumsily in his venal course and if the priests of Spain argue no better with heretics than the loyalist Editors with liberals, we cannot marvel that they should distrust their own powers of reasoning, and call out loudly for the argumentative racks and geons of the Inquisition. ;i: A Tariff has been issued by the Colom- bian Government, which will disap.point such as have expected a very liberal or wise policy from the infant republic. The p t spirit of the prohibitory system is main- tained throughout, with the sole purpose, as it should seem, of raising a rtiaei-allya, great natioiial inarine. The example of the United States of merlCalas probably directed the Colombians to this error but thot example is quite fallacious. The ] North Americans were sailors, and good before they were repu blicaos, a' 0 a their British habits and inex^austH# frests properly turned their atteLi.,iion''t'o' naval affairs* The Colombians, on the other hand, • are deficient alike in nautical experience: in those habits which form the basis of the sailor's character, and in the tua'.en? als for ship-building; for the tfeak, the dnly tropical tre.e.suittible to marine pur- poses, does not gro, in America. The onli, effect Of the prohibitory; duties Y" the Tariff will be to cripplelhe trade of Colombia> Pre^udei] as she is, by her na- tural and political situation, from arriving, at any naval eminence. Admi'1' Sir Alexander ItrgHs'Cochrane, G.C. B-, set O f on Sunday, 0 • command at i that ihe u>. fu^d. to comply wulvSir A!,XlIiailI.,re. quest to have ,s ca,1( uot itue^io j(t J It respects the of lfve { J Liboll.-rortSlllQut L la,pe. x

MONEY* Rea4y to bp immedi- JKj ■Iflil/ advanced no good. Security, on applica- tion (if by letter post paid) to the Printer of this Paper. rWk~' HOLYHEAD. To be Sold by Auction, Oil Tuesday next, the 23 d inst. at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, THE WRECK OF THE Brig Lord Middlcton, 0F 400 Tuns, as it now -|ie% on the Pen rims Rocks, about one mile from the irartirjsr, AI«o the greater part of her Materials, con- sisting of Spars, Cordage, Sails, &c. The whole will be laid out in Lots, for Pip convenience of purchaser#, ~T. H&YW03D, JEfVQLLE.il, Watch and Clock,- ii-itk,er,, &e. BANGOR, BjlMBRACES this opportunity ortenderiJl JjPjt his grateful scknowledRUiejMs, tor (he Iit,H!" rat. support be has experienced in "he above line tor the last twelve years, and hegMo acrpiaitu his friends in particular, and f-he.public in.gpnc- ral, rh»t he has ju'it received a fresh assortment I Iewelit-ri, Silver, Plate, and Fancy Goods, which will he said on the most reasurtahle terms. are iii,,sl retipectful.ty il)vife'l It, O-xa- ttiiue his Goods, to ju'tge for theaiselves, resting, is tie the ute (if his articles, upon their -cF quiility arid (iriees. N. K, All kinils of Clocks and Watches made, and repaired, on the shortest aoiice, hy j the most experienced-workmen.

fc$T A Correspondent enquires if, .nccdr'dtug to report,'the Contractors for forrnioj theern- b/inkment at Conway fferrv, are p;»td, IIO( hv Ihr.aNual un'o!),'r of .ilfrj wmfJldtd, h«t, tij so many loads of soil carted, hei'115;' esi'i.<n:ited to complete a yard, or ot!n-r ^iven diiiamie.— If such -»;contract, we can onH s ty that no B A !K in the k'i»({d«nn is possessed 0 I uch afloating capital.

.■;■ o" Biaras. :■;■ I On Tuesday last, the lady of James Wyatt, Esq. of Liine Grove< of a daughter. Friday se'nn.ighf, at. King's tlili, i Iiear New- (larl, Ihe lady of \Val kin i-loullrav,Esq.oC a H(Hl, MARllf AGES. On Tuesday, .th.e.l6r.h inst.. hy the Rev. Wnj; Thomas, at, Llanddyfnan Church, in the county of Anglesey, Jonps P?nt>»n, Jui, '"of PlasWyn, Esq. to Mary Elizabeth, eldest da(Iffhtef of the late John Griffith Lewis, of Uaiui'<jyfnan Kso Ihe ne:ghhourho„d around, with merry hurts' save ihMji .enlivening tokens of it,eir kindest wishes for the prosperity of ihe happy co»„le To convey to the habitation of the humble Cot tager an opportunity of participating u, ,he • of (he occasion, a donation of £ 20 was the poor of the united parishes- of Llanddvfnan and Pentraeth, by hnH whose feelings were most interested iti file evelit. At Chester, Mr. Thomas,Massey, of Caerwys •'Flintshire, to Elizabeih, only daughter of iMr' iilohh Roberts, of Flookersbrook, Chester. Oh the 22d ult. at Glencorwg, iMr. Ro^t.jnneg of Court Farm, near Neath, to Margaret, eldest Ii (i,,tugtiter, of file late flegs Jenkins, E-q, B'laencorog. Friday at Boxgrove Church, hy (he Rev. Archdeacon Webber, Captain Frederick Berke1ey, It. N. to Lady Charlol(e Lennox, daughter of the (ate and sister to ihp present Duke of Richmond. There were present, the Duke and Duchess of Richmond, (he Duke and l),ucheliS or ArJ1;yle, Colonel B,'rke!v, 1\1 r. R.nd Mrs. Augustus Berkeley, the Hon. Mrs. Berke. ley Paget and two Miss Pagets. DEATHS. *i I On Sunday, after a linserinj illness, aired 28 Mr. 11. Thomas; for time Master of the National School ar Llangefni. On the Slh Mist, the ftev. Watkin Willifitur,, Vicar of Namjtlyn, Denbi^tishire. On Sunday, the 71h i(pqt. Mrs. Nlorrall, of Piii in the entitiiy (,f Sal( P, rl"q. a«rt7?UMeP Br»n«»ick.quaw, London, Esn r, n' ams" the widow of John Ada "/S, diga",) 9 e"' in C0U["y of Car- of 'he SOfh y^ar !V- Rector of 13 or 14 rh 1 ,ile of !h'8 Rentleman or 14 church livings vacant.

weekVijllT^"06 °f "1e ail*tfl)setnent in the last honour.ti^ em hy their presence on that even- ln ( Wf> J, e es!et"roed a particular cojnpli- ineot, would they appear in fancy dresses; ai the Tfh r?L 'n* -lt '♦ofirely to' their optirtn, whetlu r to appear 8„ or not< CWlira(!ferg are ,u,r (;S),ected to be supported, or even to appear, un tile proper to adopt ,ile!n.-Geu«retnen's Tickets, [0s. 6tl. Ladies dM*of 3s (5,1;

THE ANGLESEY HOUNDS. Meei tnis day at Li>(10[, *1 o tiioi,fow, at Llaofauthhl Monday, rif Dragoo tliii' ? We(if»es<ia), ai B6tiow^r Mill • f.s /-••v. ?-rM?a> al L'^efoit jiacfi day at half-past (eo# n I t,a,ly"puikeley, with her wonted beaevolence 8tlhi season, has sent £10 to the prisoners in this coutfty gaol, and the same sum to those con- fined in the gaol of Beaumaris, besides other ex- tensive charities, which we trust some of her Ladyship's Almoners will enable us to state more folly. Mrs. Williams, of Tygwyrdd, Conway, has, according to annual cus.tom, sent. X5 to he dis- tributed amongst the poor of the parish of Llan" geinwerr, in this county. Weh;, ve heard of a daring; outrage said to have been Mi (I e(I on the person of a gentleman •restdinj! :»ear Carnarvon. — As we have not been -s»y ainhenticated particulars, we refrain fron) fofttter statement, fearful of creat- lOY- ¡fI1'y,f/u1(J(;eSSar¡; alarm. On Friday R»!>intn?, a most melanchojy and fa- tal: accident happened to a inao who was takuis moies on the grounds of Holland Griffith, E.q. of Carregiiwyd w ii 11 ill ihe act of cutting a stick, from 'he root of a tree, lus kniftf'slipt, and rati into his fhigh, which separated aft artery, and cstised the poor man's death in less than an hour. CAUTION TOSEuvA,n,-On' 'he 10th inst Hugh Parry, servant in husbandry to Mr, M' K ,T cow, of Bodvean Hall, was duly convicted be- fore Will. Lloyd Caldecol, lisq. one of his Ma. jesty's- Justices of the Pcace for ihi« cotnujr,' wiu hiding misbehaved himself in the service (If Mr. M'Kerjtow., and with having oh SafùrdlJ) niiflif, tl!>" tj'• h instant, absented hnn^elf from the service of Mr M' K "fs iw,.and tak.en'ft horse from the ;table, and rotte Jism Inther t»e;. with- out the leave (if his master and also tor ahsetliing himself service oil the. 8iii inst, ■w»thowt;'Ita-e—'and for (he said offences was to the HnllHf of Correction, thare '0 be carrtcltd, and k¡i.¡II Ila,.ii taliour tor one ca fendaf month-. The pr^rttce of taking horses hy servants and o'hers, ami cidm* in iiight, bavins been. ver> frv<, e it is hoiied this edhvictioo will be a w;iri»>«jj -to I < nl, not to "tpnd agaiii, and to avoid a month s toil at that most useful terror, <Ue tread, tnill. CURB foit ConNS.—Take sorpe cba.lk, br'ope it, and make it into a paste with water, and all ply- it :o tho'i!' rr >ub|dsooie;.»hi.n.?s in 'he forcsi of a plaister, a &i,i will i "'Ate] V stop the ¡iii in A regular Post has lieen established on (hft r.*ad Twin' Brecon to Me.rthyr Tydvi.l, which »e.i for the first time on Monday■ se'nnigbf. Thi wil) he a source of great convenience ti» the. pu He; and as it with the CarciiT,;iiil Swansea Mails, i! will thereby afford-a ntore rea^ dy iutereourse between (3 amor^att, Brecot>» an./ other counties1, thau has hitherto ,y»een the case. t ,> A citrions instance of the vftbetnsnp"- of lie French advocates in recorded in rhe paper cün. taioing the report of the lafe trial. TltC counst. for the widow Boursier, in |he course of the quarter of an hour, worked himself into such a heat thai he was -forced to stop and the pro. ceeditJ £ s were suspended while !>«.went out to take a walk on the: terrace of the Court liou^e, by his wife and r?ii!d. Last week, Mr, Kedine, Enslish huieber, af '-Calais'ki-He'd a bullock wturh hid been resref on Itiv in the i11 which were f luud 13 musket shots, 2 nailst and the batton of>a soldier's coat.. •;Th«»-following uo.Jtess for of Infantry has me.' with the approval of hi Royal iltgi ness the Comwnd-'c in Chief, an I is (nheadol" ted forthwiih—via. Blue frock. Prussian collar, j epaulets, black wsisr "t:1t, »ajih, ,&c. amFcocfced hat and jiIiuskt. Tue. hat to he worn on ait oc a sions, except on parade, when the chaco is to be W..TI1 Last week a lady of colour app^Ved before the Magistrates, to snake a complaint of bus- j hand on board the C"mhrlct!{e,ancll.¡VIO.( her destitute of suljsisicnre. In the cnurseof Iter esaiiiiiiation it appeared that st>e t> file. Pleven years on hoard the •ue<; v'S rhe last war: the last foor yea s « "apn¡ It} (If (he tiriaii!-lop Cf/r.vit ANGUS. — A gent!etR»» ift fhit «<?'« boiifho'd received the other day an app coniiiiunicalion from his corresponden' ie burI1. -The litter, after having written a >- ter to his friend, in which he states, that if any tiiins; new happens before tbe hour o po.! shall'not fail to act) ma in t yott, dropt^ 10 an apoplectic tit and expired, 0 clink who wrote the letter to the dictation of ie nMSter, upon ieVriiing Ihis lIIetancholye¡¡IUlro[Jlw. added in 1 11 Since writing fhe^hove,^I have dhdy> and the letter was dispatched accord,o*Iy, CocKrjR tPgr HUNT, on tbe 25thuU..8 thus I' .difscrihed in a neighbouring papere meet- itij; was well attended the geniteoK O were well (I the horses were w11 rode; he honnd. were Well hunted the dinner was well dressed the desert ell served the chair was wel/filleci; the (oasts were well selected; the wine was well lhvolJred the punch was well made; the were well sung-, the stories were well to d the mirth was well seasoned the w.t was we|| polnf. ed; the COlJljJllnywre veil pleased and Mr. "George Sheffield was "well PaJ tSlr P. %145- grave, Bart, was chosen Lord Mayor lor the year ensuing. Lieut. Davey, R N- proposes a method of conveying a line to the shore from a stranded vessel, by a sort of buoy w.th a reel U|)(M1 if> capable of holdi"S y"ds ,of ^ep sea line, and a sail of siroo? canvas, made and fixed to a diagonal staff precisely like a parachute. This I may he kept constantly hanging: over the stern or quarier of the vessel, and, when wanted, needs Hisiy to lie dropted (lie, water, and it will he propelled hf the wind to the shore, He has 110 hesitation in saying it would also take a man on shore and were he placed in such a situation, he I would' not for a moment.scruple to try the peri- mem. He a,Ids- «h'at-" A reel attached (o any- thing that would swim, of whatever shape, would mem. He Ihar" Aattached 10 any- thing that would swim, of whatever shape, would go directly on shore in a gaie of wind without anv t:W STEAM ENGINE, Mr. Joseph, Buchan- ■an, Hoj-ikinsville, Kentucky, lays claim to :he invention of a new steam engine, which throws that of Mr. Perkins and all other projectors com- pleteiv into ilie shade. The wtioie. machine is to .-wf-'gh no more than three hundred pounds, Mtd y-t 'o possess a fifty-horse It is it). tendft) not only ava substitute lor all machinery !H».w in uss upon the earth, hut is to be extended M the navigation of the regions of air. When the are not favourable," says Mr. Bti- ,chanatf's Prospectus, .« the citizens of Washing- i ,-teri may attend dinner parties in Boston, and re- turn home the: same evening. the (t)ail can Ile carrtt'(| w a day from the seat of Government to the most distant part of the Union, and our mer. ehant* may visit Kurnpe, transact business, and lenjro home in a week. Above half a century ago; Lord Brownlow Bertie -stood for Lincolnshire, and actually can- vassed it entirely Ott. borreback (the roads then, in many places, being impassable for wheels).— When t)uke of ^ncaster, in tiis latter years, he was often heard to tell the following anecdotes after-sleeping one night at a fen alehouse, whose landlord was- a forty shilling voter, he had mount- ed his horse, and was about to depart, when he was caited upon by the host (o finish his can- vassing duty by descending to tbe cellar to k ss his; wife, who was then busy tapping a cask of ale. With this then bought essential part of his duty, the Noble Lord instantly complied, and, With great good humour and apologj, oescended to five a Iie-qrty smack to the tnali and-hop lips of the round and rosy hostess.

FE AT HOLYWELL IN |JO\0K'O# THE .48 ftT V4 ti 0S ilR EDWARD Tft I v MOSTYS, I) ART. IM THAT TOWN, ON HIS WAV TO T AL.ACRI?, THE SEAT OF HIS ANCESTUILS. Foti some days prior to Thursday last, the inhabitants-of Holywell and the tteighbourhood have been engaged in active preparations to re- cerve Sir lid ward M os t v n, But. in that town, with every demonstration of respect which his bi^h'f h-M i'ter m>,justly merits. Order of pro- ceedings h;vil1 been primed'and circulated un- der II)V, 1* everyrhillg was cond-uete'd with the greatest regularity. On Wednfisdav evening, an Ox: was put down to roasl near the Kinj's Anns Inn, under 1111" superinten- ,ititi assistants Karly on Tliutsday tnormng, country people' from all dl. rections cane pnuriog in'o the town. At, three o'clock, the BWil of I he Fiinfshire ai,(i a great cnocon!■-(!■ of ihhabitao's on foot and on I n, r e, i'aqk."Wetit Qllla ftr as Brinford Hall Lsne r i t li e titt rs,- (If drawing Sir iuto the towi). Ox was now hrotJflr, drawn ujjon m pJattorm wisich had 'been placed upon a waggon.0|>!)o«itf, tlie AV ii ite lloise Inn, and the carver.j, *.«!). jturpfe rib'Msmls in their hats, Iw. to cm .)[) and distribute bios. Thirty eight, Kill) 4. Sir .fielward's appearance at Kitufora HUi t.tie,'to iunounce his arrival.— The .uoiscsciwcre talie i 0111 of his fSndau, and rot»es<l*e'ioa iittached. ihe people, who had been iiMttbhiU 1 >n readioess by Mi- Oawsoti, preced- ed f»y ihe i> uiil, dreforward the worthy liaro net and aiOid live lond plaudits of the crowd, who, on entering the town, hate been calculated at nof less ttvan frrnn ten to lwelve thousand people; I'/tery window within view was filjed with Ladies, (o witness thij grand spectacle. On Sir l<;dward's arrival at the White Horse filo, lie rose w{,th graceful dignity in his landav, and ad- d.fessfd'five crowd hut our distance from him was too great too hear the substance of his speech, Sir Edward was accompanied by Mr. Hornyhold and Mr. Turville aild Mr, Saunders, hit Solicitor. Tn E DINNER, .A.t b-rlf-uasV f"lir ()'rior'.k, 103 gentlemen, of i he. ((i.rn bud neighbourhood, sat down to dinner at the White Horse Inn Rwer-, Esq. in caair, supported by Mr, Eflon, and Mr Har- iison, of Hoij well, as vice-presidents. Sir Lif>v.<t.ru MoKtyn sat on the president's', right han-.J, dud thf! Vtear (if Ho'ywell on his left.- TiH '•tiioi i coii'iisied of every delicacy ot the te i?on t .mlr, and venison, and game, in pro- fUHqn dr. i e credit is due to Mr. and Mrs. )o(I st)le., in which tile culinary d., partdj^iif wa^ conducted the wines were ex- ceil, ut. I'ljf; clo'h being removed, Non Nobis was sung by Messrs; Linney, Duncalt,. aad hdvvards, of Chester; after which the follow- ing (oasts,were given irom the ellair i he K>n £ .—AIR-, God save the King," by the, Band. Thf Duke of Ynrkand the Army-—T.R.IO, How merrily we live thai soldiers he," by Mesrq. L'oii' y, Duncalf, and Edwards. ..Th I)ql.c ¡;f Clarence and the Navy. — Am, ltute, hy the Band. '•be.-p&E»j,DE.VT then rose, and addressed the company. Gentlemen,— t be to call your attention to 'ha tt»Hsf 1 am now about having the hiJlldrto which is, our illustrious and respected guest, up«n whose arrival in his native County, we are thus assembled to offer our heartfelt con*, granulations.—Our illustrious guest is now on his Wf»y to the scat of his ancestors, where we all most fcanisidy hope, he himself also is about eventually to reside s for. rrofit the residence in aCOUlltryof enllemao t'ndowecl with hiliheral his manly feelings, a,Hi blest with such splendid means, the happiest nitist. I)e'feIt, not only by a numer- most, respectable onahtry, but by the, Couijfry generally,—Gendeoien, I dd most sin- Ce ^ly be I ieve, that the more our illustrious "■'end,, if such he wiil allow me the honor ,of him—(bowing to Sir Edward)—L say, "«i>tlemen, that the aiore our illustrious friend it known amongst us, the more will he be beloved a,Hi respected, — Sir Edward Mostyn, health and IOIl life to him, with oar cordial and unfeigned thank-' for tbe honour he has this day conferred npon us."—The toast was drank with 3 times 3, a,uLfor|lowed by the most rapturous testimonials of approharion. Sir I.UWAIU), evidently overpowered with strong feelings of gratitude, returned thanks as to llojy Friends, and Fellow-Couotrymeo,-I rise to acknoftvUnge to you, in the best way I am able, "IIY $Tlic,er-e thanks for the distinguished honour you have this day conferred upon me. Gentle- ">ea, born amongst you, it is my greatest pride to think myself a Welshman; I intend to live amongst yoa and die amongst you. (J pplaust.) Gentlfcmeny«iy house, I am sorry to find, not fit ted to reside in but temporarily hut, my mint) is made up to build, AND TIIKN (with strong an pkasis) L w 19, L li I V C X o WHEIH: L f,, Ll. (Loud applause)~YL>\ir President hil .complimented, me in a way ( am unworthy of all t can say is, that I shall feel most happy it I can do good to any of you coHeciively..or, individuaDy. I once more, gentlemen, beg to return you my very grateful thanks,"—{Loud and continued applause.) -—["The interruption given by the plaudits wait so-grual, that we fear we have not remembered the words quite correct, out the substance of Sir Etlwsra'a address is faithfully preserved,J Sir Edward'Mostyn proposed the health of Sir Thomas Mostyn. ily the Chair.—Lady Mostyn: 3 times 3. — Sir Edward retuttie(I ihanks.—-GLKIS, Here's a health to all good lasses," by Linuey, Dtnn)alf, and Edwards. Mr. Mostyn and the younger branches of the house iif Talacre; 3 times 3. — .1 lie Noble Race of Sheirkin, by the Band. The Earl Grosvenor, the Lord Lieuienaftt of 11) e, itj44 a 44 IY. l*t^ Alembers for the Comity 3 times 3 The M# £ i)b$r",f«»r the Borough; 3 times 3.—The High Sheri^fiuf (he County. Trie Stewards, upon this occasion.—Mr. Roscoe ie el tanks \1 ft scoe,—" M r. Chairman, and Gentle- rne.As one who has had the honour ofhting- appointed sleward on this happy occasion, I can nrot hut teel with my worthy co.llea'srues (Mr. Ad disou, Mr. VVhoUtenhplau, and Mr. Williams), great pleasnre in these marks of your approbat- ion of our endeavours to regulate these feslivi tie.v} but, Sir, little of (his applause is due to .ieWiArd,, when werecollCcl, as we must do, the anxiety of our brother townsmen and neigh hours to contribute tn every possible way to make this day a day of respectful attentions to our dis- fingtjished guest. Every eye beamed with plea sure when it wa* known we should he afforded an opportunity of personally Welcoming ltlii; great strangerto. his native iiiiine Presi- dent aud Gentlemeu, we sincerely thank vou, drink your good heallb." AIR, Ltwyn onn," by the Blind. Mr. Pyers .Mostyn. The Vicar of Holywell who returned thanks in an appropriate speech — The Rev. Mr. Wright; Mr. Wright acknow hided the honour.—The Lind we live in—The Mioes.^The Town ån4 TrsUe of Holywell. Good Landlords and Good Tenants-—S:. W ioe- fred. Mr. Tojjtilinson, af Chester, favoured the coni- The company did not separate until a late hour. The conviviality tif'ihe evenin-g was not once broken in \y,ion every one came determined to please and be pleased, and his hopes and wishes wfrereiiiizfd beyond 'he most sanguine .expectations. II THE I LLUNIINATIONL. Half pas' five o'clock, the hour appointed for 'he illumination to commence, wa. waited for with great anxiety by those who were not at the dinner; at ih;:t hour every house was lighled^ip Arranpareucy was exhibited at Jhe White Horse Inn, of the Arm of the Talacre- Family, with an May Talacre never want a tVlosUn, or Mostyn Tilacte The Holywell Bank also presented a transpa- rency of the Tabide Arms, with the following lines underneath — "Sir Edward we hail to the land of his birth, May lie [I), happiest—best upon earth." Mr. Meredith Vickers had a transparency.- Mrs. Smedley had also a irahsparency- Mr. Tart's bouse presented (he initials E. M surmounted a s.tar, and surrflulldedwÎfh a festoon of variegated tamps.' The illumination closed at (en (.'ei»ck,—At eight' o'clock, a grand display of Fire Wt)rks ,were let off opposite the Wilite Horse Inn. I The order of the Stewards, that n- guti; or pis- tols shiwhj be fired in the Siieets, we believe was not >n ode insranc-edofriaged a circomytaace that reflt'cfs great credit 'o tb'town. -7" l4.

A t'.Hereford great market on vVednesday <se n night, there Was a remarkably fine show of cat- tle, and all kinds were HI considerable request — nearly the whole of the animals brought for sale were disposed of at the same prices as at (tie Oc- loher fair. Pigs were fit general demand. and sold at advanced prices—sheep also sold readily, on the same terms ins at the last fair. I here were very few horses, and no good ones. At (his fair, two cows, of Ihe Hereford breed, were bought by Mr. Phillpotfs, butcher, Morniford, weighing together rather more than one toil, 19 cut, They were bred by Mr. t luck, of Hainp ton Bishop, and fed on grass only. ADVICE—Would a man wish to offend hi» frientis ?- let him gave them advice. Would a tover know the Surest method by which to lose his mistress ? let him give her advice. Would a courtier terminate his sovereign's partiality let him offer advice. In short, are,we fl"irolii t) be universally hated, avoided, and despised, the L means are always in our power; we have but to advise, and (he consequence is infallible. Two young ladies, whose friendship, though apparent- j ly founded on the rock of e-fet'ijti attachai,li, tcrminaledin the fnllowlng manner:" My dear | est girl, I do not think your figure well suited for daodll, find, as a sincere friend of your's, I ad- fise you to refrain from it in future." The'other delighted, as you may well suppose, with such a mark of friendship, replied, I feel very much obliged to my sweet Iriend for her advic- i and as this fresh proof of her friendship demands some return, I would recommend her to relin- qubh her singing, as some of her upper notes re- semble the mei"dions sijueakings of (h« feline race." The advice of neither was followed (he one continued so sing and the oiher to dance, and they never met but as hiller and implacable ene- inie.». SiVNCI.AR CONFESSION OF MURDER.—At the "Bombay Sessions in April las., Laskey ,I soldier, wasarraig,ned for the mur- der of Michael Cohen. The only cadence Was his own conlession, before Mr. Snow, the senior Magistrate ol police, taken on the 17th of Jaunty last, ill the following words: —" I Laskef M'Canhy, being miserable and fired of life, do Confess and hereby declare, that in consequence of a quarrel I had with one Mi- chael Cohen, of the Bombay regiment, in the month of February, 1815, I borrowed a pistol frùmJohtl Chapman, shot at and killed Michael Cohen behind the town barracks, in the presence of the said John Chapman. That a reward -as offered for the apprehension of the murderer, when John Chapman, for the sake of the above reward, accused upon oath one Williams, of (be same regiment, who was committed by the Ma- gistrate for trial, and acquitted by the Reorder s Court of (he murder of the sa.d Michael Cohen and I do declare 'bat lam the murderer of the said M?chaelCohen." Mr. Snow proved the confession to have been voluntarily made, and that he had warned the pn.oner of the conse- that he nad^ wi h however persisted — q iences of maK'ng r» The prisoner, in his defence, called Roht. Thoro- good and John Chapman but their ev.dence be ing inconsistent with (he testimony which (hey had given on former investigations respecting the murder of Cohen, the Recorder, in sumtaing un stated to the JuT Ihat DO sort of reliance le could be placed on their testimony. The Jury retired for about 15 minutes, and returned a it sc t of G'tj .di

SHIPPING. PORT PBNRHVN, BANG OR.—Ar- riued, Ritry,.Cenitiri,)n, ilroiliers, flero, aud Elizah Mb an I Jane,— Cleared '1, Venus. Ida,M ills,Ceo, furioo, Grace, Hero, Thomas, Na iviiii, H 't>e«eli^ and Union, ail wb slates CAttNARvoN.—No arrivals.—Cleared out, Di norwic, Griffith; Mary Ann, Williams; Prori dence, Roberts Nile, Thomis •, Success, fho tnas; Jane & Mary, Hughes; Colonel Smithy Jones; Hopewell, Pochard; arid Jane, EUis^ all with slat :s. WEAUMiARts.— reived, IJlizabe(h, Davies John, Edwards,• iiiiza and Jane, Davies. Cleared'- out", K«deavo.«r, Pa-ry; ^.liKabe'h, Parry Thomas: and Ann, Hughes; Union, House O-iaha; Farrell; United Friends, Jones; "Co'rn'ist. Pr.cl.aid Bold, Turner; friend- GoodwiH, HuHlie"; Hopewell, Parry Prov. dence', R. hefts i t eu'uriou, Thomas Venus. l"i-oi'd;. I ti .alord add Thomas, W ill.ams. M-It-POUD <#td-Saraii,M romSwan-. sea fx G ei i u I.. i' Y, J.xies 5 Ca,tle Davie> and A .lecf'», J from New.po.I tor Aber- ystwith; Neiii i Frshju <i(f J rf.r.oa, Uerebyt, I for Antwerp :Q 'Cen Caroline, visiaway, Irom Swansea Cf.ester Imlustry, Nowlan Jane illil El'igabeJh, Henison 'i'- fr-ss ahd Fair Cambrian, Griffith*, from ■■Bury't- Ex (.res,. Bailey, from Bristol; Wes'en, <itar Dff'an, •»»« Neath; Meteor, Banks FanCV Curr.ii N'tth Bieao Fame, Lo« her Sallv Whit lie td William'Welsh'; and Dolphc V'„usea;; .Bt«, her..Morgan, from Cardiff John. iNewman, from ( l<a-vrence. Da-sigan, from Greenoi k <v»<«>- ■- Julian; Mary, Davies Commence hjan« Fanny, Devereus Susannah, Holland Union, Mii'ou Liberty, Evans Sally, Beercro and HeU. Roirts, from Newport for various • Anaa. R*¥5 andSwii', Pavey, trom Uut> 'I ("(411" Adf<>ua, Corn ill, for I.iihon; .¡iif 01 Huttner, r c, t, titii Roh R o ■Staff Ol Life, But, her. for Ge««a R«h R«) „ f. |» nhuc-i; Le Mmerva, Ve aof, for Bourdeaax aoJ Eliza, Rayford, for | ^lar^attan tCWtii Las' week, ad-mnistr^Jt of th-» personal es- (,f t!ie Sir !,art. w,; gran'e-j hv the Prerogative Court,L)acors'Com- • ii >ns, In tils o«! t1 son, :1' Eclwaril. The du'y a being sw >rn to ne mirier ■ £ j-K>.U;>0 sterTui^. |IWIH«IMIIIIIIIHIMIIH|| Him Miiiim II :1. l.

ivi A i*. Iv t'l lli-r*. A L D. An account of the Prices of if'ritat, Barley, and Oils, tnthe week c',iserl Saturday last, in the under-mentioned f'r)n;ule,-pe'1' .</r* ¡Fillc! U!'1' meaSllre.-OU TV eat .higher '•Vli.ut, Barney. Anglesey. j r.-9s//>84s Sis toSTs v24« Carnarvon. 59s—tf(5s S'is—3Ts-, 'iis— V4 s Denbigh.. 5'fV—68s '^s—S°»s J'ils—*24s Flint o'is =—f>S\ L2'i>— 1 -s 's— Merioneth. I' Montgomery. 53;-6i..} v27s—- 33s i —

LIVE II p o O L C () K .V R X C f I A N G B TVE'SDAY, One o'clock. icn,s of t!Y, Speculators and Dealo "ought old If Ueu-isfiet-li" at an advance ofi$d to 6(i hn sh'-l tin t Ite p. ice-t ot this (tail week. The suppti's of Outs vtire S'nail. and were taken off at an tfilrance. I'If?d. per bushel. Beans and flatten altdcy 1 demand, anilfuiij Wheat, per s. d. s. d. English Old J 9 0 a 99 A'ear' ii-" J & 0 a 9 6 Oats ,$«*• « 9 a 3 O • Barley 3 0 a 3.9 <tn r, per "jiOli. c- d. Ens Huh fine.. 48 D I fish i J" 0 a 47 U a 32 «

N i) N. Corn .Exchange, Monday, Dt-c. 15, Though the arrinal af iVheat and Flour Last week was rather large ( of thr latter upwards of on Friday last and having a very moderate sup. ply of tVk al this mrjrn: ,g. cil- flj (rolll Essex and Kent, the trade was brisk and snp"fii>e runs of New met a, ready (11,. at a'1 adviln e of full 3s. per quarter, with a pi oporiionaie improvt ment in other sorts. itye, as will bst 11"i'l' curoertry beneath, Ita< expert'- ticid very considerable advance bein per quarter, fit ie B!aÜy is in te,t (tnd ,,¡¡Inins better prirs. say Is to 2s I t ') T (g are ùhi/ the turn dearer • 'Hi tn* hi' I t* out l.v per quar- tr; arrtl :G if P i t rather belter term-, but --havi « ie 1 ill value. There has been a fair sunuta trf Oat s since t/\is day se n- u trijle' deai ri ,th h i al xTi not ovc.r Luiii;. Flour remains as on j ore suae a. W heal — white. 40-ao.is Bariey 2tis a S is Malt o-2s a 5fts Pease 36s a 42s Oat -potat>e 24 s a 29# Feed. 19s a 2os

PRICEOF FLOUR. Town made Flour 50s 5.3s per sack delivered Ditto Seconds. 45s 50s ditto. Essex & SuiFotk Fioiir 40s 45s <>n hoard ship Norfolk# Stockton do 40s 45, 9, 10s per quarter 18s ditto New [tal)eseed, £ 26 -0,. per Last

fR I C,,E 0 F li 11, il" A t) 11 111 s IL. Peck t) nib tJ"z Halfditt- rSU) tloz Q!là;ÚIt hd diUoHh &(IZ Half qiiar,erii,;Io 21h p" The highest price of the best 11-he ale a Dread itt the metropolis, is staled by the principal Bakers lo be Nine-pebce tKe 'Quartern Loaf.

SMITIIFIELD, MONDA v, Dec 15 TVe have ad unprecedented number Cuille in Smi-hfield this day, Oeing neatly I.,Oi) m,}- Own were s/ieusn at the Great Chrislmt-s Ma> kt<I of lost year. A very considerable portion o f tin supply is good beef, and this added I n tll li'n' !/f de the weather for keeping, has mused a brisk demand for the prime sorts, at a 'v.-inc.td p ices. -cv, irh wottM have been siill higher had C/iris,m«» Day been n< arer to us. IVe have not had. c .;t >ny Devons for some, time past, as were, shewn this morn- ing I heir litrility, housevei'i teas not altogether so good as mighV be s.cpfct ed i he number of Sheep was sufficient to ■ pnwtr the dentin$y the quality rathet improved, an-i went off fit l ist week s prices, -—Calves axe sh >ri, th 'indifferent condition, and selling without V ination in I* To sink 'he oil'al—per stone of Bibs. Bee/ 3s 0u toU tvi [ real. 3s 4d lo 5> 04 Mutton..3s Od to 4s0;1 Pork 4ti t,) 4s 0(i Head of Cfttt let his day.. Beasts, ah out 4872 Calves. 160 Sheep,20120 Pigs.. 220 RAW HIDES. Best Heifer#and Steers .Qrduviry 2s 8d .'r>2s lOd per st 3s 4d..<» j^s 6:1 Market calf each Ss Od Miiidls. 3s Od to :JS 2.1 j Eng. Hoi se OsOd to OA pRtCE OF HOPS. Nèu) [J,[s. Kent 91 I}.. tf) Of Or Sussex. 81 Us to 91 Os New Pockets Kent -S& Os a 10/ 0s « 111. 04 Sussex' •-If ;i:fts « 8' 0s a St, 15% Essex 4, '• S4" 8s a 9,„ 9s PRICE OF jikATHER. Butts, 50 to Sfilhs each per lb 22d to 3d Ditto, ob to (HMIJS each • .• ^d to 25d- \leri hauls" Backs to Dressing ijides I8d-i« iOd Fine Coach Hides. 21^ to 22;t Crop Hides, 35 to Id! -s or cuttins.. tSti la 19,1 Ditto 4'.» to fniihs CaifSkins 30 lo4lHhs lllili ii>23d Oitto tn 27d iJitlo 70 to 801ls i to 244 Small- Seals (Greenland) V(¡ to I!\<! Large ditto I^d to iSJ PR IC 4- OF i \Lf.O vV. Town Tallow..39 (Jd •—;s Od Yellow Russia .ie,ld -s 0(1 White d/tto sit -s od Soap ditio. .33- 61 —s()'I Melms S t'.lf .3 t>d —s 04 Ditto- Rougtv C)d Os Od .8Ss0d Curd o(I 6 oct 6d jier do/ a-llowed lor ready ut'anty.