North Wales Gazette

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. TUESDAY, One oVlock. SECOND'EDITION. Though the in:irkct to-day was well attended b; Town and Country Dealers, the sale, of Wheat and Oats were inconsiderable.. The former supports, or nearly so, the quotatifjns below; the latter may be qml&d. Jrlto 2d. loner. Other articles dill. The supplies of WHeal and Oats and Coast,)vise last have materially f.illen off. Wheat, t? iol; s. d. d. English Old. i. 11 0 a 11 6 New. 11 0 a 11 S 'Vem. Oats i. -r- I Q a -4 0 Barley. 6 o 5 0 Flour, s- d. s. d. English fine ry (I a W 0 I)-islu 50 57 a GII 0 American in BOiUl.17H)5.:tJ.. 30 0 a 32 0

LONDON, CORN EXCHANGE, Monday, March 15. The Wheat trade was exceeding dull on Friday last and, having'a-good arrival this rmminj from Essex, Kent-fy Suffolk, thz '.Aval men shewed no disposition to purciuL-.e: and, Vio -igh a few of the best nillswère tâJœn ({tfan nearly the same terms as this c!u,7 trade■ (jenerally may be consiaered Jrom Is, to 2s. per quarter lower than th«\ i\hj be nnight rcilha very limited sale. Barley, J >, n('i the arrival is considerable is from Is. to 2s, let; ]ha iter cheaper; and Beans have equally declined in value: whilst Peaae, of both sorts, may benoted full lsjjcr quarter chea- per. We have been very largely supplied with Oats during the lasi iveelc, having had upwards of 27,000 quarters j rosn onr owncoad and Ireland the trade is in consequence exceedingly dull, and from Is. to 2s. per quarter lower. Flour has not varied in value. Wheat (white) 50s a 74s Barley 3k; a 42s Malt a oiP Pease 4^2 s a 44 s Oats (Potatoe) a Poland 2 !s a 32s Feed

PRICE OF FLOUR. Town made Flour, 60s a 65s per sack delivered. Ditto Seconds. 55s a 60s ditto. Essex and Suffolk Flour, 50s a 55s on board ship. Norfolk and Stockton ditto 45s a 50s ditto. Bran 0s a 10s L4;, Quarter. Fine 14s a IS" ditto New Rape Seed, £S6 to £30 per Last.

RAW HIDES. Best Heifer Santl Steers, Ordinary, 2s 6d to 2s Sd st. 3s 2d to 3s id Market, calf, each, 8s 0d Middls. 2s 10d to 3s 0d Eng. Horse, 0s OtZ to M .1

PRICE OF POT \Tr>EH. Marsh Champions iortVspc Ware p.v.to-i Yok Kidnr-fs -3.' Scotchlicds. -1 ''°H

RANGoli-NORTII WALES. TO BE LET, FURNISHED, And entered upon on the 1st day of May next, THE HOUSE and PREMISES, called T\N Y GRAIG, in this City, late in the Pupation of John Roberts, Esq. deceased, with two good Kitchen Gardens, Stables, Coach- house, and other suitable Outbuildings. The House is pleasantly situated, on a rising Poundon the sSuth East side of the Turnpike 'Road leading to this City, and consists of two parlours, a drawing-room, seven good lodging- i-ooms, two commodious kitchens, pantry, sculle- l*y, good cellars, &c. &c.. The House and Grounds will be let for six or twelve months, as may be most agreeable to the taker and the Tenant may be accommodated with any quantity of Land, not exceeding 23 A Further particulars m&y be had on application (post-paid) to Mr. J. HUGHES, Deputy Regis- traar, Bangor. Bangor, \7th March, 1824. "TUBNPIKE TOLLS, TO BE LET. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN; THAT\heTdLts arising at the Toll Gates H within the Corwen District, will BE LET BY AUCTION, to the best bidder, at the house -of Richard Roberts, the Druid Inn, on Monday, the 5th day of April next, between the hours of twelve and three o'clock of the same a .y,Iin he' manner directed by the Act, passed: in the third year of thfe Reign of his Majesty King George the Fourth, for regulating Turnpike Roads, which Tolls produced last year as under; above the expences of collecting them, and will be put U^Whoeve? happens to be the best bidder^ .must, -at the same time pay one month in advance (if required) of the Rent of which such Tolls may be Let, and g-ilve security, with sufficient Sure- ties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said "Turnpike Road, for payment of the rest of the money monthly, or in such other proportions as shall be directed. JOHN JONES, Clerk to the Trustees of the said Turnpike Road. „ S. D. Ciawdd pbnken, Llidiard y Gell, and 1190 0 0 Croes stryd Gates, •• ) Tafarn dywyrch Gate. Rhyd y frwynen Gate. piasyn Bonwrn, March 10th, 1824. CH Wine Merchant to the Hoyal Family, tfext to the King's autloppositè the Haymarket Theatre, Optra Colonnade, Haymarket, LONDON, by waL^nes will be well packed in an excellent bottles included, by a remit- T^nce of J-10, OF half that quantity in hamper, for £ o- or Six Gallons fine PORT, from Pipe, -vintage'1820, in Cask, casing, &c. included, for £ 5- or Six Gallons superior SHERRY, Cask, &c 'for £ &• or Fourteen Gallons excellent Cape Madeira, t5. MADEIRA, VIDONIA, CAR- r A VELLA, LISBON, MOUNTAIN, &c. 42s. „er dozen. Just landed (G. PRIS,) CHAM- x>aGNE vintage 18IS, first quality, warranted, ^>4.4s. Pe'r dozen; MARASHINO, 15s. 6d. per a i fust imported, Florence Oil, cases of flasks £ &*• Old COGNAC BRANDY, X.fidlet gallon; Rum, 15s. 6d. CHARLES irrlT has contracted with G. PRIS, Grower u A MPAGNE, of Avize, near Epernay, of CHAM ^e whole growth of his Wines, France, tQ» gome of the esteemed Vintage now }an". £ mantling condition, at 8 fs. per doz. 1818, in^faluy unequalled in England Claret, price aud^quainy q HERMI. J^cL BURGUNDYCLOS VOUGEOT TAGE84S., BU BARSAC, SAUTERNE, ■first g3s. per doz. and all other Wines, oronortion. Letters inclosing remittances st oaid, (no unpaid letters will be received,) ^jll be immediately attended to. CARNARVON. ELIGIBLE Freehold Property TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Goat Inn, in the Town of Carnarvon, in the <tf Carnarvon,on Saturday, the \7th day f A»rU, 1824, between the hours of three and f .firelock in the ajtsrwton, subject to such M/litions ds dnd there produced C°M disposed of in the mean time by private mUraet, oj which due notice will be given— „ T tliat good and substantial Brick-built A ^S^SHOP, and PREMISES, sit* JL%- Vria-h-street and Castle-street, in the said ate m H ? ramarvon, now m the possession trf ],{;:V"'hn Lloyd, 'Shopkeeper. < LOT 11. i oil that other good and substantial Brick- V House S PREMISES, adjoining the B, „V situale in HijMt'eet aforesaid, now above Lot, si Eyan Lloyd_ in the occupauo of ^• Ious and Lot one Ues «l t consists of a large and prosperous; 1 own, a incipa| streets, spacious Shop, frontin,, Market-place, will and torn its contiguity to the The JIKVITS etvsure the Tenant ft. 0 • t'no. a** arr i r two kitchens, and_ pantries um er g •parlours, and the shop, on the g. oimd l {•op fitting rooms, and two bed-rooms, first floor, ?our large bed-looms on the second iiooi-v hesi Jt'S very extensive Attics. The situation, of these Premises is well wor- thy the attention of any person wishing to. em* hn'rk in an extensive trade; and should the i e niat be desivous of letting Lodgings, by which Xl than the Rent might be made, he is sure to ,ref,ence, the House being close to the Paraio the excelelt anLt eommociiou^ Hot and CciA-baths and Bidiara-iooms, which are now about being camp eleel, Lot- two a(ijoins 1,ot 0iie' and consists of a kitchon pulour sHtlug-room, and three good and is a Jlouse vei-j well adapted foi; H>ivlonce oi' a ■' 'U«ily. For Un iher pai dculai>, apply to Mr. WILLIAM "Wu.j;:A.M8, Solicitor, t»»eeu Gate-streei, Ckr- CARNARVONSHIRE. To be Sold by Auction, IN LOTS, EARLY IN THE MONTH OF MAY NEXT, £ lEVERiAL CAPITALFARMS & LANDS, yS situate in -the parishes of Bangor and Llan- ddeniolen, in the said county. Furthe; particulars, and notice of the time and place of Sale will appear in a future paper. A LL Persons who have any claims upon the late Mrs. SIDNEY GREEN, of Plasissa, hi the countv of Flint, at the time of her decease, Se L»eS?o ««<l'in an account thereof to her Trustees anil Executors, chard Newcome, Warden^ of Ruthin and 1. Trevor Mather, of Pentrehobin, near Mold in the county of Flint,) at Pentirehobm .^foresaid, in order that the same may-be inspeeted and ali persons who stood indebted to the said Mrs Sid- ney Greene, are requested to pay the sameto the said Riehard Newcome, and T. Trevor Mather, at Pentrehobin aforesaid. LIVERPOOL DOCKS. Ddck Ojficc, Liverpool, March 9th, 1824. A NY Person or Persons willing, to Contract for supply of good WELSH or NORTH COUNTRY PAVIMi STONES, to set from six to ninfe inches deep, to be discharged at the, Prince's Dock Basin, or in such other place as may be directed by the Dock Surveyor, to be weighed upon one of the public weighing ma- chinfcs, and to'. be delivered at such parts of George's or the Prince's Dock Quays as the said Surveyor may direct, are requested to send pro- posals^ sealed, and endorsed, Tender for Pa- ying,stones," to the Dock-office, on or before the 29th of March, specifying the price per Ton of 30 Cwt., the total quantity that will be supplied, and the quantity that will be delivered monthly. For further particulars, apply to Mr. FOSTER, at his Office, in Lawton-street, Liverpool. '3 MAY BE HAD AT n sg ii. M. Griffith's, WOOLLEN AND LINEN-DRAPER, IRONMONGER, GROCER, .Sf Tallow-chandler, Mngoc. The best Blacking in the World TRY AND PROVE IT. HOPKEEPERS and others wishiuO" for a s real good Article, are recommended to ap- ply at the above Concern, where is now on Sale, by single dozens or larger quantities, "rgTATHAM'S REAL Japan Blackleg At the same Wholesale Prices as at the Manu- f:actory, whereby all the expences of package and cariiagc ii sired. All those who wish to wear real jet black polished Shoes or Boots, have only to make a trial here, and it is absolutely impossible they shbnld be .disappoin ted. T-lHj''L'uiuid is sold 111 stotie bottles, at Is. ()d. 10,i and Od. each, and the Paste in Pots, at 6d. and I« each. 4 g.M GRIFFITH is appointed sole AGENT for North Wales, for the Sale of the above Arti- cle—als»" of thatihestimabl« article, STATIIAM and Co 's SUPERIOR JAPAN INK, at only GdJ a bottle. # :■$. ^Msoitoythe following Agents, Thomas Hughes, Bangoi. Mr. Richard IJoyd, Beaumaris. Hugh Roberts, ditto. Mr Richard Owen, Carnarvon. Jtlr William OlVen, IMnyefni. Richard Davics, ditto. Mr. John Jones, Conway. John Jones, Bethesda. Daniel Jones, Penarcarneddir.

BIRTH. Lately, in Dublin, Mrs. Roberts, wife of Mr. J Roberts, of this city, Surgeon, of a son. MARRIAGES, On Thursday, the 11th instant, at Llanychan, Denbighshire, by the Rev. J. Jones, John Price, Esq- Cadtiant, Anglesey, to Anne, daughter of the l'4te Colonel Sparrow, of Red Hill, and relict, of th| late Rev. E. Lloyd, of Maes y porth, in the same county. Qn Thursday last, at St. Chad's, Shrewsbury, by Jhe Rev. Edward Homfray, M. A. Wm. Wil- Ifam^, Barrister :at Law, to Mary,, Louisa widow of the late Major General;T. Leightoftj, of the Hop. East India Company's srv." j ■ Mr. ji. Meyrick, master of the sloop Friends, to Bfidget Owen., both of Aberystwith. I DEATHS. Lately at the very advanced age of9-t,.Mrs. Pritchard, of Llanfairfechan; her son-in-law is Bow living aged 9S, without a grey hair, and fre- quently walks to this city and back, a distance of at least eighteen miles. On Friday, the 12th inst. Elizabeth, wife of, Mr. Britain, of Hoole Bank, near Chester, aged 69; '■'■■■■■ 6 On Sunday last, at Hoole Lodge, Elizabeth, infant, daughter of the Rev. P. W. Hamilton. On Thursday morning, Mrs. Whittell, wife of C.Whittell.M.D. of Chester. After an illness of six years, Mr. Geo.Thomas,. of Gresford, in the 25t.h year of his age. Mrs. Hammett, wife of Captain Hammett, of Swansea. Mrs. Esther Evans, relict of the late Mr. D. Evans, of Morfa Mawr, near Aberystwith. At the little obscure village of Glanfechell, within the last two months, four persons, whose united ages amounted to 300, viz. the Rev. Lewis Hughes, of Llanrhyddlad, at Miss Jenkins's, where he had been ill for six months: Owen Conisby, a farmer, descended from an ancient fa- mily of that name Hugh Jones, master clock- maker; and William Owen, tailo*, and clock and maker; and William Owen, tailo*, and clock and watch cleaner. The Brig Matilda, of Liverpool, Marshall, Master, from Jamaica to Liverpool, run on shore in Carnarvon Bay, about 9 p. lIf. on Monday the 15th inst.; the weather was so foggy that they did not see any land after leaving the Smalls Lio-ht.—Should it continue moderate, it is hoped she will be got off without much injury to ship or cargo part of which has been discharged for the purpose of lightening her. The horn of a stag, measuring nearly four feet and in excellent preservation, was lately washed up from the bottom of the river Conway, between the embankment and the island. It is a great curiosity, and must have remained in the bed of the river many centuries.—It is now in the possession of Mr. Wilson, the contractor. We are sorry to learh,that some unpleasant altercation has taken plau in the vicinity ot Cort- way. Our readers are aware that several per- sons from, that neighbourhood have been com- 00 mitted both to our. county gaol, and that of Den- bigh to take their trials at the ensuing assizes, charged with plundering from the wreck of the Hornby. A persoi\ff.Qin Liverpool, named Board- man,, passed through here on Monday, to the county; gaol, charged with shooting at-a lame man'-in thft oeighboiirhoocl—We have heard va- •rious?repdxts, but we forbear, for obvious reasons, ■giving"ny.. parte statement at this period.— Boardman had been most active in saving the property and apprehending the depredators. • <WBip.epceiT^;i\?3fl).ai» advt. in the last Shrews- bury Chiionicle, 'that Goo,ds are carried to and from tondo^ to Shrewsbury, for THREE HALF- PENcfi per lb-. which, is doublet} on all parcels coining to this country, by making a charge of 3d.—Sdrely 'When the distance from Shrewsbury here is considered-, this is sadly out of proportion, and Operates greatly to the disadvantage of trades- men alid shopkeepers—many parcels to our know- ledge, have cost more for carriage than the fair profit on the goods contained in them On Monday se'nnight, as Mr. David Jenkins, of Llahfrynach, auctioneer and laud agent, was returning home from Brecon on horseback, the horse turned out of the road and got into the canal, and Mr. Jenkins falling off, he was found in the water the following monring bereft of life. He was a man highly and deservedly respected. HORRIBLE PARRICIIJE. IN THE COUNTY OF DEN- BIGH:—We have just been informed, that a Mur- der was committed on Friday evening, the .5th in- stant, in a Dingle, called Nanr Dowyll ,y Dawn, within 200 yards of the road leading Ironi Bet- tws-Abergele, in Denbighshire, to Tal-y-Cafn Ferry. The deceased, Hugh Jones, who resided near the place, was about 60. years of age, by trade a weaver, an occasional preacher in the Wes- leyan connection. He left his home between 6 and 7 o'clock in the evening, with the intention of re- turning that-night. His wife and family finding he did not do so, concluded lie would remain dur- ing the night, at a house of a relation about two miles from his home. His son went there the next morning, and was informed that his father had not been there. It was suspected that some accident had befallen him, and the body was, af., ter a search, for some thrii unsuccessful, found in a rivulet in the most lonely part of the ningle. There were marks of violence on the head, and the throat had been perforated by a sharp instru-, merit. An inquest has been held, and the jury returned a verdict of WHj id Murder, against some person or persons unknown. Some circum- stances, howe-ver-transpired to fix a suspicion on his son. — It appeared that a misunderstanding had takeii place on account of the deceased not approving of his soli's marriage with a young person in the neighbourhood; the son was ap- prehended and taken before Mr. Wynne,, of Cefn y Coed" thè magistrate, and dreadful to state, after an examination which lasted- a considerable t.i uie* he was tullv comniitted to, the county gaol at Ruthin, charged with the 'Wilful murder of his own faith#* ■■ FATAL OCI uRBLNcr.—-Mr. David Harries, LlwynceIyn,neArLlandilo,Cat-marthenshire,went oil Saturday, se'nnight to view the performama^ a.1 of a company of strdlling jugglers at Llandilo, wh<>, amongst other feats exhibited that °f •wa lowing a Sword. Mr, Harries, it appears, tnougnt lightly of the performance, and in making an at- tempt to swallow, slipped his hold, and them:, struineni found its way into the chèst. lIewas soon taken violently ill, and continued to labour under the most excruciating pain until the tol ing night, when, he expired in great agony. The Members of the Newtown LiberalSociety assembled on the 1st inst. to celebrate the anm^ versary of the Tutelar Saint of Wales They marched in order to church (preceded by tne oe Cavalry) where a yery WP">|njtJ delivered by the Rev. G. A. Evar them with his company as chairman at the dinner at the King's Head. The viands to the host, and the toasts were sent about in quick time when the health of Wi • a a meeflnj ofthe aatives! of Wales, resident in Chestei and ottiers connected with the Principahty, place at the Feathefs Inn, on W ednesday, Maich 3d G. Rowlands, Esq. in the chair ^'hea u w,fs,' • mined to form a CYMROAIDD Socibtit laving for its more immediate object, the clthingaild apprenticing a certain number of children, the offspring of indigent, yet reputable Welsh parents p' residing in Chester.; The extension of the Soci- n ety's vfews, toother modes of relieving the neces- sitous a mo riff the sons of Cambria, must of course depend upon the .amount of su^seriptipns^inid do- natfons. The, following gentlemen We nomi- nated as a donunittee, to manage the affwrs of the Society for; |he present year :-G. Rowlands, Esq. foreman H. R. Hughes, Esq., Dr. Llewelyn Jones, M.D.; Edward Roberts, Esq Thomas iGriiffths,.Esq.surgeon l Richd Llwyd Esq J ohnEletctar, Esq. v, Hugh Lloyd, Esq., Robeit Brittain, Esq. Rev. T. M. Da\ij,> Messrs J. M'Kinlay, G. Roberts, O. Foulkes E' Titley, II. Lord, Edward Parry, Richard Evans, Robert Jones, Hugh Jones, William Ro-, be £ ts. and Evan Evans. Dr. LI. Jonies, Mr. TTitle^, ind Mr. Gabriel Roberts, were named as a Sub Committee for the purpose of soliciting subscriptions and donations. The amount of subscriptions already received, about t50, was directed to be invested in the Savings' Bank, where it is proposed that it shall remain untouch- ed until the Society shall become matured, and the probable amount of its funds ascertained.— There is every reason to believe, that the love of tlie country Which forms so leading a feature of the Cambrian character, aided by the generous impulse in the cause of charity among those of our most wealthy citizens, whose interests are more closely connected with those of the Princi- pality, will add largely to the funds of the socie- ty. It is due to the Cymmrodorian Society, Iwhich has the patronage of that friend. of his country, Sir E: P. Lloyd, Bart. to state, that it has given the most efficient aid to the new Socie- ty, many of the members of the former having enrolled their names on the lists of the latter at the same time,' it will be seen, that the two So- cieties have distinct objects in view the former directing its efforts to the perpetuation of the language of the Cymry the latter to assist, so far as its limited means shall allow, in furnishing to the children of their indigent countrymen, the means of becoming useful and industrious bors of sopicty. The County Magistrates at a very full meet- ing in Chester, voted:£J2ÜO for the making a New Street leading into Wales, and a Church, besides giving up a plot of land, valued at <47^0. SPRING AND LANGAN.-—Saturday evening being appointed for making a second deposit lor t is interesting match, at Randall's, Hole-in-t ie- Wall, in Chancery-lane, a numerous party ot amateurs assembled in the Nonpareil s best ci w, and long before the time appointed not a seat was to be obtained. Langan was first m the room he was in high spirits, amusing the com- pany with Irish anecdotes, told in genuine rich brogue, and the Fancy were so eager to obtain a sight and a hearing of the Irish Champion, that the chairs and tables were mounted in utter disre- gard of Jack Randnll's furniture. Theionns of politeness, and the forms of the landlora were alik^ trodden under foot, and one of the latter came down with a loud crash, lfooring abowl a do- zen kiddie, at once. Shortly before ten o ciocir, Spring appeared and was loudly applauded.— The, skes were then "cl,el)bsite-,i-tlie men shook •hands-rdrank each other's health, and -Langan, observed, "Let's have no disagreeable aiajjuty on the subject; we'll be friends to nignt, at any rate Sixty pounds to forty were ouered on Spring, but refused-, when Laugan obser.vea, he would take _70 to !0. — I'd bet you," said Spring, twice over, if von like.> Agreed, said the frishman, and both the bets were made accordingly, (ing and-stcamers1 then,'became the chief objects of attraction, till the. night was far advanced.

COMPENDIOUS NOTICES. His MAJESTY in good health at his Palace, Windsor CastU .—Remains of Marquis Titch- field interred Saturday, at Mary-le-bone Church, in same vault as his late grandfather—Mr. Can- ning attended^, with.other of deceased's relatives —^Marquis's death occasioned by verxturning out on horseback too soon after he had recovered a typhus fever, and, catching cold, it terminated in a brain f;v"er.-Loi-e,' J-. C Bentiiick, brother of the deceased Marquis Tavistock, and Sir M. W. B.Foulkes, are contesting Lynn.—Many subjects of interest to come before Parliament this week —Tuesday, night last the slave-trade question to be discussed in both Houses—slave trading by any subject tif Great Britain is to be declared piracy.—Chancelloriof Exchequer has signified his intention of making some proposition on the beer and inalt duties and excise licenses-the Right Hon. Gentleman said to have declared that all the difficulties thrown in the way of retail breweries will shortly be removed.—The clause introduced to Mr. Peel's new gaol bill, to prevent untried prisoners from being compelled to work at the tread mill, has since been expunged -it is to be embodied in another bill.—Petitions against the window tax becoming very general through- out the country.—By new game bill, rabbits, woodcocks, snipes, quails, landrails, wild ducks, teals, and widgeons are to come under the deno- miiiatior, t)f,ganie !-the bill likely to undergo considerable alteration when in Committee—The London silk trade wish five years' grace before admitting French manufactured silks-Chancellor of the Exchequer has refused to grant more than two years.—A Government messenger sailed fr from Portsmouth, for, South America, with dis- patches Sàtlltday.Glouccster" 74, Sir Edward Owen, ariiy^.S'atui'tliay, at Plymouth, from Ja.- maica-i-ileft West India Islands all healthy and quiets Spanish caStl^'of ,I)lloa, near Vera Cruz, stilt holds out against the Patriots.—Algerines Z, reported from Malta/to have taken 20 vessels near Island of Sardinia—no British vessels quit Malta without, convoy.—Lord Melville residing at pre- sent with Eari Liverpool at Coombe Wood, for recovery, of his, health.—Lord King gave a grand dinner, Saturday, to a fashionable party.—Cam- baceres, one of the Consuls with Bonaparte, died last week at Paris.—Mr. Croly, the author of the new and successful comedy at Co vent Garden Theatre.—MriO'Connell says,the Catholic clergy will never consent to the Bible being read in their schools in Ireland.—Within last four years the revenue of Ireland has decreased halfatuillion.- -130tll English and French funds declined ma- te rially last week.—A new Fire Insurance Com- pany about to be,estahlished on the Continent, by the Rothschilds, on an extended scale—the shares at lOpercent. premium.—Sweden proposes lower- ing her custom duties, and permitting the impor- tation of English rum—-this to ineet the changes in duties &c. here.—-In Paris, and its suburbs, 390 persons committed suicide during the year 1823—of these í;3 were women.—A French sur- geon stated to havesuccceded in curing his pa- tients of the stone, by introducing an instrument which seizes the stone and crushes it to a powder -Sir Astley Cooper has for some time past ex- tracted calculi from the bladder by means of ure- thral frifreeps.—Regent-street now completely Mac Adamised—Westminster-bridge undergoing a similar operation.—Young Asbull, so celebrat- ed for musical talent, o have a concerton5th inst. under the special patronage of his Majesty. Government has refused an application to remo ve. the iLanca^t^r Assizes to the towns of Liverpool and1 Manahestflr—the, removal of Norfolk from Thetford to Norwich re-considering,-At Wor- cester Assizes Justice Park, when charging the, Grand Jury, alluded to the death of Treby killed by the the- scaffolding at the late battle be- tween Spring 'an'd;l,angaii-lie Ideiiounced the fighi as a high offence, and censured the Magis- tracy lor hot preventing it.-(,'olinolly Is memorial for a mitigation Of his sentence presented to the Kin" Wednesday last.—Tifue Briton Manches- ter coach upset at Huddersfield, Friday, through furious diving—several passengers injured, one, a female, dangerously so.—Three Corporals ot Marine^ brought1 -to Union Hall, Saturday, charged with drawing billets in the Borough, and instead.of sending the men to the publicans going themselves, and receiving money from the land- lords in lieu of the billets-tliev were sent to the depot, for military punishment.—Hunt denies having been double-ironed for singing All's Well" in the Chapel, arid the officers of the Hulks corroborate the statement-Hunt states he has no doubt Thurtell found a large sum on Wear's'person.The bouse of Charles Calvert, Esq M. p, at Whitton, near Hounslow-, stripped of a ton weight of lead a few nights since- VVa- then, charged with'stealiiig the bank-noes trom J ones, Lloyd, and Co. some years ago, discharg- ed Saturday, there being no proof against him. Nine bakers convicted at Hatton Garden, Satur- day, on informations, by the well known J oliiison, for selling bread without having it first weighed. Bv accounts from Zante, of the 5th of February we regret to hear that the Columbine, IS, Hon. Captain Abbott, was lost about ten before, off Sapienza, on the south coast of the Morea. Of- ficers and.crew all saved. f We regret to state the loss ofhis Majesty's cutter Dwarf. Lieut. Gould, in the tremendous gale on Wednesday se'nnight, on the east pier of Kingston Harbour. She was lying at the Sham- robk moornings, from which she parted at eight A. M. Having but one anchor down, another was immediately let go, and she rode by them untill nine o'clock, when she parted her small power anchor and drove on shore, at which time the sea was making a breach quite over the pier. The men all got safe on shore except one, who fell overboard, and was crushed bktweeii the vessel and the pier.

CONWAY BRIDGE. We copy the following addressed to the Editor of the Chester Cour ant. SIR,—Would it not be proper to introduce in- to the petition to Parliament for the REPAIR OF THE CONWAY LINE OF RoAD, a remonstrance on the WILFUL and INJURIOUS DELAY in the FINISH- ING OF CONWAY Bin WOK I Not a man of science but would have declared, months ago—that at that time, afem months work might have completed the whole The interest of the money advanced, by government running on—the final payment protracted—and the lives of his Majesty's subjects, endangered—and all for the pecuniary or conceited gratification of those servants of the ptiMic engaged in the erection of the works, who erroneously conceiving that as they are employed by government. they have be- comeabsolutely the government itself,' So glaring a dereliction of occupation, might, and must be borne in France'- but should not be passed in si- lence, nor would be allowed, if known, by a British Parliament. AN OBSERVER.

-JAM THE CAMBRIAN SOCIETY OF DUBLIN. [ORDER OF ST. DAVID.] THE Members of the above Society met at the Roebucte Tavern, in order to celebrate the anni- versary of their Tutelar Saint. The meeting was numerously and respectably attended by several Welsh gentlemen, that were not ashamed to dis- play the leek in the course of the day, though at the same time it excited a great deal of curiosity in the public streets, it being rather of a novel nature in Dublin. The arrangements entered into by the stewards, who spared no pains and attention to render the meeting as sociable and convivial as possible, met the highest approbation of the President, Vice-President, &c. &c., The following resolu- tion was entered on the books. Resolved-That a Sub-Committee be appointed to meet here on the 3d'inst. to take into consi- deration the propriety of supplying the Welsh Bretanges in France, with copies of the Holy Scriptures, agreeable to the Meeting held at Brecon for the same purpose. After several speeches were delivered in the Welsh Language, in order to carry into effect the above resolution, and other business relative to the Society having been transacted, the mem- bers adjourned to a spacious saloon, and then partook of a most excellent entertainment, which did high honour and credit to Mr. Burgess, the keeper of the tavern. After the cloth was re- moved, the following toasts were given by the President, John Roberts, Esq. and the Airs, ap- propriated to each toast, accompanied, by the So- CIETY'S HARPER. The KING, and that our principality may not continue long without a Prince.—Air—God save the King. DUKE OF YORK and -the Army.-Air-Duke of York's'March. DUKE OF CLARENCE and the Navy.-Air-Rule Britannia. DUKE OF SUSSEX, and PRINCE LEOPOLD.-Air —Breuddtry dy Frenhines. MARQUIS OF ANGLESEY, (Hero ofWaterloo.)— Air—Noble Race of Shenkin. Memory of the late LORD VISCOUNT WARREN BULKELEY. LORD NEWBOROUGII.-Air-Rising of the Lark. LORD GWYDYR, and His Majesty's Household. —Air—Nos Galon. SIR WATKIN W. WYNN.—Air—Llwynon. SIR ROBERT WILLIAMS, Bart. M. P.—Air— David Gart-egmen. The Right Hon. LORD KENvow.-Air- Codiad yr Haul. The Right Hon. LORD DYNEVOR.—Air—Yr Eos Lais „ The Right Hon. the EARL OF Powis.-Air- Triban Gwyr Morgaunwg. SIR JOHN STANLEY, and the Town of Holy- head.—A\r—~Ar-hyd-y-nos. .G. H. D. PENNANT, Esq. and the City of Bangor.—Air—SWEET Richard. COL. HUGHES, of Kimmel.— Air—Penrhaw. T. A. SMITH, Esq. of Vaynol.-Air-Cynghan sail Cymry. SIR THOMAS MOSTYN, Bart. M. P.—Air— Torriad y Dydd. • SIR CHARLES MORGAN, Bart. M. P.—Air— Rh&felgyrch cadpen Morgan. BISHOP OF BANGOR.—Air— Ymdaith Mwnge. SIR J. W. GORDON, Colonel of the Welsh Fu- sileers.—Air—^Gorhojfedd Gwyr Harlech. SlIt CHARLES PAGET, and the Officers of His Majesty's -Yatcli-t. -Air-Hearts of Oak. John Maddock's, Esq. of Glan-y-wern.—Air— DiferiodyGerwyn. Society of Ancient Britons, London.—Air— Cwynfan Brydain. Cymreigyddion Society, Liverpool.—Air— Erddigan J)annitit. Several other toasts were drank, and the com- pany did not separate till they were reminded by the dawning of another day, though not attended with such festivities.

'VG. SHIPPING. T'OUT PENRIIYN, BANGOR.—Arrived, I Hope, Isabella, Runcorn, Dove, Enter- I prize; Felicity, "Wellington,'Alliance, Rover, Jane Ellen, anil Raven. an Cleared out, Anne and Mary, Samuel, Cygnet, Mills, Hope, pelican, Adelplii, Orwell, Lady Perth, and Brothers, all with slates. CARNARVON.—Arrived, Xenia, Evans; Jane and Betty,' Pierce Cilgwyn, Williams j Nile, Thomas and QtieCTi'Charlotte, Jones. Cleared out, BordiCea, Jones; Menai, Ed- wards; Supply,'Evans; Forester, Chapman; Lovely. Peggy, itirghes; Endeavour, Jones; Aid, .iame§ and Elizabeth, Edmunds. BEAUMARIS.—Arrived, Mary, Hoose; Hope, Pugh, Jane and Betty, Pierce; Jane Ellen, Parry; Elizabeth, Griffith Mary, Lewis; Flower, Marshall; Raven, Dale: John, Ha- milton; Mary Anne, Edwards; Dove,Bannow; Portland, Roberts Levir, Simmons; Amlwch, Botham; and Agnes, Hughes. Cleared out, Marianne, Taylor; John and Henry, Powell; Rhydland Castle, Garner; Sa- muel, Burgess Hope, Thomas Providence, Williams; Rover, Hewitt; Jane, Wiiiiaius; Anna Maria,-Davies Susanna, Williams Ann and Mary, Evans; Betsey, Williams; Edward and Mary, Jones Thomas, Hughes; Ellen, n Harrison; Cygnet, Roberts Mary, Roose,; Mills, Ellis; Adelphi, Williams Hope, Irving; niid Oi-Ni,ell, Newst)ii.'

PRICE OF BREAD. Peck Loaf to weigh. 171b 60s Half ditto II .iVi. lib llos Quartern ditto 4lb 5l>oz Ilxilf Quartern ditto 2lb 2\oz 2 The highest price of Bread in the Metropolis, is 1 Id. for the 4lb. Loaf—there are others who sell from, a halfpenny to three halfpence below that rate.

SMITltFIELD, MONDAY, MARCH 15. The fineness of the weather has given a liveliness to our Market to-day, and for the finest Scots, in a feiv instances, is. 6d. has been obtained; the gen- eral bulk of good Beef however remains at 4>s. id. per stane.-In mutton rvehave lulle or no altera- tion since last Monday, the sale is rea- dier than on that day. Veal also i-emaiiiv much the same a complete choice Calf of from sixteen to twenty stone, will find purchasers at somewhat beyond the prices beiteatli.Po.rk- continues at former prices, both here and at the dairy-fed market at Barnet. To sink the oj,"al-pei- stone of Sib. Beef 3s 0dtois id Veal 4s 05s Sd Mutton..3s OdtoAs id Pork.3s 0 5s 0d Head of Cattle this day. Beasts, about. 2704 I Calves 140 Sheep .I62OO J Pigs 220

SHEEP SKINS. Downs, 3s 9d to p.s Od- Polled 4s gel to 5s 6d PRICE OF HOPS. Kent Pockets 81.10s. to 101. Os, to 121.0s.. East Kent 8f Canterb. 171. 0s. to -1 Os. Sussex Pockets SZ. 0s. to 91.9s. to 101. os. Essex Pockets St. ov. to 101 0s. to HZ. i Is. Famham, fine, 1$. Os. to 21Z. Os.-See 1 i l. 0. to, 16l. Os. Kent Bags, 81.0s. to 91. vis. to 101. Sussex Bags, 71. KR to Si. 8s. to VI. 0s. Essex Bags, 71. 10s. to 91. Os, to lut, 0, PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, 50 to I)tr Or. ■ 22cl to 23(t Ditto, 56 to tSGCbieach. 24d to 25d Dressing Hides .v.i:v I Sri to 20d Fine Coach Hides. 20il to 22d Crop Hides, Sotq&Qlbsfor cutting. \7d to 18d Ditto 4-It id 50/ts ISd to 'Md' Calf Skiil ..30 to 4{}lÖs, > >0' IR"q. io 27 d Ditto.b0to70ibs 2-id, to :2711 Ditto >70 to 22d to 1 Small Seeds fGrC £ )iI<riit.'J iSfi to Lai-geditto. isd U> tSd PRICE OF TALLOW.. Top-,t 0:/ Yellow Russia Ms ad White ditto • 3'is wt soap ditto Meltino Stuff'$.'■ "i Cd Ditto Rough Graves Ud Palm. ,;<, Curd. ¿;, 0 d. Good Dret/s C" (\1 P-rice of Candles per h. (,1 !(}'>d" j\L. :,jd lie),