North Wales Gazette

-Oi fLturiteiu SATL-ADAY JULY 9. IT has been remarked as e>itraordius~ y that the progress of knowledge among the working classes sh6uld notba eceomn^d by a corresponding increase o. moral fee- ing and conduct—in other words, that to become wiser and better, are not, as they chould be, synonymous terms. But those who reproach the lower with this degeneracy ¡ would do well to consider h ow far they may be themselves the cause of the defect which s they complain of. Good seed is of little value in the vegetable world unless pteced- ed and followed up by wise and wholesome j cultivation. And we s £ e little go«d likely to result from makingrtien scholars, it religion be withheld from the possessors of other f knowledge; if the Press administers to the worst passions of the multitude; and it fi- nancial regulations drive a man to spond ¡ those hours in the ale-house and the gin- ¡ shoo which ought to be devoted to domes- tic comfort. There are those, we have no doubt, who will startle at the first or these assertions, and will be ready to exclaim with astonishment, "Religion with-held from the people! Is there not a spiritual ¡ guide in every parish andme not build- ing churches all over the kingdom It is very true that we are building churches and if the piety of the age were to rest it- self on that particular alone, those who complain of the want of religious instruc- tion Would be driven out of the field.— But though these churches have been built for the most part out of the public taxes, is thefts in the majority tit them any accom- modation for the gejiorality of people; or rnther, do W'ê not, with an ecclesiastical establishment endowed beyond any in the World) shut the doors of the House of iJou against all who cannot pay for admission! We Shall perhaps be told of the free sittiugs that are to be found in some of these churches of the holes and corners, and one-shilling galleries, in which a work man and his family may by accident gain accom- modation; but these, bad as they arc form I but Sorry exceptions to the riue ana, ge^ iierally speaking, we assert without tear o, contradiction, that in the metropolis and f and other large places, the doors of our churches are hermetically closed against the middle and lower orders of society.— The Dissenters of all denominations, feel the force of this and do not fail to avail themselves of the opportunity which the lukfewarmness of the Goyernment upon this oubieet affords them. When the supposed rights or emoluments of the Church are in danger, a thousand tongues arc raised in its' defence; but if the principal end for which the Establishment is maintained, becomes the question, nothing can rouse its slum- bering guardians from their lethargy. Ot the truth o'lthis we have a striking instance in the project which is now afloat for term- ing wbat, is called a London University. Instead of throwing cold water upon this, and dviving its promoters from their pro- posed Act of Parliament, to the formation of a Trading Company, it was the mani- fest policy, if not the duty of Govennnen as soon as they perceived a probability oi the I thin? taking effect, to have adopted it wem- selv 2S, to have given it every encourage- ment, to have rescued so important a SUM from becoming a school either or infl- dclny or of sectarianism and dissent, both in politics and religion. We have wandered from our original object> which was to show the.tt any knowledge unaccompanied by re- ligious instruction is worse than useless and if it be the object of the promoters d this New University to make the rising generation wiser than the last, without making them letter, such knowledge will in the end be rather a curse than a bles- sing.

CORFITJ JUNE 4.(Pl.iN,:Ate Corltespon- denee.)—N avarino is in the hands oflbra. him Pacha. This news i5 rertaiu,.and spreads affliction among the Greek, of the Isle. This important place redutedt, cs tromities by the destructive fire of the mot tars, surrendered by garrison of 1500 men, and al\tJe tl^'st^ inhabitants of the town, have > ed in English and Austrian ve«*1_s, and conveyed to Calamata. Ibrahim < < mediately gave ordefs to rePau' !t ] cations in order to make this a thir p d'appui for his future operations. A te i rectioti of the works is confided to So» oraou Bey (La Sove), and the French and HaliJ1 engineers in the Egyptian service. IbrachlIIl Pacha himself has commenced his march -> towards Tripolizza, intending to make him- self master of that town, and to push hi* operations at the same time to NapoU di aomama.the seat oftbefarwUGovernment.

I Castle Into, Conway. C. OWEN, B22&3 iSave most respectfully to inform tlie Nobility, Gentry, Coirimercial Travellers, and the PubHc in general, that she has lately en- tered upon, the above INN, which is most desi;o rably and conveniently situated in the centre of the town, having the Chester and Hoiynadnew lire of Road passing tn frdrit of the House; Ö. ö. treats, that the neat style in which the ¡ House is fitted up, the assidttous attention that Shall bis paid, and the liberal scale upoii which every dep5"*™15' the Establishment shall b« conduotfad, v ji; t-nv u hei v. slliu'e of puttie patronage *nd s'ir The Wuwayi )<fSr rC hf the choicest oe- script >0*1 its a*re commtniiou* and thfe 8"d ^2 r {tf* Neat Pet hi d open Carriages, with able Horses ilud careful Drivers, on the hottest notice. TO CONTRACTORS AND ,j 1 j, )i:S ,1. ¡ ROADrMAKERS. puHuatice of an, Act ParHanU* thade and passed this present Session <>? Parlia- merit, intituled An Act for makingr and main- taining a Railway or T/ram Road. from or near "a certain Slate Quarry, called Gioddf&r Fidn, in the parish of Llandwrog. iu the county of Car- narvon, to the Town and Port of Carnarvon, lit the same county." Notice is hereby Giv&n, That a Pldri and S$6eifi<5atiriH of th" aid in- tended Railway or Train-ltoad, art* left at tVjv Office, situate lit Penrhis, in the Coiinty of narvbn, for the inspection of ary Person or Per- sons desirous bf becoming the Contractor h- r Con- tractors, for ifiaking- and cdmpletihg (ex««pt the Iron Rails) the said Railway or Thi,n-Road, and the Bridges thereon, whlcli extends ten miles or thereabouts, who are requested on or before the twenty-first day of Jdlvnext, to send me propo- sals in writing, sailed up ajid endorsed "]STaniUe Railway," for making dftd completing the Railway," for making dftd completing the ionclkrr with the hatfrf* £ f two Su-rrtia,. j'ur ike cluepsrfovmunra fj'nuck c%>tlir.n-c. H.R.WILLIAMS. Clerk to the said Company Pt/irlws, (Mrtturcoa^ ,¿-1tf¿ .:Iii,¡w IÔ25. ^"77" i ,\1 Uoytil An<r]ewf JjlitÜia. NOTICE is HRREBV -TV" NrlSAf all thft Men t'nvolljkl dr serein:; in intt J. regular MilUia of Hie County of Anglesey, tti assdmblf Sit BK AUiYlA RiS, in tht Said County, on l- RDA Y, the 16th day of JU- LY next, for tin* purpose of bei'ig trained and exercised, for the space of Twenty-eight Days and every Militia Mall, not labouring under any infirmity incapacitating him. who shall not ap- pear at tUe time and place appointed, for the training and exercise, ofwhich this is to be a suf- ficient Notice* will be deemed a Deserter. Dated the 17th day of June, 1825. W. P. POOLE, Clerk of General Meelbigst WORT/l WAL&S—AtiGLESE E, Capital Estates. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MI1. JOHN E-LUS, At the house of JIr, Edtvard CdUwr* eullcd the Bull's Head Inn, situate in the Town of Llaner- cluiniedd, in the said bounty (>J Anjflfseu. on Thursday, Ike 14-t/i day of July, 1825, at t,*rne o'clock in the ajtr.rnaon. in aercrdl Lots, and subject to conditions then to be produced THE ^ee-simple and Inheritance ofjand in all those ver.v compact, eli-ribr1f,- provable MESSUAGES. TENBMK-NJB, LANDS, HEREDITAMENTS, and PREMI BES, with the APPURTENANCES, called and known by the several names of TregynricK- fawr, Tregvnriclc-bach; Peubronfawr, fyddvn rliydderch, Rhydyclafrdrivv, 'i'ydyn-bach, other, wise Tyddyngiascoed, Tynygroeslon. Werthyt'j Sotynod-fawr, Llaethdu, Penyeiw, Bettws and Trefynnon HavodvUin-badh, Pantygaseg, Pilvvrn and Pi^yrhos, Tyddynyvvery, otherwise Tyodvn* ywaen, CaSteU, Boi-tilweniawl., Borthwenbach, Porthyrhwch, Gaerwcn, Tycroes, Otherwise Ty- gwyn, Penybfyo, Trosylon, Tyddynsiongoch, Erwiar, Caesirrees, a house at Pôrthllechog, Garreggoch, and Storehouse, consisting of near 1500 acres of excellent Arables Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the several occupations of Hen- ry Parry and others, situate in the several pa- rishes of Amhvtih and tldiibadi-ig, in the said colnlty of Anglesey, within two miles of Aml- wch, six miles of Lianercliymedd, and ten miles of Llangefni, all market towns and one mile of I Ceiiriaes harbour, Where sea silnd and lime may be had at a tnoderate rate. The Houses arid Out- buildings theftfon are commodious and in good repair. The several tenants will shdw the! premises in their respective holdings, and further particulars as to the lots, &c. mav be had By applying (if by letter post paid) to Mr. H. R. WitUAMS, Soli- dtor, Penrhos, near Carnarvon, with whom u iilap of the Estates is ltfft for inspect»o'n^ MONTGOMERYSHIRE. Most Eligible Investment, ro BE SOLD BY AUCTION. M the Eagles itt, in the t(M<A of Machynlleth, on Wednesday the 20ih day of July text, (to com- mence aX the hour of four o'clock mthe afternoon) in 40 Lots, A MOST tntiy VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, cdmprisitig upwards of 3,700 Acrk besides exclusive Common Rights, of great extent attached to eafch lot, in the sevli-al pai-islies of I. Cenlines, and Daroroou. Ivldeft Into 40 compact and appropriate Farrti5• wIth suitable Fas-m Houses ttnd Building's, 111 substantial re;. pair, in the holdings of respectable tenants (ilc ( will). Th*i greatest part of the Estate liSs in the fertile and much admired VIlIB olLlaQwnn; the l-iver Dovey so celebrated for its excellent. Salmon And Troj.it, and the Unrivalled sport ititfforjls the Angler, separates many ot the lots. ¡ Tlie Wood- laud upon the Estate, which has oeen rigidly preserved, is very extensive, did so thriving- is the growth, that in every twenty years the pro- duc^may be cut to great profit, and the property aboutids'with Game. The Turnpike road from Shrewsbury tiV Aberystwyth, goes through nearly the centre of the Estate, and the market town of Machynlleth is within a convenient distance. Printed particulars may soon be had gratis; at the Lion Add Talbbt Inns, Shrewsbury • at all the principal Inns in North Wales; and at the Talbot Inn, Aberystwyth. Further barlit-ularS may lie had by application personally, or by letter, (pctSitagte paid) to orifenv LYS, Esq. Solicitor, 21, tdndbin's tnrt (fields.. Loiltldh or tb Mr. THOMAS .ioNBSj Attorney, Machvnllelhi at ❖hose DfftceS Map3 are left Wr Inspection, arid the latter will direct a persb'u .o feu# fhe Estatei jlzthyitiieth, 30th Maf\ 1S25; I jllf A NEW aUAVEit? Cii; A Moxxex—n>Jin himsitf, Ami euffiulf'-hiss-faivt —mischicpttui elf id t■inhrdie oppo'rLmtiL# jicu\ AM operate ntfxt (\;1. the heard of the Cdt I VV"* j,(Jr:c o! a Mirror adtiptid to qri. Titer* stood in the room'(ten- a h,i$k poiishfd ftoot, fit Wtirren's Jei, <> jav-eniinent kur. Disftafd the jiiie forms of rc/fei £ aii- to nine-, j&ttw sciztKi/ P&wij bfhjH Hoot he bore I'h e Olf h-er shirdoni th-fyi ffltairiitij l>c!hrr Anil. a>ii,>rcr'd. her Mmgglrs with'dud.ler uM'. blcrs, tier phiz ithile he soal';d, J'rti'k her eara to her nohe. the C'al, irms essnyitij) in vriiti 11/. rrsh-lari.ee And mewing, in pitiful plaint, for assistance, With wonder the sawe Operation now saw Perform'd iiti 01" shewn by the Jet of eclat! in front of the Boot then', as if Id explaiti it The method of shavitiq, how best to aitaiii it, The net interspersing with grim and grimace, The Ape clear'd the Cat (If melt hair on herfiice And strange though it seems, yet the frolicsome cle W as m uch more successful with Puss than himself. The adroitly concluding his scraping, 'rite Sliat!'rl with the Wss of her whiskers eseapinj. The Monkey, in ti"¿iunl;!¡., the parlour now sought And Cat and bright Boot to a company brought. Who ?t,itat this llarbcr had then been about, And !illiCit his essay wih a rapturous shout OJ'mirthful snrpi'ise—lhd strange tnctdtnt backing The me/its (lj Warren's unparalleVd Slacking. l'his Easy Shining au, Brilliant Blaclshig PRErARKb BY Robert Warren 80, STRAND, tON DON AN& SOLD BY Bangot'GF!IKFI*HS IPwllheli,Si.WIFIIAMS DEJCMAN, HuiiiiiiS Denbigh .EDVVARDS Beaitmdris, BuoAnit^AD Llanerdiii- ) RoBBRfs medd. | "RIFS ITH PArlRY Ltanrwst THOMAS JONES EDWADS GRIFFITH Conway &ARNER Bodedcfn. •. ROBERTS LIOBBRTS • Carnafvon.. OWEN JONES JONES Abei-yele ROBERTS ROBERTS HUGHES LLOYD DAVItS PARRY St. Asapi. DA VIES TUFFS OWEN Amlwdh. ROBERTS HUGHES KOYSSSTON ROBERTS Holyhiud. J ONES Holywell.MORRIS OWEN Llansainifd.^Wihuxm HUGHES liala. DtvIES RICHAR Chester. POOLE Pentrevoylas— THOMAS. And Sold in every Tdwn in the Kingdom. Ll Q U I D, m Bottles, 6d; lOd. 12d. and lSd. each. Also PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, 6d. 9. is. and lSd. each. { Shilling Pot of Paste, is equallQ P, our Shilling 1 bottles of Liquid Morfa Dinas Dinlle> ENCLOSURE. NOTICE IS LIBRE BY GIVEN, THAT a Meeting of the Proprietors of the abtJve COMMON and WASTjfc LANDS, will be held at ttic. qoat inn in the Town of Car- narvon, in the County of Carharvdh, on Saturday, I the 16th day of July instant, at 12 o'clock at noon; of the same day, to take into consideration, and adopt measured tocatry the Act for Inclosing and embanking thfe saidCbmmob andVVasteLunds, inio execution, arid o»'other Business relative to the Inclosurib. Carnarvon, &!h Julif\ 1S95. THE ORIGINAL CIIIN A, EARTHENWARE, And Glass Warehouse, IÑ consequence of a gre&t Adviince having 9 lately taken place iu the Wages of Working Potters, and also in the Pricb of Coals, a Rise of 30 per cont. will take place after tlie &5tlvof rtgxt inorlth (Juiy) at every Manufactory in the King- (iom bn all Earthenware and China. TBltOCA5, begs respectfully to acquaint the Nobility, Geritry, and Families in general, irt JjOitTH WALES, that he purposes dispos- ing df his pressibt extensive Stock* cdnsist- iiig of Tdble, DSss^Vt, Breakfast, Te.'i, and Or- n«Unenta! Servicesj of an tendless variety, of SIlapHAttd Patterns, &c; t'roih various Maniifac- & the forn^er Prices • complete Tea Sets, frobi ()s, to DesSert Set. at ffoiri Its. to^gs'^i Breakfast Sets, at front tigs, to 20gs. Vati Table Services, at frbiri 6gs. to oOgs;- Pur- chasers, sre invited to an inspection of the same and I^.tiernb sent for approval to a distance free ofexpence. Just received, a large supply of Uncommonly fine Htilfon Double and Single Gloucester; Piime Od Cheshire^ Parmesan, North Wilt- shire, and Derbyshire Toasting Cheese, which he can with confidence recommend. Castle-dreet., 21 st June, 1825. MERIONETHSHIRE! i. fVeeholdPropfirty TO BFC SOwTSv AUCTlONj BY MJH I .•iH Mc in Dolgcllcg, in the CIO: t I Itki-io?tettli, tilt. Saturday, the 16d/t day (if July. 18'251 betM-een the Hours of 4 and 6 o'clock in the Afternoon, s&hjject t#$»ch Conditio* as shall be a?tiesi disposed uj in the tiwan time by Private Contract: ALL those ""TESSUAfJ R«5. TT5XRMENTS, and LANDS, called GELLIGRAFOG and IDYN-Y-SEL; and also TWO ALLOT- MENTS of COMMON adjoining, containing 50 acres each, (one- inclosed with a stone-wall, and the other partly inclosed ;) together with an ex- trusive Siheepwalk, capable of depasturing Two f-l iin'dredSheiepi situate in the parish of bolge!h\v, in the said Coiinty, and now in the octuipaiuin of REESWIULIAMS, low let at the yearly rentdf^f-IO, txclbsivd bt the Plantations. The Plantations coritairi upwards of EIGlfT bf LARCH, of Seven and fiight Years jmuVih, ihlehnixed with plenty of OAK, ASH, A c. £ »rd^ing frum bid stems, and all in a very liealthy and thriving state. Tlie, D'Ytdling house and Out-buildings are in excelle nt repair; and possession of the land ltiay lie bad Lady-udy next. This Vvoperty is eligibly situated between fdnr and ftVv miles from Dolgelley, near the Turnpike Road, frc-ip. tbertce to Bala, and adjoining the River IVtuiion, on the south side thereof. The Tenant will shew the Premises, and further particulars may be had on application to Mr. EiLis Star Inn, Dolgelley. TO BE SOLD BY IUCiPIONi At the Cors-y-Gedol Arssto, ill Barmouth, in the Cou%ty of Merioneth, on Thursday, the 21st day j of J UL Y, IS25, between the hours of 4 and 6 in the ajievnoon, subject to conditions; THE following SHARES in the under-men- tioned VESSELS, belonging to She PORT Of BAHIVIOUTH. f-9 & Us *° —3 .O O g g v- t eo H W V U) *p tn f" H r '> U r^, U ■K #cs = w wv I I tii s| s •3-e u *C > » t3 c 1 a %■ 5 1 « >5 S s « « s o ? aO j; bp_u c E N _o g a. aa K § a S g ï: Q nS==cQoo CA Urn « P- • -3 -rt -3 *tJ -d N "5 <u O) 3>l (M w O I J, (M M Any filrther particulars may be had tin appli- cation to. Mr. JOHN LLOYD, Solicitor, Pen-y- OWnnda; MaeHtwrdgi Merionethshire/ TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Crown Inn, in Pwllheli, on Wednesday, the 20th day Cf July, 1S25, between the houi-s of three and Five in the afternoon, in thajollow- inq or such other Lots as shall be declared ttt the time of Sale, and subject to conditions to be then produced: THE FOLLOWING VERY fcLIGllBLE Freehold Farms LOT i; ALL that MESSUAGE, fENKMENT and LANDS,-called TANRALLT, situate in the parish of Bottwnog- in the, County of Car- narvon, containing- 29a. Oi'- or tliLM-Btjhoats, ami no~w in the oc-ciipation oi Catherine KvaSs, af> tenant from year to year. LOT II. All that MESSUAGE, TENEMENf. and LANDS, called TlRDU, situate in the said pa- rish of Bottwnog, containing 19a. li-. Op. or there- abouts, and now in the occupation Of Catherine Evans, as tenant from year to year. THe above are Very compact Farms bf Arable, Meildow, and Pasture Land, of good quality. There is an excellent Orchard and several thriving coppice of Timber on Lot 1, and both lots are bounded by a well stocked trbut stream. The Tenants will she\V tlie Premises, and fur- ther particulars may be fcriij-wn bn application to Mr. DAVID RICE, of Pwllheli, dr to Mr. RibiiARn t A. PbOLF. Solicitor, Carnarvon, at whose Office N;tiiS of the Property may lie seed. hi the Chancery Coiirt of the Great Ses- sions for tlte/leveral Vounties of Car- narvon, Jlngiesey, and Merioneth, Between FRANCIS WALKEII JONES, Com- plainant, And the Reverend WtLI.itAM WILLIAMS, Clerk, and others, Defendants. \lk THERE AS by a Decree or Decretal Order, \V made on tlie hearing Of this Cause, bear- ing date the first ..y of April, 1825, it was re- ferred to me the undersigned William Price Poole, Ksquirivthe Register of this Honourable Court, to enquire and state to the Court wbb was or were the next of £ iii -bf THOMAS JOKES, Iste of Pfyntirion,- m tSin said County of Carnarvon, Esquire, deceased, the testatot- in the pleadings I of tbiS.cadse, bamed at the, timfe of his dedeasei nnt: wnftther-hnv; \h"¡i of thei1 were Since dead and if dead, who wits or were his, her, or their personal teprefl^ntative or representatives, fin(i I ta,, to fix a periinpt-iry dev* for that pur- Jjostij and in default of such next of Kin, or their representatives coining in within the limb therein limited, they were to be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. ..Vottce is thtrefore Hereby Given, That the next of Kill of the said testator, THOMAS .10N ES, who were living at the time of Ins death, oh in Case of the death of any or e.ither of them, since his, her, or their represen- tative or Representatives, are by themselves or their to come ill before me atiny office, situate in the town of Carnarvon, in the said Comity of Carnarvon, on or before the first day of July next, and prove their Kindred to the said Thomas Jones, otherwise they will be totally ex- cluded iltu beneft. of the said Decree. Ddted this 2d tla.y qf May, lS2o. W. P. POOLE, Register. JÍ 0 jt. WniiAMS, Solicitor for the Complainant; WILLIAMS, Solicitor for the Defendants; TO BL PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Tó the highest bid,(Ie)-i at the Gedrge Inn, Dale- street, Liverpool, oii Saturday, the 30th day oj' JULY, 1S25, at four o'clock in the afternoon, before William Price Poole, Esquire, Register (I{ (hI! Court of Chahcery of the Great Sessions, for the several Counties of Carnarvon, Anglesey, and Merioneth, pursuant to a decree or decretal order of the said Court, made in a cause therein depending, wherein. Richard Hughes aitd another are complainants, and Robert Roberts, drtd others are defendants. THE CAPITAL and substantial well-built PREMISES, at the ftorth West corner of Dale-street, in Liverpool aforesaid,- extending aS far as the Bank of Messrs. Lowi-y, Roscoe, and WnrdeM, comprising liphp the basement, the Shops now occupied by Mr. Eristworid. Grocer, and Mr. Houghton; Stationer and the offices over the same, in the possession of several per- sons as Tenant from year to year. And also all that MESSUAGE or DWEL- LlNG-HOUSE, SHOP, and PREMISES ad- joining the above, and fronting High-street, in Livferpotfi aforesaid, in the occupation of Mr; Thomas Keel, and othfers. The above PKeiiiises are leasehold tifintr the Corporation of Liverpool. Also the FREEHOLD and INHERITANCE of and in a MESSL^AGEl or DWELLING- HOUSE, situate on the north side, and near the top Of Chapel-Street, in Liverpool afoi-li-said, known by the name Of the GOlden Ball, ill the occupation of Edward Jones, itS Tenant. And the. several Messuages behind thg same, forming a Cotii-t, Called Roberts' Court, in the occupation of divers persons, as Tenant from year to year. And alSo the FREEHOLD and INHERI- TANCE of and in all that 1VIESSUAGE or DWELLiNG-HOUSE and PREMISES, some time back occupied as the Excise Office, situate in Hanover-Street, in Liverpool aforesaid, in the occupation of Messrs. Roberts. And also the FREEHOLD and INHERI- TANCE of and in all that MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, and WAREHOUSE, Situate in Hanover-street aforesaid, in tHe occu- pation of Messrs. James Gorden, and Co. and others, as Tenants from year to year. For further particulars, apply (if by letter post paid) to WITMAM PLUCE POOLE, Esquire, the said Register; Mr. H. R. WILLIAMS, Solicitor, | PenrTios, near Carnarvon JOHV ROBERTS, Esq.- | Elin Grove; or Messrs. RAMSL>OTT:IM and Ro- ? s-Esrf's, goiii-itors,, High-street^ Liverpool* Ílt the Chancery Court of the Great Ses- sions, for the several Counties of narvon, Anglesey,%a)iii Merioneth. Between FRANCIS WALKER JONES, Com plain-ant; the WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Clerk, and others, I)efeii(laiits. 1j»j pt,rg»jjtnt»e of a Decree made on the hearin.-r of this Cause, .bearing date the first, diy at' April, 1S25, I. Williiin Price Poole, .jSsquire. the'Register of this Honourable Court, do herehv give Notice, that the Creditors o< THOMAS .TONES; iate of Bryntirion, in the County of Carna; iv, Esquire, deceased, tl;a testator »« the plead, of this eause named, are to c^sme in before mi t my office, situate in the town of Carnarvon in t' said County of Carnarvon, on or tÜfurf' uk .1 day :'o( July next. prove Debts a the said testator. TiiomAs .Jones, and i>t .« u< thereof, they iviU be excluded the benefit oj tht ,;1 i',{ decree. Dated this Id-day oj Mai):. lS ;o. W. P. POOLF, Register. H; R. WILLIAMS, Solicitor for the Complainant tVM. WILLIASIS, Solicitor for the Defendants.

in the Houe of lord;" The Marquis of Lansdown presented a Petition from the Unitarian Dissenters, praying for a; inquiry into the state of the law in respwt tb them in consequent of the ilouBt thrown out some lime since, by the Lord Chaiifellor, whether they weirenot amenable to the CoWwhn Law for deny ing the Trinity, though the- Statute Law agafnu them had been repealed. Thft Lord Chancellor expressed histnincldenr? with the IrVisli of the Petitioners that the State the law should be ascertained, and his dispositioi-, in case it should be found such as he conceived it to be, to pass an Act for their beneii:. In the Commons— Mr. Abercromby presented a Petition from Sir E. Macgregor, on the subject of the Deccnt, Prize Money, in which the conduct of the Coun- sel and Prize Agent was vindicated ii the expense of that of the Trustees. Sir II. ilard inge showed in reply, that th<= Counsel aid Agent La\V Bill in that liusinpss, aitielinted tb upwards of I whilst the ex pt»ncea bf the D'ike of Wellington and Mr. Ar- buthnot i'or two years, were within 1501.