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V- TO BE LET, (!: llrllri1i11l',t) imnu:dÙttt:1 y. THE Mansion House of Gorphmjsfa, SEAR THE )IEAII1RID-;E, \I7ITII commodious stables, coach houses, laun- Wdrv,:uid<)th.rsui?'teuntbnitdinK'i,to?e also with a weilstoekd! gai-deii, about 30 acres of excellent pasture hud, Mr. Richard Owen, the gardener at Gorphwysfa will shew the premises, and thc house may be inspected (In ticket from Mr. John Hughes) every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from il to 2 o'clock: Further particulars may also be had, on appli- cation to Mr. JOHN JiuiiiKs, Solicitor, Bangor. V EXTENSIVE SALE, H BODLOMiEB NEAR CONWAY, IN THE corxTi" OF CARNARVON, ALL the Valuable, Modem. and well selected A HOU8EHOLU FURNITURE a ?ry fine timed Piano Forte; a variety of Cut glass, in de- canters, goblets, tumblers, &c. two Plersurc-boats complete, in uxeellent repair also two excellent Milch cov. III full profit; two Store-pigs, and a quantity of Farming Stock, Implements of Hus- bandry, and a variety of other articles, which will be expressed in the catalogues, The Property of A. Mills, Esq. defeased, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES, By MR. JOHN HUMPHREYS, or DENIIIGII, Oil Thursday, the 2 U/t Jn' 182N, and tieo following days. The sale to commence each day at II o'clock. Catalogues of which may be had at all the prin- cipal Inns in the neighbourhood, and of the Aue- tioneer, at Den higb. Denbigh, June 17fft, 1S28. DENBIGHSHIRE. V —— Freehold Properly. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION At I'h, Kiutfs Ihudy in the Town of l.lanrwst, in/he county of Denbiyh, on Tuesday the 22d day ofJuhf, 1828, between the hours of 4 and o in the afternoon, of the same day, subject In conditions then to he pro dneed, (unless dispone of ill the m an time b,1f pri- vate contract, t f which diw notice will be yieen,) LOT I. ATX that MKSSUAGti or DWELLING ATiI(Ht: :'I\'S}D. ,¡. I parish of Eglwys facli, in the county of Denbigh, together with 2a. 2r. 37. of Land attached thereto, and now in the occupation or the llev. Ihrid, Owcn. Clerk, under a lea," lor three rears certain nf which 2J years are nnw ulIl'xpirl"f I f,(IT II. All that FARM and LANDS, called BRYN V aforesaid,containingbvarlmoasureni' nt |.}a. Ir.l Ip or thereabouts, and oow in the oeeup-itinn >>i )1 r. Williaiiis, as tenant from year to u ar. Lot 1 is situated on a little eminence, on the north east extremity of the much admired Yak of Esrlwys-faeh, of thewhole of which it enmmaixls a most beautiful view. It stands ill the centre of a fine sporting country, distant from the Market Town of Conway five, from T.lanrwst six miles, and from the navigrMu River Conway one mile.— It has also suitable out buildings, ami an excellent kitchen garden attached, ani I forms altogether a most desirable Rcsi lente for a small family. Lot 2 is a Farm, situate one mil« from the vil lagc of Eghvys-fach, is in the highest state of cul tivation, and has upon it two coppices, eon tainim? about seven acres of thriving young oak timber. The tenants will shew the premises, and further particulars may be bad, on application to Air. JOHN HTOHES, Solicitor, Hangor. V ANGLESEY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Hull's Head, ill the Tomt of b'eamnaris, on hehceen ihc houix of three and lit", o'clock in the afternoon, sllb. ject to conditions to fte then and there produced in the four following 101., LOT I. f flHE Fee.imple and Inheritance of amI in that i_M)?S?ACE,TK'<):MHyr..u?i LANDS, situate lying and being in the parish of Llangoed, in the county of Anglesey, called TROS-Y GOUS, jh.u' in the possession of Mr. John l.loyd, con- tinuing by statute measure 10a. lr. 8p. or therea- bouts, be the same more or less, LCIT II. And also of and in all those four all joining Lot I. called ;\AXTIIEILI; no\ in the pOösessiulI of the said John !.Ioyd, eontainin by statute measure Ila. 3r. Sp. or thereabouts, be the saiut inoix or less. 1.r>T III. All tlat NILISI'AGI,, TLNE-IVtl',N'r & situate lvimr and heing in the parish of Llangoed, called BHYNCOCH, IIOW in the occupation of Richard Williams, for the remainder of a certain leasehold term 4A 3110 years, granted on the -'d day ui October, lob). ) LOT IV. That FIELD, situate lying and beinr in (lie Mid parish of Llangoed, called CAE PENMLB BART, now in the occupation of the said Richard Williams, fur tlw remainder ùf the above term i f 600 years. The Premises comprised in lots 3 and 4 are sub ject to an annual rent of ten shillings and eight pence. The before-mentioned Premises are conrenicut ly situated for the carriage of lime and sand as lijanure, and arc within proper distances of good Market Towns. The [.amis are in a high state of fiultivatiou, and the Buildings thereon in good repair. ?or particulars apply tO Mr. EVAN EVAN.?, ?oh Citor, Cartlai-voll. XOHTI1 WALES. To !n I,ct, for a Term of Years, TUB Mansion House of Bodlondeh, Near the of Conn-ay, in the enmity of Carnart'on. Ti^HE Iiorsr, consists of a Dining Room, 18f. X by 1 jf. j lireakfast Room, 18f. by 15f.; Draw- ing Room, 21f. tiin. by ISf. seven Bed-Rooms, be- sides Servants' Rooms, Housekeeper's Room, Ser- vants' Hall, with good and convenient Kitchen, and Offices, Stables, CoaehlJOuse and Cow-houses. Extensive Shrubberies and Plantations, with two Lodges, and a walled Garden are annexed. Tile Tenant may be accommodated with about 20 acres of Land. The House is beautifully situ- ated ou the Banks of the River Conway, allil com- mands a tine view of Conway Casti" and the Suspension Bridge. It is also close to the sea, and well adapted for sea bathing. If.lt John Owen, of Nant, near Bodlondeb, will shew the premises, and for further partieulal's, ap. ply to Mr. THOMAS WU.LIA.MS, Solicitor, Beauma- ris, Anglesey. V CARNARI oysUlRE. Freehold Estates. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY AIT. THOMAS IWVNI:, At the (ioat Inn, at (.'arnarcon, ¡I the eovnty of Car mtreon, on Fill UA >* the 3th illy or such other fats a* shall be fixed upon at or before tlw lime fr 8a/f. and subject to such conditions as shall be then produced. DI TIIF. I'AhlSI1 OF ("I.UO. Vo. Samesof Farms. Occupiers9 Sanies. Quantities of Lots. A. K, P. 1 417 31,1; 2 liron yr I'Jrw W jn. Williams.. 1 27 ;¡ Uron \v lirw Bacll.,TlwlUast;vaus. 0 III; 1 323 0 t'ae (ilas David c T^oCroftsint'lyn-? MFS ,NUM| 0 jiog ilJage J I- ilog TilK I'AUlsH OF LLAN \11. 7 Pciigwrrn,with C'ot-1 t.i^e ealltd l uu C j]um. AViilianis 92 2 Hi wjdd, aud i.innr Hill. !)2 J Kiln, &e J S <;ian V rhos, e\cln siveof a liddcalled Cae tyn y 19 taining Ia. 2r. Op.I added to lot U ) I 9 Geu HIIh Hughes I IH II Bwicll reiigsvern ) bach, iueludin^ ;if AT T » 0 00 «. Id called CA, (1l'gau u unes. v t?'?, y h.u.. 12 lAu)' 1'udoj £ Ji. kv .J. tioucs 2 1 21 13 Llciuiaii Hubert Evans 12 2 29 I U 1 TIlE 1',1,Id "F LI- NF\ CI.A V. 15 An allotment on t'ant. ruoeeupied.. 0 3 3G 1: Tin; 1'\IhH (H '? AL'ar.xl OR ;.A,ulon? „ UI]LHIMS1(I O Gloria 1 (unlle Ii Pltlo. Ditto IS 'J lo IS ThF, 1'\Hl:1l OF U.ELlI\L\H.. I" lYntrebach, with an umliviilrd AJoietv/ of an Aliotnientoii K Tims. Huberts 7<i 2 21 t 2r. Hp ) 19 'J'an y gors, with an » IIIHlividetl one t,irtl of the othr .\Jo:el,\ of the last mention I cd Allotment J 20 11 ? 1,1,, f with the icmninin g ::li,I:llIig I thirds of the last. Grit!ith Jones 2,j 1 1:1 lMcuticm d Moiety, ot'th?Atfotmc?) on Cefn Rhos j IN THE TAKISH OF l.LA N FIH.INGK L Y PKNNANT. 21 Tyddyn y lanuu tli, e\eepting a Mea- d?vcal'!ed ?cr?- I"d fawr, contain ing7a. 3r.up. added tolot22,i)iitnie!ud H.Owen and/^ () 2o i,?g a 1,??-,el of)and | <<.rimt)? -2 eaUedi'nthuha, containing 1 la. 2r. 1-ip. exclusive of 3 acres thereof added j t?.?.  ?i'antf:!as.inc)udina? Werglodd l''awr, eontainme; 7a ar, (/p. and also a Par }■ (My nor (ininth ^3 1 28 ?') ?" ).?) ?M' '(li tl;)f; î\l O¡'i(;: imr'J'a. :ir. J o:i (i adlas, «ith :i acres J of a ''arce!on.allll J 1 ""II 1 j? contiguous thereto 0111 lams' called Frith ueha ^) The Buiidimts, with verv fe'.v unimportant ex eeptions, are e nvc.iient, substantial, slated, and in jjooil repair; Monat-hdvi«yn and Pengwcrn (Lots 1 and 7) beins old faniily mansions. A great part of the estate adjoins or is contiguous to the turn- pike road between Pwllheli and Carnarvon, and is at moderate distances from those tOWIIS, Thelands are c; pable of eOllsiderable improvement, and lime and mature may be conveniently procured, and at small expencc. On lIIost of the farms plamiug may be sucecsslitllv carried on, an(I to a great and pro- fitable extent on Monaehdy gwyn and Geufron. The farms in Manaelhainrn and Manwnda, &c. border on Carnarvon 13ay, and are near the Jtraits of Menai. Particulars are now in the press, and will shortly l»e published, and may be obtained at the principal Inns at Carnarvon, Pwllheli, Beaumaris, Bangor, Holyhead, Conway, Abergele, St. Asaph, and Den high, kc. For further information, apply to Mr. EVANS, Tv'n v coed, Pwllheli; Mr. PAYNE, Auctioneer, Dolgellau and Mr. EJJWARDES, Solicitor, Denbigh, at whose othce Maps of the Estate may be in- spected. Denbigh^ June 25thy 1828. ANGLESEY. TO BE LET, yliu! entered npon at Allsaints ne.rt, THAT weHcstablished House, M?DOC INN, Tto,ether m,itk abotit :?9 acres of good Ian(], -ittuatedn?r mid-way between Hohhead and Jlona Inn. Application to be made to'Mr. HIGH E v- at Trebau. N, B. The present Tenant wiU give immediate possession, ]irovided lie can dispose uf his stuck and furniture. V- ON SALE, GT-ASINFRYN, (Xear this City.) I^HE lands are well wooded and watered, and consist of sixty-five acres or thereabouts. The house and offices are modern and substan- tial, with all over-shot, gorse-will, walled garden, shrubbery, orchard, &,c. and likewise a pew in Bangor Cathedral. Apply (if hy letter post paid) to PETEIl WRIGHT, Esq. Solicitor, Liverpool; Mr. JOHN lInam" Solicitor, Baiibor; or to MI. W IItTE, on the pre mises. Anglesey Estates. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, the Hotel, in tlve Town of Carnarvon, in the coiin- ty ?f Camarcon, on Saturday the 25th (1?y of July, 1S2S, between tin• hunts of 3 and 5 i,? the af- ternoon, wljed to such conditions as shall be pro, duced, and in thefollowiny ot such other '"ts as shall he then agreed upon LOT I. r|MlE Fee Simple and Inheritance of and in all 1 that newly erected MESSUAGE n. DUEL iJXUHOrsi;, GARDEN, and Outbuildings thereto belonging, called GELMNIOG DDU, together with a COTTAGE, called Ty-newydd; and all those eight several pieces or parcels of arable, meadow, and pasture Land, known by the several names of Cae Maescaled, Cae Maescalcd, Caerodin Ga!ch, Caergog, Caerefel, Caenesaf, Ty- ncw\dd Caerbcdda, and Mainvrodingalch toge- llwr with u Lime-kiln thereon, situate lying and being in the parish of lilangeinwcn, in the said county of Anglesey, and within a convenient dis- tance of Tal y foel 1'crj-y, containing by admea- surement 3: acres, or thereabouts, and in the seA reral tenures and occupations of Owen Williams, Owcu Jones, and Hobert Roberts. LfJT n. All that FIEF.D, piece or parcel of Land, called Waeiitanylon, situate ill the said parish of Llall gcinwen, containing by ndmnasurenient9a.2r.10p. (more or less) in the occupation of the said Owen Jones. The first lot adjoins the property of the Very Kev. the Dean of Bangor, the Rev. Evan Lloyd, and Mr. William Humphrey, and on part thereof there is an excellent quarry of building and lime stone. The occupiers of the lots will shl-w the Pre- mises, and for further partieulal's apply (if by letter, post paid) to Mr. ilr.sitv IUMSEV WILLI- DIS, Solidtor, Penrhos, near Carnarvon, with whom a Map thereof is left for inspection. CHARLES WRIGHT, Wine Merchant to the Royal Family, King's Theatre, Opera Colonnade, flayiiiirlict, LONDON, H AS now on Sale, warranted, the finest genu ine WINES and SPIRITS, at prices cheaper tiian any other House in England. Do-. s, j) PORT, from the Wood 23 (i Ditto, Superior Quality 21> (j Old Crusted, Vintage 1821. 36 6 Choice, (full of flavour and body) Bom Reteiro, 42 0 Bees Wing (Uoriz) curious 48 0 SHERRY, very «ood 23 6 D t o, Superior Quality. 28 0 Ditto, Pale Ammontillado !!(i 0 Ditto, 42 0 The celebrated C. /'• 48 0 MADEIRA, high flavoured West India.. 30 0 Ditto, rich.. ;16 0 Ditto, East India 48 (J V idnnia and Tenprifle. 23 6 Lisbon, (first Marks) 2(i 0 Mountain, cmious a(i 0 Bucellas, scarce and old 36 0 Cape Madeira 14 (i nit'o.?. 17 o Thc Ii IH st I mportatiull. 21 0 CHAMPAGNE— D' Ai, d'Avize, ct de Pierv. Mousscaux, ct 11011 Mousseaux. Rouge ct Blaue.. 62, 72, & 81 Claret, St. Julien 3(i 0 Chateaux illarg-eaux et la Fittc, first grnwth (13 0 Barsac, Sautcrne, et Grave :3(i to 6;) Every description of Wines in proportion, Spi- rits. Porter, Ale, and Cyder, &c, .xc, Brandies, (Otard, He'nnesic.) Rum and Whi<kies. Old Bottled Stout, Ale, Cyder, &.e. from 7s. Gd per dozen. Florence Oil, in Cases, 30 flasks, @ is. flask. SEVEN Dozen of Port, Sherry, or Madeira, 23s. 6(1. per dozen, well packed in a good wine hogshead, fit for any use, including bottles, and for C 10. Quarter casks of Port and Sherry, 28 imperial gallons, permitted from the docks to the pur chaser direct, cask inclusive, £ 15. 15s. Cape Madeira, 22f gallons, imperial measure,all included, £ 8. Butts, Pipes, Hogsheads, cheaper thnnlhe above prices. Boxes, and Admissions for the King's, Covent Garden, and Drnry Lane Theatres, by the Night, Week, and Season N. B. No Orders will be attended to, unless ac- companied with a remittance, and postage paid. l TO BE SOLD, PENDYFFMYN, VERY desirahlc Residence, with 130 Acres, 1 in a ring fenee, on the coast of Carnarvon- shire, near the Hew post road froln Conway to Bangor. I Apply to the Proprietor on the Premises. EDUCATION. THE GROVE SCHOOL, NEAR WREXHAM, CONDUCTED IIY IIR. JACKSON, Will he Ri -ojurud on the 'l id Instant. Ills Establishment possesses very superior l advantages with l'egnl to Situation, Build- ings, and extent of Play ground. For Cards of Terms. Reference, &e. al)I)I.v to Mr. (ice, Printer, Denbigh or at the Office of this Paper. ¿/ BANGOR, To be Sold by Private Contract, fllllE Fee simple and Inhcritanee of all that i. digi)? Farm and r.a??' MU?t GOITUA, situate in the parish, and within two miles of the City of Bangor, containing :1 admeasurement 05 acres or thereabouts, now in the occupation of Mr. Hugh Jones, under a lease for a teim of which fij- yars are at this time unexpired. The laud is good, and in a high state of cultiva- tion, and the house and offices are commodious, and in excellent repair. The Tenant will shew the Premises, and par- ticulars may he had, on application to illr. JUIIN HUGHES, Solicitor, Bangor. v Money.- £ 79,050. r. ?"?? MONEY, ready to be advanced !JU, a to respectabJo Manufacturers, Tradesmen, aud private Gentlemen, upon personal ¡ seeurityalone,insumsof£150,£200, f 3()0. £500, £ 750, X900, 1,000, X,1,500, £ 1,900£ 2,500,or not exceeding £ 3,500. £20 725 Upon Freehold or LonK Lsase- ??U,7?t) hoj? Prol)?rty. £19 9^1^ Upon Reversionary or Chnreh ??*?!?'? Property. Apply by letter, post- age free, to Wm, Smith, Esquire, 12, Dempsey Street, Commercial Road, London. i "K iUWt And upwards "n hand, for (IKF3 50?0()O the purpose of ldi?cou?itiiig Bills of Exchange, upon moderate terms. y ANGLESEY Freehold Estates. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, rpHE Fee-simple and Inheritance of and in all Ttl??t Capital MESSCAGE & TENEMENT, with the Appurtenances, called COEDAN?.. in the parish of Coedana, in the county of A \1glesey, consisting of excellent arable, meadow and pas ture land, in a high state of cultivation, contain ing by admeasurement 230 acres, or thereabouts, (more or less) iu the occupation of Miss Morris. This Estate is situate about two miles distant from Llanerchymedd, and five frolll Llangefni, two post and market towns-tlic buildings thereon are in good repair. A considerabl e part of the purchase money may, (if required) remain on mortgage thereof. For a view of the premises, and further parti- culars apply to Miss Morris, at Coedana and to treat for sale to Mr. HERY ItnlSEï WILLIAMS, Solicitor, Penrhos, near Carnarvon. V- Jk To be Sold by Private Contract, rriHAT fast sailing YACHT, caUrd the KING I WILLIAM, of C?rt?rvon. now Iyj¡\ iu the Port of Carnarvon, late the property of Thomas Asslieton Smith, Esq. Lord LiclItenant of the county of Carnarvon, of the burthen of 28 tons reo gister, or thereabouts, together witli all her sails, tackle, cabin furniture, &c. which are chiefly new, and in excellent condition, and of the best quality. This vessel has, during the last pring, under- gone a thorough repair, and may be got ready for sailing in a few days and she has seldom been been surpassed in sailing hy any Nobleman or Gentleman's Yacht in the river Menai. For further particulars apply to Captain Wit. GRIFFITH, Bangor street, Carnarvon. Merionethshire Estates. v TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the house of .11, David Priehaid, called y- Inn, in the said eounty of Merioneth, hn Thursday the 1th day of August, l'S, bdn-ecn the hours of 3 and 5 in the afternoon, ill one or more lots, and subject to such eonditions Its shall be I/lell ayrecd "pOll I^HE Fee-imple and Inheritance of and in all I_ those MESSUAGES, TENE?EKTS, and FARMS, with the Appurtenances, known by the several names of CAERFYNNON and PENY- BllYN, adjoining Traeth bach, and situate lying and being in the parish of Llanfihangel y Traetha, in the said county of Merioneth, containing by ad- measurement IOla. Ir, 14p. (more or less) of ara- ble, meadow, pasture and woodland, in the occu pation of Mr. Roberts and his under-tenant. The Tenant will sheiv the Premises, and for further particulars apply (if by letter, post paid) at the Office of Mr. HENRY Hmsn WILLIAMS, Solicitor, Penrhos, near Carnarvon, where a map thereof is left for inspection.
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it Ün H ;Ii ru. A TRIP TO t:h: srspn.ssiox HU!i>GE &c (from the l.i >r# of a Ton:) It was a liivclv lHnn,dU in lIBe. V w.a down to S> George's joe: !ica«l at i.iwrp" 1. to ;:o on boar d a pa H :n !> nig a diMance off, I.OUIHI to Hc.iuuiari:. .t'o r in Norlli Wa l ts, of t ic licauty of (i;r ■-< y of wii.ch country t had heard man } speak in terms of a d mitruiion. With tile assistance of the porter from the Inn, I soon reach cd the vessel without trouble or inconvenience, either to my self or the other members of the party, nh Th consisted oi' three ladies and un" (jentleaifll. A delay of about half an hour in ",1\[< ",¡""kd us time to make a sun "v of :-inch objects Lij appear- ed worthy of notice, e;t .er on the river, ()¡. the the opposite shore 01 Cheshire; and to those not constantly accustomed tu the bustle Ilfll eanort, such a Li verpool, there is ample 1'001:1 for obser- vation, ubk'h nii:rht pleasingly occupy much longer timc, There ar j"ew ports which eon bine much of the actual appi aranr c or business, with such beautiful scellny; uniting jlJ olle view all the seeming cOHfuidll of a town, with the calm seclusion of the country. Spacious and convenient doeks, shewing their forests of 1u:t.l")--p:rs and quays covered with pcople wailing for embark- ation, or attracted hy curiositv,—with the delight fill walk along Regent's Dock, s.iarming with loungers, and persons seeking health, from i > r- cise and pure air, form the foreground or t'.e ric lure; behind which arc een, the church of So ;ÙdwIas, with its beautiful lantern top,—the dome of the Exchange,—of St. Paul's (pigmy resemblance of its giant namesake,)—and heaped upon on:- an- other, immense warehouses, towering iu all the pride o!' commerce. Turning finm the busy seat of industry, to the other side of the river, a beauti- IUI1-iHUIC presents iiseii, v.nere uuiiuw.g., III Habi- tations for pleasure, seem rising almost to super- fluity, on ground once trod by holy iettfrom Birk. inhead's l'uiucd priory; whilst verdant fields and hanging woods, are mixed up with the scene, aQd give an aplwarance (If stillness aud quiet. Tl.ese objects are perhaps, l? otutl?,? I id-. 10 01, less interesting than the number of sails in motion on the surface of the river, from the huge India- man, to the almost insignificant boat; and the many steam vessels majestically wending their way, alike regardless of the rolling tide or the adverse wind. An awning was spread over our part ofthc deck, which afforded a pleasant shelter from the rays of a sun, which, although it was not yet Un o'clock, was sufficiently scorching to bring to mind West Indian heat. Our vessel was the Ormrod, by no means a large one. carrying only two engines of each twenty-horse power; nor were its fittings up the most superb or convenient; but any little dis advautage of this kind we found more than coun- terbalanced by the civility and attention of every one on board, and especially the captain, who was Illost anxious to point out every object worthy of notice during the voyage, and replied to every en- quiry without seeming to think it troublesome to liiin. In a short time we cleared the rock, as the projecting point on the Cheshire side of the river's mouth is called; here a fort is crtctiug under the orders of Government, which when eomplrted will be fully adequate to the protection of this im- portant port; for from the nature of the channel, vessels will have to approach so close as to render ij impossible to enter the river without feeling the full effects of its hostile salutes, should they de serve them. Our passage lay close in with the Cheshire shore, the villages and signal stations along which were clearly visible, but which pre sented little worthy of particular notice. A few miles out a fresh object of interest arose, in all at tempt evidently making by another steam-vessel to out sail us. She was a larger and more potent one, and had followed us from Liverpool, as a trial of her powers; we had however the stl\rfo'1 }1" '1"1 .1, .,4- t t v c I I 1 requested that it might be taken down, as it op posed the motion of the vessel in no small degree. To tiiis instant assent was given, anil almost every minute produced inquiry as to whether we lost or gancd ground; but at length, after a chase of more than an hnur, in which our would be rival never gained much advantage, they turned about, an 1 put back to Liverpool. We soon passed the shores of Hoylake, trosse(1 the mouth of the Dee, and came fully in sight of the Welsh C1HlSl. -TIle Dea joins the ocean through a channel very much wider than that of the Mcisey ;-two islands di vide its waters, and it affords a view which is beau- tiful without partaking much of the magnificence, almost all inherent quality in Welsh but still approaching more to the mountainous than any thing we had as yet seen. On we went, and with joyous spirits, for the day was delightful, and by this"time we had formed an acquaintance which afforded us no little plea sure for the remainder of oui- journey, and which I truly hope will, for man y years to come. Our newly-forrm d acquaintances consisted of a en- tleman, a Liverpool merchant, and his lady.— There is so much stiffness about Englishmen, so much awkwardness in opening a new intimacy, that I have travelled insid" a coadl from London, nearly 200 miles, having three fellow passengers, with whom 1 have not exchanged three words, and all the time wishing to talk with these sulky fellows, who by the way, probably thought the same of me, Without Sollie direct cause for con- versation, some assistance to talk, an Englishman will hardly open his mouth, and in the prescnt eae, a little pamphlet, containing a description of the bridge We were about to visit, was the mCl\llS of our introduction one of our party had it lent to her; others borrowed it; we found we were going to the same place, with the same object; we illl parted our stock of knowledge, & became intimate. As we advanced 011 our passage an left Air- point, the extreme headland of Flintshire, behind us, the coast hecame Inure rugged, approaching nearer to our ideas ofWdeh scenery. The beauti- ful seat of Sir Piers Mostyn, formed a very con- spiclIous object 011 the oast, and with its rich woods gave no little embellishment to the seene- Lead and other works are visible on the sides of the hills, and soon afterwards a fine and more ex- tended landscape presented itself, showing, in a rich and fertile country, the towers of RhudJlan Castle, with Abergele, and some other small places. Vessels gliding over the ocean indifferent directions, gave an occasional variety to the sea view, whieh it otherwise would have wanted; for a <i -v. ii-o *•■it r, jr. i. by U.. nf 'Itr, dt:"J:i::1 r.'j!. i. I,¡t ¡C"-ling fj".t'(. ;(;"t to be SI o.. ■! '¡"aii1ll'ids \\ere a: ¡I'a' :'j; lorJ:-ti :lJ t'I(;l¡it:Jil;jI(:I!.k!' i' them, v. I ;i ■! fmntt d the » p pcaraiic i. „ t c sea;is tl.cirb." o one of there arc h es a siiip in fell s:. v.. giving -lie exact idea of goiirr t h ..11 > a w h oso abutments ueie 0.1 t':c p. 1' o Again, the coast gradual! assumed -ai.'i •; •- i- ness, and the i rau d pr ject.ou- of t h e Onu*1,. :•. came in vietv, appearing itS Wf i.¡;Ll them, 11\" twü rocks rearing dl: ir fa" d, y .„ :1:1:! ,;f lo\V;u:' a ('l!r r:I: h 1 vi in reaiity cOl1!!cl'k level. 'o- twcut, t\'(t ahu(. i:¡ 1't"f: ¡ .;d r U3' st pci'pendicular. r-11 the it s :■■ su"iei'e;:tiy deep to fs-tai any vess J in the I'. t>, ¡;J:¡::r;i;Ii;i:{; sailln clHe tn it, inspirec (eelno s of a'-ve a1 diead. Myriads of bird, 'hitter round if. [habitations are in til ■ ho! 1 a.d V -i.ex r si d es. To mar ners \C h a wii h a 0 blowing (HI s hore, vei:1.t<e fo 1 a r, o. ;> a fill sjn of certain :le;t ::J:I. .o i; u f. 'vears, a v,] during a nî'dt dr".o ror' :11)011 this terrible rock, and instaoty s, f r..oi the violence of the coiic.issinn one 10; escape d almost m i racu ously. v. „. i,l-it at the time, and v. a (h; ->,vn> 11 :;e i: ¡; ;i,'i: >: cent,—reached tile ¡1('itH"' !i.j,.J!Od I I tale, which was trcatnt i H l!< Ui .1 ti.e :m dulous peasantry to Ilw s pot, to :i t-. he seen of the wreck '1'; himself at seeing hy day the pr(«*i|.ici* lie had 11 «, by night in spite of :.l' iiis a se*- t i- os -s s as an impostor, as it ct ui.- iioi -> -■e r, f ir a. man to have seanal ..ots: tilt IN H few days, /1(.:IJ;l ¡ If:: vr.o k. il I' too fatallv verified his t"le. Oil almost the ton 4,f ic.o :1(.) of bo Ormsli<i<i. and ill the midst ot" pasture alfords a bar" )i\ li:,1, for sheep, s small inelo -ure sorronm's siegit building; this was poinrt d out to us as a church, aud though not 3, hous-* is in sight, our caption assured its that 200 or 31:0 people congre- gated here every :nr;.r1:¡y fivo.i the other side of the Ilia; and if grandeur of scenery "an render the mind in tune to siug Heaven's praises, such a place or worship mnst inevitably inspire ideas favourable te, and highly rroduetive of sacred feelings. Opposite the Ovmshead there i .!w"s ,igiTati.t swell than in any other part of the voyage, and at this point divers qualms overtook the fairer por- tion of our party, who haf been seated at dinner, but were obliged to abandon the good fare before thelll for morc sickly and less pleasing pursuits r but thi: is a theme pleasant neither 11 theory nor practice, and rig-ht g1",1 was I when a few u.ilcs further brou-hi ns calmer seas and brighter looks. The Ormshead passed, the mouth of Conway vale and rier opens a momentary glimpse i afforded of the Castle and Suspension liridic. and the ich scenery of the vale. And now pencil nifv paint, faney may sketch, hut pen call only imper f.-ctly describe the scenery which presents itself to the eye. On the left, Conwav River, Castle ami Bridge, followed on by the huge erar.s of Pcr.man- mawr, aptl dcscrib-.d as" luaned hil¡o," 10 the sky;"—Bangor, seen in the distance, with ra<¡ of hills behind, then closing in a point with the level and beautiful shores of Anglesey, covered with rich woods stretching out to the rig.it, and t it extremity seeming t" join Pnftin r,lilt"I, which stan d s in lofty barrenness as if to guard it. frmi the sea, form the outline of a which can be s.ca but to be admired. I. ndertlie hase of Peuinanmawrwe sailed, whf" a road, M0 feet above the level of the sen, appears bllt like a zone encircling the; every 1uinule now ad(cd some new 'lmnn to the StTIH; the shorcs "f Anglesey came out in all their richrt" Baron Hill, late the residence of the Lulkclei s, flitroji ltill, !:ite t]iL resi4'ieiiee ?)itli?,, ;— I'enrhyn Castle and Inn, thc lar-est in I\'alc, the city of Bangor, the little 'If ?klll? lil' its w,,tierfitli aii(I all t?i(? fertility, and e!c?!).i?c!nt'r<u'tof)hc?M:;ri?'mn tains in the rear, and in the midst of thi v.v r. rived opposite Beaumaris, where outcnginessta'.c 1 their progress to al!ow SUth of our passengers as dwsc, to land. Many persons Were walkingabmst on the shore to witness the arrir.,1 of .'nr vessrl, l1lld liilst we remained here, which Wa" only for a short tima, we had full scope for ad.inir.iou in the objects around. With grandeur, the scenery hero had absolute beauty ckg-aa! mansions vied with ruined castles;—rugged rocks, with highlv culti- vated field, eraggv mountains with delighlf: mil's; nati re tri iinph with r pr md \<dL, v vaies ii;ttt re tri ImIII, itli i r I I, (in tiie -;i over tl,c! sea behind;—and the eye could range OVer iceues cver?aryin?, etch giving each a double charm." •Vc '°01; proceeded up the Straits to the foot of the Menai Bridge, where we landed and h:?,trnfd 1.1 the l'crrv--House, having now formed a jMrty ot' seven, and agreed to m' • ur fo.t.nies t:»f ether for a tew days. It was by this time abaut six o'clock, and Carnarvon being only eight miles distant, we determined to proceed thither that evening; two modes of conveyance presented tiJclolSci\ es hv coach or by wa er, up the '?t?'?tits we chnsc the latter;—ordered tea,—having first, at the verv ?i,il suggestion f the (if the Ferrv-f ious sent on by the coachman to secure beds at Carnar- von, a precaution for which we found reason t- be obliged and after enjoying a heart» meal, 1, i;; our spare luggage in the care of the landlord for a few da. s, and having arranged with twn bo.it- 111Cn to) take us tip to Carnarvon, we walked to the bridge, at the foot of which thcv wne to wait for us—His nleasant walk from the house to the bridge of about 200 yards, and affords a will view of this '01k of art, unequalled in it. way, ami about which having heard so n¡,;wi" oar expecta- tions bad been highly raised nor were they dis appointed. entering the Straits the Triage is first seen, suspended as it were ill 11.id air. and em. lining the view nf the fcrUle and ri':Lh wooded shorts, it seems more like a light ornament tha i a massy bridge, and ghows little of tie. strength ami ",Jiklilv it reiLl, u, K))])nwhc<[ it nearer, whilst it. still retained i light and elegant appearance, the stupendous » Uc and immensity of the work, struck us with a.? and when we saw- that a brig, witli rver"v stick str.n')h?. had just passed under it,-that .t<n?') goiter over appeared not larger than a child's t and that foot passengers upon it looked like pU mies, the vastness of its proportions was bv < 00- paid our toll, a penny each, and crossed s lowiv over to the opposite side. (To he continued.) A farmer recommends that, turnip seed, previous to sowing, should be steeped in train oil One quart il lu:Llint t, t"ll 20lUs. of seed