The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

TO BE LET, lir,i,>h<d or LytrMfd. fll/, de fc.W th, Year, or for a Ten /( ) ears, I ,,H | much admired II.I.A, 1(H\ N HKLKX, W\tIÙ kn minutes' walk ofthc Town of Carnarvon, liju? coll,i?t, ofaneat entrance-haU. draw- dming-room ami studv.nve good bed.rooms ?''?uc< con'/enkntotht.c?,coach-house, harne?s- 0,,i.md atwo-?))ed?bk-attached to it is a ,]Mo"UJ gan}"n, with about an acre and a hall .■round, neatly laid out in shrubberies and pattern's, ithinthr premises is the celebrated ,i h Ids an abundant supply of most excellent The House stands on an exceedingly beautiful and luhri¡}us mount, immediately above the riverSeiont, ld command-, in scenery, a line view of the harbour, the splendid ,„s of Carnarvon Castle, and the ),Îcture><\ue do- ain of Coedhelen. \T,plication to be made on the Premises; or, if by TTER, (PO^t llr. _r- ClMTY OF THE YALE OF CI.W VT To be Sold by Auction, the CROWN 1~, IN 1>VB.GH, 011 .FRlIJ-\Y, dlc 28th dJV of Ai GlT ncxt, al four o'doek in the afterJ{)OIl, -ubiect to conditions then to lie produce l, either together, or in Mich lols a" shall be agreed upon at th time of sale:— TA1.HU S IINI" or I.AN US, in the parish of in tlil, county of tailed re-pectively 1'ark P.t."n. ('111 ;:»,C Kron Llan, l'las Bach, Frith Xewydd, and vn iiocvn, and containing together 74:1 statute acres thereabout;, anti now ill the respective occupations Hobcrt Hughes, Petcr Jones, David Williams, allll ■iK rt Daniel. The situation of Paik Postyn Kami, (ahout 325 itutc acres/ ,) is one of the ?,.t picturesque in the •iiH-ipality In different point" it commands every '1l:1 of view of the .1?of Clwyd.and the beautiful ;01' mountains with which ii is bounded. There e upwards oN'.O aores of laml upon it, covered with e 1110:4 thriving uak and other timber, and forming imiificent covers for the preservation of game, which iCundant; there are several streams runningthrough u land, abounding with trout, and which may ht. rned upon an part of the \aml, and used for the -irovement ofthe holds bv irrigation. Park Postyn is .taut fu. miles fo.? Denbigh fi- from Ruthin, and o 1'1'0111 the village of Llanrhaiadr, in the Vale uf wul, and the other farms are near to the village of il Vleliog, about two miles from the Park. The respective hmanb will shew tlw 1auds, and rther particulars may hr hall frolU Messrs. Pons ill .1011 \(J", Solicitors, Chester; Messrs. 1'11111'01' anti »S, Solicitors, Southampton-street, liloomhury, Lon. n; from Mr. JAMES ROW>KU., jun. Dee Cottage, alla,en, Flintshire; and at the Crown Inn,1Jenhigh. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Dock Office, Vr8'1,I, June 30, 1835. (AU, BEARlMiS IMPLY BY RIU: THlTEES OF THK LIVMIPOOL )o ('i??S and HAKliOt K hereby give Notice, at, ill accordance "itlt the recent survey of Captain tnhaiu, H.N. the following improvements in the ¡g"lill, Heaconing, and Huoying, of the approaches the Port, will he in operation Oil and after the niht the 1st of August next, viz. POINT LYM'S JJOHT.—This light hitherto so uated, as to preclude seeing it seaward, and merely owu hy a single reflector upon the long > hore aspects, ill lie advanced to th" pitch ..ftlte point. and exhibited oin it l'tbtdlated building (with white ba-ement) iemlv erected thereon, with a powerful steady hglit, till iwtural colour, produced by 13 argand lamps id reflector<, ranging over 211 degrees of the northern id southeastern horiion, at un clevatiuii or 120 teet M-lide level,rendering it visible in clear weather about t, 7 1\lgues from a hip's dcc or, within 1 league taking up the N.W. Light Shipoll Liverpool, 'ihis ;ht h:) masked for local inshore effect, a to ohcurc If hen brought eastward of S. E. ] E. which clears e .M1DDLK ,lIorSE 1 of a mile, or northward of bv U J \V. which clean the DA LI.AS ROCKS of a mile, and indicating -he. you ought to tack out •KLI) WHARF PAY.' Till: KORMliY FLOATING LIGHT wilt, on and 1tf thf same night show its natural colour with in- cased power, in lieu of the red light hitherto exhibited. Till; HOCK ITGllT-1 lOCSK will exhibit a Black ,11 above its balcony, whilst 12 fctt water remains the li'ck Out* h: day; and a steady light (from lower ehambei in tht western aspect) will indicate c >ame hv night. A F],O\n\(; BKACON ill be moored in tbe are of the present Fttiruuu Httou, at the NLU a black conical ure, bearing this iiis(-ripi on: 7"1 SrIC (hmitu-l 1 V and ;u"'o Unted by a large black ball,elevaUd 1 feet, uith a self-acting Pell. \EI\ CIIANNKL LAND MAHK.—In order render the line of Itading objects into the New ,annt!, more available in hazy wi-ather, or accidental (sem-e of the Light Vessel a dark bulky frame work i-» been eru ted on the High-water hore of Formby, line of ',I,t'el and Light-house. HOV1.AKK LKillT-HOl'SKS.—These buildings [order to <li-tmguish them more effctualy from the labouring houses, will henceforth be painted hit,. 1,itcon,? ? ill iil)pear on ivePomt instead of tille, a fJonling a leading mark Ifheu •MgJif HI line upon the bcariug of S. by L. for pass- between the I >ove Spit anù Last Iloy le,;u reference tire eastern entrance of Hoylake. ill i; 111 0\S will henceforth be distinguished by i milnifoftheChannel or !lank they Ic,p"r!1lely oe- Y, is, K. hWtnbu. {'.Crothu. N. Sew Channel. ■. )luU-tutf ^uaichwau. II. Horse Channel. liE. ibrr U. HockChannel. L. l ake (Hoylake,) I'"trh, K. Knowl (Newcome.) nïey will iJe nmuberni in rotation. 1\0. 1 always de- nig tlu- Outer or seaward Huoy of the Cbanritl its Icr indicates, and th., turnIng point 01' elbow of each "nnd w ,II be dUtinguidied by a I'erch Buoy; jrini: HI ,,i I, Ihat U(d Puoys lie oil the starbwird nIl, arnl lUack upon the lurbwrd, when running ¡", \11111110\ :\1. 1I1'l)\};i¡:Ierll additional oys will be ];\111, do" n by Ih., above date (making5G <il) and tlius disjH>sed. One (rell) alld one (black) cach >ide ofthe New een the present lIY". ()„e (red) on the eastern edge of ,lonl,1Il j;k, U-twreii the present Buoys. One (black) on :» of ,r:"h, Balik, next northward of Crosby °y. 7", black) 011 the Low-water edge of Pootle ,I-. p,,1' (n,d) on edg" "f' Hip-rap' 0 0", (red ) "Igo of Mockbeggar Wharf. between the Dove t and ",I harf Buoys. One (black and white) west end oj Heggars Patch. 7Vo (red) on east t. of Kavt lloyle Hank, within the present liuoys. 0 (red and while) 01\ the west side of Ilelbre ateii. Two (black) on east side of ditto. 0"" Kite with black stripe) showing the fairway of If-tide Swatchway, 1 mile westward of Formby wy Buoy. One (red) on the edge of II oy It, in ylake. abreast of the church. And a black (NuiO (I, (marked K. 1.) upon that part of a shoal now led NKWCOMK KNOWL, "hith ha" lately wn up so as to have but 14 feet water upon it at «-water springs. This blloy bea" from the N.W ht Ship L 2t and fiom the New ,.nn,.1 Floating Beacon S.S.W. W. 2 miles. he whole of the foregoing will be clearly show n explained in the fortheoming complete Kdition of plain Denham's Survey, of which the Dock l'vu>- published an extract chart last year, under sanf- of the Hight lion. the Lords Commissioners of Admiralty. Hy Order of the Liverpool Dock Committee, 11. :II. I>E" IL\ \1, :\Iarine Surveyor 10 the Dock Trustee*. .11,- The navigation of the Port will be further ,led bv an arrangement hid. will enable the i-t Vessels to act as Telegraphs, whereby Ships'1 rubers or casualties will be more readily transfered lown. To be Sold, Cheap, A Complete Set of Chariot or Phceton HARNESS, A with POSTILLION'S SADDLE, &c. very little the worse for use. For particulars, apply to the Printer of this Paper. Horth Wales—Carnarvonshire. Capital Freehold Estates. TO liE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Bennarth, near Conway, ?OXSISi I?C; of an excellent Family House, with C every re'luiite Olticc and accommodation; large walled Garden, (;mpe-liou?e, Orchard, in full fruit, with One Hundred and Forty Acres or thereabouts ot excellent Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and Wood-land. Tbe House is situated on a lofty eminence, over- looking the Itiver Conway" w\,ich runs close beneath the Tcrraee; it is surrounded by fine oak woods and thriving plantations, excellent Game Pl'e,cnes, and Fi i,, '1 lie Property is admirably situated as to neighbour- hood, roads, land or water. Communication with Liverpool, London, Dublin, &(:. F.v a view of the Premises, apply to Hugh Hobert" at Hennarth, and for further particulars apply (if by i letter, post pid) to .Mr. 11. R. WILLIAMS, solicitor, Penrhos, near Carnarvon, where a Map of the Estate may be seen. ANGLESEY. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At lhe LLVSUI L.AS AHMS, in the town of AMLWCH, on MONDAY, the 27th day of Jn.v, 1835, subject to conditions then to be produced, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due Notice will be given, in the following Lots:— rrMIE valuable FARM of TRYSCLWYN ISA, 1 in the occupation of Messrs. Webster. Acreage more or (ess. LOTS. A. H. 1'. Garden and J.ant). 7 3 36 "2. ).and. 6 1 12 3. Oitto. 7 2 37 4. Ditto y 2 30 5. Ditto and Huildings 11 1 8 6, La nd 19 () 2?, 7. Ditto 14 2 38 8. Ditto. 7 2 0 9. Ditto. 10 0 0 lO. Ditto. H 2 24 11. Ditto and Cottages 9 0 24 12. Land 13 3 3 The above excellent Farm is situate in the parish of Amlwch, within a s hort distance of the improving town nt Atulwrh. It adjoins the valuable Copper Mines of Purv's Mountain. A good Road, communicating with cadi lot, will he made at the expenee of the proprie- tors. The Sale will take place between the hours of three and live. For further particulars apply at the Office of Mr. TIIOM IS WILLIAMS, Soli( hor, Heaumaris, when: a Map of the lots may be seen. ST E A t COM M U NIC ATI ON BFTW[EX Liverpool-Beaumaris,Bangor,Menat Bridge, Carnarvon, and Aberystwyth. F1 lViK Public ave respectfully iuformed, that the T VALE OF CLWYD, AIR, & PRINCE LLEWELYN, STEAMERS, Are placed on the above Station, and form a DAIILV medium of Communication between LIVERPOOL ami NORTH W ALES, and between NORTH and SOl TH WALES, three dans a week. The scenery throughout the voyage is unrivalled for picturesque beauty, and inclndes the Menai Bridge, Heaumaris, Penrhyn Castle, 1'Ias Newydd, (the seat Ilar(luis of Anglesey), Snowdon ?, ii? the range of the Snowdonian mOllnlain" Camanon Castle, | Carnarvon and Cardigan Hays, &e. The following are the Daily Sailing Arrangements for the Season, until further notice :— The Yule of Clwud and the Air from Liverpool to Heaumaris, Hangor, Menai Bridge, and Carnarvon, CUTV Mosmv, W H)NKSDAY, and FRIDAY. From Carnarvon to Abery"stwyth, every TUSDAY, TIICKSDAY, and SAITKDAY. From Aberystwyth to Carnarvon, every MONDAY, Wn>N*si> and FRIDAY. From Carnarvon, Menai Bridge, Bangor, and HaUlUal"i5i, to Liverpool, every Tr1:iu.\Y, TIICKSDAY, and SAU IIOAY. The above Packets touch at Porthdinllaen on their passage to and from Carnarvon and Aberystwyth, for Good* and Passel1g"rs. The Prince Llewelyn, from Liverpool to Heaumaris, Hangor, and Menai Bridge, every TUESDAY, THVIIS- OAY, anti SATVKUAY. From Aleiiai Bride, Bangor, and Heaumaris, to Liverpool, every MONDAY, TDNLSDAY, and FKIDAY. Goods conveved from Liverpool to the above places every Wednesday, to be delivered at the Clarence Dock the on day previous. FARES. CADIS. Ihn. Liverpool to Menai Hridge £ 0 IOs. 6d. 5s. I -i pool t0 0120 5 Fee 006 0 Liverpool to Aberystwyth I 10 10 Steward's fee. 0 (I 6.. 0 Carnarvon to Aberystwyth 0 12 0 (> Steward's Fee 0 0 6 0 Horses to Menai Bridge, 10,. 6t1.; Carriages, Ii. 15s. Gigs, 15s. not including shipping or landing. Passengers from Liverpool to Aberystwyth stay a night at Carnarvon. Refreshments, Wines, &c. may be had on board, of the best quality. For further particulars apply at the St. George Steam Packet Company's Omces, Water-street and Clarence Dock, Liverpool; and at the Menai litidge; to Mr. GEOUOK EVANS, Sportsman Hotel, Carnarvon; and toMr. A.P.DAVU;s,Gogerddan Arms/Aberystwyth. TO TOURISTS AND OTIII-RI CONVKYANCK urrw us CARNARVON AND CAPEL CURIG. nn: 1'l'!JUC AIIL :"010:0.")" KKSP1 cnVI.l.Y 1 MOllMEO, 1H A'I THE TOURIST, N EW POST COACH, has COMMENCED RUN- NING daily from MONDAY, the 22d inst. for the Sum- mer Season,betweenCARN ARYON (through tLA- BKKIS) and CAPEL tTRIG. It will leave the Sportsman Hotel, Carnarvon, at Seven o clock in the Morning, and return from Capel Curig at I hree 0 cloek in the Afternoon. Ihe I OCIUST will be in connection with the Liverpool Meamers at Carnarvon, and will meet the London, Aberystwyth, Shrewsbury, and Holyhead Coaches at Capel Curig. The drive is through the niost delightful And romantic cenery in North Wales. THE PAUL PBY, LIGIII POST COACH, Runs Four Times each Day between CARN ARVON and HANGOR. GF'.ORGE EVANS, Proprietor. port-man Hotel, Carnarvon, July, 1835. IN SOUTH WALES. A Valuable Freehold Property, THE LLANlGOL ESTATE, tri(hiMami? and" hulf ofthe Market Town of ?a?, M;? i? ?"< ?'?t? <f.Su?M j'?;ff'?..M?, C?M-s,<"Kf 210 A?,?,? ot C.?i(?t Land. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, By Air. GEO. RORINS, At the AiCTioN IVJAKT, I.ONII.IN, on THUUSDAV, the 16th of Jl'L\ at Twelve, in One Lot unùer the absolute authority of Trustees for Sale, A Desirable HŒEHOLO ESTATE, the pro- perty of A. THY?Kf; HOWE (.WYK?H, E?. f, ili?kr to the good folk? ?of South Wales as lery f,I¿'ïJ}OI)t;k ES').?)E, situate in the agreeable part of this interesting county, a little more than a mile trom the MARKET TOWN OF HAY, and not far distaat from Brecon. Tbe Mansion has in- variably ranhd high i its immediate vicinity, and i? altogether adapted to afford accommodation to a fa- mily seated "U a Jaw", pla"ure grounds 't??XUR)?Tt\U IN SHIWUS ASI) FLOW EHS, with a capital walled kitched garden, with ??'. ?? SUCCES?O? HOUSES, and the offices of every description of a corresponding nature. Connected with this eligible property, may be mentioned a moiety of THE MANOR OF LLAN THOMAS OF CONSIDERABLE EXTENT, with plenty of good shooting, and no lack of field sports. There is also a right extending over ONE MILE AND A QUARTER TO FISH IN THE RIVER WYE including two good salmon catches. In fact it is alto. gether, toagentlcmanwhosehabitsincline him to rusti- cate pleasantly, one of the most compact little Estates in ihis delightful !(,u?ty. It includes altogether in ¿\;IigND')Rl) AIe!eN aRtts and connected with it is THE SWAN PUBLIC-HOUSE, WATER-MILL, AND DWELLING-HOUSE: and though last, not least, in Our dear love" ( Shakspeare), TWO PETTS IN LLANIGON CHURCH. There is a suitable farm house, well placed. Particulars may be had eighteen days antecedently, at the Castle, Brecon; Angel, Abergavenny; Hen, Criekhowell; Swan Hotel, alld of Messrs. Spencer and .Jamcs, solicitors, Hay the Oxford Arms, King- ton; Hotel, Hereford aNo of Messrs. Manning and Dalston, soilcitors, Hereford-street, May-fair; l\1essrs. liloxsome, Haw kins, and Stocker, New Boswell-court; the A uetion Mart; and at ilir. George Hobin's Offices, London. SALE OF LAL'liEUOLlV ESTATES, lit the interesting rale oj (ilamurgan, Exceeding Three'Thousand Four Hundred Acres of Land, with a respcdaule tenantry of long standing, and the Advowson to the Rectory of l.lan.-annor. */■ li. OEOKGK IWI\L\ has been favoured b? 1, the in.truetions of the highly respectable Pro- prietor to SELL by 1'1'BLIC AUCTION, at the Action Ilart, 011 'I IIIHSDAY, the 16th of July, at Twelve, in T wo Lots, the exeediBgly IMPORTANT FREEHOLD ESTATES of JOHN FlUL\CUS GWYN, Esq. desirably situate in South Wales, in the iticil, "LUXURIANT, AND IIHJIILY.CCLTI- rATED VALE OF GLAMORGAN, three miles from Cowbridge, through which market town THE LONDON AND MJLFORD-ILWEX MAIL and other coaches pass twice a day six miles from l.lantrissant, eight from Merthyr Tydvil, and only twelye from Cardiff, TIUS SINGULARLY DESIRABLE INVEST- MENT embraces Two Estates, each of considerable extent, anù fonning an aggregate of THREE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY THREE ACRES; and by referring to the plans, which will accompany the printed particulars, it will be seen that, for com- pactness, they yield to no other in the county. To IHIS VAST DOMAIN Mr. Robins seriously invokes the early attention of the great Capitalist; for it never can be doubted by intelligent minds that agricultural pursuits, which have been visited severely during the last few years, while the funds have maintained the present exceedingly high price, will soon find the benefit of an approach- ing and very favourable reaction; besides which, TillS LITTLE (the subject of our present remarks), the whole coun- try i, actuated by the best feelings. The word incen- diary is not to be found in the Welsh vocabulary it is so uii-En;;lish as not to be recognised in the mind of a Cambro-Briton. In these happy regions political discussions are never permitted to intrude upon or intcrfere with the more natural and substantial pur- suits of the hone;! yeoman. The certain consequence has been PUNCTUALITY IN THE PAYMENT OF RENTS, and in the event of an occasional but rare diminution, it may be inferred it was a concession arising out of the kind feeling of the liberal possessor, rather than to any real necessity. The situation of the property has much to recommend it with those who delight in SPLENDID WOODLAND SCENERY, and who do not obect to a distant view of TIll: COAST OF SOMERSET AND DEVON for it should be observed that custom has long since proclaimed the BEAUTEOUS VALE OF GLAMORGAN THE GARDEN OF sOrTII WALES." The Estate will also possess great charms to all those who delight in field sports. There is not a better 1,lUnting country in England. An excellent pack of lox hounds is kept in the neighbourhood, and a crack pack of harriers are close at hand. THE RIVER OGMORE, SO CELEBRATED FOH ITS SALMON, AND SrL, is only six miles off; Minerals are in great abundance, as well as lime an d coa A CANAL FROM CARDIFF to Merthyr Tydvil is very useful to take off the surplus grain, where ihe consumption is to a great extent, and always certain. The property is divided into Two Estates- THE LLANSANNOR AN1) THE YSTRADY. FODOG the one 1,778a lr :51" the other 1,654a 3r 34p. The principal farm house, a few years ago, was occupied by the family, and might be restored to all its legiti- mate and pristine rightsbyamoderateoutlay of money. There are other farm houses, and throughout the Estate it is well circumstanced in respect of farm buildings which are in ???d I. hu.I,;I;¥\,I;)e "k?1) '0iiIA1, RIGHTS extend over a large tract of country, and there are chief rents reserve,1. 1\ Iso THE ADVOWSON TO THE RECTORY OF LLANSANNOR. A portion of the Estate is 'j};;};(!:e AND ;111-: WHOLE IS SCB- JECT TO A VERY -MODERATE POOR HATE. Such are a few only of the leading points connected with one of the largest and certainly the most elrgrhlc Estates and favourable investments for capital that has been in the market during the present season. THE RENTALS ARE AS OLD AS THE HILLS. The distance from London is accomplished in less than 20 h." ?. 120 p¡:;lars may be had, with plans, 21 days an- tecedent to the auction, at the Cardiff Arms, Cardiff; Mackworth Arms, Swansea; Ivy Bush, Carmarthen Castle, Brecon; King's Head, .Newport; illr. Da. vies, Pennyartb, near Criekhowell 13ush, and White ,-ion, Bristol; the Waterloo, Liverpool White Hart, Bath. Applications to view the estates must he made to Edward Bradley, Esq. at Cowbridge, of whom particulars and plans may be had; also of I, Rosser, solicitor, Red Lion-square at Garroway's Coffee lion, the Auction Mart; and at Mr. George Ro- bins's officst, London. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD. CAK\AK\(?))AR);ornTM'sr. WHEREAS it appears by the Hooks of Mr. m. ?T\\i'ii?J.)te of Carnarvon, in the county of Carnarvon, deceased, that on or about the 29th day of October, 1825, a Bond was prepared and executed by Joseph Goddard, Esq. and Hail, to the Carnarvon Bank (as Treasurers to the Trustees of the Harbour of Carnarvon) conditioning for the due application by the said Joseph (Joddard, of the J^ues of the Harbour; and whereas such Bond cannot now be found, Notice is hereby Given, That any Person or Persons having such Bond in their custody, and delivering up the same unobbterated and uncancelled, to Mr. Robert Roberts, Castle-square, Carnarvon, for the use of the Trustees ot the Harbour, will receive the above Reward. By order of the Trustees, ROBERT ROBERTS, Clerk. June 19th, 1835. Royal Mail & General CoachOfflce, OXBRIDGE ARMS HOTEL, <0& It J Daily Conveyance between Carnarvon and Conway, Through Elauberris, Capel Curig, and Uaurwst, THE Public are respectfully informed, that 'the TO \'lUST, Eight Post Coach, will com- mence running Daily, (Sundays excepted) on MON- DAY, 29th of JUNK instant, between the Uxhridgc Arms Hotel, Carnarvon, and the Castle Hotel, Conway, It leaves each Hotel at Seven o'clock in the Morn- ing, and arrives at its destination at Three o'clock in the Afternoon. Passengers hythi.coaeh travel through SCENERY l1"'Hl rALLED IN THE WORLjj, at the hase of Snowdon, along the Lakes of Elanberri*, through the Vale of iJanrwst and Conway, altogether the most romantic and hcantiful in North Wale" The TOl'RIST will be at Bettws y Coed in time for the Loudon, Shrewsbury, and Holvhead Coaches, by which Passengers and Parcels can be forwarded. Performed by the public's most obedient servants, SAMCEL OWEN. OWEN AWVVE JONES. RICHARD ROWLANDS. The following Mails and Light Post Coaches run daily between the U.\ bridge Arms Hotel, Carnarvon, and the Penrhun Anns Hotel, Bangor :— The PWLLHELI JAIL, from Bangor,at a quar. ter before Eight oVlock, every 2Horlljn. The BANGOR MAIL at a Quarter before Six o'clock every Evening. The MOI'XTAIXEER Post Coach at Nine o'clock every Morning (Sunday excepted) to Bangor, Shrewsbury, and London. The 1:\ DU..irRY Post Couch at EouroYlock every afternoon (Sunday excepted) to Bangor. Cxbridge Arms Hotel, 20th June. IN CORNWALL. The Trengwainton and Nanseglos Estates, H'il/i the Jine Naminx, Offices, extensive Grounds, and Shrubberies, large walled Garden, and 320 acres of land surrounding it, together with the ftosued'nan, Pul/eggall, and IlPlldra E,<tates, which form a belt; altogether 520 acres, within two miles of Penzance. ]%/I R. GLORGK KORIXS k ii,.4pd hy the M oI,(\t ) E?,t.r? an d ,!es tf Sale untler the will of Sir Rose Price, Raronet, to offer for SALE, by peBLIC AUCT!OX, at the AUCTION MAHT, in LONDON, on TIHRSIMV, JtLY 30 at Twelve o'clock, in Two Lots, the exceedingly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES of the late Silt ROSE PRICE, BART. DECEASED, comprehending a very fine property, and for many years accounted one of the leading features of the count v, the value and peculiar features of which will he well appreciated in the neighbourhood, as well as I hroughollt THE COUNTY OF CORNWALL, where he was so deservedly popular. lll'mnprehel1l1s TWO VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES lying vcry compaet and well together, in the most favoured and fertile part of the county, viz. THE TRENGWAINTON anti NANSEGLOS ESTATES, which INCLUDE TllREK HUN DRED and TWENTY-THREE ACRES, WI TH the SPLENDID MANSION and PARK, ami whidl, ere long, it is believed at Penzance, will be consecrated to tilt, a hod.. of AN INDEPENDENT HI.P. for although reform has severely visited these regions, it will be remembered that THE BOROUGH OF ST, IVES i, still out of the pale of suppositious improvement; it wdl only need the influential power of hospitality aud o(lod fellowship to insure to the possessor the dcliht Zr represcnting ib neighbouring town. The Mansion, so deservedly famed throughout the county, is adapted to L'ive effect to all the legitimate wants of A nJAN OF HIGH FAMILY PRETENSIONS; there is not a comfort that does not appear conspicu- ous everywhere. It is environed by A WELL-TLMBEIIED PARK, and the Plantation-walks, Lawns, Shrubberies, and Gardens, have been long the theme of high commenda- tion. It may be well to communicate to those who laud economy, that provisions are abundant, and very moderate. THE CLIMATE HAS NOT UNFREQUENT- LY BEEN ASSIMILATED TO THE SOCTIl OF FRANCE, and the immediate neighbourhood has long ranked exceedingly high. The views are interesting almost beyond description, and so picturesque as certainly not to yield to any other in the county. S'I'. AIIC[IALI.'S ?IOUNT presents an object that has for ever and anon afforded delight to the intelligent traveller,and history has not failed to record it as an object of considerable interest. THE BAY OF NAPLES is not unfrequently called to mind in partaking at leisure of the delightful Panoratlta which is presented. There is an almost PERPETUAL ITALIAN SKY prevailing in this favoured district; and it will not be nut of place to add, that the best society, with kindly feelings, will be found every where. It may be added, by way of conclusion, that there are MANORIAL RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES, and an almost INEXHAUSTIBLE SCPPLY OF MINERALS as appendages to this fruitful investment, which in- cludes FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-THREE ACRES, indudino BOSWEDNAN, PUL I LGGAN, AND HENDRA ESTATES ADJOINING. A vein of copper has lately presented itself, which promises a large yearly income. The market at Penzance is very influential for the disposal of grain and superfluities arising from a prolific soil and the estate altogether possesses so many agremens, with a view ithcr to residence or investment, that it is be. lieved it will be almost a work of supererogation to invite early and serious attention to tile positive direc- tions of the trustees, which require an unreserved sale of the whole. Some additional observations connected with facts not already noticed will appear in the particular of sale, which, when ready, may be had at the principal Inns at I.aunce,ton, Bodnllll, I ruro, I ellzallee, St. Ives, Helston, Falmoutb, enrhyn, and Plymouth; the New London Inn, at Exeter; lIJ,rs. CAUDALH, BRJ:MI.EY CAIIIULE, and lUFF, sohonors, Bedford- row ■ and at Mr. GSOFGK ROBIN'S Often, London. Anglesey Horticultural Society. filill., FIRST ANNUAL SHOW will take place on THL'KSDAY, the 6th day of AUGUST, next, at the TOWN-HALL, HEAUMARIS. Members whose Subscriptions are unpaid are rc- quested to pay them before the Show, either into the Uangor Bank, or to the Treasurer. CITY OF BANGOR NEW BATH COMPANY. PERSONS desirous of becoming Subscribers to this Establishment, will please to apply ¡lIImedi- ately for Shares to Mr. WILLIAMS, Fron-deg, Bangor. June 24th, 1835. PATENT EASE AND SAFETY TRUSSES, &c. 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HIGH JONKS, Secretary and Treasurer. Pencraig, 22d June, 1835. STEAM COMMUNICATION Liverpool, Rhyl, Abergele, Xthyddlan, and North Wales. fJlIIE Public are respectfully informed that the Thn(! fast-sailing Steam Packet Countess of Glasgow, Will ply between Liverpool and the above-mentioned Places at the time specified in the subjoined table. The CnJ;n:ss will leave George's Pier Head, Liver- pool, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATUKDAY, and Hhylan.1 Forytl every MONDAY, WJ'DNDKSD.W, and FHIDAY.—Cabin Fare, 4s. Steerage, 2s. 6d, As the COI'NTKSS OF GLASGOW is intended to ply upon this station ONLY, the utmost reliance may be placed upon her regular and punctual departure at the appointed periods. The passage is generally run in about three hours, and the course lying within the banks, the Vessel i, seldom out of smooth water.— The scenery is highly beautiful and picturesque. nHYI, is situated at the foot of the celebrated Yale of Clwyd, affords superior Sea Bathing, good Hotels, and the usual accommodations of favourite watering places. Cars and other Vehicles attend on the Rhyl -ide of the Foryd, to convey Passengers to Rhyddlan, St. Asaph, Denbigh, and Ruthin; also an Omnibus to Denbigh, through Rhyddlan and St. Asaph. On the arrival of the Packet at the Foryd Pier, an Omnibus is waiting from the lln HOTEL, to convey Passengers to the well-known and much-frequented Watering Place of Abergele, a distance only of four miles, at the low charge of One Shilling each where the London, Liverpool, Chester, and Holyhead Royal Mails and Coaches pass through daily and where conveyances-may be had to Conway, Bangor, or any other part of the Principality. The Tourist through Wales, will find Abergele a more convenient starting point than any other, as it is situated in the immediate vicinity of the finest views, and most enchanting scenery with which North Wales abounds. Passengers received (Iud lauded III 1I0111ahe. For Freight or Passage, apply to THOMAS OVVKN, Agent at Rhyl and Foryd or to JOSKPII HUMPHHKYS, 33, Water-street, or at George's Pier lIead. Liverpool. N.B. Packet House, Red Lion, Redcross-strcct, Liverpool.— Refreshments to be leud on Board, From Liverpool to Rhyl. JCLY. Tuesday 14 July 10 o'clock Morning Thursday 16 11 do. Saturday 18 I. Afternoon Tuesday 21 4 do. ::t:¡: :\I:ing Saturday 25 7 do. Tuesday 28 8 do. Thursday 30 10 do. From Bhyl to Liverpool. Wednesday lb 1 Afternoon Friday 17 3 do. Monday 20 6 .Morning Wednesday .22 8. :\Jo:ng Frid;iv 24 9 do. Mon d ay 27 1 1 1-. 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Its success has been most decided in Indigestion, obstinate and habitual Costive- ness, Bilious and Nervous Head-ache, Giddiness, or Overflow of Blood to the Head, Hheumatic Fever, Liver Complaints, and all disorders incident to the Stomach and Bowels. In Complaints peculiar to Females and Children, these Pills will be found one of the best and most effectual remedial agents that can be used; they may be taken by the most delicate females and children, with perfect ?aft?ty. As a Fa- mily Medicine, to keep in the house for all primary symptoms OfindisPosition,they stand unrivalled. No confinement ore ange of(liet requisite. Ince Is. Id. 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. per box. HARVEY'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL, in Xcvvous Affections, Loss of appetite, Languor, an- Debility, arising fromr illness, early imprudence, ex- cesses, residence in t opical climates, seminal weaks ne". sedentary habits, .xc. is infallible. To young and to elderly females it aflords relief and support, that no other tonic has given it mitigates, often to- tally prevents, sea-sickness. All persons of sedentary habits, and tradesmen much confined to their shops, will find a table-spoonful taken one hour before dinner, of the greatest service. Price 4s. 6d. and lid. per bottle. HARVEY'S EMBROCATION effectually and speedily cures Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises, and Ulandular Swellings, alld restores Relaxed Muscles to their tone. Price 2s. 9d. per Bottle. HARVEY'S LOTION OF BEAl'TY, removes Pimples, Freckles, Eruptions, and all Cutaneous dis- orders of the Face and Neck Cures Chapped Hands, postpones Wrinkles, preserves the Complexion to a great age, and, used before Shaving, imparts comfort hitherto unknown. Price 3s. 6d. and i,. 6d. per bottle. "As a safe and effectual aperient, we fearlessly as- sert, that HARVEY'S A.\ïl-J)HAI,ï(, PILL has no equal in this country. 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