... Bi RTHS. On Wednesday last, at Brecon, Mrs. Williams, wife Mr. Thomas Williams, wine and spirit merchant, of a too- On the 6th instant, Mrs. Carver, wife of Daniel CarY, Esq. of Llanelly, Carmarthenshire, of a daughter. Monday week, Mrs. Evans, wife of Mr. Samuel E\'antr of the Printers' Arms, Carmarthen, of a daughter. MARRIED. On Friday week, at Oystermouth Church, Mr. William Lewis,of ...

... SHIP NEWS. CARDIFF. ARRIVED.-The Pembroke, Jenkins, the Lark, Jones the Elizabeth. Lewis, and the Alary, Jones, from ston, the Three Sisters, Jones, from Newport, the Minerva, Gaitskill, from Whitehaven, the Sheldrake, Pike, and the Elizabeth and Mary, Rees, from Fowey, with irolt ore; the Friendship, Jones, from Port Madre, and the Swallow, Lewis, from Cardigan, with slates; the Doller ...

... BIRTHS. I At Brecon, on Thursday last, Mrs. Winston, wife ol Mr* J Evan Winston, of the Struet, grocer, of a sou. | On the 26th ult. Lady Mostyn, of Talacre, of a daughter- > On the 13th ult. the lady of Sir W, P. L. Phillips, Bart* I of Orlandon, Pembrokeshire, of a daughter. Lately, Mrs. Troughton, wife of Mr. Michael Troughton, of Adwalton, was delivered of four living children, one son and ...

... SHIP NEWS. CARDIFF. ARRIVED.—The Resolution, French, from Jersey, cider; the Dorothy Cook, Gray, from Memel, with timbe and deals; the Sophia, De Jong, and the Julius, y,ange, from Amsterdam, with ballast; the Willhelm, Kemther, from Hamburgh, with glass; the Anna Augusta, BeasnJ*0' from Rotterdam, with ballast; the Liverpool 'scallo, from Waterford, with flour; the Mary, M'Grath, Cork, with ...

... BIRTHS. June 8, at Brighton, the lady of Charles Morgan, Esq. of Ruperra, in this county, of a daughter. Yesterday morning, the lady of the Rev. J. Jones, Merthyr, of a son. On the 27th ult. at Swansea, Mrs. W. Haynes, of a son. On the 29th ult. Mrs. Edwards, of Hendwell, Radnor- shire, of a son and heir. MARRIED. On the 30th ult. at Llandew Church, Breconshire, Mr. Wm. Williams, of the Kellin ...

... SHIP NEWS. NEWPORT. ARRIVED.—The Olive Branch, Btampied, with cider and cattle the John Poyiits, and the-Swan, Gaigey, with cattte; the Susanna., Furse, and the John, Roberts, wth iron ore; the Unanimity, RoUings, the Ann, Jones, ths Betsey, HuxtaMe, the Martha, Eynon, the Moderator, Hole, the Moss Rose, Davidge, and the Fam ...

... t Tymawr, Breconshire, the lady of W. H. West, E ...

... SHIP NEWS. NEWPORT. ARRIVED.—The Maria, Le Bas, the Olive Gibbons, from Jersey, with cider the Fanny and Jones, and the New Bee, Jones, with iron ore; the Simkin, Cox, the Minerva, Owen, the Enterprise, the Henrietta, Skerries, with corn and flour; the Beynon, the Cordelia, Swaffin, with cattle, sheep, and P'^V the Brothers, Hopgood, with flo,ir the'frede,ar. arwOO t the George, Johns, the ...

... SHIP NEWS. NEWPORT. ARRIV ED,-The Victor, Fornow, from Memel, with timber, deals, &c.; the Jane and Elizabeth, M'Carthy, with feathers; the William ntl Mary, Moye, the Economy* John, and the Shannon, Doyle, with cattle, sheep, and P'S*' the Swift, Parker, the Surprise, Sharm, the John alld Hannah, Ball, the Ann, Jones, the Barnstaple Trader, Dulling, the Unanimity, Rollings, aud the Herald ...

... (FOR THE GAZETTE AND GUARDIAN.) ODE FOR THE KING'S BIRTH-DAV, JUNE 4, 1833. Now anarchy her tocsin rings Through the great moral hurricane eclipse. And shock of all time honoured things Wild as the alarum of some ship's Mutinous crew, who, seizing the command, Have run the good ship on a fatal strand There fire the last vain gun, blaspheme and rave. And go down fighting to their roaring grave: ...

... ADVANCE IN WOOL—Wools of native gr°vVj|,1 are full 50 pcr cent. higher than they were a twelTeluol1 4 ago; those of Australia have risen 40 per cent. Spanish 25. ...

... BIRTHS.e At Cowbridge, last Sunday, of a Son, Mrs. Davies, » of Mr. W. Davies, draper, of that place.. 8 On the 17th ult. at Furnace House, Carmarthen, la(ly of H. Lawrence Esq. i)l D. of a daughter. On Friday week, at Llandilo,Carmarthenshire, the of L. O. Lewis, Esq. solicitor, of a son. MARRIED. _r> We are requested to state that the marriage of v Rayner, at Trevethin, which was inserted ...