... Pnckett, from Haverfordwest ; the Friend*, Phillip*, aud the Providence, Roberts, from Carmat then; the Speedwell, Owen, from Cardigan; the Swannea-Trader, Hnxtnhle, and the Phcrnix, Lodge, from Swansea; the Prinee* Royal, Jatne*, from Carnarvon the Dove, ...

... Phcenix, ——.from Bordeaux. ENTERED OUT-—The Margaret, Crevvse, for Trieste ; the Peter and John, Frencman, for Rouen ; la Li-e. Cun-tanlin, for Bordeaux; the John and Jane, Power, and tbe Shamrock, Hyde, for Cork the Erin-go Bragh, Simpson,for Youghall ...

... Rotterdam ; the Ann, Johns, lor Dublin. SAILED—The Concord, Wil*ou,fnr Barbadoe*; the Margaret, Cbantler, for N’evit; the North Briton, Morrison, for Philadelphia; the Active, Westlake, for Jersey; Li‘«e, Com«tantia, for Bordeaux , the John and Jane, Power ...

... 74, Mr. John Savory, senior burgess of Caine. —AtSbroton, Mrs, Smith, wife of Septimus Smith, Esq. solicitor, of Bradford —At Nunney, aged 67. Mr. John Corm-h, farrier; and aged 83, Mr. David Millard. —At Milverton, Mrs. Spurway. widow of John Spurway ...

... —At Bronmerig, the Re». Darid Williams Head-Master of stradmeirig Grammar School, Cardigans! ire. —Aged 52, Mr Joseph Jones, surgeon, AfSwtnsea.— Elizuhe;| ; wife John Murray. M,D. of Swantea.—Mrs. Thomas, of the Coacli and Horsea, Caslteiown, near Newport ...

... by hi* own Intercession with Prince Hohentohe, and >be prayers of tb- latter to the Almighty, Virgin, and John Nepniue.'ccne. Oh, John ot John Nepiruescene. Hea* veu preserve us, as Cromwell said by Sir Harry Heaven preserve Jot* Sot to trwnt out «•»««• ...

... Anthony, from Carmarthen the Acorn, Jones, from Cardigan ; the Flora, from Tenby; the Maria, Rutteo, from Llanelly, The Speedwell, Peters, from Cheater to this port, was driven on shore oear entrance Cardigan , cargo iundiug, and vessel expected got ofl* ...

... removed from (he Gaol in tbia cjly, put oe board the Hoik Chatham, via.:—John Starkey. John Rich, John Richards, Wm. Mogg, Thomas F. Cummins, James Bird, George Delbridge, Borroegbs, and John Scott. ...

... High-street, to Mary, youngest daughter '• of the late Mr. John Smith, Coleshill-street, hath of the j former place.—The Rev. W. Macbean, M. Chrisl-church, Oxford, to Frances, eldest daughter the late John Bell, Esq. of Tbirsk-hoose. Yorkshire.—At St. George’s ...

... Fonmon Castle, Kneath, amid the iorn Pipes, Evans, from Neath-the 9kothers, Evans 'the Mdinerva, W Thomas, the Cardigan, Anthony, and the Hope, Johns, fromn St Carriarthen-tme UOnion Packet, -Lewis, and the Betsey, Wil- ir liamms, from Plembroke-the Active ...

... btfnre the Ist Deceit btr next, alter which time they will not received. COURT FOB RELIEF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. In the matter uj John t TO SOLD BV AUCTION, Hy Mr. WICKKTT, At Bathurst Basin, WEDNESDAY NEXT, IDth November, at one o'clock, (htj Order Henry Dame ...

... Barleycorn. Howland, and the Commerce, Davis, from Milford ; the Betsey, Rees, from Tenby ; the Expedition,CJriflitb.*, from Cardigan ; the Mary, Llewellin, from Llanelly; the Milford Packet, Richards, from Haverfordwest; the Welcome, Davie*, from Carmarthen; ...