... with coal. Cleared the SperJnell, irerr.el. if% Fume, Edn aids, for t Minerva, Phillips. for Itristol t William Sk v flue, John.. for (ilarlow laud Court e, Morris, for Kidnerly, with sundries; Fortune, it..e4„ for !Janet! v, with sour. Aamtverwtra.— ...

... Tavernspite; the Ivy limb, White Lion, and Boar's Bead, Carmarthen; Bar, Black Liao, Cardigans Bell, Ship. Neat?'; Bear, Cowbridgel Angel. Curdilf and Abergarcon. ; Beaufort Arms, filounioutb; King's Aran. aad Bell. Gloucester* Plough. Cbelteshans; limb. Bristol; ...

... It Is . , it.. t, be . haduedate:bLeAmiswitineen the he. o? drg. to the Fast of the Sun. and sets with Saturn t i e , „ ad Arm. ' io , n atter eight o'clock, about W. N. W. but is it . deg ta the Nunth of that Its small light no. THE F I FTH vii by the ...

... and (be night Of the 12111 September, orders were given to prepare the carria.es, &c. tor the jriari.ey. Tue 'Xing on the I:arming of the 13th, the flan. sports and hearty cheery of his Cambrian sulijerti.• Ifrvit • orders to Sir Andrew liarnard, to give ...

... et 'bid' sae LM IS t, DEC. t6.—Companies have been tossed in some ports of Italy, which undertake to funish the Greeks v,ith arms and ammunitiots. The weeks have plenty of money and pay immediately. Lees the English joie is this trade, which presests o ...

... Elitabeth to the of John Frances and herself in Atli of their bill, filed at the same ()airier Sessions; for their attendance at Cardigan Autumn Great Sessions togiye evidence against William David Jame . • 49 0 By paid John Jones. Constable of ...

... r Ll..rinv er), (' .irmas thrombin.. ithe of Cardigan, wilt be held it the Black 1 , a „or of hiL Majoity'. Court of Chancery of the Crest •l • annul', Nth, ISIV. i . l -On 11111. in the loan of Cardigan, on Wedne.day, dish 55..§.11:* for tht Carmarthen ...

... Epiphany Quarter Sessions, 11911, for conveying 46. By paid John Morris, in full of his bill, Sled at the Michaelmas Quarter Sessions. for his taaselliag expellees in lug county bridges 47. By paid John %lorris, in fall of his hill, Sled at the Epiphnny Qoarter ...

... the ;ou4ll. Thomas Miller, aged 01, charged with cam. toting, abetting, and aiding the said John Davies in the above aouNer. Michael O'Connor, aged s 3, and John Phillips, aged sj, charged upon the oath of Edmund Parry and others, with having, on the night ...

... Major the Cardigan Friends. Hugh Bold. Esq. and Ike Breton Friend.. J e ,,ki n mine. llesaag:on. and the tilamargnn Friend,. C I*. Liasayron. M.jur pp., Li wyncrwn. John Cathy. E. g . John I.van tati. fltnencorse, and our London Friends. Johnes, fsq. Doleoihy ...

... Ossulgon. lord Barnard, VIM'S. be', C. Phillips, G. Becher, W. W. John Hon. W. on, Benj. Frlloon. W. 11. Price, 11. Bernal, Ralph IlLsrelon, It. Portman. E. P. broughams. 11. Grattan, John P.iwell,H. W. Rory, Vise. t irahion. Sir J. Paxton, W. 6. (1. Huise ...

... doer and windows, and one of the young 1 men was shot dead tbroegh the breast, and the lither badly wounded in the leg and arm. Is it not 1 singular that this hammed within a milord a strong tuttary post, the tows of itathkeak, and was sot knzwn then ...