LANDSHIPPING,

an arm of Milford Haven again burst upon our sight.—Near it is situated

the uninhabited house of Sir William Owen. In crossing the Ferry, Picton

Castle, the property of Lord Milford, formed a prominent feature in the

gay scene; and Slebitch, the Seat of Mr. Philips, standing at the end of

the Haven, contributes considerably to this picturesque prospect.

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