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W' - cr'f_ , • ) • • • A ir i4o , A „. " -- 61 4 • "*AV" - 4 1F ° 1 % +PIM (5))..••••16- ) . 19, t FRIDAY, JULY 19, 181 G. ?illthlPE it 9168. PRICE SEVSN-PR ,, R. WATERLOO MEMOIRS. Shortly will be published, embellished with a Portrait, 2s. 6d. rII 'FIE FIRST NUMBER of a Work, containing Memoirs of Officcre engaged at Waterloo : Services of Corps 'present! Letters and .Anecdotes: Honours conferred on Officers and Regiments: Official Reports and Regulations, &c. &e. Communications addressed to the Editor, at the Publisher's, Mr. Martin, Curuer of Orchard end Oxford -street, will hat e every attention. DICTIONARY OF SYNOXIMES. He had first introduced the long-horned cattle into the county at the recommendation of Mr. Bakewell. For a long time he entertained a dislike to the use of ocen. Lord Somerville, however, had so strenuously recommended the Devons for this purpose, that he thought himself bound za make trial of them ; he did so, and found them in conipatisoo with any other breed, as race horses to cart horses. lie would there fore freely confess Lis error, and expressed liimselt at this timl a decided advoc4te for the use of them in hoc. b tad.y. 6 , L•ni Somerville, with thanks to him from the county of Norfolk." This day was published. in a very large Volume.iten. price set is. ENGLISH SYMONIMES Explained in Alpha betical Order with copious Illustrations end Examples drawn from the best Writers. By GEORGE CR ABB, of Magdalen Hail, Oxford. London : Printed for Babiwio, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster- MW ; and I'. Boosey, Old Broad-street. " It is to be wished that some such work as the Abbd Girard% Synontmes Francniem were undertaken for our tongue. Nothing would contribute more to precise and elegant writing" Blair's Lest. S"H Holders of Five pc.r Cent. FRENCH STUCK 34 may wish to avail them4elves of the arrange ments mu t e ti the I:r..i.ch Gion:tititieut for the regular payment . ta Englan d o f !Le Dividesa!N tlivir Food., at the current ex• (hug e. i mmetliatrly after thrT becoming flue, are info rme d th a t, te'ordrr to meet the Dividend due tied September next, Power. of A t oeuey for the receipt of the some mu.t be sent to Mr. nix. SA v. roxll3 Cotin. in-honer, No. Si, * Great Winchestar- Er eet, tin heore thc 22 I Augliar. Forme of Powers of Attor any oiler information relative to French Fonda, may be i s ty apt:lying there, either per.unally or by iv:ter. REOENT'3 EDITION OP THE LATIN CLASSICS. This day was published, very elegantly printed in a Pocket Volume, price 6s. 6d. VALERIE MARTIAL'S EPIGRAM. M hoiA FA ex optimarum Editiolum Collatioae concinnata. Sumptihns Rodwell et' Martin ; Baldwin, Cradock et Joy; Law et Whittaker; J. Booker; Walker et Edwards; J. Robin son; v 13. Beyrolds. ••• The Proprietors of this Edition of the Roman Classics venture to challerge a comparison with any preceding r ocket Edition from tither a British or Foreign Pre-s. as well for typo graphic elegance as for editorial accuracy. The Works already produced are—Horace, price 4s. 6d ; Virgil, 65.; Terence, Ss.; Juvenal and Persius, 2s. 6d.; Leman, Ss. 6d.; Ovid, in 3 vols. ; Cannes. Tibullus and Propertius, in oue vol. ss. ; and, in consequence of the urgent demand for some of the moo popular prose writers, Czar, Cicero, Tacitus and Livy, will immediately follow. Mr. Coke then proceeded to the adjudication of the prints ; and in the first p! me begged to apologize to Mr. Upclier, for son:, omission by which the receipt of a prize cup, which had been awarded to him for .the best boar, bad been unavoidably delayed since last year, and which be now IrTged to present to him. BOARS —TO Mr. Beck, of Lexham, a piece of plate, value five guineas. Judges, Messrs,. Wm. Jay, lt. C. iiarvey,and H. Illyt%. Slitar—To Mr. Overtraz:, of Burnham, for the best shear Lag Soothe:man wether, a piece ref plate, value ten guineas. To Mr. Saul, of Blofi eh!, for the beet peo cf Suuthdown thrives, a piece of plate, value ten guineas. To Mr. Overman, of Burnham, for the hest pen of Southdown wether hoggets, a piece of plate, value ten guineas. ' To ditto, for the beat Southdown tam, a piece of plate, value ten guineas. C• TAC 'C LOT HS WIT 11 POLES, &C.—Who 0 in t:11 he without a Covering to their Corn or Hay Stack, ro ... ht . p i: otconsideraltle. The cost is paved in ore • „f 1 Wet season ; and they have hr. o known to last Upwards 7 0i 0,;:. g y ch et. Apply at Edgitegrou's New and Ohl Sail Cloth Warr:fri‘c, 214, Tuohy .treat, Borough; where may be bad, ww)11 a:,J Cat: RITCY at .sd. put. lb. Sack Tycts at tithe per cwt. &A rye. 41 s. per col. ria:ltchitit: Cord 34d. per lb. Superior g tt in: fnr Fruit '1 ri is at 40,. per (-wt. and at reduced prices. 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As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, It will be found a valuable acquisition —Essence of Peppermint is so well known as a valuable Family Medicine, that the princi pal object of this advertisement is to guard purchasers against the numerous Counterfeits which are prepared by Druggists, &c. The only caution J. P. HLATII can give, is to we that "J. P. Heath, Nottingham," is engraved on the Government Stamp, Price Vs. 9d. and Is. 1 Id. Sold by E. Edwards, (Agent to Heath), OS, St. Pauli Church yard; Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Tutt, Royal Exchange; and all respectable Dealers in Medicines. AGRICULTURE. HOLKHAM SHEEF-SHEARING. THIRD DAT-WEDNESDAY. This morning was unfortunately rainy, which pre. vented an excursion, that had been , planned by Mr. COKE, to the farm of Mr. OVERTON, of Burnham.- In the mean time the carcasses of the prize sheep were exhibited, the weights of which were as follows : Mr. Kendle's Soutlidewn skearhng weather-carcass, 6•t.01b. fat, Ist. Sib. skin 81b. pluck 916. Mr. Overman's Southdoidu :leading-carcass, 6st. 111 b. fat, 111 b. skin 71b. pluck 91b. Mr. Overman's two•shear Southdown Wether-carcass Bst. tlb. fat Bst. db. skin Sib. pluck 916. Mr. Kendle's two shear Southdown Wether-carcass Bst. sib. fat 91b. skin 81b. pluck 91b. Mr. Blyth's two•shcar Southdown Wether-carcass 7st. 11b. fat lst. Sib. skin 10Ib. pluck 91b. Mr. Coke's two-shear Southdown Ewe-chums 7st. Mb. fat Ist. 51b. skin 91b. pluck lolb. Mr. Coke's three.shear Southdown Wether-carcais Bst. 191 b. fat Ist. 61b. skin 91b. pluck 101 b. Mr. Coke's three•sbear Southdown Wetbei-carcass 9st. 111 b. fat Ist. Ilb. skin 916. pluck 10Ib. Mr. Saul's two•shear Southdown Wether-carcass Bst. 71b. fat 1 s:. 11b. skin 101 b. pluck bOlb. Mr. Harvey's two-shear SouthdownWether-carcass 7st.l fat Ist. 21b. skin Mb. pluck bulb. Mr. Freeman's two•shear SouthdawnWether-carcass Bst.lllb. tat Ist. 61b. skin 101 b. pluck letb. After the rain had a little subsided, the company rode to inspect the ploughing match. Seven ploughs were at work, each drawn by a pair of Devon oxen : the greater parr s six indeed out of the seven, were of Mr. ltansome's construction, and are said to combine the important qualities of strength, simplicity, ease of draught, and great durability. About three o'clock the company returned to the Hall, soon after which dinner was served up ; and on the removal of the cloth, the following 'toasts were proposed : The Duke of Gloucester and the Princess Mary." " Small in size and great in value." " The Duke of,Norfolk." " Prosperity to the agriculture of Ireland." " An absent friend, Sir James Mackintosh." " Mr. Beauchamp and prosperity to the house of Langley :7 " Mr.Amys."-" Mr. Rickards." Mr. Coke prefaced the health of Lord Somerville with s few ietnarks on the utility of working own. The Judges wished to direct particular attention to a fine 9-year Devon heifer, the property of Mr. Coke, also to a Devon heifer grazed by Mr. Denny, of hg mere. The Devon or exhibited by Mr. Tuck was also entitled to great commendation ; as were also the Devon oxen of Mr. Biyt6 and Mr. Oakes. An extra sit dinatiiy fat Fnrfa, shire ox, and a lilt Galloway het. fee, were likewise highly deserving their attention. Judges—Mr. Toilet. Mr. G. Fordham, and Mr, Blaikie. Mr. COKE then .observed, that as Mr. Denny had beet; particularly noticed by the Judges, he must likewise add his testimony to his great skill and :then- Lion, and begged his acceptance of a piece of plate, as a token of his approbation. " When r purchased the Egmere estate, gentlemen," said Mr. Coke, " Mr. Denny had just entered upon it ; and I owe it in jus tice to him to observe, that as no man can have been more ready to second the plans of his landlord, so no man has a greater claim uvon his liberality and gratitude. You will therefore do me the favour, Mr. Denny, to accept this piece of plate as a token of my regard, and I sincerely hope that your family will continue to prosper on the Egmere estate long after you and I shall be no more." To PLovctimeN—lst. To Wm. Ives, servant to Mr. Blyth, of Burttham, .5 guineas -24, To Kennett, servant to Mr. Bock, of Skiffkey, 4 guineas -3d. To Edward Beale•, servant to Mr. Garwood, of fhllingford, 3 guineas -4th. To Peter Fisher, ser vant to Mr. Sible, of Dunton, 2 guineas -s:h: To John Nichols, servant to Mr. Overman, of Burnham, one guinea. Judges, Messrs. 0. Butcher, T. Moore, and J. Clarke. SHEPHERD'S PRLMIUMS—In the fir,t class (where each shep herd has at least tOO uwes) there were three candidates-1 Ge neral Fitzroy's shepherd, Wnt. Shingles, who had little more than 20 lambs to a score ewe;.-2. Mr. Hill's shepherd, of Wa terden, Richard Flidale, who had more than 24 lambs to a score ewes.-6. George Taylor, Shepherd to the Trustees of the Loa Mr. Sanctuary, of Weasenham, who had more than 25 lambs to a score ewes.— I he premium therefore of two guineas was ad. judged to George Taylor. In the second class (where the ntruher of ewes put to tup was at least 900) there was only on candidate —James Holman, Mr s Freeman's shepherd, who bad more than 29 lambs to a icor* ewes ; the premium therefore of three guineas was even to him. In the third class (where the number of ewes lint to tup was at least 4th)) there were two candidates—theAlepherd tut Mr.'l"hos Seppings, of Creak, who hail more than 25 lainks to a score ewes, and not 26; and Mr. Harvey's sl:epherd, of Alhorgh, who had more than 26 lambs to a !core ewes; and th retore the prentiuma of four guineas was dui to Mr. H irvey's shepherd. In the fourth class (where each shepherd I, is at least 501 ewes) there were two candidates—William Terringtoo, Mr. Robert Wright's shepherd, who had 23 lambs and the fraction 4-5 to a wore ewes; and William Boom, Mr. Bather's siteplierd, who had 23 lands% and the fraction 489-M)4 or CO-69 to a score ewes. Now the fraction 60-65 being greater than the, icaetion 4-5, the premium of five guineas was given to Mr. Dallier's shepherd. liIVLIEMENTi.—The ptetution for the best ituplenknt was awarded to Mr. Blaikie, for his horse-sliee. Mr. BLAIKIE, however, in the handsomest manner begged to decline the acceptance of this premium,. 'The materials, he said, were Mr. Coke's, and the re sponsibility of its good or ill success therefore rested with Mr. Coke; very modestly adding, that if there was any merit in the implement, it was chiefly owing to the workmen, who had executed it under his orders. He could not, therefore, in conscience accept a reward which seemed rather to be due to the exertions of others, and to which he felt he had so little pretension. Mr. COKE then adverted to the subject of inocula tion ; and in the course of his remarks spoke in the highest terms of the industry and ingenuity of Mr. Blomfield, but particularly as they had been applied to this method of laying land to grass, the advan tages of nhich, he said, every one who had seen them must acknowledge to be inestimable. In conclusion, he begged Mr. Blomfield to accept a valuable piece of plate, bearing a suitable inset iption. Mr. Come then addressed himself to Mr. Paul, the author of so many inventions for the good of agricul ture. Mr. Coke particularly noticed Mr. Paul's me thod of preventing rh.! damage ti.ually done to wheat stacks by rats and mice. For this simple and &Ren e:nos plan, as well as for his important communica tions respecting the wire-worm, Mr. Coke desired Mr. Paul's acceptance of a piece of plate, value 20guineas. A handsome piece of plate was next presented by Mr. Coke to Mr. Tuck, of Lingwood, for the De. eons, which had been shewn by him, and spoken or in terms of commendation by the :Mgrs. EAST TNDLI HOUSE, Jay IA, 1816. irflE COURT of DIRECIORS of the UNITED COM PA :yr ME RCH A NTS of NG L ND, troth's: Or EAST INDIES, d &ray:rive Notice, Tito the Supplement to the is eputt front the Committee of `,flaws, which was ordered to he printed for the information •of tbe Proprietor*, by the Gtneral Court of the 10th instant, h 'So ready for t:eltt cry at this Howe. J. 1) ar, THOMAS'S PRAC [ICE OF PHYSIC.—NEW EDITION. This day was published, in one large and closely printed Volume, Bvo. price 16s. boards, THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC.— Exhibiting the Character., Cause+, Symptom+, Prognos tics, Morbid .‘ppearanc-+, and Impr o v e d M e th o d o f T rea ting tar Diseases of all (Ainslie+. By ROBERT THOM.tS, M.D. Fifth Edition, Revlstd and considerably Enlarged. Primed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; Ca de!' and Davies; S. 1-I'glalry and Sim ; J. Callow ; E. Cos and Sou ; Baldwin, Crarkek, and Joy ; I .aw and Whittaker ; T. and G. Undriwood. 32, Fleet-start; and Adam Black, Edinburgh.