Star. — London, England, 1804-06-15 00:00:00

311 grasEr sAufirkz.v...m.Rox. 01 °Rood, NM 7 1. We wired here peen's'', and found that Sir Srnsav Swats has given up the command, in eon fequence of bad health. The prefent Commander is Lord WILLIAM Sruaer, of the Caescanr. The heavy ships are continually at anchor at the dißance of about (even or eight miles N. N. E. from Offend, while the (mailer yards cruize about to watch the motions of the enemy. There appears to be a very great number of armed wails in 011 end harbour, but lately they have made no movement. On Sunday night eleven brigs got into Boulogne, from the &award. A number of the enemy's (mall craft are erpeeted from Flunsing the firß Eagerly wind, under convoy of a heavy frigate. Should the weather prove favourable, I hope we (hall have a little converfation with them in our wiy. ea tairaal• pas X 3. We are in great hopes that the Elating and oa. end flotillas will now venture out, as they are all ready. There are a great many venal; at 011end,but fcw of them of any force. In the defultory convesfation of yetle e d a y whi c h took place in the Houle of Commons, it was impel& ble regularly to follow. Mr. W. Dumas brought a charge againft Mc 8/111110AM, as having read the Defence Bill iy proxy. The latter Gentleman denied the charge s as far as related to himfelf, and neatly rejoined, " that it would, perhaps, have been more fatisfaeory to the friends of the Right Hoe. Gentle man if be bad Strad the Bill by Foxy I" The ouluerous a leper bullets of the brain" with which a certaiis Aar& has of late been fo cruelly be fieged,. remind be of the Benner perfeention of Mrs. rage, m the 'Merry Wives e Whor "Met taws I heed loveistairs Is the batitlay time of •Ist ..bustsr. Wl= I WV talleat Air them N.lt tinkle ma 11 . ~lt Orly ea hurls with us .eta ma Mashy ! mortals arahlt 1114 sae that Botta attamiliasd withal ; far him us • ads be law fame fini to ue, au I Mow ea as Dever wail have Wasiak la th fray I-voh that targ map etadiew titter!" . Lust, has coneltrded an advantageous outage pnent with the Doblin Manager, *lids takes place after the contludon of the feafon at Covent Garden. In China dignity is not hereditary. but, on the contrary ) Ram upwards, and /nobles a man's an teams. We Iltontd not be furprifed if &mature thoUld, in a moment of family vanity, adopt the r. jprattice of Chinefe heraldry. and thus, by one as . and deed, render Ms defeem illuttrions. Mr. Livinosrosa would certainly have attended Woburn lbeep.&eeringbad besot eamivesl a hint tojheer.gri The .Connters of Drsaar and fuitr, with revere More pafenters. arri►ed at Yernionth on #riday front Rotterdam) and have ante reached town. Lie dpi 110" has dot Inky balksht the p lies o r Nett TIMMS*, it Rollie, Wad& esteagra Wants sear batano. The purchafe alwy, 600000 and (jdood at Legb ool), ovh. as best paid Is raft *ow( in, ITie Etispiers lossentis his enosinseded eraiteta tide: of aids at the maaohtflory of *Wads. Oar fat the KW of Prtata, add the other fot the Lana*. titan witierland. The fantods robber, known by the addle of the Devil. was *teemed at Genoa Oa the rah alt. He died dip linguist firtnoefs. He colffelfed havldg killed MU men with his own hand-. The Dutth Governineht has ordered the moil beautiful frigate in their navy, Irma, to be fitted mat Imniediatikly far. Genital Matt Mori.. for hit prep With Ilia way to England, It is little doubted but hat the Eipedition will fail before Midlhmtzter. Paid*. . Letters received From the Cape of Good Hope confirm the intelligence already announced, that a very fevere proclamation againil the Englilh in that tolony has been iffued by the Governor, for an im i uted breach of public faith ih the feizure of the • , a prize. All the Englith are ordered to leave the pe within two Months, as well as they can , in t tarta neutral !hips; and if thofe nit not to be found, the mail addicts themfelvez to the Governor General, Who is to provide them cartel fhips at their own ex pence, to be fent to the Batavian Republic, and then to be left at its difpofitian ; fo that, after paying freight home ; they arc not fore of getting to Eng. lend. Security mull alto be given that the cartels da arrive in Holland. Thole who dare to trefpars beyond two months will be feized, and their propeety fequellrated! The Dutch Colonifts are recommended to break off all intercourfe with their Englifh cußonsers and friends, and to fettle their accounts without delay. Government has received advice, from Benenolen, by which it appears, that the lois occafioned by the recent sifit of the French to that fettlement, has not been to the extent reported. The Commiffioncr at Fort Marlborough Ling apprifed of the failing of the French fquadron from the Mauritius, apprehending i Till', and being unprovided with the mcans to refitt it, made arrangements with the natives tolerate the i eta eat of the gentlemen of the Calory ; he was thus enabled to remove molt of the Company's property co places of fafety, and to deßroy fuch as moil other. wife hare fallen into the hands of the enemy. Scindea, by the Treaty which has probably been concluded with the Britifh Government, is to Curren t:er to the Company a large track of country north of Jovnagur, and extending to the vicinity of the wealthy city of Jeponr. The Rajah of Color, and tome other Rajahs, become tributary to the Corn- pan-, in confequence of the late war. A very large military eltablifhment is to be formed Air the province of Oude, not only to awe the Mab TAIGIS but their northern neighbours. A large body of the marauders, of fslewat, who entered the fervice of ficindea, defcrted him on his defeat; and retiring in a body to their native woods, I Late from thence ifued in lirong parties to plunder g tire adjacent country. ' 'Thr ee Britifh (hips were takirg in cargoes at Ma- MIA, when hearing of the aai a ,111 France, and fop pofing that it wilild he followed by hollilties with i zpaia, they cut their tables and tau to lea. (lUTICAL INTELLIGINCI. . MAILS Tests DA' ♦aa. DOS. Dublin I Waterford $ W. )1. W. a. t. pet, Hamburg% • PORTSNIOVTII, JUNI 14.—Sailed the Lteiatt brig of war, with a convoy for Gnernfey. Drnpt down to St. Helen's, his Majeay's (hip Sqpiaau.L. Wind N. N: E. PLY/4017TM, JUNI t3.--sailed the NAIAD frigate, on a eruize. Attired the Rebecca, CLITY, from Dublin. Wind South. zzzzz ss, Jon■ 14.—The convoys for the Bal- tic and Tonningen will fail from the Nore on Monday or Tuefday next ; but as the veffels, which are to take charge of them are not fixed on, fignals are at prefent Aging on board the Cites, for the guidance of the Matters of (hips bound thither. Diaz, Julia 4.—Sailed the MARINER gun-brig, l on a cruize. Remain in the Downs, the Mottaace, treaacer, Attotrr, and lart.sxtazz men of war; la Vt tots ta frigate; ZURA, T AAAAA us, and Vup •tos bombs; MajzsTsc armed Ihip, Melpomene, London, ABive, Indefatigable, Britannia, Eliza Tup per, Flora, and Tartar coppered armed tranfports, and faveral outward-bound yards. Wind S. W. YARMOUTH, Julia 14—Monday arrived the Feri a's-rat gun-brig, from a cruise, and the horn ditto, with tome light Viauallers from Admiral THOR*. asaisocto's flat; RHO the Venus logger, with letters from the fleet. The ADDIR (loop Cent in here, a Spaoith (kip laden with copper, coffee, &e. bound to Amllerdans, but the has (ince been re Bored and failed.—Yefterday evening arrived with letters from the fleet off the Tattl,the Deana cutter. Pa&d through to the Northward, a fleet of (hips under convoy of the Moamar gun-twig, and Swats 'cutter.—Arrived from Harwich with Mails for Got. tenburgh and failed this Imostoora. the LADY ?la rge. packet, Caplets Men, Jun.; and this day ar rived the CuaLaw arnesinsip, with the North-Weft Men under her convorootward.bound. The armed (kip and convoy have namoored, as the wind has fluidally (hilted to the North-Weft, they mull come again to anchor.—Sailed the Venus lugger, with difpatches for Admiral Twoannottouqu. The (hips of war here are the iflonatoorn. of 64 gals, Baavoa Hoop; Cvestaw availed Alp,' Soto, Calmat, and I I FRAILITyaII Sen-teriis ; Dial& knitir ISAWIII It OHMS. sesaneta..kaa . 13.—Soon poll yefterday afternoon, Signals were difplaTed 'broil the (bore, of the enemy being in motion st was, however, at that time too thick to fee any thing diftinaly. About Seven o'clock k cleared off, and enabled us by the help of tekkopes, to fee the French Sore with great perfpicnity. It appears that about nicety -two of the enemy's vetch, taking advantage Of the abfence of the Calais (quadrat. and the foods-es* wind,' had cape net of Calais in the afternoon, and were work ing along Owe to forma junainn with the Boulogne flotilla. Our retell' were then lying at anchor along the Sore. oppoilte Boulogne. extending in a long line; but as there was very little wind, they were unable to prevent the enemy's veffels from reaching Boulogne. Our fquadron confined of about 16 fail, hz of which Orem brigs, and the reit frigate.' and bombs. As our vet cls could not attempt to intercept the enemy with the leak probability of finals, there was no firing of any confequenee. Gastaoca, Jona ss.-..The Mary JAMMU:Mt is arrived at gelfaft from Jamaica ; the Sarah, Bow -1 oast, at Chariefton from hence; the Margaret, IL ' Lai of this port, at New York from H a li f ax . after a pillage of nine days; the Favourite Bathe, at Cork from hence, 4th intl. We learn from Belfaft, that early on the morning of Monday fe'nnight, during the violent gale of wind, the flip Collor, one of the Jamaica fleet, bound fur Liverpool, and a large brig boundfor Newfoundland, were driven on Shore near Tyrelia. Both veffels were immediately taken under proteaion of Mr. Hassit, TOD. who atfembled the Tyrella Yeomanry, to pre- Vent any plunder being committed. FROM LLOYD'S LIST- Otwor t tits, Mar in—Pared by the Ellst, Hil.from York; Norway, jambs, from Noway; Odkold, Wild. f►an =; Amichia, lairetzen. from Meant.; Loudon Packet. is, from Oporto ; Courier, Walker, from Merin; Oak, Addrion ; ; and Hope, White, from Gibraltar,— Sand abs Holhoing • In:its. for Lifbon ; Sufaanal and Sally, Hare, foe Lqlhorn ; and Duke at Brand, Lane, for Quebec. Alta noto—At Cowes, the Hope, Hunt, - from itottowdus ; sad Venus, Bloom, from Longfound—M Liverpool, from Stettin ; St. John, Barg, from Homy ; /AL= Enwortortnan, from PM's—At Oporto, Szperlmenr. Sarre*. from 11.1verpool—At Piton, Two Brinktrs, —; and Ades, —. from Uverpool.. The Neptune. Plillspa, bore Africa to the Well Indies, is cap. tared and carried low Rio Janei}o. COCKPIT, WHITI KALL.—Wednefday the follow ing es ufes were tried before the Mod Noble and N ight Honourable the Lords ConunilLoners of Appeals i n Prize etudes : Gladiator, J. D. Turner mafter.....This was • further proof Bate. with (port to doe Nip and eargo, ccelltki at seeds, fpeek, and bra wn. to a vat y confiders/sat amount. which was raptured by his fblp FL Alban's, J. 0. Hardy, Efq. Comawader.—Ship and cargo renamed as claimed, on payment of the captor's carom The Seshefe, Lambert matter.—This Nip, in the pragginpg of a rettan voyage from Porto Bello to Ncw York. with itiEee aires and fume rotten en hoard, was, on the nth d Fabiunalt Ike. captured hy his Majelty's Nip Retribution. S. P. her. Efg. Commander. and carnal to the anode Jaanaica.—Ship and Loin rebored r dalnied: fcbconar Raves, leanings main—This Americas alp, with a carte of Soar. sad varlou. other Airdrie* of earrehastdisc, booed on a Topic from New York to the Havatiosh, was famed as a prise, hp the private hl of war Broths" J. 141pcombe Contmaadcr, and carried to ?few Prosidcacc....Ship aad cargo rater*/ as calmed. On the morning of Saturday fe'nnight, jaws Mar tie and 16 gam Der, who bad been fentenced at the tall Salons to twelve months folitary confinement in Bridewell, Norwich, for defrauding a perfon of a note, effeßed their efcape horn that prifon. It ar pean that they forced three locks, and entered the cell of Atka, a fellow prifneier, whom they endeavour ed to prevail upon to accompany them in their flight. hot he reftifed to go. They were fees with another mos scar &ma MIL on Saturday cvssing. SHEERNISS, yuN i s 14. On Thorfdar laft, the Sheppy Volunteer -itirsadri under the command of Major Be , were in= firerUed by Colonel Ma te t or , wh o ex p r effed his en tire fatisfation with their military and Ready ap pearance under arms, and the great wafters will which they performed the feveral evolutions before him. They have been oft permanent duty at Sheer nefs for a fortnight, during which time they were always under arms at five o'Lliick every morning until nine, and again from fix till eight hi the even ing; fo that although they were in a very relpeEtable Rate of difcipline before, they are now very much im proved. It is highly creditable to the corps, that of r rank and file, except thole on the lick lift, there were only three men abfent, and by order of the Ma, jor, they have been crated from the lift of the corps. This relpe&able corps marched yefterday from the fortrefs and King'. works. The Duke of CANSIIDOE arrived on Wednefday morning at General WHirst.occs's honk Port& mouth, to infpea the Ring's German Legion, at Hilfea and Porchefter barracks. of which his Royal Highnefs is Colonel. The Kynrinv Greys marched into Faverfham and Ofpringe, on Monday, to do duty for ten days. The Warwickfhire Militia marched into Margate, on Friday and Saturdly The Preflon Rifle Company, commanded bY Cap tain Dote, arrived at Laneafter on Thurfday laft, to remain on permanent duty for :a fortnight. They are a fine body of young men; and feem very expert in their esereife. The Loyal Alhton Cavalry, commanded by Sir W. Galt MIN Bart. returned from Cheller, where the, had been on permanent duty for 21 days, on Monday Ult. They were infpeited by Col. CIITLIR, com mander of the garrifon, on the Saturday preceding, when be expreffed his entire approbation of their conduit. Friday the Arran Volunteers, and on Saturday, at two o'clock, the Greenock Volunteers, arrived in Glafgow, to remain on permanent duty for one month and on Sunday the Regiment of Greenock and Port Glafgow Defence, arrived alto at Glafgow for the fame porrre. Saturday morning, at four o'clock, the Battalion of Andertlon Voluntee rs, commanded by Lieutenant- Colonel Games, marched through Glafgow on their way to Lanark, where they are to continue on per manent duty for 14 days. PIBIIIIITATION or Cot.noas.—Monday, the jab inft. (the anniverfary of his Majelly's birth) being the day fixed on fur prefenting Colours to the Wor)t mgton, Marypprt, and Harrington Volunteers, the ceremony was performed at Workington. in die order. hire. Cullman prefented the colours to the Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, 3. C. arawei, Efq. in a very apßropriate (patch. Yellerdiy morning at nine o'clock, the following regiments were brigaded in Hyde Park, under his Royal Highnefs the Doke of Tote, viz. the Light Hoeft Vannteers, the Wellminfter Cavalry, and the Loodotrtavalry. The btigade was commanded by Lord Hamm:iron, and Coload Da &mayn't at tended as Infpitaing Field Officer. The evolutions commenced bt a difcharge front the field pieces of the Light Horfe Volunteers, which was repeated by thofe belonging to the London Cavalry. The regiments then palled in open columns in the following order : The Light Hark Volowww-71e Goths Cavalry-TN Prawkalw Cavalry...with the Light Both iiiiwwwwl, with their iir4d-piews._ A line was formed of the whole brigade, the left (quadrat of the Light Horfe was the (quadrat of di ration. The manauvres then commenced. The Light Horfe Volunteers. , after charging, retreated in lquadrons through the divifions of the Vießrninfier Cavalry, and that of the London.—They generally formed their fquadrons by the HeMan long move ments. The two lea regiments afterwards formed in divifions, then charged and retreated. The Duke of You, after the grand charge, rode up and compli mented the different regiments on their great rapidity and corrednefs in the charge. Lord HARRISIOTOII, in the name of the Duke, raid he never raw a Eger dif, play of tactics. The wheelings were done with great conveners and with wonderful celerity. During the charge, fkirmifhing parties were ordered out to pro tea the retreating tquadrons. The Review concluded with the Corps palling the Commander in Chief in open coluifins. The clouds of dull which accompa nied every movement. were a great obilacle, paru cularly in the Hellian long movements, and the charges. It being the firft time of the above three regiments being brigaded, it flea Gray occupied more that than it otherwife would have done; and the very heavy rain prev e nt e d man y ot h er evol utions be ing performed. The ground was extremely well kept by a party of Lord Haas INCITON'S Regiment. At ene the Corps moved off the ground and re. tired. The fpedators were very numerous, nawith- Rending the weather was unfavourable; the line of carriages extended in regular cavalcade a confiderable difiance along the ride. The Duke of Cum General M . , and many other perfona of diffinc- Lion were on horfeback. RRRRR OV TIM StVllll/: 2. Clerral Salute. 1. ~Trot by . by het 3. Trot in line. aede= de b7:lecrnate half fining& 4. Throw forward tic Richt. on eighth of fat Circle. den Mini i I. March by the m Richt into a new alieneit , the liter DIA. no it. 6. A doh Ceram of hair 541•11a1COL I. Forts dogs Colgan of Resonate. es mis t Form Divides§ g( dindrese, and dqoloy. 9. Once tint to the richt, is two Mw. to. March and retire In lies, covered by likindiherge ii. Heft Lee awrgee and retiree throosi the tecood. whirl Rands fad. 12. Sscond Liza Mugu and retkes though the fird, which alvaace.. 33. Fors • 110.14 LW to tie MOW Frost. 34. Aiwa pall. The third troo➢ of Weßmintler Cavalry midland at eight o'clock in the morning on the Parade. to prefent their Captain (Foam's>) with a very faperts (word, valued at too guineas, u • token of their high alum far his attention to the Corps. Captain F. returned thanks in a •ery elegant and animated fpeech. The Officers of the Itochford Votoneeers, in Mx, have dm did a good mode to make their men expert (hots at the target, by affixing a Haak-onat for the bull's-eye s sad swim it u a prise to s►ery tam who hats it I Mr. Mr. Mr:l Mr. I Lord 4 , Mr. &C Mr. B. L Mr. Cbstmosddryisssit Chaim Cbear. 6 pt. di • ; Mr. Bradt& Sams likenisAgss. old H. R. H. the Prince of Wales, Lord &chine. .- Foley, and. Mr. Scrope, pd. ft.. Fifty Pounds, for bodes of all denoutinatimin. Tie . mile beats. Cat Kisifeetes Orros. 'mad. sort. Etas , 4 1 Mr. B. Prices Lat., rrs. old. toe. 31b. - 3 3 S Pigoes Gary Owes, 6 yrs GM, t tit las t I 4 • Mr. Denim's Meat s, seek nit Mb: • I dr. Mr. Howarth's Sisqlseog. sged. I IL 'alb. dr. bard Ftak7'a Capt. AlOsissed !mold. . dr. Mr. Habig C.66tos, 6 yrs. W. tit 914. • dr. Lord Defect x had yellerdag a lung interview with Lord hfeivitte, at the Admiralty. ' Sir Hagar Eurasian, on Tedder LAI al& brated the twenty-third anoiverfary of his llekght• bond. The party coufifting of nearly tweatyßer fons, fird invited upon , the °caftan, wooer Inth a few exceptions, ell prefect. Dowager Vircountefs Aseaeoor. allk Birth-day, prefented the Sbipton LoyaL l telt with an elegant fiend of colours. ' 4 4.'%4'' '. I The Hon. Jona Scorn tided foe i f lie L Chaccillor, is very Suatty to be aanrniot.g. Ka . R....y, daughter u( Sir Marcus* Wwrri Ammear o * Bin. M. P. for Newcaftle. • .... . . ;1 The late Rev. W. Wissilednot e 'lf ' . Sarum, has left 45,0001. tit , _ . Mb Huarr, Efq. of Buckden. hie It r• b. - to take the name of his now in the 14th year of his age, lad dal la to accumulate till he is 34. EALING Critracc Oacau.---Yellerslay, she new Organ at Ealing Church, the peak* of ;lira. 1t... ea, of Ealing Park, was opesei 'Atha pied filem '.ion of facred ma k. Notwitbiamliag use aureppi deciliters of the weather, not Iva dila a dwarsod Pr' fans attended, of the fug rank and faSioe, not emir ' from the eicinity, but from London: The rot:Jitter Iformers were IrEfs Pages, Mifs.Menaar, Mr. Inc:A eon, Mr. Dion sr is,*and the two iKatuits. Mr.' sei• ter led the band. From the eascainemeat Of performers, expeaation was MO/ raked, as antplt gratifsed by their preface. Weary MVPs the neighboorbood vied in *awaking dear frimiks. Bet Ealing Grave. the Sat die ini of Motrure roasts, was the grand readerreisi. Aar roof the fiat Nobility and Gentry partook there of a moll furnptoons cold collation, provided satin the direc tion, and with all the acknowledged tails of the Com te& It confided of every delioacy of the bayonet,lPith a protases of .greipes, limilierries • ion, lke.. ace:- Infpired by his Lordileip's bergaady and elaret. whisk Sowed plentifully. Mr. Motion and the lit.ituades hag fevesal favourite Coop, with. mom thou stir areal excellence. But the tut umullist put of tie entertainment was Come Dente sod Wise by the barely Mire G s, executed is a Rae the/ telhlbett its highek credit on tisefe ladies and their iNkrenistes At tits elegant repaft the falidioes critic !saki. ,to admire and nothing to centers. &aegis 0t7w. 10 12 . pitality. and good humor, adorned the tellies His Royal Highoefs the Doke of Kenv's bead at• tended. Stich was the attention of the Stewards, al. though the numbers were mach greater than dew exist:tiled. at the Much, every parka was auntrutp dated. - ',- Oa Thorfday feinaight a pike was take" out thils • great pool, in Packington Park, Warwieharfrevoleo feat of the Earl of Avtssroaa, with a merisMerta . its throat that weighed sob& which bad &mad him : the pike when empty, weighed 'albs. A crow has been obferved tbefe four Tars at Kirkton, near Bathgate, having its wing aterly.all white. The proprietor, wailing to have ir lalredas a curiofity, (hot it (as be fappofed) ; but, elven minatioo, it proved us be a young one refembiing the parent in the wings, with the aerial:la edits such being partly white, claws wholly fo, and white fea thers or (pots on its head. He has it now prederved in his pOOO. It was not afcertained whether any • more from the net refesnbled the old one, which is feen daily. About the year 5772. there was a rookery, and • heron, at Newtown, late the family feat of Lord SIPIPLE, in the county of Renfrew. The trees ea which the heroes built were cut down. The birds being thus deprived of their habitation, attempted as build their nails on the trees occupied by the crows, which trees happened act to be cot down : a Arras enfued, a fierce battle was fought, the heroes were dirconsfited. The rooted army, however, Coos re turned with a waft reinforcement of warriors of their own Hoek. The battle was renewed with iampetee• fity, till at length the rooks were forced to yield, and permit the herons, their enemies, to bead on a few of the trees. Afterwards the crows and herons Died together in terms of inviolated friendlisig. Mr. Duvet. the Nurferysnan, of the Kent Reed, bus foe fame time encouraged the breed of leaches to fuck as extent, as to be able to (apply nearly the whole of the faculty, and others in and about Lon don. A few nights fince his preraifes were robbed of his whole dock. Mr. D. edentates the valise oldie life at between two and three hundred pounds. On Toefday as T. Faulkner, a toll-gatherer at Tottenham-court gate, was receiving toll from a dray man, he was jammed between the Diaft and gate rid, which broke his ribs, and on his falling the wheel went ore, his legs, which were dreaaollg eroded. He was immediately conveyed to an SwF pitel. without hopes of recovery. • - 74siimprt,1 0- ...1. - ••,•• •,! --1 ..5.:':',.'.. spearlisvairzuranks - ~.,..,4 — liar ----4 " 1 " -- • ' 4414 w .)iiivawidimplow"Juss* •••• ea;tbi I Ssweep Aakes of g pintas each, for beet* bps that never won snort than togs. essigph Air Bibury or Maciflingtoa ; four yr. olds, ,101k.06: Gee yr. olds, i ill 51b. fix yr. old,, tate iSibdild aged Isl. Three miles. - r , I. R. H. the raw otW • :var. 6 maid. 01. Kingkotes Wismar, • . • I r W. W. WINK% b. b. 6 rs. di fr. Herbert mimes Pieress.Wiredii ir. tursrsm.Cbiallaolf NOW. amila by TOM . _. Marla. 6 yrs old ru k, Orgill:Vs Rube, 4 rya 4ii • ..- .. • "' ri• - ' Ir. Deoglaa's hinnies. semi .- . . o pi t 1 Ir. Bailoses Thsroville Roysl.6 "add • __ pd erd Redivides b. e. by Nears, oat era Male iffets. . . 4 Yrs. ad - lr. Chcilinooddris Casale Abram, Syn. g6l % - Swecpflakes of st gs . eac h, s 5 f or feit, fee Icc of diffetcnt ages and qualifications. FOurz t r Ir. D. Dossers maw Afrolfood,aeod - - •• - ..L' a ,—.. . . .