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LONDON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. num OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCKs Calf& far money.sB4—tar Augua, Oa OMIIiIIOS aff-Zzetieq. Bah, par is. pram-Rassaed sci PRICE OF . STOCKS YESTERDAY. a re Can. Ital. An. 39 ft a pc Cunt. C0n1.3811 Owe Cent- 714 77 3 per Cent. Navy 891 f Lang Ann. 17 144 India Stack 184 Fxckeq• DIP% par is. prem. Omni= 44 Lfrtery Tickets 191.3 a. Cat for acc. s Stilt It is now the opinion of many that a Continental war is at no great &fiance. BONAPARTE, by his ra pacity and impatience, has opened the eyes of more than one Power to fee a part at leAll el his fyllem ; and in fpite of his artifices a plan which was not in. tended to be allowed to tranfpire till ready for exe cution has come to their knowledge, which will tend to haflen them to a decifion. We mentioned Come weeks ago an intent; in on the part of France, to extend its,northern bound tty. We underhand this plan had for its objeS, to divide Hol land with another Power: the latter to have North Holland, Rotterdam included, and to this was to be added the whole of Hanover; BONAPAR.TE to have South Holland.—the Meufe to be the boundary be tween them, but to belong to France. We (hall offer no remarks at prefent on this iniqui tous contra& : it will Coon make noife enough. But we may be allowed to afk, whether it would not have been found policy in this country to have been the donors of Hanover, and to have ahilled in railing a certain Power to loch a rank in the kale of Sove reignty, as would have excited the jealoufy of France, and made it the intereft of that Power to aft with the other legitimate Potentates of Europe, is pre fcribing limits to the ambitious prnjefls of the Cor !lean ? Had that Power, as we long ago hinted, been offered poffeflion of Hanover, and the Sove reignty of Holland, it would :probably have joined heartily in the common caufe, and the influence which France has obtained, direly and indireftly, over that country, would have been annihilated. We yefterday Rated that the report of the capture of the Antigua fleet was unfounded; we now have the pleafure to Rate that intelligence has been this day received by exprefs at the Admiralty, announc ing its (de arrival off Weymouth. The Atlas, SANDS ; the Briton, Powsta. ; the Trolly, Wastra ; and the CONCORD, WILLSON, from Barbadoes, are arrived at Briaol : they failed on the Igth June, under convoy of the HERON (loop of war, in company with eighteen other veffels, fcr Great Britain, and feveral other vefrels for New foundland, Q2ebec, &c. and parted from the Lon don (hips on the 27th ult. off Cape Clear. The Leicefter packet from Falmouth for the Lee ward Blanch, and the Spy privateer, of London, Capt. DveTart, are captured, and carried into Gua daloupe. Wednefday morning the Portuguefe Ambalrador tranfaeed buftnefs at Lord MULGRAVE's Office. On Monday afternoon died, in the prime of life, at her father's houfe at Broomrig, near Dumfries, MEN. KEY, wife of ALEXANDER KEY, Efq. of Lei eetterXquare, London—a Lady whore engaging man ners and amiable qualities endeared her to a eurner • nus ind truly refperflable circle of acquaintance, by whom her early death is moll fincerely regretted. On Monday laft Mr. PITT, accompanied by Lords CARRINGTON, MAHON, ESSEX, FITZHARRIS, Merfrs. Rosa and STURGFS BOURNE, together with a large party of friends, waited the Military College at Great Marlow. They were received by Colonel Ls Mts.- vial+ r, the LieutenantGoYernor, and the Staff ot the College. by whom they were condufted through the different claffes of the prnior department, during the time of inftrudion. 'I hey afterwards infpettcd the plans and drawings of the fenior department, Gen. JARRY, and the Officers who reflex at Wycombe, at tended on the rice:llion. After the hours of fludy, the Cadets paraded under arms, and performed le v.llo manccuyres with a promptitude and precifion that did them the higheft credit for their fleadinefs and difcipline. Nothing can furpafs the arrangement ' and good order that appeared to pervade every part of this Inititution, and Mr. PITT expreffed himfeif much gratified with every thing he had ken, as well in Tepee to the mode of conducting the Rudies as with refpee to the military appearance of the efta bliffiment. It is to be lamented, that the confined accommodation at Marlow, prevents the Inftitution becoming more generally ufeful to the Britilh army. The Rev. DAVID WAUCHOPE, A.M. has been pre fenced by Lord Vilcourt Saexy:LLß to the Vicarage of Sliptor., and to the Reeory of Warleton, by their Graces the Duke and Duchefs of BUCCLRUGH, both in the County of Northampton. One of the windows in the Cathedral Church of Litchfield is now filled with the Rained glafs put-- foaled by the Dean and Chapter from a twined ab bey in France. It contains three fcriptural fubjefts, allentire, vie.. Lb-0 wearies to the Apollo: and 7 bo nil:, The Wont of the Holy Gla, on the 'Wks, and 6, Day of Yisdsmeni. Tile date is 1534. and it is at;:ounted one ut the final fpccimens of this art now in die kingdom. Friday the 3d, or Forfar Volunteers, commanded by Major Dow, which has been on permanent duty at Mcß;,.rofe for three weeks, marched for Forfar, dur ing nib:eh time they have behaved in the mall orderly manner; and, to do *office to Major Dom, his offi cers and. Llen, their duty has been a little fevete, they havingftin , ifned a pard for a fortnight pat for the purpofe of s eepinp, five (Imps crews, fubje& to the per 4-ssnaneeof.4. uarantine,on board their refpetliye (hip:, i l l awe , an d pi v c tai ing ccmaiunication with the time. THE MARKRTS. • CORN RICHANGI, N•RR•LANR, AUGUST 1. The frefh arrivals of Wheat today are few, fcarcel any come coa ft wife ; thofe Markets being nearly as l high, and the foreign at hand. are quoted nearly as our laft—We have Barley, Malt, Beans, and Peas, in very fhort fupply, but from fo few buyers, there articles are not dearer—Oats are in middling quan. tity, and this trade is heavy of Pale at rather left price—Terms of Flour at laft quotation. GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER. Wheat. 38s. 765. 98s. per qr. Grey Pczfe 425. to 471.- Fine Ditto, 2045. 108 s. od. Bean s , 48s. 345. Rye, 48s. 3 as. od. Tick Ditto 444 301. od Barley, 425. 481. od. Oats, 275.324. 364. Malt. gos. 864. od. Poland ditto 384. 39s od. White Peak, So , . 365. od. Rape Seed, ma. ocs. PRICE OF FLOUR. Fine Flour Sc,. to Vos. Seconds Bos. to 83s per rack. SMITHFIELD, FRIDAY, AUGLIS f 2. The Market of this day was tolerably well (implied with different kinds of Cattle. Beef and Mutton were rather lower than the IA report.—The follow ing is a corrscl flatement of the price and number s To 601 the off..l—per Eton of Sib. . . Beef - - 4$ od to 4$ $Dd I (Veal Mutton 41 6d to 4s lod Perk S 6d to 6. 64 4$ od to se od as cd to 4. 6d. litAD OF CAT ft.t TIIIS DAY. Hafts about 517.-Calves 216—Sheep and Lambs 7640 Pigs 517. PRICE of HAY and STRAW in SMITHFIELD. Hay, per Load, . 21. 13s. to 41. Clover - - 41. OS. to tl. 58 Straw, per Load - 21. too. to 21 18. The Annual and Public Exercifes at the School of the Reverend Dr. JONES, Redland, near Bri(lol, took place on Wednefday the 74th. The performances were delivered in tbeipllowing order—and the exer. tions of the Young Gentlemen, both in compofition and recitation, received the repeated plaudits of a very numerous audience, who (hewed how much their feel jugs were interelled by this pleating exhibition. G. NEtDISAm-A Prologue—Original. Verfes written by thew refit► Rive Speakers. Rot re—On•Friendiltip. Goonatcs, Prsife of Great Britain. MONCIC—On Happinefs. Go t.r.o r—On the Works of God. GOODRICH, Jan.—Rural Pie:dunes. M•Gaounn—Effete °ldle Rebellion In !;eland. GROSSZTTOD the Menaced !ovation. WILLIAI4IIOO ItWring School. Woon--My Mother's Pidurc7Cowper. I.AVICOUNT and 10N15...A Dialog%lC. WALsa, Jun.—The Farmer's Complaint. Ftsuza....Mutual Forbearance—Cowper. r- Tz goat^ te—Hail Holy Light!—Milton. Goonatcn, Jun.—The Fnglim Chariats—Bilhop. WA 1.59, Sen.—Eliza—Darwin. Tuouzs—On Poetry—Fitzgerald. GoLkOr—Satin's Soliloquy—Milton. Ltviss—Ode to Eton College--Grey. Ea 'MSC E.—Library. Coon—Morning Hymn—Milton. TR AEI ERN b. 20. V. 43. —Pope. G 2057 ITT—On Eloquence. GOODIICII,Sen.—.On Pulpit Affeetatioi Wt LIA i—A Satire. MO N C K—Progrefsof Dirconewv—Wanton. RoLen.••••The - Academy. WOOD—.I Poetical Addrefe—By himfelf.. ROWING MATCH.—At feven o'clock yenerday even ing Dogget's Coat and Badge was flailed for by fix pair s of limits, pulled by fo many yeung men who were out of their rime within the lag twelve-months. The reafon of their felting off fo late was, that they might have to work against tide the whole of the way.— There was a great deal of fouling between the candi datestwhile they were below bridge, which might pro bably have delayed them a quarter of an hour ; but Johnflon, who won the Vauxhall wherry the day be fore, took the lead a thort dillance above Weltmin der. He continued on the Milbank fide where there was the molt flack water almoft all the way up, and came up to the Swan at Chelfea a minute and a half . 1 before the fecond and third boats, thofe of Matron and Wood, and then was declared the victor. Several bets were laid againft him, as it was thought too much for him to row for prizes two days following. MATCH AGAINST TIM five o'clock on Mon day afternoon, a Gentleman of Hull Ratted from that town to ride one hundred and eighty miles on the Beverly Road, in twenty-four hours. He performed the diftance with perfed cafe by half pall nine on Tuefday morning. He was allowed feven hor fes, but did tint find it neceffary to ufe more than five, and even tour would have been fufficient, had not one of the honks been lamed by the lofs of a fhoe. Tuefday afternoon a journeyman carpenter, for a trifling wager, undertook to leap over a ditch in the Folly Fields, Peckham; but leaping (bort, his brealt !truck againft a chevaux-de-frize, which broke a blood-veilel, when he died about an hour afterwards. He was taken to the neara public-houfe for the Co roner's Inqueft. Cattosisit's Itißlissy.—Yellerday morning, at ele ven o'clock, an inquelt was held before Mr. Jew ram, Coroner for Surrey, on the body of Thomas Monto lieu, Efq. deceafed. The &It witnefs examined was Robert Burnlide,of the Box-office, at Allley'sTheatfe, who depofed, that the deceafed and another perfon came to the Theatre about a quarter pall fix o'clock on Tuefday evening; the deceafed gave the witnefs half a guinea to pay for their joint admiffion, when, as he was giving him the change, he perceived the deceafed put his hand acrofs his eyes, as if feized with a giddinefs, and almolt intlantly fell againft the door, and from thence on the ground ; the witnefs imme diately ran to affift in railing him from the ground, and he appeared to recover a little, but relapfed into feveral fainting fits while feated on a chair. Medical affiitance was called in, but in the courfe of ten mi nutes he expired. He was then conveyed to the New Inn Coffec-honfe,oppofire the Theatre.—Mr.Penting ton, the Apothecary's aflulant, who lives near the (pot, depofed, that on being fent for, he found Mr. Montolieu feated in a chair at the Theatre, infenfible and inwardly convulfed ; he adminiflered fome me dicine, but without effed, and in about ten minutes he expired. He had no hefitation in declaring, that the deceafed met with his death from an attack of the gout in his Itomach. He bad underflood that the unfortunate gentleman was much affirded with it for fome time previous to his death. A relation of the deceafed attended, and Rated, that the family were fatisfied that his death was in cbnfequence of the gout, for which malady his phyfician had recum mended the Bath waters as a remedy. The Jury, under the diredion of the Coroner, gave in Cncir vet dia—Ditil dy iho imitation of GoD. • '. 77AV'TICAL INTELLIGENCE. . ... MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. W. . • se - All. DUE. Alt. DVS. *erferd a id . z 1 $ Hamburgh 0 4 I 4 1 Gottenburgh 0 3 PLYMOUTH, JULY sr.—Sailed the Lady Warren armed fhip, with convoy to the Downs; Eorr. Trauma frigate, for Portfmouth. Wind S. W. PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST I.—Arrived the Favou aryl floop of war from the Coaft of Portugal; PLUTO ;loop of war from a cruize ; and the Dove lugger (with fpirits), prize to the INCONSTANT frigate. Sailed the Whitby and Union tranfports for Southampton. Wind S. W. DEAL, AUGUST t.—Sailed the ZEAwn's, Da- I FENCE, and Gocrem men of war, to join the Channel Fleet; M lABLV frigate, for Portfmou.th ; Aas- Anwa frigate; Bower re and SPEEDY Ildops of war; LUCIFER bomb; FURIOUS, BAWLER, GALLANT and Tycasss gun brig% and feveral other vefrels of war. for the French snail. Arrived. and failed for the River, the Pitt, Captain Nawcomat, from New Pro. vidence, in 33 days palrage. Came down from the River the Britannia Eat} Indiaman, and the Swift Eaft India pilot vefrel, and remain in the Downs with the reft of the (hips as per laft ; and the Olive Branch, Forto,for Jamaica.—Wind CHATHAM, AVG. Ss•at.E s (tithe MIE• MARCH, is appointei.to the EDGAR, and all the OS. cers and men, (except the matter and purfer) are to be turned over to her ; they are rigging and !towing' ber with all polfible difpatch, to receive the 'flag of Lord KEITH. Wedngfday, the Hinz; was commit firmed by Lieutenant H. MARSHALL. YARMOUTH, AUG • I. morning the North .ea Fleet, under Admiral Russats, arrived in the Roads, from a cruize off the Texel, namely, the Mk. IC STIC, Admiral RUSS& LL'S 'gag (hip ; the STATELY, ELEPHANT, ANTELOPE, and ADAMANT. Tre AN: TELorE joined the fleet off the Texel on Sunday laft, and the fame day the DIOM EDE failed for the Downs. Arrived alfo from a cruise off Heligoland, the Bre. TOR floop of war, to refit arid vianal. The AME• TH Y sr frigate has fent ipso this pott a fcbooner, with wine and brandy. This morning arrived from fiam burgly bound to Harwich, i fchooner, with feveral Englifh and Foreign paffensers, who were landed bore.—Wind S. E, ' . • I FROM I.LOYD's LIST. GIATESKNO, AUGUST z.—Paffcd by the Fortuna, Leak ; Twp Friedds, Procy ; and the Twe Gebrodurs, Weaker, from Rona. dam.—Sailed the Elizabeth, Denning, for Trinidad; Britton, Vt a pex, for Halifax; Vertumnus, IstArthur, ftsr Grenada; and the Eleanore, Lowe, for Newfoundland. ASIUTED.—At Briftol, the Cornwallis, Baker, from Surinam Atlas, Wilton, from New York; and Chriftlana, from St. Andero—At floylake, Exprefs, Illadt, from New foundland, Lively, Bayne, from Poole; Hannah,Stawart, from Literptml ; and Endeavour • Effurd, from Waterton:Jr-At Bolton, Alicia, Wilkinfon, from Newfoundland—At Cadix,.WenGtallett, Robinfon, Irian Loudon-,At Africa, Diana. Vaughan, from London. - - - - A letter having been written to the Lords of the Admiralty, complaining of the depredations com mitted on the Britifh commerce by the eceiny's pri vateers cruizing off the emit of America, the fol: lowing anfwer *as yeaerday returned to the Mer chants, by the Secretary of the Admiralty : " Having hid before my Lords Commitlioners of the Admi ralty your letter of the 22d inftant,refpeeling the danger to which the Brides commerce is exPofed on the coaßs of South Carolina and Georgia, from the great number of French and Spaoifh priva teerscruifing there, t am commanded by their Lordniips to ac quaint you, that they have fent a copy of your letter to Vice-Ad miral Sir ANDRZW Myren Sta., and direCled him to take the ne erffary meafures for the prateaion of the trade on that part of the argß. I am, Gentlemen, your very bumble Servant, Dated pit July, tans. (Signed) "Wm. M.sesnats." The merchants at Leeds and the reit of Yorkfhire, have come to a refolution not to fhip any good► In neutral veffels, to any port whatever, American (hips to American ports excepted. The Twee Gebroeders, Capt. /it'll/RICKS, from Guadeloupe to Embden, is detained by the Swift privateer. She left Guadaloupe on the 1 ith of June; in company with fix privateers, one of them a new (hip from Bourdeaux, called the Young Ernouf, car. Tying twentyfour to and 18-pounders, and a to men. The others are two fchooners and three brigs. The brigs are gone towards Surinam and Demarira, and the others to the American coati. 'Two American (hips, with Britifh property on board, had arrived at Guadaloupe as prizes, and it is fuppofed will be con demned. One of the Excife cutters, with Commiffioner Jac cult:, and another gentleman on board, was taken laft week, and cart ied into Calais. The circumftances of the capture are as follow :—The cutter obferving a lugger at a diftance, gave chace to her, fuppof ing her to be a fmuggling veifel, and coming up with her, fent out the galley manned to board her, intend. ing to drop down alongfide, and take her : but before the could accomplifb this purpofe, the Mailer of the lugger, which proved to be a French privateer, clap ped the boat's crew under hatches, and, confequently, when the cutter got under her (tern, the had few or no men to work her guns, and by this means became an eafy capture. HIGH COURT OF ADMlRALTY.—Yefterday the Right Hon. Sir W. SCOTT proceeded to the adjudi cation of the following cafes : The Refpedt, March matter.—This was an American thin, , laden with a cargo of cotton, furar, and other articles. ort a voyage from Martinique to Newbury-port. in America, and from thence to Amiterdani. Further proof was direeted in this cafe as to the property of the Blip and cargo. De Jonge Onne Pieter Brouwer, Puy! mailer —This wire! was laden with 3 cargo of wine and brandy. Ship rettored, and further proof diredted a. to the cargo. Concordia, Hjelmftrom matter.—This was a Swedifh chip, laden with a cargo of various merchandise. Ship reflored, with freight and expences, and the queftion refpedting the cargo referved. Schooner Sophia, Arians Matter.—Cargo rebored; the cafe of the (hip referved. Magdalena and Alida, Hendrickfen farther proof dire dted of the property. Charlotte Chriitine, Peterfon matter.—This was a Danills vet te!, laden with a cargo of deals and fmall timber. Ship and cargo condemned, on the ground of breach of blockade. Jorge Johannes, Wollner. matter.—This wad was Wm with a cargo of wine and brandy. Ship and cargo rettoreti,ito the pay,. went of the captor's expcnces of taking the depnfitioni• •. DOVER, AUGUST i. LaR tiight about half pal eight o'clock we ferved a fevere aCtion on the enemy's coati, a LIG : to the Eaftward of Calais; it continued not motr than an hour, but was to every appearance very hot No particulars have at prefent tranfpired. Shculd any thing be received you will be informed of titer in my next. It is now believed here that a new Harbour still be made; the ground was yeßerday mealured for that purpofe, and Sir SYDNEY SMITH is daily ex• Idled, under whole dire ion we anderaand this im. portant work is to be carried on. • The fortification; on the Heights go on with the greateß adivity, particularly to the Weßward and what greatly facilitates their expedition, is the manti faCtury. of bricks, &c. upon the fpot t for though it was believed by the bell of judges, that thofe heights did not ctoitain any thing but a hard chalk, it found that they afford the bell of earth for mak . • brick, &c. The•launch of the (loop of war, of zo guns, m:; - .• tinned in the Scan. Wednefday, to have been the nth, did not take place 'till the following day. ;It was attended by a veil Gunther offpedators. This velrel is named the NIGHTINcaus. No lets than five vefTels of the fame defcriptino, have been built by Mr. Joon KING, the Proprietor of this Yard, witha thele twelve months. LEWES CATTLE SHEW. juLr 31. The Annual Cattle thew was yefterday very nu. meroufly' attended by all the Agricultorins and Amateurs from different parts of the, kingdom. The thew took place in 4 field near St. John's Church, and at half pelt one the Patties, drove in a barouche and fix by Sir Imes Lana i arrived on the ground, accompanied by Culosiel Lastits, Mr. Deem, and Captain SMITti, NM: FITZHSLIIIIIIT'S brother, Upon infpedion, the bell Bull appeared to be 4 brindle mottled Buil, five years old, belonging to Mr: ELLM•N, of Bligh, near Liles; and the fecond for fymmetry and points, was' a ftrawberry, three years old, the property of Sir tigIITIII CIIPPS, of Stanton. At four o'clock about three hundred Gentlemcll fat down to a very good dinner at the Star Inn. • After dinner the print.% confining of tight very hang:nine Siver cups, value ten guineas, and fix va, use five guineas each, were prefented hy the opinion of the Judges, to the foll Owing Oendemen—Meffrs. PARSGLOVI, HARRISON, and lifsextri, for Oxen; Duke of Benrotin, Mefirs. Cori, and HALL, for Sheep; and Sir T. Calm, Mti.xte, and Bswresr, for Boars and Sow ; and it is worthy remark, That many of the flocks from which the Ewes exhibited for . prices were felgled, have readily fetched this feature four guineas per tod for their wool, a price trefore unknown to the South-down Farmers. The following is an accurate account of the thew names of Candidates, for a yr old heifers ; Lord Sheffield Mr. Attrce - colonel Newton 7 - al Sre li•ii'ararn CP I 4c r.S ti hiffni i" r Mr. Augur - i Mr. Ellntan so* a i..ka OLD mama. __________ - a Mr. Augur • Lord Gage - I llltiale • • 1.01,1 Sheffield • - i Ifllman Mr. Chitty - t T. Sofeby COI TWO TEAR 0.0 1131.“. Fllman a J. Bar:on ' Faulkner : • a AL cern), Sir Thomas Carr I NOR ?RIZ; TZAR clan ataz,..r. - I Augur - I Saaby roe 1301 I tAa OLD L OLL:. • I Stagers • a !Bolan WORKING OXEN. - Mr. Smith Lord Cage 44/flan Lord ShAeld Mr. Nerve t Lord Sheffield, 4, 6 Steers Mr. barby, 2 Sir T. Oorr, 10 110 A IS. Lord Gage Mr. Wet tern Pe.viinzton M. Cripps M. Crippi J. Boy; Saxby Co!e • '9W$. •W. Pennington IV .Fakon: r Pennington SIIILFAMSISI TZAR OLD RAMS. Inman Kemp Augur • Medico J. Scabright Sazby TIT• YEARS OLD. Eau= Kemp • Finconib blodfup Sazby Fencnmbe Sit J 1 t!aslllla* Mrl.tiodren Hamalave TEM TEARS OLD. t,ord Gage Augur Hainan* SAzby 01.11 'COM IAMS.r.TIIIO rtAits OLD. 4mq Kemp Faticombe Augur Saab, Ellmaa TRREE YEAR Dl7 7001.0 aisszcs. Kcmp Hamthsw Sasby EWE!. El!man Marchant Kemp Lord Gagc Sir T. Carr F..ncombe in jrsm Morris • Hamillaw . Elinilin M. C. Cripps Saxby PRIZES FOR CATTLE AND SHEEP. To Martin Cripps. a piece of plate, for the bed bull, 3 Tats 011 To Lord Gage, a piece of plate, for the belt bull, 3 years old. • To I'. Ellman, a Piece of plate, for the belt hull, four years old or upwards, lubjeet to the following conditions: Thstrif either of the bolls Mall remain in the poSillion of the owner, the fubfcribers. during the courfe of the year 'ensuing, mall be permitted to feud twenty cows paying fur each. rase guinea for the ufe of the bull. To Mr. Ellman a piece ot elate for the beftheifer, two years Oki. To Mr. Scgace a piece of plate for the belt heifer, three yeah old, that had produced a living calf, betwett the tit of Jana and the tat of April laft, and in milk. • • To Mr. Serace, Brait place, a piece of plate far the belt cow of four years old or upwards, under the fame condicris as in the lift article. To Mr. T. Saxby a piece of plate for the heft yoke of wor,:.ne oxen, of tbo fame age, from four to fix years old. To Sir John Seabright a piece of plate for the belt South.dovr , ram of one ye.t old halt lambing time. To Mr. W. Davis a piec: of ~late for the belt Southdcwr t. •• of two years old iad lambitig time. To Mr. Mimi a piece ot plate for the bed South-down n 0.... three years old laft lambing time. To Mr. T. S..zby a piece of plate for the heft South dow , ra• of two years old bolt lambing time, which (ball have %%wk.... •.* year before iti the lick, not jets than one month in the .. and (tali have retorted to the flock on or before the .s th April, and thud have continued with the dock till the tit day v. July, upon the Dow: . and arahlz laud. To Mr. Hamthaw a piece of plate for the belt South.elovrn 7312 of three Teats old Lit lambing time, under the faint conditions in the lad artic:e. To Sir J Seabright Two Pounds for the belt South-invn rSeem, in weight and quaLty. To T. and W. Davi, One Pound for the fecond beft. To T. Filiation, a piece of plate for the belt pen of twelve fouth• down ewes, viz, four of one year old, four of two years ad, at..l four ef three years old. „. To Lord Gage a piece of plate for the fecond-heft pen of me., South-down ewes, of the fame defion as the former. To Mr. Saxby two pouuds for t hird-belt ditto. To Mr. Joint Litman a. piece of plate for the belt boar. To Mr. W. Pennington a piece of plate, given by Mr. Cripri, r • the brit few that mail have pioduccd one or more tirrews 0 Rol Tb; ed ; tioc bc 1 as 1 •ig thi wk mil Ni kei un bis he ba, mi Ti