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-- --:: • and the nature of the butinefs which tame before t h e m, occupied their time as. fay ; as the time of the Admiralty Board was employed in the parti ticular bufiners which came before them. The bill was then read a fecond time, and com mitted for to-morrow. 1113 M MALT DILL. The Houfe went into a Committee on the At of t2th Anne, prohibiting the Exportation of Malt from Ireland. Mr. VANSITTART Rated, that it wax not his in tention to propofe any alteration in the law in this refpeB, he only meant to propofe that Malt might be imported from Ireland to this Country the fame as during the exigence of the Order of Council which expires in January next. He therefore moved that Irith Malt fhould be allowed to be im ported, for a time to be limited, fubjed to a coun tervailing duty. Mr. COR Y moved that Seed Corn be permitted to be exported from Great Britain to Ireland fur a time to be limited. Both there Refolntion's were agreed to, and the Report ordered to be received to-morrow. The Houfe went into a Con/mince on the Ira Sugar Bounties. Mr. Coma Rated, that the bounties on Irith Sugars were aaually on the fame footing with thofe of England, he therefore thould move fimilaire folutions to thofe jail before pal, which were fe i,erally read and agreed to, ana the 'report entered to be received to-morrow. —Adjourned. .. LOA DON. itEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IS. ~ PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK e 3 per Cent . Cook for 0 0 . 72111 1f• a per Cent. Red. 7 7zl Omnium 54 14 14 Cent. BSI Si ',_ _PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY : 3 per Cited. 71 4 64 70 4 Imp. 3 per Cent. 681 4 per MI S per Cent. 97/# 5 per Cent. will Osmium 6/11 6 l'. Lang Ann. so} Cod foe acc.72/ 7tl 72/ COURSE bF EXCHANGE.. ,_ Amite :Ilan, it 82 U. Cadiz 341 alre& NaPle• 4i Do. at tight i 1 61 Madrid paper Game 4SI Rotterdam, i t 9 2 U. Dkis 341 Meet. Liibon 67 Hamburgb 34 5 11U. Billie' 351 circa. Oporto 671 Akan* 34 A aim Leeson- 491 Dublin ill Paris, t days date, s 4 so liido.Ditto, a 4 i 6 .2 U. lonrdeaux, ditio, ae 27 Venice 51 Luna Picot aka :Wm per L.t ftcrk . Datum, Demmer. to. . Gov. Gob. 31 per Can. 781 I 5 per Cent. Stock 971 g per Cent. Gay. Deb 9 7 11 98 I Royal Can. Loan, 6 pa C. 951 COM= or SICHAIVOI: Dublin On London (Dec. to) - . toll London on Dublin (Dec. 3) - 12 Befaft on London (Dec. 7) - 71 adfaft at DOW - - 4 1 5 516 t days. This morning we received Paris Journals to the inf. but they bring nothing of moment.— , trench fluids Sz f. 85 c. We have alfo received letters from Gibraltar, Ultich Confirm, in a great meafure, what we have WTI than once.meutioned as likely to take plice, tamely, that our troops are to retain Malta for come time at lean.' Indeed frent recruits have been fent to the regiments in garrifon there, and Come of thole now in Egypt are to be Rationed in that At Gibraltar it is firmly believed, that' had we quitted Malta the French would have again poi fired themfelves both of that place and Egypt.— Judging by what we have feen nearer hoine, we art much inclined to be of the fame opinion ; for there is a wide difference in the policy which dic tates a feizure of poffeffions, occupied only by Come nominal power, though even at the rifque of a war, and that which prompts to aaual hoftilities with a formidable rival, to difpoirefs him of that which a future time may prefent a More ptudent anottent for feizing upon. The letters we have re ceived (ball be laid befote our Readers to-morrow. We have already had occafion to notice the ar ticle in the Treaty of Aii•la-Chapelle, by which the reverfion of the Duchy of Parma was fecured to the Honk of Auntie. Spain certainly poffelTed Ito power to transfet the fovereignty of that terri tory to France ; and it is now confidently Rated, that the Cabinet of Vicuna has ferioufly remon- Arced againft its annexation to the French Re public. The event,of the remonarance it is not difficult to anticipate. Auftria may think it ne ee&ry to enter its protell againft the Enceinte, re &Twin, the quellion of tight for a future decifion tut that its reprefentations will prove fruitlefs, there cannot wit a doubt. The Gazette of lag night contains the lift of the Officers promoted to the five battalions of invalids. All the Officers are taken from the half-pay lift. Yellerday the Duke of Yoas and the CH AIM- L ira of the Ez cnaoy z a rode together in St. James's The Duchefs of You was attended laft Wed ay to the Bath Concerts by the Duchefs of NORTHUMBERLAND and daughters, Earl and Coun • Lea HARCOURT * Earl and Countefs MALMSSURY, Lady Ana Sere, and the Gentlemen of her houfehold. The two letters of &sae smalt, found among the Dorfet papers, and now about to be publifhed, have been fhewn to various men of letters and antiquaries, by all of whom their originality and authenticity has been admitted. The great Lord Treafurer Bucantiasr, to whom both of them are addreffed, was the anceftor of the prefent Duke of Nasal.. He wrote the firft regular Tragedy in Terre i n nut language, vaned Gorbodnc." and feting, if we may judge fto m the flyle of the I iguille to have lived on vary frienilly, if trot on kinonai bird. ~~ Ys - 7'" - ‘..4 -• ) • AMIN ILERAT. , _ . . \• • • • ; MAIM LAIR, DlCRifitit • • There is no alteration in the Aare of die Market fince Monday left. • . , . Yeaerday the Loan Mayoa, af ter examining the reports of the Mealweighers, onlised 'the price of Bread to continue at 9fd. the (Luirrtern Loaf. IMPROVISATORE, . . . OR A AATR saAcis SRTWRIN MR. Al! , 10 1 IR. C. AND Mk. figilliTOß 411 Tat LOWER-itooias, SATR Tho' potent.is a mighty Kill, We fometimes fee a feeble Thing, ' To whom that Name is given, Affurne the moil impereous Tway, And, eves is the#es °Cary, CoetrOnl the of Herm. LA , ;a We copy the following articles literally from a Paris Journal : The Drawing-Room at St. Cloud, on Thurfday lag, in point of brilliancy and falbion, eclipfed all former precedent. Madame BON RP ARTS entered the Drawing-Room at half pall three o'clock, when the following prefentations took place, viz. Her Grace the Duchefs of Doitirr, Lady of his Excellency the Englith Arnbatrador ; her Grace the Duchefs of GORDON, with ha beautiful and accomplifbtd daughter LadyG o &Gift NAi her Grate the Duchcfs of Nxwcarrxx ; Countefs of CHOL MONORLST; Lady Cournonasa; LadyELizaarrit Mount; Lady ELIZAIRTR FORJITIR, daughter of the Earl of BRISTOL, I3ilhop of Derry. There were the principal Englith Ladies that were prefented to Madame BONAPARTE. The foreign circle of Ladies was very numerous. Lord WHITWORTH, the Englith Ambaffador, was like. wife prefented ; together with the lift of Noblemen and Gentlemen, prefented to the FIRST Cow su 1., on Sunday fe'nnight. The re ft of the company confined of M. TALLEYRAND, Minifter for Foreign Affairs; M. Mem, Secretary of State, with the other Members of Government ; the Foreign Minifters and their Ladies Sjr JOHN, Lady, and Mifs CAL LANDER ; Colonel ROCHE, Lieut.-Col. MATTHEW. Lord FREDERICK MONTAGUE, Major STAPLES ; the beautiful and accornplithed Mrs. Oaav How TER, and a large party of falhion and beauty, of all nations, too long for recapitulation. , f i.Her Grace the Duchefs ofDoasivir was honoured by Madame BONAPARTE with the moft marked at tefifion. By miftake, her Grace was placed at the left, inftead of the right hand of Madame BONA PART a. This occafioned a temporary derangement, which, however, only Cerra' to difplay the affa bility and politenefs of Madame BON4PARTE in a more confpic mous light. The Duchefs of GORDON was likewife noticed in the moll gracious and flat tering . manner, and as well as her lovely and charming daughter, Lady Gsoaoiaiu, connituted the object of general admiration. Nor ought the beauteous and fafeinating Lady CONTNOHASI to be omitted in this gkriaarsersfiedation of female love. liners, this luridum tai hew, of which fhe formed fo bright and fpar kling a (tar! May fuch tweet ir radiation ever Nile and cheer the political horizon of the Courts of Europe, and snore particularly flied its benign influence over the Cabinets of France and Great Britain ! The ceremony of prefentation being over, the company were ushered through the long gallety to a fpacious apartment where refrefhments were ferved up, confiding of the chtilieft wines, fruits, and other dainties. The precast being the firli time of this caftan taking place, we may confider it as a compliment to the Englith Embafly. About five o'clock the company withdrew, highly fatisfied with the polite reception they had expe rienced, and loud in theirraes of the urbanity and winning kindnefs of Madame BONAPAITI. The Duchefs of Goation in particular, expreffed herfelf in terms of rapture at the elegant and con- ciliatory manners of that Lady. Left Wednefday there was a very elegant party at Mr. CON CAN Notes. This Gentleman, who lives in the true Irifh ftyle of hofpitality, has a _nipper party every Wednefday. In addition to his weekly parties, he gave a grand fupper on Friday night. On Thurfday night the Princefs de Ro wax gave a grand ball to a numerous party. The Duchefs of Goat:ion, whofe princely hofpi talkies hi her own country form the aerie of uni verfal panegyric, is determined not tolitelipfed by even the meridian fplendor ofParis. Her parties are in the firft ftyle of magnificence; and the ele gant attentions which her vifitors receive, as well from her Grace as the lovely and charming Lady Gsoaciana, fafcinate all hearts, and render them loud in their demonftrations of applanfe. Mrs. OUST HtINTIR; likewife keeps . up the credit and reputation of Britifh hofpitality by her elegant parties. Madame RICANItt gives agrand entertainment an Monday next. The polite attentions which this Lady pays to the Englifh gentry refident in Paris, are a grateful return for the civilities experienced during her fhort hear in London. Earl and Lady Cuoi.stomosi.ty alfo have their public nights, which are attended by all the Beau Monde of Paris, as well as by all the fathionable Englith parties is this metropolis. Ex r Lostorr.—On Tuefday fennight, the part of one of the Battle powder.mills in which the ingre dients were , pulverifed, blew up with a very loud explofion ; but providentially no life was 'loft, nor any very material damage done, except to the im mediate premifes in which the combullibles ex ploded. The Beauty of Bistiennere has found her way into the Caricature Shopi, where fhe is reprefented like coufip, prefenting a bowl of cream to thefalfe Hope. Mrs. JoLuas ' s jewels were ftolen out of her ear riage, a few evenings fince, in Drury-lane ; but we are glad to hear that the villains were next morn. ing taken into cuflody by the Bow•ftreet officers, while in the aft of dividing the fpoil. Her maid. fervant had put them into the carriage, as hermit trefs was coming out of the Theatre ; but before the arrived, the farther door wooyened, and the !----1- , . _. PM:" _ ' iuszkv, , Monday morning laft a meetin rook place near Bandyrnonnt, h etween. William M—s, Efq. of Londonderry, and a Mr. B---c; of Bonrdeaux, in confequenre of a difpute at the Theatre. After two fhots.eac.h had been fired, without effea, the feconds interfered, but could not reconcile the parties. They took their ground again and fired ; Mr. M.'s bill ftruck Mr. B. in the fide, who fell, and Mr. M. received a flight wound in the knee. Happily Mr. B.'s woUtici is pronounced by his fur not mortal. HE LATE FLoods.;--Many pieces of printed calico, with all the prints, a quantity of dye fluffs, and various utenfils belonging to the bufinefs, were (wept away from the printing concerns of Mars. CONWAY, ChapCllZod and at Drumcondra, the whole o f weir of the mills belonging to P. Suratocx, a poor and induftrious man, was en• entirely deftroyed. At Leixlip, a young man with his honk and car, were fwept over the bridge ; the horfe and car have been found, but no account, has been had of the young man, whofe aged fa-1 ther has fince been fcen, in the diftraaion of grief, walking the banks of the river in fearch of him ! Mr. LYNCH, of Lucan, has been much injured in his property, the flood having carried off large quantities of liquors, groceries, &c. His lofs is eftimated at no lefs than 2001. THIATILE.—The Tragedy of Zara was perform. ed yefterday evening to an audience as numerous and brilliant as attended the Theatre this feafon. Every part was crowded, and the boxes prefented a glare of beauty and fathion. The Countefs Qf HARDWICK!, and part of her Ladyfhip's family, were in the Committee B .x. Zara was acted by Mrs. SIDDONS, in her fuperior Ryle of excellence. The Truftees of the Lying•in-Hofpital have publicly contradicted the report of Mrs. SIDDONS having refuted to perform for that Charity, de claring alto, that no application or requeß of fuch a nature was made to her. Relative to this affair, which has occupied the public converfation for Tome time pail, Mrs. s SID DON thought it incumbent on her to addrefs the Proprietor of the Theatre. The following is a copy of the letter : TO TILZDIMICK IDWARD lONICS, IN: Six—l take the liberty of addreffing you on a fulled which has canted me much uneafinefs. Public concern is, u^der any circumftances, well calculated to wound our feelings, but it is peculiarly diftreffing when it is heightened by injuftice.— Thie reports moft injurious to me have been circulated can no %ogee be doubted, when I allure you that' I underftand it is genengly believed I refufed to play for the Lying-in-Hof pital, in this fulled yin will, Ikm fure, be as anxious to do me9uftiett, as I am folicitous to vindicate myfelf in the eyes of the Public. I therefore beg leave to bring to your r..colleetion, that you did me the honour of calling on me at my houfe in Park-ftreet, Taft fummer, when it was liberally propofed on your part, as it was chearfully accepted on mine, that I mould perform for fome 'Charity ; you alfo recoiled that it was confidered by us both as a compliment juftly due to Lady Hardwick!, that the mould have the choke of the particular Charity for which I was to perform—and you thought it likely that her Excellency would give her prefer ence to the Lying-in-HofpitaL You alfo, Sir, muft remem ber, that I was not only willing but defirous of exerting myfelf for the benefit of fo laudable an inftitution. Why Co amiable a purpofe was not immediately-promoted, I cannot'even guefs— but Cure I am that its poftponemcnt cannot be attributed to any backvrardnefs on my part. The fame motives which actuated me then, are no leis powerful now; and it will give me infinite pleafure, if, by the exertion of any powers I poffcfs, I can be able to promote an important objedt of public utility. Ann now, Sir ,if I may be permitted to (peak of myfelf as a private individual, I have only to regiet the fad neceffity im pofed upon me of vindicating my chars/der from the imputa tion of a failing as unamiable as (I troll) it is foreign to my na ture. I regret that I fhould be conftraincd from unfortunate circumftances to endeavour to refcue myfelf from an obloquy which I hope I have never incurred by my conduct; I regret that the country in which I am obliged fo to do, mould be Ire land. • I have the honour to be, Sir, Your obedient fervant, • Dublin, Dee. 8, iBoz. •. SIDDONS., The Coroner's Jury fat on the body of Webber on Thurfday, at Brighton, and returned a verdict of wilful murder again(' Bignal, who was commit ted to Hortham gaol on Saturday, to take his trial at the next Ailizes.—The Excifeman has been fince liberated. A genteel young man was fully committed for trial by the LORD MAYOR, charged with healing a 201. country bank note froM the Banking Houle of HARRISON, NIWMAN, and Co. with whom he had formerly lived as a Clerk, but was difmiffed in December, rilot, on fufpicion of having ftolen this note, but was 'icier' fc;und out till. Saturday laft, when the pawky fent a young man to calk it, and both parties were apprehended. On Monday night, about half paft eight o'clock, a young man, who drive) for Mr. Cooper, of the Three Kings Yard, in Piccadilly (and commonly known by the name of " Gentleman Harry"),— coming from Dartford, with a return chaife, is which he had a tailor, on approaching to Welt mintier Bridge, drove down to a place where coachmen generally ride through in the water to wath their honks and carriages. The tide ran at the time rather high, and he foon drove out of the depth of the holies, by which means they and the chaife were forced through one of the arches of Warninfter Bridge, it being on the return of the tide. The tailor, who was infide of the chaise, fcreaming aloud, alarmed fonie watermen, who hurried to their Affiance, and providentially ar rived time enough to liberate him from his peril ous fituation, by tearing off the door of the chaife, which was quite overturned. The Poll-boy was alto, with much difficulty, laved. One of the hortes, by cutting the harnefs and enlarging him, I reached (bore. The other was drowned, and lay in the mud part of yellerday, from whence it was dragged to land. The. fur viving boric was very Much cut and lacerated. • I This morning, at a quarter pall eight o'clock, were executed, tsurfttant to their lenience, in the front of the Old Bailey, J While, for perfoniting jaws . Bannon, and receiving his prize•moncy G. Hawkins, E. Thompfon, and K. M.K ent i e , f or a highway robber y , on the perfon of J. Atkins, and _taking from him a Myer . watch, and'i five F ound Bank of England Noie. They all behaved n its, that propriety which became their unhappy kin.' , NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. _ FALMOUTH, DECEMBER 52. Arrived this day the WALstwoxam packet, Ro• asirs; with the mail from Litton, after a patrage of. tz days: the Panics or WALES packet was to fail from Lifbon on the gth inft. with the mail for England. Sailed laft evening the LEICESTER packet, Cap tain SHARP, with the mails of the 11l inft. for Ja maica and Barbrdoes ; and the KING GEORGE packet, YESCOMBE, with the mail of the 3 , .,th ul:. and 7th init. for Lifbon : the PRINCE ADOLPHUS packet, Captain ROBERT LEE JONES, is appointed to take out the mail of the 14th inft. for Lifbon. Sailed this day the Two Friends, MICHAEL, with fruit, &c. for Plymouth ; the Pendower, MALLARD, with groceries, for Penzance ; the Miners, CARsis, for Liverpool, to take in bale goods, &c. for this porr ; the Mary, ATRIss, in ballaft, for Dart mouth ; Baff et, PURCHASE, with tin, &c. for Lon don ; and the Fox, BRAY, with pilchards, for Leg horn. Wind S. W. PORTSMOUTH, DECEMBER ras. Arrived the PLUTO (loop of war, from New foundland ; and ?OAT MAHON !loop of war, from FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, DEC. I4.—Sailed feveral of the outward bound.— Wind IT. W. Gaavescr4O, Dec. I4.—Pa fed by, the Sufrex Oak, Amos, from Lifbon ; Wafhington, Litldle, from New York 7 Vro-..r Alida, —, from Groningen ; Draper, M'Donald, freni Cork ; Diana, Purcell; and New Syren,iiegen, from Dublin ; Friend (hip,, Durant, from Cork ; Minerva, ---; and l'urfuit, from Limerick.--Sailed the William, —, for Venice: Nau tilnus, Schritner. for Bremen ; Stranger, fo- Amft- r am; John and Thomas, Leach; Calar, —; Dal.; Atkins; and Wtllerby , Lovett, for Jamaica. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY. L'Oifeau, for the capture of the Danifh (hip Angelive, will be paid on Friday the aath inftant, at No. a, Little Scotland yard, Whitehall. The fame chip, for the capture of Auguftine and Defiree, will be paid on Friday the 24th inftant, at the fame place. The hired veffels Lady Charlotte and Sheernefs, for the cap ture of the French lugger Perfed de Is Manche, and the re capture of the Goodwill, Generous Friends, Vigilant, Friend (hip, and Soken, will be paid on Friday the 17th inftant, at Plymouth. The hired armed lugger Plymouth, for the capture of the fmack De Hoop, will be paid at the fame time and place. The Mips and veffels under-mentioned, for the capture. and re-captures named and fpeeified above the thins and veffels en titled to (hare, wiU be paid on Friday the 7th,' at the Griffin, Villers-ftrect, in the Strand, Lond 'n. For the recapture of the I ancafter; the Impetueux, Captain, Terrible, Canada, Ramillies, Ajax, A methyft, Brilliant, Amelia, Magicienne, Stag, Thames, Doris, Diamond, Cynthia, Cyclopf, and Requin; Viper, Telemachus, and Nimrod cutters. For the Vigilant, Menais, falvage of the lnduftry, Wreck of a vcffel fold, proceeds of l'lnfelent and the Ann, taken by the fquadron under the command of Sir Edward Pellew, viz,—The Impetneux, Ramillies, Canada. Europa, Diadem, Amethyft, Brilliant, Amclia, Magicienne, Stag, Thames, Cynthia, Cyclops, Requin, Thifbeb Wincheffei, Blonds, and inconftant ; Telemachus, and Nimrod cutters. - Extradt of a letter from the Captain of the Eliza, of London, dated Barbadoes, OR. to,. z/1432:—" The day I left Bonny, the chip Neptune arrived, and the Diligence and James were off the Bat. I left in Bonny, the King George, Phillips; Bolton; Reddie ; Jack Park, Wallace; Lotrary, Neale; and Ceres, Toyncon : Captains and Crews in good health; may expeded to fail the neat Fair, which would be in about a fortnight." PRIZE CATTLE. Monday the chew of cattle continued, as on Friday and Sa turday, with the addition of Mr. Crace's two Hereford oxen, two cows, and ten Wiltihire ew es; M r . J o i ner ' s two H ereford oxen, and Mr. Johnfon's ox, and it was vifited in the morning by a great concourfe of perfous. - In the afternoon about I2Q perfons fat down to an excellent dinner in the great room at the Crown and Anchor, his Grace the Duke of Bedford in. the Chair. After dinner, his Grace ? in a very impreffive fpeech from the Chair, recommended it strongly to the Society to keep in view the objedt of the Society, of promoting the belt me thod of bringing a fupply of' meat and provifion to the market. His Grace took a curfory view of the Eitablifhment, and re. commended perfeveranee in obtaining the defired effect Hia Grace read the report of the Judges on the prizes in thedifferen t claffes; being in fub ft an c e te fame as given fin 'our Paper of Monday ; but his Grace remarked on the the third and fourth claffes, that the circumftance of there being only his cow and ox offered for thefe four premiums; arofc from a mifun derftandlng of the day of (hewing, and the printed account of the premiums not being well circulated, he should not there. fore think of accepting the premiums ad udged to him in thefc claffes, but defired they might be added to the funds ottlisliol ciety. On reading the report on the fixth ads, is G'lsketh; ferved, that a doubt having arifen whet beetle could be entitled to both the prizes, Mr. Elman, the owner of' the next belt pea South down wethers, had propofed, and it met with the entire approbatiol of the judges and' himfeif, that the prize of ten guineas for one year old wort woolled wailers, fhould be given to Thomas French (his Grace's bailiff on the farm in Mould, where thefe weep were bred). H s Grace then Rated,. that the premiums for the year railing arc to be the fame as the prefent (fcc our Paper of Monday), except that the cif b and firth claffes are to be divided. and form four claffes ; the fifth for long woolled two years old wethers; the fixth for long woolled one year old wethers; the feventh for fhort woofted two LlZold wethers; and the eighth for abort woolled one year ethers. The ninth chi's, for pigs, was varied, viz. flit prize, to the owner of the belt fat pig, fifteen guineas; feerand prize, to the owner of the next belt pig, ten guine as . I t i s re quired that the weight of the pigs (hewn shall be certified what they were fix, twelve, and eighteen months old, and alto the quantity of food that they had eaten in each of the three • intervals between the weighings, to be (hewn at eighteen months old. An additional condition was made, that no beaft shall obtain two prizes. His Grace then Rated, that the candidates for prizes waft go fend in their cattle andifheep next year, on 'Finn fday, the isth December, that the judges were to be allowed the whole of the nest day to examine them and the certificates, and prepare their report; and he chnetuded by again imprcffing on the Society, that the cal in view was public utility, to which all their ellbfts ought to be diretted.--. Among the company prefent we notided Lord Somerville, Lord Spencer, Sir 1 homas Carr, Sir John Seahright, Sir Watkin W. Wynne, Mr. Robert Byng, Mr. Hugh Hoare, Mr. Letchmere, Mr. Arthur Young, Mr. ilizgins, Mr. Runcinie•n, Mr.Elman, M.. Weltcar, Mr. Buckley, Mr. Walton, Mr. Bennet, Mr. Haneyburn, &c. A paper was circulated at the table, co: - taining propoials from his Grace the Duke of Bedford, to pm-- chafe twenty lambs, of each of the different dillind breed, ef Weep in this ifland, for the purport of a dccifive experiment on 'their comparative merits, by treating them all accoreing to the .method fpecified in the paper, till fit for the butcher. This noble experiment was planned by the late and jultly lamented ' Duke, and we commend the prtfent Duke's zeal and fpirit for carrying it into effect. Another paper was circulated, contain ing Mr. Wakefield's proporals for premiums at his (beep Cheat ing on the 25th and 26th of May next, at Burnham, th Eta ; and another, containing Lord Somerville' sea fdr flock, , o • a 1.- -- rc La tt nghoro i is . yard In' $ .. . m ulc h ? I anbedih'crwilucfclatyMnear. 1 • - 4