Star. — London, England, 1803-03-01 00:00:00

V 40k- Mfbrieit nirßLLtozudt. , . . STRALSUND, JAN. tIL • At the latter and of the la* year wan a meld dreedful rime of 1 tolpwreck at Medd:alien, on the Ric bf Rugen. The yacht Ingebord, Copt: Anders, which, in a very dark ;tied, and during a heavy Rolm from the Eaft, had ventured too far into the dangerous Tremper Oulf, was early io the goeuting driven upon the fatal cliff, and pitched span a fand bark, with the keel almaft perpendicularly railed Into the air. The five perfons who compared the whole crew remained fame time abnoft petrified with horror before they had courage to attempt laving tberisfelves. Three at left climbed up into the gigging, andthe ether two fattened themfelves with cords near the pomp. In this cornfortlefs (hoiden, etpofed to the raging (ea and to a molt terrible cold, they puffed riven dreadful hours, while the breaking lea palled over their heads near 3Poo times. They were at length p rceived from the there ; but before a boat could be procured, freed frbm the lee, Ste. leveret hours paged, during which their Rtuation grew every minute more ...efperate. One of thcfe by he pump was fuddenly torn away or a breaker, (lathed into the body of the ralp, drowned, again •;,,fhed out by another wave, and hurled into the abyls. The other vat oblerved, whehever the breaker ran off, to talk hi; head, end &charge the fat water. An hour before help came he groaned golds eompani•iiisabove that le was all over with him. They bid hint take courage, as help they raw was at hand; bat Ise dropt his held,and expired without a word. The ft &amen ;Pere r length reedy, but when they law the bortible fituadowhe Mdt courageous turned pale in dread; yet snared by the dißrefs of the poor men, and encouraged by per /ens pretest, they at length refolved on the dangerous attempt. A long cord was fattened to the boat, and the other end given to More remaining on (Sore, to pull back the boat as fwittiy as poffible through the breakers *hen they had taken the people =root the 114. , _Eleven daring men got into the boat , but were &Mull failed o f when the lea broke over them, and rimmed to (wallow them up. They were given over for loft, when they were feet to appear again, end by means of their oars, to geach the wreck, v• high they entered by means of a rope that bung down, et the moment when the boat was on the point of being driven into the open fea. With Immenfe difficulty they the three men, almoft frozen to death, Into the boat. Too late they give the finnal for return—lie boat was (cited by the breaker., whirled round, and malt infallibly have enact had the rope indicated a moment later to thole on Mote what they were to d0...-The boat Was now pulled with the rapidity of an arrow through the breakers, and all ruched more in ferny, the Met v'.thout damage.. Alt means Mere cif...played to bring the poor frozen creatures Zo theinfelves; but the faller Yeas dead in the boat, the Captain plied two days after ; the other two were quite recovered (here teems a miiiake, a' that would make fix people). All the ele ven brave men def,rve the Civic Crown, hut pirticularly Jo n pod hlaitin 'Wolter, two Mochas, who, by their intrepidity, tneufferl the flnlOngnoirake of the ottiera, andwhen embarking ' in the Sail boat, declared, with Chrittian refiglatioo and he. toffm, that they were content to loft their lives to the attempt to fare their brethren, monad Goo fo ordain. The cider has ieeelved on the occafion a wound over the left eye.; of which , lae will long bear the glorious feu. There brave mu have as yet received ne other reward then thi molt noble one afforded by the eonfdeufnefs of having done well. FROM LLOYD's LIST. DtAt. ' Fee. 2S.—Arrived and failed for the River , the New Draper, Duke, from Dahlia.; Three Brothers, Graham: and Caroline, Mortimer, from Srville.—Wind W. S W. blows hard. GRAvissuD Fee. 211.—Paffed by, the Weymouth, Weldon, trortSznyrea.—Sailed the Attire, Bartlett, for Seville ; Brutus, Wane, for Virginia;-Two Frlends, Vofe, for New York; Aurora, • and Werwagting, —, for Rotterdam; Sea Gebrodeta, C;rnelha. ter Rotten; Cheri, —; and Twe Cidadtera, fur itnafterdarn. ARRIVED: Off Dover--Griena,Patterfon, . from IVialaga; Ni &edit. from Op.,rio ; New Diaper, Duke; and Phate,—, front Dutir.n. At Cowes—Eagle, Howled; iced Port Miry, Chiffon, from Charkiton At Hoylake--Apollo, —. from Valent:a., z At Likurpooh- Uranus , Raman. from Man ; Difpatch, • William, Holman, from Lflbon ; Baltimore, Huai, feed William,altimore ; atia Moiety, --- from Lilbon. At Clyde—Gypfei , , M'Taggart, fr . oni Uinta At Yarmouth—Mem - Ty, Cocks. from perecioalp At tork—Rachel, Haley, from Sae York; and Tagus, *Miran, from Lifbon. At Watekord=-Britannia. Have:BO; aid Philippa, Glaf emu front Oporto. At Beyaft-Lady Wafhington; y. from Charlefto At Dkhlio--Mars, Hunter, liom Philadelphia; Rural. Lyneb; !are!, Cuter, from New York ; Sufam front Cheriefban ; Cailnera, from LAM ; and Haney, Aka- Mader, from Oporto. At 011ett-Elifahrth, *WM; and Jo/mimes, bats, from the Coaß of Spain. At Leghorn—Mary, Fab, friim Yarmouth; and Minerva. Ward, from Gibraltar. At Trinidad.-Clio, Copland, from London. At op at t,A-s* a a, Hawkins, fropi London; Harmony, Warrington, from BMW; e, Nichallat Ann.Butcber ; Dlfpazefs. Nk bolls ; and frock Nenfoundland. At Onega:-.:Bae, B o u t % In the Tr:el—General flan Lemke; and General Hunter, M'Phail, from Deatanttl in the Creek—Qsichtilver,Raellton, from Mina; kart St. Vincent, Warren, flom Kam; and Good Intent, Banks, from !Askant. At Jamaica—toad" GotElinck I Generous Pla nter, Ha milton ; Fsiendfrip Smith ; Me, Force ; Sam SurTriatt Boddingtonr, Wright % Barbara, Lee; !Vlach C , Barclay; Satoh Ann, Hunter; Champion, Lore; Flora, Grant ' George, GMT ; Francis and Mira, ; Princelk of Wales, Greig ; Catypfo, Waco ; Maria, Arthur; Lord Raton, Wil lieln Dent, Muffon ; Ann, King; Nero, Cook; Elizabeth, Alfred, Millie ; Reliance, Robfon ; Simon Taylor, Watt; Sir Andrew Hatoinaid, ....or. • Robert, Aylward ; Symmetry. War ; Undaunted. Mafon ; Drina Qteen, Ward law; Fotm, Fermi= ; Alba" Me. k ; Nell Malcolm, Mont Prime George, Bayley; Ckarlotte, Kent; bolero ttpble. Weir ; Ckahners, french; New Grove. New ; Th ens. Sawree; Apoib, Good*tn; Lotona, Magrath ; Generous Beattk; and Flhoorer,front London ; Jam4tea, Gm; Ailm. White; Cornwail. Champion ; Elizabeth, Mln toe% ; Portant, Daurfors ; EarretWohofon ; Ellis, Ward ; Watt, Kilpatrick ; AdUirc Braithwaite; and Grand Duke, Galt, from Liverpool ; Dumps. Henrik, from Nt who've ; Jamaica. 'Wyl lie; Ann, Tkompfon ; Lenox, Smith ; Gankland. —; and rke, Ands:gem fawn Clyde; Rotsfoo, from Africa; ..otr Smith ; am% Ratak, &spin, from Leith; Antelope, ' from Quebec; Chard. Cook; Flora. Baker ; Friendlhip, Thorp; Ttdawty, ---- • and Jarrett, froth BMA At Afriea.-Georga, Voodßork ; AttAry, King ; William, Han ; and Sruculator, —, from Liverpool. At korretona--Mineral aring, Witty, from Landon. At Portfrnuotbr•-itilleg States, front L.ltatleflon. DISTRIBUTION OT Pais, Monay.—The for the Qt_iinola privateer, will be pukka the 6th intl. at Portlinouth. On Saturday the PLANTAORNIT, Of 74 guns, was put into commiffion, at Plymouth, and the command given to Captain HAMMOND, fon of Sir A. S. HANSIOND, Comptroller of the Navy. His Makfty's (loop the Autumn, of 14 guns, consinanded by Capt. Riebarth'on, is arrived in the Day of Dublin, to talks on Lo.trd volunteer rumen. Tociday, the Sally, Captain airds, taw free Dublin her. hour for New York. Wedacfslay the Nattrosh,Capt.Gavin, arrived in Leith Roads frort Lora, on the malt of Catalonia, laden with Lk and cork. he Commerce, Capt. VS, frees New Torts for the was put on more in Loeb COMO part ea the 16th akt ne vcfrei was nuking a great deal of water, but the Captain was I,t cipeetation of setting her Alfas foots s. the sole abated. c are t oed to learn, that • canfadcrable part of the cargo of ,it. Slants-sows has isren landed, and appears to have Mined hot hole dames. Ibe Minerva, is was hoped, waskt begot LS . en catiday saarin:litAL THlt SIJTTSR Monthly Statement of the I)iltriutiott e the Naval BritiEt Force. • - Line. se.• In port ind fitting 10 3 35 53 1 01 Guard Claim - . 0 0 o c 11 1 la the h:riglifh and Trills Channels o o 6 co In the Downs and North SCA% 0 o 7 11 At the Weft India Iflands, and nn tht PalTage - - On the Jamaica Ration America And Newfoundland Cape of Good Hope, Eaft Indict, and on the range - Coat of Africa Portugal and Gibraltar - - In the Mediterranean & on Paff.. Hotpitat add Prifon flips - s o 6 21 10 0 6 6 o I 3 5 3 7 I 2 17 • O 7 7 o 2 3 3 z 20 13 1 0 0 0 Total in Conuniffion - 38 .13 98 i 36 Receiving mipa - - - 7 0 7 2 Serviceable, and repairing for (Cr _ _ . . _ nice - - - - 24 1 9 2 In Ordinary - - - 104 11 97 7 0 Building - - - - 14 0 13 3 Total - 197 2S 221 212 STATE Or tRE 0/10111AllY AT ILACII raltr. Portfmouth - 37 3 lg 11 Plymouth - - - 47 i It 23 Chathatit - - - 44 7 =t 2 Shemmis - - - 4 1 to 0 River - - - 3 0 33 28 total - 235 12 cij 7; LONDON FASHIONS FOR MARCH. Eveutno Daltsta—.A rotted drefs of yellow (ilk or mans ; the hack made ;lain, and vary low on the ( b oulders, with a final! frill of white la e at the bottom of the back.— Plain Oates of white fatin,with full yellow epaulets, trimmed with lace—A direr* of blue munin, made low, and full over the boron% ; a half handkerchief of patent net or Lee. fattened on the (boulders, and drawn full over the hofom. Fill Beeves of white Patin or ['duet. Pear! necklace. An embroidered handkerchief twitted round the head, with one end falling over the right (boulder. A blue feather filed on the right right Ode Cu as to fail over the left bete. MO/NINO Da —A round deers of whit.: tonflin, the b ck made full ; long &eves with lace twitted rocm.l from the (boulder to the wrift. White tippet. Bonnet of white 01k, trimmed and tied under the chin with a white filk handker chief ; the hornet turned up in front and lined with coquellent. A ihort dres of %bite mullin. trimmed all round with a wreath of whitecrape and beads. Plain Omit (leaves of worked mut lin, trimmed round the bottom with pufilngs of ribbon Pet ticoat with a long train tr mined round the bottom thc rime the fieeves. Ilse hair dreffed long and full over the face, and o -outwitted with a wreath to correfpood with the drefs. GINtItAL 0111CIMATIoNS--BreelOtla handkcrehlets or va sinus colours, and with gold and flyer trimmings, are much worn as turbans. A Itraw bonnet, with a high dome craws', called the St. Cloud, has juft bent introduced. Pearl neck laces are much worn. The prevailing colours ave blue, green, and amber. dEN UAL DItTRI11111•1024 OF THII SILITIIII ARMY, MARCH 1, 1803. Replan. Fertilise. Tot. Cao. Isf. Jerf. Btr. England and Wales 10 17 1 48 North Britain - a 4 •-.. 6 Ireland - • 7 1 5 s 34 Jerky, Guernfey, &c. S s Gibraltar - 6 6 Egypt, and Malta 1 7 8 Canada, Nova Scotia, &c. •-- 4 1 5 Vireft Indica, - , 2.1 --• 13 Cape ofGoodHope,Goree,&c. 5 S EaR Indite, &ou pane to, s so 25 On paste from Abroad 6 •-• 6 Total 35 133 ♦ 1 7 3 Ezehtftve of Artillery, &c. An old City Humour!ft being told that Dr. the PhYfician, was dead, exclaimed," Good, gocd: I am always glad to hear of a duElor's death ; it jaw: fe many liver r The Gentleman, who not long fince advertifed for an accompliffied wife, with a moderate fortune, was received in due form by a very accomyldhcd Female adventurer, at the elegant hook nt a fa. only now abfent from England, no doubt through a connalion with thofe who had the care of it, and paired for an heireft to a confiderable fortune. After receiving a few rich prefents, thitable to the oce.ifion, the Lady appointed a time for fulfilling her promife of running aivay, as fue was under age, which flee did before. the expeled time —not, however, by running off wiLh the Gentleman, but with the jewels. _ _ PORTSMOUTH 1 ' .—During the perfor mance of Year Both Side:, at the Pordniodth Thea tre, lad Tuefday, a very feriout didurbance took place . caufed by a number of Naval O ffi cers, af fembled in the upper boxes. After they had re. Fatedly interrupted the performance, it was thought proper to fend for Contlablcs to remove ' the noifance. But their number being great, fzve ral of them in liquor, and all with fi de arms, it was dangerous for theContlables to ad. One of them fnatehed a lighted candle and threw it into a box amongtl fume ladies. A party of the mili tary arriving, fume of the gentlemen wet e taken into cullody; but the perfon who threw the candle, we are lorry to learn, is not among them. IVhen the (Didier, appeared, fume of the riotous party gave an alarm of fire; and, from the confufion this occacfmed, feveral of them efcaped. What followed wore a moR alarming appearance. Many ladies got over the boxes, and upon the ilage ; fume fainted, fome were hurt in climbing . over the (pikes. Cape. MARTIN, Hilsi a number o f Gentle men greatly exerted themfelvea to atliß the ladies. It is with pain we add, that a Lieutenant in the Navy, while thus employed, had the misfortune to run one of the (pikes through his leg, and that his wound is dangerous. The young men who were taken into cultody are bouud over to appear at the next feffions. Nada, a private in the s ft Regiment of Guards, who was admitted as evidence againfl Col. lkfpard and his affociates, was, with fevcral othert, fent off for Portfmouth a few days fillet, in order to be conveyed in a villa hound to America, there to join the Goth Regiment. They halted the &ft night at Kingßon, when Modes, probably exaf perated at being ordered abroad, became extreme ly refratiory, and made ufe of fuch very improper language, that he was ordered into cullody, and taken to the gaol, where he was doubly ironed and clofely confined, tome Craw only being allow. ed him to fleep on. The next morning. however, he was taken out, and proceeded on his march with the others, but properly kcared. MASZIIERADZ A - I.llfrEltroot, At the Liverpool Mafqiicrade, which la week was n umeroufly Atten.l;tl by Gentlemen of the lir;t refpalability. Doti re. Lady car: pr , j;•,it, in con*fe (pence of the notions of the impropri,t y of femalz going to fuck airemblages. Ti:at 1.1 , 1 v went thither from ignorance that the r-;:i of h.:r fez had refelved to abfent Several chter: nets were very ably ti pr , nted, and had. the. ;Stet:nee of a few females enliv,:;.cd the group. ar.d encouraged the Gentlemen to exert thcmiclves,this provincial attempt might vc vied with the motley divert - ions of the mettopclis. The Hon. Col. Macuo; aan appelred as a 'mfr. faced Friar; Mr. Ittassos, an adnurabh: Dokierlyouri, dill ributed Bills for his here Er, dr.isvn up with infinite humour, and a five Rroke of fatim Capt. COLEty err, as a young LaJv, in the Icatity attire of the prefent day, was ehlnerapq by Mr. M. BeNSON, in all the ftrait.laced Natality nf - our great grand-mothers. Mr. DENAULES er:rted hhu fell with great fuccell as a Clown; Mr. II sec- NOM a good Butcher; and Capt. Asitycs as a Recruit, attended by his )ourr::er brother as his aged parent, proved, that t. lac humour ern fait ;UCH' to all Rations; Mr. WA tasty, tarty was dreff ed in the real c?,lume of China; Major.Olßair.m, Captains CIIANIRERLAIN and CAIG sa, Of the 24th ' Regiment, in moll cr:ellent Spanilh habits ; and an Officer of the fame regiment, in the low attire of a Cbatniernsaid, fuitained his part with much humour and precilion; Mr. R. Dawsow, as an over grown boy, in Nankeen jacket and trowfers, cried for his Hubby, which was flolen from hint ; Mr. Moititat.i., a fierce Cffad, preceded his Bro ther, a venerable Gentleman, fupporting the deli cate frame of Captain Rook R. flounced, furbelow ed, and laced into the femblance of Ws Lucretia Mira., who being preffed to dance a reel, moved with unbending gravity, in a minuet Rep, to the tune of Pac4ly iPbnei! Mr. HINDS, as Fuji in•boote, was eat nett in his folicitations for his wafter, the Marquii Carrebar, Mr. CROSS./ ; Lieutenant MIEFORD (Royal Navy) as a GalLunquan, with guineas intlead of buttons rn his jacket, and his Brother as a berging Wpyi:, were capital figures. Mr. PIER:ItISC was a Inttntia QtaLs., though a wet one ; Mr. ELLE:t!.!AN a Ss/die-, with his lame wife in a ballet; Mr. W. Lass an excellent wild - Indian. About the middle of the evening, a molt entertaining group appeared. Mr. Dawsos, an Italian kar-learler, introduced his brother as a docile Bruin, with a monkey on his brick ; Mr. MOS Rate feraped a lqueaking fiddle, and the bear danced, growled, and anticked with more fon and dexterity than the generality of filch animals pollefs. At fupper-time several new and very tPlendid dreffes appeared ; amongil the yea, Capt. COLVITT and Mr. BENSON, as Prince Newry and Puma, r; Mr. Datt'soN, as Count E:4O/; and Mr. CROSSIE, a Growl Turk; Mr. litant was convert ed int.> a Clown, and Colonel -- I ViAcnoisaLer into an OU Werner. The flipper given on the ockalion was of 14 •ery elegant deictiption, and the room was neatly de corated with naval colours. Sroarnta.—A more stratified and fpirited ()lent of Sporting has been rarely ethibited than that praelifei the laft two weeks On the %Voids, Falconeeb I 1.111. Colonel 'Fitment-oil having cdridnned in Way his whole Sporting apparatus to Falconer's Hall, na Friday fennigla, a (tag wits turned out for the entertainment of a large alfemblage of Gentlemen, Farmers, and others, near the hook. After run. fling a circuit of neatly eight miles, he was taken in a plantation of Major TOFHAM'S at Grainge, and, from the (eves ity of the run, died fhortly af- terwards. On Saturday, the Colonel gave Harc Hunting, with a beautiful pack of d warfbeagles,and Courfing. On Monday a Public Breaktalt was given by the Colonel at his houfe, during which about two hundred horfemen had affembled. Another St.ig, of larger fax than the former, was turned nut, and attrr a Inca revere run of lizteen miles over the High %Voids, was taken at Langtoft.— In the whole run there was only one check. A more beautiful rim was certainly never f cen. The echo of the Huntrman's born among the rallies had a fine elle& On Tuefday, after another Public Breakfaff, fame Courting and Hare Hunting took place.— The field was a very large one, and the burlt was fo revere, that fume of the belt bred Racers died in confequence. On Wediefday, after Come private Courting. the Stag, which had before afforded (uch amufement, was turned out before a field of nearly three hen dered horfemen. After running about a mile, followed by one Rag hound, he returned in the face of the whole company drawn up beim e the houfe, as if to (hew his gallantry; and taking two beautiful leaps over the cordage that encircles the houfe, and a (piked gate, went of in a molt impe rial flyle over the High Wolds for about ten miles, followed by the whole pack, then ran down into the low grounds for About eight miles more, where he was at laft taken in a drain. The immense spread of hoifemen over the hills and valleys, the found of the horn echoing amongft the mountains, the cry of the dogs, and the beauty of the fcencry, formed a very fine Ipedaele. A Wolf had been procured from Egypt;—but the Farmers having entertained an idea, that if he had efcaped, the numerous flocks of fheep mull ful ler, it was refolved that he fhouldnot beturned out. The finch hoifes ever teen were brought to try their powers. Colonel Tnoanrow produced twelve or fourteen, fix of which were got by Jupi• ter, and were allowed to be matchlefi for (peed, bone and temper. The belt Greyhounds were two blue whelps, the dog's name Splentenknick, and the bitch. his fif. ter, Eliza, both by Major, and out of Colonel TOlolt/Irox's Catgut, filler toCzarina, and own fif ter to Skiagraphema. who for (peed and bottom eclipfed Phantafinagoria, who won in fo great a (Lyle always before. The conrfe was the finch ground of the Welds, and was upwards of fist miles. MONTH& ZGRICULTUR4L EPORT. Tile ynung 'Wheats, (o far frnm furring. have in rn,ral been laf throughout matt I.:llrii.ls, end are ru•k - b.T.nr!r.,; tv,rh. fob the Mae. , —the and • " t r,:•• ref! nn materil fr d f'.w:r:;; , rr I witrd% the el , de tifte month On ten cier • • ft•:•ren f,r ,rttin: in 1..11. OJT will 1. , , r. 1...! Whem enntinu, Read, . . . ;..; a; .ir _ _ :C: .! eforci;lltncc has beei I .!11. t::.. M:vcr, 1 •-•.: t!ol furthcr rt tludion can be qapc,t . : rer.rien anothrr olnliderable dr. of •V:1"; and very:re. excep• prime famplcs for ...V.I. va'• frit, in horte Counti^<, are. Rill wont 261. per ha Lie been recely icteoned, for fame t.me, front t lie Low Count, Pei kept the mutt product r C ar own :ret the conf larthle adrance that the (pecu lator. 4 :I 71 rifle i.)nted Potatoe Ntarket, continue ..7 fir;;I: d, and on rcafonable eerms.*Tbe Turnips and (21Ln:cc& ere near), cah...:;11,c.1 in the Eaftern Marled; but the fly,' am! Tares contioue pr,miGng Übe Rye.; rafs sad conic :n late fer 4 -0. - inr.fc.:4.—Titc Rape plants for 4. - t..1 been feverely cut by the the greet coiftatiption during , the revere w.atlicr, Hap ii nat. ru.r ter,dly rtivancol in prit...—bran Stock, of all Mids. remain hi,ft-p-it.ll. Some droect of Scots. Irifh, anti Welch heath, arc veroc ..,e lipping Foreß ; few lots of them. hourev•ai I,ve fn. ft . cn IN,larket has been but fcantilf. fupp'tel tine-711th: month vr,,h ga. ci &elated Merton, horn 01 • it have aorfequently corranan4ed great prices; Pude pritar articiee of each have fetched as high as Es. p r (talc.— The Flock Matteis complain of the commencement of tilde larniftui fnfon, both in the Weitern and Lateen Diftriaro their ewes prove very deficient to milk, particularly thcirdleer ling% from which but few lambs are expedted to be reared.-. The Wool and Hop trades Lave experieneedbut little variation limn the Lail Month's Report. LORD SOMERVILLE': SNEW Or CATTLE. Yenerday the fecond annual Shea of Cattle, in (limed by Lord Sostaxvitts, took place at Lang. 'horn's Repofitory, in Barbican. The objelt which his Lordthip has in view is, to give annual prizes to the firll and fecond ben yoke of fat oxen which (hall have laboured a given period, to provide corn and other food for mast, but (ball never once have confirmed it; the feeond, to all breeds of wooled (beep (hitherto fo much neglected), giving the preference to thole the mon productive in food and raiment ; fulsjeitt to certain conditions. To be given annually, fo long as it (hall be thought advifxble, a prize of sol. to the belt, and aol. to •he fecond beft yoke or pair of oxen which !halt have worked together in yoke or harriers, for the (pace of three years previous to their being turned up to graze, aged from s to 8 years,weightng from too to 160 none, from I o to 16 'Core per quarter, being the the bet adapted to labour, and to the average of the markets. The number of days work to be certified, and that they have had no corn of any defcription. His Lordthip likewife offers another prize of sal. in like proportion, to thole who produce, in i Lir Race Rate, the beR s ewes not in lamb, 301 not exceeding 13 or lets than to months old. Alfo the fire ben fat weathers, four or fkz tooth Sheep (or years old) sol. of any fort or elothMg wool breed, whether horned or not. The prizes to be determined by five umpires s and to be divided between the farmer and grazier who owned the oxen during the tali twelve months. The prizes for (beep to the breeders. The two pair or yoke of oxen to which the premiums (hall be adjudged, are not to be ltaughtered or knocked down with the axe, but laid or pitched, according to the ufage of other countries, by pricking them in the fpine. The following fat (beep were for the prize 4201. five in each lot ; two of them were killed, and their weight, &c. afeertained : Five Wiltfhire weathers, three Ivan old, belonging to Met topher Chapman, of Eaft Ktc►ham, in Kent. Nu. t, when alive, 2391 b. No. s, 1441 b. Five South Down weathers, one year old, belonging to the Duke of Bedford, from Mudd= Farm, Bedfurdilure. No. t, when alive, i 271 b. No. 2. I5Vb. Five South Down weathers. one year eld, belonging to the Duke of Bedford, from, Prlfley Farm, near Woburn. No. t, when alive, t66lb. Five Ryland 'weathers, two years old, belonging to fond Somerville, fed oo grab and hay only. No, t, when alive stein. No. s, 12311). Five South Down weathers. two at two ycar4 old. and three one year old, belonging to Mr. Edward Smith. No. i, whim alive, 1331 b. No. a, lag& Fin South Down weathers, two years old. beTouging to Mr. Mum, of Sunlit. No. 1. "'ben alive. 1471 b. No.:. 1641 b. The following ewe lambs, fore (lock, were (hewn for the prize of 301. The South Downs, belonging to Mr. Edward Smith. Five ditto. bekusging to Mr. Rundown. of Woburn. Five Rylanirs.belonging to Sir W. Clayton. Five it)land's,,belonglng to the Hon. W. Harcourt. Five two tooth. Ryland and Spanilh, belonging to Lord SomervUls. The following Oxen were (hewn for the prires Two Hereford *up, worked and grazed by its Nivea) , at WWI*. Two Demos, worked by J. HeWog, grazed by H. Coles, fed upon grafi and hay only. Drift, when kt, zoo Wks. Two Hereford's, worked and grand by Mr. Edmonds ; fed opal grafs and bay only. Drift. when far., go mum Two Kentil, worked and grazed by Mr. Ml r. Two Sores, worked and grazed by Sir Thomas Cur. Two Moons, worked and grazed by the Duke of Bedford. Two Derma, worked by Lord Somerville, grazed by Mr. R. Radian. Poor Memoriam, gazed by Mr. W..lker. Two Deems, paged by Mr. Martin Webber. Drit , when Am 118 miles. Two Herefords, worked by Mr. J. Skyline, and grazed by Mr. Robert Syn. Two Glamorgan', grazed by Mr. Wares. The following Heifers were (hewn : One Seem, bdcogLog to Sir llamas Carr. One Devontblre, belonging to the Doke of Bedford. One Kent) b, belonging to Mr. Whittle; and two Adis, be longing to the fame Gentleman. The Judges appointed by his Lord:lip to deter- mine on the prizes are—the Hon. Gsoscs VIL LIERS, Mr. ESSWORTN, Mr. H•RRI3OX, Mr. Pas- TAR, Mr. LIIIDRRY, and Mr. LLOIP. The following Noblemen and Gentlemen attend ed the Meeting, viz.—The Duke of Birroan, Lord Szczyizza, Lord WM. Ruistu., Sir Tom CARR, Mr. BTIIO, Mr. WISTCAII. Mr. ELLIMAN Mr. RuiscrmAs, and a great n umber o f robe; Agrkulturifts and Breeden off' eat*, fibs va• rious parts of the cottony. f - . • , s.:*icrie