The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-03-02 00:00:00

FASHIONS FOR MARCIL Velvet sad cloth robes, richly embroidered round the bosom sid train, which is Short, with gold or salver, or trimmed with the finest far, are the most admired dress. The cap, formed of thy same material to the teste of the wearer, sad oiumnented with diamonds or pearls. The robe is made to cover the beeves, trod titoshed with point lace, plaited, or a point lace shirt t also Wag sleeves, edged with embroidery, or the, and &risked with law. Very few balhdresses have yet appeared, those kw are of coloured crape, or (can, op- Apse:: with cart, ot spangled lace, la n fiat slervii, twisted with silver mai, ew rids. ilsmiolvess, Woks' of diamonds or •eaemireel whit , Win. The morning and walking coreame ornalisse the lease as hat math. TBIi.I ; PR R. DArRY-FANE. Last night, the revived Cutuedy of The Chartres we., performed, iu which ' Airs. JOILDtN and Mr. ELLISTON displayed gneiss vivacity and phi% fut- Ahem, and received noboveded ipplauso. A NSe,v Musical Farce followed, kalled la and Out of Vane. The Musk, by Mr. Coixt, Vous very pretty, pod mach applauded ; Lout the dialogue and in sklents, which were produced by a nerds-mad "Neely, were rather extravagant. Miss Dermas, a 4 a lively Scotch woman, won mull applauded. Miss Liras and Mrs. BLAND sang speedy. Mr. Jenserisics was, ar leftist, put into an Irish cha racter, but it wanted unreltv.—The house was estrendy-crowded, and the altaience brilliant. ARGYLE-STREET INSTITUTION. On Monday evening the second Aaembly of the Subscribers 1,0 the above latitation took place, on which occasion a grand concert of vocal and insti 113SEMEI make, under the direction of Mr. J. F. Smart, was perforated. The vocal performers were Mrs. MILLINGTON, MEdODIC D'Au KAY, and Signor ,and Maidiuste In the Aria Ah tits in Sess." (with a violoncel lo and bamoon obligati, by Messrs. LINDLEY and 'lllouiss,) Mrs. Bicci mot.) Si was decervially ploucled. A new llama (composed by LINDLCY) played be Messrs. WElCltlet.t. EMI LIN DLEY, much adsurreii ; and Signor MI tartar, in the Polacca, " Us ask quarto dors ' " received that ap plause his abilities inerited. Afaclame• MARTIN' and Matlrrrie D'Auri AT were also well received. After the Concerts. the . 01411ce part of the Sub . wearers were agreeably surprised by the Gland Sa loon being cleared for dai:cinv7, when about forte couple stood up. The &ming was kept 'up with g reat spirit till near three o'clock. An 4egant cold supper, and the choicest wines, were revved in the • adjoining rooms. The company exceeded four hundred, mann; whom we 11... Their Itiviadnithaennt the Dykes at hoax ant cam tietkzloAncek. • *Aar Nievnion—Teraldale, Ilartiagine. and Aberecrn. Men4inecum—Bails, Aberrant, and Buckingham. ,Ferle--Kineual, Gower, Aberdeen, Beetles, and Carlisle. Courses--Derrreare, Clam, Fates, .Cour e m e ,.. 4 Bnenesr, := 2, EF lr4 Oisnaed, Jenny, C. • Dewape limb= Ileashemegb, oath Vorosseasses--liimpice and Melbeern. Lordo—C. Iteecliffe, W. Withal* Initialed, pergiseeth, F. end A. Ilsrailien. L lam, Perth, Hamiltee, near 11-areise, /lb Galina, W. Wren* W. &Minch, C. Grealle, Beriagdoe, fit. kerb H. Cavendish, liagerseton, L. Vann. Featly BesetiSa, Baynes, C. Lemke, Chambers, lambert, Carriegton, H. Amipli, Flamini, C. Cazapbel4 Caltborpe, Inadfuni, Bream anti C. Pretty. Fire--0. Delwin', A. Chaim, W. Weiseln, A Paget, C. itc. kr. Master Brew finished his engagement, on Se tmdayj at the Canterbury Theatre. On Moaday re'utught he played at the Dover Theatre; and we understand he is engaged to perform at Deal two nights ; after which he goes to Rochester. The Canterbury Theatre dosed on Monday senr:ight. Mr. kLient.r, we regret to state, is iulisposed— his complaint is a u t fever. Lady Souses witi have a grand concert, on the loth instant, at •her house in Cavendish-square. The Countess of CAIIIA PT(' has isftued en NIA for her first gond rout. at Ler honee in Brutuu street, on the itith iostaat. • _ Mr. WHITOREAN will give a grand dinner, next Saturday, at Ms house in Doter-strect. The 'Niche's of Noarncitaxanano, and the Lithe" Peace, were at Drury-lace 'I Ur:are, last night, far the first time this sensou. The Countess of Essex had a select card party, last evening. at her house in Berkeleraquare. The Marquis and Marchioness of LAN/DOWN will give a grand dinner next Sunday. Her Lady ship will have a select party in the evening. Mi. HOT.IIAN'S daughter has made her debar at the Dublin Tilestre, in the interesting part of Adelaide, in the play of Fostainrille Forest. She is u beautiful and interesting girl, and, alien her frays had tnhsided, displayed cousiderabir interest. A new Comic Opera , culled I! laurbrreoritrail Forrlso, war performed for the first time last night, at the Opera-House, and went off with eclat. Me .larwe CAT ALA NI Sang and played charmingly. and unbotii.ded applause. The new Diver tissement, La Fete Clabzwiee, is extremely pretty.-• There were present, the Duke and Duchies Da Cssratts, the Marchionesses of Laiwanear i gs Aur.acoax, and &mum: ex, the Conntessea. of SLYTON. CABIDSN, BANAT HOLE, sad Downer F sax. Great credi: is dne to Mr. Hutssow, of the Opera-08hr, who conthuted the Ifisquerashe at tile kinds.Theatre on Thunder evening last. for b:s unwearied and polite attention to one of the f-liftt Masai; eralrs we ever witnenrel. The house * . as sot the least defaced. nnu, we believe, a single uaisiat wade to stay of the Pinice OlEcon. irth is generally tits case boas asouserntab of t .Jasimptiou. CITY BUSINESS. A Cosnmon Hall was hidd, rater:lay, at Guildhall, fur the Election of -a Brichtemaster fur the remainder of the year, ekes the fidluvring persons were pat In nomination fur the office Yeoward, ettizau and Kloagr ; Saltra , !l Thudey, Mitten and grainer ; Thomas Hollands, citizen rod bliipoingbt ; and Thomas Mallesou, citizen and glover. On the ellen . of binds being taken, dein appeared a majority in favour of Mr. Yeoward, she was declared dbly elected ; o.i which n poll au, demanded by Mews. Tliodey sod N uilaois ; and, on casting up the nut/diem, these sprera t have polled as ur.der, • Fur Mr. Veuward US Mr. Thuiley Ilot A Court of Aldelaten wee afterweisikilik the price of Breed was unlined to Le nomad MM on anise, to W.. plum twatterow, ultra the qua/tarsi& wheaten will Le sold for I I id. awl bousoltold John Petite, Ls+ surrendered op to the Court the office of St rretary of the Poultry Compeer; awl Philip W)rtt Crud . der, Lsq. was admitted iu him norm. The Lord lltshop of Sikhs:tory, sad the Rev, --- Andrews, were requested td prcath the Spits' Scrotums on baster Mon day and Tuesday next. Sir William Rawlins, Mr. Reeve, Mr. Deputy Welch, and Mr. Ilathie, acre sworu cool.inaters ; sad Mr. bcputy Lettish% Alla .Ur. Twat:, cora-meters, in treat for the city. ..•, .. . DUBLIN, r Ls. 27. The Drawing-Room, on Thursday night, wa d very nltinerously and slpendidly attended. All the Nobility in town, as well as the most consideral& Gentry, testified their attachment to our gracious Queen, by the numbers in which they assembled to dolmans* to her birth night. Her Grace the Duchess of Richmond appeared to enjoy perfect health, anti a most animated flow of spirits. The Duke was, as u mil, affable, good-humoured, and attentive. The company separated at a ►ate hour this morning. On Wednesday his Grace the Lord Lieu+enar.t and a select party were entertained at dinner by the Earl of Dottoughtnore, at Palmerston house. The return of Sir Charles As; who is at present in England, to resume the command of the troops iu this district, we understand is not at pres-nt a matter of certainty. General !Hey rick commands in his absence. Accounts have lx-en received that the extra ships, Snrak o%rirtiana, I:l4ling, Ann, Diana, Si r Wa ss , Pathenry, Clory, and Northampton, outaanl bound, were all well on the 28th November last, in the Int. of 33. M. S. long. .5. ‘2O. W. under (mit- Toy of His Ms., riot's ship Illantneeth. Monday, the disixitehes for Madras and China were clo.t.ed ut the li.'est India House, and deli vered to the Pursers of the following ships, via. take, Captain Heavy Mertens ; Dorertsbirr, It 11, Brown ; Canton, .1 C. Loftus. ; (ees, WOfies Dorthwd ; Alnwirk Cute, C. E. Prescott; David Sive, Juba Locke, jua.—for Mader sad Moe. Pasveitgers per ilorsetshirr— For Madras—lleures. Macleod sod Todd, Cadets ; Mr. H. Attie," Assistant-Serve. Passengers per Exeter-- FM Bengal—Mr. Lorin, writer. Fur Madras... M ao ri. eirrriand and Anthony, Galata. For Prices of W.Oes —Mn. and two Misses Scott. Passengers per I)ankl Sean— Fur Msdrer—Valew leak, Copal' Mara, Mr. Proves, Abi:stast-Surroit I Messrs Heriett, Allen, Welch, Harries, Jamaica, and Maaell, Cadets. Pareerogiws per Clf Pl* • • •• • Tar Brevt--larat. Bete% Mr. Delimit, fake, Mr. Cs. mil% For )10.1m--Mr. Andrews, non* reereesst, Nes Andrews, and Mr. Slather trey rearicer, Corset Laitn-nx "friars. Melbonror, Om Dairy, Nrcholare, sod Staaatioa, Cadrts. For etnio.--Mr.Liviagstose, Sausisra. Passent. - evs per ession— File Madras—Messrs. Staekdale , Illendrie, Spare, Key, Peale, and Re.thanke, Cadets. Paraseni;ers per illateirk east le— for M 4 4, o—Major D. Marro, Lieut. Jeffreys Mr. Murray, Mrs Margaret Keith, Mews. 5511111 PM, tiUrdua, Myers, Han r, Sondem Carte. Anderson Wilson, nod Sai maa. CAdets. For Prior* of Wales I stma—Mr. C. Mat lou- MG, Borges, Mn. 31acksanon, and Mr. A. Mackuroun, fie sserchaut. Yesterday the dispatches were boodle clewed at the East India House, and delivered to the Pursers of 4lie nnder-mentioned ships, viz. Calcutta, Capt. William Maxwell; LnnJ Nelson, Capt William C. Hatton; Hugh Inglis, Cap. William Fairing; MAI Prevost, Capt. Henry Star....el., for Ocean, Capt. J. J. Williamson, for and Clams.. Passenorns per Ocean — Fur Ma.l7as—Mews. ldlayttli.„ Henderson, and Chalmer, Assistant-Surge...up; Messrs. TStarsaby, Waiil, k...g, Ma.- Roe, Mercier, Harrnes„ Smith, sad It lieeke, Cadets. Pa,se.sAirs per Bengal--Major Coustalds ; Liratenstats Waits and Marry; Mrs. Murray ; Mr. lento, Aronact.Surgrusr. Mr. Giese • Mere. Barzra Dower, Cas.mmmt, Wool fist:ti, Walker, tier:lon, awl Pinion, Cadets. For Ma. dirso--Mrs. Ilbsessa sod Sus, Mn. Mary Keith, Messrs Hake r. 4 and Bar, Cadets. Paseserwers per Preston — Fur 8/semi--Moors. BON Dew. Porde, smi ltassed i Wntint. Mr. Hamilton, free 'merchant, Mrs. flawiltne, Mrs. Bracken, MA/ MAIM& Mews. Caller. Malley, Hog , Prier, Brea, Wilsoa, R. Mansus,J. Murcia, Vetter, Seeds, sod John Marais, Cadets For Ma. dos—Mr Brooke Seale Mesehar, Mrs. and Mir Broke, 3it. Deese; Cellos, Write, Lads sad two Moses Barlow, two Mora Dodos, and Mr. Baboupse, Cadet. Paseetagers per Lord Arlson— For Beard—Mr. WhisS, Writer ; Mears. Belfauty, lop, Cork, Lieu, Hodpon, and basllir e AsitiMaT,t-Stsmeons; Mr RuClos; Miss Morino° • Megan. Stoddart„ Hitchin• ' Iroise, Lindsay, /Meese, and Gerard, C , lrts Foe Mad ras—Mr. Saab, Writ. r; Mr. Dridsos, Assistant. !Porton ; Meows. lisullier, notion, Meer, and Cor:e, Cadets. For Buoibe,-11e. Heathery, Alsotaut.Surgeuo. Pasien4ers per ('alrt.•fd- Fur Brutal—Messrs. Carts, Hon. D. Ru;lorn, Fine, F.aser, Him. W. H. L Milville, u. , l Wkllei:ey, We.tets ; Ale Fair, Assistant-Surgeos ; Mr. Shand, Fret- Manner ; Slane Mire Eliot, Shone, and Blenkin top ; Mere. Crushers, Deafly Hogan's, Hicks, Stork, Macqszen, 'Parlor, and Smith, (fader. Fur Madras—Mr W. Bell, Writer; Mears Terra, Stewart, A. Bell sad Busse* Cadets. BillTl4lll NATAL Foacs.---This, otreerding to the report made up to this day, cortrists of 55 sail of the glue, 11 fifties,ltc. 121 f'rigates,3l4 sloops, Win ' brigs, ire... Total, at sea. $36.-10 eactusiasson, ' 141 sail oldie lune, 21 fifties; arc. 176 frigates, 434 910014, MP! miry. 110 sail of the line, 13 fifties, fa. 8..) frigates, 103 sloops, &c.--Uirand total, lnol ships of war. Mturear Succss..—Our army correspondent laterals us, that a Major, a Canton, and two Pri vates, is dift.rent reziments, hou;irt each a Share in the Litr Supplenteiltary Lottery at Huassni and Cm's; salmi the First Day of. Dmiriag, each of theta bemuse possessed of a Share of a TEN Tuousese Perim Parrs: the Major seeeived .t? 3,503, the Captain £1,330, sal each of the Ptivotes : • LAW EVTELLIGENOL .1 COURT OF CNANcERY--Kaass l. WATERS V. TATUM.. The Opera dispntes oecitpied the attention- of the Coart for nearly two honrs this day, but .uo-_ thing decisive took place, and the (Abe ittalithi over for farther consideration and discussion. - The I.onn CUANCELLOR expresse,l himself heartily tired of the business. His Lordship seemed to think that the trustees might relieve him of so witch* trouble. COURT OP KING'S BENCH, pf mica i. THE COUNTESS OfMENGDEN v. POTTER. This was an action brought by the Plaintiff against the Defendant, her salesman, or agent, for selling W sheep at an undervalue. It appeared in evidence, that the Plaintiff, a Russian lady, living at Bayles, in Buckingham shire, sent 40 sheep, by her Bailiff, Isaac Edson, to Paddington market, and he not finding a sale for them, entrusted them to the Defendant, 4i salesman, liven;; at Smithfield, to bring them to Smithfield, and dispose of them on the next mar ket day. It also appeared that the Defendant sold theta for 13 shillings a-piece, although the bailiff had been offered 24 shillings a piece for them on the road.—Verdict for Pluintitf at the rate of 23 shillings a-piece for the sheep. VIUNTIA, e. aucitnat.e. This was an action hrotigl t by the Plaintiffs, the son and daughter of the late Dr. Hunter, the Anther of Tice IlistOry of London, against the Defendant, an eminent Bookseller living in Pic cadilly. It appeared that the. Defendant had employed the late Dr. Hunter, to write The His tory qf London; also to trunslute SOliilti'S Travels., and Dee Lift of Catherine. Express of Russia. Before The Ilistary of London was finished, Di. Hunter, from ill health and misfortunes in him was inespable of finishing it ; with the consent of the Defendant, he employed Mr. James Mills, under his inspection, to complete it. Mr. Mills proved that he Was emuln . .ed by Dr. Hunter, to complete the Work, which he did ; and the Doctor paid him three guineas a 'heat for it. which he uniterstOod was what the Doctor was .to have from the Defendarut. The Artoomv-Gamsaat, on the part of the Delimdant, observed, it was the wish of the De fendant that the business should go to an arbi tratian. The Plaintiffs Cennsel acquiesced, and thecase was referred to Mr. Holland. COCRT OF COIIMON P 1 Sittings at Nisi Prins before Lord Chief Jostle* Sir JAMES INANSFIELP. vart.oit v. cur.v.um and 'Air. This win 'an action brought by the Plaintiff,. a respectatirle butter-merchaut aud dealer in eggs, in Igewgate-inarket, against the Defendants,- 7111 apes:table cheesrmongers and dealers in eggs, in Clare-market, to recover 61. lOs. the price of a par eel of eggs, sold to Defendants, but returned as stale. It appenred that hi January last, Mr. Ste phen t'ultutti; the ra, applied" IT Plaintiff's 'bop (or eggs. that he ecatained a basket, containing 450, which he purchased at the rate of it. kf. I;et htlildred, and ordered to be seat home. They were, however, recce back, and Mr. Stephen Cul lum shortly off..r called at Plnintitri shop, - and awigned as cause, that they were not fresh. it was proved, however. that he hactexamined them. oar by one, with a muffle, and that not one of Vie-a appeared had. Several persons in the busi nep declared that they were fresh eggs. On the part of the Defendants, their showmen deposed, that one hundred aud a half of the ego were Imul ; but the Jury, Notwithstanding, fouls.) a Verdict fur the Plaintiff—damages 61., 10s. CAPT. MA NB I . 'S INVENTION. Capt. G. ManTir's iovention of throwing a rope to a ship s'nvidt,l ha a lee-shore, for the purpose of saving die crew, limy,- i the certainty of its never fading sort sun the E/izabeth. of Ply mouth, which aas.wrecked the beach of Yarmouth, in the tremendous gale of the 12th ult. The Master sankiii.; so grateful an affidavit before the Mayor, *the Chief Magiiitrate e•presse.il a wish to sre the experiment tried, which took place on Monday seniiight, in the presence of Vice-Admiral Douglas several officers of the navy, •the merchants, and a persons from different parts of the coast, as frllnwa : _ _ . Th e wind was blowing very fresh oil the shore, mid the spot eltmeo 1 la yards Coin a sersodod brie, with ak ber es. blew of distress B. Mg, • plluper amino, Arsine .11 isms hone, heitocht, with cusbli. rabic upeditiest, even orefitieite the tier enure ; a s i tub royal mortar kiln dimumemted, a ieeli rape (hevirtg • 24-priesader abut upeuded to it) wu faked in its front; abet felt frwr the shot the rope pureed through a collet of ICU Ler, sofa.. tuoity prevesting its kerning; bring projutricl by in, of aoo-Ser mons then ton y arils site the ',Jima, part of di_t rope tett tr,tos her riggiost,• the pawns on board retuning • reps by the one vent, off • strut rope, with a smviler sue rows tiirowsk 1 tailed Vieth; the tat t les Wulf =ale fast to ties foot of the coals- top.ou.t, nad tire other earl to slung goo tackle, secured to thrst u ea shot: stake: driven t. isagu!srly u the goosed, the %AO being tin vseil. kept the rope sodigiutly tifikt„ trilby peso= ruing off the Callas the slap miliii,peemuied to the rope lit to Intlit it Mal Imbed boas carded asap; l C rutted bleek au task fait rimier the large lope, pad mai' sod of the mall rope brut to the extremities as hummock, ekteoded by • streteber of wood, (turd ay like the pole of • test, for the consistence of urrkige) lurks gwilgeou and forelock piss thumgh whisk sea rove tke FM rope; b, the autstmeme use rue! Cum the flares, the lineumeek tra r-. 401 to owl fro, irigiag sal flee lieop!e who were sausibied in Cle sails-tap s one by oar, in pert:tit east mat criety, • Vie* that sea always Ire pert . ..rimed whoa it is imputable kw iryt host to give theta UM Mut assiitoLeit„ sad tam be duals ekes pewees are outside; is lle several uses is, i r r it ator o f Li boor. kvcry p.aaela prewna li-stab:it tiseir highest appro. lutiocood a veal gum sort iiicuo, Shea had s s,aLhir loom end spiraf-atus ue , to !Astro Lir.iest raeutenth. Wieser tem, sad khapoteUrfik on tort nth ail tea *kith stiotommeil l o p the Hies out eagoriami itesii Io lOC iuveatJr), sure fleas LP) paws, w4/Ori have URA wed. •r me piere orkin - ire being soared coke a the worst ' of entatano, when perk sw ior meld eat be 11;iittidi or kept tees 'a...! 11. the astute truererseiy cut to &sped the iniburirs..tion. Tlte4aitathl? is Lilwata. on t rAuty last, fbr the vAtt of raffish p -iatonars la Fames, was Tea attended. The co to Lod 6niner4ll4,l! riLtlit hand by hi Clarence I v ~~ *Wire/ Sirs John and list', I)uckitt, orremirecasth was - WO' lung drug lime. aad practical excelltat most Siudair, ai& Le apptarse. rime= to to hay, the feeding of oxen, which would benefit our Colonies, at the same time that it would introduce a new and most • nutritious food for cattle, of which he inteoded himself to snake trial, and shell' the oxen 80 fed at his Shew neat year, of which the printed pro p-rails were distributed to the company, as were also the Duke of Bedford's for his sheep-shearing . iu Juue next. The spring wheat-seed delivered out last year by his Lordship to Earl Winclailsea, and others, was stated to have produced 19-fold of good grainy though it certainly was not a proper spnug wheat. lasomamisiminwas=w• The litlfl hsa beau pleased to present The Rev A WILLI-11l 'IMLAY E3VrARD B . sortscg, clerk. la the rectory of Sigzlesttiorpe, otherwise Simko.: thorns, iu the fount( cod chortle of York, the-haat' being void by the d'estii of !tonna W•ArroS. 'The lira has oho been pleased to present thus RODEZT SCOT . T. 'clerk, to the chant seal ' parish of Gleisbuckel, in the Preabytney ar 1/(04. sad meaty of Aberdeen, void by the death of Mr. • W t Lthats Secure.—/Gazettel. Next Tuesday Vie State Lottery begins Draw ing ; and as there are no Capital Prises fixed fur . any di-tant d.rya, tho'e who pd—hase before the Driawinv begins, • hare an es 'dent advantage over those who birr after, a. e!li the VaPitals may' be drawn the first (Lir. T. Basty theipfere, schism the Public to parctiase as early. as. possible at his old estithlishi.l s, No. 4. Cerp'hill, and 9. Charing-Crear, where 31 Capital ~Prises were shared and soli in the last year, incldding two Ares of gio,o 00.—Prizes paid oh demand. A million of mousy has fregaentiv been wadi seri* in a few dors towards este b::::hiag Brew 'nee, Distiller.e., Life and Fire Insuraette Offices. &c. in expectation of great adradtsgen A aub r.nption is Low burned, whirls well be filled en er before Tuesday vent, on which day stony of the ellbscriimers will dtr.ve important odirentages far beyond teem prop7sal Itsretofore selin.:tted to the Publ:c. Rolt:ttuy and Co. beg leave to ii.forin the Clubs. &Kleist. a...d iudividual Sub:causer', that the benesc!*: Tickets and Grates to the Lottery mar be Ataiaed at their old-eabiblisbast State Loiter,' tiff. rAn. ia. Cornhill, 51, Cbariag.Ciste° Marg.i.u:s-hili, Borough. I . • I . - - ,- ,i,••• ‘,^ ' ..• • tdittllDiaraifit,Li . i! ' .- .. • • , $ elliatffetedayilit. -.'glee's. yamlAraer .. ggic,' at* ded • rith company,- -. I The Mite ufliedford ; Marquis of 81l;m 4 , the Forts of • tylasktery sedeitair i Lords Westport 11041 Williams fond i hes John Sitichinq I'Vatan Williams Wynne, Hilary Poole, ad Job. SAlaliglaty Memo. Was. Nor they • Wes. Mel- lila, Joseph Trost, John Great, John llockitt, Mark Jockitt, Edward Woks/Mid, Will•ain Rakes, JOlllO Bartel- • on, Pppia, Cater Lc. Ir.c. were present. Two surpriste;ly fat tame rabbits were shrive, hoed add kel by Mr. Jueepa Baklaak, of Adams/et' ; tag of tbne ; a oacj, of tat years old, weighed yilb. r. Edwa L l i aLt r akewed the carcass of ail enermatriy &V hree-shear wihor ; mad Mr. William fkailibie a. . .. aim-swath Leicester pig, fed as nataseol, wheeler - ✓as asst. ills A t swamis plonk was sheen, xhich had hem heed admit's*** tematied is , oiTelai will es ' • • ilk's uew faro in Cobham: •-•• :., . ~ ~ Mr. Lester 'hewed his revolving potataawashar, ..4 OM - Whir large chaff cutters. i t. ' Mr. Joint Joists distributed proemial, 44 Vie' • mills, w hick he haterectrd ea diffetwilylkle if • Mtg.'s. Bridge and 'Pursuits 'hewed warldthi weds •. Messrs. Marshall and Well exhibited sane further eal d I mews of otairtfacten 4 gout!' from the wool of Lord Seent . rills moat Mr. ifspliet. • _ • Mr. W hitworth 'hewed specimens of esish-llna rakie_qr . kinia coarse wool, a br..nell of tommi.A.tete hhily-to hien& *V frog of outing rout, mad the scarcity of hemp, et the sidle time. About five o'clock, 319 of the most ilietinguishA ----,- Ind practical Agricultuiiiits rat down to at most excellent dinner in Freernaromi'-frall. given Lordßoinerville a .,who presided ; sapportad ow 4 ti right hand by hit Royal Ilighneo the • Duke - . •-. Clarence ; the Marquisses of Iluntley anti Tweed- dale on his left hand. Among the oompaity wit neticed— The Luke of Bedfird; Forts of Winetihma mad Ulm moil; bode Hanorised sad William ilimmlils alma jabs , Stutiair, Julio. Schrighl, Tittillilill Carr. sm. Am . • .. ' - Alum the cloth was renduvedl, his Loolaheiriptmoie• . I The it*. - . . I Ike Ploorli, worked ler• geed oleo. - 4 -I' ' i The Boum of Brunswick. • His tioyal Hightieds the Dube of et Anzac* Woe; :tint gave-- Lord Somerville; which ens received .tith the greatest - - spotarse. The fleece, corerieg a good finare„wah a saill i deprg • of tit. • . ' . ---. The Farnitic Society of Ireland, and the good harde Wee ef Seotkad. a ir The astraory of Mr. Iter:oyue, lateli dmeasitkelfigg havisig prepared some cattle f-ir estilbittoa at this aba, I. , • Ho Lordship stared, that the Judger for alopillp WY his prized had repotted 4.‘ Colitars..visd . r . . . To the Doke of addio• all, fee hia Demo woo, the flaff Rise. After reading which, his Lordship delivered handsome silver cup ammo the table to his Herafi* * nth a short' bnt appropriate speech. d • To Mr. Allots Webber, fur his pair of Devoe area, the eimisie more. ''• . Tu the Dart of Bedford for the best pea of free Swath down ewe-liogs•-al'he prise, which, canned of a very hey sod eoperb map sad cover, which his Lordekip Molded twee ~ ' re hei Grace. I To he Fat of Brid;;Mrster, foe the best pea of la eve& Dom. Wetbmow-The Prise. The Earl* of Bridgewater not being present. his Lordship called up his Bailiff; and delivered . . him an elegant cup. To Mr. Dodd, less kis Safe& pig—who rearivalZfiejt .• bons the hands of his Lori:wisp. - Woo -Jailor! ireeensisewded Mr. .thisk. . • -- Lordship's notice, for his additional • his om=en, fed on. gram ' hay, sod turoi • -4; • larly worked, and leis Loidithip, ac• • • '''` • • r r livered him a cup. Mr. Robson's pen of ewe-hogs was stated:* have come more thin fo.tr hundred soars 10 0 4. 1 61 Cheviot-bill to i be ealiibited. The Jaidges'.„ repot respecting the shaphilefil , wets as follows, viz : dd.. The Cheek s tiaras, shepherd to Mr. Elmam, having ids- , d itt9issons fixes ti .a ewes, and lust oily 11, vs ennead " to the Eat prize of nil. . ; That Curastius Gatiop, shepherd to Mr. voltam . ~.• hart mated 410131Sb' from am; Cues, we altiela to the second i . Prise of al. :i His Lordship, after stating that Meows. Smith and liarvey Ii id of late fed many fine oxen with distillery wash, ir.stead of giving the game to pigs, wished t 3 enforce the propriety of using asolames 7 or treacle, dismilred in water, as an addition to hay I ' and as a sulroitute for did cake in the reedit% or • i .......... ...,.,.....h. ......I A km..... 1.1 1, .me eradraimr. do rho R. ' p ikc ; on , or *, ',Roar lit It aui r .e rnk a. 0.1 1•• r isei. Mei ei , 3 .