The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-07-06 00:00:00

. MILWAN see EAMIZARING4 This distant Agrienitat i al Testiest. estahlislied ItyThernis William VA, , allowed to have the pro-eminenee over evety spinet meeting in the kingtiosivin point orientl liendfit, informs.- . titis, and general traprovesseht. Every thing at Mondwin id oo the 'rupees' scale—the extenave Psis of the dovisatn—the richness and variety of its tktiregae sedtlerr"-ttsintethat improvements *sal agricultural arrangemessts.—its magnificent man. 11011 and princely establishment; the whole res. tiered complete by the polite ntitntion. liberal mindedness, and munificent hoipitality of its wor thy possessor. The invitations given this year by Mr. Coke wero very numeroda. Upwards of Nifty Noblemen and Gentlemen (with their ati%A:its) we'll:comm.:misted with beds in the house, among whom were the followinx Bis Mews the Dake of Bedford, Earl Fitzeillisal, the Earl s he Earl of Dowoothoww, Lord Desdisi Load Lard % d %mea Mato*, Lord Clermont. Lehi Sir JWeph_ Basks, Sir Jolts Sittclair, Dart. (hillsides' of the Bustd d Agricultare), Bea. Mr. Dienyinoo, Dr. Lops (uf Airaerkes). Mr. Western. Mr. Adams, Mr. Rally (ef Meets), Mr. Travers. Mr. Lloyd (.4 Wales), Sir. Wester. Mr. Mills, Mr. Desnistly, Mr. beefs. Mr. re v ise, Mr. Ackland, Mr. Leatugtoo, Mr. Rigor, Mr. Ell. sago, Mr. Wortley, Mr, Toltett, Mr. Amos, Mr. OMry Crew., Sir. Mickkthsrayt. Mr. Denicoh sod his R oe, Mr. Les Doughty, Mr. Moseley, Mr. F.yires. Mr. Rolfe, Mr. Rolfe, jun. Mr. G. Wilbraham Mr. Feljambe, Mr. Warne, Mr. leaver, Mr. Asp% Mr. lashten, Mr. Dolma, Mr. Bell, klr. Csldeell, Mr. Faster M r . W. - Forst**. Mr. Self, inc. 'fasker, jolt. sod the Deft. St. Jobs Priest (Secteisry to the Berri/1k Agiteoltnnit Society.) 11 - IRSY DAY. 'closure. rOAC 25. of the corn ). and in ed a trial _ improved turnip feed ; 'a farm, the park, I. Several belonging admired. Mr. 'beautiful hull, o years old) Devonshire ''.. Hill 100 I. where ' Mr. Nololk bull, - breed• on bone Throe greasily rxhilrit- _ and Mr. South-down followiug touts. rie of the Commie," and vest to Tun Seem On giving the latter toast Mr. Cole rose. and. in allusion to the mahject, observed. that, before they proceeded to inspect the Merino grosses. it was hi• *ish to he understood as not recommending that treed, although he was always disposed to try evert rational experiment of the kind, and accordingly . had done so with the Merino breed of sheep, hut without finding them r to the satisfaction of his mitid.—The pains be had taken, awl the dif fienhies that had opposed him in the establishmei t of the Scuth-down breed, were well known to h.s friends, lie would therefore advise them to be cal e ful hew they changed so clati.lllllC a deSerlraino of sheep for oue of lees certain I gentlemen,* said Mr. Coke, 8. that you are suffi ciently musifile of My anxiety Ire the pro.prrity of the county in which I live, and from whose inhabitants I hare received &etch dirtiogunihed and repeated marks of Isindm.....i n t partiality. and rain, their fore. will not for a moment suppose that in recommending rift biennia to some I nun to do them an Iris to those who are so determined as to reject the S tath.dosiis. that I would leconsinrnd the Me- Vines us a ith the Norfolk."—AVith respect. • boa ci tit, to the valoe of the Aleriuo Isreed.cif sheep. Mr. Coke admitted the great saperionty of their noel, but at the weft tiine &Urged, from their in eptitude to feed, they were interior carcass.—lle them, however, echo knew bow to select. as much would be made of them a. WAS poSmille; unit lt was hut fair for lute. to say, that be put his 3lettoo rain to km of his soot South-damn ewes, lir wanted the liana owl Mena* cross. contrary to Dr. P.nry'a opinion. who thought the Menne and Hy land best, But, as he wished to glee them a fair tnal, he sent Mr. Walton into Hertfordshire, to purchase !tome Ryland ewes; sad he had nn ration in salin;.t, that his Conner judgment had been couipletely confirmed. Indeed, lie was w 11141Stird at the reperiorsty of the Senatli-daiwis, that it was altraiioll to ad . l/ all his Ryland ewes for sale.— fle mentioned this, hi:ramie he would net wish to Lane it supposed that he thought so well of the Ry -1..1.1 es of the South-down. Mr. l.N.ke concluded b r re.:siervations. by propomisg the health of the Iron of the Merinos—the President of the Royal Society. (Sr bus groin and nwritoriolsa i rertions la the totprovesseut of &latish oonla, andTur the Mi. recant befteits he hod rendered lit. coastryoso l / 4 tbc tuainersal Sir Joseph Banks's health was then Arent, with three time three. Sit Jost,:i Boma, (~r this honour. returned (.is warmest tiss-uks.obacis iu Y , that Ins Jr& ieutl c:ivalt not treimunco4l any thing which hr nut first not tcadcred a thutrkand bistro better by Li. Oro skill awl lineation. Mr. Coke ha 1 brought the Creed of Soatb-dowa• to great paifection, end it, baitely was Ilia country iisdehred to ilia for Y et, team whet he •sor, lie had no do the of the Wievisio arm beic; knouglit, in time, to as great 'affection; u.r, fitch was bin *pinks. of %list wes In the power of lisdicious manse, meat to I. War% I'M be •at to tit. It even the Ncritdis not be lour, in ouch heads as those of Mr. Cole, before they would be put into good shop& by the patriotic sere of the King. the farmers of England had bees sapplied with the Spanish breed of sheep. " And shall it be said," Sir Joseph asked, " that when theMsjelity, ever attentive to the national interests, otters us en opportunity of improving our wool, we are backward in proemial, a carcass wor thy t'o'bear the precious burden ? No, Gentlemen, let us take paihs, and we shall soon pee Merino fleeces on such carcasses as will do us credit." Mr. Coat then rose to give the health of a Gentleman present, to whom he considered himself under the greatest obligations, Mr. Toilet (of Stat. fordshire). That Gentleman had, in the most handsome manner, given him the choice of his whole flock of himinot ; from them he had ►red ; and, should that description of sheep be fbuud to prosper, it would not he to I self, bet to Sir Joseph Bunks and Mr. Tollett, that the county of Norfolk would stand indebted. Mr. Tolletes health was drunk with three tomes three. - Mr. To t.t.Err returned his thanks in a low.; and able speech. and give numerou. experiments of hts success with the Merino breed of shi-ap, which His Majesty and Sir .1. tanks had so ptiiise-worthily introduced into this country; but. control- to Mr. Coke, he gave the preference of the old Ryland cross to the South-down, mot he hod, Inq year, sold his wool to a Geotlem.in preset'. coos6ting of 848 Breccia. for 871!. In the lot of Merino.; :Intl Sonth-downs, which his Hon. Fri.md (!atr,lrblie) had sent to Smithfield. there write only ¢l M-riiio downs. and 71 of hie prime•Sonth-downs; tl.e for mer had sold fur 66.. and the tatter 79•.; hot the rebult of wore... and flreco together; waa in locator of the Metinos. Keriao.dowas 6s. Tierce 681.1111areee, at a pet is ;as Sostle•daera wet hen..... Thwei alb. 1t..,., at as. per lb - --------. Being ISs. a bead in farm, of the Merinos: and, unless it could reasonably be coateadell that 12% worth of mutton was worth inure then Vs. worth of wool, he would say. that the Merino Owe was more valuable than the Downs. He enuring - I.A his in. teresUng speech by ilia following sunlit. We all regret, on the turf.iiiheu Violante walks over the oourse, and loag, however matchless the ip.,elf of so famous a racer, that Ohs shohld meet with • competitor w oo. in like manner, abdung to give a run to the Moly-renowned breed of my Hop. Friend. Mr. Coke, I started thiscontest against them-and though my hobby-horse is somewhat tong-winded, I have strong helms of his proving the best at the end of the race. lie this, however. .A it map. I shall feel myself am i d.• repaid for all my pains, if what I have Ned the honour to state should enable you, in any degree, to profit from the result of my experiments.' Mr. Cote their gore the health, of Earl Fite- William WWI Lord Milton 0 when the farmer man returned thanks for the bouour done him sod his son. Mr. Coke's and 14 Duke of Bedford's • bealtl were afterwards d u nla, with reiterated *Co lam mi n a,. ei onneiecing iii the winos getle2y, sud d Irvin the enjoining rooms. About Isitifisitst sit. Mr. Coke and his eu sts rose fro n ssid.. and rewired to the rest-lion-e-, where the following ewes, it..., were SOW by Me• \\ alton l'ett.•4D tae SOLD. tat I. Sit ewes, to Mr. Allen I. Fire datir, Lard Ikarlierti : i d4t*. a. Ditto, Mr. Atica 4. Data, ditto S. Vitt*, &du 6. Woo, Mr 11 , 33311 et ..... . .... .. i:1 dine. 7 13.116, Mr Allen .. . . S. Fire half-bred Martino Mr. Putelielf '1 .. ..... 1.6 ditto. intzturito atit.t-6666 6611.264511 SALO. Lot I. Sewell, Me. NMI" • 14 voirkal 4. Fort Nilo .. no flute. 3. Ditto, Mr. A Dmlt _ ... 171 ditto. 4. Data 3. Ditto ........ 97 ditto. o. Ititus. Mr. Mischa , 7. Ditto. lir. E. Oak •• o 7 data. U. Oa* Lord Itradhed After breakfast, Mt. Coke and some of the corn. pony voile down to his farm. (late Sharpe's). anJ in a field intended for turnips. they witneesed a trial of Mr. Shepherd's drill, cad Mr. Mann's improved drill fee depositing oil.cake dust and turnip seed ; both were much approved. They then proceeded to Mr. Shepard'il farm, (Longhandl) at the other extremity of the park, where the stock for prises are exhibited. Several prise boars wore ehewo--two from Essex, belongiog to C. C. Western, He+ were much admired. Mr. 11. Hill, of Waterlakshewed a very beautiful hull, (tines yews old) and two heifers (two years old) bred by him from the late Mr. Perdy's Devonshire boll, Mr. Coke immediately offered Mr. lid' 100 ;Pisces for this boll. bat Mr. Itll replied, where shall I get web ais one for 00 guineas?" Mr. Reeve, of Wightesi. ',hewed • real Norfolk bull, (four yeses old) go a noble beast" of his own breed. tog. hen% a short compact animal, small in bone and great in bulk. of the Devonshire colour. These animals, fat as the bulls of Baran," were greatly and deservedly 'admired. Mr. Reeve also exhibit- ed • Merino and • South-down ram ; and Mr. Moseley and Mr. T. Moore each a Southdown ditto, fur the prises. After examining the pens of Mr. Coke's Merino Mid Sontli•dovra Cups, and hi. Merino crosses. an.l pure South-down retailers and ace*, the fleeces of which were uncommonly sae. mid the sheep in ex- cellent condition, Mr. Coke and It 4 friends retnin- ird to the hall, where 175 Noblemen, Gentlemen, and Yeomen. sat down to ...hotter. After the cloth vraeremored. the following totals, liven by Mr. Cows, were drunk : Camaikatias and Xing Tie la•rt *as of tk. Tweak Froseerits to Agricaltart sad Camuicce' Ikeediag Brioches Small in site avid pea is value."— ' Fuse Sem and fat carcass" 14111111• aa li Mop mum. No. I. Lord Medford 2. Mr. Itutehrt....... 3 Mr. Perim. AS ditto AGrD Nratilos sol.O. 1.44 I A 3-shear, Mr. Butcher-. . 30 goioros. 2. A 2.slsear , Mr. Mose.. a. Dem. Me. 410)d 4l ditto. •. A 5-slar■f, Mr. Eves S. A 3.shear, Mr. Statelier 3., etiltu. 6. Ditto, Ilr.32lctlctlisra3t 3s ditto. AECOND DAT—TovillA•. Mr. Paul pie.ented to Sir Joseph Henke% a pint of osisphides, which he hail csught with his fly trap, the utility of *lnch inacinue becomes ever• year 1110 re ■pparei,t. Mr. BUTCIIIiIt, 01 Burnham. stated, that harm; observed that these ftes hod brgnn to coolant de predations on 24 acted of his Swedish turnip., (ihres or four an a plant at a tour) he ordered his I. Trout to wee Mr. Post's trap for two aiorniegs and even ing% and lie caught Irons a piut to a quart of there._ dewtrn.•rivr mortis, a quantity sufficient to have taken off 00 acres of turnips. Mr. Butcher is AM* tailed, thin. by this timely operation, he gored his crop, as the turnips ore now us their fourth pelf. Thr model of a frame fur a cora Mend WA. ex. hibited ; it stands on cast-:ron pillars, sufficiently stoma to sup;mort it stack that will contain about 20 quarters of 'dues, on rats or other *regain can get up these smooth Iwllars. the expense of which is 7s. per pillar, at the Carron wo.ka---tha forager will indemnify himself Ni one year, as they will last far ages. Mr. 1.1.0.1. exhibited a triangalar *refer. for cleaning Intuitive-try*. worked by four hoe's*. It is as toupror.seent era the cultivator or altankier. and Mespable of titan 10 acres a day, sodomy. too ploughings. Messrs. Roberts and Eiherulge, of Norwich, ex. hihitrd a read; of a veer fine tealure, ntaaufae'ured hy theta, form a Scree of ■ South-down rani, of Mt. T. Mnnre's. Mr. B. Georg?, of Dunstan. Mr. T. Moorr, of W wham. mot 347. Myth, of Burnham. oath s::ered • fat 5.,101.-dowa winter; sad Mr. bees; M t . al. MI!, Mr. ekes. and Mr. fityth.• *hewed Pad, 4 We of Bawls-down (bulks. f..r tar prism Fist( r. or seise* fie r fec t sheep aunt Mr. fdpargr's,, w.J Mr. Maned* fat *mth-dowst, were alraer be. h.;,!, • vi the judges (Mr. Moiety. Mr. rilmin. 3! 47.earsi Fs.! utokissi their 101&iton.' • howevef, in KA Mat / "end ifiannt. th at he thonglit Mr. Geenge's had Ill s i. Mr. lillobre's had the heaviest firm% deorge's :the fittest carcass. The cosepan,y were etc:howls? mach gratified -tr . witnessing the operation of clipping 'Mr: (juke s Merino Cross and Smith-downs, which was per formed by the men M • most tarefirl and okilful , wanner--a score are clipped by one 'nun in a day.. The following, are the weights of some of Mr. 4 Coke's fleeces :-- Nu. I, Merino Shearling Ram. Mlles. No. o, Ditto, lo lbs. sus, worth at least Ss. per lb. .. ~. i . The average *eight of his Southdown Sbeatling Rams was about sllre. The fleece, of his Sous.. down aged Rams, from 4 lbs. 7oz. to 8 lbs. 1 oz. ' Suullidown and Sue Norfolk wools were stated to be worth goo. per tod, of 2111bs. Mr. Coke this day entertained 315 persons at his hospitable board ; where three is 'laity* plenty, without extravagance. and enjoyment without ea• Ce‘l. Afterdinner, the datial toasts having been drunk, Mr. CoRR gam " Prosperity to Afiticultnre." "The health of Mr. Cuke" wa. then given by the Rev. Si. John Priest, sad avant with three tines three. " The health of Dr. Logan, and pro.• perity to America ;" " Lind Vononchnsure, and prosperity tit Ireland ;" "Sir John Sinclair, President of the Board of Agrirttllurte` were allareards drank, fur which kousiar they respectively retarded thanks. Mr. l:ciltS next proposed— " The health of the most successful fanner in England, Lure. Somerville." • His Grace the Duke of BEDFORD followed up some excellent observations made by Mr. Coke on the vitlviect of lease., by giving as a toast— " Gond I.saillonis to good Teasels, and good Teassis to gooll Landlords." " Lord Kensington, and success to Sir W. %Wynn's sheep ghee" (io Wales) was then drunk ; his Lordship, in suitable terms, acknowledged the compliment. Mr. Coat then gave .‘ Mr. Westcsr, the first Brasier in Ireland." The business of this (Tueaday) evening rantsistrril in the rale of South-.lowa Thenves, and . felting Southdown Rams :•••• SOUTII-00141 Tille•Tßl lAD IS LOTS OF 10 RACII• Lot 1. Mr. Rader ..... ............ 9llgaieas. 5. Mr. Tollr.tt 3. Lord Uvulas ' 34 • 4. Mr. Banker 36 -- S. Mr. Toilet ...i . . - se .......L. 6. Lord Viotti.•• se 7. Rev. 16r. Hain* d... 211 a. Mr. Saul ' • 44 ~....,• 9. Mr. Barker r ' se in. Mr Seal, _. iis --••• 11. Laid Doiropaistre " ‘--- 52. Ditto. es tin ----- es. afr. Seal ail _ sertar4lowie KAM SRO 'WI. of tVo.l. ' Nu. 5. 30 pions. Capt. Heath ' • SM. Inn. O. 40 -- Mr. Wgr re ' • s 4. 50 Rev. Si.. Hutton /I I 5 3: •-... Mr T. Hastings b as titles • G 1 7. its Mr. Wncht %I YO •••••• Mr. Harker • . S it 11. ao -- Mr. Kiehl* . a I -- Mr. H i ago as. so Lord Poiluest.m.re roe wire 1 , 1 Om: th , te were wail) conapetttors, oho duet for tAi os uso4l. THIRD DAY-Vrtolaltioalr. The wei;lbto of Mr. Cat's fat *beep. end those of toe p -.l•ra•ta. *ere sweertsioed a. ffill"W‘ :- Rh Cubes Soesla•aloors, No a. (exclusive of tallow, Ice ) gct. No. a, sat. alb -.Mr. Cubes hall bred Motion, No. I, lag. sill —Ditto, No a, 7m. alb. Mr. Drage% aootb-okoro (eltrioairo of billow. ice) 'rt. 139 a. wool. slb. ;oz.—Mr. T Mowe's eitto. lat. alb wool, *lb. moo Blyilm's, Oat. tab. . . The ~.seepotakes for toontoir the *eight of Mr. C.ke's hleri2o. No. I, was dittde.l between the lieu. Mr. Simpson, Mr. Adam, Mr. Lloyd, sod Mr. Rolfe; two of them haviii , „l gotaseil flit. over, and the other two Ilb. soder the weight, which was 1131.4. (Rd. 111).) About 250 dined this day at the Hall. The cloth hang removed, and - the u,.usl totv.ts drunk, Mr. Coos proposed the health of " The Bishop of Norwich," sod nest, that vi " Mr. Adam, M.P. for Kincinduserlort," which he gave with &Awoke. Nervations, relative to the connection between Scot. land and Norfolk, itrthe cattle and barley trade. For this complussent. Mr. ADAM returned thanks in a speech replete with good seine and good hu mour; and, in hi,. turn, proposed, as a toast, "The llospitahty of 111011.1 tens-hall." with three times three, which was received and drunk with the eo thusiastic applause it was calculated so directlyto escile. Mr. Cons nest gave:" The health of leie Grace the Duke.of Bedford.' with three times three, who, i• a dumbed and iutpressive manner, like wee returned his thank*. After giving n 'flie health of the Duchess of 13-4. ford, and her infant . daughter," Nil-. Cots pr.. medal to read tha sdiaditations, ..nd to present i the pates to she 'weariful candiduys....... • To Mr. IL Seek of lariats, for the bat Marfa& Soar, hill yew."' Silver Tankard. .. To C. C. Weaving, Esq. la( Fella-Mall, Essex, for the best Emma Sear, a Novi r Tankard. To Mr Meer..., of Wiehtres, far ths best simithilow• Ram, • /Wm Tea put, mil fur his Merino Mar, Isar Salver ball Ceihre; sad to Mr. Reeve, Ire the bees pea of Souilidosa Theatres, a Slime Tankard. To Mr. M. Mill, of tt sterdes, fin his Devonshire Dell, a Silver Tinikard, sad for has two Heifers, smother Silver Tankard : awl atm, s•Pieee of Plate in him, fee the word hempen of Sam It down Threw" To Mfr. George. of Donetort. for the best diesaling Solidi doe n Welber, a Sileer 1 aiikord. 'rot:sap gyres, Eej of Lyadford, for Irriglitioe, a Silver Foshan! To Mr. Paver, of Cashmere, for irrigating and improving as scree if andonary Land, a &Orr Tea PM, Sugar llama, and Cresol goer. Mr Coke then presented to his Bailie, Illi- James Shep herd. for the best troplemeots a Hesbaailey. • harp Silver Pasch Cowl sad ladle ' Also pecuniary rewards to Isaac H.rvey sad Will. lo Tenet, shapilianis. for aurae tic arming .ratter of Lamb.. thriolto IMICA•Ie litePf • jest. eslogioto OD the exertions of Means. ink sad flurdy, is irrig.itiou, owe of the Srat of tat , provemes %pow/vied forret, of them • Vitra Medal, a the r. 441 ff . ; tome df the. M tlaord of Agrocidirre. . . i ..• ................. •.• s rite Scotch farming, like pardeolsg, erre sway . 1 - hue ew,,,,esseril repine • ' ass f waren • from Seattmal ore we Was' MB' y iMpoit.ng cats t maestri. The superiorimmrsit i elf then st'Afithinz. the ret.issrify . 1 ! ,therr ow sing. a•il Me Mac meow it •lilf b llia) kip tb . ,r Tristes, *soft ilatomita.: a larao lokaolval by a nraiehe.to ; and alto. err, n. g lt u. they hay. tore atop, pay ie. •cottond, pdt thaw to the iste..4. of inahlot all they sou of their hpyl sad elligramt so "' l. ' • . • NAVAL MTPLLIGRACE. • POITSISOVTIC Arritci ihe Jasper. 18 gull% and 5i4 one, Hon. Captain 11.Kinev convoy from Utition; the Naiad, frqui bourgli Sailed L'Aigle, 44 gland. Copt, W„14., Inauth. IPLY 74OO TH-DOCIL, Ji &ilea the &Wag' sloop of w•kr, with fur the West Inaies; the Jasper .1: (.p n I her conetty. Frtrrett &e. for Nn many of wiient are in a _;qtly itatt, nuked. The Caledexis. 110, made her number and paaaed up Chata.el. FA 1.4186111, Arrived the Rte pocket, ftam c, days ; um' the Princes, Cisarluite, Wind S.W. It s' the Mariborowtis i i r.k e t yesterd-ay, an B,ot the ",„. rf 11111.101. Came in, Phoeiln, —, from N l:.r Dora Thre --, from jam:then ; Betsey, Stopl Ph Steven, from %Vaterford; thins, bolviP. Druid, —, from Cork; /duty, Londonderry.. starTiNcs OF CREDITORS AT CI:I'. ito ttraaa•rw. Dk, mr siti u Trutt, OhlAare, lAnulaa, calk...printe r Aenbteae Everett, Lower Gelatinise street, merchant . - - iliam rootlet. late of Upiitt Thames It Weevil, Mat Mmer icklurl Dime, Valenlioc en.rer, Nam Met street. millketv irloweil Cock LOC/ IC J•10111414“111, ietualier Mo. Maw, tit. John-square. brituly-w•-tch fti t Sausiia4 Hackney, Ilkiligate•hill, edg.ts..tchent 11:4ffs4' US/HMO, laird CI ilruat ion our rirlinot John Morro emir, ore lett of iki Ur soil, merchant Oaionie, PalWir tierace, p ilv•roaf, William Pickard, 'late of Little MiriclieL a, foreclit meta- . • Heary Jowls Easseit, sad Jaren L.orelt , 6etrel4. •guret, isit•ws Itiehnr4 Laws, late of Great It. ticker, Loadue, broker - - - Geurp Henan, Rensoadaeyolreile. fallitionyr Witilavir !port. Tooley Newt, thisithwarki oil minimal William %Ili liaztiaio, late of Lyuu, ai folk, 'riote r Mown Caithacas, use, or late et leeu Beediaftes, watch-O.Ln . . wilha Fu ld, Norili•irresWasithipairset. eels, cleip-hat mannfaci era , George ',Areal, late of Poplar, Middiests, briekloyer Awe Joan, late of St. Jame* alreet, Peer m, late of Clueoell wrest, Chloireer, pope , loner rohneibil Custerell. jam. Irlee-streeli Lileut•pue4- street, I•acuti,mcrrlairot Wilhaio Wool lie, KS. Ma Wooleoralie, • jun. Rot herliii lir, Sari r, *hop- builders, . - Rip hal J Henry Markham, Nevillescouri, Fatier.lane, jcwelkr • • iiirbarat Pkkasa, Dock-best, SarroT, chi.a I, vitlu•llca gliosopms Thomas Sauuttcrs, Benoit:6-0m Let„ Sostiors4l, ►vildsr ',bosoms Torre), Ham, K ingstoo, toner , biker Rs O &inclose Drptf.a.l, la. or, wine s 11 . 6314 111110 Thia, Ciimaituc-statet, Coveut gorges,' sootigis George Moro PO" Gosport, Souilturiplon, John Langley, tare Gueptwt, titoiltiosytog, .1,.6n Moil:, Narrow street, Luta Moose, holm., eh., J, p. Ravel. Norrio-street, Hay• instgol, porherer later R ("nos Levis, sod Joseph .I.leltoo, si.k mercer Aare. Noetog i , Frgare street, Blsrlifriut, des. Chutes Lestioload, Into et diestit•-higro,, Loodo,, Soolead Maltby , Mortimer.olvelet,.Mem eerier ore Dowel Mages,a, late of CliEnd's inn passage, victualler BiebeedPet, laic of Southampton, upholsterer Fireside Aististroug, lit, of simian,* .40.1. wimitmerebaat . 1111011111116 Penile', and Henry Main, late of • Loudon. merchants 'asses Willis, George Mores Jan, lamesGroy ass, and J.ohs Lumley, Saliebsrrimsanit sired, Load.% =corkages. William Bangs, sea. Raehftrd, Eases, Mermaid's Knigl.t, cm I William Borkuell, Kirby ✓ Hattrin.garden, siatelk-manufarterets Thomas Gaskell, Bruton street, Berkeley' draper DIVIDENDS Witham Smith, Porters, Hampshire, hoer drum, Asa Deveni.h, and Henry Newport, Villiers-Arcot, Stroud, ap`olatc. u s Walter Yntck , use or late of Nedharst, draper, - - Whll as Gleutos,,Jernisti street,llt. Jaw George Smallwood, Beech-stied, foamier - Daniel Bloom, Troyer, sear N..rwi.-11, merchant John Hotiaseire, Fleet.street, lireen.drsper - Thomas Lister. 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