The Sun. — London, England, 1805-06-20 00:00:00

9 „.. • : •. i • be. e Petersbergh ea the 10th inst. we hat '.° re 4, to kiln Carried with' him the definitive Proositions i l l the British Cabinet. The 'important events . Nyhic mg , of es have oceurred in Europe since the oPt- t the present Session, and the views of aggrandizemedn. manifested by the Usurper of Frauce, have atfor ecleeemalgeounds to hope that a Confederation may be fanned Upon a much larger scale .than there was any reason to expeet at the commencer of the Year. • The events to which we allude, and the Sen timents expressed in conseqiience of them by- some °idle Pourers Most likely to be affeeted by the ag . g r es•siatts .of France,' although they.hold out pro °Peas' hi ghly favourabl e to the interests of this Country, and the independence of Europe, necessarily l e d to the .protra6lion of the Negot have iation. meoas have been circulated f or some days past ti et RUMOURS 'Negotiations are carrying on, the 011ie& of ,which is to Ore& :ed to a jundtion of P o li t i ca l- Parties, unite all the talent of the Country for its De.- futce at the this critical j un Et ure. -It would afford us this et titfaCtion, at a time when the Country i ' engaged-ie. a Contest 'on the res u lt o f w hi c h de . r'lltls it 3 '''''' V *? t e xistence as an Independent State,,. o allele:1ot t tal - iils rank, and weight, cordially ,„. grea e , ""allele to promote its interests, and to ensure c4k'tt- with 1 respea, however, t o th e probably, • :' t '' e sachaelitioe as thetwhich has been alluded to, ~ ine'l4 onl y say, th a t w h en we consider the nature e business at present before Parliament, it does „•, I:°' aP P e ar Very likely, at least for the present,' to tt Dike . . v ............. p . titittlter;:la'Y abo ut twelve O'clock) HER MA.irsTY 9 .- Inn Pet i t, .•d at the Queen's House tro/ti . w , , CISSES arrtvt. between four tesor. His INIAJSTY arri v ed and five ocloek. Weie ~ His M ' JtsTy was on his way to Town Ilstitiav 1 •7 ' T rnharri Green by an Adit;..,, ~ le 'tt aS met ola U , , _ i n hi s che ist "Lit who delivered to His 21iAJI:STY, ~ ”. ' 4 pox, containing Dispatches from Lord BAR . •, 1 I:4e lioyAt, FA%/yy will certainly not on I tlr tour till the Session of Parliament has close . ,This nlorning the ROYAL FAMILY visited the la a nd Military School at Chelsea. . es, Id at ..,til'erday a y Quarterly General Court was he . .. Pr o ' st 4 nclia House, when the . underementiomid th.• Potters were appointed a Committee for th9•ln wmtiou of the Cotnpany's Bye-Laws' viz' .On Jtili.is Atite r I.' George Samuel Wegg, then,oilliain Drew, 4 "I' john ' Clements, and . Hunter, Es Godfrey Thornton, Esqrs. , !ivory Strachey, (11:.irt I'lle hay , . ' ' ' the room tich () , laht pentleinm were chosen in Es rs. e teas ni,e WILSON and PETER HOLFOItD, sl. Ne,icie". The dividend for the half year e„ t e,,,i, n g .s tli J li.i. last, and ending sth . July nte( , Lieelared to be (et per Cent. e.. lie \ l ,l kite letter from Ifamburgh, brought by the tive ka,i,ls co,ii„ios the following intbrmation . re t la e • ked.' th e. 'further preparations of the Enemy in t he ; If itertatlejn : Act, lA. /4 Isla‘v .ing to ;1•1 vices from T '4 of ' Lyons , t h e sutit ult.,. a,..Seto. tOilsi,, 6,,!! Ari.narrierit is, fitting out ,at rel. ye .r.•.ll‘.ll,:tlier Artiled ,i,,,,1X Sail or the Line, exclusive of I" rl.ifat" 41` 'Toulon . Vial , ~,Psseli. The tutrlOSt activity prevailed at..,_ 1 5$1 4 i4,,11.1.e other French I [ arbours, to put the French Na7l. lt,s•th:s. forinidiable for,ting. These letters boast,. that i . • it n . rout }e;irs tile Ha vii Force will consist of oso 54 . 11 No ~••lite. A holly of ,1"1;inos is col !card near Tnition,, in , a c47114,,!1414,ifit on a Svcrct exiedition ; and near Rochefort ,tc.: ' f "one,l to r t* &ante purpose." 41iiitiatilurr4v and Saturday the Northumberlan.d li;iw niareli froin Sunderland Barracks, th two di -111,!'„(111 theieroute,to Chatham. . ii,.,:(l';,ilt clivisi9u of the Cumberland Militia, ar il, t;1 t`,E,iPcee'castle on Alonday, where they will re 'l;,,o,l:yr' _lo',ther orders. '• of ,ec'''',lnnY inarehed - into Makistone".upwards . 1 ,4 1;4 . runs from the Galway, •Dublin, andother • ~ie ft., ! • fileeletovKitnents in Ireland —the same , marched Out ref 300'3) rnornin -6 for 13rabourne Lees.- ,tipwaid ql p rof , tilore Were p*Oteed there yesterda, and it" i 44 , by the same route, for the 95th Rule "Mee t i,. e oricta . 3 ing at the above placth '''te 4 a • i' 4 Party of the Royal Staff Corps marched t k, ,ir rotilc itnile fr,l4-1 Chatharii and next day took 'e e o t e fOr lim e . ~ i 444 „ct!irnberlad 'AI ilitia, in two divisions, march "'•4 elliolt°4( ilom I full, on Tuesday and yesterday i'Pn..le„' and proceeded on their route for Berwick it (l . It is supposed their ultimate destine -145t,,,,141,'_urgh Castle. 'liree„,l (.. t .e't. the 2d West 'York Regiment of Militia Der, 'lona Chinon Barracks for Scotland. to 4 ° have bey • * ' r Officers ~.. Qtle4 recreit n issued to the Reauttee, . . 4 • for e ve ~,,a ! 4 " the Regulars for a limited ting e Lie ," •, or during the war. II litthaet.c 1 1 • ~ • ;4 4441011, i . O. CRIC BaAtiFORD, of the od Garrison iciti44lstatitt arr:ved at Head Quarters, Canterbury, eltn ki-kiilutant-General on the Staff . of the \ .'-ltwet•i/ rant-Gent: LI theoo m of Brigadier-General 'flie r , , aPpo'zatecl onof the' 'Commissioners of y ,re....ity. •tt. • ‘ll4 • • tfia -41°‘13 ezett ~, ,re whi r % k rtntalict happened. on Monday : 4 i i i ` 4 l st es i had been driven in one of the Green . ,lid aar 44 Y clove; d foaled tic k e4 Y ) - er street imme p,.. her arrivill"ll- Charing -c: . in the , s . can :le er ',spree:lt ti. ,. ,et haring-me!. W could , ta , an a rt i r ,„, l t.,m ,nuinaTty of w ho thoso.‘.• . eN -4 -' Lo st•C'h a sltnation to be driven in a 4 3i t.,14 tilatilar AONviiti \I - k lace 4 ., ,,w It‘ c k t . p . tars ._ , 3 ~ atoll too_ ...p yesterday,, te e nlent L e i n `°' "t- Rimester Bridge ; part or the 41 / ar e h . , g that the parties' should row through ei • ri s it filthPa of ,p,rcl.lY afterrieee .. 4fildit,,, 4Norh.Sh;pi 1 --.-- " woman walked through ti ' s old wai.,,*C3 in t 6 tattered, remains of :t rt at:l , o the back"liikt, the NITtI3 W1t11(111t Sleovei, i: " half . a "nst to the 8110111,1eri and did n , tat . .' l 'aY to he r k ._ . s . i . a a s e, 41 , fle a strata _,: nees--ex.cept waicn she e 10, 11 : in had fop_._ot e;ittire. This miserable youlig 1.4 r1 . 1 7 he stri pped her ,a soldier nearly to Aforpeth,, 1,41,:11 thoatc4-4 , when shy was obliged to re (.1,a6;41 to southe ti,vt?tesque geise. She said she be 4lit i't,t4h! person "'"nelai• The hum:linty of some it th e _ S rendered her more decent - before eiaue. NAVAL NEWS. n...wrourn, JUNE 18.—Arrived the Lady War ren hired ,Aorned.Ship, with some light ViOuallers .under„convoy, from the Channel Fleet, under 'Lord Gap:wait, off 13rest, which sheleft all well, joitied by the Thunderer, of 74 guns ; the - Againemnon, of 64 guns ; and Reziolutionnaire, of 44 guns, from hence. His Dispatches and Letters were landed and forwarded by the Post-Office to the Admiralty. The Lddy Mrren kit:the eight ViatuallerS she convoy ed down, Friday 14th, with the Fleet. Came in - from a-Cruize, the Churwell, 18 guns, Capt. DUMAIsTESQUp,; she is to go up the harbour. Went up the harbour to the lower moorings; the Loire's prizes, viz. the Conlianee„ 26 grins, the same that last War took the Kent fast Indiainan, and was now fitting, for secrecy, at the little Port of El Man nas, to carry again devastation in the Indian Seas ; the Spanish Brig; laden ; and the Gun-vessel, which is latine rigged, like, an Italian Settee, of one 34 — pounder in her bow, and six 24-poUnd carronadei midships, called a bean cod (these are most power ful Vessels in a calm againstLine . of Battle Ships). 'Sailed the Amax' Frigate, on a Cruize to the Westward. PORTBI4OVTII, JUNE 1 9.--Arrived His Majesty's Ship Glory, Rear•Adllliral STIRLING,. who has this evening hoisted his Flag, when a Salute was fired on the occasion; and the Revenge, Capt. Mooßsom, from the Downs. Came in the Harbour, to refit, His Majesty's Ship Orpheus. Sailed the Betsey, DYER; for Sunderland. • Mr. HILLIER, Purser of the Temeraire, is ap pointed to the Ville de Paris, vice Mr. SsittoA6cii, superannuated ; Mr. BAILINGLIALL, of the Impreg nable, to the Toneraire; Mr. OODDARD, of the Namur, to the Impregnable. YARMOUTH, Jung Ig.—Arrived the Baltic, D MELL , from Memel; left Elsineur on the 7th inst. with about 150 other Ships, " under Convoy of the . &are Sloop of War. • Passed by in the. offing last night alleet of Ships. for the Baltic • under Convoy of an Armed Ship . ; they, were joined here by the-Tare, Ho r. A ND, ,A - eav Amos, UR4UHART, Tiber, PALMER,' Betty, WELt.s . • Hester, row, , and by the Banetta, BitST, , from London to Revel, with 'vitriol,. which mid put in here. The Jonge Aubnia, SMrr, from Amsterdam to Bilboa with goods, is sent in by His Majesty's Ship Moselle. DEAL, JUNE 19.—Sailed His Majesty's Sloop Di. li g ence, Piercer, and Firm Gun-brig,l,.tbr their' sta tions oil* Boulogne. Came in the Minx Gun-brig, from a Cruize off Ostend. The Northampton, Captain" BARKER j and the Stratkint aaptain DALE, East Indian - 10', came down froni the River, Wand sailed for Portsmouth. Ar;ived and sailed for the River the Baltimore, Lowo„ from Baltimore, in 39 days passage; Per severance, EvANs, and the. Two Friends, HU GUES, from Chester. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Majestic, Inflexible, Trusty, Antelope, flebe, ftenonimee,Ariadne, Speedy, Ores tes, Argus, Autumn, Cygnet, Fury, Volcano, DevAstation, Zebra, Discovery, lleela, Lucifer, Vesuvius ; eleven Gun brigs; Phosphorus lire-brig, and ilarinouy Transport. . JUNE 17.—Friday naemoon arrived in Leith Roads the Chapman Armed Ship, ‘with several Transports'under COrINVy, from the southwaid; like wise the Lord Melville Armed Brig, with a Fleet from Tonningen. GREENOCK, JUNE 17.—A Letter received yester day (via Liverpool) from the Mercury, BOAG, Pri ateer, of this port, which had been spoke on the 13th M;:y -on her voyage from Newfoundland to Demerara,. mentions her having left Newfoundland on the Btlf May, and that the following vessels be longing to the Clyde had then arrived there, viz. Haniu DUGGIN J Jessie, Bo4to, and Union), WIL.. Letters received in town yesterday, under the date Crookhaven, 7th June, from the-Mate of the Mary, of this Port, mention, thnt she was captured by a French Lugger Privateer, of 16 goos, te,,pound car ronades, and 150 men, on Sunday, May 19, in lat. 50: 30. N. and long. 17 W. and was re-captured on Saturday, May ssth, in Ist. 45. N. long. 14. \V. by the Liverpool Privateer iltalante, and was then ly ing in Crookhaven. The Mary was not taken till after an action' of upwards of an hour, m Which she was considerably damaged in her masts, sails, rig ging, &c. She mounted only Gor 8 guns. We are sorry to announce the loss of the. Brigan tine the Nymph, of Montrose, WILLIAM BAR CLAY, Mager, 4 - War DomesnesS, in the Baltic She was Unfortunately ,3:-unined in betwixt two'; pieces of ice, Which in ten minutes laid her on her broadside, and in, live ininntes inure 'she' wept down With all hands. Other two Montrose 'Vessels e witnessed the sad ca tastrophe, but from the vicinity of the land, and violcnce of the wind, could render no assistance. This loss is attended with mournful circumstances of distress.: ' five,of the crew were the Captain's ne pheews, and one his intended sonrin-law. Captain BA It cLAY's death is much lamented. A Court Martial vas held at Portsmouth, on "I‘tes ,l Clay, oti k,apt, v r INCENT, for the loss of His Majas ey's Sloop - iirrow in an `anion with two 7terticii Frigates, whilst haviiii; a Convoy from the 'Mediter ranean under his protedion. Tilt: Court lionour.46ly • acittitted Capt. '4 INCENT, his Offict;rs and ivloa, SPDXTING INTELLIGENCE. ASCOT HEATH,' SPCOND Day, Vir i tIaNZSDAY, June TO. A Plate of pl. for 4-yr olds, carrying 75t... 41b. ; s.yr olds, Rst. I 6.yr olds, /ht. 61h. i atrtagett, Itsf. gtb. the best of three 3-mile heats. The vintter of thi-s Zlate to . be-soldfur 3soAs. if flemandetkwitlins half an hour after ;he race is finished. Mr. Fenwie`•:.e'S Miss Coiner,.4-yrs ohl • Mr. Froglcr's b. c. Triptolemus, 4-yrs old -z z 3 to t ou MisS Coiner before starting, and to tO 'Falter .the Crat heat.—Miss Coiner was denunilt,:cl and ...ptirchascd for 350 guineas. • Major Brapm% b. m.• heat Mr. Hawk's ch. tn.: the New Mile, for too guincas,-3 to 2on Mr. ilawlcS,clt. tn. " • ; -- 1 Captain Nlaster's ch. tn. beat Mr. Christie's- b. h. a• 1,-mile • heat, ti•r tooguincas. - . . Another Irack.snatch was, run ‘vihich altbrded no sport. A -11E1?te. •I. NEW-YORK, MAY Is.-The folloWing Vessels of War were at Halifax, April 24 ‘: The Leander, of au guns ; Camlrian, 44 ; CleaFatra, ; Ville de Milan, 48, Driver, Busy, and British Fair. The Mermaid'und Tartar were expc4ed from. Bermuda. Arrived here yesterday the Brig Prudence, BUN KEn, from Dublin, with coal, crates, and glass ware. April 16,1 at 48. 36. Was boarded by a French Privateer, and Nits robbed of 5 pieces of linen,- and a piece of diaper. May 1, lat. 42. 21. spoke a Ship from Amsterdam bound to Rhode Island.--May 3, lat. 40. 41. spoke ship --, Cum, front New- York. Also sawn mast, and apparently some loeo ple on it ; we tried our utmost to get to it, bat all - our endeavours were fruitleSS. May 14, lat. 89. 8. long. 63'. 30, fill in with a hogsheadrof rum, and a little 'while after fell in with nine more, after' taking them on board we found them all marked P. Came Passenger DAVID TABBY, late of the. Schooner Industry, captain SAYER, of Pepperelburgh, who ,Was cast away on the 22d ofDeeember, in lat. 39.30. long. 65. at ter being on the wreck for 48 clays, and every bit of clothes they had on washed off their backs, they_ were taken off the wreck: on the lth Feb. by the Ship New Century, of Boston, bountcto Dublin.— Capt. SA I'LR and his sun died 20 days after,they were taken off the wreck. • THE THBATRE.---11j , ,Cornmand of THEIR M JESTIES tbe.Come4 of John Bull and the Vamp of Raisingllw 'Wind 'si , ere last night represented at.the Haymarket Theatre. Five of the PttibrcEssgs ac companied EI tt ATA.ip.s - rir.S. • The Theatre was crOwded . in p`art:4, and , the Audience received. the RoYill.Ylsitors with the tiwit eery etit marks of loyal .,ty and atfe4ioli: The,whole Cif the Royal Party peared to ,be irr good health. They were very ob viously inuch entertained by' the dramatic represen tations, whlch,,were supported with considerbie merit by the Performers ir) gneril: The 110xeA for the receritio of the it e-'6 FAMILY Were lilted 'up with great taste, and had a yery beantiful . appeir qoC‘e; ,that for THEIR' iM § had Pcanopv With yellow silk drapery, and wa 6 richly decOr,it:.:l with ,silver; that Or the Patcvsst's N;VA 1 eel . with blue silk, and silver eruagl2nts. Hr s /A - ETY was dressclin blue and gold. The C 1( i:L N and PaiverssEs were dressed as tOIIOI.Vs : ,Halt M Ajtti Y — Willie Celli and sleeves, blue and 4' l yer tissue train; a m‘:st beautiful turban awhite and silver ; dia mond tiara,,neck lace, and est . -rings, Pit I iterrs oc urr coat and silver sleeves,. blue and silver tissue train; A litri,%! plums of ostrich feathers, and a profusion of.dknonds. Pa': Net ss kat zßas r u..,Mtilberry and silver tissue rotind dress, a black diadem, with em e rald st a rs ; u di a m on d crt-s - cent, large plum:: of ostrich leathers, and a beautiful black Sultan. • . Pat hicass Sor t A --Straw.colour ancl silver rpund dress. black bandeau, with chains of diamonds, - a diithond sprig, and a plume of white feathers. Pi Ivens MARY —A light-bine roun:l dress, with broad silver stripes ; a black bandeau edged with diamonds; u dia mond crescent..and several diamond combs. YRI NCIISS mullierry and silver tissue tound dress; black bandeau;diantond sprig, and - White pinme. The Season concluded at Drury-lane Tlwatre last night with the Comedy of Every 'One hes his Fault, and the Farce of The ikixhling bay. WROUGHT' ON came forward, as usual, at the end of the Play, to testify the gratitude of the Proprietors and 'Perform, ers tor the liberal Patrona g e Wh ich had attended the season, and to in omiie a continuance of those exer tion. ~.inets might ...lye theni a claim to the future proteaion of the Pithlic. This Address, which was neatly expressed, and well delivered, wasreeeived' with great applause by very numerous Audience. MRS. GODFREY'S CON'CEI3.T, PORTHAW-SQUARE. —On Friday last this Lady parry an el ant musical treat to a soie& number t)t friends, file Concert was superintended by t iLe Her. Mr. liawlTT, one' of our most thstinguihed amateurs, who accompa nied Mrs. SicoND in S•wet.t Rini," who also sung her popular Canzonct (" When thy Smiles and t hy Transports I share''), accompanied by Patti p- MYE,RS on the Harp, With the most refined and de licate expression, and• received universal marks of approbation. Mrs. lllNnlckasn sang an Italian Song in her best manner; and MiLua, in - Honour and Arms, - completed one of the best regulated elitertaiuments of the kind given at the west end ,of the town. • - • • EXTRAOitIMISAR Y MARRIAOR.--On mgt. very curioui.seene took plaix , in St.Pan9.as.t Lieutenant Woont; A T E ,, of th e i\`;;‘) , h av i ng tained a special licVnev: gave Wks,: to the Clerk that he should, ncNt inOrnill 4 ',l".• coin , to be married to HONOVIA LANrat aT, a, it :;lire were a itei son of ordinary rank:.__ ,-liiti you.ng Ludy . ia, li secrns, the daughter of the Earl *tii. CAVAN, tt 11:1Vittg reeeirkd intinaition'of the intended mr, - ..tch, waited on the Sunday r morning at the 'Clerk's house, in order to intercept the paties On ;lit road to the Rem , ..neal Trinple. The Britle ,, soont was ittcntkd by i imrty of .li - iends, and s:.;) wa:, the father, who finding . the enatnoured,pa?r in eintreb, resolutely forbade thenianiage. ',he Lady, hov. - - ever; is of age, the ('let man did not think that be had a right to refuse perfonning the ceirriouy 3 and he • flieretbre informed the ,Nob!c Lorkl that the par ties were betrothed,. and that it wai his duty, to :proceed. The Earl upon this deela:ati(;a did, not think proper to persevere, and withdrew . from the churrth before the conclusion .of the ceremony. A the Bridegroom is'a gallimt Ottieer, • and hort a leg in gaining laurels for Great Britain . , cn the pl,lins t;f Egypt, it i;; to be the marri•,;!:,cy has not been agreeable to the Lady's Fatlicr, it in duetililr, be %.1416tioned by parental approbation. iiirta.--Saturday, at her hou,e in .13-akt:T-:,:tieet, theitight lion-Ltd) , CAlloalsE 1.',44N110., of a t . ...;0n and Heir: -' irOBIll?Ar SIII;PP-StIE/Ili!:-7() ON Tuesday mornin a % , , utter journed Afeeting of the Smithfield Clan, Wobtum Abbey ; his Grace the - Dake of in the Chair; Mr. A.writtntYou N we aresorrysry to hear, was absent on account Of ,l recent fainily loss. At this meeting it Was reolve..), that the future number of the Alembers of this ory useful., Society shall be unlimited ; and, - at stance of 1;ord SoNiEttv4. LLB and Mr. GRA f, it was eet , strongly recommend e d to thenext Geral Meeting, of the' Society,, to alter a little the time of the Atr- - , imal yahibition, itt Smithtield,', so that it loay h. More p6Cticable' for Gentlemen to atteudth'e Bath Medtirig and the Smithfield show also, in futurt..... •Tlw next business of the mornin c . ) o. Was to view the, fat ethers exhibited in their wool, 'at tlie the : Abbey, -by the C:indkLites for .his (1 ice'; two Prizes, of which Lord-Soi‘t ER V 1 LLE ll.lc::i,;xsn ASHLEY, ;111(1 .WM, CHAPMA N, of ,Fieet-market, were appoiuted the - judges. Soon after 11 o'clock the company assembled at, the Mum-yard,- and the South Dol.vn Tups„. iu telide . d to be lett on Wednesday eVening, were stiewn-fp.l singly to the company; after which, ford and Pevon.Cattle, intended for' sale that evcii ing, were exhibited and ex an) ined. Pour new I,ci cester Theaves bred in kl&ltbrdshire, biqonging to . Mr. Mooan, of Aspley, and three belon!!;ing . to Mr. CIRCIATT, of. W01)11111, were t`kalnillo ; ,were • also a Roar of Mr. WksrallN . 's, and two Sows, ' seven, and the other five months old; and a Btair of ' Mr. 47111;8 (China and Sutfolk)"; and a very hand some pig of the same brCed. Ca AY, Mr; Picx.- poED„ and Mr. LA were seleoed as the j.tidgeS ' . to decide on their respeaiVe merits. Mr. SMiTH explained, and showed to Several Gentlethen theprogress making-in his Mineralogical Map of England and 'Wales, sheaving the out-crops I ' of the Various stroda of which they are,composed. The Meeting of this day was much better attended , - than yesterday., and seemed, in interest, and iii the increasing excellence of the stock exhibited, to equal, if not excel, any:•=of the former years' meet ings. .fiefore.dinner His Gritee, And a large party of his Noble Visitors, wok a ride. to Crawley Heath, to view the drilling of seine ,turnips ; and soon after • three,o'clock as many persons as the two spacious •• dinner:looms could acconimodate sat d r own to .Sfl elegant dinner; after Which : some' Veiy interesting conv'etiatiou took place on the great subjeCts. con- ' neEted with agricultural improVeMents, and similar 'Mists xscith those of the preceding . day 'were drank. ; aS " '11:eEl ucnpf litqbaudry and conimerce.,".. " NIL Fos ter," " ;ilc. hdrl of Egremoia," . , Gniec, of „11.antz(lats ostats4d from the Chair. that a sweepstakes of one guinea each was on toot, for guessing the weight of, nakittop one thrce-shqar,Soutn-4own. lik) had beLli shown that morning, having bk.en sub ,te.iboLl to by lii, u2,x.114.1, fl(j i ieventeen oth.:r Lilo (;,:litleiben hcshot,-0 bu i l is rotaid siguarares others, tint the sheep wouhi tie . sia(). iniiiedj'or the exatWnation of those w.. 110 way wish fortlicT to it prOViotli to titiv Gleir Opi nioa of Ow to decide the .sweep , Aakes. At the dinner this (14 wo besides Utilise noble 'personages ni:t eady. t d Lords -.--16 4cit.,,SpetiCCr, ToWhiAlend,' .Mill Onglvy. Sirs-•- Robert Lawley, George 04bo; it, and johil SC4bright. General' Cuylcr. Colonels--beinimont and Dalrymple. 111ajor Sandiford. Capfains—White; .1. C. Beresford, 'C. G. Cr',a and C. 'l'. Towers, Archdeacon Vow kr. Tne Rev. Dean Dudley. Rev.. hleists..Syluct, ;aid tinwritov,!. 111esits.-•-Coke, of Norfolk, K.d. , .ud Coke, Anton, T..ce Antonie, Nortbey ' Culling sdidb, Nlar,ll,lll, Coi,yer;, Francis, Motteux,Citarles C. Wc . stk.rn, iSted, peeve William*, I: lll, iNs..N. N. J• p M o ore , C 60,4 t;et.rie Cunning, "obit liggio,;, l ames H ar v e y ? Alex Hu'ireybOu:li, S. Stone, joint / 4 tuvw ker. W Maxey, W rn. Tulin 'Ellin:in, inn. Tito. M„Watr, W . chwidlel, G. Payne, Edw.. Smith,' E. N.l.Suckley, 41..11uciciek, Stubbi;ls, It. Tll th o b .s s Chandler, T. Stone, _ tiblet. , t e s r s oo . k c e, Milky, W. H. Apperley, L. Moiety, r Cobb, W. R. Purchase, _ R. Dell, Watkins, Cotton', s ,14. Higgins. J. Slater, Bridges, j. liennct, J. ba ;. b,, Tbar . torder - 1. l'earse,' Tito, Cirdlestoue, 'flake, Halsted, R. ' NI. Leeds, lolin Tomalia, I.;k. Ilcstoe, tier, John Kemp,. Roberts, 1, Sunbury, 'R. Ventre, New. man, Rolfe; Baynes, J. Road, 1, • Cooch, 1. S. littres,. Charge, Lax, liainbridgc, lobo M3y11,,r1, lobo Bryan, Intin Dent, Geo. lienton, ',.1, [1. 0 ,, w , v. 4 ,, in .. FOSCUt, Leader, Fatlo, :Fisher, H. SttiekCand, W: L'o!kt, It. Wood, 1,. C. Wood, Milian', Cliaprnan, Arberry, K. Parkinson, : Garrard, 1. Bell:tiny, t'oyntl, e4C. A 8 soon as the Company had retired to the Exhi bition Room, the letting - of Leicester Tups CUIII - ' . After which the gale of Cattit: commenced, hna a Hereford cow was sold to EDWARD cox; for i 2 guirwas,..a ditto to WZI.LIAtd STOrP, for Sto guineas, a Devon cow t0,..J. M. CRIPPS,, for, lei guitte.as, a dirt - 010 for .15 piticits., a ditto'to ditto, for 13 ,and .a three year old p awl , h e i fer to J. CLAYTON, Jllll, for I tituetl ' The day proved. eicctiaingly favourable' to this i n t eres tiiag Meeting,. exept a short thuit , ter-stolra after ctinizer. , ,His ,Rayal Higimesi tl . DifKr. of C,ENcs, I,cetne.l ii.lcreat.ingty .to ot bf4dy or 111- : v,21.11 fo11(11 at und piOpOSe w tu say the the conclusion ufili:. YeStCl - ''a' PT fiVe t)::; 'T ?11 m. ;-., b!aizyr w I h a . - .. tonsi,.ic t it - rittat.tlt\; i 1 !..p ~, , ,, ; (., e , in t,1,... 11'....g1:- boutho . :.l of l'eu. ) .1.. .- : s twiti:rtunatelye:N.plo:ttd, by which . thy* we:e ei .. ...,:, , orousry hutli, Jird were carried to ti)e ,V;estinithiv.: t.t.trs-ln:,.v. Qn Friday drtvatoon a g+ - ,)c. • the church Nortia : setting ofi • JI mateb a3.o;:list a qt,LaA for the p..)rio)fise. `12.n:2 e , pi ~ „, of a p.;ALLIt of nillc • t:, over lliy by t1:11 .i:i.lct ttal 11/antler; .11, irlyer, in Lw..-Criat . ..I.\:-,1. c,tsoe, wa i hanging torn, tt) 11 eta A t• Lo t ' a n y attcknpt for f.2i recovory, bony .. 1 E i 1 th i t1..‘1...1.ni4cii thne ta - e• kold :11`t_