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--~-- -_ FAR L 1 SOCIETY OF IRELA _VD. DUBLIN.SPRING SHOW, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1806. NEAT CATTLE. OXEN. .Class. 1. For the best Fat OX. three years old No Cl. • 2. For the best Fat OX, tour years old - - io 4, Richard Reynell, Esq. Reynella, Hereford. 2(1, 1:1(.114rd Reynell, Esq. Killinon, long horned. No merit. 31, Colonel la Touche„ HoWetness. No merit. Premium adjudged to - Richard Reynell, Esq. Reynella. 3. For the best tat OX, five years old - - to • " Ist, Richantßeynell, Esq. Killinon, long horned. 2d, Barnet Sehew, Esq. long horned. No merit. Premium adjuched to Richard Reynell, Esq. •- 4. For the hest Fat OX, Six, years old - - 10 • , tat, 101111 Fetherston, Esq. long horned. ad,. William battershy, Esq. ditto. 341 . , Thomas Yates, F.sq. ditto. 4111 Colonel La Touche , HOlde r n e s s: Premium 'Withlield for want of sufficient merits 5. For the best of the Prize Oxen- - The Silver Medal. The Medal wirlthelktor want of sufficient merit. COWS OR HEIFERS. 6. For the best Fat COW or HEIFER, three years old to • No Claimant, 7. For the best Fat COW or HEIFER, four years old to 'zst, john Fetherston, Esq. long horned. ' 2d, Richard Reynell, Esq Killinon, ditto. , 3d, Richard Rothwell, Esq. ditto. ,No merit. Premiurri adjudged to John Fetherston, Esq. S. For the best Fat COW or HEIFER, five years old- 10 ist, George Grierson, Esq. long horned. id, john Fetherston, Esq. ditto. 3d, lames l'etherston, Esq ditto. 4th, Joseph Houghton, Esq. ditto. Premium adjudged to George Grierson, Esq. ' ~ For the best Fat COW or HEIFER, six years old, 1 10 or upwards • Ist, Richard Reynell, Esq. Reynella, Hereford. -ad, George Grierson, Esq. long horned. 3d, John Gerrard, Esq. ditto. 4th, lohn Fetherston, Esq. ditto. sth; Charles P. !Jayne, Esq. ditto. 6th, Richard Reynell, Esq. Killinon, ditto. 7th, Gustavus Lambert, Esti-. Hereford. • Sib, Richard Rothwell, Esq., long horned: 911), Morley Saunders, Esq. ditto. loth, Von. fudge Day, Hereford , no t in condition. itth, Samuel Garnett, Esq. long horned. No merit. tzth, Joseph Houghton, Esq. No merit. ' Premium adjudged to Richard Reynell, Esq. Reynella. io. For the best or the Prize COWS or HEIF E RS—The Silver Medal. ti Ist, George Grierson, Class S. long horned. 21; Richard Reynell, Esq. Reynella, Cless 9, Hereford. 3d, loon Fetherston, Esq. Class 7. long horned. The Medal adjudged to George G rierson, - E sq. JUDGES FOR CATTLE. • Roger Scully, Esq. Thomas Going, Esq. George Robinson, Esq. , SHEEP. Ir. Combing wooled. For the best pen of five fat ono shear WET HE RS" I 3 Ist, John Cason, Esq. New Leicester. ad, Roger Scully, Esq. ditto. 3d, 'John Garnett, Esq. ditto. No merit. Premium adjudged to john Gason, - Esq. 12; ClethinA Wooled. For the best pen of five fat one shear W ETHERS' - - to Owen Wynne, Esq. South Dgwn. • . Premium withheld for want of sufficient merit: 13. Combing wooled. For the best pen of five fat two shear W ETH RS • - • IC E. ist, William kishboornei Esq. New Leicester. 2(.1„ George Robinson, F.sq. ditto. ' 3d, 13raWizon Morris, Esq. ditto. 4th, John Fetherston, Esq. ditto. sth, Thomas Going, Esq. ditto, disqualified. Premium adjudged to William Fishbourne, Esq. 14. Clothir g wooled. For the best pen of five fat two shear WETHERS - , It Owen Wynne, Esq. South Down. Premium withheld for want of sufficient merit. 15. For the best W ETHER seleded from the peras, The Silver Medal. Ist, Roger Scully, Esq. New Leicester. 2d, loon Gason, Esq. ditto. . 3d, Wallah' Fishbourne, Esq. ditto. 4th, George Robinson, Esq. ditto. - sth, John ketherston, Esq. ditto. The Medal adjudged to Roger Scully, Esq. -JUDGES FOR SHEEP. John Browne, Esq. Thomas lames Rawson, Esq., Mr. William Garry. SWINE. i 6. For the best fat PIG, front six Months to one Year old 5 s rst, Richard Reynell, Esq. Killinon. 2d, Mr. T. M. Bates. No merit. r Premium adjudged to Richard Reynell, Esq. 17. For the best fat PIG , one Year old, - 5 Thomas Going, t•lsq. Premium adjudged to Thomas Going, Esq. - IS. For the best fat PIG, two Years old, 5 Thomas Going, Esq. Premium adjudged to Thomas Going, Esq. 19. For the best fit PIG, three Years old, or upwards '5 ist, Rev. lolut Cromie. 2d, Richard Reynell, Esq. Killinon. ' • Prerniunt adjudged to the Rev. john Cromie. • to. For the best of the prize SW I N E —The Silver Medal. - ist, Thomas Going, Esq. Clais 17. o,d, Thomas Going, Esq., Class LS. 3d, Rev. I'ollo Cromie. • Class 19. • 4th, Richard Reynell, Esq. Killinon. Class 16. The Medal adjpdged to Thomas Going, Esq. • JUDGES - FOR SWINE. Robert Moore Fisirbourne, Esq. , Samuel Knowles, Esq. Robert Dexter, Esq. ,C to SEED CORN, .-For the host barrel (t,velity stone) of red-Wheats, being part of a parcel oat I , ast ten barrels - - to f 12.. For the best barrel of white WHEAT, ditto, t• The P remiums for WHE AT be decided at the Society's House, New Sackviile-'street, on the igth Sept. 1806. • 23. For the beSt barraof BARLEY (sixteen stone,) being ?art of a parcel of at least twenty bthels, lb, - to az. Colonel La Touche, weight per Winchester • bushel, striked. • - - - George Grierson, Esq.: ditto Premium withheld for want of sufficient merit, 24. For the best barrel of 0 ATS.( I 4 stone) di tto 1st, Simon Puidon, Esq. weight per Win chester bushel, striked - _ 2d, Right Hon. David La Touche, ditto. No merit. .., - 3d, George Grierson, Esq.. • No'merit. 4th, lames Yates, Esq. ditto. . sth, Major. Cameron, ditto • Premium adjudged to Simon Purdon, Esq. JUDGES FOR SEED CORN.. , . lames Conoty, Esq. Arthur' Guinness, Esq. Richard Pim, Esq. GRASS SEEDS. 26 Meadow Foxtail, Alopecurus Pratensis. For the great est quantity of sound, pure and well saved seed, . collected in Ireland, not less,tlian solbs. weight, 5 For the second, - - - - - 4. Fn the third, - 26 Great Meadow Grass, Poa Pratensis. Ditto, ditto, -For the seconyl, - - - . - - 4 - For the third, . - - r r - 3 .27 Meadow Fescue Grass,- Festuca Pratensis ' Ditto, ditto, To the second - - " 4 To the third - 0, , •• -'. 3 Perted Specimens of the Grass, in Seed, are required to be produced with each Parcel. The Premiums for Grass Seeds will be decided at the So ciety's, House, New Sackville-street, on the 1 9th of Septem ber, tBo6. So I4h,_ 48 iori 43 12 4 2 411 HAY. 28. To the Person who shall, bona fide, SELL'in Smith field M ar ket, Dublin, the greatest quantity of HAY, . _ cut in trusses of 56 1 . b. each, between the tst Tan. an'a _ stst Deceinber, 1833, not less than zo tong. 3o lohn Garnett, Esq. ; ' •Preinium adjudged to john Garnett,. Esq, 29. To the Person who, shall, bona fide, buy the greatest quantity, not less than five lonS, - .to Colonel-Huxley. - Premium adjudged to Colonel Huxley. , ' , • i . • % FURZE BRUIZER. 3c. For the best Machine lot bruiting Furze, to be work-; . ect by hand, ' - _ • - -- 1 ,, ‘ , 2o , The Premiums for the FUrte Bruiter will be decided-at the Society's House, on the 19th Sept. tBo6. PLOUGHING MATCH. FRIDAt, MARCH7,IBO6. . • 3 t To the Person who shall plough 3o Perches of Land, at least five inches deep, in the best manner, the Cup and . - - - .- - 15 To the next best ditto, ' - . 5 Ist, George 'Grierson, Esq. a Scotch swing Plough (drawa by two horses), held by William Kippie, a native of Scotland, without a leader. 2d, Hewetson's Institution, ditto, ditto, Rob. Lumsdell, ditto, ditto. 3d, Henry John Clements, Esq. ditto, john Thom, ditto, MM. 4th,• Rev. Charles Cobbe Betesford, ditto, ditto , Walter Fowler, ditto, ditto. sth, Major Craven, Rotherham, swing Plough, ditto, Patrick Kavanagh, a native of Ireland, ditto. 6th, John Garnet, Esq. Scotch swing Plough, two oxen, Thomas Kelly, ditto, ditto. 7th, Barnet Schew, £ 9 . ditto, two/ horses, Peter Reilly, ditto, ditto: - .. Bth, Rev. fames Symes, ditto, two spayed heifers, lames Doyle, ditto, ditto. . . gth, John Garnett, Esq. ditto, two horses, James - 8011, . ditto,ditto. . loth, Lord Viscount Powerscourt, ditto, ditto, Christo pher Reilly, ditto, ditto. . . nth, William' Harvey,. Esq. ditto, ditto, Christopher Herbert; ditto, ditto. 12th, Colonel Browne, ditto, ditto, John Liddel, a native of Scotland, ditto. 13th, Lord Viscount Monck, ditto, ditto, Dennis Delany , a native of I reland, ditto. Earl of Longford, ditto, ditto, Christopher Gibbs, ditto, ditto ; disqualified--rite suds flaying been settled after the plough. The Cup and Cranium of ‘5l. adjudged to George Crierson, . sq. The second Premium adjudged to Hewetson's Institution. '32. To the best PLOUGHMAN - - . . - so To - the next best . - First Premium adjudged to William Kippie. Second Premium adjudged to Robert Lurnsdell. 33. To the best P LOUG HMAN, a native of Ireland , 5 Premium adjudged to Patrick Kavanagh. 34. To the Owner of the best pair ot plough HORSES io George Grierson, Esq. Suffolk Punches. 3s. To the Owner of the best pair of plough OXEN, or HEIFERS - - - - - io lohn Garnett, Esq. Oxen. JUDGES FOR PLOUGHING. Rev. George St. George. George Robinson, Esq. John Christie, jun. Esq. ESSAYS. To the Author of the bestE;siWon NEAT CATTLE, describing accurately those shapes and properties which contribute most to their utility. i i ikewi4e describing particularly the several valuable breeds in the United Kingdom, and their peculiar quali= ties - ; how far each excels in form, hardiness, early maturity, propensity to fatten, - quality of Besit..ind hide, lignmess of offid ;.titnes - s for la , b or. for the market, the provision trade, and for the 'ttairy ;_ with a view .of the comparative ad vantages of large jrid• small cattle; with such other observations, illustrative of the subject in general, as may occur to the writer, One lfundred•Guineas. For the second but, - Fifty Guineas. Ist, BX L. ad, Nec sum animi dubius, verbis ea sincere magnum. Quinn sit, et angustis !tune acidere rebus lionoreni.. 3d, 13 - rerniUMS withheld for want of sufficient merit. - To the Author of the best Essay on SILL EP, describing accurately,those shapes and thoperties wideb con. tribute most to their utility. Likewise describ ing the several valciabie breeds in rite United Kingdom, particularly the New - Leicester and South Down breeds, and their pet:uliar qUalities; how far each excels in form, hardiness, early ma . turny, propensity to fatten, quantity and quality • of flesh and wool, and - lightness of vial ; with a general- dissertation on tne comparative value of combing and clothing wool ; on the various pur poses to which each sort is applicable; on the ' practice and policy of wool-stapling;, and on the best mode of improving tne quantity and qua lity of the fleece without injury to the carcase, , One Hunched Guineas. For the second best, ' Fifty uira.as ist, Nec to poeniteat calamo trivisse iabalum. id, Via= anior patine._ 3d, A. - • Premiums withheld for want' of Sufficient merit. lUDGES FOR ESSAYS. Rev. George St. George. lames Harvey, Esq. Roger Scully, Esq. FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. tRANKFORT, MARCH B.—Accounts from Bavaria say„ that the French Troops under Marshals NEY and SOULT, in Saltzburg and upon the Salza, have been partly upon their march to the Lech ever since the 27th ult But as long as the grand head-quar ters of the French were at Augsburgh, Marshal BER THIER was mostly' at the Bavarian .Court, at Mu nich. Letters from Munich mention a rumour cur rent there, that the Civil Government of Bavaria was to be formed upon the model of that of France. No change has taken place in the position of the Troops in Eichstadt, or the UpperTalatinate. Marslial Br ! ;ft- NADOTTE'S head-quarters still remain at Anspach ; - but 'several Regiments - of Cavalry, bolonaing to his and BERTHlER'S ' divisions, have marched ' off from the Maya. Marshal AUGEREAU is still in this City, and the number of the Garrison is . not in the least diminish ed. In the mean while our Journal informs us, that it .is authorised to assure the public, that the . ap proaching Fair at this place - will certainly be held, notwithstanding all the reports to the contrary ; and that Marshal AUGEREAU has further given the Se nate the most tranquilizing assurance, viz. that if any Garrison should happen to be m the City at the time, the freedom of trade shall then, if possible, meet with fewer 'obstacles than it has done hitherto. AUGSELTRGH, MARCH 4 .-L-Yistefday the,bead quarters of the Grand French Army were removed from this City. Besides the City of Anspach, the French have taken possession of the Fortress of 'Wilzburg, cloSe to Weissenbourg, in the name of his Majesty the King of Bavaria. This Country is very produ6tiVe in horses, cattle, and grain. The number of inha bitants is estimated at nearly 300-,000. EHRENBREITSTEIN, MARCH B.—The increasing number of the sick causes the Batavian Trobps to remain in possession of the cloisters, as well as the hospitals. , Gen. DUMONC EA U'S head-quarters- were laSt week at Limburg. By the middle of this month we expeCt an entire change in- the situation of the Troops in these quarters. • LONDON : Printed by R I CHARD HARRIS, of No. 4, MartlVt-court, Buw-street ; ant' At the SUN-OFFICE, No: 11.'2, Strand where litivertisments OrdeT,s f. - VIENNA,: rEfOg.d--;Affairs in ei via grow more .serious every day ; orders have consequently been given to redouble our vigilance upon the Frontiers, and the posts which form the cordon have been-re inforced, and no Turk is to be suffered in future to laud upon our coasts without being fired upon. All theShipS upon the Danube are now convoyed by armed Galleys.' A desperatp conflia occurred on the Banks of the. Drina, between the Turks from 'Bosnia and the Ser vians, on the 15th, in which the' former were ulti mately defeated with great loss. The Servians after wards advanced forwards to Novi Passar, Which place is said to have been taken by storm by the Montenegrins. That the latter have joined the Ser vians' is confirmed froM all quarters, so that the' Turks will have enough to do. Near Moravia, also, the. Turks have, sustained a defeat; and, it is said, that the Servians -have pene:- trated to Topadi,, near Nyssa, into_ which place the Turkish corps upon the Frontiers had retreated. • FRAI4KFORT, MARCH 9.--The head-quarters hav ing been withdrawn from Augsburgh, were freed at Ulm, on the sth, from Whence they will speedily remove further up the Rhine. All the French Troops which were upon the Lech and in Bavaria are now marching through Suabia to the Rhine.-- Gen. MA.RMONT'S corps has marched to Istria and Dalmatia, where the French intend to keep,up a re speetable force, , as a check . upon the ,Russians - at Corfu. _ _ Ml'. TAYLOR has-withdrawn from Cassel' to return to London. It is said that he has beep re-called by Mr. Fox, the new Minister for Foreign Afillirs. COPENHAGEN, MARCH I misunderstanding has occurred between our Court and that of Stock holm, which, hoNyever, we trust, will' not be of any serious consequence. The latter Court has very un expededly made the demand, that our's shall give up the Swedish deserters,' who have conic over in great numbers out of Lunenburgh and Lauenburgli into Holstein, where they have been well received. This demand has been expressly refused on the part of. Denmark, upon the ground that no cartel exists be • tween the two nations. MILAN, 'FEB. 20.--'--With respe& to the inhabit ants of the Commune of Crispino, in the depart ment of the Lower Po, a severe - Decree of Execution has been published. During the hue 'war, they rose against the Government with arms in their hands, in favour of the, enemy. In consequence of this De cree, they have lost the rights of citizenship ; the advantages they, would have derived from the Con stitution aresuspendedi; and they are to be treated a a colony belonging to the Kingdom of Italy, end looked upon as a iieople „without country. - They are to be sUbjea to the Commandant of Gendar merie, without any Municipality ; to pay a double land-tax ; and. in all such cases as' sithjeets -the rest of , the inhabitants of Italy , to imprisonment,. they *are to receive corporal .punishment ; and,. finally, over the door of their Council 'House *a stone is to be placed containing 'the -, following in.. scriptien— " NAPOLEON I. Emperor of the French and King of Italy, has decreed that'the inhabitants of Crispino are not Italian Citizens." • - - - MADRID, FEB. 18.—Our Court has been some time engaged with some weighty negociations with France. Not a week passes without thesdivatchin . g of a Courier to Paris, or the arrival of one from thence. A wide field is open to conjedure. Some will have it,' though - they have no appearances to support the assertion, that a hopeless attack i 4 to be renewed upon Gibraltar; others assert, and perhaps with as little foundation, that measures are concert-;. ing with respe& to Portugal. Those, however, .who are in the secret, say nothing. ROME, FEB. 15.—The continued arrival of French Troops in this part of Italy has renewed the rumour Of a design' on the part of the French Government to unite the whole of the Papal Territory with the Kingdom of Naples, and to leave the Holy Father, nothing , but the. dignity of the head of the Church ; and in this simple Apostolic character, another resi-' dence is to be allotted for him, which, report-already states, will be at Venice. WESEL, MARCH B.—According to a ,plan men tioned in a Prussian Journal, printed in Franconia, Swedish Pomerania, Brunswick of Lmenburgh, and Hanover, are to be ceded to Prussia. As indem nification to' the Duke of -BRuNswicx, he is to re ceive a considerable part of Westphalia ; and the remainder is to go' to 'Hesse Darmstadt, in exchange for his possessions: on the Main. Two Princes, it is added, and the Prince of ORANGE FULDA, are to be 'made Sovereign EleiStors ; and the Elet;tor of HEssE, in consideration for eight millions, is to reteiVe a very considerable increase of territory, and the title of King, &c. A remarkable occurrence took' place on' Tuesday night in Fleet-street, at '8 o'clock. Two men having run against each other, as they werepassibg in op posite dire lions, a quarrel ensued, and they agreed to fig - lit. As soon as one of thein had stripped, and Was prepared for the combat, his opponent, instead of presenting himself, set-a ferociOns bull-dog at him, which seized the poor fellow by the breast, and bit him with as much fUry as if he had been a bull at the stake. The•mob assembled on the occasion was so incetised At the man and the animal; that some .seized the former by the .throat, whilst others laid violent hands on the latter, and threatened the destrudion of both. It was difficult to disengage the dog • from the man, who suffered the greatest agonies, The unfortunate than, hoWever, was no sooner released, than the owner of the dog became alarmed, and held the animal faSt between . his legs, to prevent his doing further mi schief, until it was suggested by the wounded man that the master of the dog should be taken into custody ; when the latter again let loose the dog to assist him in making his- escape. The animal now bit every one that came in his way, but when he met with the former objeel of his fury, he seized fast hold of the thickest part of hiS arm, and hung by it for some. minutes, notwithstanding the blows and kicks he received from the surrounding crowd : some of them attacked him with knives,' and Others with sticks. Nevertheless the clog continued to de fend himself with such intrepidity, that he was at length suffered, to pags up one-of the courts without further interruption; it was doubted, hOwever, whe ther he would survive the wounds he had received. The master of the animal made his escape during the heat of the engagement. HOME CIRCUIT. MAIDSTONE, MARCH 18.—La§t night arrived in, OA town the Right 'Hon. the LORD CHIEF BARON and Mr: Justice HEATH, attended by JOHN, HARR.I, 4o'N . , Esq. High Sheriff of the County, and his Suited Their Lordships instantly repaired to the'Court-Hall and operied their commission to hold the Assizes ; .and afterwards adjourned the Court till this morning; when the business of the Assizes commenced. — 'On the Crown Side there are 50 Prisoners for trial, several for capital offences. On the Nisi Fritts Side will bemuch busineis for the Gentlemen r of the long robe, as, at ten o'clock last night, there were entered 30 law causes. Five Prisoners were tried this morning for stealing hemp belonging to \His Majesty out of Chatham Yard, in which they were labourers, and were found guilty, and. sentenced to a month's imprison.; ment each, in addition to the confinement they have already 'suffered. the trial of a Post Captain in the Navy, - for the supposed murder of a seaman, kt ha died . in the Hospital -at Chatham, is expeeted to come on to-morrow, or Thursday morning. The t own is full of Naval Officers ) who are to give their, e vidence for their Brother Officer, who is highly e steemed in hiS pofession. - T illiam. Iloneyman, otherwise Alexander Innesi was indiaed for forging and Counterfeiting a Bill of Exchange for 801. 'purporting to be drawn by one Charles. Young, and - dire6teZto Messrs. Simmons, Pokey, and Co, at Canterbury, with intent to cheat' and defraud John Brelichley, Charles -Becker, and George Rich. Mr. GURNEY, as Counsel for the Prosecution, opened to the Jury the circumstances of the case,. which were as follow : Thomas Fisher, a Clerk in the Rochester Bank, stated, that the Prisoner came, early on the morning Of the 14th of Qdober, to their Bank. He addressed the Witness by saying, " Sir,' I suppose you do not remember me i" The. Witness replied, that he re colleiEted his face, but he could not tell where. The Prisoner said his name was Young; that , he was with Mr. Stevenson, at Cobh= Hall, for the purpose of learning agriculture. He added, that he had been at the Bank before on Mr. Stevenson's business, but now he Was come on ,ifis own. He then produced a letter, . which he- said had)been sent to him from. Mr. Poley, the Banker, at Canterbury, who was his guardian, and he wished to have some money, for which be would draw on Mr. Poley, at three days sight. The Witness 'believing what he said, asked him how much would be sufficient ; he replied 801. would cio_tbr the present, and desired the Witness to draw a bill , of exChange for that amount. Mr. Fisher gave Mtn the-801. and drew the bill of 'ex change on the Can-i erbury Bank, which the Prisoner signed in the nameolCharles Young. Jury, after hearing evidence, returned a ver dia of Guilty. - " The Prisoner was a very young man, of a hand some person: ' He;also ‘ stood indided for stealing a horse and chaise,. bittlie was not tried upon the Lit fer indidmenr. . s BIRTH PRICE OF YESTE Bank Stock. shut Navy 5 per Cent. 92.1i_ 5 per Cent. 1797, shut Irish-5 per Cent: ' 4 per tent. shut 3 per Ct.• Red. shut 3 per 2t. Cons. 6 dis. Bank L. Ann. shut Ditto Short Ann: shut India Sto►.k, shut P . Jblished ARMIOIR SCR IPPS, of South Melton-street, Grosvenor-strive ; the Pater, Letters for ale Editor, &c.oost-paid),' must be addressed. • At' St. John Wood 1-IJuse, on Monday last, the Viseoutt. tens Mahon, °Ca Son. MARRIED On Monday, Mr. 11..Thrap'p, of Iligtitate, to Miss Ca— rolina Wylly Fariow, second daughter of .Wm. Farlow', Eq. same place. Same day, at ,Alverstoke,' Hants, Captain Fvers, of the Royal Engineers to Miss Clifton, eldest'claw:liter of thtt. Rev; 'Francis Cliflon. - • • DIED. On Monday last, Mrs. Burlson, of Edmonton, Middle— sex. SUIP NEWS. POOLE, MARCH tB. Arrived—the Ann; Holloway, - from Cowes ; Pomona, Whitway, from London ; Triton. Norman, from Bristol ; hin, Long, from A‘eigiimouth ; Alive, Williams, ln ftu4try, King, Active, Boynes, and Industry, A likidge, from Portsmouth ; fancy, Peoviet, and Charlotte, Le Nlercnant, fro - m.i ersey. Siiled— the. Alive, Williams, and A&ive, Boynes, for Portsmouth ; Lively, Flinn, for Newfoundland; Beaver, Lincoln, for Waterford ; Exeter, Ashmore, for Dover ; Betsey, Spencer, for Lymington ; Maria, Lewis, for South ton ; Concorkli• Weighill,--Friend's Regard, Hornslay, and Eleanor, Henderson; for Sunderland; and ResoluOon,. God frey, for jersey. • GRAVESEND, MARCH IS. Sailed—the Eur y dice, Compton, for Surinam ; Aberdeen, Gibbon, for Jamaica ; Walkfarth, ,Mort, Leo Loki the Se cond, —,_Emanuell, Vanden, and the Frederick, —, for , liamburgh. S r 7 OCKS. DAY. India Bonds, par is. pr. Old Ann, shut Exch. Bills, t dis. is. pr.par, 3 h er Cent. - Deterred, Imperial 3 per Cent. 501 I)irto Ann. Bank for open. India for open. Cons. for April ts, ti 3 6014 I .. GENUINE BLACK LEAD PENCILS. . _ . IPr i MIDDLETON, Black Lead Pencil-Maker • to the King and Prince of Wales, NO: 162; Strand, the corner of Strand-lane, opposite Newcastle-street, re spealully informs the PuWic, that at his Manufaclory, es tablished more than fifty• Years, tit . ..7.y may be supplied with PENCILS-of the first quality. In order to guard against Impositions, the Mark, which was formerly'only ton, is now altered, and the full address, N. Alidelleton, 562, Strand, London;"' is stamped each Pencil. • N. B. A liberal allowance to the Trade, to Artists, and those who take a quantity. HENDON, MIDDLESEX. , FARMING S FUCK, IMPLEMENTS, CAPITAL DRAUGHT HORSES, RICKS of MEADOW HAY, MANURE, &c. TO B►; SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Dogget's. Farm, near the Bell, Hendon, .on Monday , next, at 'Eleven o'Clock, .. . THE FARMING STOCK comprises about 130 Load of Meadow Hay, fpur capital. Draught Horses, Carts, Ploughs', and Harrows, a large Rick Cloth and Scaf fold Poles;_ to Hand Roller, Harness, Ladders, and various Implements offlusbandry ; a large quantity-of Manure and Other Articles. May be viewed by applying to Mr.Cutheridge, Bell, Hen don. Catalogues at the Bell ; at the George, Hampstead ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-iquare. r 7 • 1