The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-08-19 00:00:00

HOUGHTON MEETING.

Sir Daistl again* Hippoissenea, B,t 51b. each, f. C. 1100 gs.
h. fr. Sir David Ilse favourite.
Mr D. Rad-liffe's bl. c. by iir !Neer Teazle. out of Alexina,
against Mr F.,tmor% Strip!:ug, est. 7416. Als. %I. el es. h. tt.
Mr Ir armor's C..tlostusagiiitst Mr. Ladbrokes Rangtaul. Sat.
•ath. two mi4slle atilt of S.C.
Crb•rut against Bustard, Ist. 3lb. etch, tltit two middle
miles of K. C. SJOgr. h. ft.
Vary grain belting on all the above Matches.

TAUNfOY K PiCES.

yttuasokr, Atm. 13.
Fifty lr .unds fqr all age).—.Four hone.
IA C. H. S bees Bagatetle . •
Ur CY.rs
Si, J. 1131111C01111.• LAWS • •
• •

The Maiden Plate of 301.—Tour-mile heats.

1 1
3
2 dr

Mr. svii I I
Mr. %t.dda,.• a Lo !e,e . • .2
Mr. alftill•WS Nttr,.• •d 3 3
For the S•leiastakesnl I.)r each (rive SAictibea).
U.. whine Laura walked eget.

LEWi.S. .ECG. 17.

The Annual Shew of Prize Cattle near this town,
last Wednesday, was nut so numerously .dt-nded as
usual, ia cunseqoence of its being the Yr.oce of
Wales's birth-dav, and of the grand revie v of all
the troops in the neighbourhood. where a great
r.umber of the Nobility and Gentry atte%Jed to pay
their respects to his Royal Highness. Judges were
appointed as astral to determine the merits of the
several heads of cattle. .Ihe company at dinner at
the Star Inn, filled three ran ns, and many could
not find places. The tables were well supplied
with venison, owing to the liberality of the Earl
of Egremont mid Sir C. M. Burrell, B.trt. the for-
mer baying pre.ented a brace of bucks fur that
perpnae. and tie latter one. After dinner Lord
`illeffield took tn.: Chair in the absence of the Earl of'
Egremont (who was detained in London by bus:=
::•os Patliameo.), and declared the prizes, anal
pre,zoted the several pieces of ,late. els,
f Rev. noised Retool.. ne Molertheld, the Piste of
Plate, for the beat Bull, to I seas oil, bred Ise himseif.
Mr. John Inman, of G.. ode, the Pines of Plate, for dui
beat Roll, throe yams obi, bred by himself, oat of a eow, bred
by Mr. J.n.u, of Co.hursr, siert Hating%
Sir C. M. Burrell, Rart. the Piece of Plate, for the best
Ru:l, foot years old eat upwards, bred by Mr. Auger, et Last
liourne.
Mr. John 'Pitman, the Piece of Plate fur the best Heifer, two
rear. ohl, bred by nuns-ii. by Mercury, a Bull bred by N.
Treitemß, Eat of Horsham.
The Piece of Piaui for the bent Heifer, three years DM, &e
was not awarded; the ittelg-r n A coorsiteriiii the Lomat
shown to poison SYSCICIIt sent to entitle the owner to the.
prise.
Messrs. J. and T. Sense, of Rowse, the Piece of Plat.,
far lb.. best Cow, four years old JO upward;, bred b, theta.
set cs.
The Piece of Plate, for the b.st Yoke of Wortmg three,
was not awarded ; th- Joilees 11•3 t CA.0,•••44 tree animab
s ewe to pe.sess sufficient Merit to entitle the owner to the
P
Mr Thomas ftaxby, of Northease, the Piece of Plate, for
the brat hmth Down Rani, one-year It.
Sit Bart. the Piece of Plate, for the best
South Domn rt I'll. ewe Weil, o'4l.
Mr J. rnewsh", of Mon •hem, the Pi, et of Plate, for the
loot Soot., Down Rao totes • ea.:
Mr. Thorne. Socha., the P c. of nate, for the beat South
Doan Fork Ram. two-re t.• old.
Mr .1 Famcose the Pierre of Plat., foe the beat South-
Drien Flack Ram, three-years old.
Nil The Pow, 1., the Smith o..wn Flak Rams were
waded on the Ritti of July last, agmosoly to the Suet ity's
Resolutions.
Sir Thomas Carr, Two Pounds, for the best South Down
Rill, Fleece.
Sir John Setright, Bart, One Pound, for the second best
South Down Ram Fleece.
Mews. C and T. Hooper. of Ringreer, the Piece of
Plat., 1.,r the best pea of Twelve South Down Ex.'s.
Mr Thomas Sexily, the Piee- of 1111141, for the second best
pen of Twelve South Down Fees.
Joh', Marten Crippy Es,. Two P 0111144, fur the %turd best
pen of Twel-e Smith Dawn Ewes.
John Mart,n E.ipos, Esq. the Piet* of Plate, for the best
Roar, bred by C. C. Western, VI of Prefix Hail, Essex
Messrs. J. and E. Sense, th, Pro of Plate, foe the best
Sow, bred by Mr. Pctningtod, of Asolsurnham.
It was remarked by the friends to this useful in•
stitution, that many who have extraordinary good
stock, wird to send them to the chew ; and that
although there were some very fine cattle, especially
sheep, yet there were many of sa inferior a kind, as
no, to be worthy of admission to the chew ; they
dOgra-:e.l the breed of the county, which surely is
as good as any in the Unael King.lom, and must
give a very unfavourable impression to many respeet-
able.strangers who attended from distant counties.

Sunday the Duchess of Yost gave a most ele-
gant entertainment to the Prince of %VAL'', and the
Royal Dukesof CL/Karim Kisr. and CAM a AtDoc.
The Psi sce and his party arrived at Oatland,' soon
after four o'clock in the afternoon. Abut seven
o'clock the dinner took place. The Earl of Ls wogs-
DA Le and Lord Easailis were among the guests.
The comriany did not separate till a late hour.
The Kinn has beets ple.ised to grant unto the
Honourable Fugn Geavttt.SUrroN, a Lieutenant-
Colonel in the Army, (second son of the Right Ho-
nourable CLOTWOILIIIY. late Lord I 11/SPLZIoWPI
in Ireland, deceased.) and to MARY Urvott. his
wife, only child of RICII•SOP HOWARD, of Castle
Rising, in the County of Norfolk, Eiq. by the
Him. FRANCIS How•an,his wife, sister of Hamar,
and aunt and heir of Haney, sticcessively Earls (.1
Suffolk and Berkshire, deceased, his Royal License
And Authority, that they m sr, out of reaped towards
the sail noble Family, and with the consent and
approbation of the said RICDARD and Peasings
HowaßD, take and use the Surname of llowsito
only; that the said Puce. Gars:gut UPTON may
bear the Arms of How•an, with a due distinction ;
and that the Surname and Arms of Howasto may
be used and borne l;y the Issue of their Marriage
such arras being first duly ezetnplified according to
the Laws of Arms, and matted in the Herald's
Office.