The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1811-06-21 00:00:00

SECOND DAY.

An Tuesday morning, such of the Comapeay et
IVohurn. i% are Meinhers of the Smithfield Club.
ass•nalded at his Graces public breakfast, and
afterwards hel.l a ineeting in MI adjoining room. his
Once, the Prrindent, in the Chair. The chief
business consisted in electing seteral new Members
tattle Club.
The Company then repaired to the St ibles ad-
joining the Abbey, where the Welber's shewn far
the Prises offered by his Grace were inspected in
(her wool. and agiii after being Phurs).
Mr tithe's looi.w..811•41 .ether two Attu.
Mr. aisherOi dins, ditto.
Mr Platt'. eat.., ditto.
Mr Plait'. 5...11. doom two sheaf.
Mr. Cwoosit's dOta, dote,

Leril fhigkrfs Attie, dill,.
Wr. John 11114 pores dottu,tl,llo.
i 010611111111.9 dells, ditto.
A 113 tar 0041er ten month, old, of the Sufilk
belonging to the Earl of Upper Ottory, was
*eon foe the premium.
Mr. Kuncianin and Mr. Pl4ll 3140 sheaved Beare.
Me. Moore and Mr. Bushel alto sheered Pigs as
amino stork.

Tar pule Inas-wooled thrives wets else inspect.
IPti. 1.8 Mr. jr. Mr. Tre.
ear. LAsni Oatiley. M. Circuit, sad Mr. Rana.
tam.

Attest twelve o'clock the vompany npsireJ to
the Cry,ley 11,etti Fern to 4Pe the reuniwijtjpg in
pleughlog. where five ploughs, each draw u by a pair

of henna, ntlhOat a driver, Martell b pleArgit eaclt
a rood of hard clover ley, under the most beriiiit
heat of the biln that we remember for • loirz time to
have experienced, and which *hated touch from the
pleasure of the scene, although vast crowds attend.
ed : three the ploughs were wheeled and two
were swing, ploughs. The Judges of the plough,
in.:, Lord Somerville, Owen Wynn, tsq. and Mr.
Nichols, paid great attention to the progress and
quality of the work, and most carefully ascertained
the force of draft required by each plough, by the
help of a spring wipple-tree successively attached
to each plough, the average of the Mantua:ions of
farce. indicated by the machine, being noted in
each instance.
About two o'clock the company returned to the
Park Farm, and spent some time in inspecting the
implements exhibited.
About three o'clock, a very numerous company
sat down to dinner with his Grace, in the hall.
As soon es the cloth was withdrawn, his Grace

eve--
. The King."—" The Prince litreent."-1 The Queen
and Kuril Family,'—" The Pir lu.th."—" Mr. Coke
" The memory uf Mr. Ilattrocll."—" Lord Somerville, and
proarcity to hit March Sheiw."—" Manufue
lure and Commerce."—" The Farinic7. iocitty of littand;
" Mr. Wynne."
" Sir Watkin lrittnina Wynne, and the Principality of

Wales."
This brought up Sir W. ATKIN, who, after thank-
ing the company, said, that it haul been his great-
est pride to tread iii the steps of his Grace, and of
Mr. Coke, in the institution of his Anneal Fete at
Wynotay.
Ilus Grace next gave—
" The Marquis of Huntley ;"
who in return gave--
a The House of Russell, and the Duchess of Bedford."
His Grace, in announcing the letting of Merino
Tupa, took occasion to say, that however perfect
their wool might be found, he had out yet deter-
mined on the improvement in carcase that tan be
made of this breed of sheep.
The company then returned to the Farin-yard,
when the following sale of the Park-farm stock
took place, viz.
Guineas.
Mr. DM to South-down Theaves.. 46
I Mr. Leeds
Mr. Hill to Ditto
Mr. Leeds so Ditto . .v.;
Ditto to Ditto . 53
Ditto
Lord Castlereagh . ..... in Ditto
Mr VVatkin liV. Wynne to three-year old ditto.... 42
Ditto to Full.ausiathai 39
Ditto to Ditto
John M lag
Ditto .... Ditto
Mr Stopp ...... ... A Nine-year old Devon Cow 9O
John Moor A Five-year old ditto so
Mr. Row ..... .... Two fat Wethers 6
Mr ‘lorai.t, a Hereford Dull, belonging to Lord theory 35i
Several South-down and Merino Tups were let
at gm-v.l prices, which concluded the business of
the Jay.
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