The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-11 00:00:00

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OF BE DFORD'i AG RICULTU R AL Totnt.

His' Grace left the Phoenix Park -on. Thursday
morning; the 3d inst. (06tobei-) about nine o'clock,
in an open barouche, accompanied.by 00101:el SEV-
MOUR,.. the Hen. Capt. PONSONBY, .and two,Jdt.lrer
Gentlemen of his suite in a post chariot, .and.at,'7
tended by•six out-riders,-and arrived at Reyet-l!a, the
seat of RtotrArtn REMELL, Esq. in, the 'Coun-
ty of •Westineath. • His Grace was 'hen! klet, by
the .Right Hon. J. FOSTER and a seiedparly.-=•-..
The,berKE rode through the demesne, examined the
stock (principally Herefordshire Cattle and Leicester
Sheep), and viewedlhe several machines, apparatus,
'Sze. Of this justly celebrated Farm, with the system 7
atical arrangement of which he expressed himtiellf
highly pleased. Here his Grace, and suite, partook,
of d dinner, the simple, but elegant hospitalities of
which, were in perfeel unison with the other agree-
'able entertainments of the day. . •
The Duke slept at Reynella, and after breakfia
the, next morning proceeded to ‘Roehford,. theseat
Of Mr. ROCHFORD, Membisr for the County; where
having taken some refreshment, he pursued ids
route through -.Athlone for Garbally, the seat of the
Earl of CLANCARTY, where he was expeCted to t~iu
ner at seven o'clock. His GraCe, not accustuined
Irish posting, was somewhat surprised at the
-c-osttitne of .the harness, and postillions, theito-
velty of Which afforded him some entertainment...—
The road 4 were thronged with carriages of various
descriptions, conveying the numerous Members of
the Farming Society, and other Noblethea and
Gentlemen, towards Ballinasloe, In order fq pay
their tribute of respe4 to the now illustrious 'Patron.
of Irish; as well as British Agriculture. His Grace-
is expected to hOnour the Farming, Society by hig
presence at dinner, 'in their new" Great Room, the
two first clays of the meeting.

PUBLIC ADVANTAGE UNITED WITH NATIONAL
BENEFIT.—ThO present Scheme of the Grand% State
Lottery has gained the highest applause of -an en-
lightened Fu')licr. We thought human it
was exhausted in making Lottery Schemes, but the
present' proves the contrary, as the following list of
Capital Prizes will spew, viz. , ,
Three of .Twenty Thousand Pounds,
Three of Tea Thousand. rounds,
Three of Five Thousand Pounds,
several other Capital Prizes, none less than 201. anti
only 420,000 Tickets. The Candidates for these
Prizes must observe the Drawing begins I ?th this
Month-10,0001. for the first-drawn 'Ticket.

HORNSBY and Co, respeetfully acquaint the Pub-
lic that they are selling Tickets and Shares which
will entitle 4he purchaser to o,Quoi., next Monday
morning, besides •several Capital Prizes of 2U,0001.
10,0001. and saool. ,at their old established State
Lottery OfficeS, 26, Cornhiil, Chttring-cros'S,
and st. 'Margaret's Hill, Borough.
It evident that every person, young and old,
shouht purehse b6b-17.s titcy are materially
interested. 'nits being the clse_vvith respe,3 tb the
.GLIDE -TO LI'A. 11ial is so justly recom
mended to young men and boLis, ark early attention
to. its maxims will guard. them from a fatal rock on
which thousandg have ; a+id: be the meals of
preserving their bodies from 'disease; their souls,
their minds, and all their.
.faculties, fronLdestreetion.
The Guide to Health is sold by Mathews and Leigh,
NO.' 18, 'Strand c and by all other Booksc-fien and
Printers of Provincial. Newspapers, in •.the United
Kingdom, and contains. near 300 pages, price only
3s. delivered free of carriage.