The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-26 00:00:00

110 LKHzI3.I „SHEEP -all EatEliVG-.

On Sunday last Thomas William Coke, Esq, M.P.
gave a grand dinner at his seat at Hollthani, in Nor-
folk, to
.Earls Thanet and Talbot ; Lords Somer-
ville, Anson; and William Russel; Sirs, John Sin-
clair, (President of the Board of Agriculture) John
Wroftesley, and Robert Harland.; Bernard Howard,
Esq. and a seleft party- of Agriculturists and Breeders,
`preparatory to his Clipping, or Agricultural Fete ;
which drew to on Monday morning, all the
principal farmers and breeders,of Norfolk, and the
adjoining counties; with many others from the most
distant parts of the United Kingdom. In the fore-
noon, the new `Leicester taps, intended for letting
in the'evening, were brought out,- one by one, and
examined
.by the amateurs present. Several new
:and valuable agricultUral implements were exhi
hited;. among which, a machine for dibbling wheat,
to be moved. either by a man or a horse, attra&ed
much of the 'attention of the company. About
three o'clock, near 170 Noblemen, Gentlemen, re-
spetiable farmers, mechanics, &c. sat down with
Mr. coke to 'a surnptitous dinner, at the Hail; after
which, the usual toasts enlivened the truly ratiohal
conversation and discussion which never fail to arise
among so widely colle6ted•a group of Agriculturists
and other =ingenious men engaged in the same
pursnits. On returning to the farm-yard, five new
Leicester Shearling Rams were let by auCtion, as
viz.

No. r. which had clipped glb. Boz-. of wool, at 5S o
2.--9 o - 7 7 o
3.' 10 3 - . . 23 2 o
- ' - - 9 0 - - - 14 14 0
5• 8 14 - - • 21 0 0
Six two-shear new Leicester Rams were neat lett,
as folloi,v, viz.

No. 1. which had clipped gib. zoz. of wool, at k,i3 r o
--55- -6; 2
4. • -
7 8. - 26
▪ - ft 6 i
.7 7 o
8. 5 « 8 8 o
- 6 IL - 17 17 0
Three ag4d Leicester Rams were sold as follow :
No. 1. which had clipped 41b. 6oz: of wool, at kir it o

2, - •45 0
7. - - - • 5 1,
Earls Thanet and. Talbot were among the hirers
of the two shear Rains.—Mr. William Smith, mi.
neralbgist aiid drainer, attended, and delivered to

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his numerous subseriirrs. pre...sent, 14 recent work
on the Utility and Managernent•of Water Meadows,
dediCated to T. W. Coke, Esq. for 'the Duke
of , 'Bedford; Earl Thanetr and many others,, Mr.
Smith has lately construfted several ,meadows, in
ditierent'entinties, of the most impr,ivc..d kind,. We.
are happy to observe this most essential Improvement
snaking its way rapidly at ..this. tiii;Pazh the

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county of Norfolk. Messrs, Buckley. Walton, Toilet,
&c. :were prosent, and others were .expeaed on the
two fulloWing days. •

SPOIVI VG lATELLIGEiVCE.

ITIBURY 11IE ETINC;, JUNE 23.

The, Sherborne Stakes, a Subscription of sogs. each, 3o ft,.
'Four miles. (i 3 Subscribers).
Mr. Howorth's F,nterprize, 5 yrs old, lost. - - t
Gen. Gfosvenor named Enchanter, aged, last. - --
Mr..Kellermann's lieeltap, s yrs old, lost. .' r. 1

The Welter Stakes, a Su'iscription of 2ogs. each, for horses
• that never won before the day of naming; (t 3 'Subscribers).
Mr. Stratton's Witchcraft, by. Oberon' 6 yrs old 3
Mr. Douglas's Ducat, by Coriander, 6 yrs old, i dis
Mr. Andrew's b. g: Garland, by Volunteer, 6 yrs old I dr
D. of St. Alban's b. m. by Young Eclipse, aged , 4. dr
Sweepstakes of boogs. each, h. It. two miles. (3 Subscribers).
Ld. F. Bentinck's Bagatelle, lost. 61. b.
Ld Sackville's Witchcraft, i ist. - •
Mr. HoWorth's Norval, rost. received fOrfeit from Ld. F.
Bentinck's 9st. slb. the last mile, 2-gs,.
I.d F. Bentinck's Optician, tot. 121 b. against Col.• Kings.
cote's Henley,9st. iolb. two miles, fogs. It. 111-otl by
consent.

TUESDAY, JUNE 24.
Handicap Plate ot",s:I. Two Nlile Heats.
Mr. HoWbrth's Enterprise, s yrs old ' 4 1 1
Mr. Lendow's La Mancha, syrs old - 1 2 2
A Sweep takes of sgs each with cogs added by the Club.
Lit Sackville's Enchanter, aged - - a
H. R.H. the P. of Wales's Pedestrian, 4yrs - •-_.,
Mr. Douglas's Ducat, .6.yrs -
Sweepstakes of zs6 each, is ft. with too added bythe Club.
Mr. Howorth's Langton-, 4yrs - , - , r
H. R.H. the P. of Wales's Pedestrian, 4yrs - i
Gen. 'Grosvenor flames Bagatelle, syrs old - - • ••••

CHELMSFORD RACES.—TvSDAY, Jtt.gr Lt.
• Her Majesty's 1301.,
Mr. Waddinkton's 'Epsom Lass, 2yrs
Sir C. ' •-•'-

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,ir Ilunbtiiy's Lydia, tyr z dr.
Before starting 2 to t on I ydia, who won the heat in a can-
ter. The first heat S and to to ion her. It was the general
opinion she won the second heat by half a neck. The two
Stewards 'Were judges.; one gave the heat to Lydia, the other
thought it was a dead heat. After tea minutes altercation it
was agreed to make it a dead heat. The betting was then $
to 4On Lydia, who beat half a neck and vas drawn.
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SUMMER ASSIZES.

MIDLAND CIRCUIT.

The Right Ron. Lord ELLENLOROUGH and Sir G. Room,
Northamptonshire—Monday, ICI Northampton.
Rutland—Friday, July zi, at oakham.
Lincolnshire—Saturday, uly. 26, at Castleof Lincoln. ,
City of Lincoln—Same day, at City of Lincoln. ,
Nditinghamshire —Thurscla y, J July 3t, at Nottingham.
Town of Nottingham-Same day, at Town of Nottingham.
'Derbyshire—Saturday, August z, at Derby.
Liecestershire—Wednesda), Aug. 6, at Castle of Leicester.
Borough of Leicester —Sante day, at Borough of Leicester.
City-of COventry--Saturday, Aug. 9, at City of Coventry.
Wirwickshir6—Same clay, at Warwick.
. NORFOLK.
Right Hon. Lotd NLva,FIELD and Honourable Mr. justice
GROSE.
Buckinghamshire—Monday, July zS, at Buckingham.
Bedfordshire-,Thursday, July 31, at Bedford.
Huntingdonshire-Saturday, Aug. 2, at Huntingdon,.
Cam bridgeshiref---I,londay, August 4, at Cambridge.
Suffolk--Thursday, August 7, at Bury St. Edmund's.
;Norfolk-Monday' Aug. r 1, at the Castle of Noiwich.
City of Norwich -Lsame day, at the G uildhall of said City.
WESTERN CIRCUIT.
•

Sir ALEX. Tatomrsor4, Knight, one of the Barons of the
, Exchequer; Sir ALAN CHAMBKE, Knight, one of the
Justices of the Common Pleas.
Southampton—Tuesday, July as, at the Castle of Win-
chester.
Wilts--Saturday, 19, at New Sarum.
Dorset—Thursday, 24, at Dorchester.
Devon—Monday, 28, a,t the Castle of Exeter.
City and County of Exeter —Same day, at the Guildhall of
that Cit.
Cbrnwall —Monday, August 4, at Bodmin.
Somerset —Saturday, 9, at the etty of Wells.
City and County of Bristol—Friday, as, at the Guildhall
of that City. •

VfoonYi, thelor, who long since passed his
grand dimaecric; and-whose wife died a year or two
ago, has, it is said, married again within this few
days, to the surprise of all -11;s neighbours in the,
" obscure corner of the Thffines" (to adopt his ONVII
phrase) where he reSicies.-

Fiona 04,e LONDON GAZETTE, :June -24, 18b6.

1-Kzi -Office, June 24,.1806.
ist Regiment of Life Guards, Lieutenant Emanuel F. Agar
-tp be Captain of a-Troop, by purchase, vice Heaviside who
"
'6th Regiment of DragoonS, Robert Harris, Gent. to be Cor-
.
_ net, without purchase, vice Hallett, who resigns.
9th Regiment of-Light Dragoons, john M'Queen, Gent, to
he Cornet, by purchase, vice Handley, promoted. Wil-
kinson Peacock, Gent, to be Cornet-' by purchase, vice
Wallace, promoted in the-r ith Light Dragoons.
281-11 Ditto, Captain Thomas Barnett, twin the 22d Light
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Lord Agltrim,
appointed to the 96th Foot. -Ensign Henry Stracey, fr-m
the 24th
\Foot, to be COrnet, by purchase, -vice Berry, pro-
-moted.
2,2 d Ditto, Captain Richard Miller, from the 96th Foot, to
be Captain °fa Troup, vice Barnett, appointed to the iSth
Light Dragoons.
Ist Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign 1. Warrender to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lovelace,'who retires.
Churchill, Gent. tp be Ensign, without purchase
Ist Regiment,Pf Foot, Roderick Richards, Gent. to be En-
signs by .purchase, vice campbell,,promoted.
4th Ditto, sautes lohnston, Gent, to be Ensign,' without
purchase; vice Lawronce, who resigns.
;orb Ditto, Lieut. Thomas. Nairn to be. Captain of a Compa-
ny, by purchase, vice I. W. Carey;'who retires.
231 Ditto, Lieut. T. Fletcher to' be 'Captain of a Company,
by purchase, vice Leslie, who retires.
26th Ditto, M. Latchie, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Mathison,
deceased. Henry Maxwell, Gent, to be Ensign, without
,purchase, vice -Nunn, promoted,
27th Ditto, Lieut. G. Ridge,, trout, the 58tlr Foot, to be
Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Johnston, who resigns.
36th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Wrigh, to be Lieutenant,without
purchase, vice Ellis, promoted in the Cape Regiment.
Thompson,.Gent. to be Ensign, vice Wright.
~39th Ditto,.Connell Scanlon, Gent, to be Ensign, without
- purchase, vice Hogg, appointed to the Seth Foot.
47th Ditto, Thomas Power,, Gent, to be Ensign, without
purchase, vice Lennon, promoted..
48th Ditto, Assistant/Garrison Surgeon at Gibraltar G. Bell
to be Assistant Surgeon, vice Hill, appointed to the 6ad •
Foot.
seol Ditto, T Ramsay, Gent. to be Ensign, by purehase,
vice Laye; promoted. -
56th Ditto, I Roche, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
Robe, promoted in the 58th Foot.
59th Ditto, John Wright, Gent. to be Ensign, without pur-
chase, vice Rouse, appointed to the Cape Regiment.
both Ditto, Lieut Ambrose Goddard, from the Loth Light
Dragoons, to be Captain of a Company, by 'plirchase, vice
Gand, who retires. First Lieutenant Arch. Mair, from
Halt- pay of the 24st Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Malas-
pina, who exchanges.
61st Ditto, Capt. Wm.-Cox to be Major, by purchase, vice
Bal tow, promoted.
62d Ditto, Assistant Surgeon Wm. Hill, from the4Bth Foot,
to be Assistant Surgeon.
65tii Ditto., lames Burke, Gent. to be Ensign, by
.pur-
chose, vice Hoare, promoted. Quarter-Master Serseant-
Mathias Henessy, to be Quarter-Master, vice Blair, de.
Ceased.
69th Ditto, Ensign Jarvis, front the 18th Foor,-to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Neill, promoted.
71st Ditto, Lieut. George Spottiawoode, trout the 5241' Foot, '
to be Captain of a Company, by pUrchase, vice I.e Blanc,
ainoted.- Ensign Alexander Grant to be Lieutenant,
without purchase, vice B. Armstrong, deceased.
To be Ensigns, without purchase —Volunteer Tho. Lucas,
from the 724 Foot, vice Grant. John Baird, Geat. vice
Co:r, promoted in the Cape Regiment. john Whaunell,
Gent. vice bell, Promoted in the Cape Regiment, •
S3d Ditto, Lietit, FrancisiNlichoel Cieagh to be Captain of a
Company, vice lloman, deceased.
84th Ditto, Norman Newby, Gent. to be Quarter-Master,
vice M'ac'nlan, who resigns.
Ssth Ditto, 'Ensign john M'Kenzie to be Lieutenant, with-

out purchase, vice Storer, who resigns. Ensign 'George
Hogg, from the 39th 1..c0t to be Ensign, vice Al`Kenzie,
Ditto.--To be Lieutenants,without purchase, Lie ,t.
Hugh Lynch, from the 6th est India Regiment. En.
sign Charles Coates. Ensign Abrahatp Low. Ensign
Francis Savage. Ensign Peter Le Alesurier.
TO he Eiisign-s— GeoTge 'ones, Gent. vice Coates. Crane
Blush, Gcnt. vice Low. Charles Cannon, Gent, vice
Savage. Alex. Dalgety, Gent. vice Lc Nhsurier.
grst Ditto, Lieut, Pines Maclean to be Captain of a Com-
pany., without purchase, vice Clinch, -who resigns. En-
si;n'David Bowman to he I.'leu7ctiant, vice Maclean. Jas.
Murdoch, Gent. to be Elisii;n,‘ vice Livingston, deceased.
ohn Campbeil, Gent. to be Ensign, viic bowman.'
96th Ditto, Captain /:tedetick Vis o nt Aghriui, from the
Light Dragoons, to tie Captain of .a Compaq, vice
Miller, appointed to the 22j Light Dragoons.
614:West-India N egiinent, l<ichard Coote, Gent.-to be En-
,
sign, without purchase, vice Lathy, appointed to tne 74th
oot.

Cape Regiment: To he Captains of Companies—Lieutenant
Ewan Sl'Mdian, from the list h, ot, LjentenantLewis
APKenzie, troth ditto Lieutenant George.,aek:ville Fra:-
ser, trom the 93d Foot. Lie,utenant Duncan M`Dou6all,,
from the ? I t hoot. Lieutenant Win. Keith Elidimstonr,
tri' the 4 tat Foot. .

-To-be I.l,:ilt:nants—Ensign 'James Gair, from the first Foot.
Ensign lidin Bell, troth ditto. Ensign Andrew Bogie,
front the 93d Fogt.

To ,be Frrsigns— Ensign
,J. Rouse, from the 59th Foot.
Lieutcuakit F L. A. Butler, from .Flall-pay or the late
Dutch Brigade.. John' Baird, Gent. Hentich Munich,
Gent. •

To he Qowler.:llaster—Serjeant-Major H. Fraser, from the
93d 1.06 t.

The King's German Legion,
7th Battalion of the,iine,, Ensign Clamor Baron Freytag to
be Lieutenant, vice Torrrtin•,• who resigns. Gottlieb De
114`trwieg,Genr. to be Lnsign, vice Wattenberg, promoted,
Leopoldus De Rachel', Gent. to be• Ensign., vice Hanstein,
promoted.
,Eth. Ditto, Lieutenant - Schumann to be Captain of a
Company, with temporary Rank, vice Bothmer, who re-
signs.

ERA Ar UM in the Qazette or the vitt, May, tBO6.
4oth Regimeia. of Fbot. For Ensign T hoinas
to be Lictitenant, vice Sutherland, who resigns, read, En.
sign Thomas Willingham to be Lieut,:na:►t, vice Slither-
land, who returns to his former Half:pay.