The Sun.
London, England, 1812-05-27 00:00:00

IN AGRICULTURE.

To Dr. Ainslie, Atm for his -1314inations -at Griezedalc, of
151,540 Forest Trees—the Gold Medal.
• • To the Rev. Dr. F. Haggitt, for his inproventent of Fifty
Acres of Laud lying waste at Pittington, neat DuOvan—the
Gold Medal.

To J. Austin, Esq.. of Giature, near Strabane, in Ireland,
for gaining (::9•Acres Of Land front the Sea-the Gold Medal.
To J. C. Curwen, Eig. M.P. of Workiagton Cuzi6e;---
land, for. his improved Method of 'feeding Coils--he
lesser Gold Medal.

• • - •
To J. Finch, Esq: of Iced - Heath, • near Watb f
rdi for 123
Stocks of Bees—the Silver Medal, or Twenty Guineas.
Tu Majorliesledon,• Ist West York Reginie:ii:, for improv-
ing 21 Acres of Btiggy Land, at•Claphain, to Inc Cotto‘y o
York—the lcsser Silver Medal.

To S. H. Moggridge, Lsq.• Lauturnne?,, Monlnoutlishire,
for his Remarks and Experiments on the Growth of Timber
Trees-7-the.lther Silver Medal..

To Mr. M. Braithwaite, of Itiend.tl, Westmoreland, for his
Plantation of 60,01)0Ximber Trees, near kilawkshead, in Lan-
eas h ire--4he lesshire—the lesser Silver Medal. •

To C. T. SLurray, Esq. of AlverdisciA, near Barnstaple,
for the tultrire of Spring Wheat—the Silver Medal.
To Mr. J.,Ogden, of 'linkinfield, Cheshire, fur his improved
Instruinen for priming Timber Trees—Ten Gaines.

IN el-W.IISTItt.
To Mr. C. Wilson, for a iSubstitute for Poitland Stone
Chimney Pieces—TlA'enty-five Guineas.
To Mr. It. 1). Cathery, Mead's-row, Lambeth, for Trans-
parent Paper for the use of Engravers and Painters—Fiie
Guineas. '

' • . IN POLITE ARTS.
. . .
To Miss• Adair, Great Cumberland-place; for an Original
Drawing of Flowersthe Silver Medal.
To Miss Phillips, of Wandsworth Road; for an Original
View of Caernarvon Bay—the lesser Silver Medal.
•To Miss L. Adams, of Billericay, Essex, for an Original
Historival Drawing of the Raising of the Widow's. Son—the
lesser Silver Medal.

I. To Miss M . Geddes, Alder%Jury, near Salisbury, for. an Oil
Rainting, a Copy from Guido-,the lesser Silver Medal.
To Mr. W. H. Harliotti Cripstonestreet, for a View of
Trussac Mountains, a Copy---:the Silver• Medals -
To.,Mr. H. Parke, Dean-street., Soho, for. an Original Paint-
ing of a View' at the Nore--t!te Silver Medal.
To. Master F. Y. nor!stone, aged 11 sears, of King-street,
Covent-garden, for a Drawing of thei-lead of Neptune, after
Raphael, a Copy--the Silver Medal:
To Miss H. lyre, of Reading, a Chalk Drawing of a Mag-
dalen, a Copy—the Silver Medal.
To Miss M. Sheppard, ofOley, Gloucestershire, for a Copy
of a Drawing from 11,farat—the Silver Pullet.
To Miss E. E. Kendrick, Upper'iMarylebone-street, fur a
Miniature Of Jesus, from Guercino—the Silver Medal.
Mr.G. R. Pain, Dixon's-place, New-road, for an original
Desigpof.n. Gothic Chinch—the Gold Medal..

l'ciMr4 W. Pitts, James-street, Lambeth, for an original
Model in Wax, of two Warriors—the lesser Gold Medal.
To Mr. James Craig, of Charlotte-street, Itathboa-place,'
fiir an originarEtehing of the Holy Family—the lesser Gold
Medal. .

To Mr. J. H. Wright, High Holdorn,_ for anforiginal En-
graving of a Landscape—the Silver Medal.
To Miss E.
,Craig, -Charlotte-street, Rathbone-pface, for
an original Drawing of Fruit and Flowers—the lesser Gold
Medal.

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'To Miss m. A. Say, Norton-street, for a Drawing of two
fallen Angels, .a Copy—the lesser Silver Medal.
To Miss Violet, Upper'James-street, for a MiniatureDraW-
ing, a Copy—the Silver Pallet."
To Mr. Jones, St. Chad's-row, for a Drawing of Mr. Kcal-
ble, in the character of Coriolanus—the Silver Medal.
To Mr. Bedford-row, Holborn, for a Drawing of the
Outline of the Antinous—the Silver Medal.

'Po Mr. R. W. Sievier, Clarendon-squ*, Somers Town; for
•a Pen and Ink Drawing from the Battles of Le Brun—the
lesser Silver Medal:

To Mr.retheriek, of Penyparron Iron Works, near Merthyr
Tidvil, Glamorganshire,_, for ap original Drawing of the said
Iron Works—the lesser. Silver Medal.
To Mr. W. 'Morrison, Carhurton-street, Fitzy-square, for
a Drawing of two Heads after Raphael-the Silver Pallet.
To Miss Eliza Hay, Tavistock-street,, for 'a Drawing of
Fruit, after an old Paintiug—the Silver Pallet. - •
To Miss A. Hayter, Wells-street, Oxford-road, for a Draw-
inu. of Aurora, a Copy—the Silver Pallet. -r0 Miss Steele, of Union-place, Lanibeth,, for a Drawing
of a Landscape, a Copy—the Silver Pallet.
To Miss Edward, Great Suffolk-street,- Southwark., for a
Drawing of a Shepherd's Boy, a Copythe Silver Pallet.
IN MECHANICS.

To Mr. M. Cooke, Winchester row, Paddingtdn, far a'Ma-
chine, by means of which Blind People can both learn and
teach Music—the Gold 'Medal.

To Mr. 'l'. Mitchell,. Surgeon, WalAingham,. near Durharn,
for an Annular :Saw which can cut, deeper than its own Centre
—tlie Gold Medal.

To Di;. G. Cuinraing, M. D. Denbigh, Wales, foi a Vapour,
Famigatioa, or Shower Bath, adapted at a cheap .expenee,
for the use of public Hospitals, or private Families—tile Sil-
ver Medal.

.To Mr. I. Goss, of Enfield, for a Mechanical InstruMent to
work addition of numbers with accuracy and dispatch—the
Siker Medal and Fifteen Guineas.

To Mr. T. Perry of Farnham, for a Cheirographagist in-
tended to form the Hand in writing, Su as to manage the pea
With correetness—The Silver Medal.

To Mr. A. Hodge, Bride-lane, for a method of ,preservifg
Butter from becoming' rancid in warm weather, or hot eh-
mates---Ten Guineas.

To Mr. J. Davis, Catherine-street, Strand, for a temporary
Scaffold, by means of which tl: outside Walls of Houses
may he repaired or beautified with equal IfetY, and at a less •
expellee than usual,-The'Silver Medal. , •
To Mr. W. Bowler, HolhOrn-hill, for a mechanical method •
of destroying Rats and other Vermin—Ten Guineas.
To Mr. W.Sampsou, Great Wild4treet, for a Churn, by
which Butter may-be easily and quiekly,made7-The Silver
Medal and Ten Guineas •

To Mr. J. Martin, Fleettreet, for a niclhod of relieving a
Horse fallen down in the. Shafts Of a Loaded Cart—Ten Gni-

iieas.

To ;sir. J. King, Mulbery-court, i • r the ank, for a
chine 'to enable shoe and !loot Alzabers to work without pres-
sure uponthe breast or stomach.--'Ten
Mr..D. Kitchie,'Princes-3treet,-Clerkenwell, for a Com-
pensation Pendulum to prevent the going of a Clock fin va.•
ryiug by heat or col d—Twtrity Gulncas.

At no time did the
,Bab/ion /a/no rage with more
violence than at present. , Yesterday at the Dike
of itoxlirgh's sale, a -collection of twO-penny
.portraits of Criminals, and other remarkable cha-
racters, chiefly_of persons tried at the Old Bailey-,
sold for 941. 10s.—Tic Poke of Saint. Albans,
printed .1486, 1471. L--The Mirronr of the world,
Caxton, 14S0, 3:511. 15s.—The Kilinda.yr of the
Shippers, 1503, 1801.—The last little volume 'was
bought for :the Duke by Mr•. _Nicol for two
guineas._ _ _

Looking at the Book Sales, one would not con-
ceive that there was any want of money in the
Kingdom. Books to the, amount of 40,0601.
have been sold by auction within the last two
mouths—to which those now on itae will add 25
or 30,6001. more.

The pung Duke of Devonshire has alo jiought
the
.Count Maccarthy's splendid library, in one
lot, for 25,000 guineas.

CORN-EXCHANGE, MAY 27.—T0-day the Mar-
ket has tolerable supplies of Wheat on hand,
from the opinion that the foreign' arrivals will
he mostly taken off for the public service,
this trade supports the last prices ;. Barley
heavy sale, at the late reduction ; Malt, :srith
White• and Grey Pease, and Beans- of each sort,
vary but little; we havc likewise tolerable re-
maining supplies of Oats, but sales heavy, and
ther give way in price; in Flour no variation.