The Sun.
London, England, 1823-12-15 00:00:00

at the heads of the several animals, announcing the Cattle
Judge's decisions as to the prizes, and the particulars of all
the other animals which unsuccessfully competed for them, and
also of the extra stock, not sent in claim of any premium,
enables us to state as follows, viz. :
CLass I.—A twenty-guinea premium to the Marquis of
Exeter, for his two-year and eleven months old. Durham Ox,
bred and fed on his Lordship's Burghley Farm, on corn and
oil-cakes--lie travelled 90 miles in a caravan to the skew.
Mr. Robert Charles Harvey also chewed for the above pre-
mium a two-year and ten months Suffolk Steer, bred and fed
by himself, on grass, hay, turnips, beet, and oil-cakes—tra-
velled on foot one hundred and five miles.

Mr. William Smith, a two-year and seven months improved
Durham Steer, bred and fed by him, on grass, Swedish turnips,
corn-meal, and oil.cakes—travelled in canal boat 120 miles.'
This steer was commended by the Judges.
Mr. Charles Tibbits, a three-year .Durham Steer, bred and
fed by himself, on bean-meal anti oil-cakes—travelled 73iniles.
This steer the Judges commended.
CLASS 11.--A twenty-guinea premium to Mr. Richard Row-
land, for his five-year and eight months old Hereford Ox, bred
by Mr..JA a Jones, and fed by Mr. Rowland, on grass, hay,
and Swedish turnips, and 22501ba. of oil-cake—travellad in a
caravan 46 miles.—The second premium of 10 guineas to Mr.
Richard Kitelee, for_ his under six-years old Hereford Ox,
bred by Mr. James Lee and fed by Mr. Kitelee, on grass, hay,
turnips, and 16001bs. of oil-cakes—travelled in conal-boat about
65 miles.—Mr. Thomas Clark also shewed a six-years old
mixed Hereford and Short-horned Ox, fed and bred by him-
self on Swedish turnips and oil-cakes—travelled on foot 12, and
in canal-boat 72 miles.—Mr. James Senior, a four.yeat and
eight months Hereford Ox, bred by Mr. Thomas Tompkins,
and fed by Mr. Senior, on grass, hay, and 7001bs. of oil-cakes—
travelled forty miles.
CLASS lIL—A fifteen.guinea premium to W.m. Draycott,
for his three-year and 10 months old Hereford Ox ; bred by
Mr. John Cooper, and fed by Mr. Draycott, on grass and hay
only—travelled ninety-one miles.
The second premium of ten guineas to Mr. James Senior,
for his three years and nine months old 11ereford Ox, bred by
Mr. Thomas Tornkins, and fed by Mr. Senior on grass, hay,
and 600 lbs. of oil-cakes—travelled 40 miles.
Mr. Robert Charles Harvey also showed a four years old
Scotch Ox, fed by him on grass bay, turnips,,and oil-cakes :
the same as 45 other oxen—travelled 105 miles.
Mr. Joseph Kitelee, a three years and 10 months Durham
Ox, bred by. Lord Viscount Altkorp on his farm at Wiseton,
and fed by Mr. Kitelee on grass, hay, and 1,200 lbs. of oil-
cakes—travelled fifty-five
Mr. Richard Kitclee, an under five years old Hereford Ox,
bred by Mr. George Cornwall, and fed by Alr. Kitelee on
grass, hay, and 900 lbs. of oil-cakes—travelled 56' miles.
Mr. Robert Masters, a four years and six months. mixed
Hereford and short-horned Ox, bred by Mr. William Gibbins,
and fed by Mr. Masters, on crass, kay, and 660 lbs. of oil-
cakes—travelled 78 miles.
Mr. Thomas Walker, a four years and nine months old
Hereford Ox, bred by Mr- William Thomas, and fed In. Mr.
hay, and turnips, in, the last five weeks—tra.
vWelcalletk:resitigollynt.Y7iflasiiniles.
twenty-guinea premium to Mr. Joseph Bull,
for his four years old Scotch Ox, fed by him on grass, bay, and
480 lbs. of od-cakes—travelled 58 miles.
The second premium of guineas to Mr. James Trellis',

sen., for his four year old Highland Scotch Ox; fed by:him on
grass, haY, and 690 lbs. of oil-cakes ; travelled 40 miles.
31r. John Drayton also thawed a 4i year old Scotch Ox, fed
by him on grass and hay only; travelled 81 miles.
Mr. Wm. (uerrier, a 3 year Scotch Ox, fed by him on grass,
bay, and 1375 lbs. of oil-cake : travelled 6 miles.
Mr. Robert Charles Harvey, a 4 year Scotch Ox, fed by him
on grass, hay, turnips, and oil-cakes, the same as 26 other
oxen : travelled 103 miles.
Mr. Robert Masters, a 4 year Scotch Ox, fed by him on gran,
hay, and 378 lbs. of oil-ceke travelled,7B miles,
Mr.. Richard Rowland, a 4 yew. Seeitch Ox, fed by him on
grass, hay, SWedish turnips, and 759 lbs. of oil-cakes : travel-
led 46 miles.
Mr. George Tibbits, a 4 year ScotelrOx, fed by him on grass,
hay, and 370 lbs. of oil-cakes : travelLel 78 miles.
CLASS V.--A fifteen guinea premium, to Mr. William
Adams, for his 5 years and 8 'months old short 'horned or half
Hereford cow, which has borne three calves, bred by Mr. Wil-
liaM Gibbins,nand fed by Mr. Adams, on grass hay, barley-
'meal, and near 500 lbs. of' oil-cakes travelled been
lame) in a waggon 60 miles.
The second premium of ten guineas, to Mr. Wm. Guenter,
for his 5 years and 11 monthS old Ihrrand Cow, which has
borne three calves; bred by Mr,' W/Illettn Cother, and fed by
Mr. Guerrier, on grass, hay, and 1375 lbs. of oil-cakes: tra-
velled five miles.
'Mr. John Hutchinson also strewed al2 years and months
old mixed Stockburn and Ketton Cow, which has nine times
calved, and borne ten calves ; bred by Major Rudd, from Mr.
Hutchinson's cow, Old. Stranger, and fed by M. • ellutchinson,
on grass, hay, white turnips, and from one-half to three-fourths
of an oil-cake daily : travelled; on ship-board, from Stockton.
Mr. John Wise, a five years and six months old Hereford
Cow, which has twice calved, bred and fed by trim, on grass,
hay, and turnips ; in the last four weeks travelled 66 miles.
Clam Vl.—One year, the lst and 2diprerniums, amount-
ing to twenty guineas, to Mr. Edward ' tunas Pawlett, for
his three 20. months old new Leicester Wethers, bred by hint,
from a ram of Sir. Samuel Sandon, and fed by Sir. Pawlett,
on dares, cabbages, turnips, and carrots.
Mr. Valentine Barford also strewed three 22'months old new
LeiCester blethers, bred by himself, in and in'flerer the Dirley
flock for 34 years past; arid fed by bins on grass, cabbages,
turnips; and carrots.
Mr. John Dent, three 21 months old new Leicester %Tethers,
bred and fed by himself on grass, hay, cabbages, turnips; and
a few carroty.
' Mr. HUrriphrey Tuckwell; three 22 months old mixed Lei-
cester and Cotswold Wailers, bred and fed by himself, on
grass, hay; and Swedish turnips.
Cy se VI., Two year,—The 3a and 4th premiums, amount-
ing t 6 twenty guineas, to AlL:Marshal Tornson Goude, for his
three 32 months old new Leicester Wethcrs, bred and fed by
himself, on grass, cabbages, and turnips.
The*Marrpreas of Exeter also chewed three 32 months new
Leicester %Tethers, bred and fed on Iris Lordship's Burghley
ferns, and fed on cabbages, turnips, and carrots.
Mr. Joseph BUD, three 3:2' months old new Leicester %Tethers,
bred and fed by himself, on grass and turnips.
Mr. Samirel Charier, three 32 months new Leicester Wethers,
bred and fed by himself, on grass, hay, Swedish turnips, and
carrots.
Mr. Samuel Druce, three 33 months old Gloucestershire
blethers, bred by Mr. William Oarne, and fed by Mr. Druce
on grass, hay, and Swedish turnips.
Sir. Richard Kitelee, three under 34 months old Gloucester.
shire Wethers, bred by Mr. William Hall, and fed by Mr.
Kitelee, on grass, and turnips in the last fortnight. • •
Mr. Charles Stokes, three 32 months old new• Leicester We-
titers, bred and fed .by himself on grass, cabbages and-turnips
CLASS VII., One year.,--The let and 2d premiums, amount
ing to Twenty Guineas, to Mr. Stephen Grantham, for his
three 20 months old Southdown %Tethers, bred and fed by him-
self on grass, hey, and turnips.
Sir. Henry Boys also strewed three 20 months Southdown
%Tethers, bred and fed by himself on grass, hay, and turnips,
Cr.ass VII. Two years.—The 3d and 4th premiums,
amountini.e to T;venty, Guineas, to 31r. John Eliman, Jun. for
his three 32 months old Southdown %%tethers, bred anti fed by
himself, from his fathers 'stock, and fed by him, on ,errissi hay,
and turnips.
Sir Thomas Dyke, three 32 months Southdown %Tethers,
bred by himself (No. 1, front a rain of Mr. Grantham), and fed
by hint on grass, hay, cabbages, and turnips. The Judges
much commended these sheep.
CLASS Vll..—.Under Seven Months • a five guinea pre-
mium to to Sir. John: Hodgson, for his three 17 weeks old
Suffolk Pigs, bred and fed by himself on skimmed milk.
Alr. John Elliot also strewed three 25 weeks old mixed
Essex and Suffolk Pigs, bred and fed by himself on barley and
pea meal,
Creass VllL—Above seven months : a ten guinea premium
to Messre. William and John . Hayward, for their three 44
weeks old mixed Essex anti Suffolk Pigs, bred and fed by
theMselves on barley-meal in the last three months.
AIL Daniel Thorne also &mewed three 37 weeks old Essen
Pigs, bred and fed by himself on barley-meal.
EXTRA STOCK: Ox-ster.—Mr. C. Champion strewed. a 3
year and 3 months old Durham Steer, bred and fed by him an
grass.; cabbages, turnips, end oil-cakes •, travelled in canal boat
150 Miles.
Mr. John Drayson, a 44 year Scotch Ox, fed by him on
grass turd hay ; travelled 111 miles.
sir. Robert C. Harvey, a 2 year and 11 months On, bred
and fed by himself on grass, hay, turnip!, and oil-cakes ; tea:
yelled 105 intim
Mr. Richard Kitelee, art under 6 years Hereford Ox, bred
by Mr. Tomkins, and fed by My- ICitelee, on 'rats, hay, titre
nis and 1,5110!bs. of oil-cakee—travelled 151$ irides to the show.
The Judges commended this ox.
Sir Charles Knightley, Bart., a 4 years old Monmouthshire
Ox, bred and fed by Sir Charles, on grass, hay, and* 170 oil
cakes—travelle:i 72 miles.
Mr. Richard Powland; a 3 years and 0 months old *Hereford
Ox, bred by Sir. John Jones, and fed by Mr. Rowland, on
grass, hay, Swedish turnips, and oil cakes—travelled 40 MHO,
Mr. Charles Tibbits, a 3 years and 8i months Durham Ox,
bred by himself (by Baronet), and fed on bean meal and oil.
cakes--travelled 73 miles.
Ditto, a 2 year and 11i months ditto, ditto.
Ditto, a 2 year and t 34 months ditto, (Otto.
Ditto, a 2 year and 9 mentlis Durham Steer, bred by hint
(by Rob Roy), and fed, dee. as above.
Ditto; a 2 year and 11 months Durham Steer, bred by him
(by Justice), and fed, .etc. as above.
Ditto under 3 years ditto, ditto.
The Judges touch commended the last six oxen.
Mr. George Tibbitta, a 4 year old Scotch Oa, fed by hint
on grass, hay, and 3701b5. of oi/ cakee—trayelled 78 miles.
Mr. Thome Walker, a 7year old Hereford Ox, bred by 31r
Rayer, and fed by Mr. Walker, on grass only—travel.
led 85 miles.

.EXTB A-ST OCK.—Sn Er P.—The Marquess of Exeter shew-
ed a i 2 months old new Leicester Wether, bred and foci
on his Lordship's Burghley Farm, on cabbages, turnips and
carrots.

Ditto—two 42 months old new Leicester Wethers, fed on
corn arid oil-cakes. These two sheep the Judges highly coin.
mended.
Mr. William Adams, fine 44 months old new Leicester
Wethers, bred and fed by himself, o» grass, hay, and turnips.
Commended by the Judges.
Mr. Richard Allin two Wethers, hrrd and fed by himself,
on grass only.
Mr. Samuel Charles, three 32 months new Leicester Wethers,
bred and fed by lihnself, on' grass, hay, Swedish turnips,
and 'carrots.
Sir Thomas Dyke, Bart. a 32 months Southdown NVether,
bred and-fed by himself, on grass, bay, cabbages, and turnips.
Mr. William Faulkner, a 3 year Leicester and Cotswold
Wether, bred and fed by himself on hay, turnips and pease.
Mr. Stephen Oriunharn, a 3 year Southdown Virether, bred
and fed by himself, on grass, turnips, and one quart of beans
daily since the 30th of .Augusr. The Judges commended
this sheep.
Mr. Richard Kitelee, five Gloucestershire Wethers, fed on
grass end turnips,
Mr. Edward Thomas Pawiett, a 204 months old new !Aces.
ter Wether, brtsl and fed by himself, on clover, cabbages, tur-
nips and carroty.
Mr. John Reeve, three 3-year and eight months Southdown
Wethers; bred and fed by himself, °nitrites and turnips only.
Mr. Richard Allin, three Ewes ; bred and ad by
himself, onigrass only.
EXTRA STOCX
tos.—Messrs. William and John /lee-
ward sheered a two.anti-a.half-year mixed Essex and Suffolk,
Sow ; bred by themselves, from a boar of Mr. (hors-0 Dodd,