The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-12 00:00:00

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PLYMOUTH, DEC. PQ.--Rer-Adriliral linvzo
is to hoist his flag to-morrow on board the Ail'
dromeda sloop of war,' for Gibraltar, which sliiP
went out of harbour this day; and will sail on
Saturday next.
Came down the harbOur and anchored in tlle
Sound, after •havin4 been refitted, the Fortune?,
Belle Poule, and Sybille frigates.
Arrived the Mary, KINGSTON; from London;
William, A NpEliStiN and the Ann, PINE, fro°,
Exeter ;. Industry, from Arundel; au4
the. Sully, PARKER, from Ipswich.
Sailed the Superb man of war to the westward.
PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 11.—Arrived his Majesty'
ship I iao, Rear-Adthiral MORRIS, Orion nn.
Crescent men of War, from the Baltic ; the Ccr
delia, Calliope, and Woodlark-, with a convoy'
from the Downs ; Dement, Partride,. and
Star, from a cruize.

Sailed his Majesty's ship ffot alio for t'atmerio;
and the Pyramus for Plymouth.
ship Cumberland will proCeeff fp;.m hence to'
morrow, direct for Cork, to take convoy fro!''
thence for the West Indies ; the fidlo.wing Cow
voy retrains at Spithead : hir Maje..3tv's ship;
Tweed for Madeira;: Africa etnii Re,en:•e, lii
Spain, Portugal, and Gibral:nr ; for the
West IndieS ; and the Misietoe for Guernsey unit
Jersey.

FALMOUTH, DEC. 9.—Sailed this day the fol# ,
lowing pickets with mails : the Ladjt Enui
Pelham for the Mediterranean, the Mar/boroughs
for Lisbon, the Sandwich, for Cadiz, and die
Gleaner ketch,' for Lisbon., with a Messenger.
Remain the. outward-bound West 'lndia ,con'
voy under hi-; Majesty's ship Seahorse. It is sup'
posed they wait further orders, as.,the wind 110
been favourable all the day for their proceeding ;
also the outward-hound Mediterranean convop
nnder his Majesty's brig Linnet.
Yesterday morning the brig Rase, of Liver:; 101,
BOAZE, master. drove on shore in a heavy gale of
wind at S. E. and received COnsiderahle damage ;
her cargo of coals and potatoes has been landed):
and thin ingrning she was got off, the wind haring
abated ; no other damage has been done among"
the shipping.

SHEERNESS, DEC. U.—Arrived • his Majesty's
ships Ethalion, 'Podargits, and Renard, for th 4
northward ; the Zealous 74, and hasty gun-brig,
with the first division of the Rus-ian fleet, consist'.
ing of eight 'sail of the line, two frigates, one, -
corvette, and one brig.
Ihßwictf, DEC. 11 .-Put in here, by contrail
winds, his Majesty's ship Mercurius, with 14 04
of outward-bOund.ships for Gottenburgh.
The 2d division of the Russian fleet, consisting
of 7 sail, passed upwards this morning. Three
more ships of the lice; and a frigate ancllo7H oa.
this port, the weather being thick cud snowy-.

NAVAL 13 Moiesr,-ortl!
to-tin.* St Castle, Of 74 guns, off Breit.
to the rank of Commander, and to command the Onyx sluol"
Messy,. Thomas P.C. Morton, Thomas Sparks, and Frei ',
rick William 1-111, :'‘fid,:;dproan, from the Gibraltar seyo,e•
promoted to.'..te. rank of Lieutenants, .for their active
at the sier or.Cadi z. Messrs. John Laoslie and F4.1w;;,,1
Phillips, Midsllipmen, of the Nl7oodlark and Rose'sloops, )"
the Baltic, proinoted ta the Emil; of Lieutenant, and appoio!A
ed to their respective ships. Mr. John Parkman,
mail, and a prisoner of war at Verdun, il;'nmoted to the raPS.
of Lieutenant,

We understand that five aliens, whose 'names
' arc Patron, Oberlin, La Roche, Trans, and Reiter,
have been committed to Tothill-fields Bridewell, •
for being at laeg-e without roper licenses. if
the Magistracy throughout the kingdom do but
exercise a vigilance in this Way, the Alien Office
will be better enable() to- do the country service,
by getting rid of suspicious foreigners, who maY
thus be brought to light, and fewer French pri-
soners will find the means of escaping.
The 7th Hussars will reach Uxbridge on Friday
next, and will then relieve the- Prince Regent's
Itegiment in London.
The last volunteering from the English Militia
into the Line for the 'present year is appointed to
take place the 24th, 25th, and 26th of this month.,
Lieutenant-Colonel Coan has been dismissed
from the South Down Militia, by the sentence of
a Court--Martial, which Iva's held
,at Omagh.

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Yesterday inotning Sadier's'yakd,
street, was opened for the 'public inspection of
the, many fine fat oxen and. wetlier sheep
and pigs, which had arrived: as''.conipetitors for
:the several premiums, amounting to 2.10 guineas,
which the Club resolved to offer at their Meeting
IJ-st Christmas. The company was very select,
which attended in the course of. the day, though
less numerous than we have oliserved on some
previous occasions:

The labels fixed up at the heads of the several
animals in, the yard, stated as follows, viz.
CLASS I.—Prize of 20 guineas to Mr. John West-.
tar, for a Hereford ox, rising six years old, fed
un hay and 100 oil cakes, that had travelled fat;
-On foot, to the Shew, GO miles.
Mr. John Westcar, a ditto, ditto.

CLAS 11.-=—Prize of 20 guineas to Mt. John
aenner, for a Sltlsex ox, bred by him, and fed on
grass and hay, seven .years old ; traVelled 51 miles:
Mr. John Jenneh a.straight horned ditto..
Mr. Francis Gori':ng,'a Sussex ox, fed on bay
And grass only, seven years old travelled 60

CLASS 11,I,—Prize of 20 gaiineas to Mr. John
Westcar, for a red and white Devon ox,'fed on
grAss, hay, and 500 oil cakes, six years old tra-
velled 48 miles.

His Grace the Duke of Bedford (from his Park
Farm), a Devon ox, bred by Grace,, and fed
On grass, -hay, and turnips; and 210 oil cakes, six
years and. eight' niopths old, iv ailed three years;
Iravellecl 42 fnikti..

',lr. Richard a DEWiili ON, r,.,1 on grass,
h y, and'22o -oil cakes; trai..l.kci six miles.

CLASS IV.-Mr. 11.;•AiArd Kitelee,, a Shropshire
ox; fed by him on grass and cake, six years old ;
traveilei 56 Miles:

CLASS V.r..,-HPrize of 20 guineas to Mr. John
Westcar, for' a- smooth coated Hereford ox, under'
five years old ;. bred by Mr. WOliana Tully, fed,
by. Mr. Westcar, on hay and turnins;, travelled
48 miles;

His Grace the Duke of Bedto.i (from his Park
Farm) a Hereford.ols:, bred by h its .--)!, grass, hay,
and turnips, three years and eight wouths, oldk,
travelled 42 mileS.

• . Mr.. George BurroWs, • a Hereford' steer, bred
Mr. J. Yarworth, 'fed by .Mr. George Burrows,
on grass, hay, and iturn:ps, three years and eight
months old ; • traveller' 90 miles. •

Mr. Samuel Cook, jun. a Scotch ox, fed by
him on grass and hay, five years old ; travelled
90 miles

. Richard' Harrison, Esq. an Herefordshite steer,
fed by .him on grass, hay and turnips, four years
and nine inontiis old ; travelled 53 miles.
Richard Harrison, ditto, ditto.

Mr. Robert Hughes, an ilerefordshire steer,
bred by Walwyn, Esq. and fed by 'Mr. Robert
ritiOles.. on grass, hay, and turniitse-, four years
and teR months old travelled 84' nines. •

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Mr: R.. Hughes, an Herefordshire steer; bred
by Edward Walwyp,. fed
,by ,:\Yr. Robert
Hughes, on grasS, hay, and turnips, four years
and 11 mouth old ; travelled 84 miles..
Mr. Robert Masters, an -Herefordshire ox; fed
by him on grass and Lay, four years old ; tra-
velled 80 miles.

Mr. Daniel Webster, an HerefordAire .6x, bred
by Mr. Tomkins, fed by Mr. Daniel Webster, on
grass and hay, four years, and nine months ; tra-
velled 90 miles.

CLASS VlE—Prize of ,1.0 guineas, to Mr. James
Tibbets, a Scotch ok, fed by him, on grass and
bay only, under five 'years old ; travelled 75 miles.
His Grace the Duke of Bedford, a black Seo.tch
ox, I;•red in the Highlands of Scotland, fed by his
Grace (on his Maulden farm, on grass, hay, and
turnips,..4 years old; travelled 42 miiesr.
His Grace the Duke of Bcdfoita,.'areil-Arbyle-
sY; e ox, bred in the Highlands of= Scotland, 'fed
by his Grace (on hi& Park farm) on grass, bay,
and turnips, 4 years old ; travelled 42 miles. •
' Mr. William Bromfield, -a_ Scotch ox; fed; by
him on grass, bay,' and Swedish turnips,' ssyears
old ; travelled 80 miles.
.Mt% C. Dille, a Devon steer, bred by Sir R.
Lawley, fed by Mr. C. Dilke, on' grass and hay,
3 years and 8 months old; travelled 110 miles. -
Mr. John Eyston; Denbighshire Wekhox, fed by
him on grass, hay, 'and turnips, 4 years and -8
months old ; 'travelled 81 miles'. •
Mr: James Xing, a Scotch ox, bred by Mr.
Crawford,, fed by Mr.' King, on grass and_ hay
unly, 4 years old ; travelled S miles.
• Mr. Robert Masters; a -Scotch ox, fed by him
can graSS and-hay 0n1y,,4 years, old ; travelled 80

CLASS VIIL—PriZe of 1Q guineas; 'to Mr. no-
.bert Hughes, .for aj Devonshire cow, bred by
Jr. Edmund Ittick, 6 years and S months old, fed
HUghes, on pins and hay ouly; :travelled
84 miles.

His Grace the Duke of Bedford, a, Hereford
eon!, bred ;Ind fed by his Grace (on Park
farm) .on grass, hay, turnips, and:2oo oil cakes,
9 years old ;s travelled 42 miles.
Air. Robert Hughes, a HerefOrd cow, bred by
Mr. Edmund Ruck, fed by Mr.. Robert HUghes,
on grass, bay, and turnips, 5 years and 8 months
old ; travelled 84 miles. . •

Mr. William Warren, a Scotch cow, fed
,by
Mtn on grass, hay, and turnips, and 46.94 cakes
per day, 7.years old ; ,travelled 19 tniles.
Mr. William Warren, a Suffolk CoW, fed by
him on grass, hay, and turnips, and two (a cakes
per day, 8 years or more old; travellgslilp
Mr. John. Westcar, a half Durhani '`and Scotch
cow, fed by him on grass, hay, and oil cakes, is
rising 6 years old ; travelled 48 miles •
CLASS X.—Piize of 10 guineas to Mr. Jolin Ar-
nold, for three new Leicdster wethers, bred by
Mr. Grimes, fat by Alr., Arnold, on grass only,
32 months old.

Mr. William Smart, three Kent wethers, bred
and ted by him on grass arid turnips; 32 months
old.

Mr. John Warmington, three long-woolled we-
tilers; bred by Mr. Moore, and fed by Mr. War-.
• mington, on grass only; 32 months old.
Mr. JohnWesocar, three'new Leicester ‘vethers,
bred by Mr. Thomas Leivin,„ fed by Mr. lVestcar,
on grass only ; 31 months old.
CLASS XL—Prize of 10 guineas to Mr. James
King, for three Southdown wethers, bred by
-- Newman, Esq. and fed by Mr. King, on
grass in the marshes; 30 mouths old.

'Willis
Fitch, three Bnufhaown Alrefq;
bred and feel by him on grass. only ; 19 inowth.,
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Mr..R.khard lludsOn,:threeSonthdown wetliers,
bred by his Grace the •Dake of Bedford, and fed
by .Mr, Richard Hudson, on grass; hay, and
turnips ; 20 months
Sir John Sebright, three Southdown wether,
bred. and fed by him on grass only; 30 months old.
CLASS Xil.----Plize of 10 guineas to, Mr. John
Boys, for threeSouthdown wethers, fed-by him
on grass, hay, and turnips ; 32 month
Mr. John Ellman, jun.. three South-down we-,
tilers, bred by Lord Viscount-Gage, and-fed by
Mr. Milian, jun. on grass, hay, and turnips, 32
months old. . .

. Mr. Money Hill, thliee South-down wethers,
bred and fed by hint on grass, hay, and turnips,
33 months old.

Mr. Richard .Hudson, three South,down we-
thers, bred by his Grace the Duke of Bedford (on
his, park fun)), anit fed by Mr. Hudson,, on grass,
hay; and turnips, 32 months old.
Mr. John Warmington's three South-down
wethers, bred - by Sir john'Sebright, and fed on
grasS; 33 mouths old.

CLASS Xlll.—Mr.".John Warmington, three
pure Merino wethers, bred by Sir John Seblight,
and fed by Mr Warmington, on grass only; 32
months old.

CLkss XIV.—Mr. 'Owen Cambridge, a large
white Cambridgeshire pig, bred by Mr. Hall, and
fed by Mr. Cambridge, on peas only ; 23 months
old.

CLASS XV.—Prize of :19 guineas, to Mr. James
King, for a small Essex bred and fed by him
on.aiiey-meal !Ind water ; 9 weeks old.
Mr. James King, a larger spotted ditto, ,ditto.