The Sun.
London, England, 1802-12-11 00:00:00

PRIZE CATTLE.

To His. Grace JOHN Duke of BEDFORD, who ex-
hibited two Herefordshire oxen, cake fed ; one French
six, grass fed ; one English cow, ditto ; two pens
South Down ;' one ditto Leicester ; one pig ; the
following Premiums, viz. for the French cow, first
prize, 25 gs. ; English cow, z 5 gs. ; for one of the
Herefordshire oxen, second prize, 1.5 gs. ; for the
two pens of South Down, first prize, 15gs.
To Mr. WESTCAR, of Crislow, Bucks, who ex-
hibited four Oxen, Herefordshire, grass fed, three,
ditto cake fed ; 12 Leicester Sheep ; for an Ox, grass
fed, 25 gs. ; fur ditto, cake fed, first prize, 15 gs.
To Mr. LAD Ds, of Stapel Geddon, Huntingdon-
shire, who exhibited two home-bred ()ken, grass
fed ; for one of the Oxen, second prize, 15 gs.
To Mr. CHANDLER!i, of Morton, Bucksr who
exhibited six pens of Leicesters ; for one of the pens,
the first prize, 15 gs.
To. Mr. SURRY of Edmonton, who exhibited one
Pig, the first premium for pigs, togs.
The following Candidates exhibited the cattle,
&c. mentioned in the sequel. and although 'not en-
.titled, according to the strict rules and principles of
the Institution,.- o premiums, .yet in some instances
the distinaiuns were so very nice, that it.required
the utmost reach of experienced judgment .to
cover a difference ; so they are as =derervedly en-
titled, in their degrees, to attention and approbation.
Sir THOMAS CARR, of Sussex, 'exhibited a very
fine Cow. and Heifer. . .

Mr. Ht ERTH, (DI-Chan-IMM, Bucks Ox,
Herr►etordshire breed.
Mr. WHEELER, 011Cnt—01e Ox, Sussex breed.

Mr. Outtris—One Bangalore Cow ; one of the
most beautiful'fOr shape, bone, iirhortion; and fat,
that ever was beheld ; but having obtained the pre-
mium for her last year, was not ernitled to another
this season.

Mr. Roßitisort, of Witham, Essex—A pen of
.Lei esters.

' Mr. Cootc, of Stifleld, Warwickshire-7A pen
of Leicesters.

Mr. New IMAM, of Layton, Huntingdonshire—
Five Sheep of the B:akewell breed. .
Mr. KING, of Newgate-market—Ten eouth
Downs.

Mr. Pr CKFORD, of Market.street, Herts—Two
Pigs.

Mr. PLATT, of Lidlington, Bedfordshire—One
Pig.
Mr. HARRIS, of the Castle and Falcon, Alders..
gate-street— Iwo Pigs.
Among the well-known feeders of Cattle, and
encouragers of Agriculture who were present, we
noticed His Grace the Duke of BEDFORD, Lord
SOMERyILLE, Lord WILLIAM RUSSELL, Mr. AR-
THUR YOUNG, Mr. WESTCAR, Mr. ELMAN, &C.

TOLIEUTENANT-COLONEL EDWARDS, COMMANDING
THE REGIMENT OF LOYAL SURREY RANGERS.

DEAR. COLONEL,

• Ws, the Officers of the Loyal Surrey Rangers present at
the final disbandment of the Regiment, uninfluenced by-any
other motive than our inclination, and what we conceive to
bejustly your due, do with sincerity and gratitude offer you
our Thanks, for your faithful. and stria discharge of your
' Duty as Commandiug Officer of the Rangers; to which we
entirely attribute the high estimation we have gained in the
.opinion of our Commanding General, as well as of those
amongst whom we have resided, and which has been so
handsomely expressed by both.
' Deprecating the Calamities of War in common with our
Fellow-countryinen, still we should with pleasure look
•forward to some future chance of •orice more serving under
your Command. And should our King and Country here-
after have occasion for our Services, we will with alacrity
.flock round your Standard.
That every happiness rnay.attend you and yours, here and
hereafter, shall always b..i the earnest and sincere wish of,
Dear Co oriel,
Your most oblige nd sincere Friends,
The Officers of: e Loyal Surrey Rangers present,
''..&c. &c. &c.
Signed in their:behalf, and by their appointment;
"'!AMES WATSON,
Captain and Adjutant, L. S. R.
Senior on Parade.
Fort Cumberland, Nov. 13,. iBoz..

TO THE OFFICERS OF THE REGIMENT OF LOYAL

SUkREY 1L &C. &C.

GLNTLEMkN,
Tits last affectionate testimony of the esteem aid friend-
ship of my Brother Officers, shall ever be recorded in My
Heart. Since the formation of the Regiment, at Home and
Abroad; having served together without any separation, I
have experienced and learned to appreciate that integrity of
Principle, and attention to Discipline, which has marked
your condua as Gentlemen and Soldiers.
The last and melancholy Parade of this Day, faithfully
testifies the reciproeal Attaclunent of the Officers and Men
of the Rangers. With Gratitude ,I receive your wishes of
again serving with me on some future period. At present it
becomes our duty to look forward to the cultivation of the
Blessings of Peace, carefully treasuring up our military at-
tainments, as a valuable and sacred deposit belOnging to
our King and our Country, and for their service, ever ready
on demand.

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Varewell, and believe me, My Dear Brother Officers,
Your faithful and obliged' F and,
. JOHN EDWARDS,

N.B. The above address was delivered on the last Parade
of the Regiment, but through mistake delayed to be pub-
lished.

ii IRTH

On the 3d inst. at Aberystwith; Cardiganshire, tiv.•
of George Stephens, Esq. of a Son.

DIED.

On'Thursday last, iu the 78th year of her age, Mrs. Hol-
ford, reli& of -th4 late Richard Holfurd, Esq. of Mossford
Lodge, near Ilford, Essex.

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SHIP !VEIT'S.

VALMOTITH, ItttC. 5.

Saitedzi.the Favourite, Pratt ; 'lndustry, Linet ' Wilton,'
Phillips; Air Balloon, Martin ; Four Friends, Hoskins ;
Maranon, Thompson ; Fairy, Oats, and Phoebe, Cl.tas, for
London; Mary, Hally, and Tyrone, Walsh, for Poole;
'Zealous, Barnsley, and Onslow, Artis, for Liverpool ; Com-
merce, Patrick, for Looe; Neptune, Beel, for Portsmouth ;
Hawk, Gempton, for Dartmouth; and Ceres, Richardson,
for HulL