The Sun.
London, England, 1805-12-14 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD-CLUB C/ITTLE SHOW

Yesterday the Exhibition of Cattle; in Barbican;
was attended by a great Lumber of the most re
speaable patrons of Agriculture; among whom we
noticed,

His Grace the Duke of Bedford; Earls Dafniey, Mans-
field, arid Aylesbury; Lords Somerville, Wm. Russell, and
Digby ; the Hon. Mr, Barnard Howard; Anthony Lech.
mere,, William Pried, George TalbOt, Cullen Smith, Win.
Child, Thomas Franklin Lewis, Robert Wilde/n:11, Wm.
Griffin, Edmund Morris, E. T. Waters, Thomas Hulcor,
Henry Bost Henley, Thomas Plcistincl,,Williarre Runt:intim,
form Higgins- Thomas Lloyd, .George Bolton, V..rn Wet.
klnsaec. ; Dean Duclly ; Alderman Flower; Messrs. Brag-
den, W. Smith,. lay, Leston, M*Dougid, Platt, elay ton,
French, Pal rot, Warmington, 1. Lomas, Berge, lidgel, 1.
Westcar, .Gibiet R. Ashley, J. Farey, 13, Farey, Ludlow,
goblin; Payne,.:tec.

(The Judges and Prizes were the same EIS men-
tioned in yesterday's Paper.)
About tour o'clock the Club received the following
additional Members at Freemasons' l'avern
Sir .forin Sinclair, Samuel Whitbread, Esq. Colonel Beau-
rnont, Mr. Moseley, Win. Lee Antonle, Esti. Mr. Conyers,
Edward Thomas Waters, Thomas !Italia, kdward Ludlow;
Euseby Cleaver, William Payne, Henry Hubt ilenley, Mr:
Porter, Mr. Watkins, larnei Partner, Ituth:slk;olm, johrt
Dewitt, Wm. kunciman, Win, w Muston, Edard Platt, ke.
At five O'clock, about thirty Members of the Club
sat down to an excellent dinner, his Grace the Duke
Of DEDrORD in the Chair.

After the " King," the " Queen and Family,"
Prosperity to the Smithfield Club,' and the usual
routine of Agricultural Toasts, '%% ere drank, Mr.
ELLMANN, the Marquis of I.lvcx.l.NoitAmt Lord
SActutt.t.E, Earl WiNcifeLsEA, H. FL floAazi
Mr. COKE, and Lord SOIS4ERVILLE, were drank,
the latter with three tunes three. Tile Duke haviog
left the Chair and retired, Lord SomariviLL2 was
called to it, and gave the " Duke of &moat),"
with three times three ; Lord EGIIIMONT, Mr. E.
COKE, &C.; and the Company did not separate till 3
late hour.

Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, was held, at
Bath, the Anniversary of the Bath and West, of Eng-
land Society for the Encouragement of Agriculture;
Arts, Manufitetures and Commerce when, on the
resignation of the Duke of Banlow), I.lBNJAmihr
Hormouss, Esq. M. P. was unanimously chosen
President of that institution.

Among the Naval Chant6lers who Appeared at the
Admiralty yesterday were three men belonging to
the Temeraire, oneOf whom, in the late engagement,
earned the English Jack round his neck on board
One of the Enemy's Ships, and planted it in room of
that of the Enemy. _ .

A Mr. JOHN liecember has been recently preferred
in a Volunteer Corps. This is, no doubt, a seasonal. If
aprintment.

—Married, on Tuesday last, at Ripon Cathedral, by
the Rev. JAM Itti DALTON) lie Or Or Cl'Oft, Major
JAMES CHARLES DALEIAC, of the 4th (or Queen's
Own) Dragoons, to Miss SUSANNA. I SAB ELLA DA LTON,
eldest daughter of, Jour,/ DAnrost, &q. of the
Grange, pear Ripon.
Sund.l2,•-night last the town or Kelso.was alarmed
by the cry of tire, originathrt from' the following me,
eh lanoly ciwurnstance :—A t'yonng woman hetting a
thixturo of turpentine and WAX, unfortunately set it
Lon fire it boiled aver upon herself and an old wo.
man; the latter succeeded inextinguishing the flames
which fell into her lap, but the former rushed into
the street in a blaze; but before. the 'fire was extin-
guished, her head, neck, arma, and legs, were burnt
in so dreadful a manner, that she now lies without
any prospect of recovery.
Yesterday, as an old roan, porter to .10Ari LA W..
SON and MANGY, distilltra ira Holborn, Was carry.
Mg a keg of llgrior on ids head, -near St. Gilts's,
his foot slipped over a piece of ice and he brolte 1115
thigh, lie was convoyed to the Kddlesex nos.