The Sun.
London, England, 1805-03-06 00:00:00

LORD S6IIIAItI'ILLE's CATTLE ,0,1i611".

THE incetett which this 'Exhibition yesterday
ex,:i4cd,, surpassed every thing of the- kind which
we ve t witnessed, and during the great“ part of
he, d4y large yard a!-itt, premises in which the
Cattle, are sbewn, wire literally crowded with
person's of the first distinetion and eminence as
Breeders, Graziers,Fartners, Mechanics, Ike.

In the forenoon Mr, WHITE PARSONS'S bull and
cow were brought out into the yard to be examined ;
the bull is two and a half years old, of the Devon
and French breed," and the cow is twO and three
quartcts years old, of the Devon and Indian breed ;*
she has been fed on hay ai,d gosh and, had her
second calf by her side.
The company impeded the carcass -of Lord So.
ME/Ml.l,ll'd Merino Wether, twenty.' wo months
old, which bad been- so much admired yesterday
alive, for the unparalleled firmness of the wool, and
the goodness of its shape ; the mutton puived very
fat and fine, weight 631 b. with 811 b. of rough fat.
Two of the carcasses of GEORGE GueralNo's
South D:)wn 3 year old Wethets, bled by Sir THO.
MAS CARR, were -shewn ; they proved very fine; one
carcass was 921 b. with i3+l6. of fat, and the other
761 b. with 13lb. of fat. •
Mr. ELLMAN'iI IWO 3 year old South Dowri
Wethers weighed 1131 b. with 4.11 b. of fat, and,
1171 b. with 1916: of tat.
IVL)Ney Htt.t.'s two 3 year old 'South Down
Wethers- weighed rosib. with 14.11 b. of fat, and
to6lb. with 211 b. of tat.

The Duke of BEDFOI4D's two 3.year old S9uth
Down Wcthers weighed 124 b. with 161 b. of-far,
and 1201 b. with 171 b. of fat.
The carcasses of two Spanish and -three Ryland
year old Wethirs, bred by Mr. RIDGWAY,_ and
fed by Earl MANSFI LI-Di were &hewn, weighing
681 b. wiOt z tlib. of fat,, and 77ib. with 131 b. of
fat.

All these carcasses were very fine meat,,quite
sufficiently, bur not excessively far.
About one Mr. DIXON put up to lett by
atuftion, for the two ensuing seasons, a 6.year old
Merino Rdrn oflord Som KV I L

Lot r. After much keen bidding, it was knocked down to
Mr. Laweeace, aril r guineas. • • • - -
Lot. a. Another Merino Rant was lett to Charles Gordon
Grey, Esq. at zoo guineas, for the two seasons.
Lot 3. Was nOt left. '
Lot. 4: A Merino Ram Lamb was sold to Mr; Decking-
hia m, at 32 guineas.
Lot 5: Another Merino Lamb was sold to, Mr. Wildman,
at 28 guineas.
Lot 6. Another ditto to Mr. Blake, at-p guineas.
Lot 7. A Ram of the Merino and South Down-breed was
sold to the Earl of Bridgewater tor ss guineas. •
Lot 8. A Devon Bull, belonging to the Earl of Salisbury
(not • Lord ,Sornerville,. as said yesterday), •was. sold to Mr.
"rylar, for 0.6 guineas.
Lot 9. The. Bison was sold to Nlr..Scatt, at z 6

Lord SOMELVILLE stated, that he had been of.
fered 3s. 6d. in the rough, or ss, when scoured, per
lb.° for the wool of thebkin from the Merino" We-
ther which had been killed that morning.
The beautiful Sow belonging to the Duke of 13. r D.
BARD, the Spanisii COW belonging to Mr. JOYNE
the large Ox belonging to Mr. TuLt.y, and the
Devon Oxen belongitig to Mr. Hirrkwu, particu,
lady att•ratleti the notice of the Company.
Mr. GAR ItAILD took a sketch from the Highland,
or Isla of Mull sevan.year old Cow, bred by Mr.
FAULDLR.

Acton the company who 'were, riot mentiuried
yesterday, we noticed-- ' •

The Earls of Bridgewater, Salisbury, Carlisle, Pesborough,
and Stairr:Sir Edward Knatchbull, and Sir Eon. Seabright
j. Angerstein, Narshey, Edw. Wakefield; loF:pb
Sabine, 1 Boras Ferwhichv Sloane Greg, Samuel Guest, and
Shepley,, Messrs. Richard Ashley, -Exeter,
Runciman, Srnirnoc, Warren> And, Wilson; Wrlght, Lea—
bourne, I itcitb id, Agg.