The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-23 00:00:00

The. Premiums to Shepherds were adjudged thus:

Six Guineas to .Mr, Styleman's Shepherd, five guineas
Mr,. c,,kir's, two guineas to Mr. Bell's, and three guineas to
Seppine's, of Creak.
T Mr. Salter's Norfolk Rain was deemed not meritorious ;••••••
and Mr. Moseley's Stallion, having been used in Suffolk as
"well as Norfolk this season, could not receive the prize.
Mr. Pester,' the Breeder of Devon Cattle in Somerset-
shire, Lord Win. Russell, and Mr. Toilet, of .Swinerton4
Hall, near Litchfield, were eleiled HOnorary Menibers.
Mr. Moore, of Kentwell Hall, in Suffolk, the Dean of
Wells, Mr. Burrows, of Wirchingham, and Mr. Seppingar,
of South Creek, were Oleeltd Members of the Society.
Mr. Hardy's Model of a Dray was -exhibited and much
Approved. l'he Thanks .of the Society were voted to him.
Mr. Butler's Model of, an ingenious
.Dihbler was shown,
and a premium was recommended to he given to him for it.
The form of 'the Society 'will not allow the premium to be
pre,ented before the next (general Meeting.
Mr, Becher's Fat Wether, a cross between a• Wiltshire
Ewe and a Leicester Tup, was slaughtered—its weight, was
z 51.111. perquarter,
- Mr. Stedmaprt cross between tc. Norfolk Tup and an
Ewe from a Norfolk Ewe wad a LeiceStor Tiip, was slaugh-
teral—its weight 311i1b. per 'quarter. His Norfolk Wether
weighed 371 k. per quarter.
blr. Coke's Southdown weighed 33,1 b. per quarter.

The hay harvest is not remembered.to have been
so produaive as it is most distrifts this year: In
the neighbourhood of Melton MoWbray, and in
some other parts 9f Leicestershire, the 'swath is so
heavy, that the land upon which it 11..1,7 grown is
not sufficiently extensive to spread it upon, in order •
to its becoming Y.
A regulation has taken place at the Hoist ..or -•;01*-
reation in Cnid Bath-fields, which does hOnourto the
Magistrates, and may.be beneficial to the public; If.
not by absolutely producing good, yet by putting
.some restrietions upon evil. The Magiwates fine
jug that a considerable number (*children are at
present in that prison, whose mother' .Lire confined
011 v;ti•ioti; (liarges, 'and on various sentences; cam°
to a resolution, on the soggestien of Sir DANIEL
WiLLIANTS, to cstabiish a School in the place. .An
apartment is to be fitted up with fbrms, proper
for a school-rootn, 'and a .matronly woman, who
glee' a-611111-4 in the Intirinary, is rube the School-
mistress. • 'fhe children are' to be taught to read;
and arc to be ittstriAed iii the. Church
They will "be (liilded: from the Mass of culprits
during the greater part of the day, and will at least
acquire some notions of religious and moral duty,
as well as of"orderly behaviour. If such a regula-
tion were to be established in every other large ,
Prison all ove,r the Eniplre, it miglit tend la cheek
the progress of!vice, and.,improve the rising g>one-

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.L_UP-REPORT.

COURt OP KlN9's BENCH, f oLy xs
, „;•,. TV:I4ANT V. 1“3-1,11N.

The Plaintiff in thi; case WaS a sugar refiner,. and
the. a&ion was brought to recover a; compensation in
dainages for skuider uttered of him by the Defendant,
it-Oputing to him w
that
he as insolvent.
lity the evidence it appeaied that ..the Defendant
was in cOMpaq with 'Austin and others at a Thvern
oti the•26ol of il/4,Lirch. Ile asked Austin if he had
sold.. the Plaintiff any goods ; to which he ,replied
`r‘ yes." The De-Pendant then
,said, that he had
better gethid rponeyfor', them as soon as he Cc`yuld,
fOrthat there would be a rStoppflge on the first of
'Atiril.; In conseqUenCe of this scandal,
,Austin re-
fused to deliver a parcel of goods .Which he had
contracted. to
.sell to the Plain tirt.-7-Verdiot for Plain
tiff, dathages 5.001. . . ,