The Sun.
London, England, 1803-06-18 00:00:00

THURSDAY.

The m4ning began with the Sale of Hereford and
Devon Cattle, and a Second Show of Leicester
'tarns. An adjournment was then made to Craw Icy
Earn, to in,ped a Ploughing Match. The follow-
ing started :

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Each rurrow.
Depth I 1464411
ir.cties 1 inches.

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Mr. Cowlcv's Double-furrowed
Ploudt, Three Horses -
Mr. Wilson's Northurnberisnd
Plout:h, Tw, llorsts - -
The Duke's NorfolkYlough,Twe
fl &lees - -
Dr. Muguire's Bedfordshire
Plena, Two Horses - .7t j
Air P3t low 'sh.,,lfordshirePlough,
Two 11,-)ries • -J 21
Mr French's Norfolk Plough,
Two Horses - - Sol 13 *
Mr. Salmon's New Plough, One
- Horse . -' 1 tif 1 4 I toi
N. B. The Power or Draught was measured by a Spring
Machine, in Lwt.
Mr. WlltiC and Mr. BIiCKLET: appointed ludges.
Returned to the Fartii to view the Implements of
Husbandry, 6f %%hid) the newest seemed to be .a
Thrashing Machine by means of beaters, those,
hitherto invented being by sque'zing. Mr. Ids.
.11,rx also produced a New "fhrashing Machine,
which operates by passing the straw over a large
cylinder with holes in it.
The Company'at Dinner were not -quite so nu-
merous. After Dinner the Prizes were declared
For the best Wetlwr, to Mr. Earl, of fiallington, the Cup,
value Twenty Guineas.
Next best Walter, to Mr. Bithry, of Bedfordshire, the
Cup, value Five Guineas.
for the best Theaw, to Kr. i. Pullen, Teti Guineas.
For the next best, to Mr, J. bucket, Five Guineas.
For the best Roar, to Mr. Western, of Felix Hall, Essex,
Five Guineas.
The best Sheep-shearer, John Mason, Five Guineas.
Second best, Jos. Bantuld.
Third best, Jos. Huntley.
His Grace gave, " Prosperity to all Improve.
ments in Agriculture."
The Prize in Ploughing was decided in favour of
the Duke's Norfolk Plough, worked by the
,of Crawlcy farm.
The Prizes for next year were proposed, which
do nut tillfer ssenti;llls7 from the above. The
Duke theftdrank to " Our next Meeting."
Mr. COKE proposed 1 lis Grace's Health, with
three times three, which was ieceived with loud
approbation.
The adjournment was then to the Faros, for the
-Letting of Leicester Rams, .and concluded with the.
Sale of Devonshire and Hertfordshire Heifers, and
young Bulls.—The beauty of the day, and the,
Ploughiog Match, at a little distance gave the
Park the appearance of a Fair,
Mr. SALNIoN's Plough, although as yet brim,
fed, bids fair, in principle, to be kf much itdvan.
tage,!.being.calcUlated to destroy ail fri4inn except
that which is pthduced by cutting the xartb.,

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THE XING v. PHILLIPS, AND OTHERS.

The Defendants, Phillips and Shipman, stood con.
vitled: Of a conspiracy,, to Charge Capt. Bosworth,
of the, Ship ,friadni,,with the murder of -his .cabin
hoy, while, the Ship lay. off Demerara, in America.
Our Traders will recolled.our report • of this case,
which was tried the Sittings after last Term. It
.was then in evidence, that the Defendants were
:part raf Capt. Bosworth"v' Ship's crew, and sail.
`ed with him from Liverpool to Demerara: There
they broke out into mutiny, and in revenge for the
Captain's chastiSement,hen they came home, they
sent a lettir to the Admiralty, accusing him of hay.
ing cruelly beat the Cabin boy, of which treating
he -shortly after died. Upon this accusation Capt.
13osworth was indicted for murder, . tried at an Ad...
mitalty Sessions,, and acquitted. The Defendants
were then indiUed and convided of the conspiracy.

Mr. GAR ROW, on behalf of the Prosecution,.mL
dressed the Court, arid prayed a severe judgment.—
Ile said, if the judgment of the Court could reach
even their lives, considering the atrocity of their
offence, he should pray it withput reluelanee. As
Phillips stood also convitled of a perjury, he hoped
the,Court would use their power against.him to its
extent, and relieve this' couirtry from:Such a wretch
for seven years.
.The Prisoners were-then remanded,
and ordereil to be brotight up again. the list Monday
in Term.