Star.
London, England, 1807-06-11 00:00:00

S.I3OI2_TAG INTELLIGENCE.

ASCOT HEATH RACIISt TUESDAY. JUNE 9.
His Majcity's Plate of tongs by hunters which have been regu-
larly Amsted with his Majetty's flat bounds, the belt of three
4 mile heats.* 4 yr olds to carry nft. alb. 5 yr °kis,' tit.9lb.;
, 6-yr olds rift, t Ills and aged t —Marts Mowed 41b.
Mr Starling's b g Blenheim, by Coriander', Aged
Mr Fennor's bin filter to Hawk, aged • s I
Sir J. Shelley', Trumeitor f beat Mr Lake's f by Gouty, Sit
each, the New Mile, tongs.
Sweepitakes of tongs each, h ft colts. Int 51b fillies Slt '
The New Milo.
14 H. Cavendides cby /lambic:togas) - I
Mc WindbaSee c by Anthrofii •
Sir C. Basbory'sb c by Wbificey
D of Onetime, Fawn, fitter to Foreltdr • 4
Sir J. Sheley's Wood Nymph 5
A good race ; Ld Cavendlfit woo by half a seek.
The faced and hit yr-sr of the renewed Sweepftakes of togs each;
to which is added ssgs out of the Race Fund. for four yr olds,
to envy yR Sib five yr olds. SR sib. 6s. yr old. lit t alb, and
aged 9ft Mares allowed elb. Two miles and a half.
Mr Lake's br c by Gouty, 5 yrs aid
14 Albemarle named Mr Abbey's hem Orangeade,4 yrs old
The (mond and tart year of the renewed Sweepitakes of ergo
each ; to which la lidded asp out of the Race Fund, furl yr
olds ; colts SA ylb and fillies SR alb; the Neer Mile.
The winocret the Derby or Oaks to carry fib "Ira.
Mr S. Ration named Mr ferseor's Stripling
Sir P. Standifh named the Prince's( Wales's bl c by Sir Peter
Her Maissry and the aim Princeites were prefent,
attended by the Royal Dukes, all in the Windfor'
uniform. 'Their fplendid retinue had alto the addi-
tion of feveral Officers of the Court. - His MAJIITY
did not honour the Courfe with his pretence. This
was the only drawback *upon the ufual eclat of the
day. The appearance of the Heath was delightful.
An elegant pavillion, and two mat quees, weie.placed
at the tots of the courfe, for the acclmmodation of
her 'air ir and the Princeffes. Oppofite the Judge's
box, was another for his Royal Highnefs the Prince
of Wat.ss.—At one o'clock her Maptsvr and the
five Princeliest in three carriage!, arrived 'on the
ground, and were received by their Royal Highneires
the Prince of WALES, Dukes of YORK, CUMBERLAND,
KENT. Camatinor, and Sussex, who had ptevioutly
arrived in their rtfpeElive carriages. Her MAJESTY,
and three of the Princeffes, were dreffed in white
Spanifh mantles; Princefs MARY wore a black lace
mantle; avid Princefs AMELiA a white lace fcatf.
lined with blue; they all wore gipfy hats. His Royal
Highnefs the Prince of Wet.' s was dread in dark
bottle green l and his Royal Brothers in the Windfor
uniform.

MR. BRAND'. MOTION ON THE CONDUCT OF THE
LATE ADMINISTRATION.
By deflre of feveral of our Readers, we lay before rbe Piddle the
following LIST of the MINORITY, on Tnu Ism.? , the 9th
of APR.!. :
Althorpe, Vifcount Grerdell, P. Ord, W.
Anfon, Col. G. Greenhill. R. Offullon, Rt. Hon. •
Anftruther, Sir J. Bt. Grattan, Rt. Hon H. Lord
Adam. W. Graham, T. Ponfonbv, Hon. F.
Aoronie, W. 1.. Gower. I.d. 0 H. L. Printenfe, Rt Hon.
Arherley. Arthur Heatheere. Sir 0. Lord
Aubrey, Sir J Bt. Herbert, Hon. W. Penton, SirW. Bt.
Blickburne, J. Hihbert. G. Peirfe, H.
Bruce, P. C. Herbert. Hon C. Plunkett. C.
Birclay, Sir R. Bt. Hlppeffiy, Sir J. Bt. Pelham, Hen. CA.
Baring, A. Herbert, H A. Pelham, Hon.G.
Baring, T. Hume, W. H. Percy, Lord
Baring, H. Henderfon, Fir J Bt Petty, Lord It
Barnett I. H trtsilton, Lord A. Phillip., Elanfel
Butler, Hod. T. Hamilton, Sir H D. Piggott, Sir A.
Ruder, Hon. C. Honywood, W. Plumer, W.
Bligh, 1' Horner. F. Plummer, J. W.
Bennett, Hon H. G. Howard, Hon W. Prettie, Hon JA.
Benynn, R Howard, H. Parnell, H.
Barnard, S. Howarth, H. Power, Richard
liouverie, E. Hovrlck, RtHnn.Ld Portchefter, Lord
Biddulph, R. lit Huesca. Col. W. Porter, General
Bmgden. T. Hunt. R. Poyntz, W. S. 1
Byng. G. Jarvoife, J. C. Praed, Wm.
1,
Brand, Hon. T. Tekyll, J. Pym, F 1
Bewick, C. 3 o•kfon, J. Q.i.!in, lino. W.
Bradilaw. C. Johns, Col. Rarnf y. Hon. S.
Bradrhaw. R. H. Knox. Hon .T. Raise, I.;
Bunbury. Sir C. Kelm T. Rancliire. I.^r d
Brooke, T. Kenfington, Right Ridley, cit. *V.
Cooper, S. Hon Lord Romi4.Sir S. -
Combo. H. C. Ring. Sir I'. D. Bart. Rotene, W.
Cavendifh. Lord G. Knight, R. Ruffen, Lord W.
Cavendifh. G. H. C. I.amhe Hon. W. Robarta, A.
Caves:dint, Wm. 1 stouche. Col. Steward, Hon. M.
Coke, T. W. I adbrooke, R. Skene, G.
Colborne, N. W. R. Langlion, C Savage., F.
Cooke. B. Larobton, R. J. Sawbridgc, M.
Corwin. S. C. Lawrence. Dr. Scudamore, R. P.
Creevey, T. I.emon, Sir W. Bart. Shakefpeare, A.
Corry, It t Hon.?. Lloyd, 3 Sharpe. R.
Calvert, N. Lloyd, Sir E. Bart. Sheridan, Rt Hon.
Campbell, 0. Lifmore, I.ard R. B.
Cornwall. SirG.Bt Lovedon, B. L. Shelley, H.
Carew, R. S. Lyttleton, Hon. W. H. Shipley, ('.l.
Colclough J. Leach, T. Spencer, I.crd R.
Campbell.l4 J.D. I.uthington, T. Stanley. Lord
Malian, AT. 3. Lubbock, Sir T. Bart. Stanley, T.
Ihmilas, Col. C. Liddell, Sir. J. H. Bart. Symond., T. P.
Ninths, Hon. 1.. Madocks, W. Smith, J.
Dundas, Hon. C. Maitland,Lord Smith S.
Dundas.RtHon.W. Markham, Admiral Tighe. W. .
Doyle, Sir J. Bart. Middleton, Sir W. Taylor, A.
Dickenfon. W. Bart. Temple. Lord
Davenport. D. Milbank.Sk R. Bart. Thim el:make, T.
Eufton, Earl Miller, Sir J. Bart. Templetnstrn. Lord
Ebrington. Lord Milner, Sir. W. Bart. Town (bend. l .ord J.
prow, it t Hon.W. Morpeth, Lord l'urnell, Colonel
Elliot, Hon. G. Moore, P, Tierney. Rt Hou. G.
Hen, Hon. W. Moore, Hon. J. 'Trevannion. Mr.
Entine, Hon. H. Martin, H. Vane, Sir F. Bart.
Forbes. Lord Matthew, H. M. Vernon. G. •
Fitzgeridd. Right Money, Sir O. Bart. . Vanfittat .. O. -
Hoii M. Maids. Hon W. 'Walpole. Gen.
Fleming, Hen.C. M'Dowall, W. Wentworth, G. ,
Ecinfon. R..- Morris, F Wharton, J.
Fawkes; W. Moityn, Sir T. 'Whitbread, S.
F.llowcs, R.. Mahon, Lord Wickham, W. •
FOOT, T. . Mi3onald, T. Williams, O.
Voley, Hon. A: Morcott, Col W. Wilton, B.
pljanalle. F. F. Nugent, Sir G. Bart. Windham. W.
Francis, SirP.Bt. Newport, Sir J. Woolmore J.
Freemantle,Copt. Neville, Hon. Mr. Wynne, Sir W. W.
Franklandi W. Noel G, N. Wyr.oe, C. W.
Folkft one, Lord Hanky, W. Wynne, H.
Grenville,RtH.T. O'Callaghan, T. Warm,. Sat J. B. Bt.
Giles, D. Ogle, Hon. H. M.
Calcraft, j.
Freernantle W. I Tellers' -
Total 628.
The following Members paired oft
Coortenay, J. Taylor, C. Seth, O.
Fitzpatrick, 0, Henderfoo, A. ?alley, Sir J.
Smyth, Right Hen. J. Fergufon, O. Williams, Sir A.
Welton. C.
The following are theNUMBER of CONSTITUENTS which
the TEN LEADING MEMBERS of the NEW MINISTRY
refpedively pads:—
Mr. Canning .-- 36 returned for New Town.
Lord Cattierugh 3s PtIMPI
on.
Mr. 4tofe S 4 Chrlitchureb.
Mr. I.ollg ~ - SS .... Hafletnere.
Mr. Hutkiffon go Lidteard.
Mr. S. &fume ..•• 24 -.... Chrifichurch.
Sir A. Welkiley 42 St. Michael's.
Sir J Pulteney 98 Melcomb Regis.
Mr. R. Dundee Sander. 83 Edinburgbibite.
Hon. S. Perceval 740 •••• Northampton.

Cand Total isr4

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AGRICULTURE.

AmTdfi a war which has defolated Europe, and
patio trial the refources of the Britilli Empirc, it ti
fortunate that the enterprising fpirit if a tew en-
lightened perfons has enabled the landed inte7c a to
bear with its increafed burdens, by iinprt.ved model;
of cukivatiun. The names o• YouriG, SINCLAIR,
BAREWELL, RIASELL, COAL, SHS.FFIPLD, BILLINGS.
LET, Duerer, COLLEY, DICKSON/SOMERVILLE, and
CARRINGTON, Will ever rank as patriots amyl gli our
mod illullriaus (Weimer' and warriors ; and their
atchievements, if lets brilliant, are more f lid and are-
ful„ entitling them as betrefaCtots of the human ;ace,
to the gratitude of the Lied potletity.
We are, perhaps, iitclebr.:d at 'this moment, to the
labours of thefe Wulf lions charafters, fur the afcen-
dancy which we hold in the fcale of natirms, and for
the internal pr•ifpetity which we enjoy above that of
all other pe,.ple. .
Among the means which have, in the highell d!-
gree, contributed to give effeet and currency to the
improvements and dife,,verie, in modern hnibandt y,
m ty be wenticined the ettablithment of the Board of
Agriculture, and of the Societies which &mint in
every enlightened dahlia of the Maud, and the.pub.
Heath's and difftiiion of their reports and proceed-
ings. The Board of Agriculture is partkalar, di4
tinguithed itfelf at an early period of its eallleneei tit
. canting Surveys to be made 4 every county, iti which
the Ilate of itrhufbandry, its pi-millet!, foil, and ge-
neral induftry were to be deleribed—it citculated
thefe furveys in the manner of proof flu ets for corres-
tion, and it is now employed in preparing, under
able editors, CORRECTFD EDITIONS and ISIPROVLEI
tuevsys, and in laying them before the publici with
all the difpatch which is conf.nant with accuracy.
There improved and corrected County Surveys, as
publifbed by the Board of Agriculture, may be com-
pared with the batons Domefday Survey of the
Norman Conqueror, as far as the enlightened views
and fuperior policy of our own times can be com-
pared with the impact:l conceptions ofa dark age.
Doublefs this great undertaking will continue to be
julfly appreciated, and will become the Domefday
Book of dittant ages, conferring dillinCtion on the
reign of George the Thi- d ; and tranfmitting all the
pall experience of hufhaudr:en in eve' y kind of foil,
and under every variety of circumftance, for their
warning and example.
Every Britith ilibieti is interefted in knowing the
prt wefs which the Board of Agriculture has made
in this grand work, and we have fubjoined a lid of
the corrected Surveys which have alteady been pub•
hated, and have annexed the names of their refpeitive
editors.

Area. by Dr. Smith.
Clydefdale, by jeOA-Nairmith, Efq.
F.aft Lothian: loy.RiEsuncrville, Elq.
Etter, by Arthur Yesuag, Efq.
Fife, by Dr. Thornton.
Gloncetterihire, by Mr. Rudge.
Hertford!hire, by Arthur Young, EN.
Herefordthire, by John Duncomb, Efq.
Kent, by Jobn Boys, Efq.
Laneafter, by John Holt, Efq.
Linsolnihire, by Arthur Young, Efq.
Middi fez, by John Middleton, Efq.
MlJ.Lothian, by George Rubertfun, Efq.
Norfolk, by Nathaniel Kew, hfq.
• Norfolk, by Arthur Young, Efq.
Northumberland, Cumberland, andWaftmotebnd, by Meftra. -
Bully, Colley, and Pringle.
Nottinghunthire by Robert Lowe, Efq.
by Dr. R.obertfon.
Roxburgh, and S.lkirk, by Dr. Douglas.
Salop, by Mr. PlyWcy.
Sonserfetfbire, by Jchn BiUinglley, Efq,
Suttonlibire, by W. Pitt, Efq
Sutra, by Arthur Young, Efq.
Yorkibire (the Weft Riding) by Revert Browne, Efq.
Yorkthire (the North Riding) by John Take, bill.

Other Purveys will follow, at the rate of fix or
eight per annum. Effex by Mr. You o, and
ceffei (hire by Mr. RUDG E, have been publifhed
thefe few days; and lnvernefsfhire a• Devonfhire
are in the prefs. We are happy to obferve, that fe-
veral of them have already arrived at fecond editions,
and indeed as loch a pratlical and ufeful work, ei-
ther entirely, or relating to particular counties, ad•
&elks ;Licit to the ceriolity, the felliatereff, and the
patrintsiM of every Englifhman ; it will neceifatily
conflittite a permanent feature of every Englifhman's
Library.

Yellerday a decent looking man fell down in a
fit of epilepfy, in the Park, immediately behind hit
Royal Highnefs the Duke of Yom's houfe, in the
Stable Yatd. After remaining in tl,is deplieuble
fituation for near two hours, without receiving any
medical Alliance, he was at lalt carried by a party
of the ill rtg;ment of Foot Guards, whr, much to
their credit, were moved with fentiments of huma-
nity and compaGion towards him, to the Wellmirdier
Infirmary.

Yefterday afternoon, as the carriage of Mrs. Bell,
of Portman-filtrate, was palling down St. Ma• tin's-
lane, a Brewer's dray ran foul of it, by which the
coArliman vus thrown off the box, and fo fevcrely
hurt, a' to render it neceilary to carry him to the hof-
phal. The horfes finding themfelves at liberty, gal.
loped towards Chat ing-crofs, to the very great terrc.r
of Mr•.. Bell and two female friends who were in the
vehicle; but, providentially, juR as they came to the
Golden Crnfi, a man of the name of Thompfon,
(landing on the pavement, feting the danger to which
the ladies were expofed, molt refolutely ruffled for-
ward, and kized the reins, by which he was enabled
to (top the -bodes, and in all probability was the
means of preferving the lives of the ladies.

&min.—After young Belcher beat Davey, on
Monday, at Monlfey Hunt,there were three other
pitched battles between petfons of lets note. Tom
Wall, who has fnu/ht for prizes before, and a mars
known by the nick name of Jack Bout, fought for
the fpace of an hour and 21 minutes. It was raid,
that one was jealous of the other, and the felt was
defperate in pmportinn to fuck a feeling. Wall was
beotenrbut both parties were taken off the ground in
a molt !hocking Rate, ,from the cuts and bruifes they
had received. Jem Lennox and Tom Dixon, two
fighting boot defers, fought after that for a perry of
5 guineas to the winner, and too to the Infer. They
fought only 20 minutes; Lennox raid that he had
fprained his knee in wrettling, and 'ate in without
being apparently much hurt. After tha►, a Sailor
and a Weft Country Bargeman fought, for a trifle
ct,lieded amongft the amateurs. They affordel bu
little (port, the Sailor was the vienr. The day'
amufement concluded with a bull bait.

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