Star.
London, England, 1815-02-25 00:00:00

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SPRING PATTLI SHOW, ISIS.
LORD SOMERVILLE takes the artiest
pertu to state, thathe is reluctsmtly obliged to POST-
PONE this METING, ondl NEXT SPRING (ISIS), who
it will be held, as usual, on the first Monday and Toa&y, thei
4th and Stb days of Much, oft the same conditions as before.
He is anxious that the suspension of we year shall test be con.
strned into an abandonment of these Meetings, so long counts.
Danced by the peculiar indulgence of the Public; mare parties.
larly at a time when, besides all those already aisoirod he Her
bandry, such numbers of those pikes men who have led our
Troops and Fleets to conquest, will have no other resource that;
country pursuits, whereby to keep up that hardihood. of body,
and energy of spirit, so essential to future success in their pro.
fesslon. With this view of the subject, Lord Somerville trusts
he shall be pardoned for hinting, thatte be has held these Meet-
ings for thirteen successive years, it will be swum of regret to
him, if he is not permitted to hold them for as many years to
come (provided his life shall be spared so bag).
If the Stare Sheep from a distance, sent in claim of the
Prizes, shall have been set forward on their journey before this
Notification meets the eye of the Owners, Lord dostaavicza
will be glad to pay such expense as may have been incurred.
Some claims for tho Shepherd? Premiums having been already
sent in, very creditable to this Industrious class of men, be is
fortunately enabled to decide on their merits, and to award the
Premiums accordingly, without loss of time.
. Lord SOMLUVILLE trusts, that this occurrence will net be
productive of personal inconvenience to those who intended
giving him the pleasure of their company on the sth and •fith of
March next.—Hill-street, February el, ISIS.

To the Honourable the COMMONS of the UNI KING.
DOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, in Perna-

meat assembled. •
HUMBLE PETITION of the Inhabi-
tants of 'landlord Forum, in the County of Dorset.
bheweth, that your Petitioners have reason to believe that It is
in contemplation to propose to continue or modify the Tax upon
Income, commonly called the Property Tax, notwithstanding
the solemn Act of the Legislature, and the repeated pledges of
his Majesty's Ministers, that the said Tax should cease at a fixed
period after the termination of the then existing hostilnks;
That your Petitioners have cheerfully borne the pressure and
extreme privations occasioned by the late king and unparalleled
war; and having by their personal exertions, as well as by sup.
plies, assisted in opposing the most alarming tyranny that ever
threatened the civilized world, now that such war, under theldes.
sings of Drvrxa Paovin NC a, has ceased, and after the accumu-
lated evils resulting 'twilit have been sogrievously feltatherenewal
of this obnoxious Tax would, in their opinion, be altogether
impolitic and impracticable, especially at a ante when the people
are anxiously expecting a diminution of their borthens, and a
reformation and retrenchment of the public expenditure.
That your Petitioners therefore humbly pray your Honour.
able House will take the same into your serious" consideration,
and will be pleased to resist any proposition which may be made
to your Honourable House, to continue' the said Tax, under
any modification whatever.
HARRY BIGGS, Bailiff and Chairman.
Blandford, February 22, IIS.