Star.
London, England, 1805-08-02 00:00:00

LEWES CATTLE SHEW. juLr 31.

The Annual Cattle thew was yefterday very nu.
meroufly' attended by all the Agricultorins and
Amateurs from different parts of the, kingdom. The
thew took place in 4 field near St. John's Church, and
at half pelt one the Patties, drove in a barouche
and fix by Sir Imes Lanai arrived on the ground,
accompanied by Culosiel Lastits, Mr. Deem, and
Captain SMITti, NM: FITZHSLIIIIIIT'S brother,
Upon infpedion, the bell Bull appeared to be 4
brindle mottled Buil, five years old, belonging to Mr:
ELLM•N, of Bligh, near Liles; and the fecond for
fymmetry and points, was' a ftrawberry, three years
old, the property of Sir tigIITIII CIIPPS, of Stanton.
At four o'clock about three hundred Gentlemcll
fat down to a very good dinner at the Star Inn.
• After dinner the print.% confining of tight very
hang:nine Siver cups, value ten guineas, and fix va,
use five guineas each, were prefented hy the opinion
of the Judges, to the foll Owing Oendemen—Meffrs.
PARSGLOVI, HARRISON, and lifsextri, for Oxen;
Duke of Benrotin, Mefirs. Cori, and HALL, for
Sheep; and Sir T. Calm, Mti.xte, and Bswresr, for
Boars and Sow ; and it is worthy remark, That many
of the flocks from which the Ewes exhibited for.
prices were felgled, have readily fetched this feature
four guineas per tod for their wool, a price trefore
unknown to the South-down Farmers.
The following is an accurate account of the thew
names of Candidates, for a yr old heifers ;
Lord Sheffield
Mr. Attrce -
colonel Newton 7-
al Sre
li•ii'ararn CP
I4cr.Stihiffnii"
r
Mr. Augur - i Mr. Ellntan
so* a i..ka OLD mama.
__________ - a Mr. Augur •
Lord Gage - I llltiale • •
1.01,1 Sheffield • - i Ifllman
Mr. Chitty -t T. Sofeby
COI TWO TEAR 0.0 1131.“.
Fllman a J. Bar:on '
Faulkner : • a AL cern),
Sir Thomas Carr I
NOR ?RIZ; TZAR clan ataz,..r.
- I Augur
- I Saaby
roe 1301 ItAa OLD LOLL:.
• I Stagers •
a !Bolan
WORKING OXEN.

-

Mr. Smith

Lord Cage
44/flan
Lord ShAeld
Mr. Nerve

t

Lord Sheffield, 4, 6 Steers Mr. barby, 2 Sir T. Oorr, 10

110 A IS.

Lord Gage Mr. Wet tern

Pe.viinzton M. Cripps

M. Crippi J. Boy;
Saxby Co!e •

'9W$.

•W. Pennington IV .Fakon: r
Pennington

SIIILFAMSISI TZAR OLD RAMS.

Inman Kemp
Augur • Medico
J. Scabright Sazby
TIT• YEARS OLD.
Eau= Kemp • Finconib-
blodfup Sazby

Fencnmbe
Sit J 1 t!aslllla* Mrl.tiodren

Hamalave

TEM TEARS OLD.
t,ord Gage Augur Hainan* SAzby
01.11 'COM IAMS.r.TIIIO rtAits OLD.
4mq Kemp Faticombe Augur Saab,
Ellmaa

TRREE YEAR Dl7 7001.0 aisszcs.
Kcmp Hamthsw Sasby

EWE!.
El!man Marchant Kemp Lord Gagc
Sir T. Carr F..ncombe in jrsm Morris •
Hamillaw. Elinilin M. C. Cripps Saxby

PRIZES FOR CATTLE AND SHEEP.
To Martin Cripps. a piece of plate, for the bed
bull, 3 Tats 011
To Lord Gage, a piece of plate, for the belt bull, 3 years old. •
To I'. Ellman, a Piece of plate, for the belt hull, four years old
or upwards, lubjeet to the following conditions: Thstrif either of
the bolls Mall remain in the poSillion of the owner, the fubfcribers.
during the courfe of the year 'ensuing, mall be permitted to feud
twenty cows paying fur each. rase guinea for the ufe of the bull.
To Mr. Ellman a piece ot elate for the beftheifer, two years Oki.
To Mr. Scgace a piece of plate for the belt heifer, three yeah
old, that had produced a living calf, betwett the tit of Jana
and the tat of April laft, and in milk. • •
To Mr. Serace, Brait place, a piece of plate far the belt cow of
four years old or upwards, under the fame condicris as in the
lift
article.
To Mr. T. Saxby a piece of plate for the heft yoke of wor,:.ne
oxen, of tbo fame age, from four to fix years old.
To Sir John Seabright a piece of plate for the belt South.dovr,
ram of one ye.t old halt lambing time.
To Mr. W. Davis a piec: of ~late for the belt Southdcwr t. ••
of two years old iad lambitig time.
To Mr. Mimi a piece ot plate for the bed South-down n 0....
three years old laft lambing time.
To Mr. T. S..zby a piece of plate for the heft South dow,ra•
of two years old bolt lambing time, which (ball have %%wk.... •.*
year before iti the lick, not jets than one month in the ..
and (tali have retorted to the flock on or before the
.sth
April, and thud have continued with the dock till the tit day v.
July, upon the Dow:. and arahlz laud.
To Mr. Hamthaw a piece of plate for the belt South.elovrn 7312
of three Teats old Lit lambing time, under the faint conditions
in the lad artic:e.
To Sir J Seabright Two Pounds for the belt South-invn
rSeem, in weight and quaLty.
To T. and W. Davi, One Pound for the fecond beft.
To T. Filiation, a piece of plate for the belt pen of twelve fouth•
down ewes, viz, four of one year old, four of two years ad, at..l
four ef three years old. „.
To Lord Gage a piece of plate for the fecond-heft pen of me.,
South-down ewes, of the fame defion as the former.
To Mr. Saxby two pouuds for third-belt ditto.
To Mr. Joint Litman a. piece of plate for the belt boar.
To Mr. W. Pennington a piece of plate, given by Mr. Cripri, r •
the brit few that mail have pioduccd one or more tirrews 0