Star.
London, England, 1805-03-06 00:00:00

LORD SOMERVILLE'S CATTLE SHOT.

lif4RX-L)fmE.

COIN BICHA*OI, MUCH 6.

The fie& arrivals of Wheat to-day .are but few,
and for (ample, of good quality laR prices are rea-
dily made;. and fume ♦ery fine Flour, as well as
Wheat, rather exceeds our currency. The Barley
trade is dull to-day. Rye is more in demand, and
dearer. White Peas in plenty, and at Ids. Good
Tick Beans rather dearer. Oats are in good Ripply,
at about laR price. Flour is Rill plentiful, but that,
with other articles, arc at fmall variation. •

GENERAL CURRENCY AS UNDER.
What. 764 p 9os. toils per qr. Grey Peak 4as. to 465.
Fine Ditto, tiqs. t Iss. od. Beans, 431. 491. od.
Rye, 38s. 635. od. Tick Ditto 411. 471. od
Bark7,4s‘ SOL 0.41- Oats, 28$. 311.335.
Malt. 781. 83s. od. Poland ditto, 343. 3S►od.
White Peafc, 444. so.. od. , Cinquefoil. 361. 404.
Rape Seed, 431. to 471. per h R.
PRICE OF FLOUR.
Fine flour 831. to 9os. Seconds Bco. to 83s. per fact.

The intereft which this exhibition yefterday ex
cited, furpatTed every thing of the kind.which we ever
Witnered, and 'during The treater,part of the day the
large yard and premifes in which the cattle are fhewn
were literally crowded with perfons of the firlt
dif-
tinBion, and of eminence as Breeders, Graziers,?
Farmers, Mechanicit &c.
In the forenoori, Mr. White Parkin's bull and cow'
were brought out into the yard to be examined ; the
bull is two years and a half old, of the Devon and
French breed, and the cow is two years and three
quarters old, of the Devon and Indian breed; (he
has been fed on hAy acd grafi, And had her fecond
calf by her fide. .
The company infpetted the..carcafs of Lord So:
Inerville's Merino Wether, tz months old, which had
been fo much admired yellerday alive, for the unpa-
ralleled firmnefs of the wool, and the goodnefs of its
fhape ; the mutton proved very fu and fine, weight
631 b. with 8# of rough fat.
Two of the carcafres of George Gunning's South
Down 3 year old Wethers, bred by Sir Thomas Carr,
were (hewn ; they proved very fine, one carcafs was
921 b. with !Olt). of fat, and the other 761 b. with
1311 b. of fat.
• Mr. Ellman's two 3 year old South Down We-
diens weighed i 531 b. with !4 lb. of fat, and 1 t7lb.
with 191 b. et fat.
Money 11.11's two 3 year old South Down We-
thers, weighed toslb. with tailb. of fat, aad so6lb.
, with 21lb. of fat.

The Duke of Bedford'': two 3 year old South '
Down Wethers, weighed s 2416. with e6lb. of fat and
ailb. with t 711). of fat.
The Cdr cAtrea of two Spanifh and three Ryland year
old Ws: hers, bred by Mr. Ridgway, and fed by Earl
Mansfield, were (hewn, weighing 681 b. with ftlb. and
a half of fat, and 7 71b..with 131 b. of fat.
Ali then: carcaffes were very fine meat, quite fuffi-
cientiv. but not exceflively fat.
About one o'clock, Mr. Dixon put up to let by
auction, for the two enfuing feafons, a 6 year old
Merino Ram of Lord Somerville's.
Lot I. After mach keen bidding, k was knocked down to Mr.
Lawrence, at I I s guineas.
Lot a. Another Merino Ram was let to Charles Gordon Grey,
Efg. at too guineas, for the two Woos.
Lot 3. was not let.
I,ot 4. A Merino Ram Lamb was fold to Mr. Beekingham, at
32 guineas.
Lot 5. Another Merino Lamb was told to Mr. Wildman, at
a 8 guineas.
Lot 6. Another ditto to Mr. Blake,at 3t guineas.
Lut 7. A RIM of the Merino and South Down breed, was fold
to Fad of Bridgewater for 5 f guineas.

Lot IL A Devon Bull, belonging to the Earl of Saiiibury (not
Lord Somerville, as laid yetterday), was fold to Mr. Tylar, for 26
guineas.
Lot co. The Bifon was fold to Mr. Scott, at 26 guineas.
Lord Somerville hated, that he had been offered
3s. 6d. in the rough, or ss. when fcoured per lb. for
the wool of the skin, from the Merino Welber, which
had been killed that morning.
The beautiful Sow belonging to the Duke of Bed-
ford ; the Spanith Cow, belonging to Mr. Joyner ;
the large Ox, belonging to Mr. Tally, and the De-
von Oxen, belonging to Mr. Hudfon, particularly
attraaed the notice of the company.
Mr. GARRARD took a sketch from the Highland,
or Ifle of Mull feven-year old cow. bred by Mr.Faul-
der.
Among the company who were not mentioned yef-
terday, we noticed— -
The Earls of Bridgwater, Saliflaury, Carlifie, Bclborough, and
Stair ; Sir Edward Knatchbull and Sir John Seabright ; J. J. An.
gerftein, Wit i..m ki,rftwy, Edward Wakefield, Jofeph Sabine,
Thomas Ferwhich, Sloane Greg, Samuel Gueft, and Shepky,
Efqrs. Mars. Richard Alialey, Exeter, Runeiman, Smlrnoe, War-
ren, And. Willem, Wright, Legbourne, Pitchford, ate.

About half pall four o'clock, the company began
to alfemble at Freemafons' Tavern, but it was near
fix before the dinner was announced : a moll fump-
tuous one was provided at Lord Sousavit.t.x's role
expence, and as many fat down to it as the Great
Room could accommodate ; the crofi table, at the
tt.p, was filled with Noblemen and perfons of dillinc-
tion t on the right hand of Lord Sostxxvixxx fat the
Duke of BIDVORD ; and oil his left, the Ruffian Prince
BALIATINSII. Although the room was fo large,
every thing was in the utmolt plenty.
As loon as the cloth was withdrawn, nine Myer
cups, four of them with covers, and richly wrought,
were brought.in, and let at the head of the table.
Lord Sow:amt.& then gave as roans—
" The Kin, with grateful thani:t for his patronage."
" The t riotta Strangers ; Prince Eariattaki, &c who are

pretest."
" The Plough, worked by good Oxen, where the land is cape-
bk of carrying them."
" Mr. Coke, of Norfolk."
" The Seeee, covering plenty of good Seib, and a proper Tian.
thy of fat."
The Farming Society of Ireland, Earl of Sligo, Mr. Falter,
and its other Members, who arc prefect."
Lord Sow IRVILLs then rote and addreffed the com-
pany in a neat fpeech, in which he Rated minutely
the inftrueions to the five gentlemen who were ap-
pointed the Judges of the Shew, calling their atten-
tion to the moft effmtial points in judging of the ref•
raise merits of the animal, exhibited. His Lord-
thip expreffed his entire confidence in the judgment
and impartiality of the Judges, whofe report he held
in his hand, fealed up, and at the eonclofioo, opened
the teals, and read the report.

I

IR Prize, a Cup, value 3o guineas, to Mr. Hct,
sou, for two Devon Oxen.
zd Prize, two Cups, value so guinea, to Mr. MArt.
TIN Waimea, and to his fon W. WE/311BR, for two
Devon Oxen, worked and grazed by them.
• The Judges, in their report, commended the Oxen
which Mr. Werrcaa had fhewn, and adjudged to
'Mr. JOHN ELLMAN, the Prize Cup, value 3o guineas,
for his five South-Down Ewe Hogs. As fonn as
Lord Someavitx: had prefented Mr. ELLMAN h
the cup, that gentleman addreffed his Lordfirip and
the.company, fignifying his intention of not again
appearing as a candidate in this dal*: of premiums,
modellly affigning as a reafon, that many breeders
who had for years pall bought and hired his thick,
were now able to equal, and many of them to excel,
any thing which he could produce. His Lordthip
then gave—
.. Mr. Arthur Young, and may we profit by his adninan,,
Trunk on Chenditry."
" Hufbandry and Commerce—may their iuterefts ever be Lift.-
parable." •
Lord SoMaaviLLC then refumed the reading of the
Judge's report, which afligned the prize for fat we-
thers to the Duke of BEDFORD, and for the bell Pig
to the fame Nobleman, for his fmall fat Sow ; on pre-
renting the latter cup to the Duke of BEDFORD, his
Grace role, and in the moll handfome manner Rated.
that Mr. IsxlD, who bred this fow, thinking it a very
good one, had fent it to bim ; and ac he ever held
the merits of the breeder before thofe of the feeder, be
fhould, with the permilhion of the Noble Chairman,
fend this cup to Mr. Is TED. 'His Lord fhlp then gave
• Jood Graziers, particularly In mountain diftrids Mr. Robfon,"
-and explained the great merit of this gentleman in
feeding fuck (beep (as the company had teen the mut-
ton in the yard), upon land In mountainous and ex-
pnfed, that few perfons but himfelf would attempt the
wintering of (beep thereon ; and this being alfo the
find inriance of any Rock being produced at this (bow,
immediately from North Britain, he should prefect
Mr. RONSON with one of the extra (liver cups, which
Lord MHI TO was requefted to convey to Mr. Rosso?.
The Duke of &proms then rofe, and, in a Runt
fpeech, extolled the public fpirit and liberality of Lord
SoviaaviLLE in the eltablifirment of thefe exhibitors
about four years ago. His Grace concluded by pro-
poling the health of 44 Lord Sorazavrxxe," which
was drank with three times three.

Lord Somsavrita :hen rote and read the report of
the judges upon the premiums offered hat year to
Shepherds, and alto the decifion up,n the meths of
the five South Down wether (beep, (hewn by Sir
THOM•s CARR, and MONEY HILL, 1 ICI.. The judges
were unanimoufly of opinion, that Mr. HILL'S wore
the belt.

The Duke of B6DFORD'S printed propofals for his
fheep-fhearing, to commence the t 7th June next, were
circulated : and Lord SOMEtVILLE read the Earl of
ERIDGEWATEICS propofals for a ploughing match at
his feat at Alhridge. in July or Augull next.

A matrimonialunion is on the tapis between Prince
BAILIINTSKIY, attached to the Ruffian Embaffy to
our Court, and the Hon. Mifs DUTTON, the accom-
plifhed daughter of Lord Situ BORNE.
We hear that it is his MAJESTY'S intention to make
Come alteration in the royal liveries, againit his birth-
day ; viz. the great-coats are to have blue capes and
cuffs, ornamented with broad gold lace, inilead of
plain fcarlet, as they now are. The footmen's riding
jackets are likewife to be trimmed with gold lace
round the collars and cuffs, and Come little alteration
is to take place in their frocks.

Yetlerda- y, at Marlborough fkreet, a Biker, in Clip-
lione-ftreet, was fined ss. 6d. per ounce, kr a defici
envy of thirtyfeven ouncees in f-Inrt.zn quartern
loaves, feveral of which were newly live ounces Qrort
of weight.

Yellerday evening,between (even and eight o'clock,
a fire was difcovered in the worklhop of Meffis. Yel-
lop and Grace, colourmen, in Old-fireet Road, which
for a confiderablc time raged with fuch fury as to
threaten the deftration of the adjoining premifes.—
The engines, however, arrived in good time to pre-
vent its further extenfion ; yet the damage done oo
Meffrs. Grace and Yellop's premifes was very great.
A Ream engine of great value was confumed.,

Tharfday morning, abont four o'clock, in a very
tremendous gale from the W. N. W. the wind-mill of
his Grace the Duke of NORT HUM BF LA N D,rv(fituated
near Tyncmouth Barracks), occupied by r. THO-
- HItARN, was fet in motion by the impetuofity of
the wind, and from the rapidity of the movement, the
friftion of the axle tree let fire to the adjoining timber.
The whole roof was foon in a blaze, and went off in
large flakes r f fire. Then the metal wheels belong•
ing to the machinery, in a countlers whirl of motion
(red hot), prefented to the eye one of the grandeft,
molt awful, and terrible fights human fancy can coin.
prehend. The wands at length fell in a mighty craft',
bringing with them the rim of the building, [tones,
wheels, and axle-tree. Nothing is left but the bare
ifone trunk.—Muth of the flour and corn was faved.
The Royal Artilkry Eaft Eire:, Anglefey
and North Shields Volunteers, inflantly attended on
the drums beating to arms, and renuered the muff
effential ferviee in working the engines, guarding the
flour, and, above all, the gunpowder magazine, in the
fouth-welt angle of Tynemeuth barracks, dillant only
6o or 7o yards from the mill. The wh-le fcene Wah
truly awful; but providentially no pet fon was hurt.
The North Shields fire-engines were in bad repair ;
but his Majefty's were in gond, and as far a< IlippLed
with water, did great execution. The fentiliels on
guard (particularly that on board the tender) ailed
with the greaten promptitude in giving the alarm.
On the fame morning ten fail of Ihips broke from
their moorings in Shields harbour, but none received
. .

an' miterial damage.
Thurfdry forenoon, between t i and T there came

on at Glafgow, one of the heavien lhowers of hail
eves remembered to have been ken, accompanied with
ftveral vivid Bathes of lightning and tremendous peals
of thunder. Some of the hail-hones meafut ed neatly
an inch and a half in circumference. The light-
ning ftruck and rent the fouthweit gable of the
Barracks there, and threw down feveral of the
Bones. One went through the roof of the Can-
teen, and feveral were driven to the diftance of from
84 to 1113 feet. Two of the hones weighed each
above 42 lbs. Several mafons were at work dole to
the gable, one of whom was a little hurt by a
Ilona falling on his leg. A hone fell on one of the
centry boxes, and grand the face of the feutirael, with-
out, however, doing bias any injury.

•
. .
r-Lxmz. in Prize, a Cup, value 3o guineas, to Mr. licn- ~ ,
--- : son. for two Devon Oxen. ; ; .
i t
RN RICHAliai, nem+ 6. 2d Prize, two Cups, value so guineas, to Mr. 24. tit. -
Wheat to-day .are but few, TIN WEsaze, and to his fon W. WEEEIR, for two F,l 'ir
'
I quality lag prices are tea-
Devon Oxen, worked and grazed by them.
• The Judges, in their report, commended the Oxen
very fine Flour, as well as which Mr. Werrcart had (hewn, and adjudged to . I ,
our currency. The Batley 'Mr. Jona ELLMAN, the Prize Cup, value 3o guineas,
.ye is more in demand, and for his five South-Down Ewe Hogs. As fonn as
plenty, and at lefs. Good Lord Son RI,IE:A had prefented Mr. ELLM AN ,A i h ..
r. Oats are in good Ripply,
the cup, that gentleman addrefred his Lordfhip and
the company, fignifying his intention of not again
appearing is Rill plentiful, but that, appearing as a candidate in this &Ifs of premiums,
t fmall variation. • • modeftly affigning as a reafon, that many breeders
,RENCY AS UNDER. who had for years paft bought and hired his flock,
Gray Pure 4ias. to 465. were now able to equal, and many of them to excel,
Bums 43L aim od- any thing which he could produce. His Lordthip
Tick Ditto 411.475. od then gave— ,
Oats, stk. 315.335. , . " Mr. Arthur Young, and may we profit by his adniitan,,
. ."
Poland ditto, 345. 356 od. Treatife on Cbensittry
" Hutbandry and Commerce—may their interefts ever be las- i
Cinquefoil, 365. 4os. parable • (
31. to 471. per la ft. • Lord SoM BM LLe then refumed the reading of the
OF FLOUR. Judge's report, which affigned the prize for fat we-
Seconds Sm. to kis. per rack. s then: to the Duke of BEDFORD, and for the bell Pig '
to the fame Nobleman, for his fmall fat Sow ;on pre- •
renting the latter cup to the Duke of BEDFORD, his
LE'S CATTLE SHOW.
Grace role, and in the malt handfome manner Rated.
---"-- • - that Mr. IsT ID. who bred this row, thinking it a very ';
his exhibition yefterday ex- good one, had fent it to bim ; and ac he ever held f
ng of the kind.whicb we ever the merits of the breeder before thofe of the feeder, be :V
Le treater,part of the day the fhould, with the permiffion of the Noble Chairman,
in which the cattle are thewn fend this cup to Mr. Is TEM 'His Lordfhlp then gave ' ,
'nth perfons of the first dif- a a ood Graziers, particularly In mountain diftriels Mr. Bobtail," ;I
:nce as Breeders, Graziers,i, -and explained the great merit of this gentleman in !,
:. . . feeding fuck (beep (as the company had teen the mut-
White Parfon's bull and cow' lon in the yard), upon land In mountainous and ex-
he yard to be examined ; the pored, that few perfons but himfelf would attempt the i
half old, of the Devon and wintering of (beep thereon; and this being alfo the • f
cow is two years and three' lint intiance of any Rock being produced at this (how, 1
:von and Indian breed; the immediately from North Britain, he thould prefect i
ai grafi, and had her fecond Mr. RONSON with one of the extra (liver cups, which
Lord MIN TO was requefted to convey to Mr. Rosso?.
.
led 'lt...cm-cars of Lord So- The Duke of &Dena° then rofe, and, in a (host
ier, tz months old, which had i fpeech, extolled the public fpirit and liberality of Lord
yefterday alive, for the unpa-4 SomaaviLLE in the eltablifloment of thefe exhibitors
wool, and the goodnefs of its' about four years ago. His Grace concluded by pro-
red very fat and fine, weight 1 pofing the health of 44 Lord Soma& VI LL C," which
: fat. • was drank with three times three. 1 •
of George Gunning's South' Lord &muting-La :hen rofe and read the report of
ms, bred by Sir Thomastarr, the judges upon the premiums offered hat year to
ed very fine, one carcafs was Shepherds, and alfo the deciaon upon the merits of
t, and the other 761 b. with the five outh Down wether (beep, (hewn by Sir
Taora•s CARR, and MONEY HILL, FACI.• The judges
; year old South Down We-' were unanimoufly of opinion, that Mr. HILL'S were
ith !Ob. of fat, and 1 t7lb. , the belt.
S
The Duke of BSDFORD'S printed propofals for his
year old South Down We- fheep-(hearing, to commence the r 7th June next, were
vith 14t1b. of fat, and to6lb. circulated : and Lord SOMERVILLE read the Earl of II
EITIDGEWATER'S propofals for a ploughing match at Ii
.
Ora': two 3 year old South his feat at Afhridge, in July or Auguß next. 1!
:d i 241 b. with ,61b. of fat and
t
t. A matrimonialunion is on the tapis between Prince
Spanifh and three Ryland year BARIENTSKIY, attached to the Roman Embafry to
dr. Ridgway, and fed by Earl our Court, and the Hon. Mils DUTTON, the accom- 4
weighing 681 b. with 1 db, and plifhed daughter of Lord Sol ea BOILN v.
with 131 b. of fat. We hear that it is his MAJESTY', intention to make
ere very fine meat, quite filffi- Come alteration in the royal liveries, againit his birth-
rely fat.
day ; viz. the great-coats are to have blue capes and
Mr. Dixon put up to let by
cuffs, ornamented with broad gold lace, inllead of
:nfuing feafons, a 6 year old
plain fcarlet, as they now are. The footmen's riding
Somerville's.
jackets are likewife to be trimmed with gold lace
' , k knocked down to Mr. I
round the collars and cuffs, and Come little alteration
Earn was let to Charles Gordon Grey, is to take place in their frocks.
mats tearoom'. Yefterday, at Marlborough greet, a B liter, in Clip-
.smb was fold to Mr. Beckingham, at lione-greet, was fined 2s. 6d. per ounce, fcr a defici
ency of thirty•reven ouncees in foirt.zn quartern I
Lamb was told to Mr. Wildman, at loaves, feveral of which were nearly live ounces (hurt • :
Mr. Elake,at 3t guineas.of weight. i
vino and South Down breed, was fold Yellerday evenitrg,between (even and eight o'clock.
for Sr guineas. a fire was difcovered in the workthop of Meals. Yel-
cloning to the Earl of Salifbary (not lop and Grace, colourmen, in Old.fireet Road, which
teraay), was fold to Mr. Tylar, for 26
fur a confiderable time raged with fuck fury as to
Ici to Mr. Scott, at 26 guineas. threaten the dellration of the adjoining premires.— 1 I
ated, that he had been offered The engines, however, arrived in good to pre- t
or ss. when fcoured per lb. for vent its further extenfion ; yet the damage done (111 11' 1 .
'om the Merino Wether, which Meffrs. Grace and Yellop's premifes was very great. I
morning. A (team engine of great value was conrumed. i
belonging to the Duke of Bed- Thurfday morning, about four o'clock, in a very , i
lw, belonging to Mr. Jorler ; tremendous gale from the W. 14. W. the wind-mill of i
ing to Mr. Tally, and the De- 11 h;
... Grace
the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND,
retuated ' '
:to Mr. Hudfon, particularly near Tyncmouth Barracks), occupied by r. Tiro- :1 le ,
' the company. me: HbARN, was let in motion by the impetuofity of ; ', •
: a (ketch from the Highland, the wind, and from the rapidity of the movement, the I. :, i,
rear old cow. bred by Mr.Faul- friftion of the axle tree let fire to the adjoining timber. •i •
The whole roof was Conn in a blaze, and went off in
my who were not mentioned yet- large fi.tkes of fire. Then the metal wheels belong• • I ,
• ing to the machinery, in a countlers whirl of motion 4 li.
r, Satilbury, Cartlite, Bclborough, and
bull and Sir John Seabright ;J.J. A. (red hot), prefented to the eye one of the grandeft, •i ?
r, Edward Wakefield, Jofeph Sabine,
moltawful,_and terrible fights human fancy can corn. : ,
Greg, Samuel Guelt, and Shepley, prebend.The wands at length fell in a mighty cra(h, ~ I
I
iley, Exeter, Raneiman,Sminsoe, War- bringing with them the rim of the building, (tones,
Legbourne, Pitchford, ecc• wheels, and axlc.tree. Nothing is left but the bare I. ;
mar o'clock, the company began lione trunk.—Much of the flour and corn was faved. 1
afons' Tavern, but it was near The Royal Artilkry EaR Eire:, Anglefey Militias, . 4,
was announced : a molt lump- and North Shields Volunteers, inflantly attended on / i
led at Lord Sousavii.t.E's Pole the drums beating to arms, and renuered the molt ' i
ny fat down to it as the Great effential fervice in working the engines, guarding the
lodate ; the croft table, at the flour, and, above all, the gunpowder magaeine, in the ..:
4oblestien and perfons of dillinc- fouth-welt angle of Tynemcuth barracks, dillant only 4
tnd of Lord SonsavlLLE fat the 6o or 7o yards from the mill. The whole fcene was '3
nd on his left, the Ruffian Prince truly awful ; but providentially no per fon was hurt. ;,•,.
ough the room was fo large, The North Shields fire-engines were in bad repair ; 't I
d •
le utmoft plenty. but his Majetty's were in gond, and as far a< Inpplied
4.
)th was withdrawn, nine Myer with water, did great execution. The lc-minds on , 1
ith covers, and richly wrought, guard (particularly that on board the tender) ailed 'l,
d let at the head of the table. with the greatelt promptitude in giving the alarm. i; ,
;en gave as wafts-- On the fame morning ten fail of (hips broke from I
!rut thanks for his patronage." their moorings in Shields harbour, but none received
•, ; r, 1
•
gers ; Prince Eariatiaki, &c who are
any material damage.
fal
by good Oxeu, where the land is cape- Thurfdly forenoon, between II and T there came . .
on at Glafgow, one of the heavieß Ihowers of bail ;••i ;
k." eves remembered to have been feen, accompanied with 4 ,
plenty of good flint, and a proper Tian- feveral vivid flafhes of lightning and tremendous peals ki ,
yut Ireland. Earl of Silgo, Mr. Falter, of thunder. Some of the hail-Runesmeaftved neatly
••• I
rho arc prefect." an inch and a half in circumference. The light- . i
then role and addrefied the com- ning (truck and rent the fouthweft gable of the
.
h, in which he Rated minutely Barracks there, and threw down feveral of the .1 .•
ac five gentlemen who were ap- !tones. One went through the roof of the Can-
If the Shew, calling their atten- teen, and feveral were driven to the diaance of from
;dal points in judging of the ref. 4tot t s feet. Two of the Roues weighed each ~
animal, exhibited. His Lord- above 42 lbs. Several mafons were at work dole to • 4
mire confidence in the judgment the gable, one of whom was a little hurt by a ,•
lie Judges, whole report he held lions falling on his leg. A Rone fell on one of the '1
p, and at the eonclofioo, opened centry boxes, and grand the face of the feutinel, with- .1.
~
be report. out, however, doing him any injury. ~
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Si.. tb LOWDCP; GAZETTE, MARCH 5.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

Conuniflions lived by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Suffolk.
Kelfale and Carlton Volunteer Infantry.
_ _

John Raper. Erq, to be Captain; John Turners, Gent to be Lieu-
timant ; Wiltiatn Rabett, Gent. to be Enfign. Dated &mem-
ber 5,1803.
Aldeburgh Volunteer Infantry.
Philip Wynter, El+ to be Captain ; Benjamin Bunnirt, Gentle,
be Lieutenant; Robert Meths, Gent. to be Litho. Dated
September 22,18:13.
Hustle Hundred Volunteer Infantry.
William barLcr, Eft!. to be Captain; Robert' Motto, Gei t. to be
Lieutenant. Dated D:cember 10.1804.
Thomas Cracknell,G,t-nt. to be Enfign. Dated Feb. to, acs.
Vitruttabt icto.e Volunteer Infantry.
_ _ _

R. Cana, Gent to be Fnlirn. Dated January to, t Sos.
Bary St. li.lat,ul.l's Volunteer Light Infantry.
John Benjafield, I fq. to be Captain ; Thomas Steel, and Robert
Gage Roolkwood, Gents. to be Lieutensnta. Dated July 9,
Henry Willa , Geut. to be b.bhip. Datcd December to, t Ba 3.
Fratulingham oluntecr Intantry.
jobs Stanford, Ifqto be Major. Dated Deeemtur 17,t50 I.
To be Captains—Jafper Pserfno, John Edwards, and 'lbw=

Pool, Erg& Dated Aura 8. 'BB3.
To le Lieutenants... John Aldrich, and George Edwards, GaAs.
Dated Aosta 8, igo3.
Charles Clubbe, Gent. Dated May 11, 19.04.
1 sl be Fnfigna...George Mayhew, and 1 hurnas Baanington, Gents.
naiad Auguft 8,r803.
John Goodwyn. Gent. Dated May az, Oka.
Lakesheath Volunteer Infantry.
William Ea:le, Gent. to he Lieutenant. Dated Dec. Z 4,11804.
Colneis Volunteer Infantry.

To he Captains—John Vernon, Efq. Dated September 5, tBos.
Zenjamin Afhw-11,Efq. Dated May 22, 1804.
Thomas Konedy, Efq. Dared May 24, s 304
To he Lieuta.ants--Jofepb Dawfon, and Juba Cooke, Gents.
Dated September 5, 18c3.
To be Fnfirs—Jobn Porter, and James Pide, Gents. Dated
December 24 180 e.
Saila Yeomanry Cavalry,—t R Troip.
P2mund Barber, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated Feb s 7. :747,
Robert liowiett, Gent. to be Ditto; Robert Crabtree, Geut to be
Cornet. Dated September 24.1804.
Snuthelmhasn Trnnp.

Alexander Mak. Efq. to be Captain; Rob:ft Aggvi, Gent. to be
Lieutenant ; Thomas or. 2.:e. Gem. to be Cornet. Dated

beptember i, 1803.

3d Troop.
George Smyth, Erg. robe Captain; Francis Gilbert Yeeley Lege,
Gent. to be Lieutenant ; Jobs E.:wards, Gent. to be Cornet.
Dated March 7,1804.
sth Troop.
Robert Sparrow., Fig to be Captain ; Robert Rede, Gent. to be
Liens= int. Diced J.umary 13, 1795.
Thomas I ,rr. Gent. to be D tto; George Behan, Gent. to be
Cornet. Dste.l January to, 1804.
6th Troop.

Thom.-Ji Sherlock Gooch, Elq. to be Captain; Thema.' Cook .Cent.
to be lieutenant; Charles have, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated
July ait, 1803.

7th Troop.

Richard Moore, Efq. in be Captain; Walter Ray, Gent. N be
Lieutenant; Richard Raring, Gent. to be Cornet. Dated July
23, 1803. _ .

Bth Troop.

Honourable JoOtua Vanseek to be Captain; Joreph Sltrimpmn,
Gent. to be Lieutenant; Cogs. Gent. to be Comet.
Dated Augult is, 1803. •
Second Corps.
Miklos Edgar, EN. to be Major. Dated September 5, dot.
To he Caprains--john Meadows Tbeobald, Cornelius Collett,
and John Cowperthwaite, My& Dated u above.
To be Lieutenants--William Pearce's, John Stow Baldrey, and
George Henry Erriniton„ Gents. Dated at above.
To be Cornets—Jobe Meadows Rodorell, Philip Dykes,and John
Brooks, rents. Dated as above.
Boltuere and Claydon Volunteer Infantry.
_ _

Tole Cytains—Robert Symproo. and IVilfiup Fewle Middle-
. too, Efqrs. Dated September aa,
Thomas Singleton, Mil. Dated December' IS, an.
'En be I .irti ten a nti—jnbn Midd.eton, G. ot. Dated Sept. as, 1803.
John Bridge, Gent. Dated April 28, *Sze-
Robert kcclingtun. Gent. Dated September is, 7803.
. _ _

To he Eofigns:-James Darby, and William Leeds, Gents. Dated
al above.

Blackhall, and Ilten Volunteer Infantry.
John Syer. Fcti. to be Clpt.iin•Comntandant ; Robert Sheppard,
-Efq. to be Ciptitin; John Ellis. Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated
tirptcngxr s. 183 i.
Hadleigh Volunteer Infantry.
John Brovenrifor Leake, Efq. to be Captain-Commandant.
Auguft R, tBe3.
John Mills, jun. Efq. to be Captain; George Clubbe Parfoos„
Gent. to be Lieutenant; Nathan Drake, Gent. to he litote-
',ant ; Robert Offord, and Edward Reeve, Gents. to be Enfigns.
Dated February it, 1804.

Datcd

Huntingfield Volunteer Infantry.
William Phi!pot, Efq. to be Captain; Rous John Cooper, Gent
to lac Lkutenart ; Benjamin Wuolnougn, Gent. to be Rap.
Dated September 22, 103.
Loweftoft Volunteer Infantry.
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Altloos Charlrs Arnold, Efq. to be Captain; John Elpts, and
ALtand,:r Payne, (;arts. to be I.ieutenant%; tdw.trd WWI,

Gent. to he Enfign. Dated Septembers, ISO 3,
Stow Hundred Volunteer Infantry.
Cl. tries Tyreli. Efq. to be Captain; John Marrinue. and John
Edgar Ituit,Gents. to te Lieutenants. Dated Septembers, 1803.
liuufzay Volunteer Infantry.
PetrrTnrner,Efq. to be Major-Commandant. D. t. d 'qt. 5, t RO3.
To be Captains-.-Robat Alderfon, and Robot Bute:ter. Efqri
Dated September„ 18c.t.
Richard Mann, E.fq. Dated December 19, 1804.
To Lc Lieutenants—Joim Clasper Gent. dated as :boys ; and Wit-
ti.ou Gent. Dated September s, tEcs.
To be Eniign—Edwanl Fpall.Gent. Dated Sept 5, Ms.
Ipfwich Volunteer Infantry.
Th^.ma. Tarver hlullMer F.fq. to be Lieutenant•Culonela
Commandant. Dated January ra, acs.
To be Captam,—John King, lames Martin, and James Wenn,
. Dated January to, 18:'4.
To be I kat-cants—Ch,tles Grof.. John Sparrow, Thomas Don-
niodh,-1. and Edmund Welk, Gun.. ILitrtl Jan. 10, 004.
To he Fi.fign.—John fborna. Edmonds, and Edward
Gent. Da; ea j.nivaty to, 18 4.
To be Adjutant—Luke on, Cott Dater! OR 13, 037;3.
• St,,k by N.lvla‘ul V(.lunter Infantry.
.

T.-:arrnA, Eq. to to Captain. Dated. Si it 2.1,
VArkbourn Hunched Volunteer Infantry.
Robert Vuna. I:.q. to he Ciptaid. Datcd April :8. 18.L4.
Zachatilh Cealih,;urfoc, to Pc Licutenant. Dre...11.c '7% 1803.
Jan Golvog, Gent. In b. Licutcriant. Mud April lic+
ILtlecworli Volunteer Infantry.

jout,Reevr, F.N. to Ix Captain; Ro!tertltlAn W!li:e. (lent.
to be Jogn CCIIL to be

D.tt,.1:;,;,t. 5, rj:.a.
Conirniffions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of H4nts.
El:r,-; and Milbrook Battalion.
Major George Co.-npton to be Major-Corr:maid:LA. Dated Fe-
br‘ary• 14, aos.
Stockbridge, Somborne, and Mottisfont Battalion.
Jobu Campbell, Gent. to be Adjutant. Dated February ao, ac.s.
Portlinnuth ViCtualling Office Artillery.
JoreTii Clarke FN. to be Captain. vice Reeks, refigued; Second
Lieutenant, John Folter to be Lieutenant, dice Clarke, promo.
ted ; Edward Chillingwortla, Gent to he Second Lieutenant,
nice Feller, promoted. Dated Feb. ay, egos.
Conuniffious figned by th• Lord Lieutenant of die
County of Salop.
Morfe Volunteer Infantry.

mninam Perry, Gent to be %latter Moffitt., vice Sighting, re-
D•tol May 4. IBZ4.
Vt till,- Bradley, Gent. to be Surgeon. The Rev.ShcttivgtooDa.
rrnFort to be Chaplain. Dated Mar sat aci•

Whitchurch Volunteer Infantry.
Captain Lowe to be Major, vice Watfon, reigned.
Lieutenant Corfes to be Captain, vice Lowe, promote....
Lieutenant Edwards to be Ditto, vice 'Trevor, reigned. All
dated February 9, tdot.
Edward Carleton, Gent. to Se Lieutenant, vice Corfer, promoted.
olign Prince to be Ditto, vice IVfingay, refigned, Dated Fe-
bruary 1, 1805.
Enfign Harper to be Ditto, vice Edwards, promoted. Dated Feb.
at, ans.
Enfign Parker to be matter Mager, vice Edwards, reigned .
rated Februrtv 9, ISos.
Ludlow and Cleobury Mortimer Volunteer Infantry.
Enfign Welling. to be Lieutenant, vice Fringe, aligned; Wil-
liam Gardner andflomas Welling., Gents, to be Ilniigns. Dated
Feb. t t. tgos.
Commigions figned by the Lord Lieutenant of the
County of Derby.
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South High Peak Battalion of Volunteer Infantry.
William Carlici, Erg. to be Major Commandant. Dated March
IBos.
To be Captains-s*mnd Simplon, Peter Wright, and John Bar-
ker, Ergrs. Dated March ',lbs.
To be Lieutenants—William Birkett, Michael Williams, and

John Cooper. Gents. Dated March t. Otos'.
To be Enfizos—William Greaves,l3enjaminKyattband Ifaae Bee
net,Gents. Dated Nforch t. sBos.
Afhbnrne Corps.
John Riddlefden. Gent. to he Lieutenant ; Willlun Riddlefalen,
Gent. to be En )go. Dated March t, 1805.
ORDNANCL OFPICk, MARCH 4.
Royal Regiment of Artilltry.
Frederick S. Holsoorthy, Gent. to be 'econt' Lie tenant, vice
Charles Blac' promoted. Dared Feb if I 8 S.
PARTNER3HIPS DISSOL.N ED.

Elizabeth Wolff and length Wife, cotton-r ads Intl, Manche-
ter, February 28, t°; r

. .
Jofepli Croig and Ilcnj main Wethdinen-drpers,High Holborn,
December 3 t.

raorna. Ad me Franklin, and John Barron,hrandy-merchants,
Sell by, I.incuLilhirc, N.mernber 30.
Thomu Hadfield, V.l;fiain Hadfield, an l. John Hadfield, car-
rion, Waite Hoge, Crirplegate, London, Deet.mber 3.
BASICRUPTS.

John Wood, late of Nwthumberland, currier, dealer and
Chap man . to furrcuder Aril t, 2, and t 6, at eleven, at tl.c

Shakrlpeare Tavern, In Newealtle-upon.Tyrr. Attornies, Mr.
Wm. Kirkfry, Newcaltir-np ,n Tyne; or \4r. Charles Conft.a-

. • .
Mc, No to, lyirdoncre-Inn, Cnincery lane, London.
Richard Johninn,of Tnkcnhoure-yard, Lnndnn. rnerchan!, March

9, si, and April to, et eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bout-
field. rouverie-greet, Feet-tlreet.
Jamesßrewis, late ni Southwiet, Durham Chip builder, March
16, ay, and April t 6..: eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Rithop Wear-
myth. Attnrnies. Mr R °lien Davidfon, Mho') Wearmouth;
or Mrffrs. Whartnn and Dyk lanth ['envie.
Henry Clicerman, of Latnberhurft. Kent, torn dealer, dealer and
. _

Airman, March 9, 16. and April 16, a ten. aiGuildhall. Lon-
don. Attornies, Mr. innes,Tnubridge-Wer.s.; or M. ffra- Bland-
ford and •4weet, King's 11..-nch Walks, Tcm,:e, London.
SatnueArlidge, formerly of Prcfton Car., but now of Whitton,
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Northaniptonfhlre, brickinaker, Mar.ch g, 16, ;md April 16, at
ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Shaw, Dyer's Build-
ings, Holborn, London.
James Vandrant, of Urewcr•firret, near Golden.fqnare,
fel, printer. dealer and chaurnao, March t 9, 23, and April 16,
at ten, at Guild call. Attorney, Mr. Wall, No. 2, King•ftrest,
Clerkenw./11.
John Oakeg, of ITnion-fireet, New Bond-ftrect. Middlefrx. coal-
mcrehant, March 12, Igo. and April 16. at ten, at Guildhall.—
Attorney, Mr. Dixon, Narau-ftrtet, Soho.
DIVIDENDS

March 7. Robert Peach. late of Wakefield, Yorktbirc, woolRa•
pltr, at eleven, at the White Hart Inn. Wakefield.
March S. William Hewlett and William Percher, of Briftol,
dealers. eh apmen, and copartners, at eleven, at the Bu( Tavern,
Corn-ltreet, Is.
March 6. George Palke]] lielketh, of Maneheiter, grocer, at three,
at the Hither Royal Oak Inn, Manclicßer.
March s. John Frrnch Burke. late of Cannon-ftreet, London,
flip owner, at ten, at GuildhalL
March 5. Slvrlter Riellardfn, of Blackburn, Lineal:hire, grocer,
at cleveri.at the Dun Heck, blackhurn.
March S. James Whittaker, of Hall ingden , Lancafhire, grocer and
woollen-manufaCturer, at eeven, at the Dun Horfe, Blackburn.
March 5. Arnold Meyer and Henry Wilckens. late of Liverpool,
merchants and roputnera, at twelve, at the Star and Garter

Tavern. Liverpool.
March S. Thomas Gamhle the younger, of Leicefter,Yroolcomber,

at four, at the Bin• Bell Inn, Letceftcr.
March 5. Thnn•ab Prcfcott King, of Wtrt Covert, Ifle of Wight,
Hants, linen draper, at eleven, at Goildhail, London.
March 8. Samuel Cawthorn, of York, gructr, at eleven, at the
White Horfc lou, Coppergate, York.