Star.
London, England, 1816-12-14 00:00:00

R oxiir. Ac.in.t: Jur.

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Tandity Wit being the 'forty-ninth Anniversary
of the lnstitufion of the Royal Academy of Arts,
a General Assembly of the Academicians was
held at their Apartments in Somerset-House, where
the following distribution of Premiums took phce,viz.
To Mr. EDWASHELTON, for die best Copy made U. the
of Painting, the Silver Medal, and the Lectures of Ba KEY, oel c,
and Flint!, handsomely hound and inscribed.
TO Mr. RICHARD CA sHurt. Etts, for the next hest Ccpy made
in the School of Painting, the Sliver Medal.
To Mr. J. C. Law E, tor the best Drawing from the Life, the
Silver Medal.
To Mr. THOMAS LW/ERTEN DONALDSON, for the best AE-
dila:coral Drawing, the Silver M. dal.
To Mr. MATTU EW SUS reettiON, for the best Drawing from
the Antique. the Silver Medal. •
To Mr. WM. BEIM ES, for the best Mold from the Antique,
the Silver Medal.
TheGeneralAssembly afterwards proceeded to el-ct
anti nominate the Officers for the year ei•
tiniii West, E. was Ullaffiattiociy re-Clloseil Pre:
N..w Coencil—A. E. Cbalon, W. Mulready,
M. Awe, f.sqrs.
Old Couocit—Wm. ()e'en, J. Nortiicotc, Esqr... Sir Wiliiart
Bre. tst-,.. and H. Fisch, .
Visors is the Painting : W. Beeehey, Sir T. Law-
, rence, J. Nor Imre, J Ward, A. W. Callicut, H. Howard, W.
Owen, and T. Phillips, Esqn..
Visitors in the Life Academy—SirW. Beechey,W. Mulready,
• W. Owen, R Smirkei 11.7 homson, 1. Flaaman, H. Howard,
T. Stothaid, ard R. Vbreomacott, Esqrs.
Auditors re elected—G. Dance and 1. Farington, Emirs.

CI I R-NOUSE.
The Anniversary of the Noblemen and Geatie-
men educated at the Charter-House, was celebrated
on Thursday last. After a discourse delivered in
the Chapel, by the Rev. WILLIAM RIM.P.LL, brother
to tie Head Master, the company proceeded to the
College Hall, where.* Latin Oration WAS spoken by
Mr. HENRY ANgtONY Pim (who himself composed it
for the occasion), it was an elegant and (Lassie
composition. After the' Oration the company ad-
journed to an elegant entertainment. Among the
company were the Archbishop of CANTERISURY. the
Bishop of SALI-EURY, the Lortn Cuawcar.Loa, Lord
ELLENROROUGII, Lord ERAKINI,. Sir HENRY Ru.,SELL,
L'art. the Master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, &c.—
The evening was spent with the greatest conviviality,
and the company did not break up till a late hour.

SMITHFIELD CL ('B CH RI. S HEY
OF CATTLE.
Thursday morning, soon after nine o'clock, the
fat oxen, cows, wether sheep, and pigs, intended to
be sheen for the Premiuths liberally g'lse.i (fs:r the
nineventh time) by this patriotic B idy. ane by their
Noble President, the Duke of BELPOItn, having ar-
rived, the Stewards of the Shcw, NIA
three
CRIPPS and JOSIN ELLMAN, EStirs. and the
Jutbses ch,,sen by the Out) for awarding the pr.?.
miums, Nlr. Ttsc3lAs Batumi:, cf Kent;
Mr. Jamrs ails, of Barming, Kent, and Mr. Jrt:::
Coto Gasos, of 031;b*nt, Rutland, entered on the
task of arranging and classing the stock.
Yesterday morning, at an early hour, the cm/3,0171y
began to assemble in Mr. Sani.nn's yard, to inspect
the animals exhibited. The following are some of
the netices:
Mr. Jahn Westcar, of Cret.low' Bucks, a prize of twenty
gni-eas, for his 6-year old Hereford ox, bred by Mr. YeqUlTtlll,
of Cannon pyon, in HereforesPire ; fed by Mr. Westear on
Igrass, hay, turnips, and 500 0-cakes ; travelled forty-three tulles
to the sheer.
Mr. Samuel Selmes, of Becl;ley, rear Rye, Sussex, a prize of
twenty guiaeas, for his 6-year old Sussex ox, bred and fed by
himself, or gran, hay, and 230 oil cakes ; travelled 57 mites.
! Mr. Robert Masters, of Nethercote, Warwick, a prize of 20
;ttti,eas, for his Devonshire ox, under 5 years old ; bred by Mr.
John lace, near Tiverton, Devonshire; fed on grass, bay, ar.d
105 oil cakes; travelltd 7tt miles.
Mr. /MO King, of Plaistow, Essex, a premium of twenty
guineas, for W.l -year old Durham steer, bred by B Rudd, Esq.
of Marton Lodge. rear Stockton-on:l're+ ; fed by Mr. King, on
grass, hay, Swedish turnips, and mangel-wurzel; traselled
seven milts.
Mr. Joseph Smith, of Dunchurch, Warwickshire, the first Bed-
fordean
premium of twenty-five guineas, for Lis nixed Salop and '
Hereford ox, bred by Mr. Williasu Price, of Peo-y-lan Horde°,
Montgomeryshire, who is entitled to a Bedforde an medal of five
guineas value ; fed by Mr. Smith, on grass, hay, and turnips; tra-
velled on fo..t to the ',hew 79 miles.
His Grace the Duke of Bedford, from his Woburn Park farm,
a 3-year and 6 months old Devon oz...bred and fed by his Grace,
on grass, hay, and turnips ; travelled 12 mile..
Mr. Samuel Cook, of Morebames, Leicestenhire, the wood
Bedfordran premium of twenty-five guineas, for his 4-year old
Scotch ox, bought of Mr. Williamson. but the breeder unknown
(who otherwise would receive a Becifordeau medal , end fed by
Mr. Cook, on grass, hay. and turnips; travelled 92 miles.
His Grace the Duke of Bedford, from his Woburn-Park farm.
a 4-year old Highland ox, fed by his Grace, on grass, hay, and
turnips; travelled 42 miles.
Mr. Thomas Fulijame., of Hasfield-conrt, Gloucestershire, a
pribeiuna of ten guineas for his 6-year old Herefordshire cow,
which has bad three calves, bred by Mr. Joseph White. of Hold-
fast, Worcestershire; fed by Mr. Fulljames, on bean flour, lin-
seed, cut hay, and a little oil cake, mixed together; travelled
116 miles.

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*Else Earl Talbot, of Ingestre, Staffordshire, a premium of ten
guineas for his three 20 months old new Leicester wethers, bred
and fed by his Lordship, on grass, hay, and turnips.
Mr. Charles Stokes, of Kingston. Nottinghamshire, the third
Bedfordean premium of twenty guineas, for his three 31-niontbs
old new Leicester waiters, bred by himself (for sslicii also Le is
entitled to a Bedfordean medal of live guineas) ;fed on grass, hay,
cabbages, and turnips.
Lord Viscount Gage, of Firlo-place. Sussex, a prize of ten
guineas, for his three 'Ainliontlas old South • Down webers, bird
and fed by his Lordship, on grass, hay, and turnips.
Mr. William Hayward, of Wallington, Octordshire, a prize of
ten guineas. for his SS-weeks old Suffolk pig, bred and fed by
himself, on barley meal.
Mr. John Palmer. of Riehmansworth, Herts. the firth Bed-
fordshire premium of ten guineas, for his three 37-weeks old
Essex pigs, bred by himself (for which he is entitlrd to a Bed•
fu: dean medal vattie five guineas), from a boar of 11Ir. George
Dodd's ; fed by Mr. P. ou barley meal, peas. aid toppings.

A melancholy accident occurred yesterday at the
Duke of Nor:rout': house, in St. James's-square.•—
One of the workmen fell from the upper part of the
house, pitched on the stove in the inner hall, and im-
mediately expired. This is the second person who
has lost his lite during the repairs of this house.
Yesterday William Prendergast, a labourer em-
ployed in the new buildings, in Pall Mall, fell from
a scaffold, four stories high, and was killed upon
the spot.
Yesterday, at Hatton-Garden Office, Richard:, who
stood charged with beating Mary Roydhouse, (with
whom he cohabited, in the neighbourhood of Cler-
kenwell) and inflicting a deep wound on her head,
by which her life was considered in imminent dan-
ger, was brought up, when the bnfortunate woman
attended, and produced a surgeon's certificate that be
considered her life out of 'danger, and she begged
him off ; and after a severe reprimand, he was dis-
charged. She was so weak as to be supported be-
tween twp MOMM
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TliE M.IR.KLI S.

NEWCATB AND LEA DENEIALI, mAßxrt,
(By it. Carcam)
Beef, per stem its ol wss 4d Veal So
Mutton • 2. 54 to Ss 6ZI si 41 ,0 &I
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PRICI,.B OF HAY AMU 11T.M.A01 YESfEttuM.
trr. Jamas I. wily-tree &PM.
Hay 31 lys 84 to A 13, 04 I Hay 51 o. to 61 At
Straw II 1G• 01 ro 31 Ss 04 I Str.tor 11 Ira r)
Covet, 71. 'ls. Od. to 14. Co.
PRICE OF
new swes. atw POCtittf.
Kent 101 10s to 151 Osi Beat 1:1 ts, t, Int
0,
St.ssex os to 141 01 Sure: 11. 4* is!
Erse lin Os to 181 Os 1 t). to 1.11 ;1
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