Star.
London, England, 1810-06-22 00:00:00

THIRD DAY-WEDNESDAY.

The Company, after breakfast, repaired to the
slaughter-house, near Woburn Abbey, to view the
carcases of the fat weathers, shewn alive yesterday a
following :

Mr. Bliss;:—Carcase, 921 b. Saz. ; loose Fit, 101 b. 14oz. ; fleece,
:lb. 402.
Mr. Platt.—Carcase, 1121 b. 12oz. ; loose fat, 111 b. 7oz.
Mr. Clayton.—;:arcane, 130 lb. Soz.; loose fat, tilb. ; Rem,
Sib. 9.0 z.
Mr. itunclman.—Carcase, 991 b. Toz. ; loose fat, 131 b. 15oz.

fleece, 41b.
Lord Onigry.—Carcsse,lo.l.lb. Bez.; loose fat,lolb. 40z.; fleece,

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61b. 140 z..
Mr. Trevor.—Carcase, 851 b. 120 z.; loose fat, 111b.lSoz.; fleece.

A second shew of South Down Tups took place,
and several Hereford and Devon cattle were exhi-
bited.

About three o'clock the company repaired to the
Park Farm, and sit down to an elegant dinner, the
Duke of BEDFORD in the Chair.

After which, his Grace proceeded to the adjudica-
tion of the several Judges, fur the different classes of
his premiums, as follows, viz.
To Mr. Bitbrey, a Cup, fur his two-shear long-woolled fat
wether.

To Mr. John Butfield, a Cup, for his two-shear long-woolled
fat wether, bred in Bedfordshire.

To R. Trevor, Esq. a Cup, for his two-shpr short-woolled
fat wether.

To Wm. Runeiman, a Cup, for his two-shear short-woolled fat
wether, bred in Bedfordshire.
To Mr. Bliu, a Cup for bis pen of long-woolled,theaves.
To Long Conley, a Cup, for his pen of short-woolled theaves.
To Mr. Trevor, a Cup, far his pen of short-wooled theaves,
bred in Bedfordshire.
His Grace then proceeded to delivet to Mr. Wil-,
Liam Runciman a Cup, for the best boar udder two-
years old.
His C.race then read the award which adjudged
twenty guineas to Mr. Robert Salmon, for his Plant-
ing Plough and Drag, and delivered the premium.
The company returned to the farm, and a sale of
Park 'Farm stock took place, as follows, viz
Lot 26 Ten south. Down Theaves, 41gs. Rev. Sinn.
27 Ten ditto, 46gs. Mr. Ellman.
28 •Ten ditto, 4 i gs. Mr. Morris.
29 Ten ditto awes, two-shear, Sngs. Mr. Ellman.
30 Ten ditto, three-shear, 3isjs. ditto.
31 Ten ditto, full mouthed, 31gs. Mr. John Moore.
92 A Devon Heifer, three-years old, 201ga. Mr. Smith.
33 Ditto, ditto, 2tigs. ditto.
34 A Hereford Cow, seven years old, 224g5. ditto.
3; Ditto, ditto, 22gs. Mr. John Moore.
36 A Devon Bull, aged, 24gs. Mr. Coke.
37 A Hereford Bull, aged, tiogs. Mr. Smith.
The company then began to separate, some repair-
ing to the Holkh4m, and others to the Beechwood
Park fetes and-Hereford Agricultural Meeting, which
is on Friday (this day.)

. STRAND BRlDGE.—Yesterday, at the adjourned
General Assembly, held at the Crown and Anchor
Tavern, in the Strand, HENRW SWAN, M P. in the
Chair, Joror RENNIE, Esq. was elected Engineer to
the Company of Proprietors, and GEORGE DODD, Esq.
Resident Engineer. Both these Gentlemen were
elected by a very great majority.

CORN-TICCHANGE, MARK-LANE, Jove 22.—There are again
considerable supplies of Wheat, chiefly foreign--Seconds znd in-
ferior, sales thereof dull, but flue luny maintains its price—
Barley and Malt ling:state but little—very few Peas and Beans,
of the two kinds —New Ticks 425. to 48s. per quarter—Oats are
in short supply ; this trade has a brisk demand, and quoted ra-
ther dearer—Flour at late price,.

GENERAL CURRENCY ASUNDER.
When, 86s. 100 s. 1156.
Pick42Bears,at d 12 ;1 (olds.Sl!
5(00515d. tss4.
$65.3s .s .$
0 I.
Fine ditto, 11 Ss. 1221.
Rye, 48s. 545.

Barley, 33b. 475. Poland ditto, 375. 40s. Od.
Malt 765. Hs. Potatoe ditto, 42s Od.
White Peas (bailers) 745. 80s. Rape Seed, £5B. 6!.
Grey Peas, 465. 5l s. -
Fine Flour, 951. 100s.-Seconds, 904. 950. -