Star.
London, England, 1804-12-18 00:00:00

Igor, Once ',bleb time,they htve been upon natural grafs, w:th
t amps for the laft month poly : for that, the priz e of tea guineas
in Clais V I. was adjudged.
Po Mr. John Weitcer, for three new Leicelter Wetter., two
years old, fed on graft, the prize of ten guineas, iu Clefs VII.
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When (peaking of Clafs VIII. his Grace obferv-
ed, that he had never held it wrong to accept a pre-
mium where no competitor appeared. and, as no one
but himfelf had fent in South Down wethers of one
year old, highly as he felt himfelf flattered by the
approbation the judges htd bellowed on the yearling
wethers from his Moulden Farm, he fliould let this
premium revert to the funds of the fociety.,
Proceeding to CIA IX. his Grace Hated, that the
judges had aftgned to the Duke of BEDFORD ten gui
teas for his three South Down (beep, two years old,
fed on grafs, hay, and turnips. His Grace then
hated, that no material gond having refulted from
the prize offered in the V. Clafs, it would be &I-con-
tinued in future ; all the others would be continued
for the year enfuing. His Grace apologifed for again
(lacing, that the views of this fociety were, as they
ought to be, directed to no other end than the encou- 1
ragement of the bell breed of cattle, and to lay the
information they could acquire on Otis effential fob-
jtet freely before the public ; he concluded by giving
as a matt : hicreafot fuccefs to the efforts of the
Smithfield Society."
Lord SOMERRILLI END rote and propofed the
health of "The Duke• of BEDFOID," which was drank
with three times three, and the loodefl applaufe.
His Grace thanl:cd the company in a neat and
fhort fpeech, and propofed "The Memory of Mr.
BAXEWELL." _ - .

Sir THOMAS Cite propnfed a bet for (hewing fome
twin heifers which he had got ; and fhnrtly after,
Mr. MONEY HILL propnfed a bet of too guineas,
which was accepted by Sir THOMAS CARS, for (hew-
ing five South Down fheep, fed on graft, hay, and
turnips, at I.ord SOMERV I LL6'3 next thew.
The walls proceeded with—" Small in fize and
great in value ;" " Mr. Coke of Norfolk ;" " Lord
Winchelfea ;" " the Union of Hulbandry and Com-
merce ;" " Lord Egremont ;" " Sir Charles M-
yers ;" 't Mr. Pacey ;" tt Emulation and Competi-
tion among Breeders and Graziers;" " Mr. Over-
man of Burnham ;" " Lord Somerville, with three
times three."
His Grace remarked, that the prefect Shew had
been honoured by the pretence of fome foreigners of
diffindion, whom the Emperor of Ruffia in his en-
lightened policy, had fent over to this country to
purchafe fo'ree of the belt breed of animals in this
country, and concluded by propofing the health of
" His Imperial Majelty the Emperor of Ruffia."
Sir Jofeph Banks's health was drank with much
applaufe. Room will not permit us to mention more
of the interefting proceedings of this Meeting, or to
mention particularly the many noble and welt known
perfons who were prefent.

Ye Ilerday morning, at (even o'clock, fire additional
waggons, loaded with dollars from the Spanith fri-
gates at Plymouth, arrived at the Bank. They left
Exeter lag Saturday week, and were attended by a
Captain's guard of the Pi ince of Wales's Light Dra-
goons. The wazgOrts appeared to be drawn by eight
of the hrgeti fpeciea of draught honks.
Sroartwu.—Mr. Bases bay mare, by Primp/ia,
carrying Bd. 71b. is matched againft Mr. Jots ss's
black penny, cart ying a feather, over B.C. at New
market, fur toogs. on Thurfday, the ayth inftant.
The lad who is to ride the poney, is a fon of Jost*
Day, training groom, at Stockbridge' is in his 14th
year, and weighs no more than 421 b. he is (trait and
well proportioned.
Yefierday a foot-race was run on the Edgeware
Road for a purfe, between John Ward, of pogiliftic
nOtoriety, and -- Handy, shoemaker, at Padding-
ton. The ground fixed on for the race was from.
Pine Apple-place to Hill Houfc, which was run over
by Ward in kfs than two minutes, having beaten his
antagonifi by fix yard...
Yellei day, at Marlborou-greet Police Office, a
publican in the parifh of Sr. 'George Hanoveaquare,
was fired tor. and colts, for (offering watchmen to
tipple in his bottle after the letting of the watch.
On Saturday night, about nine o'clock, a wo-
man decently drctied, palling through Spring Gar.
dens, WAS fuddenly taken ill, and Was obliged to flop
on the Reps of a Gentleman's door, where the was
in a Chart time after deli-feted, without any Alliance,
of a fine female child. A Lady in the neighbour-
h:od ordo rd the woman to be taken in a fedan chair
t.' St. Matti:Os workhopfe—the child wrapped in
Sancti, and taken by her fervant with its mother,
and every care taken ut them buth at her own ex.
pence.
It is a remarkable feet, that an inhabitant of
V. olv irh who was respelled by fome of his neigh-
bours to buy a few Shares of 'rickets in the IA Lot.
tery. *finally puschafed a Share of the acsoool. and
a Share of sopool• Prizes fold at SWIFT'S Office, in
die Poultry.
That young Rofries awaits, and pally fo, an irn.
menle throng to each of his performances, is mani-
fell to the whole town, and that the proprietors of
the theatres find they have drawn in him a moil ca-
pital priae, is no lefs evident. The time. however, is
rapidly approaching, when crowds will Aerobic at
other fcenes than thole of Drury-Lane and Covent
Garden. The ntaincrous capital Prizes, which the
enfuing Great LOTTIST prefents, will attraet many
a throng to the various Temples of Dame Fortune
left she might difpule, as was notorioufly the cafe in
the laft Lottery, of all her more valuable numbers
before the Drawiue; commenced.
Sir Jona Him., M. D. F. R. S. at Paris, and
Knight of the Royal Order of Sweden, Ending the
inhabitants of this country at this feafon of the year.
particularly afCted with Coughs, Colds,
of concen-
and Mb-
matic Complaints, found out a method
trating that valuable Extraa of Flowers, called Ho-
ney, and bringing into fmall compafi a very large
portion of its excellent virtues, Sir John Hill's Bal.
fam of Honey is therefore recommended as the molt
fa:c, innocent, and Ordinal remedy for Coti,llts,
Colds, and Afiltmas. Children and the molt deli
rate may tike it w.Ci the greatell lafety. It is to be
had t f Mems Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, Si.
Patil's ClturchlatJ, who lase purchaf:d of the Hon.
l.ady I liat.•• executer all tlt.c property in Sir lona
list c's Medicines, price ys. is their names are
not en t 1,1: :law!, it is a