The National Register. — London, England, 1819-08-08 00:00:00

MOSIIII.I' JGRICriTURia RLPORT. The Wheat h t commented generally last week tls.nugh the home and eavtern cuuntieN with vat pug ra done of crops 4. in 0 1111 l e purls they are Isk.ly to ri.e •a; It ; :butjuotbeta,pseriftelsof lira% y rune. ill 1•1 bluglsts 114114: injured the core. The Batley., though a heavy clop, die s good colour. ltians vie well set, but Prate s particulatlyalse grey Lind, have failed in iwoat lilt- Ile'.. The oats are not tookeaLupon a 101 l murder crop ; in the Fens, the s• wecc.q fly cat ar, with the rd, by the Msaanutnier frinds, Potatoes have recovered t ausitvel yea, and bud fair to tarn ap abundantly. The rally 1 1'..rnitiv view much lalrn .if by the tly ; but the latter soon ones bare planted hell. The thy kiaereet: bat eleAtly cloaol jet souNt tleat girt., taltba hag, produce but 1,. *eves al it 1140 been got op very badly (roan the Jong con :tinning tains. The Hop phantat its Kant 44441 511.00% 11/Ive got rid Or 1111101 of the vermin that nth-4 ed the bite; ~.shiett. Iwo ever. stilt appear'. too weak for aalull crop. :Ilse continuance of itt y weather Laying *hottu st. sl the loiter gray% has louvred the pi ke of Lean S...ek in Jteso.hsttill V) ore i 1.401 their wire, flout the ,pr.sise et of plenty of . Sluing cud Csoivae , tl.- -tihtre It , gaare drum. COI Coils cuutinae reavusiable. y.u, hoot the • is nu {"evert niatkct fur soy suit, to thud ill we. are 'Nerd) Houglis44. NOTtrOilt MOICIIAtit it RePosr.— We bare pl-asurt• 40 rerouting a terms of very tine wencher for the ripen ing Of the averred crops of grain, and though there are inotiectai of damage, and that uw t.. a considerable vocal, orcesitoerd by some very. wavy thunder showers at die lorginolOC of the waves, yie use the wholeoltings are hsok• jog extremely pre lensing, especially at for atiAlwrity is concerned, which must be cueutittered itivose au avelitge Wheat is dying a loeuer colour titan was expected, litoogh the ;pinion still prevails dot it will not prove so .gooel a crop as last year. 'borstal Is almost every a heir begun; the weather having hero lutenself bettor the livo w days ; the theriboineter being treqneutly soar SO its dire shade, and even as high as 13 in Use snit t A good cleat of has was iii Mot tip at the 144 of IlLe mouth, but sabot was col sit:re hat berty Nero' ed in excellent yriler ; tut Stock is excessively low in ;nice, and fn.:tun:the it is for the rattle-holder that built Straw and Toe nips .arsi likely to he abundant, .D( the lailvr imlefel it sintyl be observed that they have rand? . 6.441 .mown to tOlt * Cred better tot 'oils. Swedes are growl, to a considerable c‘• limit. and t ire e%ieteitt:y iticrense in ads contet Tete Cattle Maiketsitave been well supplied with Store lhaves, and good Scots has e been bought at couparititstl low rates The Scutelimex, As had been anticipated for Pone • previous en Mina, Fair, Lase . male 101 l an Attiprotitithle tOl,Oll, and are said 0.1 Our wh o le !u be con aide' able 'wets by the ilepression in the times, ',mobs are selling better in proportion; VC.. to 1 , .14 , 4. having b e en otifitieird for 5111111 . Bucks, and for ye Stec lois or Devon ir.wr lambs 4.ur encoding, upwards of :Oa, per hood has heel) Riven; Omit. 'alert; ate minds in 'ogler,' for crossing wills the Leicester Tupp.—Woul 1 , 11.1 vatieil from 425. to .50 , • wetted fur the ge bulk hi l ther ;niers have been ofrricil for fine fleeces of Swansdown, but tile trade is out tarLANCIIOLV EVENT An American V:iper, called The Potsdam Gaztice, contains the. followiag : —Mr Lyman Sperry, of Malone, Franklin, having been absent from his house on Friday attianoon last, returned home in the evening, and found his wife and four children in a must deplorable cotutition..- sonie at' them just able to be. about the latmost-while others were ling on .die bed, &c. in a sonatisous, sickly, and wretched state. He endeavoured -as arouse them, hoping to administer relief; but in a short time one child expired iu his arm. Shortly after his wife died, and in a little while another child breathed its last -410 procured medical aid as soap 4as posailile, and by ,their active etsertions the other two children were saaad frpot immediate death, though it remains doubtful whether they will re cover. The oldest child that died was about live yeacs_gf age. Those who survived were from seven to ten From what the susyiving children say, it is supposed that Mrs. Sperry, whohas been for two or three years, by turns, a little deranged, gathered Owls, or. as some cell it, wood chuck-root, steeped it in warm water, and fed her children, and drank plentifully of it herself, with a view of saving them sod herself (in the embraces of death) from penury sad want, which she had frequently insisted was coming upon them, although it is understood that Mr. Sperry Is in good circumstances. katscUry eveninuas Mt. Sadler, in ronwany with itunher gentlenian,.was driving along Oxford-sired, as moderate rate, the horseloll; fri4lit opposite Arple s,reet, and procodiel the utmost fury alona Oxford stmet. Near itietilieirn.steps it knoe:ed down all elderly w , onan and her sinle•ssall, and passed over. She was injurvil• It then klll4Wked dawn a mast ,and two women. The dimly, next ltsiocketl down a woman Wit 4.2 stall selling 121.,,and smashed it to atoms, and rsssulng Met the poor arrostiam, sl.r was much injured. At the e arner of }hrwick street it run over a child, who w Stilled on she silos ; somber chili' was :tacked &two, and dreadfully tort 'rhe horse afterwards run on with such velocity that she wheels of the itig fore down a large scaffolding: it then ran ahnig she 4nivrtnent as far as Wardnair-street, where three indi had ninth ado to step it. Sir. Sadler awl his companion j Lell out of the tr,l.aise, and received triiikeig injury. The horse and rhaiw paiwed wider ilie portico of the. Pandit:tin, and ktiocitrd down slie persons who had stalls tliere, and smashed their stalls. I t a as very dissresbiog to see she ntanv 116 , 1M1 persrins carried along the streets to tile alalalesex Hospital, fine of whom are there at present. (Miens were carried to their residences erpially injured. ere wele no Kass rim lli at 17 penis's' knoetteslituwo . _ fa. The Public art • respectfully informed, that after this Week HAMA:IOII%M HOLIDAY will be withdrawn for a short time. to re-embellish the Scenery. :Machinery, [tresses. Av. and then val. be re-produced wp.h.edditiunal &eine*. THE NATIONAL REGISTER. SPORT) 'G INTELLICZATE. BRIGHTON, Jimit 30. A Gold Cup of 100 gs. given by his Royal Highness the Prince ' Regent. added to a Sweep.takes of in gs. each; four miles; three yea olds. Cat. itdb.; tour, ket. 31b.; five, bat. 131 b.; six, and aged. Mr. 'forner's e ) . h. Anacreon, S years old, beat the Earl of EgremonCs gr. c. Scowden,.3 yrs, and three others. A good race. Plate of imp thr 3 yrolds, ; four, kst. Mb.; tire, bat. 31b. ; six and amid, 9st.3lb. Heats, tile New Course. about a mile and three quarters. Mr. Turner's b. in. Rhoda. 6 yrs old, beat Lnrd Illarch's b. h. llnncesvallca, 4 yrs old, and three others. Excellently contested heats. • CECOND DAY,StTu3Itv..II:EY I. .... _ _ I.adiee Purse of Angs. for :11l ages. 'Licata, the New Cowie. Mt. Douverie4 eh. h. Zailig, 5 vecri, beat Mr. Clark's b. m. ilertha, aged. and two others. \Von lever v. 5. WA a 1 Zatlig. Hunter. atakes of tsgs. C:leil s with tbsgs. laded fawn the-Racing Fund, or horses that have regularly burred this year, with the Brighton or Leo ob boost:, karats, .sew Coarse. King's - - - 'gate, weights. Mr. T. •Iludson's g. Honest Torn, itgoil, beat Mr. Brailly's b. ni.Stisao. , 4 yr., imul Lwo otlwrs. A goisl race. Mr. Hudson's p. g. was claimed . AI etch for Niters; weightily age; 'slr. King's b. g. 5 yrs old, tkCat Mr. 131!1's b. g. Lustre. - - 11411t0 DAY. Mownost Atmusr 2. This MRS the third and lands) , of Brighton Rum and proved fertile for excellent 'Liming. It w.ts oeknowlolgeti by many Gentlemen of the Tart Club, that better !laces could nut be wit • neased. The Dukc ul York to , A his usual station in the Grausi Stand. The Races commenced this day with a Match for Sogs. when I.ord March's bay colt 'Nonce's/ha beat Mr. thas laruwn.gtitl. in 4 Lustre.— Won easy--7 to -itonoceolles. The 3 owe Purse of tiougs. added to a Subscription si logs. pub for horses of all ages.—the last tat) winuer to be s.dld for 2isio. Mr. Pearce brown filly. Misery. four years old, beat Mr. Bouverie's elleanut cult. by Haphazard. 3 'eau* oh!, and three others. The Judge placed three, and decided that :Misery was the winning horse by a neck. ItarulicapClute of, So .—The New Coarse. Mr. C.vrtenie's bl. colt, by Juniper, 4 yews old, beat 4r. Wsalkea's black filly Gem, 3 years old, &A. bulb. and three others. Tbis rum was considered to hare produced three of the most remarkable well-ronteated close run heats ever knewa.-5 to 4 en the field against Gent. .tier the first hest, 6 t 0.4 the oNotittl.est, te to Lou Juniper. 'Zirtbo. 4, Vorset w a aet, rortm.l9.l.qoare, :he lady Of T. M. Ramsay, CM. of a aunt. At 4to,kholm,Viecounteat atTfortt, Intl) , of his Excellency Vied. Stl...stiord, his SI Ajr.l) . , that Conti. or A .laughter. I ha• lade of 'fealty I.ase,.eett. of lire*[ Russell tercet, Sh.ortelnary eve.tre. of a cl.tueltter. At U pool' hoese, near Taunton. the fatly of J. F. Itrieldale, esq. of a ann. floc 14.4 of 11. Moira, asq Ot Conduit meet, of a d mdlder. At Naillualmow, toe lad) .. J. L. claulder. Martin. At hackney, A. Green, esq. of tkat plate, to Margaretta, dant/Ater of 41.1 lilt N. dr St. Croft, of homestrol. At ilt.heontsfs. Ilanover wove. r. T. F. E. Drake, esq. of !qottwell cosh*, mot of llucklaud.h I:nvo. to I.:,ranor. oat) dan,thtvr ul Jas. holland, esq. of Piceedilly, sod Lflehaso, Iliddlesce. At the neer chinch, lar)lrhooe, Alutitungn, rsq. of Carey sheet, liseoheeino. to C.lizabetis Esaasms, oily danAltief of Dr. liat:y. of Clowlottootreet, l'orijand place. At l'ottary. J. It. Clifton, a the Stock Eschange,lo Miss Law. I,llCe, oicee of los Rev.% to. mid Ai rt. V 41318411. of l'Olttry, At 11aryieloo.e elinrch, sir 11. It. Calder. lirt.44 Park holm, bout, to Lady ** t ame... s. new. datiglitc). of the Earl of fjohertel. At 14. Jsun es church, C. j W.llte, .•s+ M.D. late front the Cast 111(11C/1. to Ml*. liseadfkk.of Woodfool. fesec. At liachuey, ntaith, A 1.1). of eovil, Itotneract, to Mary, eldest dioschlor, of J. Chi istir • sq. of llarknrywitk. koheet,ool) woof Ihr H.v. J. Jielher. of Coodolton, I.eieeetershise. to k.socaa, )usitipshi dose,ht.srat flososaa %siker, esq. of .10i1U street, rOie. - - At 4.1.e..ter. Ilndoon, el. of Portland pl*ee, to Emotes naniford .houghtel . of the Lle.! 11. H. I lesketlh t.ottfeb, 10 the event) of Denbish, and of knottilad tull, Lsocnill!e• Ditb. of At Kessinstrin palace, the lady Viscountess Mulesworth,. whlow AM. lets. Lord V4cmiont strden. lienttsh (OWN, J. O. Pair, cog. ward 41. hassil., 0.14 denchter at, tioe Rev. W. I humid, of runehl, aged 2'. At tilorihroth. Mrs. Vanditses, myth i ti tot the RI. Illsom the ‘lsSacel• tar of the 13 beguel word Al. In I'q' lock.) Frooie. 4:robotic. rag. M.P. for Kinross. I. Nicoll, roil. of Scosrlon, seed Ai. .li4rphie tombs. Aeon.' daughter of Dews'. rag. nf 110marton• Iteheers, MUe out She Kr,. Mr. Collitssi.., curate or it) ton, Mohair'. M Hyde, Isle of **Cold, !Inner ?aria, only dosed. rof W 'toss, •• 1. or Fsiole we, Isom' of Nelson sroser, aged IN. Mr. M.o.*. Id list Itorusgli Math A•soct, ovatll o . At tb sitscroth, Mt. W. Nl' audio:A'. of L.,0 e , I It.ion•ssltt•s. In Jeovrr Alva, I.lcsaslilly, Mrs. I:. AUeorls, aac.l .qt. At Itignmonth, ''lssas, eldest oultuf She Isle I. t CAI. S IDI,EII'S IVELI.S. MONDAY, AVOUST 9, and five following Evenings.—The Evening's Entertaintnents will commence with the „Mat new Ilarlesminade ' called HAIII.EQUIN's 1101.1 s DAY ; or, Tits: Es EO l Harlequin, Mr. Ituloput; Pants-. loon. Mr. Iljeste,; Clown, Mr. Grimaldi; and Columbine, Miss Tree. After which will he rerivsi (for one Welk onlyi TUC V. MAN. Character., Me srs. Hartland, Outline, Campbell, Ryttia, Mader, Hayward, flames; Mi..s Collintion, Mrs. Studer, And Miss Trae.—ln the course of the 'Evening a new Song. g-gilled " The Whisper of Lore," by Mr. O'Rourke from the 'Theatre Royal, Du4n , his drat appearance in London. To conclude with • new pAgyanc Melo-Drama. with new Scenery, .Mac!titsery. Dreams. and Decorations, Music by Mr. Nichobron. called THE IDIOT HEIR. Characters, Messrs. Campbell, Mears, Guerint, C. Crisp, and Bedford ; Miss Tree. Miss Neville, tline,tinte) and Myr. W eston, e. fi e. The trbol of the last :`Celle exhibited on REAL WATER, rapre- - enting ' the overthrow of the Usurper. and oral destruction of the Castle by FIRE. T.ie new Harlequinade written, and the other En tertainments arranged under the direction of Mr. GrimaMi. On Mor.day. the IQ' instant, a new Melo banns, called TILE CALIPH AND THE CAD'. A new Interlude. called "At Home and not at Uome, or How to Act and lime to Imitate:" a new Mein Drama. called liar. ditsan the Raven. or the Bandits or 'Falkenstein, - are in a great , state of forw.trdness, and will be produced as soon PS pIYSIIIIIL. Ilox 4S• Pit 24. Gallery is. Hoare open at half past fire, begin at half past six, picric kept till half-pied seetn. Places to lee taken at the Dos Mee of the Wells every day . hoe' nine to four. Free Atiniiit'ont for the neaten may he obtained, and Crivate hoses may Lind, by appiteetiod ae ti:c Do% Otlicc. • LOllOOll SOarlicts. —-- - - - CORN-PAC!' ANGE, NION D AT, August 2d. We had a plentiftil supply of wheat at market this morniag, which. added to that which rema ined over from lasi week, made the market unusually dull. and caused a decline of from 4 to 3s. per qr. and very few sales could be dßeted at that reduction.— Barley Li very little in demand, and pricer may be quoted rather lower, Oats sr/plentiful'. hating had several arrivals since last Friday, which hasty-rationed a trifling reduction in that grain. In Beans, Peas. sad other articles, there is very little business doing. and no alteration in price. CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY. AIM. 4. We bare had but few arrivals of Wheat front our own cotot since Monday. in consequence of which prices remain steatly, and business is pretty brisk. Foreign Barley is still on the de- Cline, and but few salts can be effected. The supply of Oats is plentiful, and prices a trifle lower. In Peas. Beans, and other articles, Were is very little business doing. and Ito alteration in price. CORN EXCHANGE, Fatpay, An;;. ti. We have had several arrivals of prime Wheat from our own coast since W ednesday, but though the supply was large, inclu ding what was left over man Wednesday, the sales were dull at the pi ices of that Jay. The does wit ineleasti for Foreign Harley, but prices remain as per last. 0-as are plentiful and from ts..tsi Ya par quarter eleaper. The business in B eata, P(11 4 . dial 4 Ind no ulteratiiat in prices. I'e.. ;ES OF Glt tl Mea,ure SW MD A Y. • S. SG a 60 63 a 7.1 1 .3i a 31 ,IN fait of E , Oo. Bust w ZJNEbU. G. S. S 6 a 6i 13 yU is 34 LE ELK, VIIIDAT. R. I. 56 a 66 63 a • 7i 30 at :11 Red Wkaal 11 hue Rye.... Drank, or thick I Wheat Harley , 32 a 3M 32 a 37 32 a 3S Pale Malt Feed Data Brew Or roland do. 26 a 29 I 26 a 2$ 26 u Y 4 New Tick Ream . 43) a aii I .43 a 46 40 a 46 Ohl ditto New Pigeon ditto 4): Al 50.816 a SO 46 a 5 0 Roiling Pease Pea.e I 43; aSS46aS3 46 a 53 Ropc.ceti per liot 43t. a 436 4.31. a 491 a 42'. _ . AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN, far Quarter, of the Twel)e Slant Our riet4 of ENGLAND mid WALES, for the Wet k coding Jll.ll Ma, extracted firmer Salu day's Gaze: te. V. brat... 76c 2.1 Harley... 414 511 I Beans 50 4 8 d 11. e . 46; IJd 1 Oat 284 431 Pelvic ... 50+ _od PRICE OF FLOUR, Per Sark of Five Butheiv, 01 28011 a. s. Monday. 5. 4 . Monday. e. Fine Faieliwb Floury(' 3 a tin American Flour ... 40 a 44 Seconds d•ttu .... 53 a 110 per Barrel of II cal. Ha KA IL 0431. to N OR AlthiCOrAlnl Average made from she Returns iu the, Week radius: Wed. uesday N. 0•4. per ewt. exchoi‘e of ilow. .S.l. Ili 11E1 t.J.11 MONDAV. 04'44119T 4.—We had a rev •ittroil supply of prime beasts tha morning ea market. which met ready sale at the prices of Lit week. The /bow of Mutton was also !mgt. and trade brisk at.our lost prices. ,-Pork is dearer. strar:eal remains notninally as per last.—'fhe busies.; in the Hay ariarket was very dull; thatarticle has f.dlen ir, price. and few tales could he effected. ('lover is also dull in sale, and cheaper. Straw re mains as per Lot. FitiseAv. AUctUST 6.--We had this morning a good supply of prime beasts at market, and sales were easily dratted at Mon. day's prices. Mutton was also plentiful, and rather cheaper. Veal tutu Pork we both dearer, and dull in sale.—The business M the Haynuuket was rer dull, that article declined in price. Clover has recovered iss priv, and is brisker m sale. Straw remain. as per last. .Subjoined is a cornet statement of the numbers and prices at market : MILE of MEAT exellisive of the Offal, which consists o Mead, Entrails, , and Holt, auJ is worth about Id. p.r 114.—Per stone of 01b. stornay. ' I Beef 4. Aid to 2d Mutton .4: 0.1 to 2. OJ Lamb 24 ltd to b. 5d Veal Ss 0 , 1 to tis Od Pork Ss .thil to Gs ltd Mead ul Cattle-at Market. Beast. . 2,100 Sheep. awl Lambs . 17 ,200 Pies • . . 2:40. , Calves • • t 99 Eit tith V. Ilay Clover Straw Beef .4. •0.1 to 5. g ; Mumma St 0,1 to 51 Id Laolls 54 ittl to 2. 04 Veal 5s 6.1 to 04 24 Pork bt 041 to 64 4,1 Head or Cattle at NI.I krt. Reams • • . . • 500 Sheep sail Loath' 6WO Pigs sse ( - - - - 15 U 0 to 16 6 0 - . o o to tl o o - • • - 12.10 0 to IS 0 .0 --,--- - --- -- • PRICE OF LEATHER,. Per round. Melts, 50 to UN each., .. ... Doet.siog lljd,s 11411! CM4Ch Ilidel. .. lid to 19,1 Crop Hides. 95 to 401145, Cur euttiog ..........15 , 1 to 1t 4,1 Dit to, 4.5 to 5011) lrld to tld Calf Skins, 30 to 401 hp Deito,sl to 1011 is Ditto, ill to !Antis roomed Door Nide, I 6tl to ISJ Small Seal.: (Greculand) Lome ditto, per dozen . .. . i;0. to ttOs _—__—_-- PRICE OF OOPS. New Rat.., per cwt. .1 New Bal , er cwt. Keut, . 51 04 10 04 0, 1 Subges 41 IJ to 51 iOs New Pockros, ree cwt. Kent . 104 to 1 .51 10. to 6; 15; .5;11...eit 4 154 to b! L 5. I•lart.lusitt 01 u, io 111 UAW 1411)ES. Rest Heifers ittul Steen, pity stone . 811 to 24 t4( d 1 21 , to Vs . .. .. 4 Od to is Ott .. (Lelia:try O. Lnitlirh llorw Murket Cull', inich lit ........ . Ntieneiii‘s INdlrd Limbs Od to Ot Od. Od In 84 011 Od Si' 1 e24 0.1 to O. 041 Od to $ 8 od LON1A)! : Printed and Published by the Pro u prietor .10111, TWIGG, et tie ()di c e, 76, Pleiq-Sircet, utist hr.o ell I.eitere to .iCi!itor, Sc. (paz.-rsid), l lze &dike:std. AUGUST 8• ~.:6 .