The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-04-30 00:00:00

AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

The Marquis of LoNDOstomtitittniivecithe Or-
tler of the Day for the Honse forming itself into a
CoihMititee to take this Report iota further consi-
deration. He and that he would take the opportu-
nity of the Committee for explaining the intentious
of Oovernation.
The call fur Sir E. O'BRIEN again became
almost general.
Sir E. O'BRIEN was proceeding to observe that
the call was grstolving to hint.
The Marquis of LoNnoNDERRY again objected,
especially us his Right lion. Friend, the Irish So-
t:Wary, had been mem for.
Mr. Boot:Guam thought that it world be more
convenient for the House in hrar the communica-
tion then, then in the midst of a debate on another
subject.
Mr. PEEL had no wish but for the fullest expla-
natMn. But his Right Hon. Friend was aware of
the communication of the Hon. Baronet, having
received *huller intelligence that mottling. He was
prepared to answer the lion. Baronet, but then he
ought to have bud sufficient notice of the Hoot.
Darman's intent
Who House atoll called for the statement of Sir E.
O'Brian. - r••
Sir' ollorg 'faked if the condition of mid-
thuusauda living on one wretched meal •
ria.y was pot a suffictent subject of importance to
demand utteotion ? lie stated it with grief—a
small libidos of oatmeal, mingled with nettles or
Otiteieftesei; was the daily allowance of food for
ktitglOy thousapda of the people in the sotlth.
.The
xeliatf to distress so urgent roust not be delayed,
.(Cries of " Go on. go on!")-.What was there to
Nohow, in the sufferings of-others with this state
of dtpitsion ? It was well knowit that from the
rains of August and September last, the po-
woes were all wrier-logged in that part. of the
country t they wore dug up, and in that state
pitted, to prevent any further effects from the
;float *collier: The decay lad, however, begat.
'to thtik, ;he ..liotatoes were brought in, and
'changed from time to time to dry them, but
the tar greeter part perished. It was not toll
Very lately that- the extent of the mischief
could he astertiiined. The arse' was most nor.
lanqholy. "Tie Grand Jury sad' Magistrates had
forwarded fo eepresentation from the Asczes to the
:Lord Lieutemmit, and they had no doubt of his Lord-
4rosip'd binigor consideratiou being given to the sok-
ject :;15trt doe dowers was so far beyond calculation
that wi tfilog but Of Parliament could reach
!?!.. To !counties of Cork, kerry, Limerick,
40./1 itaiiilaillions•Rotti: all ins robin silos-

tie*. If any moo ulna isnnounce that laitoco.
t.iitiowood:Worwiek were without coed Mud employ-
41iittrior•their poimletion, what would be rani?
"N et bedause they were the most poor and riecessitour,
510/4.0,01..0t I. a listeutti iu ? Were they to wait
till the doitress became intolerable brfore they
*UMW gain attention ? There were our million and
half of kisvoiale without the ttievus of exicsnee !
'The ',vermin or 1801 and 1616, severe as they
„sviere, were nothing to Ibis. Then there oas pru.
*lblou at area time of the year lot two or time
in.a..th.; cow there were foes months tit wait, be.
lore the ore mop, withoot soy .o.tenonee. At

'ltie former period the pressure was great because
Ike ;okra; were high; but thew there was money
in engulotion, cull some of it found its way into
Irsliond. The high prices of groin carried into
inset cottony Kure some relief to the pressure. But
'repot v.. their reseed situation ? Thousands of
able awn about the country 'Rollout the means of
• • life, or the posothility of gaining tr rls)'s labour at
the lowest possible price ! Thry bail no means of
igetiine tidier money or money's wi.rth to supiont
' the* tliroughout the whole county of Cane. He
korw.the grtietally received ortolan was. that there
was plumy of corn to be had. What stgnidrd that
Co ireopir who hod no inoury to boy it ? Much
'would be dare by the gentlemen of the coons
try' and the uhsruhrev. But what could they
all a., to phew,. such distress nessoug 150.000
*ire county 1 All the resources of the country,
of every knot, world do nothing; relief must be
lasi/, or the prople by thousands open thousawds
must prrtsh, and. thesossuds alone would perish
I,itat that canoe. The destroymg angel was sirestly
out : do whetrerr they otruld 1111 W, illOUSellai 11/U4
rof hunger lerfaire trlief could arrive. This was
rip. smog inelei.choly story in the world ; he was
ensuprilrd to toll the atteuiion of the House to
The chore-se would not be iu fullest force till
she middle of nest months They bad ably
to look set the price* to judge of it. Polotors
twelve months ego lid, per stone, weir now 61.
usigl . bid.; outeueul higher at Limerick thaw in
4pinkri, Wing it the former place 151. per toss.
onto d could tee 'bought in any English minket at
13f. ! WWI could .41 do for thew I Would
airy rdvaucr moue,/ on •the rates? would. they lend
t- erw ivordlion or so ON that security • until some-
breier should be door ?.. They could bold

ttn jonger ; their dustiest, menet be reiteeed.-
114 Mee. Ryer! ptoreetiektu dtaw an affeetiog picture
("htt ojekttytey st•te of the evenly ef Clare. He prayed
' his hispeir•• 44serotorot to este:dab' %belittle tie *eV
:46. of the' w igatiotlit whiff ft was teeth) lu be, slid iT
• he 0e..6 sib applp ihtell to the best odds of sffuttling some
et-Itef; lot br could swore then thee the coesesry geolle.
taro of Emotion ..old room Awl it market fur soy eerroltes
46:" thr peudeter of their !midi, sod • cousequeet retie( boon
• troy ovoidal of their orroult .1111Sehittes which toyfitertee
.• Noir thee striae, 'though much to the loiteour of the
'Jemmy otueb.oe had the boomer' I. repast tit, *kite other
pelt' Wert ilsoterbeit, abet* the whole of Lost tick Was in-
'hoed, thy had hero able to presente the year.* wholly we

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