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intivisaker maw eilaessa szenNa,
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spouraw iliesses 1.
TM Trial Orebro, • oobortipllon lep. earls, for dm yrs
• 741. Mb.; boor yrs old, M. Ob. ;in yro old, Mb.;
on no old sod nog, Ow. Illb. P.M.
Lord Barter% b. I. lloltso,l yry MI
Mr. Vary% eb. k Moroweide, 5 yrs old
Mr. Wyndham% b. b. Noble Hood, 4 yrs old
Mr. Voodttarer c. by Cr..; sot of Lolly Prawn%
3 yrs old
Mr J. b &o'er, 5 yro old .... 5
Mr. Orrinneteo M. b. Paroles, 4 yn old
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The Grand Doke Michael Stakes of begs. reeh, with • Clip
of SSS stitoe, girt% by his Imperial Highness, for throe
• yes old coke, Set. 7th.; tithes tit. A.F.
Lieroevertor's he. f. Bittern, by Tbooderbolt, out of
. novae
Mr. Junes. limber to Ihrorbass
Mr. Souveries b. e. Treenail's, by thwllle, out of Morel 3
H. R. H. the Duke of York's b. e. by Ithseher, out of
&repairs dans
Lord ktreter's b. c. Makes's, by Soothsayer, out of sister Is
eltippenhass
Mr. Villiers's ch. a. by Suotheayer, oat of Jobs of Paris's
dam
Mr. Villiers's f by Seiko, out stf Deus Clara
Doke Of Graftoo • b. c. Re aisid,-by Haphazard, out of
Prodrocc
Lied Jersey's ch. e. Prophet, by Soistbseyer, Soft by Des.
Mr. Vsositiares ch. c. by Cardisal York. out of Selina
Mr. Usloy's eh. f. I bla, by Trull', swot of Emily
Mr. 114tiwa's e. Rioter, by Hedley, out of Jesse
Mr.Bittson's cßosicroeissi, by Sorcerer, out of Cecilia

tA Maysoird's b. e. by Part Urn% out of Gist
Mr. Clare'', e Gyp, by Hephassrel, out of Landscape
Mr. Fos's eli. e. North Wester, by Haptiassrd, out of Chats
hir .1V slsson's c. by Sosuleasko, out of Cowslip
Mr. Goadard'a lovater, Welber to Bobsdil
Mr. Crasektord's e. by *list, out of Palma
Mr. Jaques's b. c. Welber to Maedassis.
The Judge placed hut 3.-46 paid forfeit.
2 to I sgst 8i11et5...4 to 1 ark Treisiliso..-6
apt Reliustd-2 to 1 apt Ibla.

IVATERFORD AGRICULTURAL REPORT,
MENDING Ttilolloll THE COWITISS OW WATIIIIVOSI,
TIIPTIDIAILY, KILKENNY. AND wairoas.

SEPTEMBER.

Reaping and preserving the harvest were the auxissolepaa
cern and prlecipal employmest of farmers during the sneel
part of September. The great fall of rails with which Angled
rescinded, aril September tommested, extremely alarmed
fanners with an idea that the chief part of their harvest was
lost, or raised. However they were, at intervals, favoared
with a moderate poetic*. of dry weather, so list better prow
peels are wow eutertsieed. In this district the hervest has
bees much recovered fin. its prentrities state, sad crops is
these pans are but partially injured. The loss will be tri-
vial in ramparison with what warn anticipated in the early
peat of the month.
Although corn was exposed is various wale to bode-
'sultry of the rain, and muse wheat,tat dears and I. abeam,
was scattered upon the stubble, subject to the limy rah*,
still this wheat was, in the sequel, thrashed and disposed of
at market, and the highest price of the day was sibtiieed.
The wooing, then, of the loss of the benefit are sot so et.
lenitive as might be expected. Notwithstasding some partial
injeries sustained by she isitjacesit commies, the harvest raw
not be an materially injured as si vend here aunseed. The
crops were well nsoisiened with the rain, which circumstance
moat have contributed to as increase in the weight of torn,
as that in this instance fanners seep to be gallons end set
losers, baring gut papered for wet. Alt/weigh is some cam
corn might be a little damaged by rain, yet ie other respect.
it has bees swelled by it, and very mooch enlarged, and oath
corn often sold to good advantage. Atiestineee of produce,
additional weight of water, and tolerably good prices, should
eventually be expected in ermunerate the fusser for the in-
jury dune to his crop. {fill, regard la the alaresiegateminfs
which reach Us from different parts of Ireland and Esglaad,
we should, upon usalere coasideratioa, hare reason to hope
that the truth is not altogether so dismal as represented. In
such eircumstauces are often exaggerated ; fur, In ge-
neral, when crops are but partially affected the alarm is pro.
claimed, that the major part is lost, when is fact nut, snore
than a small propel thus is affected, or injured, aed possibly
that tittle is bat superficially damaged, nail by due maims
may be restored.
The intendancy of grain disposed of in this market
during September exhibits sin deficiesey of quantity, sled
we are pessiailed that the liege supplies of grans thus
disposed of at ibis rally season are without a parallel in
the records of the Waterford markets. If our treas.
actions were allowed as an estimate of the ammonets ui
train pardoned in other parts of Ireland, and of She
abundance lif both old nod new earn in she English
markets, there could be no •pprelseusiee of a scarcity
of grain Ibis season, as once dieaded. liewever, specu-
lators are often disappointed. A change of weather will re-
their most sautuine expectations, as " Provideete only
must rule in the kingdoms of sue," so that a scarcity might
come when not expected, and, when expected, alight be
averted. At any rate, all idea of hewing the pons °Freed
is nearly abandourd for this quarter. We intiandeal is owe
last Repo. t that we should be more rompeteu to jails* bosh
with regard to the produce and misfit in of grain this mouth
than in the former, we now proceed with the fullowieg state-
strut :
Wheat is in abituilance, although is some respects de-
Anent in quality. 'limner there appease some eery rinse,
mole but middling, and a Lirge portion very irfertur, which
latter descriptioe we should have reason to aspect has beta
already "Inertly or nearly disposed of. If immediately kiln-
dried, it will produce tolerably good fluor or wholemeal.
except such of it as has vegetutril, or begun to grow, sod
should be considered malty. At present we bear no com-
plaint with regard to malty bread; perhaps moue of this ha-
tenor descrip is in yet nounifisetwitil. We silents sot
expert at this gramme so large a rinaeisty of palmed gerund
flour as Islet year, but ne may welt expect a auperabandauce
of coarse flour sad hrau.
Harley appears Io have beta rather snottily .on lke
qoantity must be limited, and the chief past Riot mend. red
prime, so (last lashing barley will be rather *4-vet.l Nid-
e ithstanding, these sill be uo de6ciesey with segued to a
sulliciesey fur beverage.
Here and 14e, we expect, will be fully adeepuill to the
eowsumpr .
(hats appears sot so aliumbtel as wheat. Howl wee, the
quantity wall probably be sufficiesit for the &tenni Al-
though there is some of it but very issierior, yet mine of it
is very p .
i.
Potatoes, according to the prevent prospett, log super-
abeitilaut, cod excellent in pointy ; CUMIN I.eutly,' their ap.
pear to br more than arkluate to wake up fro any dellessury
which may occur is grains,
Pastore grounds suit aft, rgrass appear in a Ilussiirkieg
emidiours, with a must beautiful endow. The grass anus
to grow nun redact better thaw iu spring.
Hay and straw are likely to he sufficietit fur their tiartice-
tar uses.
Fallow. are sow prepared fur the reception of seed sheet,
and the wane; will comassees tatty its Ociuber.s—f Wyggp,i
ford Mirror.) 1 t
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The Two Catharine", Price, from hica to Prorideses!
(Rhode Island), was sunk scar Dutch *slated, Jurists a hair-
riraue, eau the 3d ult.
The Ontario, Depryster, from New Tusk to Chisa, was
lost near Timor, uu the 2.1 of January. Cargo sawed,

PRICE Or oil,
iper Ct. eras. 7611 i 77
per Ct. N. A05..1092!
H00d5..." 63 p.. I
South Sot Stuck...44j
Coos. for Acc. 76j 77/f

. tAI If/pITERDAT.
Es &Us, ed. 1.0001. per!
I pr.
Ditto, 5001.....1 I pr.
Ditto. swell.. 3 3 3 pr.
Lottery Ticktt, 19/. Ise.

Primed sad Po&UAW as THE manna runs sad TEE
GLOBE Oft" N. 117, arm/4 17 C. C9IIIIWELL,
of the Stsaml.