The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-12-07 00:00:00

BRIGHTON (HASS) EXHIBITION.

The t show of animals, exhibition of manistictstres,
ie►ealluus and products, the plusighiag snatch, and trials of
strewth of work's( ogee, instituted try the Massachusetts
friciely (or Or prosolso• of agriculture, took plate oe
Wednesday sad Thenraslay is trightoo.
The Ausiety m•t at as early boar in Agricultural
audsafter Litigating for new owenslters, sad irsowicting otbn
Lustiess, west i■ prueessioo to the snretiugAinuse, where
prayer. were graved by the Rev. De. Foster, of Brighton,
aril as address was delivered by the Res. Mr. Coleus'', of
Roston.

The house was Ailed wit► tamers, mautufaeturres, sad
geutkutem of sliatioctios. from almost every part of the Cum.
we .usibrlth mud the thsioo. His Extensive), t►e Guerra's',
data .Huiruur the Lissireaat Gulletrear, the Han. Mr. Cal.
•emt, of Marylsod, Judge i.st►, of New Yob, sod • Deb,
pit hum the Grafts. Agricultural fiecitty of New Hemp-
aims, trees assuog them. The gallarias mire well Mind wit►
Lra•ita.
TIM stuck permeated for premiums and exhibitiou ens-
...tea of abort 170 animals. Thu season has not beets fa.
•..urablu (or she ezhabittun of fat cattle, sod the Lumber this
year was ans:4 but we moderate/ad as umusually larde atm.

kV are fatting /se emittat. *llse yeast/ saidtals, parties-
larly the bulls. bwiLealtres, sod betters, were iiitmasmasly
esmeress sad Ilse, sad modes a great impetoressest is
Itte stock of cMtio thesegforst the Gessaseswealth is s sheet
time. The sleek was cossalsoll is 98 cossomodiows pews.
Agricultural Hall was lilted with temotheterml articles,
implements a hasheadry, sew loyestiows is dossessie sets,
sad the products Sc *sr soil, to a touch roster retest than
es soy former yesr. Tbrre was ■ Ilse *beg of osperlitis
breedelsiths, eatisets, ilossets, notes goods,
Ilse. There were samples of a is. wissorsetnere of deck,
rebid was hastily praised by several navy Deems. The es-
biblfiss of the products of tbe earth Is alas mid to base
bees very floe.
The plesetiog match took &we us Thursday. levee
Mem steesed PP lola of ova "inner of an sem mask. The
sskees less mompleted is tbirsy.eight muster.
BERKSHIRE (MARK).
The &Ashby exhthitios was as the 34 said Ith lastest.
This Society is the oldest is the coestry, mad may emphati-
cally be styled the mother of all the others. Old Berkshire
has come oat with redoubled upleo.loar the preoest yes,.
The dimply of dosirst le animals was socommouly someroos,
mostly yeas( stork of s superior gustily. The domestic
mumfactsres were also very isleseatiale, 1M finality ap.
proschiso wearer sail nester to • point of pert rthrit. The
smother wars delightful. On the seepoul day *hilts's% teams
started over a Ilse level lead. nod performed with admirable
dexterity slid is pram. order.

WORCESTER (MASS.).
The eahibitisw in the wealthy comity of Worcester, Mass.
was warviamoilly isleresting. The day was Is., and two
hulk miss weft ofeapied is dierlsithig domestic itsasofae.
tared. giglity-eiskt peas seri. ailed with SSI animals, can-
didates far peeing% besides SO sled as poste.
Collowisa escellowt toasts trete elves al Worcester :
',Oar N.Ahw liortbit b.ewwt.►bee offessriog so reflect,
that, like ofirav .sheet, she 1111/rlOlllll she affords eters&
ea the aliment she receives."
'4 ,The Nobility of oar Country—the Lords of the► soil."
ThoParaser's cardinal points—good tools. Moog items
total faros, smart wives."

• HARTFORD (CON.).
• The tattle *hew fair and etitihi!,on or froopotro.e. Mr
the Hartford Guilty Act icriltaral litorletir took place ;et that
flit, on Wednesday Nod Tharsd•y of the week before lost.
The meek of collo. sheep, hors, he. eslitilsi fed, wait
if lint superior. to e..q r me, eIllibli•*11; bat the eraatily'
of domestic massifs( lora of re.i t ll far abort. Two cows,
with their eaten, belonzine to a Groilemsn of Woodworm,.
were sold, floe fo► 7b ea•t the other for lib dollars.—A gram
Wesel, mode by Altos Wmsdhisese. of Wethersfield, was sold,
foe 30 doUsra, Rad is permiwooevel by esimapetent judges Soho
superior, particularly in busmen, to soy imported Leghemar.
The ploughiog matels, Es usual, excited cnasiderabio la•
Weal, though the aumber stf competitors for the prises gm
less them heretofore.

TO THE EDITOR.

SlR—These who, like myself, have walked sp ash dews our
late muddy fairs sad markets, (veld net help observing the
extreme derma,a d priem„ for sleek of all hied*: the
differeore .4 the dealer to buy, sod the outdoes eare-mork-
ed face of the majority who had in sell. Those who, like
me, had aught to do with the omen's roar or the blew lne
sheep, must have had strange hearts if they did na: feel
pity sad eosspassina fee their cmers, and the sad low
level to which farmers aid fannies are reduced. Tee epee- I
ties may he salted, What is the remedy? The answer is
plaits as " Way to parish church"—Rsouweion or Rune.
The observation may be made by tonne, that farmers
aught to have " made hay while the sus ahem ;" that
whey the times were pod, the farmers were to be seem rid.
lug their sebliag sags to every hone race and fair, enjoy.
Mg the market-day io fessinig and wise, or spirits
!warpath; du}: that it was quite unsafe is be walking
after dark ea she King's highway, for their tipsy rating
in returaiag ; that their wrier' sod daughters were to he
area la alike and mussels, travelliag is post-chaise, to the
race-coarse. to anises, and exhibiting themselves at every
ball and gaiety of the times; and to add to their thought.
Inmates, the trend hequemtly was kaows to throw net the
gauntlet of drawler to his lamlierd, as if he possessed the
fee-simple of the farm: all this was possibly very true, in
spplicatim to a great somber. To those follies might be
added what mime who called themselves their friends limited
them to attesil..-.1 RICAN political lutetium Coro Bit/ 'met-
iers, aid agricaltural shows. Fes the gestleinan
twist, these is their way are well insough ; but with these
Mills, in my humble opiniuss, the Mere plaits farmer I-as
'whim; to do—they make Ina u. ghet his hosiers*, sod cod
generally is real plague to hinnialf, bin wife, sad family;
these are reformers enough iu te•lities without him, and ex-
perisieuml farming belted better leave to his landlord. ANIS !
bow many who have drank their cheerful! 'lasso( wine •i these
puhfie pod weetisse, sow taste the bitter cap sof memo,
little better thee a slay labourer. The farmer i golden (de-
eriviug) time has passed away, mud with it let hie foibles be
buried: such is his ;pineal state as to contradict the bath of
the old proverb—
" He that by the plough would thrive,
Must either bold himself or di ice."
The farmer was out, however, the only eat in the good
times, as they were called. who stepped out of his right
place ; the " stout
.114$11MM" rase in rent and ideas to a
squire. sad the ",gay &quire" to a Noble peace is loth/ging
all linage to their proper level, which will save the egoist. his
Janet to Leedom, or the wateriug plate ; the bonbandeina
will sired his cur fields, iristrad of Corn Bills; and his wife
her dairy, sod keep her maid to the spinning•wheel, Mitred
of eaantiniag the patients of a mercer's Mop, the last mew
faskimis from Lonsh.a, or the beauties of a race ball. Throw-
sag these °bees yahoos aside, it is impossible to look ar.mud
aid see many an hound hard-working isdretriees mass, aid
his family, sow soaking fast lulu pauperism, mid gel to depre-
cute the premise high reels, in proportion to illegal, of • far.
user's stock. It may perchance happen, that this paper may
fall iota tbe hands ufsonie landlord in his euavivial moments,
whilst he iseracking his juke. and ails logelberond just going
to give the toast, "Success to Airier Iture".—will Me tweet
me ix requesting him to alter it to " Success to my Telsots,"
sad to ask hinsself the few followiug questiosst " Am I
entertensiog this compsoy at the capriole of ?Nisi ag a worthy
industrial's teas? Hare I filled my cellar with the rrscts of
• leaast as whom 1 seised by the advice of my atisord,
who laboared with the sweat of his brow in miss to mike his
mascots good? Am I nut cuslideat, at the present rate of
things, with the renewl rests, sot sae of my temutry Oka
make his way good.'" I would humbly ask each as use,
what must be his auswer?—why, it must be, if be possesses
die' feelings of COMMON honour, tomatoes !minority, sad
thristlarity, " 1 meet scud my teuauls ow their way rejoic-
ing ; I mast 'Jo auto all men as I would they should de
unto rimy' / marl Lave a LIVING cot a lIRCAKISG
lemantri j I mud reduce the rents." That the:. ere such
loodlords, it is well knows, though but few; like the good
liketaritasi. they have ro seed to go out of thee way Si. de
good; their helloes aid wlivss are best Imo-a to them-
wive.. aid their reward by lit, who has mid, with whatso-
ever measure we mete auto others, it shall be messaged
again, pressed dines sad mooing river. T. such the breath.
ha language of Job is applicable. e. azia. v. /I, 11, 12, 13—
" The young saw me and hid themselves : and d arose,
atiti stood up. Whe■ the ear heard ale, then it Missed me;
sod ether the eye raw me, ii gave witness to me s because
1 delivered the poor that cried, and the fa hatless, and
him that bad sow to help him. The Musing of biro aid
was ready to perish came open um: sail 1 caused the
widow's heart to Mug for joy." For the idle and distulute I
plead out: if a landluid has a iesperialde ladvcrious
tenant, it is a duty isicombert epos him to let no had times,
in the ahem mossious teats, be that teasers rola—
prices sad rents should rue smoothly tegether. Mach tams
might be added, but I shall conclude with being a well-
wisher to birth *aim. aid diselaimiug offense to either,
being NEITHER LANDLORD NOR TENANT.
November 19, 1991.
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Oa IVedtiesday at'auiglit • ors!, cootaining
three young r0..10, was 'okras uu the raukriy •t
Henan! Haulm, the Peat of G. P. Jt.i:Votst, Esq.
M. I'.

CUSTOMS.

IMMO, At OP WHIR Fo• PIIVATI ICTintall

'ENGLAND AND MUM).

Treasury Chambers, 1-pt. 17, 1111.
0 ant commanded by the Lords Cassie-
showers of his Majesty's Tremor, to anrsaist juts, that,in all
raves of the removal of wise, fur private use, from Great
Britain to Ireland, or rte. eerie, which slay be istrided to
be landed at any outpu►s in either country, my Lards desire,
dist, to prevent the delay which has hitherto taken place,
the cloudiest, permits, which are granted for the removal,
with the wearosary certificate that no drawback has been re-
ceived. may be forwarded direct to the Collector and Comp-
troller at such cupe's, instead of their being trsmaiiited in
he brat instance to the Corninissioners of the Customs of the
country into which the wine is to be imported, pnrsuset to
as order of die Board of the t4th Jaly, ISIS
C. ARBUTHNOT.
To the Comniissioaers of Cardoso.

CUSTOM DUTY ON STAYS".
(Copy et a Latter.)
Tressory Chambers, Novensher 6, 1621.
GrileStritgg--With reference to pier Report, I .in rows-
massled by the Lords Cossosimitoitees of his Majesty's Trea-
son,' to acquaint yon, that my Lords have directed the CUM.
saissiosers of Customs is &vaned to admit staves of the
growth and production of the British Colonies and Planta-
tions in America, not abase three inches and a half in thick-
ens, on psymest et the proper duties as staves; and my
Lords will cause the error is the Act of the Ist sad 2d
George IV., cap. 37, to be corrected iu the 'imitate Seismic.
LUSHINUTON.
To lb* Commiesiswers of Cpstoms.