The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-07-12 00:00:00

NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

The first fortnight of the mouth was very dry, awl the
Corm on the light lands were begioniug to be seriously af.
fected by the driinglit, but mute the 10th we have Men
favoured wish occasional showers, by which the crops have
hers greatly benefited; and the Barleys especially are corn-
ing well Who ear. We are sorry to observe, however, that
the effects of the very severe frosts in the latter aid of May
have been mach more prejudicial than al the time we ima.
gined, the ears of Wheat in particular beteg ►o much in-
jured, that a great falling off must be the consequence. On
the ge, nut fewer than five grains in every ear is totally
destroyed ►y the frost. Rye has suffered still more severely,
many crops being scarcely worth the saving. barley, not be-
fog in ear at the time, dues nut seem to be affected. Great
complaints exist of the injury done to She Pea-crop by lice;
to what catcall they may affect the produce remain,: to
be proved, but nu doubt very considerably, the Oasis
swarming with them; on the whole, the appearance of the
crops is ertiairly not no favourable as at the tad of May.
The Gram no the related pastures was equally affected with
the Care, sad received a mum which it has sever get over;
may are morning shoot • third of a crap. Great numbers
.4 Lembo have appeared at marts% which meet sale at from
11. to Ilia. a Mad. hooch beams are lower, wail come
very pleatifully to hand; the holders having lowered their
Mae Meer burgs, fee►, may have born disposed of at fia.
and s tribe under, per muse. Nothing appears to toe yet
Mown shout the price of Wuol.
Wheats are rasher ►igher of late, say its. to 345. lA.
Barley M. we 176. per coosab Turuip•mwtug has game as
ender very favourable eirranmiaacts the laud Moog liar.
Gana* moist, sad the lies beteg less inrobiresisse them
we bad feared they worthl prove; sway a the firsi-tatra
Seeks are getting sato Ilse broad leaf; very few whites mi
yet manowniame Is.

Estly on Sunday morning, the ith instant, the
high fences of Mr. ATHBILTOII.II yard were scaled,
for the purpose of rubbing hos waggon, which orris.
ed at Eton late on Saturday night. Ammig the
14ding of the sr.ggon were many trunks. some of
them supposed to contain properly to a romi.lerooble
amount. The robbers succeeded itt reatusiow three
trunks from the wAggost to an aitkonoing meadow,
one of throw coastal 00000 g confectitoiwry, atwitter a
mechanic's tools, and the other wearing
The contents of the latter the villains carried 44;
but from she two former they selected only a few
articles. The utighmiun bring alarmed by the
harking of digs, further depredations were pre-
vented.

IRELAND.

SESSIONS COURT (DUBLIN), Tv &spier, Jor RS.

EXTRAORDINARY DEPRAVITY.
This day Pairock Almon was arraigned on a
Charity of
"robot/ 861. in Bank motes, the property
of Mary Gormly.
The Prosecuiria said. that her hushend, who had
been employed as guard to the BONA moil coach,
11411 been lately drowned at Drogheda. in comp--
titmice of which alie was somewhat deranged to her
timid since. S t kept a hunter's shop to Moore-
street, and hour children tu provide be. The
Psi-osier was a sort a a clerk. she did not know
to wham—he dealt with her for dung. in her way,
rod emitted tier to m ,rry bent. Toe riteiiing or
the rnbbely. hr 141,14.11 her out to lake a Kiss% wish
to whorls slit Ittiowistril —NIA after faking soma
'pinta together, fiiiihisg bier liv with gist
liquor, lit mode fr. e woth her foil krt, and pocked it
4" the control*, 86/. in Dank notes. Mr wilt pos.
sinus Ore hail au lunch in her p• ckrt when she
weed out with I 1.416 1/4/Udy to lake tt
but him.

h.r e.rnas-examinstion by Counsellor M•Nalw
ly, she confessed that she had been with lino buses
his committal to gmt (or this otieoce; 1114 she
there consented to susrtY I ,I. lit him a 30a. wog
for the warpage. rod were actually 1114rfleli by Mr.
Woods, clerk to ,Alr. Bovines; she Iwind this
Woods had formerly been a parson, hut she did
not consider the marriage losides Nuns'.
was minted, she had rimer discovered, to two wives
alreatly—olortlwr or tin, site did tout wish to have
arc thing more to do with line.
The RecoaDca censured her highly for her de-
pravity, and expressed his mowero t11:11 her cutweett.
jug so the marriage acquitted Nostra of the felony.
The Jury had nuthnig to du with the validity or
erivalidily of such a disgraceful marrisge.• The fel-
low who maimed them (Wood•), whatever obloquy
be might bring on the sacred prufrssiuu, was actu-
ally in holy orders—his marriage taiwo, therefore,
be admin.-41, on this tecits.on, a good one ; and this
precious couple, for the present, be considered as
Mtn aitd wife.

The Jun. of course. instantly acquitted.
The RECORDER observed. that a wore flagitious
and drp.avvd bu•wess he never witnessed. Woods.
who load disgraced the church, wild had been ex-
pelled from its bosom, found an asylum in the
gaol of •Newgate, where he was employed HA clerk
to the gaoler. in which situation lie had Ilse di.
Isrpiealy and impudence to make • mockery of all
laws human and divine, by marrying the most
abandoned sod proffsgate wretches that offered
themselves for that purpose. lie insisted that
Woods sl Id he forthwith dismissed from his rm.
ployment as clerk to the prison, which was instantly
complied with._ _