The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-12-30 00:00:00

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Deady ss 3 to roar, the serrates Wing as 3to 7. Now re.
Luring three proportions to equal merfares, we And bin esteem
et 3 film in favour of &emit ; • part of which mast be at-
;alhisted to the value which agricultural prodoce receives
from the perfection of every other Womb of industry, and
from the use to which provision* are embed in this emotry,
t.• they here ft ed the ',vials who animate the mar hi ter y that
g vet a teufold value h. force. Ftetisle • metallic aini• paper
carreuey, we have another riseislatiug mediaos, a more im-
mediate representative of labour than either of these. the
produce of our inilitstry, rue manufactures, which in every
operation of barter, are cloth to him who pays. while they are
toetchandise to him who retelvee ; that to to say, they at
care remment both rash and merchandise to each of the
contracting panics. The higher prier 44 promisors,
.hen, In England, aliatinz the temp,,,,ry embarrassment
f papeemotiey, it • Peale' .f our toofictistarig prow-
-1 •iy ; soil cume,pienily now et4.l at tone as that Mom: it
s.robah!y may be taken at about one th.rd above the ge
rale of the Continent ; and if we slialoct this (cum what re-
f-tem of the valise a British agrirMlore, produce, after she
iletliirhoe for palwr money hat been mode, we shall still
hove the ratio of profiteer bets/rem Enclosed and France as
ten tr. nineteen ; and, from enlist surfacer, as live to four ;
that is to say, an rxeesa in favour of titiglarld, ftwat
letrfaem, of twenty per cent. Now this is the ratio, out of
v slur, Mot of ohs time quantity, and semi he ealirely at-
t.-ilinted to our stoperiorpericultural skill, which, uotwith-
*mediae the disedvainages of climate, makes four stapes final
measure' of Feig!i4 soil cield as murk, it, quantity, as live
of the swine memneet of French soil ; while the superiority
et our mantsfaeinies snit haste give, to the product of those
slow measures of English soil, • rabic initial to that ore/roma
exestures and a hat( of Freuch suit.
AGRlCrLeellic —We have seen, that, in France,the•Pro•
Furtiou of waste eronntda is mailer than hot
the art of cultivation is Mel( les, suds rimed. /is prioetais
are lem enlightened, and lest of principle presides over its
is metiers, to give it the consisteme of • science. The pea-
nut in Fiance is particularly igiis toot ; and thouth I.e may
have learned to read and write, sod his: hes ever iodised him
• Ira rt. The higher the order of enitorators, the greater
is the int riorite of the French firmer ; till, at the last,
an impartial ob.e,ver mutt own, that the whole agricul.
rat Mean of the mammy has taheti refuge mooing a few
Jens, alum rime% One true, deserve the higher vent's'.
✓MS MI art omit of their rarity; Nit who Cahoot suffiCe to
enlighten a population, that i. not imm lle4l by necessity 111
linen to Mir coonsels, The fertility sit the soil Ih. y till has
ant Driven Slit itiliabilarts of France to 414 vise laborious we-
ll:tots fur iiitormitig it; mid the aricuity of the climate saves
tt.em the ',oohs, of providing against the inclemency of the
or the uncenalidy of the scales... They rest with
mb fence upon the bounty of Nattier, that has prepared f for
tk-ni every advantage, tempt an imitentent to thought, and
a motive for provident ',Bet-lion. II is to the anaiety which
o 14-• propitious sod, end a less cher, lug sun create in Emig-
(,4li torahs, that we nihilistic the general diffusion of agricul-
taral knowli dge through so large • portion atom papal.-
' ; 411 I air exertion* of our enlightened po.prietors, whir
e kept the kat. n rood of loathe* tare oltn S. the ape-
• 'Aims* of the philosopher.
For many years—and never more than in tire present—we
reel) en struck whh the appearance or nor English b
compared with 'tone of France. Our oats, IN the swing,
ire nut sttoaftert .1 with tharlock In the same degree as we
Lave frenerally arra them then, in Fraser; our wheat is
P divereified with the flower of the red puppy. lu the stale
f maturity, the ear of coon is thicker, longer, and heavier,
aIA topper...l by a 'touter stem. The emir, held preemie
• two) surf-er„ a. if the shoots from every grain of seed bad
I, own arrorflotc to one common measure. The culotte.
• of brio. .4 • oak yellow, is of the recto st
smolt- •••- •-• 1..•,•• resents a eicture of are and at-
1. mho, it to be foetid in France. We do not mean to
n of r rase the slate of French agriculture, but inetely to
•sert, that it derives its c!def advantages from Katmai
x-,r miry, sailor than from the kites kdge or exertion of
a.ra.
The improvrmeals which have token ol:ice in agriculture
• :shin Me last Moly years, say. air.Chaptal,areprincipally
- -I.s, the cultivatom of the potato, • inch the pour formerly
4' Admitted, hot which has sow Amid its way to the tables alf
r.ch ; td, the t-r-oditetitas of beet-taut; sod 34, of
..rings it appeals to as, that 111‘. Chaplet
icriares the immortaliser tat the beet male ealearagneally,
• 'ten be talks of its sod the (udder supplied by the
refele. IV/ mould ask Mot, how =soy hectares of lama.
have bet n r u:lisisied iu Frame,. sad bow 11.6117 Were.
promotes or 'lntl( have been extracted from theta, except
In the establishment sloth he himrelf conducts ? Vold the
.gar of this plant is • common article of trade, we matter.
st.fari island, rs, •hu du sot limit the spreulations of Indus.
t.-y is. the gratification of vanity, must consider this brooch
• azsirulture as theoretical. Besides, it it the opinion of
teary stun have attempted it, that, without the distillation
r spirits, it it sot •tteodesl with advantage; and Ibis most
I ...itily fail Crilfrafr sine is abundant.
IeLEXCH lionegs.o-The horses of France, says Mr.Chap-
t..l„ were formerly renowned ; sad the studs which had hens
pt rpetuated from the tune of the Crossfire, famished
a.i Forope with the choicest Arabi in breeds; until
144 polity of Rieheli. n, having caused all the great proprie.
I,es to Lab ronati the Coon, Empanel inherited ibis branch
s.' iudusi,p, which in France has folk, lists uegket. This
se.sertiun is quite errourous • boost so period in the reeolkie.
t din of htstioy, could the iresteh horses be mospared to the
S.. true hi a hat we advance, that a law of Admi-
n.:toe romhibite their exportation; sod great siltation boa
ems note hero p.iel to breed of this beautiful end precious
aslmnl, portico:ail) huller the reigns of William the CO4l.
vertu, of l•fivaid 11. it'd 111. and fl, of Henry VII. sod
111. ke. Oar ;noting excited the audonishoseut of some
li,;irsamis oh,. Matted tine country in the reign of Elisabeth;
• !:rocs have out at any time bees knows to degenerate its
Lt.glaud.
The tau told breeds of French horses see the Norman sad
the Limousin. The Limousin is light. sod it fur the ambits;
send out unlike the l'olish hares. The Normals is used for

coraught as well as for the saddle; but fur *either porpoise east
he be cooper. d with soy of our best breeds, which write so
c.iosis strength with se mods &duos, so mods bows with.,
r;:ooclo lightuess, and withal, so wise! beauty sod image
su winch gruileuess. Few Nemeth hams ewe tree 11
English nodes on MU hour, or would be it to re■ is sea
mait-cooschis. The rare-purse is striae 'takedown is Fraser.
--IS..th.ne tau he muse void of Wood sod ►tasty Ora
for Freurh pust.hornoet sad, he the loves of Pane, on
a• !duos Mei an animal that bee bees wertby at s better 1.1,
ew-Ib•t is much *eye, for to .bat abuser image stands as a fru.-
tispiete to books sit farriery, au epitome of every defect this
asr.ociora i..ut j,et to. Sot. us Lemont, the eye or Ilis war-
s our o► of lb. corer offer hennas frees ►ebiad the wi•brre
• heekaey hareem; sad the Nike
a.. 'Hawse. (.1 baptise' sad fatigues, pricks ttp lively
tem awl cama hie head aloft wish all the aristocracy a
s.mture.

Souther thing rempeetise hones, of ishich the Freerh, ex.
ortpt • few obit have bees tweed it he Ewelawl, are wholly
lemmata, is the eel of putting then' hits that date if ex.
sums health, ishieb, here, is ealhd combines. Presided
Ihref be but A. .b ruough spies a horses busies, it is so
...steer hue bull it is; awl eke of the kw douse be es allow-
..f to et.. Wore he it stela, is to &haat wt turtle water as he
1.1•1404,
AGO reel soil general teethed of swerlatoisei the relative
s.( sod Frew h Wows, is she reseeded rate at
»web kite's we MOW. y.sl 11 order of Gorarroweent. A
‘s lel ;reheat in this class of public ens riaess his lately taken
weee its Fritore; attA, al hes of the furoose suoiehly
use-
. • -- oriseiteres, pins de ehaimbre. AA. sew
&missal watedries sod booosted
Frascaisra." bows been sisrowl
seaway the wads is she
of basesese is COWIN' frosts
mere domed, balk. It
diereet, sod see oessidre
: while she OMNI, rides
dam it ell Wu iliveres.
itiddv. slid shres salmis purr
garill. Tie walla,
t sio
ufsesi imootiorfil ems in
oar do, se (WPM SS
smageses. • The
am* Fousel Wm.

each toise Wag six newt, tit. 'Re Estilieh inapt, site
sustains of the mum taste Tberefure 91 smiles make Ok
tomes more than a f reach red league. According to the stew
M. &SIM% the French pub', cestsistimg of Iwo prig lesasec
is miss! in 11,900 kilometers; hill the 11110114 mile to
18.094. fly either of these conspedatimis we mare say that
'islets French teapots, or eight posts, stake 39 Esglisit
miles. Now, a comparison, ankle between the distances
Guns Paris, so sin of the pnocipal poists to which She new
meals ren—litessieeno, Cams, Calais, Lyon*, Strasburg', sail
Vairacieuses, sail the times he which HMO' Si ISlSlbeff are
performed, gives an average rate of four 2.7ihs I:eighth miles
per barer. %Theo neaihessches were ant estabiislir el in E:org.
lame, the limited speed was ten miles 1111 hour on certain of
our raids; but, being fumed iftenetteuietit, it was reduced to
cies!, sail Smelly Ist wrest Thus the reduced average
rate of maileenachrs is Falighesld is to that is France as three
to two. Mot the weight they early is atm sis three lei
two; seed at the mm, multiplied by the velocity, is the
expression of the force, it follows that the horse we employ
to promote epistolsry communication, i• to the horse the
French enuiphey fur the moue purpose as nine to four. Some
deelsetion most. however, Ise made for the superiority of our
roads sod vehicles. A malefic carriage has lately been esta-
blished us one of she s.ostheres roads of Fogiaird, to run
twelve miles per hour; but, seven bosom having died is
three weeks, the rate is ass redoced to ten miles pet hour.

hides, itaasirlicie.l upon Fairies&
111. lb► lit* of '•• iuwet.ia.us France
. Thai whorls on doctored le C 4
',Ape of a char...l, awl the sou& si
..re. bet She wads asilthll.ll SO •
evOlflut ilare lasW plawaitral ah
he sass haws ..1•10 she (Ismail :
46.41 sof th• tart haemes that draws
I ma onaiLaserbas earn Rom inside.
• eitscors, sigh the esseloarei sod
lievefirc, is ese.ibird arm in
.manee sainerpnrahahaliass sera
.10 met ersocellise busks, roar
• error will regard es Itscilieb sod'
µre Naps st From coeseaiss
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