The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-07-30 00:00:00

THUNDER AND HAILSTORM.

A tremendous hail-storm, driven in a youth-west dii reties,
fell in a inirrow hoe or country from Aleoultury to some dis-
tance north-rut of P. irt borough early un Friday murrain(
the "rob iostsht. At 0. tun, the seat of Ilse Earl of Aboyuc,
the hailstones broke 'natty hundred panes of glass it. the I.ul•

Loup-. and arten-isuuso to; they 611 'in Inch large quautiiim,
and were of suck a prodigious ,i 2•, doll at sewn' o'clock in
stta morning, five hums after the 'WIN), tiwy wiebt iu many
salvation, be collected by ba.heic__
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Mr. lb.trker, of P. stout, near rltiviiieuttn, had eh ren
Arent killed (out of twelve that were gruania tugrt her in a
fakettei daring a thutAirr stoma "hien came on about one
,u'istocit in the morning of Friday. the tOth instant.

On Rlonday 14%t, about two o'clock, n hovel lwlunging to
M. liutdl, of Spaldin.e, was act uu fire by kenning.
There wag at Ingoldmrlls, on the Lincolnshire coast, on

fiirtsy atomism a terrible storm of thunder sod lighunitta,

with rain mid hill ; it began between three and four o'cbeck,
when hailstones, said to be as large as filberts, broke several
wendors, 111. at tat up a quantity of beans as if mown; a cow,
the prole' ty of Mr. btatfind, of Stigness, was killed by the
On Monday tan mil. h cows were struck dead by lied-
ising in a held in the neighbourhood of Flexion, near Took.
he town and neighbourhood of Bridlington was visited
by an cattaorilibary ►torus of thunder and lightning a few
dip ago, succeeded by heavy showers of Lail and rain. The
alarm commenced a little after bar, and continued till six;
the rain poured in toner", the leaflike was loud, and the
lir,btaiug Seseu v niusble ewe sheep, belonging to
Mr. Onetge Robinson, of tarnatty, were killed so the field,
the il.e placid was within tavidy reeds of them, and escaped
molturt.

NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL REPORT
Full JULY.

We hive bade pleasant soil prisfitshle diversity of weather
thrunghout this month, ated though it has !Hen rather skit/
thaw otherwise fur asking Lay, yet the artificial, and
a ronsidesable put-tons of the hard land have !semi got op i■
no order. The meadow hay, and other late mops are now
suffering some injury from the frequent showers, and the
peeress, of mating is is teshusis. The crops of rota have
d much (tom the svms al s creed ah wee., and continue
1u be gs u. rally promising, excepting the stout crops, which
wee notch Lenten sluts,. by the storm of this rvrning. They
nosy hater up a fitife opal., Lai they cull out be standing,
and vostsesproily will be Mimed iu some degree. The
turnips me in most parts Sling styli; hoeing is going on,
and the 'shoots are rising iu rouseuicut sus crssion. Sowing
f'uleseed Is on. progicsa to the Fens, and we recommend
the immediate rota 'down in MI cases where it is sown with-
out annotate, sad that where the lands are burnt to be gut in
w nisi.' the next foriusglo, the latter system is strongly to Le
..rottantratird, particularly to it may nue be done as front
to Iss. per acre. Huth fat and kan stock remain at the
late per. M. Wl,Ol cols:owes souls r the same iltimetalusi, and
the him qualities scarcely saleable.
J 10525, IS?I.

Th. nomital wool Lir, held at Lewis on Thoraday tart, was
reepertshly but not sittiattettu•ly attended About tiehty
seei s, starless, and °Merv, 1:1 anon to dinner ■1 the White
Hatt Inn, Sir G. 51610'101% Sari a.tOAI.P. to the Chair. Vri y
11111:P. If Only, basun'', was irsasseied. Polities, ere tenth r.
statid, Weil introduced, and some aigumvsits, advanced by
nu Oppo,ititli. Gentle:nets, ism favour ut Unasireial rift each.
torn S:e. w e.e not i I received by the agruCuitarista Who It to
pre-eat. No shew of poise stuck is to take plaee at Lewes
this yes,.

YORK OOL M•RILV.T.—We had an noecomasouly Large
she. of wool at market on Thursday last,•nd there um he.
Soy burls adequate to the supply, sales were effected an
lessee terms than thaw or lust week.

The rotten manufacturers of Carlisle have advanced the
W■rrs of their w sixpence per cut uo most descriptions
of werk.--(Neareasife Chronic& )

The Steffordshire Bowmen held their fourth

forrtiog !sat arra, at Salado'', at «Web an elegant
Kuld snow rw the Gendenseo„ and a beautiful silver
•
lldly fur the Ladies, were p.e•ented to the cowpony
Ise Um GOLDONI!), to be shot for,
It. .AI I I I liii

LAW IXTELLICENCE.

.Y COURT, Uteri DAY, JULY 21.

coortit tr.tioutits.
This was a snit for nullity of marriage. by reason
•ef impotency. The suit seas brought•by the hue.
band against his wife; and in cons-tptence' of the
extremely delicate nature of the evidence, was heard
by Lord Stowell iu the diumg-rootn of the hall ad-
joining the College of Adsocates, all persons, ex-
cepting The coense4 'and proctors fo► the parties.
being excluded. The physical defects of the wife
we understood to be exidatued by the evidence of
Mr. Asti., Cooper. The cane occupied an hour
and a. half in the hearing. and the Judge then re-
scinded the conclusion of the. cause, for the sake of
allowing time fur the production of further evi-
dence, and Of subjecting the party proceeded
against to a surgical examination.