The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-01-04 00:00:00

CLIMICAL PRILFIRMBNTS, 4e.

Cisisitewor, Die. 99.--e The Hulselin premiss is Ibis
year adjudged to the Rey. William Heath, Fellow of Kiag's
College, for his dissertation " Ou the adesatage of Diffi-
cookies in Religion; et, an attesipt to show the good effects
Which result, or which wilt result, from the proofs of
&rectifies beast' of sprawl:4e, rather than oft densostrafees
kind."

Wedoesday lest, the .fter. James gotten Wood, A. D.
of Crosibroiesr Whitwell, is YOlkallirr, 1.11 instituted, by
the Bishop of Lincoln, to the voloabie rectory of Criudield,
its the comity of Bedford.

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL RSPORT,
rue DtClUillltlll.

The peat oilier sad unusually epee state of the
weather, during OR whole of the Meath, has left the yostag
wheats, in mum situatgres, la the most vigorwas sad flourish-
ing mete, though lk some of the lower districts they have
suffered in some women be the almost custiaged rains.
This ensilaged wettings has likewise in 'Mile places bees
of considerable injury to the turnip, and some other rug
mops, by main them to decay, cad became reties more
quiekly then would otherwise hue been the race.
The betimes of the field has not been mach united es
daring the month, except the breaking up the by growth ;
but mach beinsdairogr has bees performed, sod of course a
great deal of earn threshed oat. '

The prices oaf pain ►are kept pretty math the same as in
one last.

Tire cattle stock, both of the kan and tattering !kids,
Ines concur remarkably well, but they still keep bigb is price.
The frtgreat raise bare, however, been rather u►favourable
to the sheep eta the turnip crops.
The prices or h►y and straw have continued meek the
same as in tow last.

Foddor at most mots M Mareseral pretty abondrmt, from
lb* Immo remaining so yen, mild.
Tlho wort of botakipc op old legs has loot on dories the
whirls moo& with bat Mils amerromiuo.

Norwich Corn Market, on Saiurday, was very
plentifully supplied with grain, particularly with
barley, which was cheaper. even prime samples not
bringing so much money as last week by three shil-
lings • quarter, and the very ordina►y sort .was
scarcely saleahle. Wheat 40s. to 48s. Barley 14s.
to 21s. Oafs 14s. to 15s. per soomb.

There was but a small shew of stock of every de-
scription, on the Castle Hill, Norwich, on &hurley,
compared to what has been exhibited for many pre-
ceding weeks. .nor was there by any means a brisk
sale for either sheep or bullocks.—Lamhs were
scarce as well as hogs, and the latter exceedingly
dear.

Some of the principal farmers in Wales have this
year adopted the practice of mowing their wheat,
and not having it cut with the sickle, by which
means they obtain a grelter length and quantity of
straw,for the purpose of thitching, and also littering
their cattle; or it is recehlinended to mow the
wheat stubble', by which Means is obtained an ;ul-
- quantity of litter. Hy mowing the crop, it
is found to be not so liable to shed the grain out of
the ears, and it is u easily collected together and
bend.

On Monday the 25th ult. a coroner's inquest was
held at the Horse and Trumpet public-house, in
Uppingham, on view of the body of a man of the
name of Groaszi: 1.F.W19, who had stopped at the
above house for refreshment, on his was (supposed)
from Landon to or near Nottingham.—After he
had eaten his breakfast, he retired to some part of
the premises, where he mamma found dead.—Verdict,
Died by the oisitation of God.
On Friday, Jonathan Cooke was committed to
Fiahertow gaol, charged with stealing • bottle of
wine, the property of his master, Mr. Waimea, of
the Close, Salisbury; as was Richard Hiickstepp, a
soldier in the East Kent Militia, charged with
counselling Cooke to commit time theft. They are
to remain for trial at the miext assizes.

On Tuesday, as WILLIAM COATS, clad about 15
years old, was shooting near Afar:dineld, in Glou-
cestershire, his gun hung lire, and, on his looking
into the barrel„ it went off, and discharging its con-
tents through his head, killed him on the spot.
A bostnian, in the employ of Messrs. Plat-
FORD, was, on Friday last, brought before PSTIR
MARYLAND. E.q. a Magistrate. at Stockport.
charted with inhumanly and mnisercifiilly beating,
wounding. and bruising a horse, towing one of their
boats, and was committed, (under the 49th G€o.
11. C. 19.) fur one calendar month, to hard labour,
to the house of cori echos', at Middletrich.

Friday night a shop in the Pigh-street, Glas-
gow, was entered by means of a fake key, at a hick
door ; lint there being a faithful dog in the inside,
he repelled the depredators; after which, the ani-
mal went and made such a noise at his niaAer's
house. which was at a little distance, that he imme-
diately cane down to see how the dog bad got out
• f the shop, when lie found it had been opened by
false keys. The courageati*l fidelity of the animal
10.1 .awed his master's prsertyr, fur not au article
is missing.

011 Monday Menl6l7l as the landlord of the
Crown and Cushion puldic-hone, Newington, was
standing in his Anr s.wrin,t a inistoiner with a glass
of liquor, he dropped down tuddeniy, aad almost
instantly expired.

eOIIRESPONDENCE

METWEES TEE EIITIfO MIMISTER AGO TOE AMIS..
*ICAO SECESTAILIES. WHIGS ACCOMIP411111•
rassioEssr's LATE MESSAGE. TO CONGAISA.

(Cu■dowed from our Pope if polarity, )

(No. 111.)

NOTES ILLISSILED TO IN MIL WITH'S SECOND LET.

TER TO MR. JACKSON.

ZITAACT Or • TTTTT FR6III KR IPIN/LIIST 111111.
CAMINITO, DATAD LONDOMI, OCT. 10, 11144.
" At oar lint totemic+ (on the Jove), verbal cos-
muoicatio• was sot diseosiotenisoca, bet oossmowled : fur,

after 1 bad made myself understood es to dui Fermis' tar
which the iutrniew had bees regaested, yos asked me if
1 thought of taking • sure formal course ; but immedi-
ately added, that yos presumed I did aid, for that the
course I had adapted was well salted to the occosios. My
reply was, is substasce, that the freedom of cuottersidlos
was better adapted to our subject, aad more likely to
conduct us to as advantageoss cos:logos, ties the con-
straint aid formality of writtes iatercoarm, sad that I
had Out intended to present • note. At the aseesd inter-
view (us the gad July), it did sot actor to me that t
bad auy raison to ceocladit, and certainly I did net coa-
ch*, that verbal consuntsicatiet% had sot alatiesed to be
acceptable as a preparatory amuse, sad it was wee mail
the third interview (es the ogth July), that K ma Felton-
ed as inadmissible."

FROM Mai CANNING TOLL 1111111111111 f. DAr MOW.
44, 1809.
o,lt is highly probabk that Sheet (asps imp I did ma)
assign to you as the emotive of the Mei what& I Sea esprm-
veil, my persuasion, that wrists sawasittatieas use Is
liable lii mistake than verbal owes; hosts that easidess-
tiuu is sulficiratly obrios, sad boss the whole same
and practice of office b, be that remota, so ortiiledbed she
invariable, that I really Guild sot have sappeard the swigs-
meat of say specific motive I. he ecomeary to attempt fur
my requiring a scats stemma of roar propmel, preolowe
to my roans' an atheist sewer to them.
" I had takes fur grimed, all edam& that sea witald, aid
sack matt, be the Mtioaate presidia( as yaws pad, boss
yes might grab to preps tie way for it by peelirestry sea-
versos."