The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-10 00:00:00

The accoses I therefore cosieive rhoUld staNd than :

Stork on band to ram the tattoo of the Cosh*.
nest six mouths
Deduct Ihe elnesnamptioo for that period, at the
rate of two thirds of that of lost atuaam--aay
about

Su►plus stork Ist May next
SUPPLY FOR 1823.

Al N. Peteraburgh
At Lea 5.000
At Archangel
At Odessa

Of which foreigners usually take 20.000
Output's 25,000

136,000

45,000

Remains for Loudon

Which is so overwhelsaing a quantity, that we can
hardly expert it all to come, and therefore
tug about mono casks iu the hands of the Rus-
sians to stand over fur another season, we will
say 66 000

1111,000
Consumption of 1823 41 the muse rate as that of
1821, which exceeds by tioe•thiru the runway-
I of the present mama, as it is now pro.
crelliag

Surplus in 1824 ..

Awl that, Mr. Milne., we shall go on to aceurnalsie a stork,
Statil the port of 'mutton becomes a depot for all the grease
ur the universe.

I must not forget to mention that we are nicely p►eparerl
for a protecting duty of 201. or 261 per ton, and hop. you
will think proper to recommend the some as worthy the nt.
teation of our " collective wisdom," when they meet again.
A considerable portion of a Investigator's" statement re.
specting " Deferred manufrictisre"—" Inferior gers.e."
&c. &c. &c. Is of so sublime a nature as to ',voile further
consideration, and may perhaps become the subject of +m-
other COMllllllliCliioll from
Your obedient Servant,
London, October 9, 1822. W. A. C.

The delivery of the post was on Mon44y morning
etturusllv delayed, in consequence, it is said, of si
chow if wind, which brought various vessels into
port, which, owing tti coutrory winds, hurl been
besting about the chops of the Clieuurl fur several
(lays past. Au influx of not less than 450,000
letters beyond the ordinary number, to be alru
mooned for delivery, occasioned the delay to ',Web
we have alluded.

klActimr: BREAKER..—jaaaes Dana. oho 1., o
convicted lust April Session* or breaking a thrash-
ing machine, belonging to Mr. ROE. at Weedton.
and sentenced to six months imprisonment io Ayl.-
ham Bridewell, on the expiration of his sentence.
on Tuesday lest, walked from Ay!sham to Norwiel
where a cw..•h and six horses, decorated wish scailt t
awl white favours, was waiting on she Castle Hill to
carry him home in triumph!—(i'Vorscids Adver-
tise►.)

On the night of Thursday rennitht, some in-
ernaliories set fire to the premises of Mr., GRAD-
Don. of WIOIIIOII Estate, and Mr. NicWILLS. of
Brightly Barton, two highly respectable farmer.,
in the parish of Chittlehanipton, near Ba►nstaple.
whereby a barn, with filly bushels of wheat, two
nobler, contai tt itt g thrashing machine., outhouse.,
&c. &c. were destroyed. It appears that the
harms are about a mile apart ; and as there us,
ass interval of half an flour between the firer, it is
suspected the some party were concerned. It is
supposed that the diabolical act was committed ou
account of thrashing machines bring uspcl on the
farms. We uoder►tamd that anonymous letters had
peen found nu the premises, threatening the lives
and property of the occupiers.—(Alfred.)
At Ipswich Butter Fair. last week. the supply
was unusually small. Darien may be yam rd at
from 4is. to 445. per firkin. but very little business
was transacted. No cheese was sold.
At our Butter and Cheese Fair. on Wedn►sday
and Thursday last, the very brat dairies retard
from 455. In 501. per firkin. Isleham Cheese sold
from ss. to so. fill. per Stone, and Fitt from lid. to
2d. per lb. Our Cattle Fair has not heels so thinly
attended for many years, and good Horses, which
were wry mime, were moat sought after. What
little newt Stock were driven here fetched but low
prises.—Worry Paper.)