The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-03 00:00:00

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

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TN lit. bsil.storms have done cons;derable damage in
various parts of the curiitry, particiderly Nerfulk, Suffolk,
and Essex; but Have bees far more general mid more ails-
endues opus the C.' mtioest, where, however, the con and I
fruit wpm are said to be satecreally 'hoodoo,. Sbeep-shear-
tog has lisnalsed prosperously ; and the present has been a
most prorloctive year is mutton and lamb. The bey-karvest
has also tarred nut abundant; and, notwithstanding the oc-
casional interreptiose hum wet weather, much has beat
eared, of prime colour and quality. The turnip-sowing has
proceeded with general success, and with perhaps less inter-
ruptior from the fly (in better phrase, blight) thee was to
hr expected. Potatoes will be a large crop, with probably
an iinuestal proportion of the wary species. Hope, us the
whole, prosaism aonsiderably, though every where effected,
iw • dresser tor leis degree, by atmospheric vicissitudes.—
The fellows sic 1.1 a 6we state. Fruit is a great and luxu-
ries,* crop, to which pears form the chief exception : apples
are it ensue districts abrades!, in others very moderate or
detective in quantity, great quantities bring blighted and
'blown duwa. Canary. and some of the seed crops, promise
well; others indifferently; bet both the natural and artib-
eisl graters are to the best yews.
The frosts of May sod4sre,and the subsequent cold raise,
did vast dimwit to all the crape, sad, in the fen-counties
partacielerly, were almost relaters to individuals. Oa this
acepost harvest will be by so mesas so early as was proguos-
tinted in gement ; skirmish it has already cunissesced it the
• forward districts. Noildwg lieried a moderate crop of 'beat
is awe impinged, estateriog the straw the ears are emitter.
amity small aid aborsosaid Might sod mildew, the natural,
t before unavoidable, eueseileesee of variable weather in all
regieue, are geremilly apparent, little or much : alt some large
' •• breadths, ores ling to specimens essmiued by the present
,We'll', tor a fetal degree. The fashionable practise of too
tutelinewitig hos spade proved a national loss. Bailey is
potsit So premise the largest crop; beaus neat ; the appear.
rare of oats satisfactory. Name, destroyed is some parts,
fund in others; although every where well stocked with
• 'the opkie, or !right-lases. Rye will be a middling crop.
• •Ilit• drilled crops of cern are derepatably choked up with
every species of weed vegetate.% which exacts another resit
triton She "descent farmer. It would he far more for his real
ipticrek W aasnriato waive Shied, than for the crude and
useless perpsee wf ortlicial high price. The Talavera wheat,
. so lately from a warmer mid steadier climate, as might be ex-
pected, bas trees most affected by this variable semis. In
• the fiords potatoes have bees coraiderably affected by the
curt, that Is tit say, blight. -Drilled beans have, more de-
tine ever, best the broad.essi : wagers have beet
wads of a superiorly of Ws quarters per sere.

Wool, deli of sale is most quarters, is siowediug is others.
less stock most needs held pries arilb suet, vast quantifies
of keep, twd sera a midst* to cuasenne it fat. Wheat,-
in acielsod, is said to be a widdlia, crop ; potatoes tee-
eiderabk. Turnips geed. Use stock on the decline. Wool
et
bat( last Yeses rise. Atriesdiurai labourers folly ew-
pluyeil Jibe imainiurectorkw is the greatest distress. The
tarot-teloporrr in Oshodshire, sad oilier English mastics,
isn't at this time Ils, per week.
.1111661fress, July M.