The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-09-29 00:00:00

HIhrEST:

KIEMEINT, SEPTEMBER ti.—Are have now Gus •tarry
• finial/hi of favourable harvest weather, Without any in-
terruption worth noticing; sad we ►ave reason to think That
the injury sustained by the crops during the late rajas w►s
not to wear the enter which the uneasiness of the nertreat
bad induced us to believe. The wheat, we uuderstaaJ haa
stared rust Trull smut, but still there is no trigger of •
geueral or serious deficieucy.—(leinster J'onettat)
Brown's Bridge Fair on Wednesday was well supplied
with stork, bat to our inquiries the answer invariably was,
" • very bad fair." la some instauces we know fist sheep
were sold fur one-third less, nod in others for oreedsalf of
what was paid fur them some time ago. The MEW deprecia-
tion sparked every description of stuck, but Ore sales were
rot numerous.—(ibilf.)
CARLOW, SEPTEMBER 24.—1 t is with great pleasure that
we observe such a change in die weather as to wstraut an
expectation that we shall have • redaction e• the ma, kelp,
from the very best cause, viz. a safEciertey of good corn to
leisure a supply at a fair price.—(Carlow Porf.)
Corm, Stresmara 22.—N0 other apprehension esists
at present in England or in this Coaatry, relative to the
harvest, than that the rapid advance in the price of grain,
caused by the heavy raise, may, by possibility, lead to the
°penis, of the ports. It is not attempted Mt be ictrueested
that much and serious injury has bee, dose Ise the quality
of the wheat crop; bat iateresied speculators •loue elides-
vuur to spread the deformu that it will be a short oar.
There is no real growad for such • represenlatiou, and still
less foe the supposition, that the harvest, intently, will
prove a Aeleirat one. The weather in this part of the country
continues remarkably flue, and little remains for the has-
headman to perform but to draw home his produce, sad
give it each treatsnest ■s will inserts him tbe best remu-
nerating prices.—(Kepo►fe►.)
Gat.wriv, /terrariums. 4g—All oar letters from the
country agree, that the late flee weather ha. Are as irigNity
of good: after all she schemes of the 'peculators the prices
will be dowel —(Arfrerflirer)
EDINBURGH, SarrgttSea 25.—There were bat few
sharers at the Wert Port yesterday moraiag, sod of these
but a small another were hired at Is. a dry. All the Gash
in this didriel are cut down, and the grain for the most part
safely housed. We have had a heavy shower of ni. which
lasted for about two hours this asoruiag.

Firesnoug.—We know eel to whom; we are indebted for
Use subjuioed esimusunsealsou, and thelefere abnuld base
refused its iissertion, if st had not coirseided with the result
of our personal inquiries, and is some measure our actual
übservatioei--.

"Sarre-mama tl.-1 should be happy to anuosiree to
the public, through the medium of your paper, that the
crop in this part of the cointly is wow •lmust cut down,
and will, in the course of omit week, be seemed from the
depredations of an inclement sky. Duriag Ike autumn•
there ►as been very little rain to prevent the reapers from
being employed in the field. It has ripened in general
equally, end we hare the satisfaction to think, that as far
as thiii dist►ict eXiellllll., there is. • very fair average crop.
equal in quality to any that we bare had for several years."
CMAHlllit.—he Ibis part of the country, the crop
was rather injured by the continued drought which suc-
ceeded the late frosts, nod which is teeny rases withered
without ripening the corm. 'live harvest operations *miaow
nearly completed, having received ne interruption from the
weather, w►ich has been uniformly highly favourable.

NAV‘IL INTELLIGENCE.

SIPTRAIIIeII 27.

Arrive(' the Governor 1114Carihy, Dente, front A6u•a;
Panay transport, frous the Mrdsterraneaa ; sad the Hero,
front Prone* Edwanl's Island.

Pasted by dm Regeut, )PDougal, from Surioant for Rot-
terdam.

FALMOUTH, St FTEFIIIIIR
Arrived the Royal Charlotte, FurJ, (runs Lustdoo for Ha-
lifax and Jamaica.

Arrived toff the Lizard the Elizabeth, Brownlie, farm Cuba
foe Rotterdam.

MULL, firrrnma TA.
Arri►ed the Rachel and Ann, Marehell, from Greenland,
*ilk 14 fish, 300 bulls.
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DIAL, lIT.PTIMIBIR 27.

Arrived and piled for the River the Swallow, Russ. from
Bombay; Mangles, Corill, from Beagaf; Comely, Grey;
Aiiirrstria. Hisishelwood ; F.dgar, &Nulty, from Ja.
mama ; Beers, Barclay, from the South Sens; Swan, Driog,
from ditto fur Hell; Tranby, Fortier, from St. John's ; Gil.
heel Beadrrsou. Riches, from Honduras ; Canadian packet,
Ridley. from Virginia ; Mary, Boyd, from Calcutta sod Cry-
; Manley, Clark, fium Cask; Anthony,—_, from Liver.
pool. Also arrived the Elizabeth, —, of Aberdeen, from
Jae■ for Rotterdam ; and Marie, &Ides, from Bitavia fur
Antwerp.

tivreroot, IPEPTIIIMER 24.
Arrived the Liverpool packet, Elloomer,frono Balboa, pith
Eve lett water in ber hold, having been on the North Bank.
Pet back the Prov:deuee, itassydy, slut sailed uu 224
inst. lumisog rum foul et the Lug George.

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SOUTH SEA FISHERY.

The. Swan, Di log, arrived in the Downs frogs the South
brae, hound to Hull, nut twenty-three rnouths, with 191 fish,
IVO tons, spoke Ma following ships all well a—.
27th July—Mary, Reed, of London, 3 fish, 28 tune; and
Ad int, Coffin, of London, S 85h,38 inns.
20th July—Fanny, M'Nelly, 175 tons; Spring, David,
40 Suns, ISO skins; La Cooferenee, of I:Orient, 2 fish, 19
tuns ; sod Horatio, Weskit, 2 li.h, 20 tuns, 4.500 .kins.
30th July-51oierva, Bunts, 2 fish, 18 tuns, 509 skins; and
Lovely Assn, Etto C4ll, 17 fhb.

2.1 August—Pruner of Wales, Pathway, in Woolwich Hay,
clean; Harpooner, I.3tua, 2 fish, 1W) Suns; and Comet,
Stewart, 117 tuns.
12th August—Transit, Dais, at Si. Helena, 140 tuna.

DAVIS' STRAITS FISHERY.

We are happy in leant that the errvr;nt the Ere trotteht
which were Itwt eAtly in July wile all srtved by the ether
ships eugagett in the Ilsbcry.

ISTRONINPSII, el/MISTIL 13.
The ship Ellison,. Captain Johnston, arrived here. • all
well, with Mistretta large fish, 170 tuns of nil, and
brings the following Inirll•gence:--Was in company with
the 0 esiville Hay, /11,Williaas Ore her passage home),
with 8y flab. The Ellison. on She 40th Hay, with
one bah, left the South west, foe the purpose of going up
the country, but when else bad got as far a. lat. 45 long. btl
West, she was met by a complete busier of ice, which com-
pelled her so proceed down the Straits, to She S.W. fishing
ground again, where she remained until the 12111 June, when
she &eau, went up the Straka, lo the former latiterle, but
was obliged So return In the month of Jolt, she made an-
other attempt, but was equally stooneccultii in retting nor-
ther up the Straits' hetet met by the seine bestir ttttt notable
hairier of ice. She left the A►king ground for lEoclas.l on
the lith August. From the state of fishing at She S.W.,
Captsiti Johnson could set say what Ilse success of the ships
op the Straits might be. He inentioued his basing felt the
c try very reld ; Indeed so wench so. that when lensing the
Straits, the cold was as severe as at many seasons when msk•
dug the Strait'.
serrintata 17.
The ship Fame, Caplsin Seeman, Pew. of Whitby, passed
here on the 15th, all well, with S fish. 140 lons of oil, ou
board of chief. vessel the►e were some persons for the pup-
piw of stieasytiou en impruv►mesdt tit the present system of
isicitsc whales, which was found to succeed Iwyood 'specie
ohm, they havileg actually killed oar fish; the Ash was Scot
strut k to the usual way, with a head harpoon, *llea the Cue-
',eve rocket was iatasallately Seed iota She fib, which
almost iestaufastaiusly ceased death.