The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-08-02 00:00:00

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Ost floutioy lost a eletachoonet of the 4th, or lamometi Owe
(now light) dragoolui, Buoy 111.4dgigpomripigto
their route to Norwich.
Monday the 9th light &egoism tlaoceri). Iniftlxiii foto
Canterbury lomat-Ss, lately occopiel by Hit Aldr Vilnero's
Osrii) heist dragoons.
The tlith regimeot of foot, statimsed lo this town and
oeighborbood, are about to exchange quarters with the god,
regiment, now at Chester mid Liverpool. The 77th regiment
is about to retnove from Rochdale, &e. to Sooderlontl.—
(Jig nth's/et Hrtuld.)
Lieut.-Coluntl Stavetey, and one conipooy of the Royal
Staff corps, are under orders to embark for the Mauritian.

AORICULTUfIE, 4-c.

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MONTHLY REPORT FOR JULY.
There is little of uovelty to present to the public, at this
time. as an agricultural report. The different crops upon the
ground have improved since oar last, from • favourable
climate is the weather, whilst yet the,e has been a cooside-
rabic want of molar heat. Late bich wools also may have had
some degree of ill effect on the wheats under the Iloomisig
process. Nevertheless, all the crops appear in • prosperous
and thriving state, and very probable at harvest, to afford a
considerable *segmentation of the national stack of corn,
palm. sod roots collectively. The stocks of roots are great,
mod the late rains will draw up • large aftermark. Tbe hops
are much mosided, and will probably be a far greater crop
than was expected. The growth of seeds this year has nut
bees so saccessfai. Tares wilt be a gold crop. Fruit is in
fee greater aboodance than the early season premised, ap-
ples being the chief exceptioo. The late rains have drawn up
the turnip plants to a sitar and substance to defy the fly.
Live stock, both fat and lean, has declined in price still far-
ther since our last, with a ebauce to enconater the usual
autumnal fall. Wool has experienced • trotting asaviithamil
in price. The crops generally, in Ireland and upon the Co.
linen*, aremported to be of good peonage.
AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR NORFOLK.
The month of July opened with a very Ins rain, the
effects of which were exceedingly beneficial both to the
growing crops of corn ■cd grilse occasional showers have
fallen daring the month, and tbusagh latterly they hove been
rather too heavy for the stouter Wheats and Barlitys, they
have cm the whole been highly serviceable to vegetative iii
gcueral. We hate had of late almost every viciuiiude of
weather, from the frosts of winter to the heats of summer.
On the mornitig of the l lth for instan e, the meadows were
white with frost; on the same day iu the following week
(18th) the thermometer stood at 75 in the shads! What
effect these wooderful alleruations of cold sod heat will
have upon the corn crops remains to be proved, we can only
judge from presets' appealsacea, which on the whole are
favourable. though it has been remarked that there is Mute
of the real robin amongst the Wheat than usual. Pease are vs
heavy crop, sad so are Beans. floopeapprelsensim had been
excited lost the larger lisreaddr 'bat has been sows of Tala-
vera Wheat lima moat, would iaterfere with, sad materially
repress, the value of that crop in general, and that Barley
would brpropertionally dearer. From tolerably accurate
observation, we think there is no graved for this ap-
p►ehession.; The fact is, taking the coesty throargby
nett is not the quantity of IV beet seem oss the
Turnip Lands as a :sibs:Mite for Barley that has been
given out. la certain neighbourhoods (and theme chi.*
consisting of first rate soil) • great deal of Wheat, both Ta-
lavera and the common winter stock, has certainly heel SU
sown; but what peoportitos de these bear to the vest tracts,
of bad °moped by farmer, of the olden school,. whose
fathers and grandfathers never grew any other crop t►aw
Barley or Oats after Turnips, and whose descendants cease.
quently with • sort of pious pevti•aeity, cuneetre themselves
in deity bound never to have as idea beyond Mena--anif
Map n • right, at least in this iostance ; for most tome it
so the weaker soils of this county, as pointed out by Lord
Albemarle at the Sheep-Mearing, a deviation from the old
system of Barley ur Oats in favour of Wheat of any kind,
no matter whether a spring or winter sort, will ultimately
be prejudicial both to the Itaaat aid the Modem* We
measly mention this to jawlike to our good old-fashion
brethren, to Mew that mach deviation is not so onmaideraldo
as by many had been insinuated. Turnips have dome well.
The season could nut possibly have been unfavourable for
them, and there is abundance of feed on the ronens and
Myers. A vast quantity of Hay has been gel up in good
ardor. Lambs and Sheep have been ►elbog very low. Corm
a trifle higher, and Wheat is in demand at frost 262. to 311 a.
Barley 13s. to 150. We have nut heard of much duiug iis
the Wool traile.—Jrify 29.

COUNTRY MARICEIS.

The supply of Grain was not large at Norwich market o•
Saturday, and better prices were obtained, Wheat and Barley
having advanced Is. prr coomb.—There was a *slant sup-
ply of lean Beasts, Stoic am/ beembreds, *bleb were offered
at low prices, yet bet little Maine.. done. Tbe Sheep pews
were tolerably well filled; prices very little altered demi
this mouth.
Staff ham fair was bet thinly attended; there was a large
quantity of Lambs, which sold at very low prices; there was
►et a small skew of neat Mock., and so good hones.
At Keriningball fair last week fbuthdow■ aed Leieester
Lambs sold from de. ed. to lbs.; Stock Sheep U. Ss., and
some under. Fat Sheep were very dull sale; Houses, neat
stock, sud Pip, lower in prim, arid but few sold.

CORN RXCHANGR• AuGurr I.

The price of Floor having advanced 3s. per sack near t►e
dose of Monday's mat ket,ocessioead a brisk demand fur all
descriptions of Wheat whirl could not be got off its the early
part of the day, and having ao fresh arrivals this naurolue,,
what remained unsold on Monday from Fames, Kest, awl
Suffolk, found buyers on fell as good terms an art Mat *ay.
The arrivals of Oats since Monday have been saasiderabls,
yet the demand was tolerably brisk, but nut at higher prices.
In Barley, Pease, and Beans, there is no ulteratiou.
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PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Bank Stock.. 4491 po 1 Bank L. Auu....19 3-16
2301 9.30 3-16
3 per Lent. Red. 751 751 Imp. 3 per Ct. Aan. 74
S per Ct. C 005.... 741211 limbs 80nd... 65 37 pr.
Si per Cent. B5l I Old Anti.
4 per Cents.... 94 g3f I Ex. Bills, 2...5 3 5 pr.
5 per Cs. N. Lou... 107 I Ditto Cnostoetcnd S do;.
108 1071 I Cons. for Ace.. 74111 i