The National Register.
London, England, 1819-03-07 00:00:00

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

As the ports will now rem-tin %hot until the Val of May, th^
state of the mark•tii.will he the best noble as in the proditi
of ihr last root). Mitch has le.en .aid of late tin tke,subject
af false avei ;wet, and the putts being thence kept 0111111; but,
Irons site general sense of the 'nnuity, the wire of lirend-corn
ha. been tisil at could be borne; and, at to new Par-
liamentary regulations in the case, all who know the nature of
markets Italic long been convinced that such legislative at-
tempts are 1140e114, and cveu absolutely -farcical. According
to reports Item 4.tost parts, the backs t enlist wheats ere the
forst ardest, that i. to .ay, its the road to perfection; theme's'
jsrtseid and luxuriant ht big in a Otter state for May than the
ple.voit Month, au I 1%11141114 11111,11•11e11111011 8( great flinger.
4111,11111 April and Nlay prove cold end unacnial. The whits
have been attacked, it is bald, by the nitre WIIIM, 111. r, WO.
bably the slug, and they are in the foole•t state that has been
wen for many yeses; a real misforinne of the broadcast
firmer, but a fold disgrace to the prettoidert to drill bn t lam y.
liy general report, wages are very law. and utility w I etr,le
I.llll,llrer*, its most petit, in a state of mendicancy, which
instil 11114111tably lead to Ji•lionest—in more appropt late has
goitge, outfit timate cots ne'. in all this distress, imit er•et
plenty ! file Iii:;11 price of secil-lwani has i!teatly extended
-the pras•tke-of diniting, and both been. and peas are aili•ive
g r I, in sonse very forward lauds. 'foe calluses for the lent
corn are till in good condition, and every appearance in Ilse
country would be most prosperous, were it not for that glint!.
ing load of taxation whirls it giadual!y, hilt certainly, ex_
hanging its life blood, and with which, national or general
prosperity CEO latVer 1105eiWy co exist.

On Thnrsday the Magistrates at Bow.street were actively
employed hi matnining • 'mother of:persons apprehended a,
participators in the dist:vas:Mid riot %%kick took place at the
close or the Election at Covent Garden on Wethies iay ; scone
veme ftr picking pockets, and others forhrtitally cutting and
womiding, indiscrititinately, those who came in ifie,r
bat most pattirniarly the officers on deny. Some, it appears,
were mild led to find hail; others were discharged, on con-
dition of Itch. 'Appealing on a futon day ; and live were com-
mitted for trial. It was between ei;:itt and nine on Wettnes
day night, when a hand of interiated wretches paraded the
principal streets or Westminster, crying out "Milton a for
ever," and !inciting, or knocking down, those who won d net
join in their party exellmations. They made au attack 'gym
the residences of severai Natileno n in Mr. I,mdefi inyr,rest,
and demolished their wincing. They also destroyed the
window sof ,ord Castiereagli's house St. Ie;
the 111 lash Hotel, Cock -ptir-street ; Mr. WisliorCs, Cov entry-
street ; the Clrolge pahlic-hou-c, Clare-aiarket, mud very
many others.

PASITNOWN9 DRoPTZT3.—On Thtirsday week, whets the coach
from Alloiverhenr.moti to Worcester arrived in Dudley, at half past
two u'elemic in the afternoon. the 4:adman was much surprised to
End Odic several outside posengers were messing : upon an inquiry
taking Wave, it was ascertained that the iron which supported the
dickey had bulletin off three aides from Ost town, anti font men
seated upon it were precipitated to the ground. The accident was
not (Aftmarea by the other outside passengers; but the above persons
all arrived in a • short time. having tortuneteiy escaped with a few
aligns contusions and a rolling is the

Sunday f rrenoon. daring S:trviec, at Quebec Chapel, Upper
Seymour Street, a serious accident occurred. Just as the Rev. Dr.
Buseeld began his sermon. a Gentleman. who sat under the
pulpit, was twtizetl with an it it:ph:rue fit. which alarmed the people
sitting near I iim lit much, that toi.e.ene,,,pt„l a sudden reiTeu.
movement caused a great alarm to the congregation, aho did not
know the taus:. Suddenly snare p .rstm gave vie alarm of Mo. and
the v hole congregation be tan to ru.i. itatoly towards the doors.
Numbers of Leila and Gentlemen a.te thrown down and tranipl.3d
over, and sonie were seriensly hurt. The life of one female who
sitifered it detpaired
Friday week. about half past one o'elnelc, an alarming fire I roe
out in the Little Theatre. (a 1 el Suect. The theatre eta 41
being constructed of wood, which was all on fire. I retented a most
awful to at.. fly a powtrtul applie. inn of- the em.nues, and an
abundant supply of water, the ,urrounding buildings were pia-
served.

A few days since a tlistreasin7 accident happened at flenloce, in
serelluid. A number of chiCo:tro 1% ere on a loch. when one of them
fell in at a plam much beyond her (1,1. th lice con•pani tni fled to
inborn' theft parents, several of w onto accompanied by t'.( nio•'!itr
of the ruffart r, soon readied the spot. fhe poor girl. still din imt
to the ice. was seen with only her head above the water, imp; . 1. „r
her motlw,..siAsistanie, *bile t'..e distracted mother could wit tl!lii-
culty be withheld froin rushing upon certain de•nortioo, in the
vain hope of I.aving ~er child. As no "man pm!, dung vem
upon the ice. aboat was sent for ; but afore it coul.', he got.
little suff..,er. cold and exhausted. had yielded to her to: her
body was soon alter taken out, Dealt*, late to restore animation.
Mr. Walker. a shoemaker, near Martha, anon, on hi: ar,,d to
York. was stopped a few mornings since het% ecn Northalicnon
'rhirsk, by three men. Two seiredlii, bridle, dema..:ing ,
and mesenting pistols at him • 'they took from him hi: pocket book.
esentautitig 1 tl. with 41 lieh .they made off, threatening. if hi:
moot any alarro, to return ant blowout his brains

NAttrlf I'

IthWEITZ!) IN L-437 3421781),IY'YVittri7'z.:;

MEMBERS RETURNED TO !MTV'S IN Vie ?RESENT
PARLISIIIENT.
W. M. Itr`Einoots. Trg fitt Danwieh.
T. B. Peel:ell, Esq. an 1 the Hon. 11. Bourerie, for Dewlstaa.
Ricardo, Esq. for Porta lington.
R. E. E. D. Groorepor, Esq. For New Romney.