The National Register.
London, England, 1808-02-01 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER,

PROVINCIALS.

A GRICULTUR A L REPORT FOR JANUARY.

'The sudden and severe frots in the course of the mouth have
checked, and in some parts eodently injured the young Wheats,
particularly on tender lands. The Rape plants for seed have
Pl3ll suffered much from flip, same changeable severity of the
weather. The season for general sowing of Beans and Peas has
been protracted front ths wetness of the season, but few soils
bavinz been yet found in a working state for this coarse of crop-
ping. The Lent corn of different kinds must he got in late in
Reacral, owing to the same cause. The few Turnips remaining
aviog been materially injured, and the Ryes, and Winter
Tams kept back by the frosts, and cold rains, tildes; we should
be favoured with an early and a genial spring, all kinds of feed
past be found extremely scarce. The Markets cantina(' well
supplied with Hag at steady price=. The early falls of Dorset
lalubs have proved unfavourable from the severity of the wea-
her. Smithfield has had an advance in most articlesi particu-
larly in prime Reif 3,,n1 Hutton t but the graziers experience a
considerable drawback in theic sheep, from their skins being
pearly unsaleable, on account of the expected war with the
American States. The /VOO/ markets are dull, and with dial-
411ltY retain ;he last month's prices.

FEB..

Wm. Thorpe, Pocklington, Yorkshire, grocer, Feb. 2,
March 4, and ii, at elevens at the Star Inn, York: Attorney,
Mr. Illakiston, Symond's Inn; or Mr. %ilton, jun. Pock-
lingtop.

iliiaheth Mitchell, Exeter, fOleri Jan. 30, at one, Feb. 8,
and March 8, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Exeter. Attorniesl
Mr. Turner, Exeter; and Messrs. NVilliams and Brooks, New-
square, Lincoln's Inn.

John Wallis. Dartmouth-street, Westminster, dealer, Jan.
30, at eleven, Feb. 2, at twelve, and March 8, at eleven, at
Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rogers, Manchester-It4dings, West-.
minster •
Joseph Renwick, jun. of Burr-street, Wapping, coal-mer-
chant, Jan. 30, Feb. 9, and March 8, at ten, at Guildhall. At-
tornies, Mess. Bell and Brodrick, Cheapside.
John Beech, Birmingham, button-maker, Feb. 9, at one,
Feb, 12, and March 8, at eleven, at the Ilen and Chickens Inn,
Birmingham. .4ttorney, Mr. Egerton, Gray's Inn-square, Lon-
don ; or Mr. Spurrier, Birmingham,
John Parrott, Frith-street, Soho, confectioner, Feb. 6, at
one, Feb. 23, atyl March 8, at len, at Guildhall; Attornes ,
Mr. Howell, Bartlete4-huildings, II olborn.
William Matill.tvrs, 'Maidenhead, carpenter, Jan. 30, a.
eleven, Feb. LI, and March 3, at ten. Attorr,ics, Messrs. J.
and . Richardson., New Inn, Landon.

DIVIDENDS.
Feb. 27. S. Hawtreel jun. crescent, Minories, cornfactor,
at ten, at Guildhall.

Feb. 16. J. and J. Kennion, Nicholas-lane, brokers, at one,
at Guildhall. _ _ _

March 5. T. Harris, Oxford-street, mattrass..malier, at one,
at Guildhall.

Alareh 1. 'l'. Atkinson, Brown's Quay, Wappitig,
at eleven, at Guildhall.

Feb. 23. M. 1:11iott4 Chatham, shopkeeperl at 4-.:ven, at
Guildhall.

Feb. 16. B. S. Morgan, Suffolk-lane, tuereliap4, Mt ten, at
Guildhall.

Feb. 27. P. Ilome and I'. 'hinter, Throgmorton-street,
merchant, at one. at Guildhall.
?March 1. 11. Green, Southgate, fanner, at twelve, at Guild-
hall.

Fel). 231. Wm. Itigp, 014 Bailed, glove-merchant, at ten, at

Feb. 22. S. Strettan, Sussex, khopkerper, at
eleven, at the Star Inn, Lewes.

Feb. IS. J. Bradley, Wilton, Will,hiAe, timber-merchant,
at live, at the Red Lion Inn, New Sarum,
Feb. IS. G. Baguet, Leeds, soap-hoilcr, at eleven, at the
Talbot Inn, Leedi.

Feb. 18. W. Hayward, Ncw• Sarum, clothier, at six, at the
Red Lion Inn, New Sarum.

I'e•h. 19. It. Hulbert, Chippenham, lined-draper, at ttel‘,
at the II bite 1411 Inn, Chippenhqin,
Feb. 19. IV. Porteoub, ('hippe•nham, coal-merchant, at
at thc Three Cro‘‘ns Inn. I:hippenham.

CERTIFICATES.—I'En, 16.
J. Lynn!, Blackman-street, linen-draper.
It. Swinton, (ire:it St. Helen's, shipping agent.
M. Fayell, High-street, Borough, linen-drapec.
I). Poole, Norton-stret, Fitzroy-square, money-scrivener.
Benj. Hoyle and J. Kemp, AXark-lane, wine-merchants.
11. Spicer, Walden, Essex, maltster.
H. Elliott, Burnley, Lancashire, cotton-manufacturer.
J. Dempster, Balesowen, Shropshire, wire-drawer.
J. W. Dixon, Crescent, Minories. merchant.