The National Register.
London, England, 1819-03-08 00:00:00

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

As the ports will now rem tin shot until the 2311 of Mae, the
state of the markets will be the best guide as In the produce
of ihe last.crop. aVnch lois been said of late on the sehjeet
of fake averages, and the Innis brute theatre kept open; but,
nom the general scone of the r try, the price of bread-corn
leas been high an cloth! he bonne; and, to to new Par-
liameittary rreolati ssss s it, the ease, all who know the nature of
&Dalkon* have 10!11Z beets convinced that curb legislative at.
tempts are useless, and !VI% niniolitlely t.t cieal. ACCOrding
to reports from most parts, the backwupdtort wheats are the
haw:intent, that i• tunny, in the road to perfection ; the most
foreatil and Istxnuiaot. b.-leads: a date fur P4ay than the
present now.th, anal cannior avioclicusiuti of weal danger.
should April and May woo,• ridd aid taneenie!. The wheats
have been attacked, it is said, by the wire.worm, more pio-
hatily the sing, And they are in the tholes! Nl:lte that has beast
seen for many years; a real mistinttine of the broad cast
firmer, hut a fool disgrace to the pretenders to drill husbandry.
Ity genesal 'epos t, wages are very low, tool many wretcsied
labourers, in most parts, In a state of mendicancy, which
most inevitably lead to dishonest—in more appropriate lent
antommate courses. to all this dintiens, universe
;drily I. rite high pt ice of seed-licaun has greatly extended
the pots: Lice of dab:ling. and bolls bmuts and peas are above
around, in some vet y forward lands. The fallow. for the teat
corn are all ;11 :Nod condilion, anti esery appear,oce in the
cotton, would be most prosperous, stare it not for that iv led.
nig load of taxation winch is gradually, lint certainly, en.
hausiog its life blood, and with whirls, national or geunred
prosperity cau never possibly cu exist.

Thorsilay the Magistrates at llaw.slrect were sr-lively
employed in stnining.ll. number of poisons apprehendessl as
participators in the ili.grist riot riot whirls took place at the
close of the .F.lrclion at ClWellt Garden 011 Weslnt s lay ; swor
NCR! for picking pockets, and others for brlstally cutting MIA
scamidieg, indiscriminately, those who enure in their way ;
hot most itsitAicolarly the officers on ditty. Some, it appears:,
weir ordere.44o find bail; others were diseltarg: d, on con-
dition of their apipearing on a fouler day ; au d live were com-
mitted fur trig*. it was between 11111.- on Wes:nes
clay night, whelp a band of intimated wuetcl.rs paraded the
principal streets of Westminster, crying-out •• lloLissm-e for
ever," and hustling, or 1110,e when won'tl net
join in their party exclamations. They to tde an attack tip.,n
the residences of severai N;,l4.enneu in Mr. Lainoltri interest,
and demolished ilie.ir windis:::, They also dtstiroy ed the
sindo‘ss of Lord Castlereagh's house in Si. James's...queue ;
Mriaitiah Hotel, Cock • pis -sit cet ; Mr. Wishart's, Coventry..
airret ; the Grotge public-h.nhe, Clare.:narket, and very
many others.

l'asszwaees naitceertn.—On Thursday week. when the coaeli
from Wolverhampton to Waseiater arrived in Dudley, at half put
two o'clock in thi aftatooori, Are coachman was much surprised to
find that several outside pusengett wore missing ; upon an inquiry
taking place, lit Mite Ascertained that .tlie iron which supported the
irkckey had broken off three miles fry:a that town, and four men
seated upon it were precipitated to th. prrovaid. The accidnit was
not observed by the other outside passengers; bet the above persons
all arrived in a 61.0 rt time. having fortune:cry escaped with a few
slight contusions and a rolling in the niud.

Sunday forenoon, during Divine Service, atQuelsee Chapel, Upper
Seymour Street, a serious accident occurred. Just as the Rev. Dr.
Susfield began his sermon, a Gentleman, who sat wider the
pulpit, was seised with an st?oplectic fit, which al.trnied the people
matey; near him su much, that they attcniptul a sudden rVIC2t f its
Inoveuiebt caused a great alarm to the congregation, nho did not
know the cause. Suddenly some patron gave the alarm of tirc. and
the whole.congregation began to rusk precii Itately towards the doors.
Numbers cif Ladies and Dentiltwoen were disown down and trampled
over, and :AMC were seriously huts The life of one fertile who
suffered is despaired of.
'Nide, week. about 'half poet one o'clock, an alarmin• &re hrote
out an she Hide Theatre, Capri forats. Dublin. 'Thu tilcatre itexll
Whig osenoocsed of wood, whirls was all on fire, presented a most
awful scale ity a powerful application of the engin.v. and an
abundant supply of water, the Ltarosuuding buildings Wile pr
tetrad, -

ft law day einee a distressing accident happened at Glenlace,
Scotland. A camber of children ware on a loch. when one of them
fell in at. Ill,pAte much beyond her dquh. Her companions flud M
inform sheielparems, severed of whom, wee.ompanied try the mother
of the suffers., tees reached the spot. The poor girl, still clinging
to the ice, AKal seem with only her head stove the water, imploring
her mother's.sissistwace, while the distracted mother could with difb-
cultylse withhold (swot rushing upon certain deOrtretion, in the
vain hope of saving her child. As rin grown person durst rnito re
upon the ice, a hoes was sent for ; hut I.:efore it could be got, the
little sufferer. sold end exhausted, had yielded to her fate. If er
body, as soon after.takist out, but too late to restore animation.

Mr. Walker, a 6hoessaker. near Northal!erton, on hi, road to
York.-wat, &topped a few omirnings Rine,: between Nortliiillerion and
Thirth, by three mon. Tail reizeil hi, Lrulic, deinaoiliiip hi, money,
and presenting pibinlo at Wow. Thry tool; frnm him itiq pocket hook.
containing t tl. Jr. with which obi"' ihresitaing. if Lc
melt ary al,arm,, to retw:i.: • Lari blov out bu Whir:.

VlVltrn

iwarrssi IN LAST r.T.TVIIDAY'S .G4ZETTIii

MENMERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN TAE PRECENT
PARLIAMENT.
*W. M. 711`Kinnon, E q. fir D.inw
*T. B. PecheO. Esq. an 1 the Hon. ➢. Souterit. for Dowutce.
D. Bic4rdo. E. lur Par;:irlington.
iR.E. L. Grwhwer., Esl. for New Rr.ttney.