The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-04 00:00:00

SUMMER ASSIZES. 1819.

moo rout CIRCVIT.
Before Lord Chief Justice D 1.1. As ■nd Mr. Justice
Broom/Go.
Rlrkin;,hantshire—Malid:ty, July 26, at Buck iughlm.
B-ttford.hira—Thurviiy. July 29, at Bedford.
thmlitorionshire— Saturday. Jul 31, at Huntingdon,.
Caothridgrlhire—Monday, August 2, at Cambridge.
Sulflk -"MrAny, August 5, at Bury St. EdimaidN.
Norfolk —Turbii‘y, August 10, at the Castle of Norwich.
City of Norwich—Same day, at the (iuildh.i❑ of NUrNich.

WENTERN

&fare Mr. Baron GahilAlll and Mr. Justice Brs'r.
Sruth.implon--Tnemlay. July 20, at the Castle of.Whielietter.
Ifrifts—Saturdity. July 24, at New Sarum.
Dortrt—Thurstlay, July 29, at Dorchester.
Devon—M.ooll3y, August 2, at the Castle of Ezetcr.
Corr/wall—Monday, August 9, at Bodwin.
Swaeisit—Saturday, August 14. at Bridgewater.
Oily and Count", Brisnd—Thursday, August at, at the
Cuildhall of the city of Bristol

MIDLAND CIPCVIT.
Before Lord Chief Justice ATIIIOTT and Chief Baron Etat ARDS.
Northampton/dire—Monday, July 19, at Northampton.
Itutland—Priday, July 23, at Oakhani.
Linea/we/dm—Saturday, July 24, at the Castle of Lincoln.
'ity of Lincoln—Sams day, at the City of Lincoln.
Notti",fhawtehlte—Thureday, July 49, at Nottingham.
Town 4:l* _Volt ingh4m—Same day, at the:Town of Nottingham.
Lb-ripahire—Saturday, July 31, at Derby.
/.rlerstet.Aire—Wedu•Nday, Aug. 3, at the Castle of Lcice'ter.
llartargla of Leices!er—Sarne day, at the Borough of I.eicester.
of t'uventry—Saturd.w. Aug. 7, at the City of Coventry.
Warwickshire—. :ante day, at Warwick.

AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR Jurre.—The Wheat
crops vary considerably in most districts ; those late
sown are generally the most remising ; the early plants
through the mildness uf the winter having exhausted
their strength unseasonably, particularly on lands not in
good heat. Even on sonic of the best sorts, the bloom is
more irregular and the ear shorter than might naturally
hare been expected. The eastern and midland counties
have the best standing crops ; fun from the present ap-
pearance, the general produce of England is not likely
to be abundant. The cool weather will protract the
harvest. The Barleys are good, except those in ifanvy
parts of Norfolk, which have been severely cut by the
night frosts in the beginning of the month, as hat e the
Oats and Coleseeds throughout the fen counties of Cain-
Wage and Lincoln. Beans and Peas promise a large
crop. The potatoes have mulch recovered from their
frost-nipped state, and, though they will conic later than
svgs looked for, will iunbably be found to yield generally
a full average produce. Swedish Turnips are plantine
well from the late seasonable rains_ Rye-grass and C 1.,.
viers grow light; but the abundance of meadow Hay
will make tip the deficiency. The Hop plantations
through Kent and Sussex are still weak in bine, and re-
toire warmer weather. Tne young Clovers are a gene-
ral good plant. 'Pile Wool market is become brisk at
aleturced prices. Smithfield has been well supplied
through the month with prime Beef, Mutton, and
Lamb, whisk commanded good markets. • Veal and
Pork are cheaper.. In Lean Stock, both the Scotch and
Welsh drovers have been obliged to submit in reduced
prices; but store Sheep. particularly wall-bred South-
downs, retain their superior value. Horses of figure for
harness or the field, are srmee, numbers having been
lately shipped for the studs of fnreicti princes. Good
honey cart colts fetch more money ; but plait) ones, and
ordinary hacks, are scarcely saleable on any terms.

The particulars of the disturbances at Liverpool
are briefly as follow:—Some persons Navin„ been on
Wednesday apprehended for felony by the Dock
officers, and put into the Bridewell, a considerable
snob collected for the purpose of liberating the pri-
soners. They broke down the doors of the Bridewell,
and in the affray seseral of the Dock constables
were seriously hurt. Seventeen of the rioters evert
secured, and the necessary informations haring been
taken against them, they were on Thursday corn.
!Maul by the Mayor to tale their trial for the
uffeuee,