The National Register.
London, England, 1819-05-09 00:00:00

AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

In ennsequener of the grit:n.4l of the wea-
ther. the crops are every where 1..0k ma well ; a tiu,
season for Barley and other Suring Coin <owing " •4
scarcely ever remembered. The mummy of NM lit. t
fell duriii,t the h, bong too h I
toe Cons, 11Gia Lean e1111,4(1/ to ii..!Cp (11C 1•16(11 in grs,i
order. aid materially to ba..t.fd the pas:tires, which :...e
remarkably full of lied. A great proohrtiiiii of Met
mud be saved for fluorin:4 the I iyeri falling very far
short• of the usual breadth for hay; a sort of fatal:l
seems to attend diem. for or those which survived the
earreine drought of last year, many do not appear lc,
grow, ate ;nit. of plant, sod full of rubbish.
There is a prodigious snow of blossom oat fruitdreesef
all kind:, particularly items, which .vrre %Try tiearte I.rt
year, but promise, oleo!' destroyed by cold rim winds,
us make up for the deficiency this. Our nights have
hero frosty (fibrin; the last week, hot we hove on
mate-
rial injury has been occasioned. Toe Wheats ceriaiivy
have beet. beiirtitied by such a check. fur they were get-
nog iiiii ch. too forward it. titnnch that tiumbers of
farmers hate bee.. obli„ied to mow off the lops, to revei,t
their being laid by the first min that meal.% fall; io
which case it is clear they could come to nothing ; and
whether clotting them will ultimately do any goad. re-
inalos to be proved. Store Bullocks are selling vet.,
high ; not so Sheep, which come to market its are a
hers, but do not find buyers,: they are luiver by
many shillings a head.

The Artists' Gestem. rand Soe;e7
held its fifth anniversary at the Freetll43olll. Tavern
Monday last. The Dole, of Slim% presided over t
company ac respectable as it could possibly he, aud . IP.*
111 Mg but the importance of the debate in th. Flouse of
Commons could have prevented its being more nume-
rous. Tim collection after tliourreolottritril to near
10oul. Among the names we observed, the Lai • :
Bridgewater. 10 guineas; the liirquis of Lansdovio•
g ear; the Earl of Aberdeen, 10 guineaa; net
la fret, ail.; the lord Advocate of Scotlantl. 10 gui-
neas ; and some others. I'Ve stop not to notice the con-
viviality, the toads. or the proceedings of the evening.
but hasten to advert to a much more important fact ;
we mean the existence of ;mother Society rewitialiog
this closely inn:1111C. but essentially dithering hum it in
liberality—we mesa the Arti.ta' Btodevolott Fut* and
we shall conclude by simply pointing out the dillerend_
between the two. The toof!s of the latter are devoted
erclusircly to the relief of its owl members, at tht
widows and orphans; while the funds of the Societ,
whose fetal anniversary we have novv the pleasure to
record, are open to the demands of any artist in distryst,
or in case of his death, are willingly made applicable hi
the relief of his widow or orphans. The dalerence it;
point of liberality needs not a sins,le observationautd we
cannot do better than quote a few senteoces ruin the
declaration of the The GYMERAL Fond Soeirty.
—" The Artisis' Beqemlette fetd, catahiilliell in 1810,
is exclusively applied to the seller of the soil
oi pilaus of a bent fit club, composed of a society ofartistt,
umlcr the tome of lie 14.1 Stock Fand
Manyy pa-
trons of art, and artists, were iiidoced io st.baCt:
this fund, tinder an int pressioo, from its title. that they
emanatedl to an institution 'or the relief or nuts
gertrrelly.—:le drtiet‘' GBNLRAL Petterolent
founded or 1814, hut ha such limit:Mott ; no exclusise
privileges belong to any individuals; its useinhers con-
sist only of benevolent subscribers. whose ohjoct is, by
sit appeal to public liberality, to extend relict to a:I rhs.
tressed artists, whose works are known and rsternied by
the public, u well as to their widows and orphans.—.
Merit end distress form the Licit and only claim to its
ben,•%olettee.

Lord Lauderdale has, we understand, strentiotudy
urged an alteration of t' •e reg-thiCons, Lit
what has been done we do nut know. It the rela-
tive prices of gold and silver were propoonleAl :n the
abstract, a man would certainly inter, that tke silver
would drive the gold oat of circulation : hut.wo
have the assertion of individuals possessing the ad-
vantage of personal experieneu, with .aglieity mild
exactness of observation, that the Mutt rvgalatiutts
have tict and do nut preducc this erect.

Ii .11 LAST IGII I'S (;.4ZET

BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
.1. Bennet. A. Tabberer.and C. Seudazuore, blanchater.

C. Lowe. marehant.
It. Langston. se.i. Blanchester. eJtton merchant.
.1. Watt, Preaton. Lancaster. linen draper.
J. icror, As!iby Je to Z,uch. Leia..ster. draper.
R. W. Ja:.kaon. Melltsliaul, tVilu, grocer.
.1. Ball. Pool:, shoemaker.
M. Shepherd. Fare,lam, Southampton, hop dealer.
I'. Rhoades. jun. laneeti Street, lioxton, glass mounter.
Lose and S. Cohen. Manchester, fustian manufacturers.
B. Pout, Half Moon Tavern, Gracts:lturch Street, tavern
k:eper.
1. Beckett and .1. Rnbcrts. Silver Street, Itlackwell Hall factors.
11. W. Vander Klett, Narrow Wall. Lambeth, oil merchants.
.1. Thompson, Joiner Street. South .rark, sit:to-L:ler.
M. 1/. Martin. Piccadilly. jeweller.
T. Bevis, Oxlonl Street, cosel.maker.
Ti. Fi, eh, Cooper Bridge, Dewabury, York. lime burner.
W. l'rattintou and A. L. Priatinton, Headley, IVorcester,
grocers
L. Smith. Tothill.atceet. Westminster. ehinaman.
J. Aprhyaril, liirqt.ton upon II ult. bricklayer.
.t. uuttreux. Mincing I.ane, broker.
E. Blachford, Little Tower [till stationer.
L. Walker. Wait Smithfield. tailor.
W. Smith. IloweaAle upon Tyne. Northumberland, grocer.
J. Lansdall, Northampton Square, victuall.:r.
C. Ba,Mun, Nora ich, co.ichmaker._