The Sun.
London, England, 1805-03-01 00:00:00

MONTHLY ifaßier;LrußAL itEpolT.

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Tire state= of season during the whole Of thie
month. has been .favoirrable for carrying oh such
operations of husbandry as are rtece.,,,ary to be per. at this period of the year. Much of the
leys have of .course been brnken up, and many hon.
dreri acres of Beans and Pease have been put, into
the ground, and the ;lands' in general are in a crate
of great fottvardness for Oats and Barley.'
The Barley tilths on strong soils have ben mthh
mellowed by the late frosts, and premise to make
good work est seed.time.:—The young Wheats, in
general, look well and promising.
The winter Tares mend very fast, and the Crass
lands improve much in their appearance,
Feeding Sheep do well ; and the Turnips have riot
suffered so much from the late severe weather as
might have been expeaed.
The prices of Grain in the Country Markets are
much on the decline, particularly Wheat and Bar.
ley. .The present average of all England is, Wheat,
91s. ; Rye, 575. S.i.; Bark), ; Oils, 275.
The prices at Marlirsie, on helm vary 25, were,
Wheat, toils. to 1031.; Rye, sos. to 58, ; Bar..
ley, 425. to Os. and in plenty; ails, 10
335. 63. and (lull of sale. The species of Oat,
known by the name of the Potatue Oar, has
every where an abundant crop.
Store Cattle and lean Sheep are advancirg m 'eh
in prices, and Milking Cows very dear. In o:nith.
field Market, Beet fetches from 4i. to gs. 4 1.; Mut-
ton, 4s. to ss. 6.1. ; Veal, ss. to 6s. 6.1.; ?wk.. 4.5.
to ss. per hurtle.

Store Hogs are low, and not very saleable, there
being a great stock on band ; good draught and sad-
dle Horses still obtain vod prices.
In \Vhitcchapel Market, flay fetches from
31. 16s. 6d. to 41. 16.3. ; Clover, tram 4.1. 4s. to
51.103.; Straw, from zl. 6s, to 21. 161.

- The Hop Duty of !Sot amounts to 386024:1.
191. 51d. equal to 177,617 i. 9i. '9 1. Old Duty ; or
what used to be called t 77,617 he pro.
duce of the preceding year was icyl2;:q
ing together the two largest crops succeeding each
other over known. The prices of yeurlingq are, in
bags, from 683. to 743. and of new, 843. to tool.
and present an objet of ftir specttlarion, as is will
be remembered tt:cy were at tGi. i 6.. to 201. in
1804.

Yesterday morning Rithlrktfripwaod, for cur.
tivg and maiming Benjamin Chant ry, and joborTert.
Pant, fur a burglary in the house of Robert Z.iliawe,
Esq. were executed before the Debtors' .13:)or in Ale
Oltt.Bailey, pursuant to their sentence..
The former of these miserdbit: men, ever since
sentence of death was passed upon hint, had behaved
with unnAmpltbd depravity. fie never tutempted
to deny his glAit• but, the contreiry, seemed to
exult in it, and often regretted he had 'wit dune a
deed more deserving of: death. 1.1 his ef,n,t,ra
boast that he would, on the sc.,li7ld, sot pass (it no.
toiinus Abershaw in evincing his contort;): of aciith ;
and he constantly endeavoured to instill into the
'mind of his fellow.sufferer those diabAical !mina.
pies which he had in:liked himself..

On Tuesday ',iglu, when Al'port, the Under-
keeper, was about tolemove_ltim to his cell, he drew
out • a clasp-knife, which' he had conceded about
him, and with horrid imprecatiors threatened his
life. The Keefer tampered with him until he fad
put away the knife, when he t,eized and chained hint
to the wall, not allowing him a large'r range than
three inches. This severity produced no" :
he was continually imprecating curses on all those
who had been the me;!n3 of triaging hint to punish-
ment. The Chaplain's offer to assist him in his de..
votions, in the cell, be rejected with scorn.

At an early hour yesterday morning;, both the
Prisoners being 'allowed to walk in the Prels.yard,
Dr. FORD again importuned fity wood to, pray, -when
the misguided wretch called-him by every opprobri..
ous name he could think of. He never Once Seemed
to contemplate his situation, but employed, the time
he was permitted to stay in the yard in exhortitig
his companion to die..game. 'Pennant betrayed no
violence, notwithstanding it- was evident- that he
was greatly influenced by the advice of his compa..
nion, and apparently his thoughts were altogether'
unoccupied by retigion.

At the suggestion of Wit. Hot,Ds‘rorrrti, the City
Marshall, 'he made some alteration vin hi dress.—
This Officer finding his advice attended to in this
instance, entreated him no longer ti) follow the evil
counsel of Haywood, but to emrloy the few moments
he had left in a• Christian. like trimmer. Tennant.
sheiVed some contrition, and Offered the
called°3tlililetttileintitraor;sta:Luofir.taitetintne,gl7wtihile:Pnrvelitssos.p;rh, a:rsecslnca:
vllVeLrih;icinvi
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bundle he had in his hand, out of which he took an
aldjacitt, and a'pair of de 'bees, and put themon.
Thu9,"'says he," will I defeat the prophecies of my
enemies : they have often said I wou:d die in my tout
and shoes, and ram deterinined to-die:in neither."
Being told it was time to be concluded to the scat:
fold, he cheerfully attended the ten:mons, having
first eat some bread and cheese, and drank a 'cjuun-
tity of -coffees Before, however, he departed, 'he
called out in a loud voice to the Prisoeers, who were
looking through the upper windows at him, ‘'
well, mylads, I am just a_going na, Ood-bless yeti."
" We .arc sorry for you," replied the PriSener,.
" I want none of your pitty," rejoined Hoeieweed.
" Keep your snivelling, till it he your own turn."
Immediately on his arrival upon the scaffold, he
gave the mob three cheers, iteredecing each
with a Hip his'!" Whilst the curd cce.4 preparing
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he continued hallooing to the et). Ia was found
necessary, before , the usual time,' to eta the cap
over his eyes, besides a silk handkerchief by -way
of banctige, that his attention might' be 'entirely'
abstraded from the speetaters. Dr. PORI.) continued
in prayer with Tennant, who listened to him hue
did not join with him. Just' as the noose was [laced
round his neck,. he emphatically exclaiMed, Lord
have mercy' uponane l" Haywood muttered some
words in reply, which were not y-ertealy understood,
but were supposed to be siii4 ttr T. 0111th by way of
reproach. He then gave ani,titer anti kicked
tiff his shoes wrier% the spedator3, many of whom
were deeply affeded at the obduracy of his conduit.
Soon aftcrwaids the riatitilm drkwed,