The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-01 00:00:00

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPQRT.

A month of fine weather has enabled the Firmera
to get in all their white gram in good Condition.
The Wheat, • though somewhat injured t)37 the mil.
• dew in some place., is in better order than was ex.
Petted.
,The late rains. which fell on ir, will assist
both the quAnt.ity and quality, and make 'it much
easier to thresh. The crop may be deem t] an average
good one, Wirley was much improved by the tains:
in the strong lands, and is an excellent crop. 'Fite.;
Out that were out in the wet are considerably di'''.
Coloured, b ,t on the whole there is no deficiency.—
Ile crops of Pease are also good, as welt as' those of
Tares. The rains have been very favourable for the.
Turnips,
which have
.grown very luxuriantly, arid
are likely to make winter keeping plentiful. The
Clovers have been equally benefited by the rain, and
Poolise a very abundint crop of seed. -

Letters from Berwit ksliirestateoliat " the Harvest
on the Coast i. commencing pretty generally; crops
of all kinds thought lighr, but it is WelieVed in the
heart of the Cutiwy, where they bad More rains,
they are 'much better. The turnips have in most
places recovered their late very severe attacks, and
it is thought from present appearances, he a
tolerable, andlin many farm,„ an excelknt crop."
Last I"eek a fire fiMtd. Oats was cut down in the
neighbourhouti ul (ireenock.
The Harvest throughout the County of Doioet is
nearly over ; the crops in general are very fine, and
it is with pleasure we add, that the price of Wheat
is declining rapidly. '
Brigadier-General LAYARD has informed ColL ;
Mtsuttivit, he intends visiting the Artillery
Ground next Wednesday aftcinoon, to view the field
• exercise of his respettableCorps, the lion. Artillery
Compar v • '
• .
The WhitiChapel Volunteers, when last review.
ed by Colonel HAR N ‘Ge were instritetcd by that
respec a
ble Officer individually to arrange their pri.
vate business, and' to do • this with speed, as they
• might exped to be called out at two hairs notice I, *,
On "I•huriday.tnotning the 7th Company of the
St. James's Volunteers, under the command of Cape
rain STEWART, marched to 4iMuin 'to
,fare
•• with ball cartridge at a target, at tog yards distance,.
for two gold medals, which were adjudged to.
Messrs. THOMAS and •Everts; after which they re,
turned to town, anti partook of an elegant dinner,,
given by their' Captain, at the Blue Poits Tavern,
Bennet.street, St. James's.
The First SurreY Sharp.shooteri, Under Captain
Nuns, are ordered on a skirmishing party with the
Cr.)don.Riflemen„
, Orders have been issued to *the Brigade of 'tort
• st 6(16 Volunteers, under the ctiannand of Lord
+XL:flit-2, to hold themselves in readiness to
of Ele`n 41 a moment's warning ; above isoo weight
cad has lately, been mouldid into bullets for.:the
the fltigade in case of their being called into
• servic,,
• - The Dike of Gloucester's Volunteers have re.
FeiSed a Circular Letter, ordering them to assemble
•so marching order, with haversack, canteen, anti
one provision, on Wednesday next, the ph of
September, at seven o'clock in the morning.
Brigadier. General MACLEDD ,is nominated to,
the Command of the Royal Artillery at Coilleath.'
Captain BROAD WOOD, of the iith Company of
!C°Yal Westminster Volunteers, gives'his Company
l.n the course of the ensuing week a superb gold Me.:
afto he shot, for at Hatfield,. in Hertfordshire ;
tet'ditch they are to be regaled with a sUmptuous.
dinries.
C
~onsiderable preparations have lately been making
slureOW, and several parts of Essex, to open the
e,:leand overflow the Country adjacent ; it *is
exi,e
frsl..an experiment will he made in a few days
tht I)()°4'negoilteuerat meadows near the River Lee;
Lora and Louis it it said, will be present.
Castle, where a"dY MAttoN are on a visit at Walmer
i ob 4 'lr. ?lII' was expelled thid day.
Matsw erred in a Morning Paper that Mr.
gents
I Portunlty7.!
sit! at Brentforti had an easy
° ucteding bad votes on the opposite"
e• as ir
'`std the Officers, InstroMentS, and
lecjg,nen7f the Police.", 'this is an unwary acknow:
friend,, On the Part of Sir FRANCIS BURDBIT S
lik of
-e,y in offer
•
description of persons who were
•• It is yet' "cr themselves in support of his eleCtiTl.
y prob3hle,indeed, that a more numerous tribe
nr„aiNeb rooters would have appeareti:in favour of the
Baronet if it had nut been for the presence of those
OlE.cers, Instruments, and Runners of the Polite.'
1
W •
wA F' HE Nay Titotirrrost, the Chairman of Mr.
as ~,AINNVARING's Committee has been represented
the
not cad of a likely to be vexed by any ridicule that'
eeting.—Mr. THORN-
!o
mat? y
he direCted arrainse. account of his re-
gard forion
.rn on .
41beistical eribb,lenrus,t particularly as it comes from
On
Moaday next the Right Hon. the Lotto
AY°4l Aldermen and City Officers, will proceed
in 5181 e. from the dantilon House, halipast eleven
toock Smithfield, and. proclaim Bartholomew
• accortlin to annual custom and n ToesdaY
t
ordship 'will bald a Court cl Alder!
Lnen to tglecil'a"re the vacancy y the death of of Keeper of Newgate,
JOHN k E I fix a day
Ry, sq. ant to for the eleCtion of another in his NOM,