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London, England, 1821-08-30 00:00:00

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AN ESSAY on the STUDY of MODRE
HISTORY.

By JAMES SHEit66I.D BOONE,
Student of Christ Church, Oxford.
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the Second Edition, of
1011A.CTICAL 'LECTURES upoii the GOS-
PEL of ST. JOHN. Part I, comprising the Six First
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the Second Edition, of
EXCERPTA ex rariis ROMANIS POETIS qui in Scholis
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The Seventh Quarto Volume of
THE WORKS of the late Right Honourable
EDMUND BURKE, containing Speeches ,in West-
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an Introduction addressed to Lord Viscount Milton.
By the Bishop of ROCHESTER.
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-LONDON-MAGAZINE No. XXI.
IL. for SEPTEMBER; 1821,.price Half-a-Crown Contains
the following Original Articles •.
I. Traditional Literature :—No. 9. Judith Macrone, the
Prophetess-2. English Eating-3, Influence of Scenery on
Poetic Character; Burns-4. The Antiquary-5. Theodore
and Bertha ; a Dramatic Sketch—a.. Spenser s supposed Ac
qoAintance with Shakspeare-7.. Leisure Hours, No. I. on
Hourei's Battle of the Frogs and Miee=-S. Farewell to Mary;
a Poem, by John Clare-9. Epitaphs-10. Review: Medita.'
lions ,Poetiques, par M. de la Martine-11. Old Benchers of
the Inner Temple, •by Elia-12. Cornelius Van VinkbOoms,
his Dogmas for Dilettanti, No. L 4,13, Confessions of an
English "Opium Eater-14. Lore. in a Mist; a Poem-15.
(ileanings from Foreign JoUrnal4-10. Report of Music-
-17. The Drama-18. Review: A New Hymn 800k-19. Li-
terary and Scientific Intelligence-20. Nomenclature of Clouds
Iternark4 on the Weather, with Nisteorological Journal
—22. -Abstract of Foreign and Domestic Occurrences, &c.
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CORN LAWS.—Among the Papers printed by
order of the 'louse of Commons, we find the fol-
lowing :—An Account of the average Price of
Wheat, per quarter, in England and Wales, froth
the 25th of March 1811, to the 25th of March
1821 :--
YEAR ENDING WHEAT YEAR. ENDING WHEAT
March 1812 . . 975. 10d. March 1817 . . 87s. 4d.
1813 . . 128 s. Bd. 1818 . . 90s. 7d.
1814 - . • 98s: Od. 1319 . . 82s. 9d.
1815 . . 70s. 6d. , 1820 . . 695. sd.
1316 . . 68s. 10d. 1821 . . 625. sd.

Average of 10 Years . . 84s. 11d.
(Signed) " WM. DOWDING,
" 9th June, 1621. " Receiver of Corn Returns."
An Account of the Quantity and Value of the
different products of Tillage. and Pasture "ex
ported from Ireland in. the Year ending sth Ja
nuary., 1821 :
Wheat, barrels
Barley, ditto
Oats,. ditto
Flour, cwts.
Oatmeal, cwts.
Beef, barrels
Pork, ditto
Flitches of Bacon
Hams, cwts.
Pigs
Sheep
Horned Cattle'
Butter, cwts.
Spirits, gallons
Beer, barrels

619,435 at 275. • £386,737 5
165,034 12s. . 99,020 8
1,540,893 —10 s. 6a. 808,968 16
194,663 20s. . 194,963 6
46,631 Ils. . 25,647 7
0,504 9s. . 274265 12
1472,431 655. . 402,,900 15
496,582 325. . 794,536 .0
14,429 —40 s. . 28,858 0
94,114 255. . 127,892 10
24,161 255. . 30205 0
52,191 —90 s. . 234,859, 10
536.355 —70 s. . 1,947,240 10
516,885 ss. . 129,221 5
3,264 325. 5,222 8

£6,969,940 6

As the Corn Harvest is now in progress, the
following information may be of use to our agri-
cultural readers :

" There will be rain, more or less, daily, till the 4th of next
month, on which day there will be a change of the moon. If
the wind be at N.W. at 7 min. past 7 o'clock P.M. on the 4th
of September, the weather will be generally fine for a week ;
but if the wind be at South or S.W. you may expect wet
weather for a week. In either case, the weather will be fine
between the 11th and 18th of September, when you may expect
wet weather for three weeks.out of the ensuing four weeks."

We are glad to learn, that the weekly payments to the poor,
in this.townsbip,.havelor some time past been on the decrease.
—(Let-ds latelligeneer.).
On the IlUmby side of the boundary line next Sapperton
lordship, in a valley about eight miles south-east of Acaster,
have lately been• discovered, in removing ,the earth, for the
purposes of agriculture, a considerable number of Roman coins,
urns, trinkets, .arril.hutnitn bones, with foundations of houses,
evidently the remains of an ancient town, destroyed ages ago,
and apparently, by fire.—(lßlD.)

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TIDE CLERICAL GUIDE, or ECCLE-
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