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London, England, 1802-08-03 00:00:00

LONDON Ar.IRKE7S.

CORN-F:XCHANGE. Fa!DA V, At ;T 2.
:',ETURN of WHEAT in hllel-lane, t
the 19th of July to the 24 h
Total-7:98 Qs :liters. Aver' 7 1 IVt ;..1.
Is. 3 1 higher th to

Rea Clever
lluvcr

4C; to 12-r. n• l- cwt.
tOi TO
25b t. (..j3
TRICE OF TIOP:i.

Keret 51 tos to f 1 8s A I Kl.lit 61 r‘ to :',; tel 3
"liii]cl 31 lei to 81 03 'it Si.iiii X 61 C •.I f ;, ' •;C
IT= :. I 10$ to 71 1 s,, (4 Farm F.l Gs to .)1 9s, 4
SNIITHFIELD, /wort 2.
To link the offal—pceno.n.: of :1).
Bcet - 45 44 to 55 44 Val -4, c! t' to (5
Mutton -5s od to 51 61 Pork - 5s c.". t,, ....s ti
Lamb
,Ss ad to 6s cd.
Stock at Market this morninr.,E,N 2 ;cc,
Sheep and Las.lll% t ,-.:.:;-..
NEWGATE and LEADEMIAI.I., Ac;,: P. 2.
Pcr flone of 81b. by the carc.ac.
Bed 3s Sd to 44 Sd Vcal 3$ 4.: •.•,) ~ ci
Mutton 4$ 4d to Ss cd Pork 5d nd :4 6s ud
Lamb 4s 8d to 5s Bd.
PRICE OF HAY AND sTR,Iw, Aufurt 2.
Smithfield. Et. jattlois. Who( c:ldt,.-1.
O. lay 5 &Stu] to 4 0 otnB o tills C.. oto 7 ii 4 0
'N.Av 5040 5 15 3 8•to2, t 4 oft l6 em;
Straw 2 050 5 5 7 lootoB to
Clover 7 uto it o
Do. new 6 o to 7 o

COALS, Avon. a.
Reit Coals in Nis Pool, al. 3s. o! per OmLimn.
Delivered al. r a'. o•I.
Sunderland, al. a 9q.
Delivered 21. ss. cd.

MONTI4LY AGRICULTURAL REPORT.••••=n;e cork
flant heavy rains during the latter part of the pre.
fent month, though they have greatly contributed
to the tilling of the grain crops, have at the free
time been injurious in Tome of the more forward
diltrits, in beating down and lodging them.—
From the grain being fo late in ripening, it ;s,
however, probable that much lefs halm wii; be
done in this way than may be appt eh nied.
crops are in general unufually full ; and if fat
weather takes place, fo as to ripen them rrop'edy,
there can be little doubt of their proving
and produaive. The early crops of potatoes is
general turn out well, and the late ones appear to
be promi ling.—Turnips and late beans hare come
forward rapidly fince the letting in of the late rains,
but the latter have fact ed much from the black
fly in many fituations.—The wetnefs of the feaiiin
has prevented the hay from being gut in In guide.),
as is generally the cafe, the great:: part in uh,ny
places being hill to be made. This delay 11.1
h'iwever, contributed to render the clops mine
abundant than we had reafon to expel in ou:
In many cafes it has alfo been carried in but is
indifferent condition, and in Tome perhaps nearly
fpoiled. The price 9f &al hay, as may In cup-
pored, is conilderably on the advance.—ln the me:e.
early hay dial isas the late falls of rain have brought.
forward the after.graties in fo extraordinat ya nut:i-
ncr. that it is probable there may yet be good fe.
cond crops.—EffeEts of the fame kind have Ike.
wife been produced on the paffure hinds, by which
the feed of cattle is become more abundant. '1 he
prices of both lean and fat Rock is, however, ttill
unufually high.—ln the cyder &arias it is but in
very few inttances that there is the appearance of
any thing like a crop.—Hops are in general a pro.
mifing crop.—Straw is dear, as is utually the cafe
at this feafou.

To FARMERS.—The following fingular erreri-
merit was tried (and has frequently anfwered be-
yond expedatioi.) on moor fheep, Aided with
that dreadful di:Order, called the Hager:, or water
in the head. Mr. John Pybus, an opulent farmer,
of Holy-well Houfe, near Gulfbros, kit a number
of his fheep by this difeafe ; various methods were
adopted to fave them, but without cited. How-
ever, a few weeks ago, be took one who appeared
dying, and having railed the fkin upon tit:: fore-
head, he with a ftrong, (harp knife, fuck as are ge-
nerally uftel by gardeners, laid open a part of the
(kull, literally extraCted a final! I.:g, apparently
filled with fed, and a thick dirty ‘vater immedi-
ately followed the inciiion—then gcntly doting
the wounded part, and covering it with a flrong
pitch planer, was agreeably furprized, the follow-
ing morning, to find the poor animal frifking
about the moor with the agility of a young lamb
A little warm milk thould be poured down its
throat preceding the operation, and we recomm,nd
the experiment as produdive of the bell effeas, in
flopping the progrefs of thi, fatal diftemp2r.