Star.
London, England, 1813-08-02 00:00:00

AGRICULTURAL REPORt FOR JULY

The Harvest has commenced on the lies lands,
with a cheering prospect of such general abundance,
• as the oldest husbandman has rar,ty experienci:d.—
.Most of the Rye is cut, an I mitch at it carted. The
Wheat is *bowed, universally, to hear an ear full and
well set, and In be of a colour m ire flee foot taint
of blight or mildew, than almost tve: known. Th.:
Barleys are equally promising, except on .he heavie,t
biyttling soils; and the lk arts and Peas never pro:.
cawed a fuller produce. Oats are not likely to he 4
gen- nal crop, except in the teas of Lincoln and Cam-
bridgeshire, where they appear heavy on the groin l.
The P toots already raised, round London, b ive also
given earnest of an amp!, crop. The late-sown Tur-
nips have planted well in most d;stric:s. The 11,p
plantations, almost th:oughout Kent, Farnham, and
Sossex, are likely to tail from the increase of the fly ;
in Worcester and Herelordshire, they are,les adeiged:
the speculations on the year's duty do not eiceed
*115,000. The Hay Harvest has closed in most
c •unties, more productively than it did on the grass
1 olds round the Capital. Leui Stack holds last
month's • hibli prices, and Pigs,• from the poetising
pulse crop, are considerably dearer. Good Horses
tor the collar are advanced 'full 20 per cent.: those
of an oidinaty kind are not saleable. The Meat mar.
ket is lower for all .Iticles. We note no variation us
that of Wool, in which hut little has been done through
' this month, notwithstanding the hew in uts opened in
' different counties. The top pi'ces foamed I r cloth-
, ing wool have been, 4s. 101 for Wrttio, and 2s. ssd.
' per lb. for Southdown fit'eces.
EARLY HAtivE4.---On Saturd ty they began reap.
ing the wheat near Heain Hill, Son il, beta•rers
Camberwell andDulwich ; the cr p is temartably flue.

vArlvEßsrri- 117ELLIGENCE.
OXFORD, JULY 31.
Saturday the Election ended a• Magdalene College, when Mr.
Herbert and Mr. Senior were adm !fed actual Mr. Bid-

dulph and Mr. Grantham probatioua7 fennel, and Mr. Willer.,
of Oriel college, Mr. Edwards' of Woreerer college, and Mr.
Fane, of Railot cook t ge, were lectrui &mks.
At an Ordination held at Hereford. on Sunday .donight, by
the Lord Bishop-of that de-rest' the following Gentietneu wets
admitted to the leered order off Priesti
Rev H. J. Pan..ns, M A. fel ew of Magdalen Oxon.
Rev. G. H. 1.. Gratton, M.A.I rinity ark. Cambridge.
Rev. R.l.'„ Owen, MA. Brasenoseeoll Orton.
• Rev. J. Conarneline, 13 A. fellow of Sf. Joint's eat Cambrijo.
Rev. J. Belle?, J3.n. frinity
Rev. W. I. &Men, N.A. St. John's colt. Cambridge.
Rev. T. P. Symonds, B.A. St. Joint's coil Cenlir.dge.
Rev. W. Pateshall, B A. St. John's coll. Oaun.
Rev. W. Watkins, RA. New toll ilz.m.
Rev. J. Davies, B.A. Warted", cell. Utter
Rev, John Carleton, D.D n peameted to the Rectory of The
beton,Stiffolk.
itev. C. B. ?moll Lowther, a tke Rectory of erchestoo St.
Goatee,illts.
Rev. jam.* !reedy. M.A. to the Reamer of Hinton-on-
the Green, taloneasterabtre.
Rev. W. J. Rees M.A. Rector of Casettes *a the Rectory of
Heyop, in the county of RAnor, vacant by the death of the Rev.
Ruhlrt Davies.
The Prince Regent has presented the Rev. John Carleton, D.ll.
to the Rectory of Theberton, in Suffolk, v id by the death of the
Rev. Will am Wyatt.

BIRTH.
Wednesday, la Illownsburrsquare, the Lady of Dr. Combe,
of a seg.

MAR!

IBD.

At Acton the Rev. D. Evans, 8.41 ;of Lbndigo, Carmarhen-
shire, cbaphlln of the Royal Nava Host ital at Hasler, to Miss
Essex, daughter of .r. Essex, Esq. of East Acton, Middlesex.
At &istot, the Rev. H. A. Stiltingfi et„ -rector of How Caple„
Herefordshire, to Lydia, second daughter cf tl,st late J. Vernier,
Esq. of Canterbury.
Thursday lad, Lieutenant T. Levett, R. N. to Mary, second
daughter td Mr. Wlilians Last, of Hintleshans. _ _