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IMPORTANT At 1110117 .VG.

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Os Mosby. penitent to a.lvertieetnent, a niosber
of the most *Seem anal respectable farmers et the

county of Some:. tergethel• with many country tenth.-
sees, assembled &Clow% for the purpose of 'skim(
Wl* temaideratio• the present state 4 agriculture.—
The hire room at the Star ins was literally full ; and
Is the proposition of Mr. Ellipse. men. the Right lion.
the Earl of gement WA* unanimously Sulitited tot
take the Chair.
His Lordship. in complying with the request of the
sowing. said, that it bad not been his Windiest. ..on en-
take so prominent $ part in the 1
from his inability to comet* a
a subject as the Aggispltural
lattehtivaaeistsed .41 aisrilkk
he should certainly obey the
a present.
Mr. ELLNIAN. ses. having presided at the Meeting
of the Agricultural Association. begged to mention
the object of assembling on the present occasion. and
stated that it bad been the opinion of many that the
preferable course would have been to call a County
Meeting to consider it. He. however. Ong say that
on leach occasions, where a diversity of opinions would
he certain to prevail, he was persuaded there would be,
many talkers and few bearers, and that, consequently,
'little henefit would result. There being then present
several tientlemen deputed from the eastern pint of
Sussex. he >hostel sit down in expectation of hearing
fr them the sentiments of that portion lathe county.
Mr. Lambe (a Magistrate from the east of Sussex),
Mr. Ilaviland, Mr. Payne, Mr. Wielder. Mr. Ingram,
Mr. Martin and others, then delivered their oplaions.
They stated the distress prevailing' among the farmers
and the number of men forced out of employ by the
pressure of the times; Mr. Lambe mentioned that in
one Rape alone (that of Hastings) the number of
persons this forced out amounted to lOW. Among
other suggestions throws out by some of the above
gentlemen was that of calling a County Meeting.
Lord EUriZNONT thought that a County Meeting
would be of little utility, unless some one should be
prepared with a specific proposition. He had heard
gentlemen say various things, all, however, inapplicable
to every part of the country. In some pieces the
poor rates bad been diminished. and where the case
was different it was. he felt persuaded. owing to local
causes. One cause was an increase of population.
which had. within the last ten years. been very great
If a County Meeting should be convened, it would.
he premised. be with the view of petitioning Parlia-
ment ; awl then, in all probability, we should wit-
ness the same result as we had .een last year. He could
not forbear saying, that 4 mass of more contradictory,
of more frequently refuted evidence than o as ;bee re-
sealed to Parliament. had never fallen within his ob-
servation. For himself be would observe, that he was
ready (and so be was sure were a g. eat many other
gentlemen) to devote himself entirely to the investiga-
tion of this important and intricate question.. He con-
fessed that he was at a loss to say what was the real
cause of the present distress; it arose doubtless, from
a combination of causes, and he did not think it in the
power of any gentleman to poist oat a remedy. Still
it was right to discuss and investigate the subject.—
His Lordship then stated, that in Yorkshire, where
he had • considerable estate, and where the portals.
'ion had increased as much as in Sussex, be was in-
formed by his agent that the poor rates were not more
than seven-pence in the pound. and the distress far
front being general or severe. He was persuaded that
the amount of the rates was attributable to the low
price °fears. He felt Ratione to know. whether.
.in the east of Sussex, with an increase of popnlati.m,
there had been a falling-off in cultivation ? For the
last year and a half, be had been persuaded that there
was something peculiarly distressing in that district.
ono impertset point which had bee. little mentione I
les * present occasion, was the low price of. corn.
t'Oti tt. spiestieet wits--did such I,w prices arise &on
't
he tattoo of foreign corn ? . He firmly
r
jte 'bat Opr the last two years there haul been
lit esse a
prot
• pooltittn. lye own opinion Wg, th .t the
pre
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t dtdicutties *ere catsel oy a we hasty attempt

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