Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-24
EOHEIGy INTELLIGENCE.
CIV p,ysI.TERFRoM EUROPE

London papers the l3th August. containing Liver
pool advice. 10 the llth. From the New orb pa
tcts We make mp The following summary of in'clt
gence.
the ilth show. an advance the lower qualities oil
American OF I'd per ID, The business Of the week vas
gerry extensive.
fine trade Of the British Manufacturing Districts
continues TO improve. in consequence chiefly oil OF
ders from the United States.
The mos, reniarkabl item of news - new ana
ia Iili introduced by Lord Brousham. which IN
fact cocs to snnu the Ordinances OF Lord Durham.
The second re sti,ng carried ayes 81 noes 30
Lord Meibeurnc after this said, h., had corr 10 The
iccison Of ddrising her Majcstys HHi@efs 10 dsdi.
lar "a, ordinances This strikes dead almost all
Lord Durham has done IN Canada particularly MS
cousse towards State Criminals
TIE BRITISH CROPS.
The subiect Of pro minont interest howeseris that
In relation 10 the crops in Great Britain aud our oI
,rseis are very full that head. The weather IN
EurI,nd VA, watched from day to DAY, and prices
earned n, the skv poured down much rain or
in.t enough The accounts from the different parts
Of the Ling dom are conflicting. and cas-,
matter TO reconcile them, Ln the opinion IN England
in regard them may BE- inferred from Tue fact that
The pfIcrs OF grain were SIN on The rise.
A writer IN the London Mtrning Chronicle repre-
cent. "fhe crop of wheat, ia every quarter, 10
be deficient. less an1 IN some districts nj
Wales aud Scotland ver, backward thai II proba-
bI, vii be rearcda all ~ ht, lie eAelaiin',
.'fAe ut last year - now so httlf eAh tuSlcl
that bel luur,.cn days thcie vii be duty
rad 10 many poiis OF the western district oi the
souufr, ftotn sheer necessity to keep tic mills GO
u.; aud, IN all probability, before tic new crop Is
harvested IN the south rart OF the Kingdom all the
kundcd corn IA the United Kingdom Will he cdusum-
ed- 1--WE have not secured lie adds. more than
400, 900 quarters Of wheat On the Continent, winch.
9th our BONDED STOCK will make up about me ulll-
lion of quarters, u quantity winch would not keep
England Tor one month" lie ]. dccdcdl, eiorinlon
al. L. tsla nj pftIh Ian -
there will be partial famine III any dstrles OF us
iani ireland. aud Scotland
Per contra to al tins another write y in another pa
per SAYS, "ihs wheat crop IN this county, aud IN
indie cd the whole south and west of England, never
booked cleaner or better Ii Is rue that from the
heavy effect. OF The late severe winter IT II thinner
than could have been wished fof but hra TIC sldw /,
sbundlntl, ne, and from the extraordinary Improve
ment in ITS appearance aud growth Arising 1fo'n the
sery genial weather 81 the past thee months Is
auto ,pacd that will yield an average crop within
sixteenth that the total dehc,cue, or all Eng
land vii, be about three millions OF quarters. Ia
meet this have 60D,o00 quarters oiiofei,aw eit
IN bond. the Whole of Which iton the esscnri I'M
port duty now les. ST., will be brought INTO home
consumption aud more than TINS, thtou shout the
country. tie crops 81 bltlc, aud oats were
tceded; aud AZ the pieces OF these must be mater
ally reduced, such deduction will greatly lessen tht
CONSUMPTION OF wheat corn. Large unpoualions d
furri.n whcai also oIdcr, and IN expectation
Of eaty delivery, the ohole OF which viii come IN
use, the duty Will yet decline, owing the late
hugh priced averages Of thr aggregate markets.
Accounts from all quarters concur IN Representing
the crops OF potatoes to b, abundant"
From statements so conflicting, We must gHcss a
the truth. We sec that the duty on Foreign hca
- falling, and with prospect 81 but Is. pen qu,tte
duty.-lherc Is an advance IA the Liverpool make
OF Cd TO Is per 20 lbs. All tins indicates scatcity
but tins may be accounted Tor by the lalc hatyrsr
and tho small stock on hand Which undoubtedl
very hght--as h. ht rs II Is ~ Tins county. Whed
bonded has advanced from Is, to Is %. Flour la
advanced Gs. per barrel. United States saui lou
brings 4os.
PROSPECTS OF TIE HARVEST.
LONDON. Aug. live are now certain of
deficient harvest, and ihefe ~ also reason Ia Tea
fiilnre OF the crops IN those countries from whle
We have been IN tic hablt ol supplying our decicur
Of food, something very neatly approaching 10 a tam
inc be reserved tor III The course OF the en,n
inc winter. That. at all events, there vii be are
importation OF foreign corn does not admit of doubt
and ~ehnow from past experience, that large an
sudden importation OF corn invariably lead. to COZ
responding expectation OF specie. aud cousequen MI
10 cnrtaiment OF the currency, the Banks the
withhold their diseount' bank turteles follow an
tue country sonoc more involved IN all the horror
ola commerclalpanic' Courier.
DrnLrN, August 10.
The ,ocdber-Gredi rise in wheat mil With
the last three or four DAYS the corn crop, in H.
country have promised a most abundant Produce b,
la n
PERMISSION is producing well grounded alarm, an
farmers are be .innins 20 apptchcnd an extremely la
aad scauiy harvest. These approximations bccin
tell on the coin markets where all descriptions
sra.n have been gradually RISING. At the DubI
Com Exchange, this dlv. wheat reached the W.,
iish rtcc OF 50'. per barrel of 90 stones II II
weather should should not speedily change the p,l,
will soon become much higher Fi1y shIl,urs pr
lare is beyond the rate AT which foreign corn /. a,
tnntcd at aduiy OF IS.
The Weother and the Crops.-The weather
this ncishbofhood (Ianchestc,) ha. been for SON
time past, and more especially during the last TIN,
weeks. Ola character To cause the greatest alarm +
the safety OF the growing crops. Hitherto so Tar
the fall OF rain Is concerned, the weather has nc
ly corresponded with that OF The disastrous wear ISL
when the harvest was almost entirely destroy ed.
There is, however, one ground OF hope which d
not east in that year--the temperature during II
present sHmmcr has been higher than IN that
lel6. or that of ls23 which also very b.
Observation-Disclosures Guardian
Rise in The price IF Cora.--Thc constantly din
ping weather, aud the prospect ola late harvest. re
der The state of tie corn market subject Of scrln
in,erest. it will have been observed that within Il
last two months there has been considerable rise
the price OF wheat. The average which rcgulnt
importation 53s. Cd. IN The end of Drcenb
last, and !, 67.. Sd. Of nearly 80 per cer
When the average rises to 13s. the duiy sinks TO
md al intermediate prices the duty is as follow
6Ss. and under Cos. l6. sd. duty; Cos. and und
70s., 49, Sd; '0s. and uudcr us, los Cd; us ar
under 72s., Gs Sd: -. aud under 73s 2s, Sd: 70
10.