The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1805-09-02 (London, England)

MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL RI. PORT. I  The recent continuance of 6.ie weather has brought legroom& t.,1 corn harvest much to men than "as expetel, arnica r now he.:oilie general in all thews:Rhein and said sod o outlet. vrivete m.#ei, 'lf the Wheat and ear y sown Barley, .n 1 Os...crops, aro alrealy cut, and prove every I cure to be heavy &eta Sad. Field Pease and Beans are well pridd-d, nearly fit far the hooks and promise great ahiiiidance. The elope of caner., and vas ll.= other garden smith, are equal, good. The Whit: Outztt C over and Tret.id g- we fur suet, prumare ram abundance. macerate price of gra:a u Liglatet i —Wneat,loov ; Rie, 58 ; Itirley, 495.24.; Oat., 31s. Id. ; Beans, SGe I Id. Peas,, 49;. kl. ; Oatmeal, 46s 21. Her heti in eemerali 100"-1 di "'or the kivednm an heavy cmp, well mate, and properly secured The after math, and secon 1 env.. of Clover, row fast ; and the Red Clover saved for see,l, promises to herd well In Whitechapel Market., Hay Roches from 41. 4a. t. Si.; Corer, 51. ss. to 61. Se; Straw, VI. Ins Pi 31. litt The pastures at tilb Season of the year newer were better ; and the fe-clintr, .n 1 d cattle have duo. well. • Ths eulv.s.wn Tiimi,e, in sume wee-181.1.rel dertriete, have Alen hoot, arid Fine well. Tile latter span hat,' satires, much by the rave, c of the 2c; and, in "Ant situations, the lamb have been sown iip‘er again. Oar accout.t. or the errisent crop of Henss eunti.sue very env favourable The Nii4suinii er shoots, that gave • (roofs age reanasee, induced a hope o: an iinpmvainerft; and the Wad duty (41 duty r frurn 40 to 3 -r,OOlll. ; bit the .'Srt WWI toe welt, and uI, plant brmg al.erwards attacked with Me nauu:d, all hope. are banished that this eon Can exceed that et lON, i.e. earn, IS or 15,0001. The Worcester awl Hereto( d.itri It, it is sail, will not pay this veer AWOL altbeingto, 1 01, it enema d 6I,OCNd. • P:ices have fluctuated • MID sine um legit ; t i.v '.ll on the mippeiwil improvement bet When it is urshmetood hoe very sniali the cep will be, a Mee sclera :'.• rive so toe the c *moans Sc.. Ti,. quantity on Mod nuitates, Weever, against a rapid rise ; but when tii.s yeu'e consumption is taken awry feern the quantity on hand, the advance may be expected to bete e moderable, that few prudent consomme will, at tilex I.nses, rink what 1114.6 mar produce. Bags of 1203 sell, at men frum SI to SI. its. and er 1804, (turn 61 6. ti 61. 16s  Lean cattle, both bean: and sheep, notwithstanding the immense 'hick on hand (owing to the Veiny ~f keep, and the promt-og apimatenot of much winter sod, have, at all the late kir., been much in request, and produced high rices. liiSmitbneid ?dulcet, Star fetche, r. 4e. to 44. &I. per nose of 111.13 ; 441. to H. 44.; Veal, Se. tole. id.; Pork, 4.. to 44 ad. ; Lamb, 44 to de. 1(14. St-ire hop, to turn into Nobbles, are in demand, and at ad•au lA. kCa. Fresh horses, fir for the collar, and the army, are much waste 1, and are both scares and 'leer.  Saturday, about three o'clock in the afternoon, a melancholy installer ut suicide occurred in the fkmily of Mr. %V• tailor, at Nn. 3b, Arundel► street, Strand. Mrs. W ARUN having watched an opportunity, when her servant and children were up stairs, bolted herself in the kitchen, and nearly severed her head from her body with a flzor. Ongoing down malts a short time Atter the sireadfsl aft, the servant found the door shut, and instantly alarmed her master, who was at work in the shop. The door was then broken open. and eae unforunate wosnan was found lyin4 weltering in her blood, withoos any appear-mice of 'life. Two ~gem were setts fcr their presence was, however, of no sir. ice. The deceased has left four children, one t f them very young. No cause is assigned for the ra'h aft, as she always appeared to live on the happiest terms with her family, and has seldom eeincad the least symptoms of insanity. The Coronet's hey will sit on the body this day. The ludicrous declaration in a !ce Movwear, that the invasion of England may yet be deferred for one, two, or three years, and the certainty that destru3ina will fall on those who attempt it, have al. ready produced their effed in this country. Many persons, who, incases of danger, consider their pro• pert), most secure in their own possession, and who, from the tear of invasion, had sold out their stock, are now considering how they can turn it to the hest a:vantage, and the result aprears to he, that they resolve to disburse it in the purchase of Tickets or Shares in the present excellent Lovery, in which there is less chance of losing, and m•sre of becom. ing than in any speculation et trade.  r -~