The Sun.
London, England, 1813-07-01 00:00:00

AGRICULTURAL R 'WORT FOR JUNE.

Vegetatiotl has not, for many years, been so
perfect, prolific, and productive, or assumed so
fruitful an appearance. ltois not only one species
that abounds 'in luXuriaut foliage,. bar the whole
vegetable kingdom has arrived to greater perfec-
tion, .and suffered lesSlrom the destroying depre-•
dators; the insect tribes, which have either been
annihilated' by atmospheric affections „or rendered
inactive lay the rapid and luxuriant growth. of
plants.
Wheat has,, as the flag denoted last month,
thrown out a large ear, ihichl4,, set with clevels,
and has gone finely oaf' the bloom.
Barley promises well upon. Avnriri soils, having
thtown
rater
a long car, except 01! a few spots
ir
bere has' hupg on them too long, for the
want, of that greatest of all improvements, land-
draining: -
Oats. have belled abundantly strong on the
stem, and promise a full crop.
hay-harvot has generally commenced, and
the crops of grasS of every kind are most 'abun-
dant.

it
Tu tT E Giol:tos AL -L ooRITY.-The Knut. .d
Fint; andConstituriou Club, at a General M
lug held the Ist instant, uuanimoudy
.passede
follo,ving Resolution :

"4t 'the heartfelt. thanks of Society be given to the
1) Ilnadred and Fifty One Members of the . Hotionrable
i‘e !lonic of (nln wno, 24th day of May
'so .I,!,.y,supported our glorhus Coil,,tittition in Church and
oy NAV est.ibiishe .1, by oppoini:.; the Innovation at-
trropted to he intradaced in favour of his :Majesty's Rowan
Catholic subjects." • '

SmALL.-Pox-r-utvENTIoN.-a-Abstraet of the Bill
1.,r the more effectual Prevention of-the spreading
of the Infection of the Small Pox
The first clause goes to enact, that notices must he given
Of Inoculation by the ..practitioner, as soon as he is called
upon, in writing to.the .Clergyoum or Minister, and to the
Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor.
2. Similar notices to be also given by the parents of chil-
dren,

3. Practitioner to give certificate when infection has
ceased.

4. Persons notto be exposed under Inoculation.
5. During infection a red d'ag'to b hung up hi front of the
house.

61 Parish to prov;:le surli red .evzq

It is computed that lime, to the value of a mil-
lion -sterling, is used by the Scotch farmers every
three years ; and that the coal-mines produce an-
nally two millions atoll a ball of tons, worth nearly
a "million.sterlinw
Oa Saturday rblast died at Ardlcstrop, Glouces-
tershire, aged 79, universally lamented by all who
lcu6v him, the Rev. TuomAs LEIGH, of Stonkigh
Abbey, in the county of Wau•wick, tkitd Rector of
ArdleStrop. Late in life he succeeded to,the am-
ple possessions of his relative' Lord LRIGn, which
.enabled him to-increase the. circle of .that general
benevOlence which; had 'always distinguished his
character.llis life was dedicated to the service

of Gan, and his fortune to the benefit of his fel-
low-creatures, and it is not too much t..) say, that
his virtues ‘vill be as ta thfully and' permanently
engraved on the minds of those who knew him, as
they are recorded on the tomb.---He is succeeded
in the possessions of Stonleigh Abbey, and die
other estates of Lord LEIGJI, by his nephew
JAMES HENRY LEIGHAES.q. of Adlerstrop,Member
for Bets in. •

Ntc ttot.soti.—Fonr men are appointed to watch
Nicholson in the House of Correction, Coldbath:-
fields, night and day,, relieving each other. He
is allowed to take awaiting for two hours evely.
,day. He takes his food abundantly, and is in good
health, no bad or dangerous effect of his wound
remaining. Thursday and Saturday he under-
went examinations in the prison, when the regu-
lar informations Which have been committed to
writing, were read over to the witnesses, and they
signed them in the presence of Nicholson.
Monday night a boy Omit thirteen years of
age, in the employ of Mr. TURNEtt, jeweller, of
Bond-street, was sent with a small parcel, con=
twining; jewels end pearl ornaments to the amount
of about 50/. to Mrs. LasTitt, in Staflordllace.
He was met by a man. in. Oxford,street. who
'tweet him to go with him, and show him the way
to Wimpole-street, which the boy declined, but
directed him the *ay, refusing to accompany him..
When the boy got into Stratford-street, within
two houses of Mrs. LESTER'S, he was met by a
boy running in great haste, who asked him if he
was coming from TURNER'S, saying, Mrs. LESTER,
obis mistress; was waiting for the articles, took
them from him, and desired him to return and
send their foreman. It proved to be the old fraud.
beggarman, apparently very old, and in great
distress, with a child in his arms, came into the
Swan public-honse, Mount-street, Grosvenor-
square, on Sunday evening, and begged an aims
with, great -earnestness. A- young man, hi the
house at the time,' sm4pecting that all was not
right, took hold of the child, when immediately
the headca me off, and discovered it to be made of
Plaster of Paris. - Atter. shaking the old man a
little, awold red wig fell ow, anti discovered him
to •be a young man of aboat thirty. He begged
very hard to get oil', without asking any (Images
for the loss of his child and wig, and was turned
.out of the house.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

I.IOiTS E OF PEERS, AY- unNEsnAY; *JUNE. 30

, mere .heard relative to the Scots Appeal Cause,
TGrotr v. Tt3rovr77-To proo. it,rt her ou Friday. .

The furrhi:r bearing upon the Irish' Cause, Milltle v. Dick,
p:.stpened. • • .
Lord Aunt:4°mA:- notified hi; intention to move the eon-
siderttit,n of the Amendinenti made by the Commons to the
Iwolv.vot Del>tors Ft
"['he -LORD Ot.s.Nce.u.ott top!: oeca/lon •to notice, that no
prorisroit had been tuas!e in the Dill for tlefraynig.the ex-
penetN of the Court meant tor he est:o:ii4lit..4l ;or carryiug the
Act into CX,'ClltittiL. TIP.!01:11Vr MlTego tip: place
for framing ,oen a prori,ion, and it he did not
see bow the Biil could i;t: ttt',oll

The Loan rtutdiug Bill, the Ilinimula Courts liar tial, the
ocvl ToLerts, the Tria'tty th:ctt:fle, the Lixal Militla nty
anti Clothing Iting, luta a fek.: a!iei 1, were broug:.x up from
the Cot:ono/is by Mr; l.wittt Nolo .'lr. W. Smurti, at:A other
,Mcmtiers, and severalty read a first time.
The Irish Distillatiou Bill was am:A a second time, and the
Mitture .Corriap Bill passed thruzzgli a Lonutittee of the
whole House. •