The Sun.
London, England, 1813-02-01 00:00:00

AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

The open weather of last month gave uncom-
mon opportunities and facilities to the seasonable
pursuits' in agriculture, the plough, upon the
warm soils, being fully employed, either in win-
ter fallow:, or preparing the earth for a spring
crop. The flag of the young wheat phint has re-
covered its healthful colour from the effect of the
early severe ft osty mornings; it has begun to
spreao. kindly on the soil, and promises (except
in A few low and undrained situations) the most
prolific tillow. Great breadths are preparing for
spring wheat. The continued high price of bread
corn has caused an alacrity and pfertion, in every
department of agriculture,- unprecedented at any
former period; and it only requires the united,
liberal, and vigorous efforts of the state to reduce
the price of provisions to a moderate standard.
The farmers are still employed in laud-ditching
and draining,. hedging, and manuring. Planting
of p-as for podding hss been several. weeks in
operation ; but beau setting has not yet commenc-
ed. Some wheat has been sown in the present
month, and much remains to be sown, both of
the autumnal and spring species.
Rye, tares, &c, iStc,witlt all the soiling species,
have made considerable growth fin the ,ter,
and promise an early resource.
NeitEly the whole of the brassica tave
produced abundance of green food for the'season.
Turnips and cattle cabbage remain good, and
still in the ground : the spring cattle crops, of
every kind, have a healthful and promising ap-
pearance.
The. straw-yard stock are doing remarkably
fl.ell,—litty and straw abundant, and store beasts
of uncommon weight for the season.

The Student of Sidney College, Cambridge,
charged with settinf fire tt, it, is the only son of
an eminent naval charaeter. On the night of the
fire he had supped with :a party, and was not ab-
sent from'them more than ten minutes, in .which
inteniiii, it is said, the ivatehnian deposes that the
Stndent'wentAo the two apartments, which; soon
afterwards•burst into lizunes. On if tiesdAy, after
examination, ht.. IS lodged in 'the Town Gaol,
anti on Wednesday, after a final examination be-
fore the .snig-;strates, Vice-Chancellor, and 1-Ik..atis
of Colleges, ht was fully Committed :to the Castle,
for trial. at the ilext Assiut.

LONDON vAstiroiis.

ACX2IIt:ANN 5 ItEl;OgiToßy of ir,T5,
NIANUV.ICTURES, &C.

1,(11t

..i;',VEN.'ING OR OnLiA Diu round robe of,
rrttrjl muslin, or crape, over Satin sarsnet, with
long sleeve .and low trout, bordered at the bottom
anti on the bosoin with a rich brocade riband, or
embroidery of coloured silks. A patent'netneck
kerchief, edged With lace round the throat.— A
sash of pale Russian dame colour, tied negligently
in front of the waist. The hair dat on the sides,
:and in waved curls in front, divided in the centre
of the forehead, and. confined in full curb at the
back of the he!....1, with_ an apparent stray ringlet
falling on one sliwilder. Neck-chain, ear-rings;
-And cross, of blended gold and, pearl. A Cos3aek
cloak, or mantle, of pale Russian thine-coloured
cloth, with arched standing collar, finished with a
coloured border, emw,sponding with the dress.;..
lined with white sarsnet; :And confined occasionally
at the throat with a cori.espondent cord' and tas-
sel. Satin slippers, the colour of the mantle ; and
;lore,:, a pale prillirOsc.
Pco-MnNADE oR AL)RNING ,CosTumr...-A plain
cambric robe, made high in the neck, with plaited
fan frill and lout; sleeyes, finished. at` the bottom'
with a border of fancy tucks or neede-work. A
Prussian hussar cloak, of Sardinian blue velvet,
or superfine cloth ; lined and. .edge 4 with pink.
satin, and finished at its termination with to varie••
fated ball fringe : large hood, or eve, lined mid
trimmed to correspond; the points finished with
riei cone tassels, and confined at the throat with
the.sanie. A Moorish turban bat, composed of
5t:11%144n blue velvet and sable fur, A muff. of
spotted ermine. Blue kid half-boots ; and gloves
a pale tan colour.

FROM LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE OF THE PRESENT
'MONTH, FEBRiLIItY, 1813.

HALF Dacss.---Plain frock of amber satin cloth,
shot with white, and ornamented round the bosom
and the waist with a rich white silk trimming,
which is called frost work; it is the lightest.ancl
most elegant thing we liave.seen for some time,
and is universally worn ; doubla row of this
trimming crosses the breast, and forms the shape
•of the bosom : the hack, which is plain and very
broad, is ornamented with pearl !itrous, ..or small
silk ones to correspond with' the trintinintr. White.
lace sleeves, made. very full„, ftsteno 'about' the
trticiclle Of the aria by a. broad band of letting in
lace, and drawn up by two batons near the shoul-
der, while the fullness which fells near the bottom
is cenfined by one ; plain dean-train. Regency
cup of white lace, with a small front turned up all
round, and. what was formerly termed a beef-
otter's crown ; the lace in the crown drawn very
full and tightened in by strings al:pearl ; a tassel
of peark is affixed 'to the right side of the crown,
and a rich amber flower ornaments it in front,
Pearl necklace and small comehan ornament of an
oval shape. White kid gloves and slippers. '
EiVENING-DttEiS.—WtOte satin round
_frock,.
which laces bebind, and is made. to display the
Whole of the neck and shoulders ; back extremely
broad,- and the waist, as they were worn
month ; of 'mak leaves, wht:ll
has a beautiful effect, goes round the bosom, ,the
sleeves, inn! the bottom of the dress, which is also
ornamented up the front by a picce of embroidery
not quite a quarter 'of a y;ird in width, of acorns
worked in gold thread,- very much raised, and in-'
termingled oak Wreaths to eorrespwul With the
trimming of the bosom ; short sleeve, ornamented
with. tt rich gold tassel on the shoulder. flair
twisted op behind in a very large,full bow, divided
in front, and.rmich fuller on the temples than last
month. A turban of a nrwly invented gold net,
the texture of which is nearly as slight as gauze,
and wove in small diamonds, is put on indiGrent
told; it is exceedingly fall in front, and is worn
'without any ornament. A rich but light chain of
intermingled gold anti pearl, to Which is affixed a
small pearl cross, goes. twice round
,the neck ;
ear-A.lllgs to. Correspond, White satin sandals,
•whieli arc yery.innehdisplayed by the dress being
looped up On one side at bottom ; pearl rosettes.
White kid gloves', and ivory fan. Superb India
shawl of white silk,, with a border of rink But.
broidery„ is sometimes thrown carelessly over the
shoulders.
There was an Unusual catch of herrings
Brighton on Friday.; they were sold' on the\
beach‘ us low as 31. Ifis per last, or ls. per
hundred.

SNITTUPIELD MARKET, Fri:, 1.
This day's Mirka was well supplied with prime
Beasts, and the show of (..sattle in general, %vitt:
middling; liaef, Mutton, Vetti, rind Pork, 41119«
p..at last priti:' es, and the trade, for the p
was somewhat Itrisk. The sales in the llay..ailrliet
were rather lively ; selOver ha droppetl in price,
Hay and Straw fetched last' prices. We .nbinin
an accurate statement crf the prices and n

sink the it..nfot, per Ntono (If 819.
Mel, 4h. Vb. Mlittoll, 7s. Ott. Veul,
6s. to ss. Od, laiumh, 6, to O. Pork, 55.0(1. to 7s. oil

lielist4, 2450. Sheep, 1;?.,900. •:i)u,

SMITIII1VG1) ItAY-NIMMET.
Jiffy, 81.10 s. to Straw, 11.155. to 31.3 t. Ciciref,
AL Mi. to to Ito.

CORN-FACHANUE; YETI. I.—The arrivals .of
Wheat from Essex and Kent fund...llrd
supply of that article, has hayeri being numer-
ous, it fully maintained the.price,, last ;
,Oats continue to come in eottsiderahle quantitiet,
and a further reduction of 2s, perAititirter' may he
noted in theta ;
.the andtsters heink out of stoek,
Barley fully supported. the prices last quoted,
though the quantiny here to-day . was, considera.
hie; Boiling Peasb are the'same as last Marhet-
-day, though rather heavy o sale than otherwise
Tick Beans that are hard, nod in good condition,
at 2s, dearer ; Rape Seed is lower, M. per lust
Flour remains steady.
Wheat 78s. EM.to4s,
Fino ditto - • tans.
!tee - 755. Kis.
1341ey - 465. sans.
New Ditty -
Malt nt3s. 01i4.
Fine ditto • - - i 141.
White P.,:ie I le,.
Nvve - ^ -
NrVi ditty

Tie!, rientis - - 7f;
01,1 ditto - -
Sur ill ditto -
retil ()MS ;..
riiitAittO
Poland ditto
Pine ditto - .17q. --;
Pqtatoe itto
PAlte Sevd (par hot)
Vine FiL,or - 1(6,, i
Second* - - tou , 10;4.