The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-01 00:00:00

MONTHLY A4RICUL7 URAL REPORT,

THE Season since our last has still continued fa.
vourable for the grain crops, and they in genetal
throughout the kingdom, look promising. '1 he dif.
fetent slight showers of rain that have fallen lately have
contributed to give them great verdure and strength.
The fallows have likewise been unusually well.pre-'
pare 1, from ,the weather being so suitable for such
operations of husbandry. The average of wheat is
675. tod. and of oats 19s. 9d. Potatoes, as well as
pease and beans, are also, in most districts, promis-
trig. The want of rain during the last month, and
the extraordinary severity of the frosts in the. corn;
mencement,of it, have, however, been very preju-
dicial to the hay-crops, in most parr. of the .ISland:
In many place,, even among the best hay-distrias,
there is,but. a very indifferent appearance of a crop;
and where the grass has been cut, it is said to turn
out very light.
Pasiure. lands have, in most of the dry gravelly
soils, been greatly hurt by the want of rain, though
thelate shoWers have refreshed them much. Turnips
on the moister sorts of soils, have in general a good
appearance; but on the very dry ones they. are not
so favourable. Horses of the saddle kind still keep
high in price.—Hogs are also dear.

'A few, evenings since, the Master of a Northern'
Coaster, before going to bed; taking a vial of liquid
out of the medicine chest, to ease a complaint in his
boyels, by mistake took a• full glass ofqium, of
which be died in the course of the night in the most
excruciating pain. The Mate was ne-arly sharing
the same fate, by taking some of this baneful drug,
which he took in a less quantity.

13113UltY.

TUESDAY, JUNE 29.
Sweepstakes c•f!clogs. each.

Lord SaCkville's Robin Red Breast, 6 yrs. old, - against
Colonel Grosvenor's Blue Boy, 5 yrs. old, was won by the
latter.-7 to '4 on Robin Red Breast.
The Bibury. Craven Stales.
The Prince of Wales's Pacificator, 4 yrs. old
Colonel Kingscote's•Chuckle,, 5 yrs. old - -
Mr. Cholitiondeley's Knutsford,-4 yrs. old 3
5 to 4 on PaCiticator.
• The Werter Stakes, Carrying i3st.
Lord Milsingtown's ch. g. by Pegasus - - -
Lord 'Foley's Baby, by Driver ' - 2
Mr. Elson's Biddy Tipkin, sister to Barnaby 3
Mr. Smith's Spartacus - 4
Mr. lismming's br. h. by Pigams - - - 5
Mr. Faller's b. h. by Precipitate 6
Lord C. Somerset named Aircastle,•by I upiter - 7
• 2 tot agst Lord Milsingtown-4 to t agst Mr., Fuller-3
tot agst Aircastle.
The-PRINCE was present, and the visitors were
fashionable and numerous.

The celebrity of Steel's fragrant Lavender and
Honey Waters, are so well established. among the
Fashionable Circles, &c.. as leave tts little to offer in
recommendation ; but interested individuals some.
times render public. caution requisite ; hence in or-
der to procure those articles of fine quality and re-
duced. price, it is necessary to be particular in di-
reding to J. C. Steel, Lavender Water Merchant to
Her Royal Highness the Princess- of Wales, No. 15,
Catherine street, Strand, where the Nobility, &c.
wishing to avail themselves of the certainty, of
having
.thoSe esteemed and elegant Waters of his
genuine irdparation, are requested to forward their
favours. But-we must add, that Letters.. from the
Country must contain a Note or Order fOr payment
in London, as from the extreme low prices, they
are entitelyready money articles.'

SHIP NEWS.

CAAyEszzlo, JUNE 29.

Passed by--the Lniko-:.. Goldfinch, from Jamaica ; Bri-
tannia, Robins, from`,:-.-tnerford ; Ayr, Salter, from Cita-
rante i • and Cosmopolite, Sparkes, from Wartinique.
Sailed—the Garland, Sanderson, for 'Haiiiburgh ; Adven-
ture, —, for Leghorn ; Dorothea, Barlow, for Rouen ;
and the Jonge Jantje, for St. Vullery.