The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-18 00:00:00

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

In the C Intel-bury and East Kent. Plantations there has
been, within the 1 ist two days, another flight of fly, and
so great is the increase of them and lice, that the leaves
on both sides are now cotnpletey covered. The weakly
grounds are at a stand, the heads droop, and the leaves
becoming yellow. Those comparatively stronger as to
pine, have as much vermin, and the honey-dew begins to
appear. In their weak state they have much to go
' through, and hence present plospects are against a third
of a crop. A short prolluce will enhance the price, and
may be as well or better for the planter.—/textiel►
Chronicle.
The last three warm "aye have made the Lest grounds
grow much fister than before, but many are very west
and backward. There has been a constant, though irre-
gular, increase of flies the last fortnight; and they-are at
this time more numerous than they have been since the
severe blight of 1825. A gentleman, who has just re-
turned from an excursion in East Kent, informs us that
the Hops there are looking very bad. The fly and lice
have increased in a wonderful degree, and can scarcely be
thicker.—Maidstone Journal.
We have accounts of partial improvement in a few of
the grounds of this neighbourl.ood, but our informants in
general give but a dismal picture of present appearances.
There has been much honey dew, and the fly and lice ere.
most numerous and active. Another fortnight, or three
weeks at the outside, will decide the qUestion of "to be
or not to be." At present the " not to be" is the most
probable.—Maidstone Gazette.

BRITISH EXPORTS.

OY TRH UNDERMENTIONRD A ILTI-
au EXTURTBD FROM I.IiRRPOOL,

STATEMENT OP THE QUANTITIES
CLES OF BRITISH MANIVACTU
FROM JUNK 5 TU 12 INCLUSIVE.
Pieces. Yards. ! Ell!.
Cotton ...... ... 9'4,348 1,177,740,5 ail Cloth
Linen 1 !l9 1,11.t,050l Dol.
Blanketing ...... 1,747 29,745,C0tt0n Hose 2,0131.
Carpeting. .... ... o,74slWorsted Hose —
Kerseyineres.... ---Cotton Handkerchiefs RIO
F lann el — —!Cotton Braces O5O
Ends 'Hats ---
Woollen Stuffs.. 104 71 Hardware £19,9,16
Worsted St la frs..S,3S3 24 Earthenware £3,490
Calicoes - -IS It White Bushels 112,02,
Baize 929 —1 alt Rock 25,890
Inf. W0011en5...6,75t sai Tons. Cwt. Chat.
Cotton Thread 5,90,1 b. Coal 731 3 0
Cotton Yarn —ll,OlB X— , Iron

CATTLE.
AN ACCOUNT OP CATTLE IMPORT/ill INTO LIvIIRPOOL PROM JUNE S
TO 13, TIOTLI PATS INCLUDISIS.
COWS. Calves. I
Sheep. I Pigs. Horses. I Mules.
:-67 I lA I 3848 3341 9 9

COTTON WOOL.
LIST OF 'WORTS AND EXPORTS.

IMPORTED.

Same pe.
Th is riod last
year. year:
---
Bags, ta.
297,999
32,680
29,656
1829

, BAge, Pi,
Bags, &C, 351,256 40
Liverpool 2;770
London 41,896
15,76
3
Glaswkw . 45,653.
Total exported in 1:
91,415.
Same period 18:M

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Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, M.P., changed
horses at the Fountain Hotel, in this city, on Sunday, and
proceened to Doter, on his way to the Continent.---
Kentish Chronicle.
The reported death of the Rev. STANDISO
GOADS. at Carrick -on-Suir, is not correct.—Sawnders's
News Letter.

BIRTHS.
On the 16th inst. in Torrington-square, the lady of 0
B. Flinrich Esq. of a daughter.
On the 17,th inst. in Stratford-place, the lady of G. SV•
Tapps, Esq. M.P. of a son.
On the 16th inst. in Nottingham-place, the lady of C.
Ormerod, Esq., of a son.
Mr.. Elgood, V 1 impole-street, of a daughter, still-boro•
On the 15th inst. the lady of Foster Reynolds, Zsg.'

of a son. • .
On the 15th inst. at. Rookwood, the lady of Lord C'
Spencer Churchill, of a daughter.
1 ately at Darke's Lodge, Hertz, the lady of T. Wilsoo,
Esq., oI a daughter. .

MARRIED.
On the 16th inst. at Chelsea, the Rev. H. J. OWll'
M.A., Mittister of Park Chapel, Chelsea, to Angela,
cond daughter of J. Bayford, Esq.
On the 17th inst. at Bishopsgate, P. Stephenson. Est
of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to Frances, only daughter of
Sanderson, Esq. of Broad-street-buildings.
On the 16th inst. at Dunchid,ock Church, Capt. t
W. C. Aqley, R.N., to Lydia Frances, daughter of
Pitman, Esq. Dunchideock, near Exeter.
On the 16th inst. at Bath, W. W. Huntley, ERgi. t°
Emily Theresa, eldest daughter of Sit Lewis Verstur*
K. H. 0.
On the 16th inst. at Easton Maudit, Wm. Whitwath.
Esq. of Earl's Barton, Northamptonshire, to Sarah, °e--
cond daughter of the late John Sargeaunt, Esq. of
110,, Herts.
On the 17th inst. at Camberwell, the Rev. J. Wilkig'
A.M., of Twickenham, to Louisa, widow of the late Ay'

A. Waugh.
On the 13th inst. at Marylehone, A. G. Ralston, VI
of Philadelphia, to Eliza, eldest daughter of T. Wifr
Esq. Harley-street.
On the I 6th inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square, i
E. Henry, Esq. of Oriel-college, Oxford, to Jane,oi
daughter of the late E. 11. Mortimer, Esq. of Be'Bnell
house, Wilts.

DIED. .
On t',e 13th inst. at Kihnory, Argykshire, Elias, ild
of Sir J. Powlett Orde, Bart. 01
At Nice, on the Ist inst. J. Sanford, Esq. Die
the Ist Regiment of Somerset Militia. PI
On the 16th inst. Lucy, wife of R. Harrison,
nth
of Sloane-street. 'ill
On the 13th inst. after a short illness, Ellen, tb° W i
of William Garnett, Esq., of the King's- parade, GOI
aged 2S. , ~
.4000
On the 15th inst. in Portman-square, Thos.
Esq aged 70. . • til
On the 16th inst. at Croydon, Retecea, widow
late Rev. T. Chapman, Wandsworth.
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