The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-01 00:00:00

4GRICULTURAL RRPORT FOR JUNE.

The hey.ltarynt. In this emery. is nearly hemarbt In • mie-
era4ol roselu.ions for. abligni.th imierrapied by showery wea-
ther, ad menially rbigisied. there will brahemmers,. 'beep-
shearing will aim 110011 be /aided. ('ooilderable Injury was
dime is she early person+ nod grasses. by the frosts of fait
mintb, width were seinversal dinthaborat the eimentry g bat the
showery nod mild weather Mewls therreded, greenly improved
dime crops The stebard /alts have sisteted meat. flops have
• rageral gond appearatere Tana an e.rre where • great crap.
Clovers have rulings failed is male dimness in others, rye-
anns moil clover canoe early and Iv smrianily lo the wytbe —the
ear of inendow.gram hi all pans. Raps I. (thinned to be •
large crimps bus the breadth awe nor ennaderable. Pros mad
drilled heaths are of great prowilie. All the mining mops look '
well, and spew to hare g le sh- better of the damage smarmed
Obr slirkatTrvin the grab sod Kimmins. The n beats are a
eery he..., erep, anal the Spatial I Talavera) remarkably fur
wad la ear. /3 or redieriagi,.• lum•rianre of the retreat
wish tie .delke. ku. h-en practised is donor) a greaser ?new
than is any for.-er *einem. The vibrato are perferilly heal,
Imre n great end i opening appearing,. arid will .••••inlli pro.
dare a heavy hue lea of .laws now and the •hrethine.illsor will
delermise whether that .4 ema be rantims..se (In oi
the poor. light land. mad ravel.. the atm... loos sad
vital, sod the ..ari are any shart. Ibe brendits of
two.. lodirionly. armorer shag 'ter I and en• c sole
tam* nap will be tae is osier Liniments.- eiresanthrien.-
1 Nom rank Mu .age •.,w• sins small of 14re car*. W uel not
!borer. bpi anthill: anima. and warmly a heed prier Tar. as
' muss prorlirriiveire•s at the !WPC the milkiness sf the -cameo,
sad pinery or keep. want bare great father Peen erect raisin
,In give pinny. arid bat little redoes.° if peace yet.—{NiC-
dimes, J•itt II.)

Tortes e. Gnomes —lodgment of outlawry was
ahNiosed la•t IK.woor Term against Mr. RICHARD
Coa•tty, es-V.veo.Werden of Devon, in on nor is
at the soil of TiloStAs ToCR Plyonoten. Hess
brother to the ceiehrated Moo. MART Asi TOMER,
who defended korona .sto aucressfolly. and wish so
won ability, on her intere.tissog trial for an alleged
libel on Mt. Guinn. i.et Angst, at [Wein, in
Cornwall, befor► Judge liussounu and a crowded
Court of Wks and Gesolesnen of the neighbour-
hood, who wittoreted with much antiety and appro-
bation the first essay of the Female Barrister. The
molt mos an hosestable acquittal by the verdict of
in English Jury.
GLASGOW We teens.—Tbe Committee of Gime,
omen have published an Addre.•, dated the Tti
eh. orsprweive of their grief end disappointment that
polities sheeld base been introoleved at the Menlo/
on the 16th ell. convened solely for the purpowe of
devising the best mottos of preevritoot immediate («lief,
and to Peritirrs the PRINCE Bemis. to aid all new
of the trade who may be disposed to emigrate to the
British settlements on North kneeled'. The sense of
the General Committee was absolutely averse to the
introduction of politics in the proceedings of the
Meeting, end th►y rime to the d►termination to ob-
iret to every preposition that might involve a poll•
tics! question.—(Tiones.)
Msecsonouttsi.notter —On Tuesday Mr. Ito.
b.rt Merlin was summoned he the Collector, to show
caw. why he refused or neglecoed to poly four quar-
ters. Poor's Rate, from Lady-day, 1818, to Iwoly-
day, 1819. It ppeared shut Mr. Martin's tenancy
began .t littly-day, IRIS; that she Collector called
upon hits after the following Michrelross, and de.
mantled two quarters' Rate, which Mr Martin pro-
mised to pee ; that he went to the licenser to pool,
at the cal Westminster Election, Wein previously
called upon the Collector, end offered to pay the ewe
quarters' Rats whict• had hen demanded, hut which
the Collector then refused to receive; that a Wader or
the money was therefore made in the presence of a
winew, hot the Collector again refused to receive
it. Mr. Martin alterwarde went to the Beatings to
poll, bet the Collector objected to his vote being se.
coked, on the ground, that he had neither paid nor
been rated to the Poor. Mr. HAYWARD, who at-
tended for Mr. Martin, stated to the Magistrates,
that there was already an action at issue against the
111gb Bailiff, in order to set at rest an important gen-
tian, se to. the conduct of the Poor's Rate Colley-
tors and the High Bona, ar the last Election; and
in the present case he contend►d, that if Mr. Martin
was compellable to pay elle rate demanded, his vote
witht to have been received ; and the Magistrates,
upon a full hearing of the patties, dismissed the tki-
lector's complaint.

WISTOMISTER Sostons.—Tbir merging the QIIIIr•
let Se.bii.tie fin this City mad Liberties commenced
before It011ta? Bases, Esq. end a fell Wick of Ma.
latitudes. After lining. ProCierniViooll bad bees reed.
sod alvo the article Ad, rabies .• andinstaod is sot
ceolnalary ea tbe-ts 'erasion', the ferias of the Cetus
were gone into, sod Ow Cheirnian, on the Greed J.-
ry Wing 'warn, briefly addressed them as followe:
" There vies not," he said. any ease that respired
%ay partieeler aeifoodeersinn fr.ot Aim ; tM beeiseasa
before the Coact being of the easel deseriptioa."--
1 be Grilled i.,1 'two retire.,, and the Coart was or.
espied lint *bele of the morales in hesriag tratersers
Isc. of se Interest except to the patties summed!