A writer in the Pbiladelnbia Ledger. adva,c
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A writer in the Philadelphia Ledger, advances some singular notions respecting the ravages of worms. He states that they are effect, not a cause of the destruction of vegetation. The cause is to be sought in the atmosphere elsewhere. The verrnin only provision of nature for consuming the decayed vegetable matter, and as soon as trees, &c. revived by showers other causes they are swept into oblivion.

 The arguments for this opinion, although not de- monstratye, ingenious and persuasive. The idea to corroborato that universal law of na- ture which provides no mere consumers, without a purpose.