The Sun.
London, England, 1830-04-07 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.

ROADS AND BRIDGES (IRELAND).
THE FIFTH REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS AP.
POINTED UNDER THE ACT 6 GEO. c. 101, TO PRO.
VIDE FOR THE REPAIRING, MAINTAINING, AND
KEEPING IN REPAIR, CERTAIN ROADS AND
BRIDGES IN IRELAND.

In submitting to Parliament our Fifth Report of the
Public Roads under our charge, we have little more to
observe than that they continue to be upheld in good con-
dition, particularly those which, from being connected
together, are under the controul of intelligent superin-
tendents.

The expenditure for the year, it will be seen, has ex-
ceeded that of the preceding one, which is fully to be ac-
counted for by the wetness of the season and the increase of
traffic through the country ; as also in consequence of two
additional Lines of Road having been placed under our
charge, commencing at Newmarket, in the county of
Cork, and ending at Listowel, in the county of Kerry,
consisting of nine miles in the former, and nineteen miles '
in the latter county, finished under the direction of Mr.
Griffith, civil engineer, and which, with the exception of
a short distance through the Bogra Mountains, complete
the Public Roads in the South of Ireland intrusted to the
execution of that officer.

We annex a schedule of the Roads under our charge,
and an Account of our Receipts and Expenditure made up
to 25th December, 1829, agreeably to the provisions of the
Aet of 6 Geo. IV. c. 101.

JAMES SAURIN.
J. ARMIT.
HENRY R. PAINE.
JOHN RADCLIFF.
ABSTRACT.

Showing the extent of Roads in each County under the
management of the Directors-General of Inland Navi-
gation, as Commissioners under the Act 6 Geo. IV.
c. 101. M. F. P.
County of Clare 97 4 0
Galway 41 3 27 .•
Roscommon 13 0 0
Mayo 22 0 10
Leitrim
Limerick 3O 7 0
Kerry 53 0 38 •
Cork 74 6 20

Navigation Office, Mi1e5...336 2 20
March 17, 1830. W. SEARIGHT, Secretary.

STATE OF TRADE.—The decided improve-
ment we have lately noticed in the state of trade continues
not only unchecked, but even becomes more fixed; and it
is cotamon both in the fureign and home trades. A very
large number of country drape's have lately been in the
market, who have bought freely, and we arc informed ap-
peared generally is good spirits as to their prospects in
business. During the present week a number of the prin-
cipal London houses have also been in town, and have
purchased largely. In yarns there is a little improvement
in demand, chiefly for Russia ; the stocks which have been
detained all winter at Hull, and which have just got into
Hamburg, have hitherto prevented much being done for the
German market. Prices, however, are very firm.—Man-
,.,
cheater Mercury.

BIRTHS.
On the 3d inst, at the Hermitage, St. John, Fulham,
Viscountess Gleatworth, of a daughter.
On the sth inst. at Craythorne House, Tcnterclen, tLe
lady of F. Adams, Etq., of a daughter.
MARRIED.
On the 6th inst. at All Soule, Longhorn-place, Mr.
Lansley, of Langhorn-place, to Miss Counsel'.
On the 2d inst. at Dublin, Sir R. G. Booth, Bart., of.
Lissadell, county of Sligo, to Caroline Susan, "e°11"
daughter of Mr. Serieant Goold,
At Stow on the \Vold, Gloucest,rshire, Mr. D. Tren.,
field, of Winclicomb, to Elizabeth, only daughter of Rubt.
Brookes, Esq., of the former place.

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