The Sun.
London, England, 1801-07-21 00:00:00

CORK, JULY 14..

THR Farming Society. of Ireland, of which the
Right Hon. JOHN FORSTER is President, have pub-
lished a, long list of Premiums, which are to be be..
stowed at Dublin and Ballinasloe in the course of
next autumn, for the best specimens, and the most
approved breeds of black. cattle, sheep, draft horses,
&c. Premiums are likewise advertised for
the best Ploughers, whether with horses or oxen. -
The sentence of death, lately passed by a General
Court Martial at Limerick, on Cornelins Ryan and
Ed n6nd Fannel, for conspiring to murder the Rev.
GALWAY, has, at the intercession of the latter
Gentleman, and the recommendation of Sir JiimEs
DUFF, been Mercifully commuted into that of
transportation for life.

On Friday last Patrick Molony was eiteCuted.pur-
suant to his sentence, at Abington, county Limerick;
and the two:Keog- hs flogged by the Drummers, and
afterwards enlarged.
The Court Martial resumed their sittings at
Limerick on Saturday, and proceeded on the trials
of the famous Captains John O'Neil, and Patrick
11/I‘Mahon, for adininiStering unlawful oaths, and
selling pikes in furtherance of rebellion.
The nominal Captain Gillowley, and his accom-
plices, are to be tried during the course of this.
week..

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

EDINBURGH RACES.

TUESDAY.
His Majesty's Purse of One Hundred Guineas

Mr. Fletcher's b. h. Aza, by Pegasus, 4-yrs - r 2
Mr: Kincaid's b. h. Obi, 4-yrs - - Z t 2
Duke of Hamilton's g. h. n,m off the course. Aza, the
favourite at starting,' but after the first heat the odds seemea
to be nearly equal, although Obi with difficulty saved his
dist:nce, owing to his running off the-course; after winning
the second heat, the odds were much in his favour ; the third
was iiiun by -a length. Mr. Fletcher changed riders each
heat—Mr; Kincaid:twice.

vrEDNgSDAY.

The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Subsciiption of Fifty tu,

• neas.
• .
Mr. Fletcher's b. h. LoploO'Buchan, 5-yrs
Duke of Hamilton's b. h. Little. Bob, 4-Yrs
Mr, Kincaid 's c. h. Sandy -

3 1 T
i z dr
2 3 2

THURSDAY.
Fifty. Guineas for Real Hunters.

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This div's race was not determined when our Paper was
put to prai. • .

:The quantify of Wheat received during the last
'week -amuunted;pnly to 4,432. quarters ; of Oats
• 24,388 (16,5-53,Aaarteri of which were from Hal
land) ; and 460 civarters of Barley. The itnporta
tion of Flour comprised=Fr= Virginia 11,351 cwt.
Nev York 8, srB .
Philadelph. 5,56 a
Baltimore 3,550
.There were likevvise about 8000 cwt. of Rice and
tOOO cwt. of Rye.flotir received from" America.
Fine Tnilislt Wheat has • advanced nearly 355.
per quarter within a fortnight, and Baltic Wheat
which on the 3d instant sold at from ,os. to s rss.
per quarter, on Ftiday last• sold at loos. to t6os.
Flour has within the like period advanced zos. per
sack.
. -

From Boston z,54.0 cwt.
Carolina 740
Bremen . Zo

Thetford Wool Fair, on Saturday se'nnight, was
most numerously attended by the Growers, both in
Norfolk an 4 Suffolk, but there were so few buyers
tip.at the general price could hardly be ascertained.
Mr. Cox E's South Down wool, however, was sold at'
495. per tod, and. a flock of Norfolk, remarkably
fine, fetched- the same price.
Mr. CoxE took occasion to address the Company,
and stayed that the great objes.t of the establishment
of that. Fair"was to bring together the Manufit&urer
and the Grower, to whom the latter might dispose
of his produce on equitable terms, without the in..
;ervention•of the Middle Men.
On account of the extreme wetness of the day,„
the Wool Fair on Harlow-Bush Common %%65 not so
numerously attended as usual; but a considerable
quantity of Wool was 'brought, and sold, except'
some small quantities of Welsh Wool. The prices
were, South Down I Bd. per lb. West Country and
home-bred, rsd. per lb. Welch t7d. per lb.