The Sun.
London, England, 1822-02-23 00:00:00

Morea and the liberated islands. M. Varvachi,
of Ipsara, has given orders for the building three
new ships of war, which are now on the stocks,
and their guns, stores, rigging, &c. quite ready."

IRELAND.----The outrages continue ; but the
accounts this morning are not very numerous.
At Eastky, county of Sligo, a serjeant of yeo-
manry has been muidered, and a temporary
barracks burned. On Tuesday the following,
prisoners were tried before the Special Commis-
sion at Cork

Daniel Croneen, Edward Hurley, Maurice
Walsh, Denis Murphy, Patrick Sweeny, Timothy
Hallahan, Jeremiah Hickey, Patrick Mahony,
John Grainger, James Croneen, Michael Goghfan,
.John 314°1w, Richard Drummy, John Drew,
and Bartholomew GoghLan. They were charged
under the Whiteboy Act, with shooting at his
Majesty's liege subjects on the 25th of January
last, at Lisnacoudy, in the barony of West Mus-
kerry, four miles west of Macroom. Edward
Hurley, Patrick Sweeny, and Bartholomew
Goghlan, were acquitted ; the rest were found

[Extract of a Letter, from New Orleans, Dec. 10.]
" The period having now arrived when we can
form a tolerably accurate estimate of the quan-
tity-and quality-of the present crops of our staple
products, I now send you some information
on that head. The past season has not been fa-
vourable in any part of the United States for the
products of agriculture, and the district imme-
diately connected with this market has expe-
perienced alternately the effects of drought and
excessive rains. An estimation .of the whole
present crop will be 20,000 bales less than
that of the last, which, including Tennessee,
amounted to one hundred and forty thousand'
bales. The quantity of Cotton that has come to
market is about -14,000 bales of Cotton, of which
about half are sold; the first sales were made at
16 to 17 Cents. Only three vessels have sailed
as yet with cargoes for Liverpool, one for Havre,
and one for Marseilles. There are now two
vessels loading for the first port and two for the
second. The operations of the Sugar plantations
in the vicinity go on heavily ; a more stinted
growth of Cane has .searcely been known. Re-
specting the Tobacco crops they are very flatter-.
ing, the growth has been good; it is estimated
that the crop will be at least 500 hogsheads more
than that of last year, and the prices are very
much depressed.

AGRICULTURAL RELIEF.--The County of
SURREY, or rather a Meeting of certain inhabi-
tants of that County, calls out for relief from
Agricultural Distress—a distress, the primary
or immediate efficient cause of which is Lore
Prices. But will these clamourers have the good-
ness to explain how it happens that their own
returns at Guildford 'Market, on the 16th instant,
quote New Wheat at 81. 10s. to 17/. ! Will they
honestly tell whether the average or medium of
these two extreme prices is a fair average of prices
throughout the County ? Will they say that
the sellers, at those prices, are in equal distress ?
If not, how and o❑ what principle is Agricultural
Relief to be apportioned by the Legislature ?
Or can they tell us how any possible reduction
of taxation, or even how any possible bonus,
could meet a difference in price of precisely
CENT PER CENT ?

OLD BAILEY-(THIS DAY.)

HORRID MURDER.—Mn. Abbot was put to
the bar, on an indictment charging him with the
wilful murder of Mary Lees, otherwise Duggan,
on the 9th of the present month, by a system of
ill-usage shewn to her at various periods within
six hours of her death, in George, otherwise
Dyot-street, Bloomsbury. The case, as de-
tailed by Mr. ANDREWS, excited the horror
and indignation of a crowded court. The
case was clearly made out by Anne Smith, Sa.
rah Nichols, and Edward Morris, as to the
prisoner expressing his wish to kill the de-
ceased and afterwards sell the body to Mr. Brooks,
the celebrated Anatomist. Mr. Davis, a Surgeon,
proved the injury sustained by the deceased to
have caused fier death. The prisoner made a
poor defence ; and Mr. Baron GRAHAM having
summed up with great minuteness, the Jury pro-
nounced the prisoner Guilty.—Mr. COMMON
SERJEANT then sentenced the unhappy man to
be hanged on Monday, and his body to be ana-
tomized.