The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-31 00:00:00

GENERAL ORDERS.

Adjutinteneral's Office, fan.
The Prince-Regent, in the name and on behalf of
his nijesiy, has been pleased to approve of the ap-
pointments of the followitrg-011icersopOn the Siaf
in Ireland, ceasing from the 24th inStanr, viz.---
Grneral the Earl of Harrington, General 1%3 d
consequence of his recent promotion.), Lieutenant.,
General Sir C. Asgill, Lieutenant-General Wyn-
yard. •

The Prince Regent has also been pleased to,ap.
prove .of the foll Owing General Officers being placed
upon the Staff of the army-in Ireland,' from thi
25th inst. viz.--Lieutenant-General Hon. Sir J.
Hope, as Commander of the Forces ; Lieutenant..
General Lord Forbes, Lieutenant-General G. V.
Hart, Lieutenant-General G, Drummond,- Major-
Geneial W. Raymond, hom• the Ist instant, and
Major-General T. O'Loughlin, from the Ist instant,
in room of Major-General Le Coutier.
The Prince Regent, -in the name and on behalf
of his Majesty, has been pleased to approve of the
following appointments, from the 2d instant.--,
Lientenant•Colonel J. Nicolls, of the 14th foot, to
be Deputy-Adjutant-General to the Forces serving
in Ireland, vice .Major-General Raymond ;
Colonel S. Browne, of the York Light Infantry-
Valtinteers,. to be Deputy-Quarter-Master-General
to the forces serving in Ireland, vice Major-Genend
Murray. •
_ _

The Prince Regent has been pleas.hl to direct,
that Major-General W. Murray shall be reinoved
from the Staff of Ireland to the Northern Dlsirict of
Great Britain, from the 25th inst.
D. COLQUHOUN, Lieut.-Col. A.A.G.

AGRICULTURE, &c.

MONTHLY REPORT FOR JANUARY.

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The dry weather through the month has proved
very favourable to the young plants of -Wheat, which
to most Counties hold a good colour, mid wear in
other respeas a promising appearance.
A considerable extent of Broad Beans have al-
ready.been got in by the d ill and dibble in Kent;
Essex, and Suffolk.

The markets for Bread-Corn have been fortunate-
ly kept do4,n from the large importations of foreign
flour, of which there a considerable supply in
hand. -

Our own Wheat Crop of last year is much dimi•
niched in most distrias.

The
Potatoe Crops turn out abundant, and, from
the mildness of the Winter, have kept betttr than,
has been known for several years past.
The Turnip Counties continue to abound in seed..
The Hay Markets have experienced hut little
variation.

Srriithfield, and most •of the principal Cattle
Marts, have been well supplied through the month,
but on some advaneein prices, particularly for Veal,
House Lamb, and Pig Pork. Some droves of Lei
Beasts have come up from the North into Leicester-
Aire, and other central counties,. and, from the
openness of the weather, have sold high.

PREFERMENTS.
'the Rev. R. Corfield, to the Readry of Pitchford, Shrop'•
shire, void by the death of the Rev. C;Waleut ; patron, tti4
Hcin. C: C.' C. jenkinson. The Rev. W. C. Freena.
Al A. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge, tO the Rectry
of Milton, -Cambridgeshire, vacated by the death of the. Rev.e
T. Key ; patron, the, Master and Fellows of that Society.
The Rev. f . Stewart, A:At. to the Rettory of (Lll4lOllll,
in Essex, vacant by the death of the Rev Dr. Raitie ; trons, the Governors of the Charter-house. The itey. Alderson, M.A. to the Living of liarthill and Tech:it:li;
Yorkshire (valued at toga. per ann.), vacant by the death of
the Rev. Mr. lie Witt ; patron, his C race the Duke of Leeds.
The Bishop of Ely has presented hi's:relation, the Re.v.. Law, son of Dr. Law, Prebendary of Rochester, to a Rec•
tory in the Isle,of Ely, worth 'coal. 4111,11 Th The Rev.
B )ones, of Haresfield, Gloucestershire, to the Rectory of
Gwernesney, Monmouthshire; patron, the Duke of Reau-
fort. The Rev: C. Whitmore nlashfield, B. D. Fellow of
Jesus College, Oxford, to the Rectory of Goytre, Mon-
mouthshire; patron; Earl Ahergavenny.

AIR I Ils
On Wedne'sday last. the Lady of john Guise, Esq. of
Upper Baker street, of a Daughter.
At Buneraggy, County of Clare, the seat of the Hon. Co-
lonel
Burton, the Hon. Mrs. Plunket, of a Daughter.
The Lady of 1. D. Kellett, Esq. of Clournel, of a Son,
In York-street, Portman•square, the Lady of 'Edward C.
Bradford, Esq. of a Daughter.

At A Ilanton-House, La11141
narlksh ire, on the 23d inst. by the
Right Rev. Bishop Sandford, Ranaid Macdonald, of Staffa,
to A
I Elil zabeth Stewart, only daughter of Henry Stewart. Esq.
of anton.
on Wednesday last, at Broadway, John Pigott, Esq. jun.
eldest son of lohn Pigott, Esq. of Bevere, in the Countra
Worcester, to Miss Eleanor Walsh Porter.
A tew days since, at St. Paul's, ;Covent-garden Captain
G. A. Monro, Aid de-Camp to General Witettarn,
mouth, to Anne, daughter of Henry White, LA. of- that
place.

Di.
On Saturday last, 'at Lowthe t
r,u about eleven o'clock in the
morning, alter an illness of only a tew day, John Richard-
son, 'Esq. Principal Agent" to the Right Hot;. the Earl of
Lonsdale' Receiver-General for the County of .Westmor—
land, and Clerk of •the Peace tor the same.
On Sunday night,- the intant son of Mr. Charles Webb, of
Charlotte-street, Bedford- sq wire.
The sante Same at Brighton, John Lagier Lamotte,
'Esq. late of "fliorngrove, near Worcester.
On Monday last, Mrs Jackson, Wife of Thomas Jackson:, Esq. of Camberwell Terrace. ,
On Tuesday last, at Richmond, Surrey, .Mr. William Al.
der, in his 88th year.
the saute day, at l3icester, aged 27, after ajlong and se.
vere illness, Mr. S. Ball, late of the lion. East-India Com-
pany's Naval' Service,
On Wednesday last, after a shOrt illness, Mrs. Chater,
wife of Mr. Eliezer Chafer, of Corithill.
The same day, in Manchester-square, Sir John Knight
Bart. of fawsley Paik, Northamptonshire.
On the 29th inst. Mrs. Gaselee,, wife of Mr. Gaselee,
Surgeon, in the Borough.

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