The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-12 00:00:00

DUBLIN, SErr. 8.

WEDNESDAY last 'Lord CAyticARY and Suite
passed through Clonmel on. their way to cork.
On the 31st ult. His Majesty's. •Sloop Ra.ral.io,
Captain MOCN9HY, arrived at I.erhaven from .a
CruiZe. The Batteries on the Lland are carrying
on with great spirit, and a number of hands are,
doily employed on them.
On Thursday, the 30th ult. Mr. aty, a G..!rt.
tleman in easy and independent circumstances,. who
resided near the Ferry, at Ynughall, was found in •
the kitchen by his servants, weltering id his blood,
about ten o'clock at night., He had a small, Harty
of triends at dinner, who quitted .him at an early
hour ; and as he had been in the habit of firing a
pistol every night before he went to brd, in cone.
(pence of an attempt which had been made to rub
him a few weeki since, no attention was paid to
the noise of an explosion which was heed as usual.
The servants, however, not hearing him go to
bed at his accustomed hour, went down into .the'
kitchen, and found him lying dead ; a Pistol.ba.ll
having penetrated his neck, and passed through his
head. There is every reason to suppose that this
melancholy circumstance was !wifely 4ccidental.
He has left a wife 'and five children to MoUrn his'
loss.

CORN EXCHANGE, SEFT. 12.

Tim day we have not many fresh arrivals rf
Wheat ; this article goes off at other higher prices
for goud samples; Braley,' with Malt, arc both
cheaper; new Rye is dearer ; Grey Pease at 4.25,
per quarter, White are higher ; at the finish of
Monday's Market Oats were at less ; to.day but
few buyers, and they sell lower ;, Flower is ss. per
sack higher than last, week. -

Wheat, 545. a 665. a 735. o<i Tiel/4 ream, 325. a 3Bs.
Fine do. - 745• a 765. 6d Oats, 2.1 i. a 2.75. a 295. od
Rye, new - 395. a 435. ad Poland du. a 31s. 64
Barley 235, a 345.• od Rape Seed, 391. a 421,
Malt . 62.5. a blis. od Fine Flour, 635. i 655. cd
White PORI sos. a 565. ed Seconds, - 555, a 6:.5. ed
beans,. -38 s. a 445. 6d

Letters from Annandale mention, that. the Hat.
vest is become general in that part of the country,
and that the crops there, as well as' in every part of
DoMfries.shire, promise to be very abundant. -
" Harvest," says a letter from Ayr, of the Ist
inst: " has been general for some time past near
the shore, and will be so over the county in the
course of the ensuing week. The crops everywhere
appear abundant; and in this neighbottrhood several
fields of wheat have been cut, which are expeCted
to yield from 16 to 20 bulls per acre. About 14
days ago, 2+ acres in crop,• opposite Doonside,
consisting,ofwheat, barley, and oats, were sold, by •
public rottp, on the foot, whi.7h averaged, though
the wheat was the worst crop, above ;34 Sterling-
per acre."
It is with great satisfatflion we learn the Wheat
is almost anivetsally got in in Kent' and Sussex ;
upon the kindly and warm soils there is pronout;ced
a fair average crop, but light and rather short upon
cold stiff lands. Barley and oats may be called
good, but not quite so large as last year ; they ate
all cut, and mostly well got in. The. beans are a
better crop than last year, all cut, and many housCd
ih excellent condition.

The pilchard fishery, on the coast, of Cornivall,
still goes on prosperously. In some places there
has' been mutt caught than could be cured,, for want
of salt.

Weariestlay last was committed to Sr. Danstan's
d<tol, Clnterbury, Tliotzts Pevage, private soldier
iri the West. Ken Regimen( at. Militia, charged
With having stolen a DAnk.note of 'the value of 301.
the property of the Right Lord Viscount
'MA SIiAM,