The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-04 00:00:00

SE v ft. ATE POSTiCRITT.

I am truly flattered by the marks of your friend.
ship and esteem, coliferreLl on me by the verbal cum.
umnications of Mohuwined

Again do I offer my most unfeigned acknowledg.
meat and applause, to, the steady and unvarying in.
elioationswhich you have manifested in promotion
of
,the happy, work of acciimmOdation and good un.
derstandingbetween the two States. To the aOive
interest you have taken in 'this cause, and tO'yout
continued perseverance in supporting ir, da rag4in
commit the perfect attainment of this most de4ired

As to myself, I Milt beg
.you will con Sider me
rather here or elsewhere as entirely at your disposal.
I am ready at 'All limes to attend *your.sumincin!,
But considering the high importance of she sobjed
treated of in his Excellency the GovernoriGeneraN'
Lett r, and,the expediency of its speedy transmission,
I beg leave to sugge,t to you the propriety of
forwarriing it alone, after which I should still hold
OY.leif in readiness to proceed at a 11rnit'ilt'S warn?
trig when and wheresoever it might please you to
require my attendance.

TO PIUNCE 110111`14 ALY MiitZ4/ RECENT or THIS.
MAY IT rLIIASE YOUlt itOYAL
I am honoured by the marks of favotir and con.
delcension conferred on me by your Royal Highness's
Letter, anti the communication which you have
been pleased to make of the gracious determinations
of flit August. Mjesty.
I feel duly impressed with the extent of His
Mdjesty's bountiful consideration 'towards me; and
heg,leave in particular, to offer to your Royalfflight
fless, my most sincere and tespedful
Inents for the interest you have vouchsafed W7faice.
in my ainirs.
It shall ever be my study, to merit a cohtiOuanei
of these favours : and, it shall be my pride, as it Ys
soy duty, to testify my sense of them, by a striEt
and faithful attention to your Royal Highness's
Wishes anti the commands of your August lather.
I humbly hope that by the frequency of such
cpmmunications you will continue to exii!,,tfpci
honour me. I only pray for fresh 'opportuntnes
testifying, the sincere reaped and devotion with
whit% I have the honour to be,

. .
Sir,
Sir
Your -goyal Highness's most • taithful
And obedient Servant.

ifurr,ire, 30rb JUNe,

Amnng the numerous instances that daily ootor of
agricultural wonders, an experiment was made near
Clonmel, during the last Summer, not unworthy of
notice. JOHN IVIALCOMSONI Esq. in the first week-
of June, began to cut part °fa field of barliy,lloWll in
March, which was then pipy, and too luxuriant to
sand the ripening on the produce of half an acre
he soiled fourteen horse.: and six cows, during three
weeks. In the month of September he cut a full
grown 0°1)4 ripe corn Off the CUM .14COS,
little interior, if not equal in produce, to the re.
minder of the field.

Among the.many frauds that have been prac-
tised, or attetnptedagainst the different Lieuteuan.
cies, the following is one of the most impudent;
Peter M 'Gregor, weaver in Corbals,Scotland, having
been drawn by ballot for the Reserve, and.duly
stunmoned, appealed in the Town H4ll at the. time..
appointed, hut not answering when his nameAvas
called, was marked absent : however,- in the.sarue.
meetirstl, and without leaving the room, he engaged
bioi.,elt by a faiSe .name to serve as substitute for
another parish, was irtspetted,' passed, inrolled:SMa
substitute, received • lt)1. bounty, and neat. day,
matched. off to Stirling with a party. The fraud,
bovvevir, being . soon discovered, the Society,; on
whom it was prahiseci, sent one of their members
kii,r him, who, being futnished with propea.:t7i—
tleoce, et hit° aiprchemled, recovered-the greatest
o.tri t.fix miner, and had him committed to Stir.
jat, till his case shnuld be Gather investigated. ,
He was iinmediateiy struck out of the roll of Lieu.
4041ltitute, and entered as avineipal,for
oso/11 p<111!;i;.