The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-16 00:00:00

IRELAND.

As this conatry is an.essential branch of the
,British Empire, 'We feel much pleasure in mani-
festing the present state of its agriculture
Suco, JULY s.—The styli!), of Oars anti Oat-
meal into this tuarket since our last publication has
been plo(kigious—a corresponding reduction in the
prices has been the consequence. Oars, sir.ce
Tuesdly last,. fell from 465. to 365. per sack, of 24
stone.—Oatmeal has experienced a reduction of
front 325. to 235, per 120!b.-1 n this instance a COm-
plete transposition of figures within tour daysl !
This day a very considerable supply. of NeW Po-
tatoes is expected into market,. •at GI to 71 per
stones The appearance •of the cireumjacent
count ry'ls truly delightful. Tire Potatoe crops,are
moil; abundant, and-have •at this season a more
promising appearance than has been k now n.
the memory of the oldest person. IVheat,..oats,
Barley, flay, all, in a word, exhibit thernost health-
ful aspect, T e homily of Pro‘idence is most
strik.ugly' exemplified in -the present period.—
The poor here- have bat a very short time to.la-
boor tinder privation with their wonted fortitude;
the finver of God points out a speedy termination
to their wants, in a harvest of unexanipled and
ustboun[led benefi,enee. First Flour Gs. 3d. per
stone, Barley 2s. G-I..per stone, Oats 3Gs. per. 4
stone, Oatmeal 225. fid. to 21s. per 1201b..Pnta-
toes,.10d. to 101-d per stone, Butter best, 84s. to
.':?ss per cwt,, Butter 10,1. [ker. lb,• •
LIMPIIICK; ,Int.Y 5 —About 26 bags of wheat
appeared at market to-day, prices 15.3d.t02.3..511.
per stone, dull sale ; Oats, Is. 6 tI.. to ls.
per stone;• Oatmeal, 325. to 325. 6d. per 'cwt.;
Potatoes, 10d. per stone, N'cw db. Isd. to 16(1. ;
Butter, SG, 665. 7Gs. to 86s. Per cwt.
CAhTLEtAAR, JULY 7.—Oanneal, from 275. to
30s. ; Oats, front 13s. to 14s. per cwt.; Butter
(prints) from Bd. to 9d. Potatoes, frdm 11(1. to
per.stone.

• NEwRY, JULY B.—We have lately seen a field
of oats, in.the lands of Robert Thomson, of Ha-
vensdale, Esq. which are completely shOt. They
are potatoe oats, which were sown in Septembei
a practice which we strongly recommend to the
farmers of this country for general adoption.—
{Newry Telegraph.)
BeLr,ssT, JULY B.—On n'iday last, our market
presented a greater quantity of oatmeal than ever
was known there upon any former 'occasion; a
number of loaded cars could not get into the
mat ket place. Prices fell considerably, and at the
close of the market might be quoted from 28s.
to 31s. per cwt. Yesterday, also, a great quan-
tity was in the market, anti prices again declined,
and were from 265. to 295. Gd.—New potatoes were
plentiful at IS. 4d. to 2s. per stone. The growing
crops have recently improved so much that a
most abundant harvest is generally expected.--
The weather continues extremely propitious, all
kinds of grain ale getting into ear ; the potatoes
are boxitriant, and more than au ordinary quan-
tity has been planted. Similar accounts are re-
ceived from all parts of the country, and in every
market grain is rapidly falling in price. It would
be superfluous to quote the market prices in
the different districts, tiiey are all to the saute put--
pose.— (Belfast News Letter.)
We base no pleasure in stating, that every
species'of provision is rapidly declining in price,
troth in this and the maikets adjacent. Oatmeal,
that a few days since brought from 355. to 365.
per- cwt..sold at our last marker at 28s. and 295.
and we are assured that an abundaut supply is in
the country. Oats fell to 275. per baud, and the
best potatoes sold front I 1 d. to is. per stone. The re-
duction in the markets adjoining is still greater :
at Longford, we are informed, potatoes sold at Bd.
per stone, and that on last in,rket day, a 1.).0,ket of
excellent new ones were exposed for sale.(lfest-
meath Journal.)

Cram ExtnitNoe, JULY 16 --‘los, had plenty
:of Grain left over from last day for the demand,
as the sales this morning are very dull, and nomi-
nally the same as on Monday, etteept where they
are forced, when lower prices are submitted tO.
The best Flour is selling at lOUs. per sack.

The prospect of the hop crop has altricd so
Int;eh within the last fortnight. that the old ditty,
which was laid at (35,0001. is tio%v estinliited at
105,000/.

PLY Nim:rtt, JuLt 14.--=YestthiHy
eat the Mary, AMER, to,. NeivYork, with 60 or 70
persons, many of them people of property, who,
not contented with Deranshixe dumplings, have
ciAiguated tut the Laud of Peoniiie•