The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-01 00:00:00

inpwares of It* yeßrs, till. Ity Order in Council of the ad of
April, 1806, Lis Majesty was pleased, 1) a small addition, to
wake the pay what it at present is.
It is nut rail' to determine what, besides their pay, were
the advantages that these officers wade by their servants; hut
it is eutuputed, in the Appendix to the Order in Council of
the lid ut February, 1695, that the annual saving to the
public, on the reduction of the servants, would be on each
officer as follows:

Admiral of tbe Met
Admiral -
Vice-Admiral
near-Admiral -

4. 4`. d.
1,014 0 0
• 557 14 0
304 4 0
- 177 9, 0

Whether, therefore, these somas, or the sums granted as
compensation, he added to the Officers' pay, it wilt he app
rent to your ooyal that evetsott liar reduced scalc
of 1700, the pecunia y advantages of the Flag-01ficerS of his.
Majesty's lieet were as great as they were for upwards of t
years after, and very incpasiticrahly, if at all, less than they
are at present. -

We trust, therefore, on a yeriew of these ciretuastances,
and of the increase' which has tirlien place in other parts
iris Majesty's service, that the addition which we propose, of
about 1 01. per amulet to Admirals, I3ot. to Vice-Admirals,
and 2104. to Rear-admirals, wilt appear moderate atoll rea—
sonable.

With regard to the tatter class of officers, it is worthy of
observation, that if a Rear-Admirtl 0)0,141 he serving' in a
first-rate, his who e pay an t compensation ant wi's to- bat
8811 wnile his Captain, who lives his table, and who iii
comparatively at no expence, receives 8141 We notice this,
not as thinking: the Captain's pay too much, as we propose
only to reduce it to 8001., but as s; tiring the ihconsistency of
the present arrangement, and tin necessity of ns acing loam
addition to the Flag Officers' pay.
Your Royal Highness will farther observe, that wa propose
to double the allowance at prerant gra•:ted to Commanders-
in-Chief under the name of table-atoney. We Mae done so,,ma
a very ma; tire consideration of Abs. situation of officers of this
rank; and your Royal liighness must hr aware of the neces-
sity,'„f this increase. from the eircunistance which has fleets
fr,litteritly communicated to your Royal Highness of the dif-
ficulty of inducint.-.: officers (0 aCetrt,- tritiietthLtil its tiallitA
peaee, this command; and your Royal Highness is aware,
that of six Rear-Adroirals, now commanding iii chief on fo-
reign stations, we have been obliged to recommend that your
Royal Highness should he pleased to allOw three of them to
receive the emoluments .of COI :admirals; and we should, if
the measure %re now propose should' not lie adopted, find our*
triers under the necessity of proposing to your Rosa! High-
ness to extend the snout ta indulgence to the other trer Com-
manders-in-Chief abroad..

[Tu be continued.]

LIMERICK ELECTION.

TWENTY-Fill-T I)AY, FRIDAY, JULY 05

The poll being finally closed at twelve, the re-
turning oflieers announced, by their books, the.
numbers to be--
F4,r the Hon. Major Vereker .. 414

Fur Jubu Tutbill, Esq.

• NiAjurity 144
When the-Sheriffs declared the Hon. J..ho Wren.
th..-rgast V r. ker ti. be duty elected the Rvprr.sen-
troitc in l'arliainent fur Ink city. Die bnalis of
Tiakin's agents claim a majoittrof 214.

Inut,cdtatel,. lifter the Court was tii,snlvt-ti, the
lion. Maim. Velek.r, attended tw a 4kSt otiother
re‘pvcrAble frit nds, %vkis chaired to Isis father's,
houtse, at the Cteset-nt the chats 0.5 s si,p,thiy•
ilecoroed The excellent bnial flu city 0. Li-
merick segiment attended, and peitouned some
deligoittul ans. _

Mr. Tuthill's rhairint.! commenced. in Frauds...
street. H, w s seated in a eery elreatit car, most
tastefully oina,nented. The ..proee7sion was pre-7
cede(' by the ditf,-rent trattes, wttlt their several
ensigns and bimuers. Eliul followed by gentlemen
eviilt witi,e watt is aad laurels: it occupied a very
great extent-.
No withstanding the stretts ere so crowded,
we are happy to le.rtl,titat.tio!'-ati acciAletki of any
deseript ion ~,ccUrred.

Il'e understa • d that the numerous toriend• of the
1-10nourablt. jut. Vercic‘ r, M. I' intend 'o e»-
rii's on ‘Vedncs-
tertain him at at k't HAM
day next.—(Limerick Chronicle.)

AGRICULTURE, 86c.

MONTHLY REPORT FOR JULY.

•
The •variableness of weatht'r and heavy shower,
for many days past has retarded the ripening of
the \%heat crops, and occasioned cOnsitLrable
fluctuation in prices in Mark-lane. The general
appearance, however, continues promising, the
principal Corn districts being tree from blight or
mildew, and the straw of the %Vheat crops dying
at a. good colons.. On the warns soils on the
Eastern coast, the Wheat Harvtst is expected to
continence next week. Early-sown oats are cat
in.many parts, and new samples have already ap-
peared in several markets. The Baileys arc its
general backward, and in most parts unequal; and
likely to ripen irregularly. Peas are generally
good, and are begun to be hooked in Essex and
Kent. Beans are the worst crop generally of the
year, iftssing plant from the soft seed of the last
year ; where old Beaus were sown an average
crop may be expect Neither Rape nor Mils-
-,
turd Seed will reach an average crop. potatoes
are abundant in all quartet's. Turnips are a
of ent
ge-
neral good plant. The late thunder showers have
s much cd •
and sossex,leanse that thethe.year s dutyantati is doubled inK •spe-
culation since the last mouth. The general crop
of Hay is fight, but the latter-math toed is very
luxuriant. Smithfield has had biro supplies of
mast kinds of prime meat on lower terms than
some back. Lean Mock of most sorts sells
ircely at, somewhat higher prices, particularly
d
Hogs are cheaper. •• Bone)? 'Cart Colts
sheep, good wethets lambs bells.- much in
demand.
are clearer. The Wool market continues flat, few
sales of new fleeces having been made to any
ex-
tent 5 the highest Price yet offered fur Merino
bear 2s. 64. pet lb. and tor South-doivil
tor long wool tliere is little or no demand.