The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-02 00:00:00

SL-111' NE‘V$.

DEAL) DEC. 1.--Caine down from the River
the \inns, Fowler, tor the Cape of Good slope.
PLY MOUTH, N0v.30 —Arrived the Mary, Tay-
lor, from Qnebec, in 25 days, and Majesty's
ship Liffey from Portsmouth. The Mary pleittd
op, in the Gulf 4if St. Laurence, a‘boat, mataed
" London, of Liverpool."
COWES, DEC. I.—Arrived the Good Hope,
Kardas, from Barcelona, wi!li loss of an anctior
and cable.

fIuLL, Nov. 30 --The Sun, Matthewson, hunt
Ysrillout b to Shields, upset on lilackloit Saud
yesterday, and sunk in deep watin ; crew saved,
but the cargo expected to be lost.

A letter from Hammitt), dated Oct. 12. statC3,
(hist the Royal ship N. S. del Carmen, from Vera
Cruz, with 300,000 dollars on hoard, has had ats
action with an Insurgent schooner off Car Amp-
trio; which she beat off ; but not havint: since
arrived in port, fears are entertained for her
safety.

AGRICULTURE, &c.

MONTHLY REPORT FOR NOVEMBER.

The seed Wheat is got in throughout the prin-
cipal corn districll, slid never perhaps in tooter'
order ; the last seem to plant as wall as those
earli.r sown. The Wheat or the late harvest
is now found to rise defectively in quantity as
in quality, so that its general crop is n t cal-
culated to average much more than halt the
expected produce. As the last corn crop, have
equally dis appointed the farmer's expectations,
it kill require some more effectual tuetasto, a on
the part of Government (ander the adeittoo-
al pressure of still falling markets). to yield
some support to the Ti!la;:.re ot Eue,land, oil
which the national pro-p• t itv so vitally dei.rnds.
The severe frosts in the middle of the month, have
rotted the Turnips in most Counties; the Cole-
seeds continue uninjured. The Ryes a 11 Winter
Tares promise well for early spring seed ; and
grazing lands still carry a good appeerance
of herbage. Potatoes are a bill. avenip,e crop.
The eddishes intencl.cl for early ssorvi.ig with
Beans and Peas never ploughed more kindly. The
NVool market is more brisk, lohg fleeces nom
reaching 425. per tod, and Smith-Down 22d
per lb.

Tit, Loyal Aildiess of the University of C m-
briAe in toll senate to the VRINCE REGENT, wit be
presented by the Vice-Chancellor and Vir ads of
Houses, &c at Carlton House, on "Tuesday nest,
to his Royal. Efghot-ss, who, according to risag-,
will receive-it sitting on the throne.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE —Tuesday night a female,
About 20 years of age, was observed walking
backwaids and forwards upon M,llbank. She
went several times as far as Vauxhall-bridge, but
returned evidently much agitated. A Gentleman,
yarned Johnson, who ob,erved her, watched her
motions till he saw her in the act of throwing
herself into the Thames, over the new wall. He
attempted to prevent her, but did not succeed :
he called a waterman, who happened to be at
some distance trout the spot, and the tide bentg
returning, and rather low, he suceeedt.d ill saving
her lite. She was taken to the phlic•hon,e,
where evety assistance was rendered to her, anti
on being properly re•toreri, she was vestio-ed,
but she teluS,d giving any salistacioi y accoont of
herself, except a calfl ut address of a Gentleman
at Camberwell, where she was conveyed in hopes
of being restorzd to her liiends.
AcctoßNT.—Yesterdly afternoon as John New-
ington, drayman to Messrs. 11,-inbiny, Bilx on,
and Co. blCWtors, 13IiCk -lane, Sni;alfields,
driving his team in at the yard gate, he was
jammed between one of the i,halts and the posts,
and failing, one of the wheels passed over his
hotly, anti broke both his arms and several of his
ribs. He was carried In the London Hospitid
with-little hope of recovery.

On Friday evening last, as Mrs. VENN, wife
of Mr. VENN, of Albion-street, York, was sit-
ting by the fire, site \V HS suddenly seized with a fir,
during the temporary absence of her husband,
when her clothes taking fire, and no assistAnce
being at hand, she was so dreadfully binned aide
:Le expired in ta st short time a:tcrwards.

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VOUSE OF LOIIDS, WEDNESDAY, DEC. J.
The Oaths were adwiniitereil to the girl of
;9rAmi:nitt) pind 131.1.1..L0CK,
from the Treasury, pre.,eutrfl the Accounts re-
specting the produce of the Revenue ordered last
week.—A(ljourued to•motrow Vlii3 day.)

:rOUSE O COMMONS.
GF,NrItAL ELECTIOS.

On the Mfrtfuit 01 Sir n. PARNELL, humble
Address ”-as ordered to he presented to his Royal
Htgfiness the Prince Itvgenr, praying that he
would order t!lat there be laid before the House
an Account of all sums of money paid to' The
Sheriffs, or Under Sheriffs, at the last General
Election in Ireland, r‘s also of the Fees and
Ernolomen:s of the Sheriffs, the Clerk of the
Crown, &c.