The Sun.
London, England, 1816-10-22 00:00:00

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Iltut:aST, OCT, 16-..--'Flit. Fre weather which
Intie had for some days, iris aireadyprogroodd
it very- I,lllnterty take iron the Marketiti. Oat-
Mara, Which was, at the heginniag of latt week,
271t,' per cwt. was vasterdny 18s.. audio Lisburn
market, 'oat-meal, Miler) bad- been on the.preced-
log Tuesday 28s. fell yesterday to 205.
The state cheering effect of the return of a pro-
(lithms season has been experienced in the price
of potatoes, which crop, being the chief food Of
the poor) is much in want .of dry weather to im-
prove the quality.
CORK, OCT. Weather has, providetta
tially, continued favourable from the time.we first
found it necessary to advert to the state of the
harvest ; and the benefit to the differcut•eropi has
been, accordingly, equal to out mutt sanguine
expectations. The information received, since
our last, from various parts of the contra}, is.
highly gratifying ; and we are enabled to infer
front out own observmnions of an extensive dis-
trict, during the interval, that the gloomy repre-
Sentations which have been nrnde of the general
state of the ermuiry are grossly-exaggerated. In
the cold mad elevated parts of the barony of 'Bstr4
rylaore, in which we should suppose the Hwy
to the corps had been greatest, we fount! it to
have been Much less than has-been represented by
prejudiced persons, of the general condition of the
country. On Monday the greatest part of the
corn in that district hail 'been stacked; and we
Conclude, from the fairtiesi of this day, that a can-
sitierable portion of the remainder WA been placed
in security.:=--(Cork ddecrtiBer)
KtLKENNy , Weather coo-
OntreS-r-all bandit are busy—all spirits are harry.
; and in a few days we shall' doubtless have a
Nely tar curable report of the state of
the harvest ib lay •.before the public. Out this
subject we ha ye volleet ea much 'interesting infers
mitt jou from vationS Sources, and kec entreat coin-
ntunicio lona feotantre corrafry fiirttci3. Yesterday
oats brought 101.. is barrel less in oar-market than
on that day week !
ENNrAitti.LRN, OOT• 17.---Respecting the wee-
We-are at list enabled to say something con-
solatory. 'The List lour or tits days hare iron-
tlerfully improved t•he aspect of the country, and
revived the hopes, •of the 'husbandman. A vast
deal must have beets effected in crating and saving
the grain crops, toil we may reasonably look for
a correspontlent.redaction'in our market prices. •
Listertiort, MT. 10.—Tl!e fineness of the;
weather, these :fire,or -six days past, has cam-
pleteiy .changed •the :pow ince of Ate harvest;.'
end with the assistance of Providence, the iropi ,
will yet prove irfair average, particularly oats and
barley. Several fields of potatoes !men been
iccovetably lost ; hut still there is a fair produee:.l
the wheat about- this neighhearhood, (though
notch of it very-tuatrriallv injured, aunt its genetal
the quantity short,) will be saved in a few attys.
Dostax Conn-MARKET.—The weather this
day having assented a- fair and. sett Led ,asleet,
its inflitence bad •a very sensible effect upon
the market, and sales were very doll. Nese
Wheat sold:from 365. to 4165. 611. and Old Wirer*
from 31. to 31 as.. 3d. New Oats %vete from.
13s. to 17s. Old Oats,. 225. 9d. • -Kilo: samples 4if
)la Oats, for seed, brought 255. New Barley was
to he had from IdS. to 17s. Some Old Barley,,
20s. A few :purchases; supposed to be made tor
the ;English Market,, kept up sales to those prices,
Which otherwise would have been mare on the
decline la cooler-pie-dee of the imeerteiruv which
exists concerning distillation, ••the distillers were
nut amongst the buyers...-.{..yelping CurreApondoit.).