The Sun.
London, England, 1827-10-30 00:00:00

IMPORTS.

Increase.

Drapery, Old, yards'.
Ditto, New, do.
Sugar, Raw, cwts '
Ditto, Refined, do
Coals, tons
Tea, Black, lbs.
Do. Green, do.

15,249,911
10,617,766
2,292,890
340,802
4,484,413
52,232,763

- - -
Iron, cwts.
1 tonmongery values
Cotton, plain, &c. do.
Flax. Seed, h hgs
Ashes, Barilla, cwts
Cotton Wool, cwts
Tobacco, lbs
Cotton Yarn, do
Haberdashery, value
Timber, tons ...
Fish, Herrings, brie
Wine, French, tuns
Do. Port, d 0..........
Do. Mad. & Span. do.
Do. Rhenish, do
Hides, untanned, do
Hops, cwts.
Earthenware, value
Salt, Foreign, hsh
Do. Rock, tons
Do. White, bsh
Hosiery,Cotton,pairs
Bark, Oak, brls
Hats, No.

18 096,7361

1,619,600
3,472,0511
1,016,240
. 96,302
59,123

24,652
3,106

EXPORTS.
Linen, plain, yards
Ditto, coloured, do
Butter, lbs.
Beef, barrels:
Corn, Oats, do.
Pork, do.
Corn, Wheat, do
Yarn, Linen, cwts
Bacon, flitches, No
Bacon & Hams, cwts
Bullocks & Cows,No.
Hides, untanned,No.
Yarn,worsted. stones
Corn, Meal, & Flour,

P,74,205,128
4,593,593
5,777,546
2,769,431
7,650,359
2,164,608
1,334,567
496,222
1,0156552
18,692
302,287
1,178,593
890,971

820,066,522
1,737,328
7,915,949'
2,043,213'
16,112,142
2,565,403
4,223,782
• 249,025
6,248,5271
244,262
747,815
722,571
124,502

I31:i9,8281

1285 t;;,

7ti,2181

DreawpierLy, old, yards
Ditto, new, do.
Tallow, cwts.
Corn, 'Barley, barrels
Spirits, Brandy, galls
Skins, Calf, dozens
Corn,Meal,Oats,cwt
Linen & Cotton mix-
ed Manufacture,

value
Hogs, No
Candles, cwts
Hogs' Lard, do
Soap, do.
Rape Seed, quarters,
l isle, Herrings, brls
Feathers, cwts.

Wool, Critton, stones
Kelp, tons
Copper Ore, do
Tongues, dozens

747,671
5,852,021
416,083
$53,1121
1,627,323

403,444'
1,544,702

221,759
70,272
117,276
89,974.
92,616
240,071;
28,1671
25,619,
31,224;
1,92:3!
81,4781

],68(..i,94_911

630/2
93,558
1,842,993
10,349,7421
298,235,
1,191,2611

792,7-181
"687,5691'
205,953
313,867
219,506
44,082.
106,307
473,867'
64,731'
30,243
77,635 j

247,1971

456,011
766,4 W

15E,6,821

CRIMES IN IRELAND.

264,55'

103,209
353,501

195,W91

8,813!

38',791
16,710,074
15,444,014
1,661,963
191,1264
36.0,234

18,586

265,644
105,467
955,620
1176,517
161,801

5,389,566
326,198
1,434,313

146,461,394

2,138,4(13

8,46 1i784

-406,796
2,888,216
5,243,015
225,381
445,528

939,r3

219.409

815,670
10,269,860

570,989
617,297
89,68
223,893
126,890
b 0,152

19,140
448,248
33,507
'20,3-20

Mr. Moreau, • in his elaborate and valuable Statistical
Work on Ireland, page 15, gives a curious Statement of the
Number of Persons committed for Crime in Ireland, from

1805 to 1820, distinguishing those committed, convicted,
and acquitted.
The number Committed in 1805 was 2,006—in 1807,
2,647—in 1810, 3,371—in 1815, 5,792—and in 1820,
12,203.

Tb.e number Convicted in 1805, was 613—in 1807,
546—in 1810, 911—in 1817, 2,3l9—and in 1820, 5,277.
The number Acquitted in 1805 was 849—in 1807, 864
—in 1810, 876—in 1815, 2,o39—and in 1820, 2,042.
The number of Lunatics confined in the Public Institu-
tions in Ireland are 1,131, viz. 713 in Dublin; 254 in
Cork ; and 164 in all other parts of Ireland.
The number of Idiots are 171.

POPULATION OF IRELAND.

, The Population of Ireland, according to tht same va-
luable Work, is seven millions, and the number of families,
one million and a half ; 212 arc Nobles, and eight thousand
persons or families keeping sixteen, thousand servants ;
6,145 have one servant ; 1,200, two ; 600, three ; 150,
five to eight ; 33, eight to ten ; and 20, ten and upwards.
The Taxes on Male Servants before it was repealed amounted
to 30,0001. annually ; in 1816 this duty was 54,700/. ;
and 55,200/. in 1817.

TROOPS IN IRELAND.

According to Mr. Morean's Work on Ireland, the num-
ber of Troops have been nearly the same in Ireland for the
last five years, ending sth January, 1827, which was 22,000
Officers fwd. Mest,ineluding l ,772 Horse ; in the year 1782
the total rank and file of troops were 9,000 men,
,including
2,000 of Cavalry ; in 1801, 60,000, including 25,000
Militia and 4,000 Cavalry ; in 1803 the 'umber was a
little less, viz, 18,000 Militia, 20,000 Infantry, and 3,500
Cavalry. Between two and throe millions are 'expended
annually fur the service of the troops in Ireland.

PRODUCTIVE PRIVATE PROPERTY.
Lands cultivated in grain of all sorts; grass, •
*nurseries, gardens, &c. £300,100,000
Ali n 1 minerals
Canals, tolls, and timber
Dwelling-houses, not included in the rent of
lands, including- warehouses and manu-
factories
Manufactured goods in progress to maturity
and in a finished state, deposited in ma-
nufactories, warehouses, and shops for
sale
Foreign merchandise, deposited in the ware-
houses, shop's, &c, either paid for, or vir-
tually paid by debts owing to Ireland by
foreigners
Irish shipping of every description employed
in trade, including vessels on the stocks
Agricultural property, consisting of grain,
hay, straw, cheese, butter, and other pro-
ductions of farms, including implements

70,000;1

3,000,000

3,000,000

of husbandry
Animals, viz. horses, horned cattle, sheep,
hogs, goats, asses, deers, wild animals,
and poultry
Fisheries round the coast of Ireland, includ-
ing inland fisheries

Total productive private property..... £467,660,000
UNPRODUCTIVE PRIVATE PEOPERTY.
Waste lands at present unproductive, after
including all such as are incapable of any
improvement adequate to the expence, in-
cluding ways and waters
Household furniture, in dwelling-houses 40,000,000
Wearing apparel in ditto ditto
Plate, jewels, and other ornamental articles,
in dwelling-houses
Specie in circulation' and hoarded; viz. gold,
silver,. and copper coin

6,800,000

4,000,000

Total unproductive private property £87,000,000
PUBLIC PROPERTY.
Public Buildings—P.3 palaces, churches, hos-
pitals, prisons, bridges, &c.
Public Arsenals—Castles, forts, and all other
places of defence, with the artillery, stores,
&e. thereto belonging

4,000,000

Total Public Property £9,000,000
summAuv- RECAPITULATION
Productive private property of Ireland ...... £467,660,000
Unproductive do. do.
Public property of Ireland ........ .

Grand total of the public and private
prorerty £563,660,000

The total of the Irish debt, in 1817, wa5..X104.,602,769

Letters from Mavence state that corn has ad-
vanced there in consequence of several large purchases that
have been made for English account.
No fewer than 1645 species of plants, mostly
new, have been discovered in our new Indian territories,
amongst which are a chesnut and an oak.

His Majesty's Carneleopard, which has Leen
kept in an enclosure in Windsor Park, separate from all
the other animals that graze in the Park, appeared, not-
withstanding the utmost attention of his keeper, to be in a
declining state. A short timesiince lie leaped the fence by
which he was enclosed, mixed, in the most familiar man-
ner, with the deer and other animals, all of whom freely
admitted him to theiri society ; and he since appears to
have completely recovered his health and spirits. His
Majesty having been informed of the change in the ani-
mal's manner of life and. its effect, has given orders that
he shall enjoy the utmost liberty, and range the park at his
pleasure.