The Sun.
London, England, 1816-04-30 00:00:00

IRELAND.

M. Peal. rose. to bring in hit proposed Pill. for
.impounding the Fees of the office of Clerk of:the
Pleas itt.the Irish Exchequer, till the right of ap-
pointment should be determined, The Right lion.
Gentleman entered into a detail of t;.e cir6un-
stances 'connected witty the recent appointment to
that office, made by the Chief Baron of Feland,
which have been already frequently alluded to
by us, as to render a repetition of them unneces-
sary. The Right IlOn. Gentleman said, he Was
not now tibotit to doliver tiny opinion as to where
the appointment lay. That was a question which
would be decided by' the proper Tribunal. Ue
should only say,, that it was not the intention of
Governntent to make any ttppoint went to the of-
fice except'su.t,,tr as to try the righr, and ftir
Thing mre. ,I,ls the, ptoces and enquiry, bow-.
ever, would i)tctipy some time, the oh.
•jtict of his pieseut Till wwihi he to`impottod the
Fees daring that period, and further\o give inch
remuneration to the Clerks 'lo.tually employed in
the office, if hereofter it 'should he co:'lsidered right
to, abolish the otfice altogether, as Should be ad-
judged due tet them.

N wpoRT declared his satisfaction tb.At
this Bill had been introduced, and that it liad
his wArmest suppott.
After n few words from Mr. Bathurst, Mr. L.
Foster, Mr. Ilorner, Mr. V. Smith, Mr, Ponson.
by, and Mr. estou, leave was given to bring in
the Bill.

On the motion of Mr. Coor.Ert, a Committee
~carts appointed to examine, what ,provislons were
nleces,ary to regulate the Grand Jury Present-
ments in Ireland.—Adjourned at Half-past Ten
o'Clock,

AG RI C LILT URE. 85. c.

MONTHLY REPORT I•'OR APRIL,

The rife in the Corn Maikets, as we predicted
would be the case, bas arrived too late to afford
relief to the agricultural distresses of the coun-
try : the general produce of the lust year's harvest
having from necessity been long since at mar-
ket, the advance in price therefore becomes an
additional oppression on the landed interest,
by increasing thee assessments in support of the
poor, under reduced means for providing for
them, either with work or tinstenance. The
export demands for wheat for the Mediterrn-
nean anti Spain continues. The general appear-
ance of the ponying crop of bread corn is
promising. The early sotvt) Peas and Beans look
well ; but we lament to see so large an extent of
the various plants in broad cast husbandry lett at
this season with no use of the late, and without
which no increased produce cannot reasonably be
expeeted,—garley and Oats have in most parts
been got in well,ltud where the late showers have
prevailed, plant kimlly.---The Rye Grass and Clo-
vers arc backward, and the meadow lends being
also short of grass, have recovered.—Hav, in the
graiiug countries, became scarce, at an increase
of price.---The latter Lambing Season has filmed
out favourable ; but the severity of the weather
in the early part, proved destructive to Ewes and
Lambs on the Wiltshire and South Downs.---The
Wool Market continues brisk for long fleeces, but
for short Wool there is hilt little demand.--Lean
Stock, both in Sheep and Beasts, are consider-
ably reduced in price.—Draught Horses are more
in demand, and consequently good Cattle fetch
more me bey.---Though smitbfield has been well
supplied through the month with all 1 of
meat, prim- Beef and Mutton are in advance.--
Lamb and Veal, and Pig Pork are lower.

At Lewes Market., on Satitrday, wheat advanc-
ed to 201. pee.load.
Mitekarel sold the week betore last at Brighton,
at the elioololls suns of live shillings each ! at
Eiceier, on Friday last, at foe pence. ,A,J Truro,
Weilnesday la4t, at date

It was originally-intended that ,the Royal NUp-
tials ott Thnrsday next. Should be celehrate4 with
comparative privacy., cottfining the cereniony to
the Royal Fat'ully and great Officers of State';. but
it has.since been determined. that every degree of
• .
splendour shall be given to this iinportant..iVct.—
The whole of the Queen's Establishmen t,Lords anti
Ladies ()film Bedchamber, Maid S of llonour, &c.Sce.
have received dtreetions toattend in full costmueoud
the utmost magnififence• will 'prevail' tbrottgitont
the other ,Royal Establish:tit:tits': The .Plit's'eu
8.F.0 ENT) the Commander-in4;hief, the Princesses
and Royal Dukes, have all issued orders to this
effect,. The .heads of every great Millie Dc-
partmen,t, and the Fortign: Azuhasiadors will
maintain:ctirresponding grandeur To the-se
are to be added the state: .of the Royal. Bildt!
and Bridegroom, and '• :of the , highest among
the British Nobility; and is scarcely tic
sible to imagine
sa more imposing' speetuale
than will thus grace the Marriag,e, of the pre-
sumptive Heiress to the Britiab Throne. ALI
dna miirrhge pi'nve as happy As it is ele.Vateti,
and as fruitful of blessings toy the loyal Pair and
to the People of this. mighty, Empire, through its
whole durtition; as it is auspicious at its cele-
lirtition ! ! !

This day the QUEEN gives audience to two per-
sons, the French Ambabsador and a Foreign No-
,bleman, before her MAIRSTY formally receives the
Trince of SAXE COBIJRG for the first time. This
grand ceremony will take place at a quarter be-
t
fore 4 o'clock, at litickingham-irouse ; previous
to which his Serene Highness is to wait upon
the l'attice REGENT 'at Carlton-Honse. These
[loyal I rsonsges will then proceed with their
Court Equipages and Suites to the Audience
Cl/Mill/Cr. The West cud of the Town is already

Tull Of and C!cmds ire waitivz if,
the sight, thoug't the day is rather unfavout..,;,:.,
We can but übticipate its description
,for
Country iteatiell-, us THE SUN must be publis':'•:l
long befoik takes. plitce.

It appears from the Paris fiaper: of the (2;E:i,
received this morning; that another of the Adl,ei.
-ents of BUOAAt'AittE has bedtt acquitted. General.
CANIBRONNE is the person thus,vindicated by Oa
laws-of France; and indeed if it was intended.
to she* that. there was no crime is a French-
man abjuring his lawful Sovereign and coup-
try to serve the independstist Prince of EL
in making war upon them; 'this trial is (I"'"
sive o'f the question, and -we trust no further
proceedings..will be suffered to exbikit more
grossly this system of transferable allegiance. 'll3B
General, as far as moral guilt may be attributed,
certainly appears as little obnoxious to prosecu-
tion as any inaividual in the. whole history of
these revolutionary transactions, and we are rattle'''.
surprized that he should have been placed before
a- public tribunal, while so many of
the more
criminal aceortiplices of the Corsican have n(lt
only been gratuitously pardoned, but employed
by the•restored Government. tic was ordered I"
Em set at liberty in twenty-four hours, "'1
doubtless, go like his bretbern, a whitsWol'a
Rebel, to-profess his loyalty
King Lots XVIII. Who. was ever at the bott°3l
>_-440f his 1.1 rt„.. Ec sc. &c. &c. - and devotion to his

The Journal des Debars sa3i,--0' It Was
ported to-day, in'the Chatuber of Deputics, if
the subject of
,the'l3ndjet is toterunnte
row in the Chamber of Peers, niter the rej"'
taunt G,/tIINrAR j and that the Chamber Of
tiev trill he atljourtaed on Tuesday, April 30.
The King was well enough to go to choisY.

Had oar CoUntrymen 'fit Paris been condemned'
as they might have been, to two years
meat, the Faction-would have.rent the. -sky" w+th
exchimntiono against the severity and ingratitilde
of the King of FRANCP.. As they have been (10°11,,,'
_ .
eat, through the leniency of the French Govern:.
tent, '
to the mildest punishment Attached by Or:
to tittir we are tom that it is co).-
yalcnt to an actinittal, or rather to an approval of
their conduct. Thus the Party have us on the 101)
either way-, and we are only astonished ihat
do not c,:try the 4 extravagance. a little lartlar,
and fmsert that Louis the XVIII'', should eted
statues to these three re.' pon tar their distil!'
gliht.c4 cxtrtions in the CaUse of Humanity!

By the last accounts, his Majesty's Ain North°
timberland, Captain C, B. H. it'ss, with tliebg
of Rear-Adt»iral Sir (i. COCKBURN ; Havanna
Captain G. W. flAmiuroti ; R,.-ernlialti, ai9
tlTEvittopp; Ferret, Captain 3..sTtitt.tisw ; Le s 1"
ret„Captaiii J. Ttlerm and Peruvian, Captain
K. tveve stationed round St. Helena --
BcfoNArstrrz,was very (inlet, but does not rcli°l
bis close confineineitt, and litrtited doinains. Sir

G. COCI4.IIURN is very strict hi guarding agnil)
any attempt to effect his escape j and vessel.; nie'
not allowed to anchor'there, except Indianico.
without obtaining leave from Sir Gz(ntqs.

in the house of Commons, last nights
FRANItiLANP ',aim presented the Report of tile-
Conimittee on the Wool Trade. The Resoloti
of the Committee- states, that the distress of the
Agricultural Interest is not alrected by the 13'1"
relating to WoOl—Consequently there will be tie'
alteration in these laws..

Mr. 'nett' Li was at. the rival:4i a*lin last
night, being the point on which it is possible to
be most tin-ciril to the PRINCR 'RIGENT. When
that List, put 'tied from extraneous matters, comes
before Parliament, which it will do next week,
we shall do our public duty in offering Ivhatever
inilependant, remarks occur to us on the subject:
In, the meantime we leave it to the malignant
to continue their labours to the last moment io
‘vicli they %%HI be able to,excite an odium 11
misrepresentationi on this-unpopuhr subiccr•--
Were economy and propriety out of the question,
we should greatly rejoice in the new arrangement
and clissification of the Civil List (laborious. as, Le
ha s•been to the Gentlemen whom we desigmtlea
as emplOyed on that intricate business).becausa
it will take away from the disaffected one great.
means of disparaging their Sovereign, by imPa"
ing as extravagance to him the expendititre
.though it comes under this head, is -every 111r'
:thing laid out iu public services.

We this day • conclude the excellent ori4in't
letters of nijor TORIZESS on the 'National Cur-
reney, and trust our Readers havc found them lei
serving of the praise we bestowed t►t their cw"
mencvnent on the 18th.

His Excellency the Duke tie efIATRE, late AM.;
bassanor from France, and a numerous *nice, oail.!
cal iji On) packets from Dover on Sunday,

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