The Sun.
London, England, 1820-05-24 00:00:00

FOR"THE SUN.

" If this country could boast of.many such re-
sident Landlords, our difficulties would be abbr.e-
viated considerably. The Leinster Journnl states,
that ViSCOUIIt FRANKFORT DR NIONTMORRNCY,
during the period of distress from 1814, remitted
to his tenautry one-fourth of their rents upon
leases made doer 1800, and empowered his agent,
Mr. JOHN FITZPATRICK, 0, Fi osittOrti, to make
allowances to his tenants in building slated houses,
and forgiving arrears.

" With respeci to the peculiar encouragement
for the purpose of promoting ti.e linen manufar.
lure, in thL counties of Kilkenny end Carlow,
amongst his Lordship's ten.ntry, we have the sa-
tistaction of adding, that, to our own knowledge,
his premiums ate for every rood of fLix seed, sowed
upon ground properly prepared, a loom, H wheel,
and a reel, as a reward, or two pounds in Awney,
&c. We give publicity to this plan of establish-
ing the lints manufacture, from a conviction list
it is a most excellent mode of introducing a new
system ; and peculiarly useful in co,m,ies where
the linen manufacture is only in its infancy, and
where the staple is wanting, and when produced,
will certainly set to work the wheel and loam.
" Whatever tends to increase the export trade
of Ireland should meet every encouragement—it
consists of the provision expor —beasts, sheep,
and pigs ; butter, linen, and of corn, mostly oats.
It is this tha• pays our absentees, keeps down the
course of exclednge, and would make Ireland a
garden, if we had resident Gentry liviog on their
estates.''

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—This morning
the Sittings in this Court were resumed, pursuant
to adjournment. On ihe Learned Commissioner
taking his seat, he intimated his intention of
taking all unopposed cases betorest melee o'clock,
and those to which any opposition were given be
would take afterwards ; and on no account should
any petition he received that was not drawn up by
a regular Attorney ot the Court. During the
morning upwards, of thirty Insolvents submitted
themselves, were examined, and received their
discharge.

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY .7,4.—0ur Market was
abundantly supplieti with all Grain this morning,
for which thu demand was very limited, and the sale
in con,eqnence exceeding heavy, yet a few sam-
ples of rime white Wheat obtained last. Monday's
prices, but all other descriptions could have been
bought at lower terms ; Batley is nearly unsale-
able, and full Is. per quarter lower than on Mon-
day, and only very flue fresh samiles could he
got off at Lila: reduction ; the arrivals of Oats
hare been very cousid,rable since Monday, which
has occasioned a decline of ls, per quarter, but
few sites could be effected ; in Beans and Peas
there is no alteration.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
SOUTHWARK, itIAY 22.--We have not nine!)
.!emancl for hops, nor ate there many for sale. No
al!eration in priers.

The Ga2ette of last night notifies the appoint-
of C. G YOUNG. Esq. as York Herald, in
:oom of Sir G. NAYLER, promoted to the
otlice Clateoceux King of Arms.
Fourteen convicts arrived yesterday morning
:von, Gloucester, and were put on board a vessel
off :he Custom• House Stairs, to he shipped on
board a vessel fur New South Wales,, for lite.

Mr. EDITOR—I Slit/Mit the inclosed Extracts,
from an Irish Journal, to you, as the Conductor
of a tnost excellent Paper, and particularly alive
to the present Agricultural Difficulties of the Em-
pire. Tlo• mode is pointed Out for the extension
of the Linen Alanufacrute, our staple manufac-
ture of Irelinrf; end if some of our Absentees
could be induced to adopt a like Plan, it would
prove of great utility.,