The Sun.
London, England, 1829-11-10 00:00:00

18,352 bales ;
The Foreigi
included abor

Savannah
Ditto
Charleston
Ditto

Total ~
Total ~

Increase ,

Decrease

and in 1829, 24,132 bales.

e :
Year.
1829
1828
, 1829
, 18'28

1829
1828

37,076
34,399

2,578

. .
Letters from Augusta state that it is now fully ascer-
tained that the present upland crop will be a short one.
The stock of Old Cotton, on the Ist September, was 1,401
bales against 4,342 bales at the same period last year.
Receipt of New Cotton, 1,030 bales against 1,649 bales at
the same period last year. The new crop selling from 8}
to 9 cents, and arriving very slowly.
Papers were received to-day from the Westward. From
St. John's, New Brunswick, they are to the 17th Sept.,
and state that a severe gale had been experienced there,
which had done great damage to the shipping. The
weather generally had been so bad as much to retard the
ripening of grain ; and high prices, consequently, were
demanded for most descriptions.
The General Assembly had been prorogued to the second
Tuesday in December.
The Quebec Papers to the Bth ult. state that consider-
able satisfaction bad been produced there by the passing
of the new Representation Bill for that province. In con-
sequence of the alteration made by this Act, eight new
members would be forthwith elected for the townships,
and about thirty more for the provinces. Information re-
lative to the other Bills which were to be passed, viz
the Soccage Tenure Bill, the Jews' Register Bill, the Pa-
rochial Division Bill, the Bill for continuing the Provincial
Parliament to the King's demise, &c.—was most anxiously
expected.

The Dean and Chapter of Limerick have in-
timated to all their tenants a reduction of 20 per cent. in
their rents, in consequence of the depression of the times.

DRURY- LANE THEATRE.--.--We regret to find
it stated in, a Sunday Paper, that the want of public sup-
port has compelled the Manager of Prury-lane Theatre to
call upon the principal Members of the Company to suspend
their claims fur one-fourth of their salaries during the next
ten weeks, until the more profitable period of the season
shall have arrived. We rejoice to lee that the sacrifice has
not been required from the inferior i!alaries, where it would
be felt as a distressing privation. If it be true that the
necessities of the Theatre have called for any such arrange-
ment as this, we cordially hope that the very praiseworthy
exertions of the Manager will meet their reward in &prompt
and liberal extension of public support.
THE DONERAILE CONSPIRACY—RESPITE
FOR Joint LEARY. —Our London cotemporaries are ring-
ing as many changes on the late Special Commission, and
have had recourse to as much commentary in the shape of
dictation to the Irish Law Officers of the Crown, on the
discharge of their duty, as if the Editors held the admi-
nistration of the Government in their own hands. They
have even gone so far as to say that the four men,
who have been convicted, should not suffer the full penalty
of the law, because it was on the same testimony on which
they were condemned that those subsequently tried were
acquitted. Now how stands the case ? It was proved on
undoubted testimony, that JAMES MAG RATH and
JAMES ROCHE were of the party who fired at Mr. G.
BOND Low ; and he must be very hard to be convinced
indeed, who could doubt for a moment that MICHAEL
SHINE was of the party who fired into Dr. NORCOTT'S
carriage, and wounded his servants. We have reason to
believe that the Government are perfectly satisfied with
this view of the case, and that they are of opinion that
public justice will be best administered by acting on it.
With this feeling, we should suppose, has a tespite to the
20th of April nest been sent down to the old man, JOHN
LEARY, which was received yesterday. The law, we be-
lieve, will take its course on Saturday next on JAMES
MAGRATH, JAMES ROCHE, and MICHAEL SHINE, at the
drop
entertained, o of
the county
gauas the intention, if any such was
executing them near the scene of their
crimes, has been given op.-- Cork Contitsaion.