The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-01 00:00:00

11..ARVE!'3T- IN iitt.);‘,NlS

We have extracted from the Country Papers
every article of intelligence which they contained:
relative to the state of the harvest. A reference.
to the extracts thus made will satisfy our reader-9
that:the great sourees of public food are not inju-
riously deficient. In the South the ditrgiog oat
of the potatoc crop has commenced.; awl it would:
he well if, the example were 'generally followed:
thioughont the country.—(Dublin,COrreSpondent,
Oct. 28.)
, .
We arc happy to learn that work of mauling
a new road between YOughal and K:lleagh has
commenced, as it will give employment to such a,
number of poor persons, and be such-an improveur,
mcnt to that part of the country. It is a curious
.fact, that in digging up part of &id, through'
which the road is to pass, a quantity of pikes, at
many as made two cart loads, were foutOi.a'hirli
it is supposed must have lain there since the time,.
of the Rebellion.—(Same Paper.)
Though we have received many idditional ac-
counts from various parts of the country, respecting
the state of the harvest, yet theycoincide so much
with our preceding statements, that,. however in-
teresting the subject, lilac remains to be said on
it. The Provincial Prints too, in every , part a
our Island, continue to represent the harvest in-
telligence of their respective districts in the same
favourable light as described by their former com-
munications. Indeed, of the different corn eroPsy
a tery small portion of oats '.alone, in the moun-
tainous parts of the Country, (it least in tire
South of Ireland,) remains to he harvested, owl;"
when he is not employed in threshing, the fornicr's
industry j 3 stow exclusively applied to digging and
securing his potatoes. For this purpose a•great
number of itinerant labourers have becti
and at high wages, in the neighhonrhooll
this
City. With respect to the crop, the
armints we
have received differ considerably. On dry soild
near the sea coast, 'the q;tality is said to he pa
and the produce adundaut. Of the interior, tw.
tiinintly in moist grom,d, the reports with rev/
exceptions are not so encouraging, either as (1)
quality or quantity, but they 'all' agree in stating,
that the crop has been much more extensive:lf
cultivated than usual.— (CorkAdverrtser.)
. .

EDINBURGH, OCT. 28.

Late on Salitiday ni ht a fire broke out If 'I
htinse- in Galtoway's entre, Canongate, rithz"
burgh,•where an old Lady wss but nt todeath
fore any person was aware of the circumstance.
It is conjecturer', that some part of her clothes
had caught tire, and the flame proceeding onwadit .
had, by suffocating, prevented_ her calling fur
help. An alarm having been given, the tire en-
gint's of Edinburgh and Leith were ‘vith great
alacrity brought to the spot, and, by perseve'
ing exertions of the firemen, the flames were cos-
fined to the room, aml finally subdued witimat
dtiing furtherniisehief. The body Was' consume"'
almost to.. ashes ; and a 0614 tlllll eat,. tar 0i4:1;
companions, shur.ed-t he same fate. The "Y who
Notiered was Airilfilw, tyro 70 years-of age.
‘Vednesitay the hills in view Irvin the tows
of Kendal were capped for the first time thi "er
" ith snow. This Appe3raoce, which 1114
be called the first indicati,ii of the' api)rciaeli
winter, was seen in tine north of England siyeJi.ll
as the 4th of -September, but that, fill of ta.rlollr
was confined ,to Skid(laW, Atid
gh-
bOrotigli,
am. I
a few other Moilumins, the
its thenorthern group. •
O." Thusaday night serious depred-etions %%ere,.
committed by. a gang. of thieves in thevillage af
Aberlady, where every 'thing- that layexpOsed
the gardens and out-houses a 'the I.lllSiisvCCtilll.
villagers Wtre carried of; and alno.st ever,' I:
utf
11"it"'" has stiffened more or less in the Vs.s
clothes, hee4iives, fruit, Ponitry, No I".c
has yet been' discovered of the depredators.
A reopitv
sktraig the pleasure,olkis
,Royal like
ness the PRINCK URGENT, Wils reCej"d at
deen ons Friday for Andrew Donald, at pr.escut un-
der sentence of' death for the crimes of house..
breaking and theft. •
00 the morning of the 18th current riSpeetr
able young mail, sotilnaii to a 'merchant in Ciiptr
jog to his lodging
life, was found dead at the foot of the stair lout
examined by medical men, under the prurr 4"... •
and, front the marks .on ii, the belief at
present is that his death 'was occasioned by 007
s. . Ilia body wad immediately

levee.
In consequence of an unhappy
a father and son, farmers, it; the ;itinity of•
Sdri~Abcf;
deep, concerning the property of field of
the father 'wounded his sou in the grail*, vvititt.
sickle he held in his hand, and otheovisC"4:o
treated him. For bctftie tune the man
quarrel betweo
raised recovery,, but it is now very doninfill r
Monday night, about 12. O'clock; Mrs' 111 l ‘.l.
Was, apprehended in Bridgegate-street,
and carried to ihe Police Of ‘Vhic"
ed, upwards of 61. l Is. in'hase money were I°, 4.
on her person ; soineor tin! siiver was even
being newly
.madc, and the Manufacturing ja)l"
ments were also found upon her.

A matt of the name of CHARNLEF.Y, W/'
liyg . till February next, will' then enter
.the
hundredth year of his age, assisted in rearini-E:
field of oats last week, at Marsh Side,
ham, near Lancaster.

Yesterday. at Hampstead,
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• NtA RR! FM.
William Wiesen, General in the serv,e, ot tlie enil4-rnr
Russia, to Miss Aiken, eau +1 f M`like[[, of lial+4.
g. ter u r.
stead. . .
Yesterday, at St. reo '1 H - r....‘ uare, Robe!.
,-,_ „ ..v rge s ('hare 1, movie
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""muiC taller,tsq. a rise War•Otiict, to MISS Sus 111.'-
14, of Diss, Norolk. -----•
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liii EKcellencv Baron cretlerienik

On Monday, in the ;6th year of his age,
DIED. ' ardo
Esq. of Ehill, tVandcworrh. ‘f 4 .tixiet
Sit, London, on the 30th ult. the Rev. Alexamter '0" (1), e,
of tinrruland, in Perthshire, and S arroWliead, in VUI ii, '1
Mittliter of St. Paul's, in SI ' P ietaeld,
... - . f sir
r► wife 0 -
tin We I •Ja I -
, neb y at,- of apoplexy, Wean"-,
',Limes Denham,. of lilachheailill• Iti. s Anti
On Friday lait, at Last Lone, Cornwall, aged 9fl, -r •
C%impbell, 'mother of Captain Campbell, It.N•
John 13arch

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