... the 3MIditerraiieau. Saturl'oiy. Witid variable. ,Arrived La lhabet French luigger, with fresh provisiiui, butter, eggs, asparagus, and poultry, for a market; 4ouisa trauspiort, 1. M. from Morlaix, with British prj;ooers of war; Good Intent, Burraru; from ...

... Strawberries sold in Covent-garden market, on Saturday last, at half-a-crown the Alderman's Thumb, pottle ; middle sized asparagus at 20s. the hurdred; and pea gooseberries at 5s. the pint pottle. 0 On Tuesday niglht, the counting-house of Mr. I XRobinson ...

... are a good.peparalion for cabbages or greens. - frocoli,- or cabbages, re a' proper preparation for bearis or peas. Old asparagus land- affords a good preparation for pqkg toes or cai'r-ots. - The'atrawberryj currast, gooseberry, amnd raspberry fornthe ...

... Baron, from a more northern Chlurt was for once guilty of the hetemodoxy of paving his de:oir ' to a dish of cauliflowers or asparagus, instead of diratiln his adoration to the shrine of beauty. As soon as sut ci mi tille had been given to take off the edge ...

... army tie first advanced un Viena,. GRAYSON, the great gardener at Mortlake, whose improvement and size of that prime lxury asparagus, has again arid agarin been rewarded wit hoinourable itention by the Hurticuiturdl Society of London, and who had assigned ...

... ijchequecrBflls=~ S1 50 rish Bl ank Sto k -- - ;5.: There was exhibited at Covent Garden Market, ' st Saturday, one bundle of asparagus, consisting of 120 heads, all perfect,weighing upwards of 301bs. Tlie agents' of Don Pedro in London have sent orders to ...

... being ID full and verdant blossom. Peas are becoHr cheaper, being at from 2s to 2s 6.1 per quart; the same 5(- applirs to asparagus, cucumbers, strawberries, cherries, go berries, new potatoes, and every other description of ,eye{5 coming into season. The ...

... have not got it, even yet, into that state of perfection that I shall have it next year. KITCHEN-GARDEN SEEDS. N~o. VI 1. Asparagus. 2. Bean-Broad, or Windsor. 3. Long Pod. 4 . ?? Early Masagan, 5 . ., Kidney (or French). Scarlet Runners. 6. .. ?? .White ...

... market gardeners report, generally, the ex- tremely forward state of early fruits and vegetables. Pease are its full blossom, asparagus, apricots, gooseberries, and even pears, will, it' the weather continues, soon be brought to market. PRICES OF HOPS.-FE3 ...

... flpJ) Clarke, glsden er to Mrs Belwicke, or' Close Houtse, for the hast dish of des- sert pears, suid tihe best (lists of asparagus to Nip1 A. Hedle y, sia oteuer to J. Hosdgisos, Esq. ,1, EP. elswi -i Hall, for the hbestuit I tl of earl pa osltoes, thie ...

... cabbages, estidive, lettiices, sea, or Scots kail (ie believe originally planted at Aberdeen), turnip tops, armnrips, early asparagus, celery, exceedert all that wve remember at this season of the year. Crirrots, turnips, onions, potatoes, apples, Jernisalear ...

... COVENT-GARDEN. Cucumbers were of fine quality to-day, at Sd to 20d per brace.- Pines, ,s to 12s, and filberts, Is Gd per lb.; Asparagus, 4d to 12d, and French beans, 5s 6d to 4a per 100; sea kRil, Is to 2s 6d per pun. set ; apples, 2s to 7s per half sieve; ...