... following extraordinary account from Limerick, attefted hy perjons of credit and reputation there : As this feafon abounds with potatoes beyond any ever yet known, and, as it is apprehended, that great quantities of them muft of neceffi'y be thrown out to rot ...

... Grand Embarkation will follow clofe upon that of the Duke ' d'Aiguillon, and that the Marflial Prince de Soubife is on ' the Potato, fetting out for Dunkirk. It is certain that all ' the fiat-bottom'd Boats are to be finifhed forthwith ; and ' that there ...

... Stockholm, with Iron and Deals : Providence, JohnChappel, and Two Brothers, John Petty, from Koninglbro', with Yarn, Flax, Potatoes. &c. Britannia, Charles Harrifon, and Oliveßranch, R. Mitchell, from Peterfbro', with Hemp, Flax, Iron, Linen, kc. Phoe- ...

... with their bay- onets they fell to digging up herbs and every green thing they met with : at length they came to a field of potatoes, which they veiy eagerly dug ; and after (haking off the earth, and wiping them a little on their waiftcoats, eat them up ...

... the whole veftry 1 Two cold boiled fowls, a remnant of cold fat bacon, one cold apple pye, two large dirties of luke-warm potatoes, and two plates of pickled oyfters j ale. too ftrong to drink much or. So very difficult is it, ye Citizens, to hit the Golden ...

... merchandize from thence into Poland. We hear that the Government has given orders to contraa for feveral hundredweight of potatoes/or the ufe of the Eneliffi foldiers in Germauy. Tranfports are taking in ftores for the ufe ofthe fquadron under Com. Douglas ...

... 24. The tranfportl which failed forßelleifle f-11 Sunday laft. carried 615 oxen, 1760 fheep, 150 tons of hay, co tons of potatoes, cabbage, &c. Sec. Dublin, Sept. 26. On Tuefday the 22d inft. being the Coronation day of their Majefties, King George TH ...

... are equal in foil and goodnefs to the beft Ireland, and are capable producing wheat, rye, barley, oats, peafe, hemp, flax, potatoes, turnips, and all forts garden fluff; fhat they are richer and bear every thing in greater abundance than the lands of P ...

... they reach us. once went on board Of transport for 20 bufhels of potatoes and cabbage, Sec. but found the cabbage rotten, juft as they had been taken out of a mellow dunghill; of the potatoes got about three bufhels found, and peck of onions. Now, I think ...

... copies and fee them polled up; that a pot or waine turf be fold for 6d. (half the ufuaf price) twenty ounces frelh butter, +d. potatoes, 2s. Bd. per barrel, &c. They alio fent a letter to him, to fend for the man who built a cockpit fof hiin 12 months ago, ...

... heir ic Hemes; andalfo, that they IhoulJ not, at the peril of 'their lives and fubftance, allow the 1.1 rgy any tythe on potatoes lor Ule future. — It is computed ilicy have at leall 300 arms; • and it is certain they are well provided with Apiiputiitioii ...

... lands, if tlie water doc? not fettle upon it. It will not fucceed in lands newly broken up, which are beft feafoned with, potatoes. If the land is poor, it lliould be well manured with any manure before Burnet is fown. It may be fown in April, May, June ...