... remark, that if the potatoes' are deprived of that coat, which prefervc them from the impregnation of the water before they are boiled, is at leaft twenty one that, they will wet and infipid. The ficin ihould never be taken of a potatoe until is boiled. ...

... FOR SALE, SCOTCH KIDNEY POTATOES. Cargo is daily expeflcdfrom AEER DEEN. ) THKY arc generally approved of by the Growers of this excellent Root, as the beft SEED POTATOES this part of the Country.——Any perfon defi rotis pur .haling may depend on being ...

... Lancafhirc and Ireland the boiling potatoes is brought to very great perfection indeed. When prepared in the following manner, if the quality the root is good, they may cal as bread, practice not unufnal in Ireland. The potatoes be, mjjeh as the fame fize, and ...

... mixture of potatoes and baricy-m«'l with flour, in the bread, or (.: bifeuit, where it can poflibly be adopted. Perhaps potatoes are belt ufed themfclves, but where perfons prefer food in the of bread, they may gratified mixing one-third potatoes with two-thirds ...

... age; and, by way o. I fed two *th turnip* and ground corn, and two with boiled putatoc* and ground corn ; and two with raw potatoes and boiled corn ; they were all put to feed at one time, and when I thought them fit for the market, I fold three; one from ...

... FnemHhip, ; Halitax, Suuibud ; Fame, Folkr ; Martin, Dockrca ; Swan, Malicrman , Nancy, Caukwcll, all for Loudon, with corn and potatoes. ...

... are the principal i butter at is. 3d. per pound 1 potatoes, at gd. per gallon; eggs, nearly at one penny each, and other articles in proportion. The foldicrs received information number of bags potatoes being Ihoit of mcafure, containing only nine gallons ...

... if they would ftettdily mix potatoes with the flour they ufe for bread, without the finallcft inconvenience either as to the talle, or the conftitution. The manner of doing it is as follows: boil, or fleam-dry, mealy potatoes juft the fame for common ufe ...

... Kichardfon, and Two Brothers, Longfter, with potatoes, and old iron for Scafbro.—Lively, Hurft, and Friends Goodwill; Hewitt, with alum, for London.—Four Brotliers, Booth, for Bridlington, with potatoes.—Samuel and Ann, Wiley, for London, with oafs and ...

... Helling, both from I. van, with corn* —Dolphin, Ramfey, from Momrofc, with corn.—Endeavour, Brodie, from Scarbrough, with potato « and chccfo.—BlUmp Blaze, Burrcl, from with corn. Experiment, '1 lor, from Bolton, with goods. ...

... tie USE of POTATOES. * I S HF, Board Acsriculturk think it incumbent upon A th(.m, to take the earlieft opportunity, of fubntitting the following hints the public ; they come recommended by the experience of many, who have cultivated Potatoes largely. I ...

... l.eikh Packet, Scruton; Staines, Dean ; enus, Lifter; Happy Return, Smith Elizabeth, Bradley, all for London, with corn, potatoes, &c.—Bctty, Corn well, for Ipfwich, with corn.— Holdefnel's Packet, Wray, for Wilbcach, with com, &.C.— Junu, Richmond ; ...