... as yet 'Ont the fame day wentg noil iore'near- tie Wff Pier, tfie jeao,br'ig, Gebrge B6oth, mailer, laden with oats ; and potatoes, for Selby: 'Pne fuflained little' nlarnage, arid was got into the harb'ourV the 'next day. -lThe EIterprltze, of London ...

... the murder of Sir Thomas Broughton. Tea-kettles, furred With floney concretions, may be cleanfed by occafinally' boiling potatoes in them , and the fame root being boiled in new kettles, no concretion will afterwards form. In the days of our 'fathers ...

... on hoard, and is carried into the Downs. She is fappoled to have been captursd. The Montgomery, Page5 from this port, with potatoes, was on Friday ft'nrsight taktni into Yar-' mouth by the falvage-msei belonging to GbulelloA. having but one man (the owner) ...

... Wed- enesday se'nnight, the brig London-v!erchant, belonging to Woodbridge, John Payne, rnafter, bound from thence ?? with'potatoes, was struck' by the stein of tlie ship Eleanor of s Blyth, and stove down 'tb the water's edge, i close in with the cheek ...

... On Sunday the 8th instant, the John and Rosa- mond's Increase, John Brown, master, sailed from Berwick fbr this port with potatoes, and has not since been heard of. Great apprelhensions are enter- tained for her fate-. .The Queen of 1'tarvests Mann, of ...

... Bland, plumber, both of Skipton, have now in their . respective gardens, gress peas in swad. - l The amazing number of 500 potatoes, the produce of a single one,- were last weelk dug out of tie grounds . of the Duke of Richmnond; at Goodwood. The Comet-bonnet ...

... been dulr, at 'a 4tkcr'ase in price From JO to 1 |'25 per cent. of what they wvould hare fetched last vear. J The price .¶ potatoes has risen very high wi thin . these last tell days, frons the very large demand for the navy, and to send nut to Gibraltar ...

... . 'Ihe woman sbas since been fully committed for the robbery, and the other crimes are under considerations Frost-bitten potatoes are restored to their' natural' taste and flavour, by besing steeped in cold water for twelve hours before they are boiled ...

... 60s.-Beans (Old), 54s. to 60s.- t Tick ditto, (Old) 50s. to 5Gs.-Oats, 27s. SOs. to 3-Is. -Poland ditto, 1is. to s3s. 6Q.-Potatoe ditto, S9s.- - Rape Seed, 291. to 521.-Fille Flour, 55s. to 6Os. 62s.- r Seconds, 50s. to 55s. t W W. dnedy' Mr 9.-The supplies ...

... afterwards poured down thie adjacent hills, that st even stolle walls were overwhelmed by them. A neswly- rc or, planted Seld of potatoes on the side of a hill had great be d part of its soil washe~d away by the force of the water, and much damage was sustained ...

... Stofilk, s Lo 46sto . 1 i.colstcIe;0 to. tn 5(i. bitlo, Yorkshire Wolds, 43s; to 'iB:-at ile, srnmll i7,. to 45s. Ditto, file Potatoe, 58,. t, 4ss -LiBewi, o3s C to 6S3.-Maht, SotUth Coontryj,60)s. it). 6°P-Rapeset'od Iper last, ?? to 5`1131. BLACK 13i Ii'N ...

... Suffolk, OSS. tn ?? L~lrt~oleSht Oi;eS Sli 4I5,. D tbo, Yrkshire Wq!uOs 536., t! 3,kO -Oatn, small. 5°2. to 40s. fftmi fit,4 Potat'oe, $13s. 40r..-BS Xtu, 5Su tO 612'. -Malt, South Coutrftry, Ss. to 60s.-Rat iwerti per list, 601. tu 631. ?? iPed&'la, MArchi ...