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AGRICULTURE.

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In. No. 2r, The Norfolk and Sutlulk Horse.rake.
238, The Iron IlArrow.
240, 'the Paring Plough fur mugh.land.
242, Mr. Coke's Barn, two Plates.
• 24t, The Improved Horse. hue.
244, Duke ul Grafton's Cottages. •
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246, A cheap and warm Cottage. •
248, Mr. Lumber-Vs Mole Plough.
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STI RAC I A's ITALIAN:OILS formaking the Hair Crow.
THE inpst elegant anil'graceful Ornamen, nn N 4.
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will be more beautiful than ever likewise restores the flair
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Scud; 4of also
ft
I:rely:an:es
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illness, by .re-invigorating the Roots ; likewise nu Horses'
ISnees, 4e. which has been experienced by the first Qentle_
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, ISL)4.

Tti e Glory is arrived at Portsmouth, and Sirjou
reOx will immediately heist his Flag in her, to pro-
cted on a particUlar service.

The whole of the Channel Fleet is arrived off
Ushant and Breit, refrisbed and recruited by their
stay in Tentay during the late westerly gales.
The 'avftull Gun-brig; we are sorry to state, in
Fuming too eagerly the French Flotilla, unfortu-
nately got aground, and being left high and dry at
low water, was taken possession of by the. Enemy:
The Garrison of Gibral tar, by Letters of the 4th
inst. is stated to be in a fair way of bicoming as
healthy as usual.

THE Office-Ts for the care and custody of Pritoners
of War, ;Lave received infOrmation from Captain
BR R Nrov, ,vito aeled as Agent for the Euglish Pri.
'elopers at Verdun, that the remittances from this
Country, which were made for their use through
The Rittse of PERICAUX, have been ordered by the
French Government to be discontinued.
If any doubt remained as to the true 0131'3:c:ter of
the upstart Corsican, this single an of deliberate
malice is sufficient to hold him up to the execration of
mankind. By the exertions of Captain BX 1114 TO N
and' some other Oilice.rs, many valuable • lives of
British SubjeCis have been saved to their country
antl., their. friendi. Numbers arrived at Verdun in
the most deplorable condition, 'naked, destitute, ex.
!ousted by sickness, fatigue, and want of had ; but
the friendly attentions which these Gentlemen were
enabled to spew tlieni, by means Of the Funds trans.
nutted from this Country, were prodigliie of the
happiest effects. Our Prisoners enjoyed the corn-
.
forts of decent clothing, and wholesome diet. This
state of comparative happiness was too galling
for the dark mind Of the Italian to suffer its con.
tinuanCe. An imperial Order was issued for the
digcontinoance of remittances, and that the,English
Prisoners should hereafter• be satisfied with such
rolluwances as
,the'french Government should think:
roper to make. Let 130 N AP ARTS assume the Irn.'
Feria! purple, and whatever titles he tnay choose,
he will always remain BONAPARTE. the' COnliCant
a Schidoni of a dark, gloomy, mein soul, betray.
lug, in every .adion of his life; a want of dignity,
.of honour, and of feeling.

For the sake of .suffering 'hurnmity, it is lc) 1)•
impel that the measiore of his crimes is nearly lull,
ondthat.Providence, which for good purposes some.
times secc fit " to tutn,a BokolA, Icse to scourge
Mankind," will'he pleased to terminate his career.

Yesterday Sir Joint OBOE. and Sir SIDNEY
SMITH had long interviews with Lord Mst.v ILLE
at the Admiralty ; after which his Lordship left
Town for Wimblmion till Monday. .
We have the soisfadion to say, that a Fleet with
catgoes.of fine Dantzick-Wheat. amounting to be.
twern 6o and Iti,ooo quarters, are safely arrived in
the River.

His Royal Highness the Duke of BERRY received
yesterday a Letter with the Gottenbtirgh Kai, from
his Royal Father, MoNsIEUIt, dated Calmar, -the
1 41 11 inst. in which he was informed,' that ceittsider.
log the advanced state of the season, and the bust.
ness that caused His Majesty Louts XVIII. to de-
sire Mo Ks! a's presence in Sweden, beingfinished,
his Royal Highness intended to be at Gottenburgh
about the 2241 Or 24t11, to embark again for England.
Onkthe g•li, the Swedish Chancellor, Count DE F eR.
sttt; the Russian Chamberlain, Count The So LT I.
xoFF ; anti the Danish Chamberlain, Baron Dc
331.011/44 F, were introduced by the Swedish Governor
to his Most Christian Majesty,the Kt NO ofFILANC
and to their Royal Highnesses, Mt:MIRO& and the
Doke of ANGQIJLENItt. On tile i2ll, after the
artival of a Russian Courier, Mottstßuß fixed the
day for his ' departure. The same day Baron De
ThAvti, appointed Ambassador by the KING of
DeNMARK tO the EMPEROR. of RusslA, took 1414.ve
of Louts XVIII. , and the BOorbons Princes, ata
continued his journey for St. Petersbuigh. A letter
from Calmar, of the I3tll, states, a‘ that the—...!-:iy
of the KING of FRANCE in Sweden will not Ist,. so
Innk at was expeded,.being invited, both by the
King of Prurssia and the Ets4rEP.oß of RUSSTA, to
-return to Warsaw, as his residence there, -in the.
present circumstances, 'wutdd -be useful both for
his own and his family's interest ; and was, be.
sides, required by, political considerations." . This
:caused our Correspondent to suppoie, that, should
i3ONArARTE consent to restore the independence of
Italy. 'Holland, and Switzerland, Austria,' Russia,
and Prussia, may perhaps agree to establish the ,
BOUIt PONS hereditary, Kings of Poland.
. The Puke-and Dutchess of MARLBOROUGH ar.
sived yesterday at their house in Pall.M4ll, for a
few daysa from 4)4411.