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PRIVATE PUPIL.
4 MARRIED and BENEFICED CLERGY-
t:' ilo"-.AN) who .receives A few PUPILS into • his Family,
1;4 fr- a VACANCY; Terms 160 Guineas per annum, Dis-
t Le4;."4 I[.,ondon, Miles.
directed for Reverend J. G. Messrs. Payne and
81, Pall Mall;-4ill be duly forwarded.

For
RINnSTON, and OLD HARBOUR, JAMAICA.
THE SHIP OCEAN, GEORGE
CLUTSAM, Master; now lying in the Old
Mud Dock. Will take Goods for Antigua,
.tierisisSt.Kitt*,;Barbadoes, Vincgut,
,()t• p , should,a2suflicient,ioduceatent offer.
,•rtnlit or Vassage, having spperior Aeconiniodation's:,
GEORGE CLUTSAM, or -VV:, P. LUNELL and
Nds
on-street.. 2 • - '
uer, 1820. - • - • • •

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MARTHA 131t.2E, 'MON'rEGO BAY, LUCEA, and
Ijorti adjacent. JAMAICA. ' ' • '
THE. SIIIP C 11-A 11; lit) TT E,
JOHN Escorr, Master; AutFndit sailiug.
i in all Januaq.
- . For Freight or Passage, apply to the Mas-
-1411.1,.s ' ter on hoard, or at the Counting-house of
Nfjv .
116er21, add KINGTO
1420 .N. 1 • . .
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For TRINIDAD.
. .41Ir THE Neis BRIG FLORA, c 270
4,_.- Tons, JAMES RAE, Master; will sail with
-N:P.42_ '\l4l all possible disj►atch.
......,,,c. ._
~... For Freight or Passage apply to the Ma5.....,_
.....,_ ters on board, or to JOHN IItVING.

• FOR SALE.ST. PRIVATE CONTRACT, - •
THE . SNOW TRAVELLER ".(241
,:. _
.1.1-:L,.44, '1134, cop Ar-fastened to the binds, built at
, 4.., ‘,...,,,-....„ Slit two, years ago, of the best materials,
'"........-;; MT Ml7ThAfit -of .coals alt, 45j• feet water, is
~ • , Ab444frktitylOblitil With excellent stores, and
,4i2r;) - 141.rentarlt.abl-f-faq. She now lies upon the-
-1/4...,.e at the low end' of South Shields:for inspection. Afriel
`ZIPS) luny be had •on application to Mr. JAMES
South Shields, or at the Office of R. BLACKIIIRD,
N7ce. ,t 1
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—es 23r1 November, 1820. ,
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PATRON4SED b her kJF A M STY- tWeii- •
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tOrk, and ,Oilli
11,t.rt t:t!' the. Emperor of Russia, by.
'en Kciakl 443 urity,,,:jtnil by most of.the Nobility and
nUßdtlfrauglion Xpxoße; - •
Ylq:AND'S:mti.c.A,Ait OIL, the Original and Ge-
-11, 'e, warrantell to afford •the greitest nourishment to,ltire
tiair—prevrints. its tieing injiired. by change of cli-
-4; travelling, -&c.—rentoves thescurf, harshness
t.;44 dryness, prevents-the hair fallino. off or turning grey,
'l4(4:4'dkiDtisa•titick growth oii bald ,paces, taakei the hair
s on 'P d gloSsy preserves the curl in damp weather,
444 whiskers and eyebr:ows—`Price s. (AL-72.-10s. 6d.
te Guinea per bottle'. lsoti , ItOW LAN-U's ESSENCE of TYRE.—By.merely wet-
-111" Flair with this preparation, the Proprietors warrant •
immediately a perfect change in Red or Grey
k~lßir, Whiskers Eye-brows, &c. to a beautiful glossy and
i
m:':lnertt Brown or Black, imitating the exact natural
Washing rakes this Dye :more durable. Ladies or
4i -"en-len may dye their flair with ease and secrecy. Price
ca.—and 10s. CAL
',","4„ iiiiolesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole
"ruerl,2`etirs, A. }WWI:AND and SON, corner of Kirby
Iluet;, the first turning on the right, in Hatton-garden,
4141 „"rti, London ; and, by appointment, by all Perfuruers
4.'letlicine Venders throughout- Europe.
D ,„ IkOW LAND and SON. respectfully caution theTublic,
it,,%lctilarly those who are travelling France, against spurious
to ;Ititit's, composed of deleterious ingredients injurious
oicie Hair. To prevent the imposition, ask for Rowland's
tt "r Rewland's Dye, and observe that each genuine tithe
sa*ried on the outside label, in red ink, L 0 A. ROWLAND
44
(•)IN."—Ail without that siguature are counterfeits.

AGRICULTURE.

The following-. is. a copy of a Petition which
has been sent to the Agricultural Associations,
and proposed for their,approbation and accep-
tance, by the killiairman of the Central Commit-
tee, GEORGM WEBB HALM, Esq.
To the Honourable file Commons of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled.
The humble Petition of the several Occupie‘rs of Lands in
the County of whose names are hereunto subscribed,
Su EWETll.—That- in the last Session of -Parliament up-
wards of. cso Petitions, signed by upwards of 100,000 Peti-
tioners, occupying out less than , four millions of acres of
land, were presented to .your. Honourable House, setting
forth, That the.sidfnithe Unite,ti Kingdom was competent
ittii." adequate /o th-e,supplOtf., its population, even.if it
were muelt:more nometous thatiltis, with all the produc-
tions of ttte_soil of theMnited Kingdom, that is to say,—with
all corn, Meal,-.flour, err,- oats, PeaSe, haaos,.barley, beer or
bigg, 'wool, flax, „trentp,'hide4,
.talloW;-itieettsi„liut ter, cheese,
Poultry, vegetables of all kinds ttfufkitt appiea,,
and pears;----That such Petitions, wiflitallistitairijsVaubtaitted
to the consideration and wisdom of your Honotirable House„'
Tholes the soil of the United Kitifilorn,.andits productions,
are the prime source of national industry, anildr i•evenue, it
is impolitic, ;f this allegation be true, to admit any produc-
Lions, similar to those-of our own soil anti climate, into this
.tonntry, ditty-free, •tmtil the -of -our own ' soil
,should have extended itself to, its utmost limits; but that
whether such allegation be correct in all its parts .or not, it
is unjust to the Occupiers, of the Soil to admit such. produc-
tions duty, free, inasmuch as every .admission tends to disabre
the Occupiers of_ the Soil front payment of their rent, tithes,
taxes, -arid wages ; while it leaves them subject to all the
pains and .penalties incurred by the omission to make good
any of these paythent.s."
That the said several Petitions were referred, to a Select
Committee to consider the loaner thereof, and report their
opinion thereosa to the House; but that it was afterwards
moved and carried by a majority—" That it bean instruction
to the said Couimittee to confine their inottiry to the mode of
ascertaining, returning, and calculating the average prices of
corn, in the twelve maritime districts, under the provisions'
of the existing. Corn Laws, and to any'frauds
.that ntsiy be
committed in violation of any-of the provisions. of the said
laws." That such reference and Report of such Select Com-
mittee haie not produced, and, intlle opinion and experience
of yourpetitioners, can:neyer effect, the slightest alleviation
to any of the grievances of which your: Petitioners complain,
as the continued degradation of every species of produce, and
the continued and accumulating stagnation for the demand
of every;description of labour, agricultural, commercial, and
manufacturing, will' amply testify. Wherefore your Peti-
tioners most humbly pray, that, as the. Agriculture of the
United 'Kingdom is „the fountain frdm which every other
soiree of industry receives its' supplies, and by which every
other branch of national industry is principally encouraged,
maintained, and supported, it may be referred to a;Commit-
tee of your Honourable House to examine, contrast, and re-
Fort to the House, the several protecting and prohibitory
duties by which, according to thelaws now.ta -force, the three
great branches of national industry and of revenue, viz,. Agri-
culture, C6Wmerce, and Manufactures, are severally pro-
tected; or omitted to be protected, that such alterations and
amendments may be made in such laws and fcgolations, and
such additional duties impoied on the import 'Of all the pro-
ductions of our own soil, as to the wisdom of your Honour-
'able House may seem meet, for restoring that equilibrium to
the whole, without which neither of the, said branches of
industry Can duly prosper.
And your Petitioners will.ever. pray, &c.
FROM SATURDAY' NIGHT'S GAZETTE.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
- - - Iffoi,-01Ace, Der. 1. . ,
4th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Brevet Major William
Onslow to be Major, by purchase, vice Shore, who retires.
Lieutenant Edward Hodgson, from the 10th Light Dra-
goons, to be Contain, by purchOse, rice Onslow. •
.9th ditto—John Knightley Musgrave, Gent. to be Cornet.
by purchase, vice Lord Loughborough, promoted in the 41st
Light Dragoons. •
10th ditto,—Cornet Honourable Richard Watson .to be
Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hodgson, promoted in the 4th
Light Dragoons.
Thomas Trollope, Gent.. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
Watson. • • - . -
lath ditto—Captain Charles Maximilian Thomas Western,
front. the. to_ he Chopin, vice Richard Crober, who
exthatigeS, receiving the difference bet Ween a full-pay Troop
micro Milroy Company..., • - •
21st dittoCornetalames, Alexander tOrd Loughborough,
front the 9th Light Dragoims;to-tetreutenant, by Purchase,
vice Tholtirison, who-,retlies. .
3d Regiment !of Foot- Guards.rCaptain John. Frederick
Crewe, from the 17th boot, to be: Lieutenant and Captain,
vied Hamilton, who ,exchanges.'
'lath Regiment of Foot Ensign .John Henry Kerr to be
Lieutenant, without porcbase, vice Lauder, appointed to the
7th Royal Veteran Rattalion,
Ensign Thomas White, frointlyt(late Corsican Rangers, to
be-Ensign, vice Kerr. , .
35th ditto—Captain George. Angustus Delhoste, from half-
pay 4th West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice John Mor-
gan Phillpotti, who exchanges. •
51st ditto—Ensign Edward St. Mawe to be Lieutenant,hy
purchase, vice Elliott, promoted,
Edward Johnston, Gent. to be- Ensign, -by- purchase, ;Tice
St. Itlawe, promoted. - -
6td dittoAssistant-Surgeort.RObert Gibson, from the Ist
or Grenadier Foot Guards, to be'Surgedn, vice Maelsesey, ap-
pointed to the 65th Foot. .
67th ditto---James Gilchrist; *Gent. to be. Ensign, without
purchase, vice Eliot, promoted.
.88th ditto— --- Fitzßoy, Pent. 'to be Ensign; without
purchase, vice Wynne, promoted in the Cape Ctirri.. '•
Cape Corps—Ensign Joscpb-Wynne,irom the Bath Foot, to
be. Adjutant, with the rank of Lieutenant.
7th Rnyal VeteranilattalionLient. George Lander, from
the lith Foot, to be Lieutenant,
(Vice pf Oi•ebtaiici;;:igiiit ea, 182
ROal Regimentof Artillery--Brevet Colonel and Lieut.-
Colonel George Bolteel Flitter tO Colonel. flrevefi.
-Colonel and Major Percy DrunattiOnd to be LieutnantCol.
Brevet Major and Captain George .Skyring to-be Major. First
Lieutenant Basil Robinson Heron tube Second Captain. Se-
cond Lieutenant Henry Francis Slater to be First Lieutenant.
Captain James Pattison Artye, front -half-teay tnbe.Captain.
First-Lieutenant George Drtyle, front :half-.pay, to be First
Lieutenant. SeCond Lieutenant Satattel James Lmignaore,
front half-pay, to be Second 'Lieutenant.. First .Lieut. and
Adjutant Win. Saunders to be Second Captain.
Commission signed by the Lord Lleufenant of the. County Of
Lincoln. •

Clifford Kint, Esq. to be Deputy Lieutenant. - .•
Commission in the Surrey. Yeomanry Cairalry,•..signed by the
Lord Lieutenant of the:Cuunty of Surrey. ••
Major Sir Thomas Turton, Bart. to be Lieutenant-Colonel
Commandant, vice Evelyn, resigned. ." •
Commission in the Lydd Troop Of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed
by the Lord Warden Of the Cinque -Ports. •
JOhn Lathan), Grit. to be Lieutenant.

A shocking murder was committed on Wed- I
nesday evening in Paris :--A soldier in the Royal
Guard, named Maubreuil, aged 28, had for his
mistress Louise Leroux, aged 17, called the
beautiful oyster girl (la belle Ecaillere), one of
:the handsomest girls of. the Faubourg St. Ger-
,main. About five o'clock. on Wednesday even-
ing he went to see her at her station, at the gate
of M. Minot, a wine-uierthant in the Rue de
Seine, when in a fit of jealousy he dre* a dagger
from beneath his coat, and gave her six wounds,
one of which penetrated her Iteart. An imme.
diate effort was made to take the murderer, but
he escaped. •

COUNTRY NEWS.

DURIIAM, DEC. 1.-A Requisition for a 'Coun-
ty Meeting, signed, we understand, by, Mr.
Lambtou,Mr. Taylor, Lord Ossulston, Sir M.W.
Ridley, Mr. Bennett, &c. &c. and addressed to
the High Sheriff, has been handed about this
neighbourhood, for the last few days, to obtain
further signatures.
Captain-. Wilkinson, who commands the San
Martin, of 74 guriS, in Lord Cochrane's Chilian
squadron, is a native of Sunderland, where his
mother at this time resides.
The writ for the election of a Burgess to serve
in Parliament for' Berwick was 'issued yesterday
se'nnight. Several of the London voters have
already arrived, and more are on their passage.
The contest is expected to be very keen.
A Petition to the Lord Chancellor is now in
circulation through the West Ridhag -of York-
shire, that the Assize and Gaol Delivery for that
Riding, should be in future holden at Wakefield.
The Petition states the relative importance of
that Riding to the other two, and: the. advan-
tages which would result from the change. It
would have a material effect in reducing the ex-
peaces of law proceedings both to individuals
and the public.
NEWCASTLE4IPO'N..TYNE, DEC. I.—OnSanday
last, at All Saints' church, after an excellent ser-
mon by the Rev. ROB. HILTON SCOTT,29/. Is. sd.
was collected for All Saints' Charity Schools, in
this town.—On Sunday last, after an 'excellent
sermon by the Rev. A.NTIIONY HEDLEY, of New-
castle, the sum of 121. 15s. 1.2 d. was collected- in
Hexbam church, in aid of the funds of- the Sub-
scription School at that place. M. J.'DxvisoN,
of Beamish, Esq.. has subscribed' 5. 'guineas an-
nually to -the- Durham Infirtnarp—On the .3d
nit. 11Ir. Waf..ALLTsoN, of Monkweartnouth, in
the county of Durham, was duly admitted
an attorney and solicitor of all the Temporal
Courts of -the! County Palatine of Durham.
—We regret to say ..the c.oriduct of our Mayor
has not recently given satisfaction, to his .fellow-
citizens. We 'hope he will not pursde the same
course-of conduct that he has done, butact up
to the. principles --which have been. followed 'by
hiSpredecessors; and maintain the
.ancient cha-
racter for genuine loyalty and:true and disintea
rested patriotism. '
P9RT'SMOUTII, DEC. 2.—We are sorry to ob.:
serve the shares of the Portsmouth 'and Arundel
Canal so frequently Offered for sale at a discount.
PORTSEA, -DEC. 2.—A new Bank has be,:211
opened here by Mr. Thomas Wilding. We hope
he will.meet with the success he deserves.
OiICHESTER, DEC. 2.—Thete are two Loyal
Addresses from this .city to the King.
1,7141NGT0N.,. DEC. 2 .-The Address to his
Majesty from the Mayor, :CorPoration, and In-
habitants of the Borough' and Town of Lyming.
ton and its neighbourhood, received upivards of
240 signatures; and was on _Wednesday. last .serit
to the Right Hon. Lord Viscount Sidmouth, to
be presented to_his Majesty.-"
BRISTOL, DEC. 2. 'There haveheen.-two Pub-
Meetings held. this week in this-City, one to
congratulate the -Queen, and • another to swear
fealty arra loyalty to the King. '•W4, did not at-
tend the 'first, and have- therefore followed the
account given of its proceedings by a tontempo-
rary—its inconsistency and absurdity haVe been
ably commented upon by a spectator; in another
column of 'our Journal. -We _gladly,• therefore,
proceed to the relation.of. what occurred at. OW
last, which 'was attended by a larger body of
what constitutes the 'weight, charaoter,• talent,
respectability and wealth of our city, 'than any
Meeting' ive,eVer'saw. assembled: It is needless
to' say, that the most perfect unanimity existed
amongst-those who 'ii for.the express purpose.
stated. 'Protect your Xingcrevere.ynereonstitu-
tion,.seimed-to-be the exhilataq.ng spirit of every
breast.- T here_ was .asliOra4ncous burst of. loyalty
.throughout the..Meeting,.such as We-never before
Witnesseci;and thus-far, our Guildhall was ho,.
itotrred; but _it' Ws.s.as much. dishonoured in the
appearance of a miSerahli portion of the Radical
, Fact-lint of the, preceding day, _who..in vain en-
deavottred„ by their effrontery, rancour, and sibi7
lant -sounds, to -Interrupt the harmony .the
Metttlfrig--their'` disappointtueutube:their-
. • . .
ment.--(Brist9l:Joiy::nal:).
young Lady of :Carmarthen eloped
last *eek • with a -married man.. The fugitives
have. Since been traced twthe- place-"of -their re-
treat;.and the Lady compelled to- returti.-to her
distressed -family. This .elttraorclinary. circum-
stance will - occupy the attention:of the Gentle-
men of the Long-robe at the next Assizes for that
County.
• IntLarri).-LA report having appearedin a co-
temporacY :Journal, -that a 'number of houses
were illuminated in Bantry: on Thursday_ last,
ofte haVe .been authorised by a communication
from the, Varl of Bi.sty,R., to state, that a depu-
tation of the ino;t:',..iTtpectable persons in -that
town, has Waited. 'on'- his Lordship, :with an as-
suraneithat a very, inconsiderable portion of the.
inhabitants exhibited 'lights thai.ev.eniug.--Yroni
another source we have been supplied with the'
names of the illuminati, and tirtd-them (including
"two tallow-chandlers); not to:amount to a dozen,
and tohave been of the lowest class. • We are
extremely happy-in availing
.Ou-rselves of the.an-
thority.of the above-mentioned ,Nobleman, to'do
justice to, the. feelings of: loyalty by which:the
inhabitants of Bantry been' .elief7beetv distin-
guisfi'

.

Sir W*LTER SCOTT, Bart: has been, upon the..
resignation of •gir *hates Hall, unanimously
ed President of the Royal Society of Scotland,
at the fullest meeting of that learned body. that
ever assembled. This-honour, which is the highest .
that Scotland has to bestow on literary or. scien-
tific eminence, was entirely unsolicited either by
the distinguished personage who has received...it,
or by any of his friends.
The Morning Chronicle has put forth an impu—
dent statement, that the domestic concerns
England and the condition of the Royal Author •
ray have been under consideration at Tropp-au,.
and that the Austrian Ambassador, Prince ...s!••
TERHAZY, has orders to lay tide sentiments of the •
assembled Monarchs before his Britannic. Ma-
jesty on these sublects! Of course, this itnperti-
neat fabrication has been detni-officially contra-
dicted in the Minhterial Journals, as well as a
report from tire same .atiarter - that •• ordersy-had_
- • -r-Js -
been given-, ,pt 41d raMritish. squadron rforthe •
Mediterranean,.. .to' co-operate- against theinfitke,..
liberties:of Naiyles.-(l4ldri"caitle'Coarani.)
On Friday ',His Majesty's Comnrissioners- of.
the Stamp Duties, with their Secretary Solicitor,
Deputy Receiver-General, ant:Faber officers, as-
sembled at the Crown ana.:Anciiar..Tavern, in the •
Strand, for the purpose of re-letting of the,Post-
horse Duty• for, the ensuing three years. The
bidclings were received and taken by .the Chair-
man of the Commissioners, regulated- by a..mir
nute-glass. Each successful bidder-paid down
a deposit.of 7.l—per cent. The total amount, of
the present letting is 7245„1-00/. ; • last -ditto,
238,7801.; increase this year„-6,320/.
Several sums have been sent to the Lord Mayor
for the use of the Owyhee Chiefs, and there is
now no doubt that the benevolence of the public
will provide ample funds for. their maintenance..
till they "can be.co.nveyed home. Both of them
are extremely inquisitive,--and have expressed an
anxious wish to learn to .read and write ourlan-
guage. One'cif them offered a young Gentleman,
who was writing in the• Justice-room, his two.
sisters, as -wives, 'if he •would only teach him tc)..
write, and accompany him:. to Owyhee for the
purpose of teaching all his countrymen the same.
accomplishment. Pigs,: and sheep, and oxen, I.lt
said, should be the marriage portion.
Crisp Brown, Esq. Mayor of Norwich, bag
been threatened with assassination by some abo..-
nymous villain, for taking merely necessary pre-
cautions during rejoicings 'in that city on the
Queen's acquittal.
Sheldtn, of Springfield., North America,
affirMs.that he has discovered that the bark of the
sweet cheinut tree (Pains Castan-ea)
twice as mtkch-of the substance used in tanning as
oak bark,-.and almost as much dying- matter .as
Campeachy wood.
H. Harvey, of Wickham Skeith,Suffolk,states,
through the Gentleman's Magazine,- that he ha*•
prepared a model for Direction Posts with paint-
ed letters, giving light in such a manner as to be
lc iblc inthe night tittle, and retaining that pro-
_
perty, fortnatiy years. ,
The Ilon. G. C. C. Jenkin
o(thepressure of -the times On
duce, has' postponed his Christmas audit.of
numerous Sussex tenantry, from January until.
Cite following spring.-;--The Rev. W. Cu•rteis,l'of_
Buerwash, Sussex, has lowered his tithes,•whit4i.
were before moderate, 25 per cent. ' The
R. Hare, Rector of Ilerstrnonceaux, in the saino,
county, deducted .!() per cent. at his tithe andit
on Friday last.
The Duke of Hamilton's estate, the parish
of Stiathavon, and county of Lanark, which was
let upon a nineteen years' lease from MartinthaS,,
1801, for '3OOOl. a'year,
;has been re-let within.
this, ...fortnight for .000•/. annually, althisagli
eheese,"the staple produce from the estate;" is -as
low ifovi-as- was -in :11.&01--.41, proof of the inf..
provements that have been made in agriculture
the
,-west of -Scotland.
A vacancy has 'occurred in the- Represt4itatiaa.
of the county of Rokointnen,.by the "death Of Ar,.
Oar French, ESA.: • •
Herrh4S,,"-which have-for' many years deserted.
the 'BoStoit'Deeps in Lincolnshire., have.-thitea-
son-again appeared in such prodigious. r:ltems
that 40,600 have been taken by one yessei:MA*o
Course. ofTa.day, ,amt ;they have .been
selliizg is
Boston.at one shilling the hundred. " ,
Upwards of eigllthunared houses havereoentiy
been erected in =•thervieinity of the new twinge:at
Edinburgh,- whirhltalfe.,sold upon an.averAge. ..0
Inc. thousand pounds"vach.. - -
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A newly-invented diving machine was tried at
Vienna on the lst of October. The'diver--fe-
mained at the bottom nf. the river, t 24 feet,fois
an hour with a, light, and did not ascend until
be was called foi. lie had no want of 'air,•and ac-
cording to the'peculiar- cotistruction of thisjda-
chine, no want of air can ever be eiperiencid.-
ittpENING WALL
Vas, es, of
Slough, has published the result .of on experiinent
for fatilitzting the, ripening of wall fruit, by co-
vering the wall with black paint. ,The experi-
ment was -tried on a vide, and it is stated, that the
weight bf fine grapes, gathered from the black-
ened, pm t'of the wall, was'!2Opounds 10 ounces,
While the plain part Yielded only 7
,pOnnds 1
ounce, being little more than one third of the
other. The fruit on the bldckened part of the
wall 'was also much =Ono', the bunches were
lirger, and ripened bettir_ than on the other half ;
the wood of .the vine wa:,sjikewide strongernd
more covered with leaves on -the Wackene4. V9l-

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