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London, England, 1804-02-01 00:00:00

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h. Tartan Ism. A itsmeksba tidos oramisoasik Idea
loaodssot a whits Awl& featbor. *sae. Ar=llll
ablos orop Wad laws the frant. sot Wooded all ode
Swor.dasUwaa at ;las petticoat didateal tilde Sher. Moil it
Api& Ws velvet odamad vela Sm. A Ow, onroold
hum
Pam swans tooodalnis of *dos rasa, mit
galas Oda Wit tbs balsa, sod do/ dab mood tbt oast loads a
double AM of lass orasa at Mai lawn of dila wand andia a
dote boom of Oda Ilk, or value. A &set road dr*llf IMOD'
with a pdloo of fora colas, Cloarolso Cada dads. Val.-
dyke! m rood oda Yak adorn. A law faszoodamoolailabh
•Itrifrar te meth the polka.
Haas Doasoas—A BMus by •plioad to fail die loft
Sodden sod otessosated oda a womb of
Babas of Mike fads; Video odd& hatbars V hoot. Calf of
male sad bee, orsomeseed with a woad; if rote& lair yell
witli • Sower la boot.—Coo of fads sod ago seamootad
beads ; add; Cutlers la brat.-ilisdl Ram bat turao=,
front. araamosaid with a woad; of sofas obsli odakis
bra.-Cy onus of wide' ids, Wed
all mood with a Coda ammo la troorrA cap of Frail wi.
vet add lox ; baw' of robs is from

de etasaavenoits.--The reveling album aralhodet;
blue, and yellow. Onnatests stall deterlysiese au nib& Tam"
is the hely. The dreg. arenas Tay law nand she listen.ind
the Genet vary lban. Maned. Kitn inthearee. ant braes..
tete. Lace La armaments every n the Pre& Whet er eka,
paste, with velvet ar Any bona*, tetaltinne the wait Mae.

AGRICULTVRE, &c.

MONTULT ItSPOILT roe Jseuaair...-The long am-
&mune of rain through the month has moied
unfavourable to the young Wheats upon iron
lands. the plants daily lofing their proper cekaws
and not growing fo dote to the ground as is &Arable
at this karma of the year. In aff the principal Coes
difbias, however, they are generally free frog! the
dug and wire worm. The Wheats of ha year arm
out much worts than was expeded at thsclefe of
vita ; a large portion of the rodeos of
proving unufually lean, and a tionlklavabie pert
andrinagui
belt in quality being rough, and Is . s"
the old Wheats of IRO! are coafiviently r i•
mend and value. On the testier foils is the
Die4rie they have began Barley foiriar-ba
wet weather has prevented its then•
BeaaindPea dibbling are likes&
fame mate. left the 6W &odd parifi is die
—dome Seed rifes generally mach bettetabil,
looked for. The pleats of Rye, Tares. as
are May where linariast. and will afford
of early feed. The epos fates has kept thepiniall ,
Hay from advancing. by resdarieg a large wistaria+.
finials, unnecerary. The fk‘aty ero ef
nriz
not yet fed of, are ru ha hr 1=
Add Market has been f illemigh the mead'
on reafonable terms, p • en smut ot iha.
difficulty of keeping. meat Is do dote steatlieroU!
Lean Stock costinues dear, thedgh sot fo fame no
it was. Mil large droves Wig already come ap ism
the Shires, both from Smd. and Ireland. Herres.
of any Swipe. and eine% whether for the wee
or harmed, fill freely. and feta high prices.--What
little alteration has takes Ilan iiiar in the Wool.
or Hop Markets, is in favour et the Mar.

Rewind Marca.—.-Yellerdity the witch was rowed
for, which has been tome time (mann Of. between *
hie& number of Waterman kW** to Loneena
apd the fame number atheism men en Grieefeed-s—*
They Ratted fromravefied at ball paR eight yet-
terday morning. The watennee were—
WINDOW/. OWBUNIN
Eatrard Berinwsil ' pi
aa Hangout
josiw
me.= hs norms
WiLlos Olosewe
• Aloe Odin Thom Dye
Woe Wani.asil Wilinnlioneronnt .
Made Milkweed. pans warias. • •
matestanis.
Meneraaa Feebergal.
The &Nee was to local in its nature, that it inte-
teßed a vaR number of people, according as they felt
for the bosour of either place. A great esimatity of
boats were out for the pupae of teeing the conceit.
and emiliderable funs were laid in bye bets Captain
Ductile was in the Rambler, his own failing boat.
and Major Weems crow was alto on board ofi &a-
fore boat. The wind blew very (reft in from the
Note. and the water in confequenee was very rough.
Some of the London were obiereed to be mugs;
emir (that is. miffing the bold they intended to take
of the water with their our, and by that means tome-
times pulling the wrong way). The Gravefend mat
were vied to rowing with the water in fuck a Rate.
and befides this, their boat was better calculated to
Rand the bobbing of the feat they foots (hoc two or
three boats' length a-head. However, the Londoners
perfevered and rowed down to the Lights at the
Noce. They there loft fight of the Gravefend men,
as they had doubled round the Lights. This was not
thought much of, as it was fuppoied that the Loa-
dopers Would have the fuperiority higher up the river,
where they would tinderfiand the different lettings of
the current, and would turn into them, or into the
places where the flack was known to be. according
as it might be found advantageous. However. in
doubling the Lights they could hardly keep their
boat in 'lmage oaf, and whets they had got a little
further, one of the London Watermen laid that he
law clearly it was of to avail to pull any farther,
and pofitively gave it in. Captain Duaawo's boat.
which headed them a good deal at this time, put
about to fee if all was well with them. and loon
found that every thing was not right. The London
Watermen were then taken on board the Rambler.
and their boat towed up Aleut of her. The Grave- '
fend men purfued their cootie. and came in with
.waz cekoss, as it may be (aid, &sang, and twee. i,
(tonally taking, one band from the oar to wave the
other above their heads. It was then half frga fours
and they had rowed near an miles in eight hours.-1-i
Among the great quantity of boats which were then
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on the river, fnme of them cutters with eight or ten
oars. it wee difficult for the people on three to know 1
the London a' the Gravefend, or even which wets
the prize.boats. and there were a few homes on (hare 0
in return ; but thofe who were more acme eblerved I.
that there was no himaing on board the Rambler,
wi •ch would have been the cafe if the Londoners
bad been fuccefsful. It w.:s loon ken that the Grave-
fend men rowed over to the North fide of the waters '1
and put in near Smithant's (the place of their (thing
up at) in Limehoofe. The London wet/men timid
into Captain Dua•on's houfe, where. notwithßenda
ing their misfortune, they were catartitioad in dill
owe liberal sauser4