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ate. &c. act.
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IPA FRUE •• DR. S'rEERS'S OPODEL_
from r. peat undo; quality, is found decidedly superior' ,
tory ow external application in promoting the natural alksukallai
tales in a torpid from cold, or other came; and
On 'flour to rue part affected. When promptly and esplous
uel.4 ia, it cumlaios, the Cramp, Sprains,
. If dinolved, and applied on the first appear r
of Clithl.ins, it prevents their breaking. The general wee of
••• Remedy his indueed• massy Persons to sell various
which are without effect. That only is genuine
lat the name " F. Nswaser" engraved in the Governasent
kink cht each bottle. Price 24. ltd.
Wd by Y. Newhery and Sons, at the Original Warehouse '
Dr.Jimes's Powder, St. Paul's Cheranyard ' • ban as many Pei
as awake the house, observe that it is the Third from Cheap-
Me, the lumber 43. 53141 alm by J. Sanger. 150, Oxford,"
Nselias llo.td.strat • Harris, Ledgatc.street ; &rating,
Who*; and W. Hogg, 29, Dammeetens Dublin.

GOSS'S WORCS.
Hnminetn pagina wawa sapit.
Our page relates to 121311.—MAILVAL.
Isar publistk-0, rice ss. in boards, Sixteenth Edition,
I. THE &GIS ot LIFE; a Non. Medical Comm,
tary 011 the indiscretions arising from Homan, Prailty,
vilikk the Causes, Symptoms' and baneful Effects of 1
DOW, Gamin biza, &timer, Seminal Weakness, &e. are
relived; Part 11. embraces Practical Observations
Selt.Abuse, and Mental Irritation, with 1104110
fihaystaans on Vrgetabk and Animal life; in Part -__
Series of (.awes illustrative of the preceding subject., eXplainiog
them in a familiar manner.—By GOSS and Co. Consulting S..
gems, London.
Nat ura beatis
Omnibus row dedit, sl qui. cognoVerit uti.—Ctainutaite
Since H,AVV4 Is all the fund of bliss supplies,
Its frugal application marks the wise.
2. litcriatia, a Non- Aledical Analysis of some Complaints
festal to• Females, in which are offered some important
thin pit the peculiar debilities attenditi3 their circumstance,
putties, and formation. The subject of Sterility is especially
aro. Interesting and important cases illustrate the subject.
Sao lugs Venus? lieu! quove color decens.
Hor. Lib 4.
Whither flies Love? Ah! where the charming bloom
The above may be had of Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper,
Insester.nrw ; C.Chapple,s9.PaU-mall; S.W. Pores, 41,
Glow and Wilson, is, Princes-street, corner of Gerr.
Ma; T. and G Underwood. 52, Heet.street ; Higbley
174. Fleet-.inert ; (Mwbyn, 4, Catherine.street, Strand, 1
Meant and Steven..., Borks and Kinnebrook, Norwich,
Doi, Ipswich ; Dutton, Bury St. Edmund's ; Sheppard, Cot
greet, Bllslol Darratt arid Duffield, Bath ; Hatt, Cambridge
Teel, ileitipate, Leeds; Wnght.on, Birmingham ; 'Crewe
litter; Wolnenbolme, York; Gore, Liverpool; Harrop,
&tun 3.l`Phuii, 155, Trongate, Glasgow; 9, Calton-street,
Ifdiekurgh; Porter, 72, Grafton street, Dublin; and by -
seller•--( Price 55.)

ileum Goss and. Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every
shor house ; and Pasients in the country are requested to
minutely she case, enclosing a remittance for Advice and
•hid &lobe ierwisrded to any part of the world.
GOBS and Co. M. R.C. Surgeons, No. IL Bouverieattmet,
Meet, London.

NEETINGS OF CREDITORS, DASINGLL-
•. vo.noanow.
I. S. lisniibt • New .Rzehage Coffeehouse, &rand, wins-
**. H. Cooper, Inumen.row, Westminster, dealer in Roman
Cement ...... ••• ********* " * *********
J. Anon Ipswich, Selo k, brewer ****** .....
Cheese and Co, Red Lion-court, Plagues:feet, printers
Davies, Beetnlsampton. dealer in music
C. Grimaiii, Blacklutath, schoolmaster ......
Aikins.d, Si Paul's Church-Tara, liDcptkalieg••••••
x.rthman, Castle-street, Leicelderlipteds
Ca, Pur.snouth, ineitetcr •••••••••t•—•—••••••*"'”•
Ver,er, blydilleten•square„deeler,
k, Pood.sireet, lisnipsteadjiveity stable keeper
Saileyjleen-nreet, Soho,/eather seller .....
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X Cullen and Oa. Leeds. Yeekskire, merchants ,
?tidy and. Co. Mark-lanc. merchants ......
&Writ*, Daventri; Northamptonshire, grocer.„.
DIVIDINDS.
I Sates Tbayer.street, Matiehe'tter-square, linendrapec
al' A. Cis and Co Little Deltaic, bankers
X Blegg, Y.rroorth, grocer
a aukt, W..rce.ter-street, Southwark, victualler .
scors SEQUESTRATIONS.
Detember.,26—J.mtes Davis, grocer and spirit dealer,
61-esuew—Creditters meet in the Eagle Inn, Nast
•Ine, hi and 2.14 Janpary, one o'clock.
,Dtt 4—Joksi Gib of Canieton, surgeon and druggist
'Tlis—k'redtterssucet in the Spire lan there, 4th and
teeter u,,,eck.
D.c. MASKS, dentist in FAlinburgh—Credi
lathe Coffeehouse there, Ist and 15th
Imo 6.Cii,C:t.

IMAXINATION.
Altl.ittler Pal moo and Sons, manufacturers in Bannockburn,
to be examined in the Eibesit Cam House, Stirling, Bth and 241
Jilluiry, twelve o'clock.

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MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 114:1827v, -'' .- .- 1. - ..W.;: gill :I.' {NMI SKVENPIIT4OII., Ale :,w . I . , •
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FRENCH PAPERS. • . BRUSSELS PAPERS.
nutritive parts of the potato, for a vise eonsidesal*„
rm.. . period of time. •
..of •
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3110 M Till GAZETTE DI TRANCE, DEC. 29. BRUSSEL/I, Dna et • The-advantages ott-nding this process ice as follsditXts •
FRANKFORT, Dec. St The Rotterdam Journal a the 24th gives a long ac. 1- The entire useful Parts of the PltAtOe *met-1011' 0 O:
'
The letters from Vienna bring the certain and im. count of the celem,oies which accompanied the pubh. stove 1, at a period when teey are in those tiollsLatif ... a
portant news that the Ambassadors of the three Allied cation of the concordat on the 23d in all the Catholic Perfection, and are cleated of the nistious matteao • •INN
Powers were on the point of quitting churches of the northern provinces. .. .
which they are naturally impregeated. .
Constantinople on • ~ si -off`
On the 22d, Consit L. de Caroly, Chamberlain of his 2. When thus sliced and dried, they may be =
the Ist of December. The same letters likewise btin .4
the news that Admiral de Rigny had burnt the Greek g bUterthin4ll lonhe
hisEnt Emperor of Austria, passed through Am. vetted into meal, for bread, or made into hi
from Paris to Vienna, with dis- (for the latter of which Of is peculiarly well calculeta 4
rt. fleet, adding, that Admiral Cochrane had escaped with patches. ted) ; or the dried slices may be boiled, and a ed ao
great difficulty on board an gnglisb vessel. His %lajssty the Ding of Wurtemberg, by an ordi• porridge, or grated down for puddings, • pancakes. •
His Highness the reigning Duke of Nassau has ar- nance dated the 20th of this month, has convoked an S. This mode of preserving potatoes may be executed,
N extraordinary assembly of the State of the kingdom on even in wet and unfavourable harvests, within dpoes,
lived here. •
Wt. the 16th of January, to discuss several-projects of law, when otherwise there would be a great risk of. the .
VIENNA, Due. is. Dat 27.--The First Chamber of the States General potatoe crop, if left in the fields, being either greatly
'ARDS. His Serene Highness the Duke of Brunswick is on the adopted, on the 24th of this month, the laws on the injured, or much diminished in quantity.
,h 0 now point of rewriting to his own dominions. It is affirmed budget. , 4. A store of potato, food, thus preserved, would pre?
portion to that the differences existing between that Prince and the Letters from Napoli di Romania say, that in conse `seat the dangerous necessity of living upon the new
..
..
Cabinet of Hanover are lin the point of being adjusted.
quence of the representations of the Admirals of the crop, before it is thoroughly ripe, than which nothing l t
Allied Squadrons to the Greek Government, the latter can be more injurious. Young potatoes furnish not only- s
Thirttoo a result to which a letter addressed to the Doki; by an ..as decreed that 40 national ships shall be sent to sea, a weak, but an unwholesome diet; and by using then* . s
II Person . e,
august personage has much contributed. id order to destroy all the pirates that infest the Archi• befoiethey teach maturity ,the crop is greatly diminished.
as well a - ~a, , t
It is mad.olsot die Engtioh moloossodori Sir tr, rikor, isa toi afford every security to commerce. It is .indeed similar to killing the ben that {tilt the'
arr.°
a * Wolghlboefildlill rovoloollowors from Mr. Strati - ... . ' isn' k 4" b. ..- -4 llitltLfit, Dm. li. • golden eggs.
ofim.poianyt.sonsixelgtroauhoonwitthrensccolrnrelcoanant
of
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t. In spite of thooffisial and other journals which for
iga. afro fling, dakeil.the 29th of November, in which t
this fortnight past are eager to make us easy respecting woulds.
I ' be e the
of event
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went one nister isterleets him to send. his dispatches, couriers, &c an article of food like the potatoe thee!, !ebicti Aces into g. .o.
the result of the negociations between the Porte and the
id) either to Cods, and lint to Constantinople. Ministers of the. three Powers, the prevailing opinion. small compass, and remains unimpoireLduring any
-
de fame
, s • TRIESTE, Dec. 17. continues to incline to war, but it is thought that the length of voyage.
Moe *ea 0
-- •' . - Letters from Alexandria, dated the 7th of November, commencement of military operation may be deferred 6. By ;be aid of this process, there can be in diffi-
ad bite. which we received yesterday, state that tranquillity had Ltill uext spring. . copy in preserving any surplus quantity that is raised
LberLyond the demands of the year. Arty hazard. therm -
Two principal facts deserve to be mentioned in sup-c
' ''smot been interrupted there, thoegh the events of Nava- .T.e, of future famines must, in a grearmeesure, be ob. . . .
port of this opinions—One is the journey of General•
cot ander rin were known. rioted.
Count Diebitsch, to Warsaw, at the moment when the JOON SINCL44Ikai 4,1:
We have no official news relative to the burning of Emperor, duringh' Riga, • dthe first ISA, George.street,Rdinbursk, Dec.ls, 15,1 Mat, , .
t to bodily is stay at receive
the Greek feet off Scio, by M, -de Rigny, which has news of the naval battle, in which the Russian fleet had . •
POLAR EXPEDITION..
or Justices been spoken of here for these three clays. taken so glori .us a parr. •
-
According to what we have learnt of the object of -...- .
ious to the Ws are almost entirely without iutelligence from the . -
this journey, General Diebitsch was sent to the Polish FROM Till LITERARY OARITTR. 2;- f
Archipelago. While on the subject of Polar, en tether Arctic laps.; •a : '.'
capital to concert with the Grand Duke Constantine a
t made for PARIS, Dm. as. ditions, and while waiting for the a coroner* of Ca sr..- . -
plan for the dislocation of the Polish army, which, in . . . . - rP • 2_ --r • liar
The official part of the Moxiteur contains a Royal case of a war with Turkey, is to
sera, together
with rain Parr s nartioive of his last Ortentst. wen's] tame ze.
Ices lately Ordinance of grear,length. relative to the-verification of the Lithuani in troops, as a second reserve to the army the opportunity to add a few origikal assirotfittes &c.
•
ithout.aay
the weight, fineness. &c. of die coins *waking a change which will act on the Pruth and the lower Danube.—
to the accounts which have airvady appe.s eo- in the
• in the Administration of the hl at, which is to be hence-
The result of the mission of General Diebitsch was pet Literary Gaiette repecting that voyage. Rektuag•tcl
forth confided to a Commie:inn; consisting of a Presi. these preceding and accurate details of the wholecotose - .
fectly satisfactory. The Polish military, tired of the
of the expedition. we shall now rather describe snood * . 4,..
---- dent and two CominissionelGeneral, viz. Count y e
leisure of peace, and perhaps still more of the continual
LDOC.' Sassy, Peer of France, President; Messrs. Lambert aad • .
reviews with which they are harassed by the command of the personal adventures of our hardy and galletst
nlserloc. re ,Br 'mat, Commissioners. countrymen while ttaversing the ice. ' , -
tilo n of their General-in-Chid, long for the moment when is . .
.It curious to remark, that during all t proterest. *la air
me, and is NON-OPIPICIAL PART. they shill be allowed to 6 41.10 on the field of battle
f lell
I copiously LEGHORN, Dec. is. that valAtr, of which, at no very remote petiod, their northward, the wind was in' the north, early rigite.
aga•nst them; and that When they turned, to *pp ,
P. Sprains. A vessel has arrived here to-day in thirty days from n ,uou has given such beihiant proofs, against the same
th, it way back again to the seutlokhe illolinponetill4/ appearance
use of this Smyrna. It was separated in a gale near Malta. from enemies whom their troops will soon be called upon to . ,
opposing wind also chopped tootscl andltill 'blear -id'
arious inst. its convoy. It 'brings more satisfactory news: several comma, and to which the Emperor of Austria at that .
then teeth! .
Mae "lab European families who bad embarked have returned on •• ime owed the preservation of his throne.
ovetnment Of course there could be no travelling in these tr.
shore. We haveteceived from Naples news from Malta Ihe other tact, which under the present circum.
gions without some consetsnications wish their denizens,
oho., for to the 21st of November. The Genoa had sailed on the stances deserves equal a, tenti,n, is the preparations
th bears. Tao of these natives were slain; and both—
many
Per. 17th of November, to return to England. The repairs which Amnia continues to make, not to be taken by
on .
want of gallantry in British sailors tW-were females. .
ow cheap- making to the Asia ate merely to enable her to return minis*. Besides the measures already mentioned by T -
e scenes must have been very curious and-pima.- ~ .
Urd.areet ; to England. Admiral Codrington will hoist his flag ,neJousnals, the Aolic Council of War has just made --
tine, Royalre Tie. At night hill, every night, the sleyte boat .
__.
7. .:
Oh board the Talbot. The. Isia frigate, which bad been A' contract with M. bemeael, dealer ishorass.at Prague..
was converted into a tent; three light btinbun spars
---a.,— sent to Tripoli to protect-thwEisrespeasis. has rwtorroMi to IsTwatioti he is to furnish, with as little delay as pos.•
stack up, hoe, miciship, and aft, with the ars crossing
Naples. The news of the events at Navarin had not stele, 20,000 horses, partly for the cavalry and partly them aloft, made the support and roof of this simple •
caused any disorder, and there was no prospect of any to' the artillery and the train.
and primitive looking shelter. The canvass sail thrown • .
danger either to persons or to property. The accounts In cosier fully to appreciate the importance of the
. - .
over, aord fastened down to the sides, with loose Faits
ition, from Tripoli are to the 19th of November. measure, it is {roper to remark •that Austria, for 'Roan.
• for egress and regress, completed the nocturnal dorni-
Dommeh- The reports which we receive respecting the piracies coal reasons, has since the peace shewn great economy'
tile. o.le sentinel paraded the cold outside, to watch(' s
•Irrailty i" of the Greeks are very melancholy. The Ne pslitan in its military establishments, so that with the excel»
for any breaking or separation of the ice, or for wher ..
f Lois lie. ttons of the regiments in Italy, the materiel of its army
moving accident by Mood or field. All being snug et e
re fully de. brig Fortune was carried by a Greek pirate of 12 guns •
on Sexual and 12-5 men into Goxo, in the isle of Combo, where is in very bad condition. It cannot be presumed that
night, the gasping watch suddenly 10' ked in and gave
interesting they not only took out the rich cargo, but almost en- these reasons have lost their weight, and therefore it is
the alarm of a huge bear approaching: the cerise of
L lill• is a tirely stripped the crew. The Swedish brig Venus, not to be supposed that this Power has resolved on so
smell possessed by these animals hod br(.ught it psalm.
egplaining Captain Walter, and the Brent an expenditure as the purchase of 10,000 horses,
ably from a great distance, in moth of its scented prey)
lithing Sur. St. Martin brig, have arrived
at Alexandria, after having been entirely plundered by without the most urgent necessity. The order was quickly given to lie close and be silent;
the Greeks. VIENNA, Da. 18. ior the least noise n often suffici• nt to alarm and scans ;
OILS. We have uow here many unfortunate Captains of We learn by private letters from Odessa of the 7th, off the animal, and our countrymen were. for various
ships, who are mutilated in consequence of the tortures that news h,d been received there from Constantinople reasons, as will appear hereafter, very mini us that their
to which the Greeks put them, to make them confess of the embarkation of the Ambassadors of the Allied present visitor should meet with a proper receptions
plaints loci-
in adnsoni- that they had money on board. Powers on the Ist of December. T shuffled
hough this news, ihe monster onwards, and' coming to the boat,
raised herself on her hind legs, so as to place her lore
,aces. sym. and that of the burning of the Greek fleet,received from
, gunwale and a peep of what was
daily dwelt GERMAN PAPERS. Trieste, are by no means improbable, implicit credit paws over the ,
bject. --....-.- cannot be given to them. going on inside. At this moment the triggers of two
ODESSA, Nov. 24. howling pieces were pulled—one missed fire, but the
Oda it. We are here very anxious for the events which may
I'OTATOE FOOD. other went off, and was so well directed, thst the
urn? soon take place. Preparations are observed which lead ball went through the creature's heart. She fell beck.
per. 20, Pa- us to expect that war will soon break out. The 6th
BY SIR JOHN SINCLAIR, BART. ward, and had tiatdly expired before all hands were at
Piccadilly;
COI DS which was stationed on the Dniester, has left
mud-4mm, • ' The potatoe, even whets thoroughly ripe, contains work, in a style of which we can hardly form a con- . •
ey and Son, its cantonments, and marched forward to the mouth but one-fourth of solid and nutritious matter. The ception at home. The consequences a ere, that the
td, London ; of the Danube. Count Wittgenstein has issued an
remaining three-fourths consist of water, impregnated lady's dress was off her back,, and her entrails, such as
orerkb ; R. order of the day which recommends to the Corn- with a substance of a brown colour, which, if not un- neart, liver, &c. (which are excellent eating), in the pot
pard, Core'.
Cambridge ; menders of corps and divisions to take the greatest care wholesome, at any rate gives a disagreeable tinge to in five minutes. The carcass, when stripped, is about
Treww.n, that the troops and the materiel be ready to commence bread, or other articles of food, into which potatoes the size and colour of that of a horse ; rind, what was .•
"Toe, Man. the campaign at the shortest notice. The Generil in may be converted. To preserve the valuable part of of the utmost consequence under the circumstances in
!alton.street, Chief hat inspected the pontoons intended for crossing the potatoe, when in its greatest state of perfection, which our poor fellows were placed, the animal sup- .
by
all Book" the Danube, and expressed his satisfaction with them;
and to get rid of the injurious part. which cannot be plied more than fuel enough for its own cooking. • With . .
very day, at they are built on a new plan. and may be removed from
too thoroughly expelled, are the chief objects of the the skin is flayed off. when in good condition, a lining ~
to describe place to place more easily than those hitherto in use.— proposed prose's. As soon is the potatoes are ripe, of fat of the breadth of a hand; this was immediately
d Medicine, A new kind of Coirgrcve rocket has also been brought wash them thoroughly ; next scrape off the skins, which cut into pieces, and thrown into t vessel with bits of
here, which are given to the 6th corps, and will pro- contains much of the dark coloured substance above rope, or junk, which were lighted, and a famous foe • ','•
streets fleet- bably be tried in the next campaign. alluded to, and take out the eyes, as some particles of soon made for culinary purposes. The vessel, hmirever, ..
In a German Petersburg's journal there is an article earth or sand are often embedded in the hollows. Then also deserves a notice. It consisted of a sheet of the
sannimmew
which has been inserted in our Russian Papers, and is
cut the potatoe into slices of about a quarter of an inch copper (of which a few spare sheets were carried to
.-STREET. drawn up in the form of a manifesto of the Russian thick, so that the water may have access mere effec- 'mend any hole that might be made in the bottom of
m• n• nation to the Government. The object of it is to induce
wise- tually to apply its useful powers of purifying. Put the the boat, and 44 expel the winter's flaw"), beat up round .
3 11 the Emperor promptly to put an end to the affair of slices O. into a tub, for extracting the dark coloured the edges, so as to form a shallow receptacle for the
°nun the Greeks, and to thrOw the sword into the scale in matter, by repeated washingst. After being thoroughly beat's grease and rope's ends; and over the flame of ;.s, s
5 so favour of their fellow Christians. cleared of that substance, the slices should be put in a these, the bear's body was converted into a variety of '
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• e tour of inspection in the Governmean
•••••I• S3O water may drain off, and then they are in a fit state to cipes were, we will be bound to say, relished with a
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.of foreign uniforms, which be kiln•dried (if possible, upon a hair cloth), or they better appetite than usually awaits the fricssees and
's Is The sight many
may be dried in a stove, an oven, or upon plates before fritters of that eminent artiste. . How acceptable such •
i tea. a .1 announce an invasion, excites much surprise in this
a common kitchen fire. repast must have been to our men, may be conjectured,
▪—* !!ti city. Many Russian officers come here every day, and
These dried slices of potaroe may . bepreserved for a when it is remembered that their allowance of pemniacan
"'" ' '. "'their
t 10 toccatas to army, whichis stationed
considerable time in that state, or by grinding converted and biscuit was little more than sufficient to sustain
• • ties. We are thereby pretty accurately informed of all
a IQinto mesh, which has exactly the taste of pease meal. nature, and certainly not sufficient to enable them to
▪ ... 1 .111 that passes there. We are assured that Count Wittgen.
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It is now above thirty years since I first had this undergo the severe fatigues to which they were cons
-- 1 il stein has order, to pass the Russian frontiers without
preserving mode of potatoes tried, with the most satin scantly exposed. Indeed, so fierce and craving was
••••••• 110 waiting for further instructions from Sr. Petersl;Urgh,
factory results. The slices and the meal were sent to their hunger, we have heard, that on the killing of one
woo,. 1 as soon as he has positive information of the arrival. of
New South Wales, and arrived there in a perfect state. of the beats, a considerable •quailtity of the flesh was
.. the Marquis. de Ribeanpierre at Odessa. Count Witt-
----•• 1 genstein inspects, without interruption, the positions of
They were likewise sent to St. Helena, and returned devoured raw during the night of its capture. Whets
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' ' the army, which is cantoned is three lines. Count Wo- backito England quite good. In short, there can be no remained was put in bags, and served out as occasion
ronzoff is expected from St. Petersburgh, and is still doubt that this process secures the preservation of the required ; but, altogether, it will be seen that a visit
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sow, err spoken of as the Commander in Chief of the army in- • Paring ts Improper, as same of the most valuable parts of the from a bear was one of the most welconie events which
could happen to the expedition. . . .
toe are neat the skin.
tended to act against the Turks. Provisions have risen potatoe a
great
scale barrel, should be used with two bottoms, about
list in Dim- very much in price here. All the grain is bought up fTne next animal of importance in these icy domains
five inches apart, the upper one to keep up the potatoes; but tun of is the seal, which also yields a valuably oil, where it is
ad ituh Jan. Isoles, so that the water impregnated with the dark coloured matter imoo sibie for ti avelkers to tate any quantify 14 nece -
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by speculators, and the melancholy consequences of a
editor, meet monopoly in corn begin to appear, as the most con-
an stiles in great bulk. Of these creatures, however*, only
tb January, siderable persons engage in this business. Several may pass through them, and thence through a hole at the lower • '
buttons, kept plugged. until the discoloured water requires to
fresh water is pOured in at the top, until, by two • ere caught, . .
and eaten as delicacies. They ate . . .
foreign mercantile houses which have had discharged; while clear
cunning in their . •
ha..its; and it tequired more- Me to. • .
establish-
merle here for many years, begin to withdraw from water runs out at
the repeated washings, the noxious matter is got rid of. When the
the bottom as 'clear as when put in at the top, the .'its-1 , I . • •
annockburn, give up their con- watch for them than could hi spar ed.
Bth and 221 business, and appear' disposed to potatoes are saciently purille4 to preservation, is Pis abar
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were immense soalpgri -of sea lowtoolisOpuo . -... •
n $1 meal. exions here. , - - • ~,i'l tufrlstsota
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