ADVERTISEMENT.

Ir HAS NOT BEEN in consequence of an intended route, or any arbitrary arrange- ment, that I finish my Survey of English Agriculture, where I began my PRACTICE: but has been brought about, by a chain of unforeseen CIRCUMSTANCES, by which I have been directed, since the publication of the MinuTEs oF AGRICULTURE, in 1777,

to the close of the Survey of the Southern Counties, in 1797.

I can claim no merit in having unexpect- edly gone through the first and most diffi- cult part of my proposed Plan;* except

* See the INTRODUCTION to the RuraL Econo- mY of NORFOLK.