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SEA COAST OF SUSSEX.

Means of Information, 218. The District sketched.

Situation described. Extent estimated, 219. Elevation inconsiderable.

Note on the Isle of Selsey. Atmosphere, probably, putrescent, 220. Surface Waters, 221.

Soils are deep, rich Loams. Subsoils various. Geological Remarks, 222.

On the Productions of this Passage of Country. On a Phenomenon, now belonging to it, 223. Its Defence, against the Sea, described. Partly, by a Natural Fence, 224. Remarks on the Formation of Beach Banks. In Part, by an artificial Guard, 226. A Hint towards facilitating this public Work. Further on the Formation of Beach Banks, N. Tide Mills, 228. How often neglected. Method of obtaining them. A Natural Consequence of them, 229. Remarks on the Evils of Rrver Mi ts.

Water Carriage common, 229.

iy Roads equally commodious.

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(i Townships small, and why, 230. ia State of Inclosure.

Mostly inclosed. A valuable Point of Practice, in conducting the Bu- siness of Inclosures, observed, 231.

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