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the ſame effect as at Fleet and Caſtle Riſing has been long fince predicled, and not only pre dicted, but verifiec at Wiſbech; and is ſo near being verified at Lynn, that both drainage and navigation are at this moment adinitted to be in the direct road to ruin. The diſeaſe, which was the ſame, has been cured at Wiſbech by a work exacétly ſimilar in principie to what is now propo¹ ſed at L.ynn, Aieh is a full anſwer to the uncertainty of the ſcheme. Their fimila rity is here demonſtrated; and thole who deny it, may as well ſay, that one man is not the lame ſpecies with another, becauſe their featurces and octtward form are not exactly

alike.

WISBECH RIVEBR. LVNNRIVE R.

Its confinement to a narrow ſpace was no It is now confined to a narrow ſpace, no further than to a certain point, called the hearmhe than to a place called Eau Brink, River's End, where it emptied itſelf into a where it empties uleis into a wide balon of wide baſon of ihifting fands. ſhifting ſands.

The current was divided below the River's 1 The current is now divided below Eau End into a great number of ineſſicient Bripk into a great number of inefficient

Kreams. d ferkie

The waters over-rode all the tunnels com- The waters now over-ride all the tunnels municating with the river. ſeerlesien with the river.

The drainage of the fen lands— The drainage of the fen lands is now de-

the ſurface of the river water, occa fioned by river water, occaſsnad by the growing up of

thoſe tunnels was deſtroyed by the height of ftroyed by the height of the furface of the the growing up of the bed of the river. Jis bed of the river.

WISBECHI. EYNN. The cauſe of all the abore. The cauſe of all the above. The end of the river at the point called the The River End, where it is confined to a River End, where it was confined to a narrow narrow ſpace as far as Eau Brink, is too far ſpace, was too far from deep water, and the„4 from deep water, and the river ought to be

river ought to have been confined to a narrow confined to a narrow ſpace lower down to- ſpace lower down towa:ds the deep water. J Cwards the deep water.

The REMEDV. The KREMEDVY.

The riyver is propoſed to be confined to a narrow ſpace from Eau Brink to a little above Lynn harbour, being a diſtance of about two miles and a half; to Which muſt be added

The river has been confined within banks to a narrow ſpace from a point called the

iver's Et ace below the fluice, calle a. Phar easari Se hahenhe di 96 e J'the difference between the length of the new oe mil 4 ½ Auarter Seren c det Haer cut, and the length of that part of the river na REhnol P 4 which is to be deſerted, making in the whole

near fix miles nearer to decp water.

The

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