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TO OUR READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS.

1H title, pfeface, index, and liſt of errata to this volume, will be given additionally with our next number.

Our readers, will eaſily perceive that the copper-plate ſtitched in our preſent number, belongs to the preceding one, which, by accident, our engraver was unable to accompliſh laſt month. We ſhall endeavour to embelliſh our number for January with a print of Sir William Curtis's famous heifer.

We doubt not but our extract from Dr. Dickſon's work no he ſize of cattle, will be acceptable to many of our friends. We ſhall occaſionally make extracts from this great work. We conſider ourſelves entitled to this liberty as the Doctor has made the ſame uſe of the Agricultural Magazine, as well as copying many of the copper-plates.

It is with much regret we inform Agricola Norfolcienſis, that the packet containing the articles he alludes to never came to hand. We wiſh to be informed when it was put into the poſt-office, and where?

Our hiſtory department this month, we believe, contains a very correct account of the annual ſhew of cattle at Smith- Rield.

We are ſorry that indiſpoſition has prevented the gentleman who was engaged to furniſh us with the marketing tables from fulfilling his engagements for theſe laſt two months. We have, however, his aſſurance that we fhall no longer be diſ- appointed on that ſubject.—

Several letters are come to hand and under confideration.

G. Woodfall, Printer, Paternoſtererow.