5027 TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

AN 6 are extremely obliged to our elegant and learned Correspondent Polomicus, for a communication which would occupy almost half our Number, but it is 50 utterly Inconsistent with the nature and desigua of our production, that we must decline the employment of it.

"The paper of Agricola Meridionalis on national policy, with respect to the Sise of farms, in answer to Agricola Northum- briensis, will most probably be introduced 5 our publication for the ensuing month, but A. M. will be aware, that ac- Cording to our established rule, it is much too late for the Present.

It is with no small concern, we have noticed the spirit of Lontroversy between two of our most intelligent and valuable correspondents, carried a little beyond the limits of perfect good temper and placability. We wish at the Same time, that we give this gentle 46. IEE we could adequately express Pur gratitude 10 them for the disposition they DIE manifested to insure the reception of this work by the SORWANEN exertion ot mature abilities.

The paper Signed“ Cato Redivivus," is of a political ten- dency, and cannot therefore be introduced into a production professedly devoted to rural affairs. If the noble person to whom we underztand, we are indebted tor it would impart to vs the Agricultural History of his own estate, and the obser-

vations of his numerous tenantry, we Should consider such materials among the most valuable communications of our work.

A. P. C. L. Rusticus, Columella, and Hortulamus are received.

We have to apologise to our Correspondent, who have fa- voured us with the articles in page 333 to page 336, for the following verbal errors:

Page 333» line 25, for increase, read income. 3343 11 and 15, for establichment, read inhabitants.

334,=== 375 for o7, read our.

3365=====z= 37 and 21, for Will, read Shall,

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