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will, as before alluded to in these pages, 
bear a due proportion in a given time to the ^ 
price of corn, which governs in great de- 
gree the price of ail other articles of con- 
sumption for man and beast. The inclina- 
tion of man in every occupation disposes him 
to pursue the cultivation of those articles 
which promise to be the most profitable to 
him, and when one preponderates a little iii 
price, the other rises ; and then again they 
change sides, lice, versa. 
i he story of the Dutch landlady proves 
only that her land w^as superlatively good, 
and slie was a good manager of her dairy, 
Mr. Brooke has in more than in one place 
In his pamphlet, glanced at a commutation 
of tythes, or a less exceptionable mode of 
providing for the clergy of the established 
religion. If the Board would recommend 
Mr. Brooke to turn this subje6l deliberately 
in his thoughts, and to give in his ideas be- 
fore the next sessions of Parliament, some- 
thing valuable might be produced from him ; 
for the present w’e shall only observe, that if 
