enormous size, surrounded by thousands of poor little starveling things, scarcely distinguishable by the keenest eye, or, if seen, seen only to inspire a contempt of the husbandman. The Norfolk boys are, therefore, right in calling their Swedes _Radical Swedes_. _Bollitree, Tuesday, 13 Nov._ Rode to-day to see a _grove_ belonging to Mrs. WESTPHALIN, which contains the very finest trees, _oaks_, _chestnuts_, and _ashes_, that I ever saw in England. This grove is worth going from London to Weston to see. The Lady, who is very much beloved in her neighbourhood, is, apparently, of the _old school_; and her house and gardens, situated in a beautiful dell, form, I think, the most comfortable looking thing of the kind that I ever saw. If she had known that I was in her grove, I dare say she would have expected it to blaze up in flames; or, at least, that I was come to view the premises previous to confiscation! I can forgive persons like her; but I cannot forgive the Parsons and others who have misled them! Mrs. WESTPHALIN, if she live many years, will find that the best friends of the owners of the land are those who have endeavoured to produce such _a reform of the Parliament_ as would have prevented the ruin of tenants.--This parish of WESTON is remarkable for having a Rector _who has constantly resided for twenty years_! I do not believe that there is an instance to match this in the whole kingdom. However, the "_reverend_" gentleman may be assured that, before many years have passed over their heads, they will be very glad to reside in their parsonage houses. _Bollitree, Wednesday, 14 Nov._