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THE Public are relpeafully informed, that from and after the ift day of May neat, the OCTAVO EDI TION of the LIFE of WASHINGTON will he advanced from Two Guineas and a Half to Three Pounds, and the Parts of Dr. GREGORY'S CYCLOPEDIA from Niue Skilinp to Ten EMl ling; or the complete Work from Five Pounds Fifteen sbll lute to Six Guinea. —There Admit= take place in Confuting's! of the unavoidable Ends ache (timothy of tie two Works. above what was origloany contempla te fitter the tit of Mat tier will continue vibe fold at the original Priem Bridge-Nem, March ie. 1807. TOMORROW EVENING, MAY 1, ISo7, will be aged the Comic Opera of THE TRAVELLERS. To which will be added the Grand Romantic Melo•Dnma,ealled THE WOOD DAEMON; Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK." On Saturday, The Welt Indian ; with the Wood Damon. This day was publlfltcd, price as. 6d. THE SUBSTANCE of THREE SPEECHES In PARLIAMENT, on tie RILL for the ABOLITION of the SLAVE TRAM, and on the PETITION refpedtiog the .ef she WEST . INDIA TRADE, In February sad March, 1807. Hy GEORGE fiIBITERT, Ef.i. M. P. for Seaford. London: Prhned tbr W. j and J. Riehardfon, Royal Ezehange. , THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN. r l l 0 -MORROW EVENING, MAY t, 1807, will will be saed the Comic Opera of THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. SYNONTMES. This day was ibed, price 6s. boards, in r elefely printed Vol: D ICTION NA I RE UNIVE RS E L des Synonyms& de la Lanese Franco:oes Par M L'Allag de LEVIZAC. Printed for Rectums Poseurs, No. 6, B:idg•-ilrset, 860(- 6:lets ; and cobs hot /Moisteners. To which wiU be added the Pantomime of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. This Evening—Macbeth ; wit:. the Ogre and Little Thumb. THE SHORT PARLIAMENT ! THE Public are refpeetfully informed, that a few Copies remain unfold of the BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX to• THIS REMARKABLE PARLIAMENT • and the-Work may be had of ahlrerpottabie BookfellempriceHaif-a-Guinea iu boards, or Eleven ShiMbga in red. Befides Biographical Notices of the Members of the SHORT PA' LIAMICIST, tiiis Work contains cowed information relative to the eledive Francbifc, number and deferiptlon of Voters, prepon denting Influence, returnin„!. Officer, &c. &c. &e. of every place which returns Members to Parliament SINGULAR PERFORMANCES. For the BENEFIT of Mr. DAVIS, RIDING MASTER. ASTLErs AMPHITHRATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. NOUVELLE OUVIRACIEJOU GENERAL DUMOURIEZ ' Auisiot aft paha. ptilL 0. 6d eartanne, CAMPAGNES du Mare& 41 de SCHOMBERA/ co Portugal, depuis rAaa. le t66s jurqu'en .661. Park GENERAL DUMOURIEZ " Celt au emir que je pada, et non pas 1 Pefprit 4 Chez Ranee° Putt:Ars, Bridge•Rreet Black:tiara ; Debora Gerrard4treet ; Dulau et Ca Soho-(are. . rIV-MORROW, FRIDAY, MAY t, 8 , 37, .1. will be pretested a New Grand Spedlac:e Ballet, called THE NEAPOLITAN PIRATE, (.ith time) a new National Mulical Sketch, called the FALL. of MONTE VIDEO. In tte courfe of the Evening, the Equeftrian Pandeans,the Two Matter Davis's, (will for this night only) in addition to their Wonderful Feats on Two Herres, play feveral Airs on the Pan. dean Pipes, and accompany themfelves on the Tamhorine and Triangle—for this night, Excretes a la Mamduke, by Ten capital Performers, on Three Harks. The Little Equettrian, Mailer Davis, will for this night gn through the whole of hia Performan oes on a Single Horfe at full (peed.—Alto, Mr. Smith, the Flying morfernan, for this night only, will perform the tante moft Won. I dein! Exercifes as he exhibited with Arch unbounded applaufe on his Benefit Night, particularly, Ms furprifing Leap over 40 Men's Heads, over Two illuminated Chandeliers, through a Balloon of real Fire, and for the laft time, this Seaton, Over a Mail Coach, with many other extraordinary Leaps, &t.--By deGre, the Hu wows of the Sack and Fricaffee Dance--A Comic Song, called the Devonthire Boy, by Mr. ichnfon—And for thii night only, Matter Davis will perform his unparalleled Juvenile f xercites on the Tight Rope. The whole to conclude with the popular Comic Pantomime, of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNCH. *Doors to he opened at half palt five, and begin at half pait ..Second price at half patt eight. This day was publifhed, handfontely printed, in One Volume, Deny 4Q2orto, price One Guinea in boards, THE PRESENT STATE of TURKEY, to. gether with the Geograph,cal, Political, and Civil State of the Pr:nelpaliths Moldavia and Wallachia. From obfcrvations made during a refidence of fifteen years iu Conftantinoptc and the Turkilla Provinces. By THOMAS THORNTON, Efq. Printed for J. Mawcnan, in the Poultry. THOUSAND LIVES THlttl'El Tbis day was publithed, a new Edition, being the third, with con- Verable Additions and Improvements, in one very large and elorßy printed volume, odtavo, price t6s In t oardai F. BIOGRAPHICAL, HISTORICAL. and CHRONOLOGICAL. DICTIONARY, containing accurate accounts of the Lives, Charadcrs, and Aelions of the molt sad. nest Pi Hoes of all Ages and Countries, including the Res/chitin,/ of States, and the Succeelons of Sovereign Princes. By JOHN WATKINS. I.L. D Ste ate. ATa numerous and tapeaable MEETING o f AT the Gentlemen, Clergy. Frecholders,and Inhabitants, of the County Palatine of Chelter, held at the Crown, in Northwicb, in the laid Cour ty, on Monday the 27th day of April, 1807, pur• fount to an Advertifen—mt, from the High Sheriff, for the purport of Addreffing his Majeity for his paternal :are in fupport of the Proteltant Eitabliihment in Church and Sate, FRANCIS DUKINFIELD ASTLEY, Efq. High Sheriff. in the Chair, RESOLVED, That the Addrtls to his Majefty now moved and feconded, with the exception of two diffentients, is approved of That the Addrefs be Esned by the High Sheriff in the name of the Meeting. That the High Sheriff, accompanied by the County Members, he requefted to preterit the Addrsfs to his Majefty. That the Refolutions of this Meeting be inferted in each of the Chefter Papers, the Si Alt, the Courier, and Morning Chronicle. FRANCIS DUKINFIELD ASTLEY, Sheriff The Sheriff having left the Chair, General Baoucitrom was requefted to take the fame when It was refolved unanimoufly, That the 'llianks of the Meeting be given to the High Sheriff for calling the tme, and f .r his impartial coududt in the Chair, and that the Chairman du fign this Refolution. JOHN DELVES BROUGHTON, Chairman, This day was publiilled, In Two Volumes, foolfeap Odtavo, price ys. 41. boards, THE POSTHUMOUS WORKS of M rs . CHA- A- PONE ; containing her Correfpondence with Mr. Richard fon on the fubjed of Parental Authority and Filial Obedience ; a Series of Letters to Mrs. Eliz. Carter; and fume Fugitive Pieces, never before publiflied. To there is prefixed an Authentic Life of the Author, drawn up fly HER OWN FAMILY. Printed for John Murray, Fleet-ftrect, London ; and Archibald Conftable and Co Ediuburzh. • - Vita enitn mortuorum in memoria eft r ofit3. Ciento. A Biographical and 1-11ftorical Library, in the form of a Din tionary, and in the compafs of a tingle volume, ar.fwering the per pole of rrfercnce on all points of Biography, Cbranol,gy, and Hiftory, challenges e raped of every Student, and every lover of Literature. Printed for RICHARD Pal LLIPS, No. 6, Bridge (treat, Black. [clan, and to be had of all Bookfellers. . . Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, Scripture Nova. pby, in •ne volume, with plates, price Ss. bound. THIRD DAY OF DRAWING. THE Fidi-drawn Ticket, M•ir z, being the Third Day of Drawing, wit' be entitled to Lao coo _ . On the 'lt of May will be publithed, price j No. VIII. commencing the third Volume of THE RETROSPECT of PHILOSOPHICAL, MECHANICAL,CHEMICAL,and AGRICULTURAL, DISCOVERIES. Firft-drawn Fourth Day of Drawing, May t Firit-drawn Fifth Day of Drawing, May t 6 2),0 0 10,( 00 _ . Firft-drawn Sizth DaY of Drawing, May 19 - to,ooo The above Prizes will be given to the Firft drawn 1 ielicts, over and above any of the numerous Floating Capitals the Wheel con tains. PRICE : _ _ Whole Ticket - Z 19 18 o Half . ~C to 3 0` Eighth £ 2 Ia o . Quartet• - 3 3olSimernth - r 6 6 TICKETS and SHARES arc fellinc: at all the Lieenled Lottery Offices in England, Ireland, and Scotland. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS For the Firß-drawn Ticket, On SATURDAY, the ad MAY, the Third Day of Drawing. 'PICKETS and SHARES Are on Sale (vkarranted undrawn) at HAZARD BORNE 3111 Co 's Miceli, No. 93,R0yal Exchange, who fold all the Firit dnwn capital Prizes in the laft Lottery TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS For the Firßdrawn Ticket. on SATURDAY NEXT, May 2. An 2 Act. the Tickets drawn that day will be Panes, independent of the Chance for the VasiUUS CAPITALS in the Wli ILL. 'TICKETS and SHARES, warranted undr.twn, continue on Sale at the Offices. Corner of Bank Buildings, Cicala, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Croft, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. EVERY TICKET A PRIZE. No 4, CORNHILL, and No 9 CHARING-CROSS. BISH refpeetfully remin !s his Friends, that • every Ticket drawn on S ALTURDAY, the ad of MAV. (being the next day of Drawing,) is flare to be a PRIZE. The Orme of every Ticket drawn that Day will he worth upwards 341.!! The Wheel is extremely rich, as there are but two 'hating Prises of ',cool each yet drawn, one of which, 8,323. was fold at the above Offices, where No. 6,633, a Prize of 300001. lathe Litt Lottery, and Twenty one other Capital Prises, were Sold. Tickets and Shares warranted undrawn, are felling in great Variety. The Wheel contains 2 Prizes of £20,000 4 Prizes of L 5 ,coo 4 mew ( B t,cco &c. &c. &e. WANTED to purchafe, an Advowfon, or next • Prefentation to a Living. from 3001. to soot• per Annum, with the profped of an early vacancy —Letters. (rift paid) ad &died to A. B. at Strawbridge and Tyler's, 78, Warreu-!greet, rituoy (quart, will meet with early attention. MISS OWENSON's POEMS. This day was pitlifhed, elegantly printed, price even Shillir in Boards. THE LAY of an IRISH HARP ; or, METRI CAL FRAGMENTS. By MISS OWENSON, Author of the Novice of Sr DOMINIC A the WILD lIIIIti GIRL, &c. &e. Trifles light u air. Snnttd► Vrai papillon de Pamaffe.—Lo Foto - roma. Printed for RICHARD PHILLI►I, 6, Bridge•ftreet ; and fold by J. Aactita. M. KECNE, N. MAHON, W. DUGDALIC. E. COI, BUT, and W. WATSON, Dublin ; and by all other Bookfdkrs. Of whom may be had, The Second Edition of The NOVICE of ST. DOMINIC, Four Volumes. Price tBq. The Third Edition of The WILD IRISH GIRL, Three Vo ismes Qs. 6d. The Eighth Edition of The WINTER IN LONDON, Three Volumes. 131 6d. SIR JOHN CARR'. STRANGER IN IRELAND, with beau tiful Engravings. 4to. aL Ss. CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL. Mk. PERRY, Surgeon, Southampton-flreet, Blounfbury•fgusre, Proprietor of ADAMS'. SOLVENT, a meld yet efficacious Cure of STONE and GRAVEL in the BLADDER or KIDNEYS, acqua:sits the Public, that he has for lire years devoted bit whole profellional attention to the above Dilat es , sod their complication with that of Gout. He may be co:ltched daily at his own Houfe and more efpecially on Wednet days and Fridays, where he difyienres the Solvent in bottles of 4+ .641. tts sad it 2s. Stamps included, two of which lag fcarccly ever feel corredt the oalculous diathefis in the habit, andtherehy Prevent the concretion of Stone in perfons of a fedentary life. Sold alto at Bacon and Co's, tso, Oxford-Rreat, and at Bolton's, Sent of the Royal Exchange; where alto may be had jult pub- Illh!d, the Author's" Dirquitition of the Stone and Gravel," ninth 141160 6.priee ts.6d pointing out their Caufe and the Diet to be *fermi during the Cure, with many extraordinary cafes, lonic of teete.P. recovery even after the °math* hid boo refolvcd on. CUUN ry FIKE-OFFICE. AT a GENERAL MEETING of the SUB SCRIBERS to the CO'TNTY FIRE-OFFICE, holden this day, purfsant to public adsertifement, SCROPE BERNARD, Elq. Kt P. in the Chair, . The etabliffiment of the Office was taken into confidential, and the following regulations among others, were refolved on unanintoufly. That the aCociation for a County Fire (durance, !hall camprifc the Counties of Bucas BLpruao Beats HERTFORD LETC/STER LINCOLN MIDDtRfRi NORTHAMP rom NOTTINGHAM OITOND WART. ICH Yoax That in thole in:latices where applications for Shares, on the first day of the opto ing of the Subleription exceeded the extent propofed. the Subicriptions for above five Shares in one mune, be fo reduced, as to admit all thofe applying at that time, to a Share in the Proprictorth:p That the ftrft instalment be paid into the hands of the Bankers sprinted to receive the fame, on or before the t4th of May, of which immediate notice (hall be given to the Subfcribers indivi dually, and by advertifctnent in the provincial and principal Londonblewfrapers._ _ _ _ That if the B;tt inftalment open any Sebfeription, be not paid within liven days after the aforefaid 14th of May, fuch Subfcrip tion be crafed from the lift, and the Shares thereby refereed, offered in preference to thofe Gentlemen who have applied fince the Subfeription has doled. SCROPE BERNARD, Chairman. Provident Inftitution for Life infurances, Southampton itrcet, Strand.—London, April aB, 1807. MR. BtLSHAM'S HISTORY OF GREAT BRITAIN, FROM i6BB TO 183 s. 'THE PURCHASERS of the above m ent i one d 1 - WORK arc refpeetfully informed, that Mr. BP.LSHAM has Lately completed TWO VOLUMES of STA rE PA PERS,AU- I HORIT I ES, and OFFICIAL DOCUNIEN deitned t ac company and dluftrate his Hiltory ; and they may nuw be had of all Bookfellers, price ONE GUINEA in boards. They are fold feparately, for the accommodttion of former Pur chafer. of the Hillory, hut they will be fubjoined to each feparatt Volume of the new Edition of the Hittory, which, with thcfe Ap pendages, will in future be fold at SIX GUINEAS In boards. Bridge ftrcet, London, April, alloy. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, MANORS, FISHERY, and, ESTATES in 'WORCESTER SHIRE.—I3y Mr. HANDY, At the Angel i'nn in Perihose, in the County of Worcefter, on Torefd.iy, the Is/tb du) of May, between the hours of three and Ga o'clock in the afternoon, fulled to conditions there to be . . produced, in two Lots, - Len 1. A Valuable ESTATE, held und er the -I- X DEAN and CHAPTER of Sr. PETER, in WESTMIN3TER, by Leafe granted to the Executors of the late GEORGE PHRROTT, Efq for a term of nitct en years and a half from Michaelmas 1806 (being the refidue of a trrnt of 21 years, granted to the Paid George Perrott, and which, according to the ufage of the laid Dean and Chapter, is renewable every feven years, on a moderate fine ; comprifing, as therein deferibed, all thole their Manors of ECKINGTON, WICK NIGH PI.R SHORE, BR IGH I'HAMPTON, ELMLEY. BUR HOLM E, PARSHORE, and PARSHORE PORTSMOUTH, in the County of Worcetter, with about four hundred acres of Orchard ing Gardens, Arable, Meadow, and Plflure, part in hand, and part out on Leafes; and fundry Chief 1 do.s—Alto the Filhery in the River Avon, to the extent of about two miles, part of which is on kale. Lot a. All that FARM, confifting of a good Brick built Farm Houle and hatable Out bu ildinga, and about two hundred ftatute acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pattie* Land, tythe free, lying to gether, and inelofed with good live Q . aickfet Fences, about fifty• (even acres whereof are Freehold of Inheritance, and the ralidue Copyhold for four live--held of the Dean and Chapter of Wor cefter, and Innate at Haller, in the Hamlet of Chariton and Patina of Corthorne, in the County of Worcefter, in the occupation of ' ' . l'anthi. a yearly tenant. who will thew the Efiate. N. B. There is an excellent Bed of Lime Stone on the Eftate. The Great Turnpike Road leading from Watcher to London is within half a mile of this Ehate, which is dillant from Evcassm about three miler, from Peribore four, and from the City of Wa tcher about thirteen miles, and about two from the Navigable River Avon. Printed Particulars of Lot z may be bad, on applying to Ed mund Wigley, Efq. Effez-enurt, Middle Temple, London ; Mr. Drew, of Palbare ; Meffrs . Smart and Thomas, No. 8, Staple Inn, London ; and at the Office of Melits. Lavender and Birch, Eye glass, at whofa Office further particulars of . Lot a may be known The dafign of this Work is to lay before the Puhlie, every three months, abridgements of the Philofopkieal and other Papers pub hilted by the Royal Societies of London, Edinburgh, and Ireland; afro by the Bath Manchtlter, American, the Board of Anicul ture, and the Society of Arts. Llkewife, every fadt and difcaver)- inferted in the Englith and Foreign Scientific putrnals, and other Works; accompanied occafionally with remarks on the merits and defeds of the refpeaive papers; particularly clitici ms on patent inventions. Publiffied quarterly, at the Repertory-Offiee, 202, Hatton-Gar den, and fold by all Dv:Ateliers._ PATENTS. Perla' &ply, *f abtlinixx Patent: for ivwntLx.r. way. 6y air :ha- How tittle R-p.ter i• Offie, rave tbeat proctored trith Mlle irvabie to thanfr.'lqi avJ ',rave ...pante IN peparing thefeecificaticss. THE CANADAS. This day were publifbed, in a fplendid and very large Volume, in Q2arto, illuttrated with 30 copperplates, engraved from original drawings taken on the (pot by the Author, price al Isl. board., TRAVELS through the CANADAS, containing a defcription of the pidlurefque fcenery on fome of the RI- Val and Lakes with an account of the produdtions, commerce, and inhabitants of thole Provinces ; to which is fubjolned a com parative view of the manners and cuftoms of rev erg of the Indian nations of North and South America. Ey GEORGE IiERIOT, Efq. Deputy Poftmafte--General of Britt% North Amcrica.Ecc &c. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge direct, BLichlriars, and to be had of all Bookietiers. N.B. A few copies of the plates which have been be:nanny co. loured In the manner of the original drawings, have been done up in a feparate atlas, and the work, with this elegant aeLompaniment, may he had at Three Guineas and a per copy. GRECIAN LITERATURE. 1114 day were publithed price 12$ in boards, ARCHEOLOGIA GIOECA, or the Antiquities of G a Ere c—beivg an Account of the Manners and Cuftoms of the Greek, deduced from the total and heft authotities, and raating to thcir Government Drefs Entertainments Magiftracy Exercifes Food _ _ - . Laws Baths A.ll:fic Judicial Procceslings Marriages Painting Religion Divorces Public Buildings Games Funerals Harbours Military and Naval Domeftic Employ- Weights and Mea• A nirs ments lures, flee &e. Chiefly defigned to illultrate the Greek Claffi:s, by explaining Words and Phrafes according to the Rites and Cu!toms to which they refer. To which are prefixed a brief Hi Cory of the Grecian States, and Biograpl, ' .1 Sketches of the principal Greek Writers. • By the Rev. JOHN ROBINSON, Of Chrift's College, Cambridge, MaR-rof the Free Grammar School at kavenfton:dale. In Weftmoreland. London: Printed (Jr Ricxsan PIIILLI es, No. 6, New Bridge firm, and fold by all Bookfrllers. Jult publifhed, by the fame Author, The Grammar of Hittory, by means of which that imports nt fubjed may be pradUcally taught In Schools, price 35 bound. Ancient Hidory, for the Ufe of Schools, in one clorely printed volume, duodecimo, price 6s hound Modern Hiftory, for the Ufe of Schools, fimilar to the Ancient Hiffory, price 6s bound. This day was publifhed, handfomely printed in Quarto, And illuftrated by a very accurre Map of North Britain, during Britilh and Roman times, and other Engravings, Price 31. 3s. in Boards, a few Copies on Imperial Paper, price 41. 141.6 d —Volume the ift, of - CALEDONIA, or, an Account, Hillorical and Topographic, of NORTH BRITAIN, from the moil an cient, to the prefent Times. With a Didionary of Places, Cho rographical and Philological. (To be compkt 41 in Four Volumes), By GEORGE CHALMERS, F.R S. and S A. Printed for T. Cadcll and W. Disks, Strand; and A. Conftable and Co. at Edinburgh. Tnis Volume Is divided into four periods. Book I. contains an Account of the Aborigines, their Manners, Religion, and Antiquities, with the Roman Tranfadions, from the Invafion of Agricola, in A. D. So, to their Abdication in 446. Book 11. Contains the Hiftory of the Pids,the Romanized Bd. tons, the Salmis, and the Scots, from A.D. 446 to 843. Book 111. Comprehends the Hiftory of the United Pills and Scots of Cumbria, Strathdyde, Galloway, and Lothian; fee. from A. D. 843 to tiny. With the Ecelellaftical Hiftory, Laws, Manners, Cuftoins, Antiquities, Lcatning, and Language of this period. Book IV. Contains an Account of the Sento-Snots Coloniza tion, a Hiftory of the United Kingdom of Scotland, from A. D. 1097 to 1306, with the Ecekfiallical Hiftory, Law, Manners, Commerce, Shipping and Ariculture, dating this period. The Volume is concluded by sappiontentatlriews of fabretinent Times, down to the prefent Day. PRESI.NT STATE OF THE WEST INDIES. This day was publiffied, in one elegant Quarto Volume,inuttrated by two Maps, price Twenty-five Shillings in boards, THE WEST' INDIA COMMON PLACE BOOK Mewing the STATE and VALUE of the Bith TISH SUGAR COLONIES, in relation to the Weft India Pro prietary,and diainalvely to the Public, and Crown of treat Bri tain I exhibited in Tables of Population, Property. and Income, Trade, Navigatic. , , and Revenue; compiled from Paillarnentary and other Official Documents. 'To which :re added, Commentaries nn the fermi &dials of Commercial Entry, and efpecially on the American Intereourfe on the Navigation Ads; on the Shipping Nivea of Great Bel tain, on Convoys, on Free Ports, on Naval and Military Defence, on the Mortality of Troops, with Suggettlons of Remedy and Re form, and on the Regulation of Limited Service, as appEcalue to Britith Regiments fetving in the Veit tidies, &c &e By Sir WILLIAM YOUNG, Bart. M. P. F. R. S. Printed for RICHARD l'itat.Etes, No. 6, Bridge ftreet, Flack friars, arql ultra had of all Bookfellers Of whom may be had, The PRESEN t STATE of Party, Q2arto, with Coloured Plates, price 4 SS !tt boards. HELMS' TRAVELS from BURROS AIRES. by POTOSI, to LIMA with Maps. 64 boards. CAPITAL BOOKS IN AGRICULTURE, forming a complete Agrictiltural Librarf. The Sixth Edition, improved, in one large voL Bro. price half-a. I, Inca in boards, 'THE FARNIER's CALENDAR; containing a -a- Full Account of the Bufinefs neceffary to be performed on all kinds of Farms during every Month of the Year, with the lattft Improvements, and the Mode of executing them. By ARTH UR YOUNG, Ef q. FK. S. Secretary to the Beard ISt Agriculture, and Member of various Phi. lofophical and Agricultural Societies in Europe arid America. It is impofEble, in the conipafs of an advertiletnent, to eallinC• rare the important contents, and the great pradical advantages, which mull refult,in the xnansgenixot of land, from a ectillant re crence to this ufeful work. Many thonfand copies are fold in every year ; and intelligent farmers and country gentlemen in every county in England, have acknowledged, not only that it enables them to perform every operation in the heft and moll fuccefsful nianner,but effeetr in the general bufmcfs of a farmer, a raving of from ten to twcnty -five per cent. 2. A New Edieion, corrected to January a, TBO7, in two large vole ato illuftrated with nearly One Hundred Engravings, repre. renting the molt improved Implements, the various Grades, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, price four guineas, boards. 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