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JOHNSTON. - Constantia, Miss NORTON. To whisis will be added the Musical Entertainment of WE FLY BY NIGHT ; *. Or, LONG STORIES. theneral Bastion, Mr. MUNDEN; Wit de Grenouille, Mr. FARLEY; Ferret, Mr. FAWCETT ; Gaby Grim, Mr. LISTON. • Lady Lynx, Mrs.DdIVENPORT ; Emma, Miss BOLTON; Mrs. Stubby, Mrs. lASTON. N ie s, 7s. Second Price Ss. 6d. Pit, 3s. 6d. Second Price 4s. Calkry 2s. Second Price is. Upper Callery is. BANK OF ENGLAND, DECEMBER 14, 1809. THE Court of Directors of the Governor and Con:poly of the B:pi of England, do hereby give Notice, that all Notes of the said Governor and Company, dated on and after the ::2d of December, 1809, will be issued of the following form BANK OF ENGLAND, 11 EAST-INDIA HOUSE, DA._.T6o: %), 1809. • THE COURT of DIRECTORS of :!e tIN/TED COMPANrof MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading. to the EAST INDIES, fb herd,' give *dice, That they will be ready to receive Proposals, in writing, on or before Wednesday the 10th of January next, from any persons who may be williv:Tto let on freight good Copper-bottumed Ships, the burthen of from 400 to 700 Tom, builder's measurement, for the said Company's service, for oNE voyage only. The Tenders, Aith the words " Ship Tender" on the eover,to I.e severally sealed up, and left.rith the Sea*, tary at or before . twelve o'clock at noon, on the said loth of January next, be yew! which hour no Tender will be received. This day was published, in ocie vnl. 4to. Plustrated with 15 Carts, price .El Is. in boards, THE BRAZIL* PILOT ; or a D escr i pt i on o f t h e Coast of Braz;l. Translated from the Portuguese of MA- NoEt I'IMENTEL, principal ilydrograplwr to Lis Majesty, John the Fifth of Portty,al. 'l'o which are aditt:e., Charts of some of its most considerable Ports, from M.S.S. never before published. Printed fir Longman, Furst, Kees, anti Ornie, Paternoster row; and A. Arrutvwnitli, Soho-square. I Promise to nay to Mr. Henry Hase, or Bearer, on Dodd; th: Sum if Peuadt, 18 London, 18 For the Gmernor and . Company of the Baal of England, A. B. That they will have the dates stamped or printed thereon, in stead of being written as heretofore; and ghat the numbers of the .gild Notes will be stamped or printed thereon, agreeably to the following descriptions, viz, 6 / The dexter number will be stamped or printed on the Irce44; emozior: and thtainiatei immix r will be - stamped of Milted on the words, " or bearer," and the names of the entering Cl'er'ks will not apt-ear on the Notes. ROBERT BEST, Secrete: y. day WAS published, in too. price 19s. boards, A SHORT SYSTEM OF COMPARATIVE 11 ANXI'QNIY, tramiattal from tic German of J. F. Blumen back, Professor of M.sliciiie in the University of Gottingen.— With num.:: . m;. additional Notes, and an Introductory View of the Classification of Animals. 3' ILLIAM MAT; The particular: of the terms and conditions upon which the above Ships will lie enraged in the Company's service, may he IX upon application to Mr. John Morice, Clerk to the Cum - ee of Aerie& on of after Stturddy heti the jristant._ By WILLIAM I.AWRENCB, Fellow or the Royai College of Surgeons in London, and Demon strator of Anatomy at St. Bartholomew's Hospi Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and Orme, Patern • 'rids day were published, • • Its. 5hre,.,.., Vols. Comm Aso puce . I€l V. LA brirags k i NS E LI SH.PROSE WRITERS, 1.., • rotiihlolrliest times to the close of the Seventeenth Cen tury, with Sketches Biographical and Literary, Including an Ito count of Books as well as of their Authors: with occasional Crio &c. By GEORG V. BURNE'I Late of Baliol C.alage . Oxford.. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orarr, F.'aternoster-row. ..W e regard these Volume: as worthy of no small commenda tion, and to ail who are interested in the progress of their mother tongue we cheerfully recommend a perus.ll of them." Monthly ileriew, Jan. :108. To-morrow... King Lear; King Lear, Mr.:Kemblg4. with the. W,«-man. pa b att air . ..The Exile; and Raising the On Tuesday—The Roman Father ; after *hick will be pro hced a New Pantomime, which bas been lone in preparation, called Harlequin Pedlar ; or, The Flaunted Well. It having been suggested to the Proi.rietors that the Adver esernent relative to that part of the Front Boxes, which is no* occupied by Annual Boxes, is liable to ini,construction, tiny beg ! me most respectfully to state, that, at the end of the pri sent season, they will open to the Public use the circle of Upper Boxes, retain , zig only the seven annual Boxes on each side, as they stood iu the old 'fbeatre. HOPE INSURANCE COM PANY—RIRE, and Num ES--Capital TWO MILLIONS—Office, LUD GATE HILL, LONDON. P ERSONS insured with this Office, whose Policies expire at Cants rNIAS, are respectfully informed, that Re ceipts for the R7newal of the same are now ri!.idr for D, livery at the Office, and wit:t the respective Agents of the Company throughout the United Kingdom. N. 11. P , ll:ries of In`SI.IFLLIICI!, which expire at the above Period should be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter. WILLIAM itl; RN', Secretary. BARKER% PANORAMA, STRAND, NEAR SURREY STREET. T HE gr eat circle exhibits an interesting VIEW of DOVER, taken from the icier, which comprehends the Castle, the Soa•h Foreland, the net► fortifications'on the Western heights, the Coast of France, the Pier, Shipping, &c. The smaller circle is for the present shut, and will open early in the spring, with a view of the Islands and Rocks of Scilly. T a GENERAL QUARTERLY MEETING A of the MARITIME CAMBRIAN SOCIETY, held at the Waterman's Arms, Pkkle Herring Stairs, December 1, 1809. Resolved, That in consequence of the great increase of cap tured Members belonging to this Society, there shall be annually paid by each Member, from and after the Ist of January, 1 s 10, in addition to the present annual Subscription, the Sum of One Pound. Re3olred, That from and after the Ist of January, 1810, any Person becoming a Member of this Society shall on his admis.. sit n pay, if his Vessel be under 100 .Tons, the Eum of . Z 4. 4s. and if 100 Tons and upwards, the Soul of X& Co. tot every We rt! .o admitted into the Society. NJ. B. The. Subscriptions aunt be paid on or before the Ist or March, 1!1 10. CORPORATION OF 'THE AMICABLE• SOCIETY FOR INSURANCE UPON LIVES; Instituted by Charter of Queen Anne, Anno 1708. rI'HE DIRECTORS hold a COURT at the 1 Society's House, in Serjeant's Inn, Fleet-street, EVERY WEDNESDAY, at Eleven o'Citick, for the Admission of Mem. hen, under the additional Charter, lately granted by his Majesty, for further extending to the rublic the benefits of this lostitution. Dy Resolutions of the I.,st General Court of the Society, tile 'be (2.-2thai ftlrtni•ers 'are now guamartwi to rrnduee. ark. /east, SIR° Per Share to the Families-or Assigns of the Membeh ; and any number of Shares, not exceeding twelve, may be granted on each life. Members are now admit ted at arty age, from Eight to Sixty-seven, for the various kinds of Life Insurance, whether for the whole life, or for any term of yezrs, or on Survivorship, or on any other contingency respecting hte. By Order of the Court of Directors, JOHN PENSAM, Registrar. . LONLON SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY AMONGST THE JEWS. (I N Tuesday, 26th December 1809, Two Sermons will b preached for the benefit. of the above Institution; that i:: the Morning, at St. Bride's Church, Fleet-street, by the Nev. J. Wilcox, M. A. Afternoon Lecturer of St. George's, Fouthwark, Minister of Bly Chapel, and Chaplain to the Earl of ; and that in the Evening, at the Jews' Chapel, Church- Eree, Spi:alfields, by the Rev. Jou N Strrc tir 7. of Olney, Blacks. Service to begin at a Quarter pint Eleven in the Morning, and at half-past Sin ha the Evening.. And on Wednesday, 27th December Iso9, Om Friends of the Institution will dine together at the City of London Tavern, BishiT ,2 w.f.-street. The EARL t.f CRAWFORD in the Chair. Tir S.:hacribt:rs ar. rrquestt•d to meet at the above place, at Fv.tr ollcck, to hear the iteport teal Piraiii will tot•oli Tal;le at Five o'Clnck precisely: ~ .:9!..llnittee will act as Stewards on tile occasion. Tickets , s to he had of the Stewards ; at the City of London Tavern, 7 ;!t.. atc street; at the Jews' Chapel, Church-street, Spitzl - .:r.l at Mr. Fox's, Lombard-street, or .27, Argyle-street, 'frs.f• 7! ,0r(..:.t. P. Th-re n'ready Twenty.two Jewish Children under :he P...;rrsr.r.v... ~ o , : iery, who will be introduced after, e.inner, a s:: Address will be spoken by one of them. MONEY. I:..FR S. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform tht,4 • that n bu in want and desirous of borrowing tens -7 i..-nnarent slims of money, that they can at all times Sfl:n froot i 001. to 20,0001. and upwards, on personal k 7 dPy miter security arising from Marriage Settlements. Money i•tintL, Clerzymon..' Livi:iFs, or Freehold, Cnpyhokl, and ••'.! : '•I F.Fates, on the mn-t and honourable terms.— I': 7$ • !:i1 iylication Messrs. Lue...s and Co. daily receive at their No. I n, Jennyn-street, St. I Ames's, either pts-sonally or by •!t,, pwir.p.sid. N. B. Ten I,—ro purchase will be given tor TO ; TO I AND NURSES • 1 1, A R M EP. _iA NT, 3, Middlesex-street, J.• :rimers-tow!, Les one of the grelte . t birthing% itt fttinit.n Datil; e, rt.st..r,i. d tb , ar chid , Wil3 to all ap- P'• - f:'.VCt• a: .1i• t'a:a..•. sr 6;4: , vat is a cons1:111P t! T., and lay two Ca' , in ctaivitl..ott, with his teeth, wh.,:a a ti.i • .1 t.tiy? Airs. rt , .:t of a bottle of the ANIERIC:AN ;(` SVP.U;' ; the mother Lc) sooner nt'Jiitt: it on EIS " . .P.'. he htgan t'. inetitl. and had a grail night, w!iich v as t t r cl•r. r s, and is Ftrfectly reitnred, Clough he was •.ff;:is r K. t.-. I.- 1 of the Proprietors, J. Johnson r.nd Co. Si, t, Oaft;rd- , tr , •4t: and retail of t;nitli , :g, 1.4 Ci.rnhill; a* d -:••• Medicine Vcrdt.? T‘ewn aad Coun ty-, a: a 1, , t.-1(.. f•-.r ready -mot-IT. AIt(iNIA'I'IC PECTORAL LO , LI.N(:1•IS, for c.v.,. Cuughs, Iloarseness, Short:les': of Coitsuriptiet,, and every diseas..il state of the ti:': s. ro coc ,. .ct:trair the li.:lsaraic qualities et the vegetable does i n n, one elegant and efficacious medicine for the cure of ceinplaints, W:l3 reserved for the Inventor of the pre cumpo:ition ; so active is its operation, that it quici:!:. - arrests t ‘‘• trfAt e.angerous tollarmnation, checks the Irritation of the however severe', and those uneasy and distressing spasms chest; as a preserrativt and cure front a cough to the most Consumptions, Butler's Lozenges are recortunended, to those who frequent public places, and are exposed to 5...eh 4 e. 11 vita:'„ es an d ;sight air. and ret-e.il, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, r . ".i r of e. ter-row - 'ruts, ;''royal Exchange; Clark, '269, L! ; and tr.ost Meslicltie Verniers in every country . town, •• e . r...s at Is. I 3d. ea c h. Of whom may In had, Butlers Cele- V.gmab:e Rnsontive Troth l'4.we.er, iv boxes at es. 94. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BILACKFRIARS; Emrowcred by Act of Par:iament for Insurance from FIRE, and on lacrs; and fo.. the Grant ani rorchcse of ANNUITIES INSURANCES falling due at Christmas, should be renewed w-itltin fifteen tl.tys from :ha: period. Abatements are maik, according to the Plaa wl.ich originated with this Company, on the Premium.; of all Fire Insurances out of London. A large advantage is allowed on Life Insurance, and every facility is afforded by which the interest and conve nience of the Public may be promoted. WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary. °„,' The Company's 0 lice for the West-end of Lonlnn, is at No.9', on the West-side of New Dond-street;near Oxford-street. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, SOU - THANT P FON-STREET, STRAND. INSURANCES which expire at Christa►as should be. renewed within fifteen days, or tile Policies will be void. . _ l'he distinguishing principles of this Office is, that the Persons ,insured share. profits equally with the original Members,and with the important advantage of nut being liable to make good the :OSWA of others. ido Citorga. for 11•Oicises ler..bsetervel friseei Fuming Stack tnstitettattitikle;diaed4 sta liy.urances %re cfficted in such part.: of the Metropuli*, u per take of the nature of Country risks, that is, the Western part thereof and the New Buildings generally. A7eats are appointed in all the principal Towns in C . :reat who are likewise Agents to the Provident Life Office., founded .n s7mihr principles.. A CAPITAL SITUATION. TO LINEN DRAPERS, MERCERS HOSIERS, SLOP SELL ERS, AM) 0 EffERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, • THE LEASE and GOOD-WILL of an old es tahlished HOUSE in full trade. in the above Branches of Business, most desirably situated in the centre of a populous Sea port Tinvu,inthe count'? of Kim, Where great returns are nrile. The purchaser is at liberty to take only that part of the present Stock he may think prisrer, at a fair valuation. The lic,ise is in complete repair, being lately fitted up wi h every convenience at a great txpence, with spacious Bow Windows, calculate; :Jr any Business tkat requires show and convenience. Part of the Premiss may be let for more than dm:ole the rent. For further Particulars enquire of Mr. TI .)nias Wholesale Upholsterer, Haberdashers'-pl.:ce-hJuse, street, near Finsbury-square, London. This day was published, in three vols. Bvo. handsomely printed on fine wove demy paper, Klee JCL 7s. in boards, The Fourth Edition of 'HE GENERAL HISTORY of POLYBIUS; - 11 - Mittfated from the Creek by Mr. HAMPTON. " The 11isOiry of Polybius is admin:d for its authenticity, and he 14, perha:)s, the only historian among the Greeks, who was expethavinully and professedly acquainted with the military ope rations, a: id the political measures of welch he snakes mention. lie has been recommended in every age and country u the best master in the art of War.—l.Etaras ear." Printed fur J. Johnson Wilkie and Robinson ;J. Walker; I.ea ; J. Richarditm ; and J. Paideler. yhis day was publishrd, Handsomely printed on a fine wove demy paper, price t 6s. in boards, or on a royal paper, price Li. Is. in board-, HO kATII curn.Scho liiss vetetibus. C.wiitavit et Notts illustravit, GUI.II-.I.MUS BAXTERUS; Variaa lrc•iones et obs ? rvarion t ,.s a djklit, 30. MATIIITAS GESNERUS: Ouibus et suss adaperait JO. CAROLUS ZEUNIUS, Prot. Gr. Lit. Viteburg. Edlda a , l:;:iGr etnendAtior, cum Indite eerbortan copiosksimo. impel:66 J. Johnson, T. Payne, Wilkie et Robinson, J. Walker, _. _ _ R. Lea, J. Richardson. et J. Faulder. Of whom maybe had, printed unif.uTnly on deny paper, price l4s. iv loo::rds, or on royal wove paper, price £1 le. in boards, P. V iRGII.R.Js. MAR°, in 'usunt Scholarum, ad novissimain E NI I Editiouenk xactus, cxciais disquisitionibu4, excursituri, et notarcm its gut:: ad juniurinn commuditatem minus pettinere videbant..r. • _ POE'T'RY APPLIth TO EDUCATION. I'ABERT and Co. at the ORIGINAL JUVENILE Ltar...tuy, 157. NEW Bonn-Sraft r, respectfully intro duce the following valuable Books to the Nobility, Gentry, and leachers is general, as being admirably adapted to the purpose of initiating young Penons in the respectivssubi•cts. No principle is mere universally recogtezed (ban that of the efficacy of re ducing to rhyme whatever is intended to ntAce a lasting impres sion on the memory ; a::d on title principle the following Works will he found worthy of general introduction among young Per sons of both s-Its 1. GOLDSMI l'H's GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY, Versi fied, by the Rev. W. R. Johnson, price 4s. half bound. ' 2. The HISTORY of ENGLAND, in easy Verse, by the same Author, price 2s. 6d. half bound. 3. The HISTORY of ROME, In easy Verse, by the saute, price 2s. 6d. half bound. 4. The HISTORY of GREECE, in easy Verse, by the same, price 2s. 6d. half bound. Printed for Tebart and Co. New Bond-street ; and to be had of all Booksellers, with a full allowanca. to I .3clsools, and the thirteenth Book given gratis. TO att PRAwsurreas OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND GENTLEMP!N ' T HE diath of Sir W I CIA AM BENSLE havirg occasioned a Vacancy in the Direction, I beg most n.spectfully to renew the offer of my services. Engaged in no pursuit that can divert me from an unremitting attention to the duties of she honourable Office to which I aspire, and beirg re solved to devote my time and experience to the advancement of your Interest., I trust I shall he able to discharge those Duties, ir. a manner suitable to the very flattering reception with which the tender of my services has been. received by the Proprietors at large. To those numerous Friends, who have promised me their Votes and Interest, I again return my sincere thanks, assuring them, if, through their support, my present sanguine hopes shoula be crowned %vitt, success', it will ever be my study to evince the gratitude with which—l must always remain, Ladles end Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful littnible Servant, JOHN IILADEN TAYLOR. No. 40, Devonshire -Place, Dec. 18, 1809. Colorel Taylor's Committee meet daily at the City of London cavern, where any friendly communication will be thankfully received. AT a numerous and respectable MEETING of the FRIENDS of Lieutenant-Colonel JOHN BLADEN TAYLOR, held this 19th of December 180 D, at the City of Lon don 'raven!, the following Resolution was unanimously agreed to, on a motion made by JAM Y 3 BARNETT, Etq. and secontkil by Groan): Co , nurN;y.sq,_ ROBERT WILLIAMS, Jun. Esq. M. P. in the Chair. It was resolved, that in the opinion of this Meeting, Colonel Joust BLAD EN Twy Lox is peculiarly qualified to fill the present vacancy in the Ea•t India Direction, occasioned by the death of Sir WII,LIAM BF. NSLET, Bart.; and that Chia Me:ltipg, therefore, will exert their utmost endeavours collectively and individually to promote his success. ROBERT WILLIAMS, jun. Chairman. The Thwiks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to Ro star WILLIAMS, Esq. for his conduct as Ch:ernait„ TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EA*l: INDIA STUCK. LADIES AND GrNTLPMEN, ikVacancy having ("centred in The East India- INrection, I respectfully solicit the frmur of your Votes and lctec.;„ rlropspy opulirctej jo the honour of filling it. Wren I first Zkciarainy inttenrion of olreflelrseyself to ',Atilt moire, as a Candidate 6r the Direction; my heaps. Strere Winded, wick!, upon the experience which you have had of my conduct, as a Proprietor. 1 slsould not, however, do justice to the un enmnioaly kind and fiatteriug receptiod which I have met with, if I did not, now, feel confident tut, by 3 CCnitin:•:atiOn of such kindness, l shall be placed in the Lirourable situation to which I aspire. I am still impressed with the importcnce of the situation, even in common times. But at this time, vi Is our Chartn. nearly ex piring, the Trust is of much more foa l) usual m agn i tu d e . If t h e part, which I have public l y taken in the Court of Proprietors, should induce to believe, that I ant qualified to discharge the peculiarly important duties of a Director, 1 request the honour of your support. I cannot conclude this Address without expressing my sincere concern at the loss which we have all sustained, by the death of Sir Wilhamßensley. I have long known and valued him ; and, upon many occasions, I have experienced his friendly disposition to wards me. If, by your favour, I shall bd appointed to fill the vacancy which his death has occasioned, I shall bear in mind and endeavour to imitate his many excellent qualities, and, particu larly, his inflexible integrity. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, with much respect, Your most obedient, and very humble Servant, Strand, Dec 19, 1805. RICHARD TWINING. This day was published, In five large vols. Svo. price XS. I3s. 6d boards, A GEOGRAPHICAL AND HISTORICAL VIEW of the WORLD: exhibiting a complete Dclinea• tion of the natural and artifleal features of each Country ; and a succinct narrative of the origin of the different Nations, their Po litical Revolutions, and progress in Arts, Sciences, Literature, Commerce, tkc. 'l•he whole comprising all that is important in the (ieography of the Globe an the History of Mankind. By JOHN BIGLAND, _ _ _ Author of "Letters on Ancient arid Modern H:story," tcc. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rees, mid Orme, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, and J. Cundee. This work is opon a plan entirely rew, and will be found mach more comprehensive than a:ty compendium of Geography and History hitherto published. The Geogrlphy of each Coun try, and its Natural History, are here treated a: c nisiderable length, and from the late authorities ; the principal Cities, with :he objects of curiosity or interest contained in them, are fully d?scribed, as are also such Edifices and other works of human art, as were thought deserving of notice. The Political and Civil liistory of each nation succeeds, in which the aim of the Author has been, in narrating its principal revolutions, to trace its pro gress in the arts of civilized life. To the History is added, an ac count of the present state, political and moral, of every country, exhibiting the rank it sustains in the scale of Civilization, and its relative importance among nations. '1"/IIi EDINBURGH REVIEW. This day was published, prime 6s. THE EDINBURGH REVIEW ; or, CRITICAL Jou a NAL, No. XXIX. Containing Discours sur le Progres des Sciences, Lettre?, & Arts, depuis 1739, jusqu'd ce jour (1908); on. 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' s s Ordcrs for TH.E W ATCHMA NI together with the Comma* nications of its Correspondents, are itartictiiarly requested to be in future forwarded to Messrs. Westier anti Carri/di, pool:seller% No. 159, S Ana; ur to Mr. K.:saltine, irritaer , Cliecquer-yard, Dosegate Numbers I. and iI. may still be had. UltE. This day was published,.prioe 9s. in hoards, The Sect nd Edition, vt•ry much enlarged and improved, of HINTS ON AGRICULTURAL SUBJECTS, and on the beat Means of improving the Condition of the lab:wing Classes. By J. C. CURWEN, Esq. M. P. Of I.Vorkington Hall, Cumberland, Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Churchiard; and B. email and Co. Stauoner's-Court. This Work, written with the laudable intention of affording the most copidas in:emotion to the prActiral farmer, embrace* almost the whole circle of agricultural kt:owledge , fo unded on eif. p.triment. 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LAWRENCE ON HORSES—THIRD EDITION. • 'this day was published, in large cols Svo. with large additions on the improvement ci the Horse, the merits of Lord Lrskine's late Bill, &c. &c. price 121 1,. board; APHILOSOPHICAL AND PRACTICAL 'FRE/Vila on I lisees, an d oil the "sl . t,ral Duties of M3l towards the Brute Creatit.ni ; comprehending the choice, manage ment, purchase, and sale of (met y dt scription of the horse; the improved method of Shoeing, medical presctipzioas, and surgical treatment - , in all known diseases. By JOHN LAWRENCR. " Mr. Lawrence treats particularly of the management Ai Horses, under the heads of the Economy of the Stable, Purchase and Sale, Veterinary Medicine, &a. He wa ites with spirit, good sense, and humanity ; and we recommend his work to die notice of our readers."—Mont lily Review. Printed for Sherwood, Ntely, and Jones, Paternoster-row; and Crosby and Co. Stationers-Court.. bi whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. In One large Volume hvo. price 12s. boards, a new Editior, being the Fifth, with large Additions, containing a full practical Exposition of the Nature, Causes ' and Effects, of Bligh t , Smnt, Mildew, and other Di,eases of Corn, with various useful Hints on the most important !.ranches of FinsbariTy. THE NEW FARMER'S CALENDAR ; or, Monthly Remembrances for all Kinds of Country Business : compre hending all the material improvements in the New Husbandry, with the Management of Live Stock. Inscribed to the Farmers of Great Britain. Containing reil..ctions on the existing State of cur Agriculture, its Merits and Defec:s, the real Causes and only effectual k!-medy of Scarcity. in a neat Pocket Volume, price 25. extracted front the above, fur snore general use, 2. The FARMER's POCKET CALENDAR; or, Monthly Remernbranc , r for all kinds of Country Business necessary to be attended to throughout the yeer ; comrrehending all the material Improvements in the New Husbandry. LAWRENCE ON CATTLE. Dedicated to Lord SOMERVILLE. Just puhrshed, in one volume octavo. price its. boards, Second Edition, with large Additior s, on Wour., MERINO SHr.Ep, &c. I AWRENCE'S GENERAL TREATISE ON 4 CATI'LE ; the Ox, the Sheep, and the Swine; compre. hentiing their Breeding, Management, Improvement, and Diseases. Contents—Neat Cattle—Various foreign Races—Form and the Principles of Improvement—Description of the established breeds of British Neat Cattle, with their permanent varieties—Breeding and rearing—rh D:tiry—Stall-feeding, &c.—Ox lahour—Va- Hints opinions of preee:lip Writers—Sheep and Wool—Breedlair and Improvement—Various Breeds of Britain—Spanish Sheep, with the nature and actual state of the Improvement of British Wool by the Spanish Cross—Similar Improvement upon the Con• tirent from the French of Lasteyrie—Swine, various breeds, ma nagement, &c.—Cattle Medicine, a propo s al for its Establishment on a rational foundation—On Quacks, advertised Medicines, anti i:;ftliihle Receipts— the various diseases of Glen, Cows, and Calves, of Sheep and Swin,:, with remedies and proper treatment. Pointed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Paternoster-rtiw ; and I. Harding, St James's-street. 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