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• .. I . .., 7-- '2•\.,,A ( . ' . , . ... • 1 4 1 • . V I . 1 6)4, • 1 . .) I . . . . I .. . • .. IX. is • \ $ " ''' ,i.. : , , 4,.. , . 2, • ~ ... 4 11 . ......4 0r. 4 NL V 1 t s s . _ . nte ...(.........." . . . .... ..--- ~,,........ . - ! _ / 1 4 • ......0 ti‘,„ :. .ro - • . ~.... .) 4 CiDt : OVrt 4 1 L• • • 24UMBRik .5676 _ MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1807. LPkI ::tz SIX-Pb 'JCS THEATRE.ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ARMY. AMAJOR of INFANTRY wifhes to Exchange to CAVALRY, or to a Single Battalion —Letters ad dreffed P. Z. Spring garden Coffee Houle, will be immediately attended to. This day was publithed, STATE OF THE CASE : addreffed to LORD GRENVILLE and LORD HOWICK. Printed for J. Hiltchard. Bookallcr to her Majefty, No. 190, Piccadilly. • TO MORROW EVENING, APRIL 7, 1507, will be acted the new Comic Opera of FALSE ALARMS ; • Or, MY COUSIN. To which will be added the new Grand Romantic Melo- Drama, called THE WOOD DEMON ; ot,“ THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK " Viith entirely nrw Mtilic, Scenery, Machinery, Dreffes, and De 'coratloos.—The Overturt and Wile eompofed by Mr. Kelly. This Evening—Lover's Vows; with the new Melo Drame of ibe Wood Dzmon. 'TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS for the FIRST•DRAWN TICKET in the GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTERY, which begins Drawing To morrow Week, April 14, and every Ticket on that Day will be a Prize. SCHEME. ..- This day was publifhed, in three vols. ram°. price rii.3oards, DRELINCOURT and RODALVI ; or, Memoirs of two Nobte Families. A Novel, in three voltunes, By Mrs. BYRON, Author of " Anti-Delphine. ;; Priuted for J. Mawman, in the Poultry. • Of whom may be bad, ANTI-DEI.PHINE ; a Novel, Foutult.l on Fads, in two Vol.s limo. price Bs. boards. EDINBURGH MEDICAL. JOURNAL. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVENING, APRIL 7, 1807, will be acted a Comedy, called EVERY MAN IN HLS HUMOUR. Kitely, Mr. COOKE. To which will be added the New Pantomime, called MOTHER GOOSE: Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. This Evening—King Richard the Third; with Mother God& 4 Prises of £20,000 4 10,000 4 -- 5,000 zo z,OOO z o . 300 30 103 40 5 3 3goo 20 3,oooFirtt drawn Tickets io each aspoo Tickets. are £BO,OOO ....... 40,000 ..... 20,000 —.. 10,000 ........ 5,003 .... . 3,000 OVllin 1,000 —.. 60,000 30,000 £2 s o ,cxx) FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, aft Day, - - £so,ooo ad Day, - 20,000 3d Day, 41 ao,ooo 4th bay, - 20,000 yth Day, - . 10,004 6th Day, - - - I %coo TICKETS and SHARES are Idling at ail the old dtablilhed Once. in England, Ireland, and Scotland. PRESENT PRICE : Ticket 4 19 18 0 410 3 o I Eighth 5 3 o Sistonsth Half Quartcr - LI 12 0 -i 6 6 --- CHARACTERS OF SHARESPERE. INSTITUTION Pir the IMPROVEMENT of ENGLISH FLO. CUTION, the Cute of Impediments of Speech, and the In itruetion of Foreigners, in the Idiom and Pronunciation of the Englifh Language. No. 40, BEDFORD PLACE, Rosstit-Settmat, BLOOMSBURY. rI'HIS PRESENT MONDAY the 6th, Wednef i day the Btb, and Friday the 'nth of April, 18D7. and the Monday, Wednefday, and Friday enfuing, at eight in the evening, MR. THELWALL Will deliver a POPULAR COURSE of CRITIC %I. and DRA- M ATIC LECTURES nn fome of the PLAYS of Sll AK ESPERE, and on the Reprefentatinn of his Principal Characters by Recent and Contemporary Performers. Including particular Criticifms on„, the Qltalifications and Accomplifiunent• nereffary to form the Finilhed Ador, and Exemplifications of the Elocution and Adlion Of GARRICK, REDDISH. HENDERSON, SMITH, BETTY, KEMISLE COOKE, ELLISTON, Mrs. SIDDONS, mire SMITH, &c. To be EC• companied by Recitations of the principal Speeches, Soliloquies &c. from the refpedive Plays. Admittance 1. 6d.—Eight Transferable Tickets tl. vs . N B. Private Inftruaion.. Accommodations for Hns`e Pupils by the Year, Qarter, or Month. Junior Pupils, with Impedi ments, fuperintended by Mrs. Tit E LWA I. L. MANSION HOULTSE AND MANORS IN DORSETSHIRE, TO BE LET FOR A TERM OF YFARS, THE very ELEGANT MANSION HOUSE of CRITCHILL, partly furnifhed, with fuch part of the hand fame Park belonging, as may be agreed on. And the right of Sporting in fevcral adjacent Manors, where the Game is abundant. Alfo the ISLAND and CASTLE of BROWNSE fituate at the entrance into Pool Harbour. The !nand confifts of about Soo Acres, and the Cattle is partly furnifhed, and forms the molt complete Marine rcfidence in England. Alfo the MANSION-HOUSE of GRANGE. with the Manors 'attached thereto, and an adjoining Farm, which may be let toge ther with the Manfion, or hparate. Further particulars may be had, by application to Mr. FVIIII, Surveyor, at Wimborne ; and of Melrrs. M Dougall and Hunter, Lincoln's-Inn, London. MONEY READY TO ADVANCE. ALL Perfons in the Poffeffion of Incomcs, ari fi ng from Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafehold Eftates, in Land or Houres,Money in the Funds, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Church Livings, or any other certain Income for Life, may be fupplied with tempora ry or permanent Sums of Money to any amount, by paying An nuity 'mecca for the fame. The Nobility and Gentry of known property, or their heirs, may be accommodated, on their perfonal fecurity; and in any I aftance where the Engle fecurity of an individual may be deemed infufacient, the addition of another perfon to guarantee the pays merit of the intereft. will remove the ohjedion ; and in all cafe privilege will be Osten to the Public, to return the nrineipal at their own option.—Perfonal applications will be rect.-Owed every day till four o'clock, and Letters iron Corrcfpondcnts in town and country, (poft paid) will be immeclatcly anfwered, addrciled to the Diredor of the Knightibridge Bank, at his town houfe, No 8, Lower john-hrect, Goidsn4luarc. TO THE LADIES. - ---- BAGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATOY, for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the face, neck, arms, Sec. and for improving the complcdtion. The above has been fufficiently celebrated throughout the Eaftern nations, from whence it was firß brought to this country by Lady M— W— M—ue, and has fince that time fultained a character in Frglancl, and on the Continent, as the en ly Depilatory ever clrered to the public, which unites a mildnefs of operation, not to irritate even the deli cate &in of an infant, with infallible and permanent efficacy. The confta:'t fpurious attempts to imitate this depilatory have induced the proprietor to appoint Mrs. Knight, No. t. Balcer's Court, Hol born Bars, his kle vender, by whom it will in future be fold , and at no other houfe in Lonlion.—Letters, poll paid and inclofing the amount, punctually executed. Price 35. 6d. the bottle. An abatement of is. in the fix bottles. • N. B In Turkey and Egypt it is employed by the men to give uniformity and (hope to their multachios, &c. LADIES. THAT Superfluous Hairs are one of the greareft drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Female F3CC, Arms, &c. is allowed by every man, front the Prince to the Pea. fant. To remove them various Preparations have. from time to time, started up, but molt of them (although pompoutly adver tiled) having been found either inefficacious or deleterious, are fa/len or falling to the ground. In praile of TRENI Int DPP'. LATORY, which Rends abfolutely unpaMlleled and kelt!, ce • iebrated, the Proprietort will only oblerve, that it retnovcs the hairs in a few minutes, without injuring tiv kin, or caufing any unpleatant fenfation—that it has been happily applied and highly approved in the bait circles of fafhien and rank—and that Ladies may fee it ufed, and thus have ocular demonftratiun of its efficacy sad innorenee,before they make a purchafe. --- - - • • it is fold thy appointment of Trent and Co.) wholefale and re by Mr. Perrin, ati Solthamptnes ftreet, Covent Garden; Mr. aseapfide; Mr-Golding, Coenhill; and retail by all the cipal Perfumers and Mediens Venders in lAmdon. To Ladies in the country, enelofing the iunount,free of portage, it will be immediately forwarded—price 5.. To the 'PROPRIETOR of Dr. BRODUPA's IV! EMI NES, Daffy's Elide Warehonfe, SAlifbury-fguart• " St a Birmingham, July 29, 2806. tßaped you to fend to m 3 fitter in Hatton Gar den, where you font before, two Five Guinea Bottles of Door ilitODUM's NFRVOUS CORDIAL, and flu will pay for the tame. I have the plesfore to inform you, that one of the bottles you latt fern I gave to Mrs Spooner, who lives near Woreefftz- -014 : 12414 laboured under a nervous afiiiaion, attended with the molt vioknt head ache, for tome years; anti the writes me word, fince the cow linseed taking your Medicine, the uopteafant fymptoms have very South decreafed, and the has the molt fanguine hopes of being per leafy cunt' by a few more bottles. I have the fatiQfadtion to ad& the Nervous Cordial has completely reftored me to health, and I only now take it by the advice of my phyfician (who has the high eltopinion of your Medicine) to prevent a relapfe. 4 And am, Sir, your molt obedient bumble Servant, " MARY BROWNE," STATE LOTTERY. Prizes of Lr,o^o Soo 4 Prizes of 4 10,000 to 4 10,000 to 4 --- 5.000 Etc. Pc. B.:c. SWIFT and Co. No. 11, POULTRY, and No. 1 2, CHARING CROSS. are felling the TICKFTS and SHARES of the prefect STATE I.fr ITERY, to begin Drawing 14th of Tuts Mow re This Lottery contains an unufual number of the highcit Capitals, and gives to the firß Three Thoufand Tickets to!. each, over and above any other Prizes that may be drawn againft them. EIGHTEEN CAPITAL. PRIZES in the left and preceding Lotteries, were fold in upwards of Two Hundred Shares, at SWIFT and Co's. Offices. 4. CORNHILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. BISH folicits the attention of the Public to the • SCHEME of the NEW LOTTERY, in another part of this Paper, which will he found to contain an unufual number of Capital Prizes, with the novelty of zo.oool. being allotted to the Firft-drawn Ticket on each of the firft four days, in addition to which the firft 3,000 Tickets drawn out of the Wheel are entitled to tot each, over and above any benefit that may be drawn againft them ; an early purchafe is therefore neceWary, as the whole weight of Capital Prizes is Pure to be drawn in the firft four days. Ticket► and Shares are felling in great variety at the above Offices, where • Nos. 1,147, and 6.633, The Two LAST FLOATING CAPITALS Of 30,ocicl. each, were both SHARED RDA SOLD; And where Twenty-one Capital Prises were Shared and Sold in the laft and prefont year. ••• The LOTTERY begins 14th of THIS MONTH. SHARED by HORNSBY and CO. in the lab LOTTERY: No. 19.544, Prize of 20,1001. in fifteen Shares, 8.756, Prize of spool. in five Sham, 1,353, Prize of soot in nine Shares, 44, Prize of soot in fixteen Shares, I.ikewife in former Lotteries. No. 33.979, and N 3. 42.09, both Prizes of 30,0031. and Two hundred and thirteen Prizes. from ; oel. to 32.0051. have been Shared and Sold by Horniby and Co. The Tickets, Halves, Qpartcrs, Eighths, and Sixteenths. are now Selling at the loweft Prices; and the Money for the Prizes paid on Demand. The Scheme contains much Novelty, and is highly approved of. The Drawing begins on the 14th of THIS MONTH, with a 20,0001. fur the Firlt-drawn Ticket, on the firft Day; 26,c=1. fecond Day; zopool. third Day; 20,00c1. fourth Day ; 16,0c01. fifth Day ; io,oool. firth Day. Orders, by Letter or Carrier, executed exadtly on the fame Te rme as if pvefent, at either of their Licenfed State Lottery. Offices, No. 26, Conihill, 32, Charing Crofs, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF BOOKS. THE Public arc refpeetfolly informed, that from and after the ift day of May next, the OCTAVO EDI TION of the LIFE of WASHINGTON will be advanced from Two Guineas and a Half to Three Pounds, and the Pars of Dr. GREGORY'S CYCLOPEDIA from Nine Shillings to Ten Shil lings; or the complete Work from Five Pounds Fifteen Shillings to Six Guineas.—"t hefe Advances take place in Confsquence of the unavoidable Excels of the Quantity of the two Works, above what was originally contemplated.—Till after the aft of May they will continue to be fold at the original Prices. Bridge-It reet , March 14, 1807. This day were publifhed, in Oetavo, price 55. fewed, OBSERVATIONS on the ADVANTAGES and PRACTICABILITY of MAKING TUNNELS under NAVIGABLE RIVERS, particularly applicable to the propofed Tu,•nel under the Forth, with an Appendix, containing Reports of Surveys, and Opinions of Engineers, relative to this Under taking. Illultrated with a Stain!' and Maps By JAMES MILLAR, M. D. F. S. A. S.and WILLIAM VAZIE, Efq. Edinburgh : Printed for Mundell, Dnig, and Stevens, and Arch. Conttabl; and Co.; and T. Oltel!, Ave-Maria-lane; and J. and J. Taylor, No. 56, High Holborn, London. TO THE LOVERS OF THE ARTS. This day was publiffied, Ornamented with 36 Engravings by erainentArtills,aftcr etchings taken from the original Pietures, No 1,2, and 3. price 4s each, in (Mayo, and 7s 6d. in nuarto, to he continued Monthly. of 1E HISTORIC G ALLEM' of PORTRAITS I- and PAINT INGS, containing Portraits of the moft celebrat ed Men in every age and country, and Graphic Imitations of the knelt Bpccimens of the Arts, Ancient and croaern. No. I. contains, Francis I.—l lenry IV.—Catherine ll.—Frederick the Great— Leo X.—Earl of Chatham—Eralmus—Petrarch. Death of the Virgin Mary, by - Caravaggio. Defeent from the eras Ruben.. Finding of Mores Pouffin. Death of Socrates , David. No IT . cnn•ains, ... ....... ....... Gußavus 111 —Clement XlV.—Raynal—Madam de Makite noo--Barbaruffa—Maehiavelli—Rubeus—St. Leo. Rafurreetion of Lizarug, by - Jouvenet. Ulyffra, learus,and Penelope . Gaither. Chrilt carried to the Tomb - Caray.ggio. The Death of Raphael Mon fi au. - No. lit. contains. Game Adolphus—flembo—Haller—Madame de Sevigne— Franklin—Le Chevalier Bayard—d'Alembert —*Charles Boro meo--Mores Trampling on the Crown of Pharaoh, by Pouffin. The Reconciliation of Mary•de-Medici with her Son, Rubcns. Rebecca and Eliezer P. V eroncfe. Bonaparte crofling the Alps - David. This Work will be enriched in the courfe of the year with at leaft t so Plates, and as the publiihers have already upwards of Soo fubjeets in their poffeffion to be engraved from, there will not be the leaft delay in the regular Monthly Publication. Printed for Vernor, Hoed, and Sharp, No 31, Poultry. TO THE MEMBERS OCT THE . NEW BRITI :It TONTINE,. ate LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN, lAM happy to inform you, thdt after feven years unremitting perfevtrance, the Suit in Equity, relative to your Society, it brought to a fuccefsful terminatio.t, and, in a nionth ur two, upwards of NINtIY THOUSAND TioUNDs ltaibig will he dit tributed among the 3697 elates lubitantiated in the Law-Suit.= The money sill be paid at the Exchequer Office, In the Temple, Loinfon ; therefore. thofe perfons who cannot attend perfonally, anti wi-ts have i..:talreadv executed Powers of Attorney to a refi dent in the Metropolis, fhould apply to me, or 'hell r• fraive So licitors, to procure the requifite powers from the Exchequer Office, in order that no unneceffary delay ntsy take place idler the funds are in course of payment. When ..!tuall) payable It will be an nouaccd by Advertifonent.—l am, My 1.1 , r?5, I.adics, and Gentlemen, Your butubic and obedient Servant P. HURD, Solicitor to the Society's Concern& This day was publifked, price :;s. No. X. of THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL and SURGI CAL JOUR it AL; exhibiting a concife View of the Weft and mutt important Difcoveries in Medicine, Surgery, and Philr rnacy. Edinburgltt Printed for Archibald Conftable and Co Edit• burgh; and John Murray, No. 32, Fleet-itrect, London. Of whom may be had, No. I, to IX, of the above Work, price 27a in Numbers. Temple. April 2, ISO 7. ABERDEEN, MARCH zo, 1807. AT t GENERAL MEETING of the LAND. HOLDERS, JUSTICES of the PEACE, and COMMIS SIONERS of SUPPLY of ABERDEENSHIRE, called by the Convener of the County, in confequence of the recommendation of the (Zenner Salons of the Ye ice, to take IMO confideration the Bill now depending in Parliament, ifitituled," An Adt fur better regulating the Courts of Juftice in Scotland. and the adminiitia tiou of Juftice therein; and eftablithing 'Friel by Jury In certain Civil Camfes :" And particularly, that chute of the raid Bill, whereby it is propofed that Juries than be Unanimous in pro nouncing their Verdicts. ROBERT' DALRY MPLE HORN ELPIIINSTONE, of Logic Elphinitone, Peaces. The Mewing Refolutions were moved by Mr. Ho EN ELPBIN. S 1 ONE, fecended by Mr. MENZIES of Pitfoildels, and %ramie moufly aeopred I RESOLVED, That the Meeting approve of the general Principles of the Bill, as tending to remove inconveniences Which have been found to arife from the prefent contlitution of the Supreme Court of Scot land, and the mode of adminiftering Juftice in this part of the United Kingdom. net, although the Meeting are not inclined to give any opinion on the de ail of the propofed Syltere. from the cunfideration that it will he more ably difeuffed by the great talents of thofe who have brought forward and fupported the prefeut meafure, and by the protellional experience of the loirned individuals intimately and perfonally cenliceted with the 1.141 proceedings in this Coun try ; yet they feel themfelves itutorietilly called upon to offer fome remarks on that claufe of the Bill which requires unanimity in cafes of Civil Trial by Jury. That, in the adminiftration of Criminal Juftice in Scotia:3d, no inconvenience haelii the experience of ages, been found to refute from vcrdidts being pronounced by a elurality or majority of the Jury; *bile the Meeting are dilpofed to believe that the fyftena of compulrory unanimity, now propofed to be ettablithed, in civil cafes mutt, in many hillances, be attended with the weft diftref flog individual liaroihip, and often be fubverive of public juftice. It is evident, both from the nature of the bun . = mind, sal from experience in Scotch Criminal Treas, that it often may, and fumes times mutt happen, that jurymen, equally -accretive to their duty, and atecious to perform it, will nevereheles fee the qu.;flion before them in different liehts, and may theretore, really, honeitly, and confcientiouily, difagrec in opiener, without being able, by any argument or difeuffien, to convince one another. The Meeting arc altogether unable to conceive that a Jut ynian, blend by his oath to :dye " a true eerdict,according to the trid:EiCt," can, not withitanding concur, iii aay cafe whatever, with any majority, in a verdict contrary to his own opinion, which verdict he melt confeqiiently confider as untrae, and not accordieg to the evid e n ce , wit tout being guilty of a molt dime And sneutfett breach of his oath, and of hi. mutt (scud duty as a Juryman. Hence it unde niably follows, that requiring au apparent unanimity among Jury men, who may be finally unable to reconcile their several judg ments, on thc evidence before them, to the minds of each other, mutt, in every fuch ca e e tend to deprive them of the free ufe of every rational faculty, to the exercife of the facred truft committed to them, and impofe on them the neceffity of faerificing either their live, or their copfcienees. That the Meeting have feen, in a printed report from a Com mittee of the Faculty of Advocates, fume olifervations on this important fubjed ; and after an attentive confider-Anon of sh o re obfervations, with all due refpeet to the opinions of that learned body, they cannot avoid remarking, that the reafuns there Rated, in favour of requiring unanimity in Juries, do not appear to them by any means to obviate the very lerious objeetien jolt effered againft that fyfteen. With regard to the advantages expected, in the report, to refult from requiring unanimity, the Aiming mutt oh nave, that, info far as thofe advantages may be teal or important, they appear (efficiently attainable by leis violent means. The fa cred duty, and the oaths of Jurymen, are the proper (and have, in this country, been hitherto found to be adequate) lectirities for their attentive conlideration of the matters before them: and the in conveniencies apprehended from difclofing the fentinseots of indi vidual Jurymen, which this Meeting do not conieler as of much importance, might eerily be obviated, by adding a claufe of fecrecy to the oath of a Juror, as is cuflomary in Courts Martial. The Meeting are, however, very far from having aid , inclined an to re commend this proviiion, as, in their opinion, 6:her requitite or AGRICULTURAL. BOOKS, deferable, but only as infinitely preferable to a compulfo - y (and often fietitious) unanimity. As to the older - vane:l, that what may Publithed by J. HARDING, N 0.36, St. James'nftreet, London: appear ',Kurd in theory may be found in practice, the Meeting are I.TH EFA RME R's ACCO UN - I: . 800 K ; ena. of opinion, that inftead of at once making In very wide and unne blieg the Farmer with great cafe to kee? a daily jour. cellery a deviation from the eftablithed confute r ion el Juries in this nal of his proceedings, an account of labour performed, of live and country, it would he prudent, in the firft inkanee, to affimilate, 44 far as poffible, the trial by Jury in civil cafes to that already etta• other Rock, of receipts and outgoings, and various oth er m atters, particularly ufeful to the Landowner, Farmer, Bailiff, and Sow. blilbed, and which has been found completely adequate to the ards of Eltates. Folio, containing a year's accounts , p'ict; its. i ends of Juftice in criminal cafes; and, flamed ieconvenienciez thence occur, it might then he time enough to apply the neceffary 2. Dr Aiderfim's Effay on the Mears of Improving Pou r Soils, where Lime and Manure are no: be had. B vo. as. remedies. that the Meeting, viewing the propofed fell em of unanimity in 3. Lord Dundonald on the Connexion that fuhfifts between civil Jetties, as a meafure which mutt affect the Kett intereits, and Agriculture and Chemiltry, containing a particular examination highest privileges of every elate of Society, have, in &Cuf fi ng its of the various Subftances tiled as Manures. eto. los. 6d. merits, carefully avoided all party e mfideretioes ; a line of con. 4. Smith's Obfervations on the Utility. Form, an d Management duet which . h a o i p t d e d w e i e l i l ,l b y e t a n d l ; t p: l e k dp , y v t t t h h ei t r he co w un e t t t g r t y: of Water Meadows, on Draining Peat Bogs, and other Ituprove eondudted Duke of Bedford,Mr. Coke, &c. Bvo men of every ' ments, for the I with plates, los 6d. • thc country at large, as to the numerous individuals who may be 15. Culley's Obfervatinns on Live Stock, containing directions required to &Charge the (acted duty of Jurymen, the Meeting for choofing and improving the heft breeds of domeltic animals, would beg leave to recommend them in the warned and ftroneeft I a new edition, with an Appendix onthe Merino breed of Sheep, manner, to the attenti v e co nfid e ratiun of all thofe wbo fe firuatiott 1 Bvo, with plates. 78. in the country may lead them to the difcutlion of a matt e r iufi 6. Luccock's Effay on Wool, with Hints for the improvement of nicely interelting to every inhabitant el Scotland; and to ewer's the Britilh Fleece, addrcffed to the Breeder, Grazier, and Menu- their bumble, but molt carnett and anxious hope, that the Legif fadturer, Bvo, 5s 6d. lature may, in their *Mom and benevolence, be difpufed to ex 7. Pontey's Fureft Pruner, an Effay on the management of Tim. empt the people of this country front the operation of acl mule on her 'frees, whether intended for ufe, filcher or ornament, with a ways receffary to the great object of the Bill, and by which their new fyftern of management for Oak Woods, Bvo, with plates, 'as. morel and religious feelings would be molt deeply wounded. 18. Sir Jofcph Banks on the Difeafes of Corn , with an Appendix l That there Refolutions be printed, and traefmitted to the by Mr. Knight on the caufes of Blight, &c. Bvo. as 6d. County Member, and to the Members for the two Diftriets of 19. Small's Treatife on inotighs and Wheel Carriages. with Ar- Boroughs connected with the Cutioty, rcqueftlaig them to cadet • buthnot's Diredtions for the formation of Ploughs, with many your, by every means in their power, to forward the objedt of the plates, is. Refolutions. ten. The farmer's Magazine ; a Collection of Effays and Tracts That !here Refolutions be alfo font to the Convener of every County in Scotland, with an carneit felicitation to lay them beforeon Agricultural Subjects ; publiffied quarterly. Octavo, with plates, 7 vols. 31.4 x• 6d. attention da of y tt t f u e I zt. Barber's Inftrudtions for Building in Pile, or the Art of their refpee'tive Counties, as Egon as pollible. erecting ftrorg and durable Walls to the height of revere Storey , That the Refolutions be alfo publithed in the STA& and Courier, g his tl c e on a d t u t' ed i compofed of moth ing 6us oath, or the molt common materials ; et,, and in the Edinburgh and Aberdeen, Newfpapers. 1 with 6 plates, tos.6d. The Meeting uminitneufly voted their thanks to Mr. Holey ta. Gandy's Defigns for Cottages, Cottage Farms, Entrance E e p es neen t le i, , int tl p ic o i t r tan le t r i z u f b c i s e . a fo i r and ea f ll o in t G in a p te . s a c , a e n . d o :m i l l :e l s: s e d o . . Forty-three Plates; 21. as. 13. Gandy's Rural A rchitect , or Defier., for Country Bulidinp e C l : e u c ilr e Y e i r e o . in great variety, accompanied with ground plans, eftimates, &e. in eto, al. 2s se. Gyfford's Plans for (mall Villas, and elegant Cottage Build is. eee--- Defigns for Small Cottages, Hunting and Shoot chequer; Boxes, Lodges, Bridges, &c. Bce eto, 11. Is. • Thereafter it was moved by Mr. FORBES of Plackford, that thn Meeting do exprefs their approbation of the meafure propofed ire Parliament for transferring the powers prefently vetted fn 11; Court of Seilion, as Com miffiunera of Teinds, to the Court of Ex chequer; which motion was unanimouCly agreed to. (Signed) R. DALRYMPLE HORN ELPHIN4TONE, 16. 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