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K F MBLE ; • Trueman, Mr. HOLLAND ; Maria, Miss CAMPBELL ' - Millwood, Mrs. POW ELL ; Lucy,. Miss.POPE To which will be added an entire new Pantomiine (never • performed) called , LOVE AND MAGIC; To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND PENTLEMEN, ASEAT in the EAST-INDIA DIRECTION, . t hO'y s i t iiglaocorne.Vacant by the Death of your late most respedahle Diredor, 'Mr. HUNTER, I *avail myself of the earliest moment to stand forward as a Candidate. to stuiceed to it, and humbly to renew my solicitations for the honour of your support. If your kindness,and partiality should raise me to the Si tuation, to which my ambition is diteded, permit me to ex press the hope, that my condiid May evince my gratitude,,and prove me not unworthy your cOntideneb". I have the Honour to be, with great Resped, Ladies and Gentlemen; '•-• • • Your most obedient and devoted Servant, WILLIAM ADAIR lACKSOR. Aldermanhury, Dec. 23 1802. " • N. B. Mr. keKsoN's Committee sit'eVery • Day, at the King's Head Tavern, Poultry, (Sundays (excepted ) This Day was published, in small 061avp, is. NUMBER 'IL OFFICE of ORDNANCE, Noveni.r.fr 19, igot. PRINCIPAL. OFFICERS of HIS MA -1 jEsrl's ORDNANCE do hereby gi , Ve Miler, JO( Pro posals will he received at their Office, in St. Margarct-street, Westminster, on or before MONDAY, the 3d day of yanuaj• nix!, from such Pers.:ess as may 6e willing to undertake the up- Ply of a Quantity sf SLATES, for the Ordnance Service at 11.1- with, 'to 6r delivered in the following Proportions, viz. pGEMS .by J. BIDLAKE,. A. B. ChAollAin •to His Royal Highness the .Duke of Clarence, and Mas ter of the Crammat School, PlynriLith. Lou,lun : 'Piloted for Murray andllighley, N0.,32,, Fleet street ; where may be had, by the same Author, i. Youth, a Poem, lacing the First. Number, price Is. z. A Sermon -- preached at St. Andrew's Church, Ply mouth, Odober iz,JSoz, before the ,c.eratlehten educate : . at the PlYmouth Grammar School. Togetherwith - an-Ora tion delivered in the Guildhall on the same day, Odavoorice bd. This Day was published, • In 0 aavo (to be continued annually), pnce gs. in boards, Volume the Second for the Year iqoi of isLNNALS of PHILOSOPHY; - IsiArtYkAL - HISTORY,_ , CHEMISTRY, LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, and the MECHANICAL and FINE ARTS; • ego Tons ritte beit Westmoreland Slates, and 23 . of the.best Welsh Rags, to be delivered at Woolwich, between t.t.v. IStb of May, and the tot of June, 1803, or sooner, f convenient ; ant' the further Quantity of zso Tons of the lest Westmoteland Slates,- and 15 Tens of the beat Welsh Rags, 1. be delivered at * Woolwich, ketv,Ten the tsth of jay, and Ist of August, 1803, Or, HARLEQUIN's' HOLIDAY. With New Scenery, Machinery, Dresses,_and Decorations. The New Overtnre and Songs by Mr. SHAW. The Pantomime Tunes seleded by Mr. BYRNE. Harlequin, Mr. BYRN E ; Maga, (the Magician) Mr. DE CAMP ; P antaloon,. Mr. MALE; Scaramouch, Mr. GIBBON; • Gipsey King, Mi. COLLINS - Tycho, (the Clown) Mr.- GRIMALIM ; Columbine, Miss B. MENAGE ; The Sprite, Miss ER;TYK . Old Woman, Mr. BA YZAND 'Ursula, (the Dwarf) Master BLANC HA R D ; Little Bess, (the Ballad S'inger) * Mrs. BLAND ; The Vocal Principal Parts by Mr- SEDG WICK, Mr. COOKE,. Mr. SMITH, Mrs. BLAND, Miss TY RI. R, Miss HICKS. Principal Dancers. ' E Mr..BYRN .•Miss B. NIENAG E, Master BY aN E. Miss JULIA. The Dances compGsed under the Direction of Mr. BYRNE. Tuesday, the Comedy of The Country Girl. Due notice will be given of the next representation of the nev. .• • ..lusrcal Piece of A House to Pe Sold, andaf the Bur- Jetta of Midas. SMALL PDX AND INOCULATION HOSPITALS, PANCRAS.- His R. H. the DUKE OF YORK, President, By several GENTLEMEN. Printed for T. Cadet!, jun...and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be - had, the, former Yoame, for.the year priee cos. 6tis. in bodrds%" . The Annals of Philosophy will be oiE:red, to the World once a year, like the Annual Registers, -and will exhioit at one view the various Improvements and. Discoveries in the several De.parttne.:As- of Science, Lire,:r4ore, and the' Arts. References to the original SourceA will in. all Caze.s be• Tan-. nexed, which will enable the Reader to pursue his Re searches, on any Subject, to the Fountain I-lea d: He Will have a summary View of whatever is important in the rent Departments, and a Clue to follow ,what may be hue resting to liinh *** The very late - Publication of this Volume arose from an event .Which the Learned World deplored equally with the Proprietors, the Death of the much-lamented Dr. Garnett who, in the prime of lite, and apparently in_good health, as he,. waa beginning his labo.;ars for this Second Vo lume,- coniratted , a di ;order which carried him to the rav_!, The future Volumes, it is confidently hoped, will appear in more regular succ,ssiom or sooyer, if coavenleat. 7 - 4 e Ternts'and Condition: of the contraci oney le known upon applfcation at the Secretary's Office, in St. Illargaret-street, any day between tat hours xf Ten and Four o'clock. Tke Proposals to-bedelivered at the, Secretary's Office, in S;. Margzret-street, 117-stntinster, staled and marked on the outside, " Proposals for supplying Slates for the Service of the Hoard of Ordnance," en or before the 3d day of January next, wl.,:ch day no ojir 1( . 411 be admitted j.r the present ee:ntr•ad.... - _JOHN HILL, Esq. Treasurer. Extrad from the Coturnittee!s Report, presented to a Gene ral Court at Batson's. Coffee-house, London, on the iGth December 1802, • VACCINE. ISTOCULATION. - VOUR - 'Cotntni t tee,- itt addition to , what they stated in their last Report, desire to recall to your atten tion, the increased Oldie benefit of the I nstittition, since the introduelion of the Vaccine Inoculation haS been added to the former branches of Pradice. •ltbegan,in this Hospi tal under the direttion of Dr. Woodville, . in January 1799, • and from' that neriod to the first of December inst. - I i,Soo Patients and upwards, have vaccinated; of which Num- 's ber,. about2,soo were afterwards proved to be secure from the natural Small-Pox, by receiving a further Inoculation according' to 'the former Pradice,_ witielt tool; ifo eflZJ'a ; number .amply.sufficient to satisfy the Public Mind ot., the security and success of the new Pradice of Vaccination. And your Cominittee add, that they have not heard of any Complaint frOrn. any one of those who were not inoculated second time, of their, having, since taken the natural small- Pox, althoughehey were - chiefly indigent persons; :and the greater number of them, 'living in placea where the air is Very confined ; and -particislarly..where it been since. ascertained, • that the natural Small-Pox was prevalent amongst those 'with Whom many of them necessarily had . continuatintercoutse. The success of Vaccination • has very rapidly increased during the current year: from. the „first of January last to the first.'of December inst. of 373 Paeients admitted into the Inoculation rt-lopital. only . 49 tvere -ino culated acording to the former'Practice ; and of 400 e 0-ut p-atients,. only 39 Were inoeulated according to.the. former Pradice ; whereby it appears, that the Relief o f th e Institu tion has been afforded to 4378' Patients by Inoculation, of whom 88 having been inoculated according to the former Practice, the Blessing of Vaccination has been extended to 4290 Persons in eleven months by this Hospital ;• leo Pa• tents in the natural Small- Pox, have been received - into that Department of this Institution, and Medicines and Advice have been granted to se Children als..) in that Disease, who were brought to the Hospital as 0 urt,Paiients. Tiara very ex tensive Pradiee under the skilful managetnenfolDr. Wood ville the Physician, and of -Mr. Waehseli the Resident Stir geon, have enlarged the sphere of this Institution, rendered it more beneficial to the Poor, and i ncrease d i ts Cl a i m upon the Public Liberality. That Liberality which has ever' fest ered its benevolent designs, has enabled yotir Committee to enjoy the lively satisfadion of co-operating.in its promotion, and of witnessing the numerous instances of its general Goo 4 ! • Extraded from the Minutes . , • - • Ai 1 - 11G1 - IMi')RE, Secretary, . Solicitor, No. 40, Haedon-square, Minories 311. tot. constitute a Governor" for •life-- . 51. ss. annual— ' Other Donations are.gratefully received. By Ongr of the Board, R. H. CRE S. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Decry:ler 15, T,E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS, of 111 A EST Y's ORDNANCE,' do hereby giv Noike, that they will I , e ready, at the!, 01,5ce, in St. Illargaret.sneet, on FRIDAY, 'the 3tst instant, to receive Pt4o.fal ' S frEn sucb Pei tons as May 6e willing to Undertake the Sugly the foLowing de , criptio,ns of Articles, _Tx the Serv.:ce-of the Ord. nance Departn:ent, upon contraas for a gtve,:rperiod, viz. THEATRE-ROYAL. "COVENT-GARDEN. ON MONDAY NEX December 27; .I.Baz, ti ill be•perforared This Day was published, • In Three Vuls. Svo,. Price ti. 7s. boards, 1 - 1 - iE REPORTS of Sir CRESWELL LEVINZ; Knt. late one of: the I udges. in the Coitrt of C. P. at Westiiiinster. Contaihing eases heard and adjudged in the Court or B. and C. P. Translated. into Ehglish, by Mr. Serjeant Salkdd, and others, •of Temple. With Speciarrleadino to several of the.Cascs, and three Tables,. vii.. The first of sthe..Nainestef - the Cases ;• the second of tne principal Matters; and the third ot'the Pleadings. •The Edition, wit - ii the Pleadings translated, sod additional Re ferences and Notes. .130'nomhs Vickers, Esq. I.larri6ter at LaW. 23 ; !)I 6 Jr' Sand Bags, Tornery Articles, Iron, British arid Foreign; Tackle I iooks, and various other AttiOe's oe I ron Ma-. nutatture; Intrehching Tools, Tinmans" Art:Lies, arid Ming of Lutips ; Copper Hoops and Kivets,,,t.:opper , smiths' Articles, Nails and Spikes, of varion, Sbrts ; Painters Work at the Tower Westminster, qreenkyreh, and Woolwich ; Cartridge Paper , for S , i;;11 ' alSo Whited Brown, or Bag Cap Paper, for W raping up_ Cart ridi!es •, Petty Einptionary ArticleS, Serge tor making Cartridges, Tanned Hides and Sheepskins ; c, , ,:i*lnable to Patterns and Specimens, wide') pray be instead at the ToWor, upon unification to the Chief Clerk, under the Principal Storekeeper ..of the Ordnance, where printed Cmditions of the Contrag,' and Sthedteles 'of the Articles to furnished under each contras?, may be received ly Persons who intend to ahe proposals for retch contraels. The Proposals to be delivered at the Secretary's Office, in St. Margaret -street, Westrninster, sealed up, and marked on the out side, with a specification of tße Articles . intended to he .supplied, and no Tender la/ be admitted after the 3 is: instant. By Order of the Board, R. IL CREW, Sec. London: Printed-for W. Clarke and SOns, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn; of w hoin may iie had, in Svo. price 75. a ney,,Edit. of Bunbury's Reports in the Court of Exchequer. This Day was:published, in iro. Price 4s. 6d. in hoards, A SUMMARY TREATISE of PLEADING : • viz.' of Pltadin - g in 4ener.d, and bringing the Defendant - into Court—Of the Declaration—Of fleas—Ul ReplicatiOnS' . IllßejOilicer-LOl-Protert. • London Printed for kV:Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn ' • - of who!n may be had, kidgeway's . Repom of Cases upon Appeals and Writs of Error in the High ourt of Parliament in Ireland, from 1734 to 1736, 3 obis. Skro. - price it. 17s. fal. in boards. I risk term Repdrts of Cases determine 4 in the King's Courts, - Dubiiit, royal Svo, price tis. Conroy's Cusodiain Reports; or a' Cplle&ion of Cases relative to Ontlawrie6, and the Grants thereon, SO. price 9s. in boards. • 5" , f' ' IC, ;C lIC Warehouse . as above. PATENT BEDS, SOFA`BEDS, CHAIR 13ED!-, DINING TABLES, .I..ilering in Stile and Plan from th ose i n t h e o ld way • • " . JANE * SHORE.. Hastings,. Mr.. - S I DDON-S. ;. Gio's!er, Mr. CO l Y Belmour, Mr. WAD* ; -}Ctiteiifie, Mr. L E-RT ; Catesby, •Mr. CLAR ryio NT ; • And- Shore, Mr. MURRAY. Alicia, Mrs. LI T CII ELD ' - • And sane Shore; Miss MA R. RIOT, After which will be produced (for the ist Time) an entirely . new Pantomime Entertainment, called HARLEQUIN'S HABEAS; Or, THE HALL OF SPECTRES. With entirely Vew Music, Scenery, Machinery, Dresses_and Decorations. . • The 'Music, compiiied expressly foi this PantoMiMe, by Messrs. Moorehead, Davy, W. Ware, Russell and Reeve. The Overture by Mr. Moorehead. The Pantomime invenred by Mr. T. Dibdin ' • and produced (with the - Dances) under the Dime - bon of Mr. Bologna, lila. The Scenery by Messrs. Richards . , Phillips, Whitmore, Hol 'Dian, Lupino, Wilkins. Creswell and Assistants. Principal Pantomime Characters. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. Padlock, Mr. BOLOGNA ; Quango, Master MENAGE .; John Doe, rather to Columbine, Air, L. BOLOGNA ; Richard Roe; ColomlAne's Lover, Mr. 1( LANERT ; Lounger, Mr. - KING ; Speitre in Dun - luau, Mr. BEVE RLY ; Ghost of Gaffer Thumb, Mr. - HARLEY ; Lunn's Ghost, Mr. POWERS ; Fongwhang, with a Song, Mr. DUBOIS. CastleSpettre, Mts. ST. 'I, EGE R ; • Bleeding Nun, Mrs. WATTS; Columbine (daughter to John Doe), Mrs. W - YBROW ; • Genius of Enchantment, Mr. DAR LEY ; • On Tues'day Mr. Cooke will perform Zanga, in The Re lrenge: - • • On Wednesday, the Comedy of The Suspicious Husband. • On Thursday, the. Comedy of The Beaux Stratagem. 01,-. Friday, a Cure for the Heart Ache. ' And en Saturday, „The'Mari of the World: • Ladies - and Gentlemen who. have Places-tor the succeeding Nights of the new Opera of Family Quarrels, are resre'a; . ully acquainted ; that Wcoaseigneuee. of Mr. }lraham and Signora S-torace!s engagemeht -t Bath, it cannot be repeated before Tuesday, janttary 4. The sUccleeditig Nights will 'be on Wed nesday the sth, Thdrsd - ay the 6th, and Saturday the Stlvof January• FRESH POTTED CH.AR., No. to 7, Strand. Corner of Savoy Steps, • Dec. 24, 1862. JOIIN BURGESS and SON re , pettfulty. inform .the Nobility and Families it! gsmeral,-they have ;his day received a Fresh Supply of FR E`SI-I D CHAR from W inanderinere Lake, which they oan•recom,herid to be of a superior qu a lity t o . any,betore.i.ntroduced. New P. Sturge.h, Welch Smoaked Salmon, Brunswick Sausage s ', New French Olive,, &c. '• • C ARPETS, REARMUG ,RS, 4. :.•( Cheap - Bargains), No. 4, Coventry-Street. MESSRS. HOL V 1 E:i and• Lu. relpealttlly in. form the Public, that their remaining. Stock of the abov Articles will continue:on sale only a few :days longer, as the Premises are Cil6 Or; and possession will then be giVen. MAIDSTONE lIOLLANDS GENEVA. rDSTONE NIDS'GVNEVA, Ufa .. L _L "ntilaatired itnder Authority of Parliament, by Gt:orge Bishop and CQ. sold at their WarehouSes; No, to, Queen- D ck, Upper Thames-street, London, Liverpool, Alanchestor, and Dis iUery, Maidstone. Wnolcs Orders is. Sd. (;::!low; Ret a il O r d ers B s. per: Gallon, to :1 - 1) , p London, free of Expence. r„, 0 , 7 - on-Hithe Dock, Dec. 18412. , • UTIF.R's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY and WARE-ROOMS, No. r 3 and, r 4, CATHERIN E - E ET, Eight . Doors from the Strand, - maker of the above Articles to the KING and QUEEN, Their Royal Ilighnessts the DUKE of YORK and PRINCESSES, and Mani:ll:C. turer'of Furniture in general. liuT Lira has observed some of the'varions Advertisements oPposed to him, the intention of which may be easily disco vered; and writes in sh ort t h at , by t h e perm i ss i on o r•P ro yi decree, he manntadures and sells as above, (where alsohlay be hid, every Article in the Upholstery Line) his superior FOUR -POST and TENT BEDS; With' Brass Scretvs' and various other Brass Parts ;• SO FA BEDS, making a limb some Sofa and a comfortable Bed; - CHAIR BEDS, which .ttrisforin the game way, and each in a few minutes; Dl N_ r‘:(3' ES on various' C ons t r ucti ons , and - quite on a new „' I ''i.;.PORTABLE CHAIRS; LIBRARY STEPS on a - empad .Construction ; and various Improve- I nt-4 tle Furniture. e PoY *s completely furnished ; the Articles of Well-season , wood s apd ex c ell ent workmanship . Also; tor exportation, B ens for the East and West Indies , Cabins fitted up for Pas sengers, t•tc~UT' LE R has constructed several Tools and Machipes for •••• rkiny ab n Patent Articles, , c. & at hiS Manufaaorv; as • Yew and with' Much subniiission, and a true - sense of gra tit ,e i.acknowled-es. the kind encouragement he has so ge -er°"slY received. -' Sa contradiaion to the false assertions opposed to the e ofß LITLER'S Patent Artieles, at his Warehouse may be See n separatePateut Dee , ,is, one tor Dining, and other Tables ; and the other for Beds, Chair and other Screw Bedsteads, which P osts or Fe Bed nd to-Soeet. - Chair or other Bedsteads., with Screw ASHI;'‘;AIP '.. , 7C1NG,--PltiV ATETUITION 1. ESSRS. HOPKINS at; d SON'sAc.Al).l4,l‘l for PRIVATE - INSTRUCTION , in 'Fashionable DANCING, at cOACHMAKERS--HALL, Foster-lane, Cheapside, continues Open for the improvement of such LADIES' and GENTLEMEN as have nowr Accomplishment. Or those who have not obtained the pre sent FASHIONABLE MODE, may, be elpeditiously in stinacd.in the most PRIVATE:MANNER in all the ELE GANT and FAS H ON AB-LE.sT EPS noiv in to qua lify'them for the E.IRST ASSEMBLI BS. YOUNG LA DIES and. GENTLEMEN are alSo• Taught every FA SHIQN ABI,F.DA NC E, and every'attenticni exerted to give the most elegant / Address. N. B, The Morning Academy? Tor , LAI?.I ES ONLY:, is Open, and will be continued till His Majesty's Birth •da:,). FASHIONABLE DANCING by' Mr. ALLEN, TDRINT, ATELY taught to Ladies Gentlemen of any age,' who have never ICarnt this • Accom'olish 7 mcnt, Dr - not in rhe•impr o v c d inuf t ern sty l e,.a t No. 1 9, -Sher rar&,street, Golden-square, and No, to, Great Alie.si feet, Goodman's,ficids„They it ir e taught on a Plan Particularly cali;ulated for those. to whom it is -Ju'objed to acquire it ex peditiously's,- priVately, and in the first stYlebffasnion.' • Foreigners, Officers, and Country , Residents', ivlio may wish to learn in a fewClay,s, may tioard and Lodge, privately, in the House, in.id receive constaitaidnsl•rudioti6-: • •'.• - The Select Weekly AssemblitS,are 'every Monday, the Band conducted by Mr. Taylor, none but Subscribers ad nutted none but People of respedahility can subscribe. Respedable Schools and Fathilies,,if nctirlistant froin Town, regularly attencied.on the Usual Conditions,. and instructed in every elegant reqUisite of - Nllidern Dancing.' • Tills Day was published, price 25. A TALE OF MYSTERY, a•MELO- .• DRAM-E. Now performing At the Theatr:-.- Royal,. Covent-Carden. By 'I'IiOMAS I-10 LCR I' T. Published by Richard Phillips, No. 7r, St. Paul's C mil-Yard. On Monday the zsth of 06tobtir, was published, • • By J. Mawman,'27., Poultry, 'London, Containing Sixtezn, - Sheets of Letter-prc.sS (making 256 pages), handsomely printed. in Oaavd, price ss: " • EPINBURGIT REVIEW ; or, Critical journal. /Number F.) • J udex•;:lamaatur cum [wrens absolvitur. üblius Syrus. • THIS NUMBER CONTAINS • . _ Meunier, de l'lnthience des Philosop hes,. F rates- Mapns, et Illuminees, sur la Revolution de France--Dr. Parr's SO tal Serrtion-7GodwiWs • Reply to, Parr-Asiatic R'esearches, vol. 6.-Olivier's Travels 'in the' Othiman• ErnOre, Egypt, and Persia-Baldvviit's Political Reflections relative to Egypt -I InqUiry into the Causes and EtEcis of-IS-migration front the Highlands and Western Islands of Sedtland,--Sou they's Thalaha ; a metrical Itotnaree- , -Rennel's Discourses on various SubjeCts-royage dans les Detdarteinens de la France, par lute Societe d'Artistes et, Gz.ns de Leares- Christison's Genei - al Dinsion of Knowledge, one great Cause of the Prosperity • of North Britain-Bowles's „Re flezlions at the Conclusion of the War-Herrenschwand, Adresse aux Yrais Hommes de hien, a ceux qui gouvernent comme a ceux qui soot gouverues--The Utility of Country Banks-Pratt's Bread ; vr,, the' Poor, a Poem -Pr. 1 4 ang-, ford's Anniversary Sermon-MrS. (pie's Pet:ins-P . 01)11c CharaClers of rgo r-a -Bonnet, Essai'sur l'Art de rendre Re volutions utiles-Nares's Tnanksß;iying Sermon for plenty . - Horneman's Travels,- . Ma..kenzie's _Voyages in North Ame rica, sce.-Wood'SOptics-Anerbi's Travels through S we (len; Sce.-Thbrnton on the paper Credit of Great Britain- Playfair's Illustrations ,of the. Huttonian Theory-Crisis of the Sugar Colonies-Merveau on fo..iMeans et Purifying In feded Ait, Haygarth ea the Prevention of Iniec tious Fevers. This. Review will be continued Quarterly-its Size and Price are therefore greater than the Monthly is tibl4:ations of the same Nature. (r4 - " - -Ntimber IL, will be published Monday, 7.4 th ja nuary, tgo3.• Edinburgh • - Printed for 1. , Mawman (Successor to Mr. , . Dilly),' Poultry, tondou and Archibald Constable, .Edin ' burp. „.. , . . , • Political Economy, Culture of Waste Lands-, P ianting, and Rural A frairs , —lnseribect to the Landholders of the Conn - try.• - •• This Day -was published, - • in Ore large Volume Odavo, price 9s. boards, the Fourth Edition, with an additional Preface, containing Reflections on the . existing State of our Agriculture, its Merits and Defects the real Causes and only elfedual Remedy of Scarcity ; ffillE NEW FARMER'S CALESTbAR.; Cr, • Monthly Remembrancer for all Kinds of Country Business - comprehending all the . material Improvements in the New 'Husbandry, with the Management - of Live Stock. Inscribed to the Farmers of Great Britain. By a FARMER and BREEDER. - • CONTENTS. Calendar, pointing out the BusineSs of every Month in the YVar ' asitregikiAi preparing the ,Land, Sowing and Haryest ing 'the various I.,rops. and . the Management of Cattle— .Hiring.anti. Stocking Farms-Soils and Manures—The Im plement; of Husbandry—Draining ; Fencing-=The Farm yard; its . Form. and Management ; Vermin—lrrigation and Wa(ping---Woods and Plantations--Tillage , and Fallowing— The; Orin Ilitsbandry+Ditibling ; Seed; Blights—Course of Crops - ; Cattle . Crops-Winter Preservation 'of Roots— MeacloW andPasture—Live Stock, Breeding and Improve ment "Horses, Neat Cattle, Sheep, Swine, RabbitS, Poul try, &c. • - • • Printed for 1-I. D. Sylo . nds, Paternoster..i•ow„ Where may be had,,hv the same Author, a. The MOdern Land Steward, One Volume Octavo, price los. '6d. hoards. 2. A PhiloSophical2and Practical Treatise on Horses. By. John. Lawrence, -Two large Volumes, - 0.61a:v0, price 16s. boards. 'TIE FARMER'S MAGAZINE. This Day was'publishud; (Containing Nine Sheets of Letter-Press), Price Two Shittiog, rr".-IE FARMER'S ‘MAGAZINE; a, Periodical _S._ Work, exclusively devoted to Agriculture and Rural Atfairg.' NUMBER XII. • Composed entirely of Original Papers, 'and contains an irn.: partial Account of the State of,Husbandry and Markets in Great Britain. (Published Quarterly). COiNTEN.TS OF NUMIMR XII. -„, On the Corn Trade:and Corn Laws of Great Britain-Ob- Stacles to Agricnitutal. Improvement Tithes defended,- hservations on Threshing Machines-Information requested concerning Implements used in Husbandry, Sec.-Op the Husbandry, &c. of the Hindoos, in a Letter from an Officer in.the army to his Friend in this Country+On the l'atten ing of ,Catt le; • &c: &c.-On the PreserVation of the Urihe of Cattle-On Squirrels destroying young Trees, Szc.-On want Of 'EncOuragement to Tenants-On Manures-,On the - Work.: lug of xen-AnSwers to-Queries on Vegetation Account of the Drainage of Lochs Leuchars and Cotts, in Morayshire -On the Management of Turnips--- . On Magnesia as a Ma nure-Plan of an Experimental - Farm Society in Northum berlandshire-Stridures on Farm Management near London, Let. X I :-On rainage-On the Management of Potatoes- Sketch of the Speech' of 'C. Taylor, Esq. Secretary to the Society of Arts, &c.-On the converting Grass Land to Tit_ lage-On Burning Limestone with Peats, in Tweed-daleff,- Thoughts,on the Sale of Corn by Weight in Scotland-Ac count of Worms lately infesting sundry High Sheep. Farms-- Reyiew of Norfolkshire Agricultural, R 'eport-Ditto of Lord Meadowhank's Pamphlet. on Peat' Moss-=Letter from Re viewers of Mini-Lothian Report,-Leading Articls of 'Agri cultural Intelligence_ - Scottish Intelligence -- Experiment (an Scooping Potatoes, by the Rev. Mr. 'Findlater--TEnglish Intelligence-and a copious Index to VOL 111. No. XIII'. will be published Tuesday, tat Feb. tBo3. 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