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G , . . 04,, • ~. i,.,) >6) • . . \ ~.: .i i i• • ~',.:•,,,_ •-. 1 :19 - .0.• Iptk- - -r-z . 4ti Ilk 4 •.,. ,_ ...."::::•-ti • 1.". •t" et : -.., *« , , 4 : 1 .: _ s ii. ' 44; : 4 ' . :,,,,\T((e:\vAr,ie: tte 'AVA" '1 .........) - ...,-,..... 4 t ci v; ` t - -'- ......" `' • ' ' s km. - \,.. ~, , ; ..tcr9toraytt e 4 t, NUMBER 3774.] • .. THEATREAWYAL, DRURY4,ANE. THIS, PRESENT EVENING, .041. 20; il°4, 1 Their Majesties' Servants will perforin.a COM43 7 r, .* • THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. Doricourt, Mr, E L LISTON ; Hardy, • Mr.- LIOW TOR Sir George Touchwood, Mr. V. R °UGH - VON ; Saville, . Mr. POWELL ; Vinci% Mr; BARTLEY. • Letitia Hardy, Mrs. lORDAN; Mrs. Racket,. Mrs, MARLOWE . ; Lady Totichwood, Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; Miss Ogle, Mrs. SONTL.EY ; • Kitty Wi ll is, Mrs. SCOTT.- ' In Aa IV. a Masquerade' Scene. To,which will be added (never i!tertOrmed)• a new. Musical Farce, in Two Aas, called • THE DASH OR, WHO BUT HE ? The Overture ;iud-.Music entirely new, composed by Mr. ReeVe. The -Charatiers by, Miss Ue .Camp;* MC.. Collins, Mr. lohnstone, Mr. Mathews, Mr. WeWitzer, Miss rope, Mrs. Muntain, Mrs. Bland, and Miss Wentworth. Boxe4 6s. Second Price 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery as. Second Price Is: Upper Gallery is. SeLond price 60..--Nn Money- to 14e Returned. PLiees for the Bri xes to b'e. taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the lloo.Olike L:ttle ittio.o.4l-street. 'll:e.boC ra (Ten:a as post Vive t and be4?l• at Our,. . •;. vivant. itex.'et eina ! The revived Comedy' of Foundling, on .Account g of the indispusirion of a principal Performer, is deterred till Tues day next. • nit, Play of As Yciu Like It was on Thuriday night re ceived by an nv*erfloWing 4udievice, with the, most flatzer ing marks of Public apprubition add unbounded applause. 7 its same Play .will be repeated on Wednesday next: ' On Monday (fourth time this Season); the Comedy of The School for Scandal. , Lady T i caile, Miss Duncan ; Charles, Mr. Elliston ; and Sir Peter Teazle, Mr. Mathews. THEATRE -ROYAL. COY ENT-GARDEN. 'TUTS PRESENT EVENING, On. 20, ,180 4 i• will-be aCted Shakspeare's I ristorieil Pl a y o f KI NG HENRY HE, FOUR (Part .-) Benny the Fourth, King of England, Mr.. NI 11 BRAY; Henry, Prince ot Wales, , . Mr. H. 'SID DON S ; Hotspur, Mr. KEM BT. F. Sit John Falstaff, Mr. VOOK.E •;• Poins, Mr. PARLEY. Lady Percy, Miss W ADDY ; Hostesi, 'Mts. DAV E.• PO icr. . To which will b e a dd e d a Musical Farce, called HARTFORD liitIDGE. Sir Gregory Forestzr,. Mr. EMERY; • Ca„.ptain Forester; - - Mr. CLAREMONT ; Peregrine Forester, hlr. Pr; t.INI)E N ; . • Captain INC-I, RbON ; Cartridge, Mr, FA R-.€ Y, • , Clara, Mrs. 'ATKINS ; SuSatt, , Sirs. 4.1 ik.„R:cY It ; • r. Barmaid, Mrs. Wfil T NlO RE. ' ~ X oXes 6s.' .-Pit OIL -Gallery ss. U oper Callery. The Doors will be opent.--fat 1 . 141!-past and ,tbl.,Per.o tormanee begin: at Haltlratt Slit • On Monday, f i r t h e fi rsr t i me this Seas on. Shakepearelt tt ag w y , mot e t tyrlitc.v. Venn-lark'. which' will be liElea, the Musical Farce of Netley Abbey. On Tuectirly.will be'perfortned, the Comic Opera of The Ertg .Fleet ;34t, w,bit.lt Mr., Bratt l ant, and Signora ptiraee'witi lip peat , torthe t• this S . eitSutt: tvilich will be added, the Farc e of The .I iit.hinso io London Vietibc:ildy will be s-i,...t,09,.11)1-'the 'gyst time, a New Comytty , , ,iit Acts, calkti rite • 'NOTICE-A -to DEBTORS and CREDITORS. l't-r.:•rts todeitted the Estate of the 'late ELSOI4; otthi s t ow n, deceited s • are hereby requested fortpw4th;to pay.the- said Debts into the hands of It T t Nelson, the So n an d Admtlintrator of the deceased ) , at Plymouth Do‘k„.Devon ; and all Persons hay. trig just Clain.; pn the atoresaid Estate, are requested to produce such dirnamt before :the slid It . T.',Neisun; .that the lame may be discharkd t • Plymoittls Dock, Dtsvisrt;' is, 18,4. iwym: INST 111'10N, MME following, Atrangement s have been tnade • for the CHRISTMAS COURSE of LECTURES,. ,at the ROYAL INSTITUTION. *.,‘,,Mt. DAVY, TWilwe Lzdures on CHEMICAL ANA-' Z i ,' S iSs on Tuesdays and Thursttayi,,m Two P. M. ; tea, , t i t ,Letture on the 13th of Novensber. n Ts LETCHER Twonty-tbur Latures on NATI'. M P HY , . on . Wednesdays; and Fridays, at t the' first Lecture, on t h e t4t h of November and after the second we e k an December t'lliree Lures a ' week, Mondays', Wednesdays, and Fridays, at Eig ht' P.M . The j(v. sLDN t I MITH, 'fen Ledures .tm Og A L ~ tifre s 1 COSOP e 17th of N HY, oo 'S oVcaturdllibyeasr. at T M 'Piro. P. . ; the first th g tr, LAN DS E ER,. Three Letures on Enravng, o n ‘,lllotitla'ys at Eight P. M. the first Ledure‘ori the i 26th of ,Al eveitiber. ' CROTCII,- Six Leaures on MUSIC, on Wednes daYa and Fridays in 'enmity. - By Order of the Managers, ,WILLIAM sAVAGE„CIerk. I rgs4 ....__.,....... • ' MEDICAL . EDUCATION. • ''-• A - PitYsitn A N .in laondon; who has ' tech L4 - 3A, ~ ' seioitat years .in PraCti ce , w i shes ,to .talce'a 1"..C/PI L. Ittre , sidet With hint ; his 'Olan i , ni• di eceth,is ark:titian' to the lifterent. branches a.. Alcdit.:Al Science, in tilt: succession' li fiVliheconceives best calculated for one woo ' wishei to Alton). a thor o ug h knOwled of his prof e s s i on , hu rt n fge rom tune to ti me in order to ascertain his proficiency t. 'wilt likewise• initiate him into a: knovlPdke'of'DisesScsp nY going with him to the bed.aide and panting o;ft the Symp t9nisAtoit worthy of 'his attention: • From' his ' own • expo /Isacei, he is. led t) think.. such a'plt.n will tie-found eligible. ~ To' he unnecessary ',trouble, the 'VerntS arc a tiol. a ; k r:t...o)r which, in addition to • the advantagos aboypdeocrib -1.04,10 ‘voill be entitled to attend the Lectures at the first Pro ' Nvil7 l l , Anatomy, Surgery, and' MldWifett•-•••ltnitinnceS fssto n ,g' 4 ll to Gentlemen of the first eminence in cite pro- A pi l l •Itla ti r -''''' - al dire}, tpost-tiair9 to A. lit: at IWe:qrs. laukson, P e ' 444 Eldr ike:.Drugests, 'Patti - aster-row. • sh oui r d'ils it will be best for each party that the Gentleman A,.,.......... n c ome a sh ort time on- trial:. • lAN 1--...‘4.........ma.....;..... , •ES • . ' . `''fATE,--• FISHERY,• •AND: WO.O•DS, or' KELFIELLS. • . ..- ,• . 1 Atlbl' V otk TTO B rnE SOLD BY AUCTIO N, n . ave, in•Y,. °dui-on - Tuesday thei-3oth•of Octo ber, Oki}, at Font - n'Clec k !lithe Afternoon, . . VALII4III, E and ' very Lnprovable FREE. „. 1101 .1) ESTATE, situate at, , KEI-Fig I .D. \p ork ,T‘id;ng of Yerkshire,'4liitant ' a tbout nine Mile? from ILI A; the k E L' ,4l4.4 en.P•froid Selby • Cprisnuing ettlle-MA h ( ~ s ah I L EI ) , which abounli with Came, espqiisilY P-n - a" i,”.Et; and the valtiable Fishery' Of 'Saletfon, Smelts . , ..tc. tee, • le the River Ouse, to- Which the Eitat is cootiguous..for a . tigth of tour miles xi l 14rIke and—substantial MANSIO,N- 110 Us -r —'.. 7 11e 61.' ; 4 , 1 ,._ Lli k Lf.I4AL L:, pleasantly situated -os the. , Ban s I:•ni.e,..klver Ouse,- with ,good Stabling, Double Coach -hnuse, li l t u t t , he .r requisite Offices ; euelieut Kitchen-gardens, • Ith uetils and U' • it d li . - ft Ponds, . ' u we -stoc e is 1 ab 1 lswards ofl Acres of thriving 'Wboits and.PlantltiOns. • ifi t ( ' 4 "e' 4l F A IL MS, with suitable: I - louses snit ,I3ttildings t t,„..._%.v1i01it Lontaining at Acres or theteaboutS, of Arable. . lion a which tatter' description , the greater prepur- • 41, is nth old'Swartit. ' . ' % Li t ' E sta i teSnay be viewed on application, ;It . the Manittion ti 41 4, ; "C , Printed Partictilars and other neces ..iry iiiijail . )- ad of . Mr. John Tulte,: Land Surveyor ; or ''''''', l r *:i el, 4:llorne, a n d Grdy York • or of &lost's. Card4li a 1 . , qn. Heitt.6ta . ' i 14. , -row, Lundun. ,• ' 44. , r0t • ,!,‘. part of the purchase modey may , e, main on lecu -4"0 Pre c usisas: • -1 . • -.- S A 1 URDA O,CTpBER. 20, 1804- Eminent Performers, two New Pitees, and several New Comic Songs, will be brought forwaid for the BENEFIT SAN DE RSO N, Qomposer: and Leader of the Band. 'ROYAL CIRCUS. ON' MONDAY NIX I', Q3..22 1804. wilt . , - be presented a Now Comic Ballet, composed and got up under the Direetion of Mr. George D'Egville, of the Opera House, called • 'LOVE HASITS'WAY. Principal charaders, Messrs. D'Egville, Slader, Male, Mrs. klelinr, Misses fayhr, jellat, Searle, and Cabanel. Equestrian Pertbrmances by Mr. E E N. Art entire New Musical Sketch, to be sung.by Mr. Slader, This Day was published, Elegantly printed to One large Volume, Crown Why°, on a. tine. woven Paper, liot-pressed,, price in boards 9s: to be continued Annually, THE POETICAL REGISTER, and gEPo... SITORY of FU,C ITIVE PO ETRY, for 1803,. being the Ihird Volume of the Series. Printed for F. C. and f. Rivington, N0.,62, St. Paul's Church-yard; sold also by I, Hatchard, No. too, Piccadilly. The: Poetical. Register corraprises;Origimil and Fo*itive Poetry, and Criticisma on the Poetry of tile Year, with a Catalogue. , • Of the above-mentioned Booksellers may bp.had, • The Second Editions 'of the VolUrnts for tgot and tgol., being the First and Second atilt Series, price us. each. The Poetical Register for 404 is preparing for the Press. Correspondents are.tegrtested to aditress, C. soon as 7 , ossible, their Contributions to the Editor, at P. C. and j. Rivingtons. entitlej; A DISSERTATION ON FACES ; • Including the Swindler's, Miser's, Old Maicj's, the Volun 'leer's, {oho Bull's, Bonaparte's, and Himself. After which, an Interesting Historical SpeCtacle, called JOANNA OF SURINAM ; With a Grand ,P!ierture (composed by Mr, Sanderson) Obli gati), tor the Oetave Flute and Bugle Horn. Mr. IOHANNOT, by Permission of Mr. Astley, jun. will sing an entire New Local Extravaganza, entitled, " Billy Button in LoVe ; or, I sigh for iny beautiful Maid." A New Burletta SpeCtacle (Written by Mr, Cross), called BRITAIN's DEFENDERS; In which Mrs. Rotrey will sing 'the pOptilar. grows ot. " (ain'e that's cuuting from Sea,!! and 1. Let Grey Platt3 . teaCil." -. Tn . conclwid with a k GRAND REVIEW AND PRESENTATION Ott • C0L0.U34,, , • • •, Previous to which (b) Pet'ulission of Mr. Astley, jun.) .Mrs. WYIJROW will 1). - antic lien celebrated BROAD:. SWORD ,110.8 NI?lP F.. The Mitsical Phenomenon, MASTE WARR EN, only Five Years of Ago, will perform,nn.ihe Grand Piano Forte Braltam's Pollacco '(adapted as 'a Rondo by Stiebelt), and rill sing (after the, manner 01 Mr. incicdon) the much ad .rniied Song of tile " Thorn," and accompany himicit:;. alter 'which the Grand. Oniture to OSCAR and MAI-' • VINA. Pedal Harp hy WEI PEn 1. . . .. ot- Covent•Gar&ii T:ieatre). Mio Mr. LAWIZENCE 'Of 'the same Theatre}- will play several plooitic Mel4OS 011 Lite HARMONIC lIELLS-. Tlie whole to =chicle with`a Grand Comic Yaniornime, in widen will be introduced; by . Mr. Rose, the Comic Song . of &Want Figgs's Gala, or the. Yorkshire Concert i r .anci: • (by. particular deilrel ?kir— Cuetion will whistle several, r - • avourite AirS in a stirpr4ins manner. • - • Tickets May be tradpr &Tr. Sanderson,' 'at -his muse, Mn.• 15. tvlount.strNt, Lainneth ; and of Mr, Sinunons, at the 'Theatre, where Places'for thi.t•fioxes may be taken. - Doora to be opened .2t haft past Five; to begin at a quarter past l Six o'ClOcs. _Box 4s. Second Price 25. --Pit as. Seconti Price is.— atlery ts. ,Second Price 6d. . ""'Sirvants cannot .i>bssibl) keep Places, later than half-past Seven. .Second Prn.- ar I Ik-past Eight 'OVEN ry THOUS N D 'FOR-THE' FIRST. DRAWN 'N / 4 . Xl"ttnEsco y. .41%ml t 0) !;, p_easore E Fir -a • h I intnrin them, the . THREE I'HOUSAND POUND In the Lottery now Drawing, were Shared, viz. No. 316 0 , ,C,10,,00, by VIA LA RD and Cu. No. -10.23 . to, n°, by Sit. No. tun, c.ro, .00. by SW I Fr. THREE 'MEN' 'V THOUSAND - POUND PRIZE., AND TYPO EIVE ,TH011aN1) POUND pitizEs, Now in the: Wheel, ' And only THR E E, S to DRAW, as follows: , Tuesday next, October 23, t.:1:11:it Day; and the First-tlrawn entitled tv,‘ .26:tmO. Friday followisig„Nintl) Day, and the first-drawn entitled • to coo,. 1- . Andthe , Last Day, Saturday, Oaoher 27. • ~ ..TWEN fliqusANp LOU t 4 DS For the First . ..draiVil Ticket next Tuesday, 9.ito VIVE THOUSAND' POUNDS for the f irst.cirawn Ticket • ' next f riday. ODGFS and CO. Stock. Brokers, N . :). 149,: Oxlord-street, and No. 44, St. iames's-strcet, tike the -liberty to observe that the Wheel is now richer than ever' it was at this period of the Lottery, there being only Three Days to draw, and the following Capitals, viz. . 3 - •.1' ri 7,es of zo,cool. 2 Prizes of - 5:0401. ' 2 . Ptimes of 6 - Prizes of soot. dec. dec. Sec. 4 TICKETS and-STI A R FS, warranted undrawn, continue on Sale at the above Offices. N. If. The Prizes will he paid oa Demand. NO. 9362, a Prize of to,oool. No. J 9,008, a Prize.of &pool. S T SWIFT and CO.', Office, in the Poultry, 1 The above CAPITA Ll' It IZES of the present Lottery, ,w4re'sold in Shares`; the 10,00011 in one linll and eight Six teentlis, and the toool. in one Quarter and twelve Stxteenths.. TICKETS and SHARES,- warranted undrawn, continue on,Sale at the above Office. Tuesday is the next bay of Drawing, when the First. drawn Ticket will be entitled to TW EMTY TIIOUSANP POUNDS. ,The following is the STATE of the WIIEEL, viz. 3 . . Prizes of zo,ooo - . Prizesof, 50,241; . 2 " . . - PrlZeti Of - 1030 6 - Prizes s of - - soo . And..oply Three Days to Draw, • • FARM, kc. ST. ASAPH, NORTH WALES.. CJ B _ ID, pursuant to PEREMPTORILY 1 certain Orders of the Hiih Court •of Chancery, made in a Cause Mosley, against Ward, before Thomas Drake,, , Gentleman, the person appointed by johrt Cardphell, Esq. ' one of the Masters . of said Court, in five distinct Lots, at the White Lien Inn, opposite the Cathedral, ,, at Si. Asap!), in the County:of F lint, In North WalcS, ‘Vedneaclay. the.z4thl day of October inst. at Two of the Cltek in the Afternoon, a FREE HO LD EST A't'e, called 8120 - W Y FA , attd PEN Y-PAL•MANT, situate at or neat the City of 6t, Asaph aforesaid, parr of the reaPEktateti of Mts. Susannah Roberts and-Mrs. Dorothy Tonman Inth deceased, in the • r'i.:Cupation of William Williams illias and Jelin Davies, •In the ,lacits comptised iiv.this4iale is a yesv excellent 'Faun House, with .Out-bujidings and - Offices, edapterPtor a Gentleman's Residence, m ost beautifully situated, , a Farm' Reuse and O f fices, wit h 7,a Acres ofl.and; and; with iespeeit to the whole Estate, the vicinity thereof ,to . St: . A sapit - , - the division of it into Lots, adapted for , the convenience of Put chasers in the Neighbourhood, alid.the datable situation of the batate, in every respect makes it ait.ohjeet of particular attention to any one who would Wish to poisest!real Property so circumstanced. Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the Office of John Campl,el.l,-4sq. in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-I Jane, London; at the Ol h ces of Mr. John Lee, Solicitor, in • Chancery-lane,' London; Messrs. Philpot and Stone, in * Hare-court, Temple, London ; Mr. Philip liumberstone,. Solicitor. in Chester; and at the Pace of Sale., • 'A t WOOti'a BRITI&H, HE ittiACLOUS OINTNIEN'r FOR CORNS .AND CHILBLAINS, XtHiCkj, entirely eradicates boll) soft ,ar4 lard V V . .Corns, cures Tenderness in the Feet, Chaps, and Chilblains: This remedy operates without pain or hindrance to the'p l i t i e nt.—Sofd, with direztions to use it, and the names and rpsidences of persons. cured, W lesale' anti retail, in boxes at as: (stamp included) by the Proprietor, Na. 6, Brook. street, 'New Road, 1 7 ittroy-stlare; Berry, No. 17, Greek., Street, SOtio ; Shaw and Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church.. yard; Coultati,• late Newton, .No. tab, Great. Russell-street, Bloomsbury and retail, by Tuti, Royal Exchange; Clarke, No, .269, s borough; ,and in most Tosirns in the Knigtioni. See G. Atwood is . wrote on the Stamp at the bottom of the; Opt with red :414. AU others are Counterfeits. BOOKS WRITTEN RY -Mr.. FOOT, And, published by T. B EcK E 1," - Pal I 1. „Ex A NEW CRITIC-AL INQUIRY into the ANCIENT and MODERN METHOD ofCUR. ING DISEASES 'in the - URETHRA and BLADDER ,being an Amendment of former Editions, and illustrated by a great variety of Cases. t Fifth Edition., pike 2s. 6d. a. A Complete Treatiseowthe Oiigin, Tiwory, : and Cure of the Ines Ventra, and Obstructions in the Urethra. illus. pitteit by asttat variety of Cases ; being a Course or Twenty 4.eetureS, read in Dean-srreet. Soho , in the Years 1790 end 179 t, 'one vol. 4to. price tI. Ng: boards. 3. Observations, upon the New 0 pinionS of John Hunter, in his late Treatise on the Venereal Disease, price Ss. Od. boards. -• 4- An Essay on the Bite of a Mad Dog. price 2S. '• 5. A plan ter preventing tht fatal Elfetis froni the Bite of a ?Mad DoA, with Cases, price :6. The Litz'of John Hunter, pti,:c ss, 6d. boards. 7.• Dialogues between a Pupil of join* Hunter and jet“: -tO6t.Svo,, price 11;2. 6d. t 795 . • a. 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Embellished wi th several bea u tif u l iigrayinp, and his Por trait, taken by Craig, witiverinission:Ot his Owner, T HE LIFI.?. of CARLO, 'Ole flow D , )g of - rirury-l2ne - Thatro, anti the principa Performer in the Romance of the Caravan. Printed for 'rabait and Co. at the I ovenile and School Li brary, No. t 57, New road-street; and to be bad ofallßook , N. B..At the well-knowo Juvenile,and School Library'of Txb,ii•t%ind Co. are constantly kept on Sale the largest As torment in LOntion of Books of Aanosernent and I nstruttion, for the Use of Children and Young Persons. CONTBMPORARY . BIOGRAPIAY. This Day was published, in 'One large - Velume, ' Oc.. t i vo,•price - Halt-a-Guinea in bOani..; ;•ernblllisited with s triking Likenessesulthe.Arehbishop of York.,..iVlrs: Cos way, Mr. Darrow, Sir I. B. Warren, r..tr,' Grey, Major To To ham, Sir I. Mansfield, and Mr. West. •lk / EMOIRS of PUBLIC CHARACTERS of. ..1.11 it:4l-1805; being a New Volume of thoßiographlcal NVork which; tor,several years past, has enjoyed an onin... terrupted Career of popular favour, . It es the ?lan of this BlographiCai Series to do justi,:e to, the: Charaaers, Talents, and Labottrs; olour distinguished Contempuritries,,aud in partiwning this arduous task,, to as. t iff ) , o , qos i t y without gratifying inalevolence.' In the. Seven: rn Volues,• which are now! ptiblished,.wili 'be found 'full,. accurate, andimpartial Memoirs • of , the Liver - of . the most di:.tingitisbcd' Persons' in every walk of Public.; Lite ; the 'Work may coniequently be received and adopted as the private . Doinestie History of the PreSent Times. This New, :Volume .contains Sir. folio 'B. Warren, Sir' Francis Baring, Mr. Tierney, the Greys, Lord Grey. Hon. C. Grey, Hon. G. Grey, General Moore, Lord . Lainierdale, Mrs.' ..crespiguy, ,Major .Topharn, Earl of Ball:arras, Dr. lames, Mr. 'Egerton Brydges, Dr. Cyril Jackson, Lord ; llowe,Mrs.iCosway, Rev.' Mr. Kett, ' Earl Camden, Sir lames Mansfield, Dr. Bree, _Lord Whitworth, - Rev. • Dr. L Tennant, Archbishop of York, • Duteliess of DeVonshire,' Earl Rt.Uniley, Mr.- GarrOw, Lord Gardner, Benjamin West,l Egii . :IN Sir I eines' Satimarez . ' • ...- Printed for Richard_Phillips,. No. yt., S, Paul's Church-, yard i and sold by all Booksellers.. .., . . ; Oi,.whrini may be had, , the -Six former VoluMeS, price; Half-a- Guinea each, in boards. .. ' " . • . AGRICULTVRT., On the First Day of every Month - centimies to'hepublished, Pritm as. each, a Number of I"iiE . 'ANNALS, of . AGRICULTURE ; or, R M E•R's NI AC AZ . I Ny, consisting of original Pa. pet*, hXpettintellt9 and Observations, of Accounts of K ll new Improvements and Diteoveries in the Practice of Agriculture, atuPor Proceedings of Agricultural am! other useful Societies, illustrated with numerous Copper.plites. By ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq. F. R. S. . ..; . Anil Secretary. .to the Board of Agriculture. .-=-7`he.Publisher of this valuable-Work begs leave to inform the,P tiblie,t that In order to render' it .morr worthy or general encouragement, he intends from time to time to insert capital . Plates of Asseful Agricultural . Implements. The following Plates have beeu inserted in the Numbers lately published: =tit tip. 237, The Norfolk and . SuillAk Ilorse.rake. 234,' The Iron Harrow. '• 240,, The Posing Ploughlor rough land. 2 4 2 . MI. Coke's Barri, two .Plates. 2 43, i'he Improved Horse-hue. 244, Duke or Grafton's Cottages. 245, The Potatoe Harrow. 346, A cheap and warm Cotta g e. 248, Mr. Lurnheres s. MuleTtnugh. 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