The Sun.
London, England, 1801-03-14 00:00:00

" HEMP.

" The Trustees of the' Linen- and .1-lempen Manufac-
tures, anxious that this Kingdom should efiedually lay
hold of the present 'opportunity which the interruption
of Trade with the Northern States offers , for.pron*. tins
the GrOwth of Hemp, and the Establiihment of the
Sail-Cloth Mazufaelure, calkupon all Land-holders and
Farmers to assist their endeanur§, by allotting some per-
tion of their Grounds to the raising of Hemp.
" They understand it is as easy in its ciatiire as Flax,
the'richer the soil and the deeper the loam, • the better
will be the produce; it succeeds admirably in drained
Beg matured with Ashes ; and the' Trustees propose to
procure a sufficient number of persons properly skilled
iu the management of it, from the time it is tip for pial-
hig.until it is made fit for the Spinner. .- •
"'These persons will be stationed hi various parts of the
Kingdom, and orders wilt be given to the County Inspec-
tors tb receive all-applications: trod Gentlemen or Far-
mers who may desire their assistance; and to send them
accordingly..
" The Trustees will also give the following Bounties,
and continue them for three.years :
" BREAKING and. SCUTCHING.

/. " For every stone of Hemp grown in this Kingdom
in the Years 11801,
,180 s, 1803, well broken and scutche.l
for the'hatchel, .or forcordage, the sum of 4d. and a fur-
ther Ituntrof a complete set of Hemp Hatchels to every
Verson who shall have broken and scutehal half a ton
weight thereof.
2. " To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinerv,
wherein not less than 3o ton of -sound Hemp, of Irish
growth, shall be broken and sentchtxl perfedly betore the
Ist June 1862, the sum of‘iool.
3. " To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery,
which shall be erected after the Ist of May 1807, whe-
ther entirely new, oraddcd to an old Mill, wherein there
shall Ise broken and scutelted the -greatest quantity of
sound Hemp, of Irish growth; betiveen the Ist of June
1802, and the tat of-June 1803, not lest than go ton, the
sum of scot. ; foi the next greateSt quantity, not less than
40 ton, between the said periods, the sum of. tool. ; and
tor the next rratest quantity., not less than 3o ton, be-
tween the said. periods, the sum of 501.
4. ",To the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery,
now or hereafter to be ended. wherein there shall be
broken and scutched the greatest quantity of sound Hemp,
of Irish grotv th, between the ist of June 1803 and the tst
of June 1804, not less than too son, the sum of 3001. ;
for the next greatest quantity, not less than So. ton, the
sum of tool. ; and for the next greatest quantity, not less
than 6o ton, the sum of tool.

This Day was piiblishz..ll, is. 6d.
The SECOND • EDITION, with kDDITIONS,
OONSIDERATIONS on the *CORONA-
TION OATH to maintain the PROTESTANT
RELIGION, and the SETTLEMENT at the CHURCH
of ENGLAND. With Observations on Mr. BUTLtR's
Pamphlet, ai4others.

By JOHN REEVES," Esq.
Sold by j. Wright, Piccadilly.

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STATA OF TNE.WIttEL'. '
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