The Sun.
London, England, 1806-04-12 00:00:00

CAPITAL BOORS ON AGRIcul-TurtE.

The Sixth 'EctitiOtt, improved, in One large Volume Odavo,
price.ilali a Guinea in boarclii,

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THE FARMER'S CALENDAR 3 containing a
vuLi. ACCOUNT of the BUSI NESS necessary. to
'be performed --i0 Ai: .K iiids • of FARMS .during• -EVE RY-
MO N'l'll of the Y-EA i‹, with the latest Improvementsi
axl the Mode of executing them. . . .
' By, ARTHUR. YOUNG, Esq. F. R.S. •
Secretary to .the Board of Agiiculture,.an.v. Member of various
Philosophical iii:d Agricultural Societies in Europe and

America.- • •
It is impossible, in the compass of an Advertisement, to
enumerate- the it•nportara Contents, and the great practical
AdVantay.es which must result, in the management of Eal:-1,
from a constant reierence to this useful Work. Many thou_
sand Copies are,soiri in every year; and intelligent Earrners
And Country Gentierrnm in every County.in England, have
acknowledged, riot only that it enables them to pertomi every
operation in the best and inwt successful-manner, but cfr-tts,.
in the general business of a I. arm, a saving of train Ten. to
Twenty-five per Cent.
2. In two large Volumes,,4to. illustrated with ,nearly ,One
Hundred Eligra,vings, representing the most improved Im-
plements, the various Grasses, and.the principal 'Breeds of
Sheep and Cattle, price Four, Guineas in boards, • '
A COMPLETE .SYSTEM of PRACTICAL.AGRI-
CtiLTURE•; including all .rhe ,MODERN IMPROVE-
EN Ts Snit DISCO V EIqES, and the results of all the
Attention and Inquiry which 4)ave been bestowed on
portant Science, during the last thirty years;' eha whole
combining and cxplainin4; fully, extensively, and completely,
of the MODERN
thQ'PRINCIPLES andPItACTICE'
ART of HUSBANDRY, in, all its Branches and Rela-
tious.

By R. W. DICKSON, M.D.
Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture.
3. .In Quarterly Numbers, price "Three Shillings and Si x-
• pekice, illustrated lvith Plates,
The ANNALS of AGRICULTURE; or, FARMER'S
MAGAZ i N E ; con)isting of original Papers, 'Expe;iments,
al,d Observations ; condud d
By ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq,,F.R.S.
Printed .tur 'Richard Phillips, .1304. e. Street Blackfriars •
a*.ud to be had of all' Booksellers. _ • • • . •
•

GREGORY's MECHANICS, •
In Two large o,aavo 'Volumes, beside's a Volume containing
' • Fifty-five Quarto-Plates. •
This Day was published, priceil. t6s.• in bo3rds,'.
A TREATISE of MECHANICS,' Theureti:al,
Pradical, and Wscriptive.
By'OLINTHUS CRIiGORY, •
Of the Royal Military Academy, • Woolwich. .'
Vol. 1 13ook 1. On,Statics, comprising the Composition
and Resolution' of Force, the Centre-of Gravity, and the Cen-
trobaryc Method, Mechanical Powers, Strength and•S tiess of
Materials, and the Theory of Cords, Arches, and Domes.
Book 2. Dynamics, in which are treated Motions, De-
scents and Ascents along different Lines and Curves, Pro-
jetiles, Ricochet firing, Pendulums, Central-forces, Cen-
tres of Oscillation, Spontaneous Rotation, &c. Don rattan's
Theory of Percussion, and the motion of
,Machines and their
maximum areas.

WELCII's FEMALE PILLS,

For. the Green Sickness, .and other Dison.l4rs incident to
Young Females.,
',THE following instantt. of their uncotornon'e-:ii-
A. cacy is
.worthy the attention of the Atlikled-.
Madam, .Plyrrioutli Duck, Oat. to, 1835.

. So much benefit I have received froift a Medieine called
WELCK's FEMALE P 1 LLS,'‘of which, bY'the bill,
understand you to be the Proprietor, that I am inituced, in
gratitude for My recovery, and from a desire of serving those
wholare similarly aftliet,d,- to stare the pailicularS of my.
case, which you are at liberty to trial c as public as is agree-
ableto -yourself.' .
I am now near twenty years of age, and -tot the list
titre:. years have been scarcely' three' days 'fra':•ffoni ill-
ness, which to describe particularly might be unimportant
and improper ; but, to speak generd ly, I was afflicted. with
a continued shortness of breath, .ae.:oinpanied by palpitation
of the heart ; my appetite was generally very mueit re:Luc:cid,
but now and-then greedy to excess ; my countehance. train
bzing rosy, became of a palid lividaess, and ihuse.periodical
discharges to which we are subject were now trifling and
irregular. In this. state, a burthen to myself and friends, I
had recourse to every means prescribed by. the 4/lenity, or
recommended by my friends, to obtain a restoration or health,
but without success. At length WE LCUPs .F EM ALE
PILLS- were mentioned ,by a Lady who happened to be on a
. visit at our houSc,'.to have been.of material service to a rela.
tion of hers 'in a similar situation, and Who-then continued
to take them with every-prospect of a complete restoration of
her former health. On this representation, I immediately
sent for a couple lkoxes, and by the• time I had taken them,.
agreeably to the directions, I' found my, former symptoms of
ill health materially to abate, and now I am taking the fourth
Box with every proSpeCt of a complete restoration by the
time it is empty. I therefore, with heartfelt satisfaction,
'acknowledge myself, Madam, much your debtor,,and am,

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Your most obedient Seryant,
HONOR IA WILKINSON.
'To Mrs. Kearsley, fleet-street, London. • .
- 'Welch's I•emale Pills (with diredions), price 2.5. 9d. a Box,
are sold wholesale, by, G. Kearsley, fleet-stmet, London,
Dicey and Co. Bow Church yard, Cheapside ; F. New_
berry,' No.. Lti, St: Paul's Churchyard ; Bacon and Co.
No.' 150, Oxford-street ; Butler, Clumpside ; and Barclay
anti Sou,, Fleet-marker.
. .
,*. 'As another Medicine is sold under the name of
Welch's Female Pills, which is spurious. purchasers are re.
quested to remark, as the surest re:itiniony of authenticity;
that eaah'bill. of flireaions is stgned with the name of C. •
KEARSLEY in hand„writing ; and:on the outide, whereby.
servants cannot ne imposed on, the Stomp is printed by per-
mission of, His Majesty's Honourable ,Commissioners of
Sumps, thus :—C. IC.ARSLEY.,--NO. 45, Fleet-street. None
others .are genuine. . . ,

Oi
YESTE

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Navy ; per Cent 93 94 93' India is. ills. Iseprerri
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WE are happy .to announce the safe arrival of the
Unio7i, att.; the Petreat, M'INTOSH, and the- Mil-
_
ford, -, from Bengal and St. Helena, at Cork.
They sailed from Si. aelena' on the January,
in company with sever4l Whalers; -part 'a which
arrived some time since.

We, understand from the first authority, that or-
ders have been sent to recall Mr. JACKSON, the
British Minister at the Court of Berlin, in conse.-
quence of, the recent Measures adopted by lits
PRUSSIAN MAJESTY.

Ir is' with the utmost regret that we announce
the Death of Admiral Sir ANDREwlljirenzL, Colp-
'matider in Chief on the Halifax Station.

We have received a'private Letter from Hano
ver, which states, that the Territories lately given, to
MURAT are to be very considerably augmented, and
that he will soon be advanced to the 'dignity Of 'ail
EleEtor.
In the event' of the death of the EMPEROR of
GERMANY, his Eletaoral Highness Prince JOACHIM
MURAT will most probably. be Ili Candidate .for the
Imperial Diadem, and with the support of BONA-
PARTE there can be no' doubt of his
,succes.—Such
are .the rumours circulated on the Continent, relative
to the future proje&s of &YNAPARTE.

Book 3. Hydrostatics, including the presiure of non-
elastic Fluids, the specific Gravity of solid and fluid Bodies,
:tvith an extensive Table, the Equilibiiurn, Stability, and Qs--
cillations of floating Bodies., and capillary Attradion.
Briok 4. Hydrodynamics, treating of tit discharge of Fluids'
through A pertures,and of themotions of W ater.. wheels, with
accounts of important experiments on those interesting
.topies.
13ook 5. Pneumatics,,inclucling the equilibrium and MO- THERE seems not to be the smallest reason to
-
tion of Air,
.and other elastic Fluids; the' measurement of doubt that the KING of PaussiA has determined' to
Altitudes by, the Barometer and Thermometer; the Theory
of Air and of Water-pumps, and the resistance of Fluids. attack Swedish. Pomerania, and if Denmark should
Vol. 11. .Cont4ins_lternacks the'N'ature, Construdion, .
and Simplification of Machinery, on F ridn io and the Rigidity refuse to join in , hostilities against 'this Country,
of Cords, First Movers,&c. with Tables, and Description:l of
fieisteip will of course share the same fate. 'A body
nearly two hundred curious and useful-Machines; Machines ; of which,
howt:Ner, only a few can be specified in an Advertisement. of eighteen thousand Prussians have received orders
A
Atwood's ingenious Apparatus for variable Iptions. ,b •
ißipToved Beam Compasses, by Wal:on. to march into the Dutch of Lauenburgh, and to
Prony's Condenser of .Forces, applicable to ‘Vind-11ills.
Cranes, by Gottlieb, Andrews, Hall, Whyte,: Hardie, Scc. - act against Swedish Pomerania. These Troops are
Hydraulic Engines, l. e. the Tympanum, the INlOria, De
La Faye's Wheel,- the Persian Wheel, Chatia. pumpS ; under the command of Generals KALE.REUTH and
Fountain, Darwin's Engine, Flung,trian Machine, the Spiral I .SCHMETTV The KING of SWEDEN evacuated the
,Desagitliers's. Draw er and klucket, Sarjeant's ;Machine,
Dearhan:s Engine, &c. I DiLohy.of Laue.inurgh as soon as it was formally
t)t.t..itts and Ordnance goring- machines.
• 'Contrivances` for Parallel nations,• by Cartwright, Dry-
~:iacd to him that. the Prussians had occupied
de, Sec.
Various Pumps, with Remarks on Pistons and Valves. kilinover, and his force is now concentrated at Stral-
ltafasclen's• Machine for .Divitiing Maraeniatiea.l sand, the Voiti,.,:..:Lions of which have of late been
mews. .
Contrivances for reversing and changing Motions. very much Imi.)roved and strengthened: ThiS new
Scapements, by Graham, Mudge, De Lafons, &c.
Steam Engines, by Neweornen, Blakey,: Gainsbarough,. aet -of.aggressioapri the part of Prussia will:, -we-have
Watt, Hornblower, Cartwright; rvltifray, Bettaneourt, ,
no doubt, DC accounted for in the same manner as
&c.
Brainah's Machine for plaiiing•difterent king of Surfaces. • her,hostility to this ,Country; viz. that it was in Con
(- Rules for forming Teeth and-Wipers, with Maudile)".
-
,
Teeth-cutting Apparatus. sequence of a Treaty with J.wralice. It is true, that
Horizontal, vertical, and circular Saw-mills,
Tide-mills (la sublect never b,:foro treated in any English some time past a 'very-extraordinary degree of
work); withcontrivauces by Cosset, LlOyd, and Dryden.
coolness has suosisted between the Kings of SWEDEN
Turning Apparatus, by Maudsley and Smart. -
I,Vatar• milts, under-Shot, ovcr-sliot, spiral, floating, &C. and Piws-sf.‘, was very much increased .by
Wind-mills, vertical, horizontal,' &:c. by Vernier, Bastion,
Bywater, and others. -' ,7 the decided and energetic conduEt adopted' by
Printed fur G. Ycarslcv, Fleet-street, London where any
likewise be had, this Mitil.-A'S Treatise on Ati stroonly, price the former Soverei_n after the murder of the
rss' boards ; arid his Lesions Astrom. said Plul9s. price 45.- 71 1
D'EsomfE.N. But• we are convinced that
boards:
,persoxu animosity would never have indliced
PauSSI.M4 :MAJESTY to make-this unprovoked attack ;
it can therefOre only be attributed to French intluepce.
We have uniformly stated, that the great object of
France was, to disunite Russia kind Prussia; and that
object has been most efiedually accomplished. Tire -
EMPEROR of Russia is bpund by Treaties as well,as
Honour to prote& Sweden, and he cannot but con-
sider this attack upon Pomerania as an 'ad of aggres-,,
sion against himself. tlf we are to give.eredit to the
intelligence brought by the Gottenburgh Mail, thc
EMPEROR of RUSSIA has, already begun to a& of-
.
iensively against Prussia,:for 'it is :stated that the Rus-
sians have taken possession of /I<itrs,atv.: This is cer-
tainly the point at which
.the' Russians 'could
mence their operations with thegreatest advantagae.

'EVE this day lay before Readers ._the!,'Patent or,
Proclamation issued by His PRUSSIAN' MAJESTY, by
which he declares that the EleEtorate of Hanover is
finally added to his dominions., His .Majesty jus-
tifies this measure upon the ground that Ha-
nover belonged to the French by right of Conquest,
and that Consequently BONAEARTE had a right to
convey it to 1 iim. This State Paper takes no
notice whatever of His' BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S
rights as Ele6tor of Hanover ; nor does it state that
the KING of PRUSSIA intends to assume the title of
r-Ele6tor of Hanover, to which he haS just as good a
right as he has to the Elealorate.

Yesterday the Duke of-KENT, Princesses AUGUSTA
and SOPHIA, attended by LOrd CATHCART, &c. rode
on horseback in Windsor Park.

Their MAJESTIES had a concert and a select
Party on Thursday evening.
The •Duke of BEDFORD has taken Kildare-house,
Me) ion-square, the town house of the late Duke of
LEISTER, for the Dutchess of Gowoos, • who Nvill
leave London for Ireland in the month of May next,
and ziso has taken that beautiful domain and Castle
of Calton; the residedce of the late Diake of LEIN-.
fOr himself and family. .