The Sun.
London, England, 1806-03-29 00:00:00

CAPITAL BOOKS ON AGRICULTURE.

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The Sixth EditiOn, 'improved, in One large Volume °Clay°,
price Half a Guinea in boards, - •
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FARNIER's CALENDAR ; containing a.L
l• Ul.l. ACCOUNT of the BUSINESS 'necessary to
be performed en all Kinds of -FARMS during EVERY'
MONTH of the YEAR, with' the latest Improvements,
and the Mode of ekccuting them. • .
BY ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq.
Secretary to the Board' of Agriculture, and Member of various.
Philosophical and Agricultural Societies in Europe and
America.
It is impossible, in the compass of' an Advertisement, to
enumerate the important Contents, and the great pradical
Advantages which most result., in the management of Land,
from a constant reference-to this useful Work. Many thou.
sand Copies are sold-in every year; and intelligent Farmers
and Country Gentlemen, in-every County in England, have
acknowledged, not only that it enables them to perform every
operation in the best and most successful manner, but effects,.
ire the general business of a Farm, a saving of from Ten to
Twenty-five per Cent.
2. In two large Volumes, •4to. illustrated with nearly One
Hundred Engravings, representing the most Unproved Jut_
plements, the various Grasses, and the principal Breeds of
Sheep and Cattle,- price Four Guineas in boards,
A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRI-
CULTURE ; including all the MODERN IMPROVE.
MENTS and DISCOVERIES, and the results of all the
:Attention and Inquiry which have been bestowed on this im-
portant Science, during the last thirty years ; flie whole •
combining and explaining fully, extensively, andoompldtely,
the PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of the MODERN
ART of HUSBANDRY, in all-its Branches and Relations.
By R. W. DICKSON, M.D.
Honorary Member of the Board of Agriculture. - . •
3. In !-,2,.! ar t rly Numbers, price.- Three Shillings -and Six-
pence,; illustrated with Plates, •
'The ANNALS of' AGRICULTURE ; or, FARMER'S
MAGAZIN.E4 consisting of original Papers, Experiments,
and Observations; conduct d
By ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq. F.R.S.
Printed tor Richard Phillips, Bridge-street, 131ackfriars ; •
and to h:: had of all Booksellers.

• • • GREGORY'S MECHANICS, -
In Two-large Oelavo Volumes, besides a•Volutne containing
Fitty-five quarto Plates.
• . bay:was published, price IL tbs. in boards,
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TREATISE of MECHANICS, Theoretical,
•.Praclical, and Descriptive.
• • • PLO:LINTuus GREGORY,
f the Royal Military _Academy, Woolwich.
Vol. I. Book. On Statics, comprising the Composition
and.Resoltition of Force, the Centreof Gravity, and_the Cep-
trobaryc Method, Mechanical Powers, Strength and Stress of
Nlaterials, and the Theory 'of Cords, Arches, and Domes.
13ook a. • Dynamics, in -whit are treated Motions, De-
scents and 'Ascents along-different Lines . and Curves,. Pro-
jectiles, RiCiichet-firing, Pendulums,- Cem.'al-forces,
tres• of Oseiiiation, Spontaneous Rotation, &c. Don moan's
TheOry of Percussion, and the motion of Machines and their
niaXi inn niegteds.

BOok 3.---.llydrostatics, 'including the pressure of- non-,
elastic Fioidis the si!e.cific •ravity of solid and fluid Bodies,
with an extensiveTanle, the Equilibrium, Stability, and Os_
ciliation Of --floating Bodies, and capillary Atttadion.
• Book 4, llyci rodynatnics, treating of the diseharge of Fluids
through Apertures,ind of the motions of Wartir.'wheels, with
accounts of important experiments .on •thilise
_interesting.
topics.- .'
Book s. Pneumatics, including the equilibrium and mo-
tion of Air, nod other elastic Fluids;- the measurement of
Altitudes by the Barometer and Thermometer.; ,the Theory
of Air and o 1 Water.pumps, and the resistance of .Fluids. -
Vol. 11. Contains Remarks on the Nature, Construaion,
and 'Simplification or Machinery, on F rirttion and tlie Rigidity
of Cords, First Movers, ...?cc. with Tables, and Deseriptions of
nearly two hunched curious, and useful Machines; of which,
however, only a few can be specified in an Advertisement,
AtwbOd's ingenious Apparatus for variable Motions. •
Imptoved Beam Compasses,:by Walton.
Prony',-; Conderiser of Forces, applicable to -
Cranes, by Qcittlieb, Andrews, Hall, Whyte,•flardie, &c.
flydraulic. Engines,, i. c. the l'ympanum,. the 'Noria, be
La Eu.e.,•w4co, the Persian Wheel,
.Chain-purrips ; Hero's
Fountain, Darwin's Engine, hungarian Machine, the Spiral
P Desagu lieri's Drawer and Bucket-, S.arjeant's Machine;
Dearilityfti Engine, &c. .
04_1n-tits and Ordnance Boring-machines.
Conirivances for Parallel Motions; by Cartwright, Dry_
den,
• ;. Various Pumps, with Remarks on Pistons and Valves.
R-amsden's Machine for Dividing Mathematical Limb;
ments,

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Contrivances for reversing and changing Motions. .
Scapements, by C raham, Mudge, •De Lafons,. &c.
Steam Engm;..s, by Newcomer), Blakey,Gainsborottgh,
Watt, Hornblower, Cartwright, 'Murray, Bettancourt,
Woolf &c. , - _

l3rantah's Machine for planing different kinds of Surfaces.
Rules for forming Teeth and %Vipers, with Maidsley's
Teeth-cutting Apparatus.
Horizontal, vertical, and circular
(a subject never before treated is any English
work), with contrivances by-Cosset, Lloyd, and Dryden.
Turning ApNratus, by Mi.tutsley and Smart.
Water- mills,.under-shor, over-shat, spiral, floating, &c.
vertical, horizontal, &-c. by Verrier, Beatson,
Bywater' and others.
Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street, London : where may
likewise be had, this Author's Treatise on astro+-loiny, price
Iss boards ; and his Lessens Astrom. and Philos. price 4s.
boards. -

TO LETT, READY FURNISIIED,
For Two or Three Years from this neitt.Lady -Day,
ASMALL. HOUSE, retiredly situated iii a Good
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blithe Vicinity of Haverilillr SufV)lk, with Coach-house,
and Stables for six Horses, :And Eleven Ayres of Land, in-.
eluding Gardens and Shruboeries, surrounding, the Premises.
Fortner Particulars mAy be had by addressing a Line (post-
paitlj to Mr. IsAa4.; Wright, at Haverhill, in Sut.9)llt.

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[PIIICE SIXPENCE

STAMP-OFFICE, SOMERSET-Pr:4.o,

March 22, tBO6.
M5...414 ie.sty's Commissioners 11Tarld,i4e
V the Stamp Duller, dryly,',prised by the Lards Con.
ntli,ionerg of Nis Maje.,v,sl7'reasury, par,q,ant t o AR of
Pay iia-
-.inent' to lett to farm the Dialer granted by " f1)1.9 41,,,
Forty fourth Year of ,qht,present tllajesty, co Ihrres lett to Hire
" fir trilvellingPost and by Tim,'," do hereby giyr Notice,
Tha't mte intend to Lett, at out Ottii:e in Sontersut place.,
the said Duties to Farm, on Tuesday the 2.2 d of April
next, between the Hours of One and Two in tbe After-
urlon,„ within the Distrid undermentioned, for the Tenn of
Two Years and Three Quarters tram the fSt' Day of May
next, to such Pdrson or Persons 'as maybe 'willing to contract
for the.sa hie.

All Persons intending to Fatm the said Duties are'to
d.j
ver in their Proposals to us at the Stamp-Ottice, in Somerset..
place, at least. three days previous to the said 2211 Day of
April next, signed with their Names, srsting•the Places of
their abode, and- that they intend to bid tor the add
ilia, or their PropOsals cannot be proceeded on.
No Personsl.kensed to lett Horses forthe purpose of travel.'
ling, Post, no,' any Persons for their Use, can be admitted tO
contrae.l for the said Duties. .

No. DISTRICT te, be Lett to Faun.
12. Middlesex; including London and Westminster, at ono
All Persomiinteuding to bid for this District are desired
to take Notice, That, in pursuance of the partici/14r Instrue.
tons of their Lordships, it will be pur up at the Sum spe-
cified above, which will he Kradii:illy abated, ontila. Bid.
diug shall be-Made; and, tupon- stitirßiddint, any Person
may advance, *id the .hi4hest
.I.liNcr will be deciated-thit
Farmer, and UI 'be' required to pay down immediately,
in Bank Notes,:pue Eighth n'art. of the /turns: Reni there.
alas a Deposit. But- in case shall not beaccepted
at a price which shall be deemed the proper Value thereof,
it -will be withdrawn and otherwise, disposed of!
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• • - .1/ICTZLILDNG",-.OFFI(2E,
• cliarrh 3,„4 ISo6
r:11- lii.C.O.3IMISSIONERtSYernaILCTLING
ills.lll4yESTY't• NAVY do berrly -give Notice, Mat
on IV:gine:day the 05 of /.'pril next lbcf wilibe ready to receive
Tender.' in al,r4ing, sealedirp, and treat fir the gOean.
titles of IRON HOOPS, viz.
• . •-vivi"r )-1(.).0Ps , 109,
Bu-r-r..H00v,5 . 200 Tons: - • •
PLATE HOOPS too.

.400
a; for any griavi• of either denomination not :est stka.v Tifi,'Tons.
To be deliveied in ten. •weekr, by week?ypropcytio,s, in:. His lila.
jesty's via u-alling Storts at Depforel•:"anel to be paid for by:Pills,
payable., with !Merest, ninety days after date.
The Conditions cef the Cantraa,- and Samples of the Holt:ter:4a_
be seen at the Secreta,:e:r Office.
No regard will le-had hal), Tender it which the Price shall
not be inserted in words at length, or that shalt not be ddivered to
the Boor,/ before One 4'l the said /Wednesday the grG
April next, nor unless the Pe'r.cdu who maker the render , or scone
Perron on his behalf, attends; to ahrwer when, ea:led for.

To the PROPRIETORS'Y .LAST INDId S I OCK.
Leaks, and Gentlemen,
HE EL EC7:IO2V re SIX DIRECTO 11 tAe
EEASTIN hIA CO 2111',INI' being g ppOinled.
iPrillter-
day the 9th of /kill next,, the favour of you,Vote and-4n:erest is
requested for tbt fr.Jlowirg Gentlemen : -
BEI3P,'Esq. IOHNPI•NCLIS, Esq.
Sir Wll4. BENSLEY, Bart. • jAs. 1!".1J71:ISO-N,
lion: W. F. E L'PH I N ST-0 N, Elti, Esti.
lflich will ver> inurb ok!,18-e, ; • -- •
aidL dyer Gentlemen-
Your most obedient Servants.

East India thuso,
March zB, tBc6.
George Mil lett, Charles Grant,
Charles Mills, George Smith,
Thomas Parry, Francis P-iring,
Edward Parry, Jacob Bosanquet,
Richard Chieneley Plowcien, loseph Cotton,
Thomas Reid, Wil,liain Devaynes,
Abraham Robarts, Simon Fraser,
Jahn Roberts, . - John Hudieston,
George Woodford Thellusson, .Hugh I ogiis,
Robert Thornton, Stephen Lushington,
William Thornton, John Mansbiii,
Sweny Toone, . Theophilus Niet6alfe".
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To t PROPRIETORS of re E.9ST INDIA TUCK.
Ladies and
H Gentlemen, • AVING the Honour of being recommended to
' You by the Direaors 01 the Earl India Compa7, as Can-
didates pr the Directien, to bechosen ibis
_year, nt.e take the liberty
of requesting the favour alyour lute on the Day of Election,
nesd.fy the gtb April next.
We are, Ladies and Gentlemen,
• Your must obedient and most humble Servants,
!WIN BEBI3.
WILLIAM C3ENSLEY.
WM. F. E PHI NSTON.
. JOHN INGLIS.
AM ES PATTISON.
JOHN TRAVERS.
East India-Meuse, March 28, it;c6.

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