The Sun.
London, England, 1812-04-08 00:00:00

Ilk, ,',RAIhR'S MAr.:AZINE.
flits Day was p,.; i fled,
Embellished with Three Eii„..yings, price 3s.
THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE,
No. XLIX.
Containing a Letter from William Douglas, Esq. one of
the Vice-Presidents of the Agricultura.l. Society of the Stew..
artry of int:niht. • *
Memoir ~.1 the Fiorin Grass, by NI r. liobzrt Ainslie,W.S.
read in, and published by tiie authority of the abovc-Inen-
*hilted Society.
Register or the Weather, from the Ist January, 1811, to Ist
January, 1812.
On the Use of Moss as a Manurel By Mr. Aiton.
On a new Mode ot cultivating white Crops.- By the Rei.
Mr. Campbell.
Ditedinns for dividing a Triangle, &c. without Mathema-
tical Instruments or Logarithms. By Mr. Leslie.
Letter from the Rev. Dr. Richardsjn, on Irrigation, and
on the Value of Peat MOSS as a Soil.
Uri the Dairy Husbandry. By Mr. "Won, Strathaven,
with two plates.
I,etter from a Member of the Morayshire Farmers' Club.
Description of the Diamond Harrow, nivented by-the Rev.
Mr. Campbell; witti
On the Difference in the Elleels of Dung upon different
Soils, &c. By William Dawson, Esq.
Remarks on Mr. Wilkie's Iron Plough.
Comparativ,i expence of the Iron and Common Ploughs.
Letter from Mr. Charles Alexander, near Peebles, to Sir
john Sit‘clair, describing his Method of collecting and apply-
ing the Urine of Cattle as a :',lcinure.
Re-view of Dr.Skene Keith's general View of the Agricul-
ture-of Aberdeenshire.
Agricultural Intelligence, _with Remarks on the Distillery
Prohibition Bill.
Ditto Scotland.—Ditto England and Wales.
Notices so Corr.( rpondents.
Printed for.Arclubaid Consta4le and Co. Edinburgh ; arid
Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London ; and
John Cumming, Dia:lin.
Of whom may be had,
The above Work, from its Commencement in the Year
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li4tivrs, at Edinburgh.

IT IS AN OLD SAVING, THE BEST IS THE
CHEAPEST.
SEVERAL
Ladies and Gentlemen who formerly
used .th;.• 11 USSI A .01 L, being krsuaded to use other
Olis for the hair, as they are not so dear, :he end round
the dr...., i.onti their hair fall off, or
Yuri gitv have dec'areit they will use no other than the
RUSSI OIL in future, it being the the best article for-
moistening the Hair when dressing, as it keeps real or false
hair of its natural gloss and curls, and is so great a nourisher,
It us d constant, never a hair will tall off or turn grey.; in
short, where. there is hair by nature, and it has got thin, or
bald, by using the Russia Oil regularly, you may rely on its
being restored.
A CAU rION.--As a set of Swindlers have counterfeited
the Russia nil, and given it for sale at Hair-dressers shops,
&c. ti:ey persuade it is the genuine, to deceive, have imitat-
ed the Eagle and Signature on the cover. To prevent the
like impositions, and as more security, the Proprietor has
leave of the Commissioners of his Majesty's Stamp Office,
to have his name; " A. Prince" printed on the Government
Stamp which is on the outside of the cover •of each bottle,
the coantcrteiting of which is felony.
Ladies and Gentlernenlviraiiiilaybee particular emu
oorbpseerrsvueattiehde
tt abovepurcChaausteiotilli'eainy
counterfeit,an complained to the Proprietor of
the injury it had done their hair.
Ask for Prince's Russia Oil at gs. per bottle, or one bottle,
containing four small, at ii. zs. or six large bottles at 51.
duty included:
Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John_street, Oxford-
street, .(observe it is rot a Shop, it is a Private House, op-
posite No. 7, as there are shops in the neighbourhood' that
sell counterfeits):; and• by appointment, Mr. Smyth, Per-
•fumer. to his Majesty,
,New Bond-street; Hendrie, Per-
fumers to her Majesty' Titehborne.street ; Bayley, Per-
fumer to the Prince and Princess, and Duke and Duchess
of York, No. s, Cockspur_street ; Harding, 89, Pall-mall ;
Rigge, 65, Cheapside; Davison, 59, Fleet-street; Bacon, 150,
Oxtord-street ' • Withers, 229, Strand ; Bolton, Tutt, Royal
Exchange; and of most principal Perfumers anti Medicine
Venders. '

IMPERIAL 1)A RL

ROUSE OF COMMONS.

TUESDAY, APRIL 7.

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A new Writ was ordered for Boston, in the room'
of Thomas Pydell, Eq. deceased.
Mr. HOUSTON preSented a Petition from the
Trade House of the bqdy of Merchants of Glasgow,
agamit the E tst India Monopoly.
A new Writ- was. ordered for the' Borough 'of
Aldborough, in the room of John M‘Mahon, Esq.
who had accepted'the situation.aof Keeper of the
Privy Purse.
Sir J. NEWPORT postponed his motion for Papers
relative to the cAnduti of Persons educated at Ml-
nooth College, to the 23d inst.
Mr. MARRYATT presented a Petitifin from the
.Ship-builders o! the Porcof London, against the en-
couragement given to the building of ships in India,
and praying for redress.
Ordered to lie: on the table.
Mr. LITTLETON po,,tponed his motion for alter
ing and atnenditz the 22d George 111. to the
instant.

Colonel_ DILLON presented a Petition from the
Freehold rs- of the County of Mayo in favour of
Catholic Etmincipat ion.
Ordered to he on the tab!e., The third r,,aditig ut the Glass Duty Bill was post-
poned to this • 'siy seinnilit.
Mr. PuNsoNay wished for more particular returns
of the nurnhers of pets; us prosecuted for forgeries
than had yet been !Aid •betoie the- Huuse, as those
which bad been produced weft- to.ilitn in some parts
perfealy incompr !tensible. He wisl4.td for returns,
of the number of rrsuns pr,,secute'd by the Officers
of his INI4nI for to!geries of the currency
of the re. dm in the 14 yetis previous to the passing
of the Bank Restridiou Ad, and in the 14 years