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Thin day was published , in 4to, with Plates, price 7s. 6d. sewed,
H'E REPORT of the COMMITTEE of. the
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE, concerning the CULTURE
and USE of POTATOES ; Including the following topics :
1. Discrimination ad sorts. 6. Distempers.
8. PreparitiOn of 6611 i: 7. Taking tip, and securing the
11. Sets. crop.
4. Methods of Planting. 8. Application as food for man.
5. Culture while growing. 9. Expences, produce, & value.
Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. ti, Bridg:•-strect, Black-
friars, and to be bad of an Btxdtsellers,
Of whom may be had, published also by authority of the Board
of Agriculture e •
1. EXPERIMENTS TRIED by the BOARD of AGRICUL-
TURF.. in the Composition of,,various Sorts of 1.1R1.41.D. Price
half-a-crown.
'2. A GENF.RAL REPORT upon the SIZE of FARMS
'throughout GREAT BRITAIN, by Dr. Ross:arson. PricaSe.
3. A LET•I ER. from the EARL of WINCI4ELSEA, on the
Advantages of COTTAGERS' RENTING LAND, Is.
4. HINTS on VEGETATION, with
,Queries, price la. 6d.
5. An ACCOUNT of the MCIDESOeDRAINING SWAM,-
BOGGY, and MARSHY LANDS, asPractised by Mr: Joseph
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Elkins:oa ; drawn up by Mr. lour; lon,ustantr, with numerous
'plates, price 7s. 6d. in boards. •
6. Corrected and Improved REPORTS of,TWENTY7EIGHT
COUNTIES in ENGLAND and SCOTLAND, uniformly'
printed in octavo, and illustrated with numerous Engravings, de.
. , scribing the Present State of tact County in Agriculture, Manu-
factures, Population, P. lisetr,Econosny, etc. &e. from 7s. to .15a.
each.
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Oa the Itith of March wai pullishel, in °alma,- In Five Vols.
elegantly printed on at fine wu Xciyal Paper, price, in boards,
Ten Ouineas, ,
THE NATURAL HISTORY of BRITISH FlSJiv§Aß-
es eluding scientific end-genera Description; of the most +me-
Iting Species, and an extensive Series of a •cnrateiy Finished
,olourtd Plates...7taken entirely from Original Drawings, pur-
posely made from the ,Specimens in a recent State, and for the
most part whilst liAtis:•
. • ' :By' 7... DONOVAN, P. 1,. S.
Author of t Natnral Histories Of Britint Birds, insects, Shells,&c.
Printed for the Author, and for F. C. and S. iiivingon, N 0.62,
St. Paul's Cliursh-yard : sold also by 1. Hatc.hnf,d., Nq..4 90, pk,.
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caditty. ' • „ ,
• 0 Thls {Mork, consisting of 60 Monthly Numbers, includes
On: Handied and Twenty Piaui of British Fishes with appro-
Wate Descriptions, and may be considered as one of the most
itrund and useful Publications on the Natural History of 'this
Country that has hitherto been offend to the public attention.—
The subjects from which the dmviings have been exclusively
ltabton,*cee poliecied progressively, with very considerable trou-
Ible incite •;xpW•e,and .by igraat'extrtion have been obtained for
ie most
liylirt in a recent state, thereby affording the Artists em-
toyed at oppOrrdility of rellresenting those brilliant and perisha-
beings in their true colours; and glowing with the vivid hues '
of lite. 5.,,,1 1 ,
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=ea.. ,or bag yearly in Volumes at 21. 2s. each, in
• Of tillifiltlinfkinelidoned Booksellers may be had, by the same
;• . --. •• ,414-tra., 4.itii• 'Author,
j. 'l've -114“sall "%tory of British Insects ; explainluai them in
'Oleic . acikial Si-Act, with the terioda of their Transformations,
!their Pied.; (Economy, &c. 'The whale illustrated with
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"I"HE POETICAL WORKS of the late;tl4lFlS-
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By Dasskalalida. ALVAREZ ESPRIELLA; '''
Ry lis Sin JOHN ANSTF.Y; Esq. , : : i-,i,-e3%olllllo4atea from the Spanish.
'•fer T. bad& and i.V.Davill, Strand.- 1 "•-`• 1-* llNtilteikhe 1.. . Hurd* Rent, and9rnw, Paternmote•••••••
. • his nor be found to contain a faithful and interests
-ill,be published, a New Edition, being the
Initiffeliseationof the present state of England, the manners and
nU 1D I ; a Didactic Poem. customs of the different tanks of Its inhabitants, and the more re.
-orrs ws-R.b. morpolie gioer,itie. or 'oolong, religious and political, which pro.
4vV Editions ail anrosscithem, and which form so striking a feature of the
t.heet l i of the fob
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tional Bret.char.• .. . ,
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-(C, a Novel, In In a few days will bit Bilislialsed, in two vols. evo. In boards, '
• : A GENERAL and CONNECTED VIEW of
-re to ioeit i-L.l the pßOAKEClF,d,retative to the Conversion, Restoration
d ... - ,Union, kinfrottire diary; hf the Houses of JUDAH and IS:
'els RAEL • tkltnigress 114 final Overthrow of the Antichriitian
• Coufed;raayin.tka ilid of Palestine; and the ultimate general
'•iffusion of Christianity. ,
By the Rev. G. S. FABER, B. D.
Vie'ar of Stockcon-upon-TeLs.
'-• F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
',,,, J. Hatchard, No. 190, P,iccadilly.
• may be had, by the sante Author, '
''h Additions, of a Dissertation on theft,-
' tied, and are • now. fulfilling,' or will
the great period of 1260 years ;
,sirs, .he tyrannical Reigu of
`-atestoration of the Jews.
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,ard,
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Ihreget A.s.gritiet, Hurst. Rees, and Prate, Paternoeterrow.
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ineataideation of the present state of England, the manner and
customs of the different tanks of its inhabitants, and the more re.
marMide civersities of Opioions,reilgious and political, which pre-
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ve to the Conversion, Restoration°
.Union, MA :Future olory, tif the Houses of JUDAH and. IS-
RAEL. • tUlarogress 114 final Overthrow of the Antichristian
Caufed;raey in the •and of Palestine; and the ultimate genet*,
:Diffusion of Christianity.
. ' • By the Rev. G. S. FABER, B. D.
Vidar of Stockton-upon-Tees.
Punted for F. C. and J. Rivlngton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church-
yard ; sold also by J. Hachard, No. 190, giccadilly.
Of whom may be had, by the sante Author,
A Second Edition,with Additions, of a Dissertation on thePre-
phccies, that have been fulfilled, and are • now. fulfilling; or will
hereafter 'beftrifilled, relative to the great period of 1260 years ;
the Pipe and Mahommedan Apostasict,.he tyrannical Reign of
Antichrist, or the infidel Power, and the'Restoratlon of the Jews.
1p two large vols..price. in boards, 17s,

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This day was published, in-tile Volumes, evo.
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, - With a Map of the Country', price 11. Is. in boars*
RAVELS in SOUTH AMERICA, during the
T
Years 1881, 1802,1803,1804 ; contaiciag a Description of the
CAPTAIK•GEN EllA 1.9141 P of CARACCAS. and an Aceount of the
Discovery, Conquest, Topography, Legislature, Commerce, Pi-
oance'and Natural Productions of the Country ; with a View of
the Manners and Customs of the Span:Ards and the Native Indian!.
By F. DEPONS,
Late Agent to the f !each GoVernment at Caraccas.
Translated from the French.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pate rnester7row.
" it is with the greatest satisfaction, that we congratulate our
readers on the appearance of the Villunws before us, in which
they Will find very ample details on the natural resources and pro-.
ductions, accompanied much information on the internal state
and government, of the sh Colonies in America."
• ;!').: .. Edinburgh Rev..tairh'4Boll.,
" In his subject Mr. D. is peculiarly fortunate, from the jealousy
of the Spanish laws, interdicting the intercourse of Foreign Na-
, tions, &c. The work before us, though it were numb less* In-
trinsically excellent, would possess at last the amid:W.4. ntse
velty. At the present moment also wisest the publit thud is
much excited and animated by the vast prospects which the pro-
jected establishment of an independent sovereignty ip South Ames
rica, displays before it, whatever relates to that highly favoured.
continent, will be read with peculiar interest."
Eclat. Rev. )an. 'toe.

LACKINCTON'S CATALOGUE.
This day was published, Tice Is. Part 11. containing,
POETRY and PLAYS, Music, Arts, Science 4
Medicine, Surgery, Agriculture, Natural History;
Magazine*, Reviews, and odd Volumes. s• c le*
Ana on Monday, May 2, will be published, •
The Third and Last Part of this Catalogue,' which' part will
comprise Lexicons and Grammars, Classics, French, Italian, SpO2
nish, and other Foreign Languages ; Divinity and Ecclesiastics)
History ; an unique Library of Scottish History and 'Topography*
and a valuable and curious collection of Old Poetry, Rotnances.
and Tracts, with some MSS. together with a copious ApperZut,
iucluding several Libraries, just purchased.
Among the Classics Is the Library of the great Doctor Bentley,
and some valuable articles imported from the Continent.
Dr. Stafford' collection forms a part of the DivinityCClass!
and the scarce and curious articles In English History, To • • .
phy; and Poetry, are from the Libraries of Mr. Ph ;WI
late Mr. Bode, and a celebrated Norfolk Collection. '!'N"
To these, all modern books of merit have been added; so time.
the Proprietors zaspectfully submit this Catalogue to the a usu.
tion of the Public, as the most catensive, valuable, and genarilly
interesting collection of &Mrs ever offered to their-notice. The
prices are, as usual, at a very redocedrate, for ready money.
Finsbury-square, March 1,11110 h;

CHEAFIIRK. •
BY THE BOARD 'OP AGRICAPLTDRE.
' This day was published, illustrated bY trationdElegmvings, some of
them coloured after Nature, and with a notoured Map, *Usti*,
guishing the different kinds of Soil, price tell shillings in boards,
• A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICL/14Ttra4
-1. 1 of CHESHIRE, drawn up for the roird of Agrlcultuie
and Internal Improvement, distinguishing and describing the Geo-
graphical Situation and general Circumstances of the County; the
State of Property ; the Buildings, the Mode of Occupation; the.
Implements ; the Enclosures ; the Arable Land, in every kind of
,Culture ; the Grass Lands ; the Gardens and Orchards ; the
Woods and Plantations ; the Wastes, the Improvements, general
and particular ; the Live Stock ; the Rural Economy, and the
Political Economy, including Roads, Canals, Commerce, Mans-
factures, the Population, Societies, tee. &c &c.
. By HENRY HOLLAND, Esq .
Printed for RICHARD 'PHIL LIP s, Bridge-street,tMackfriars; and
',old by Messrs:Poeta, Bitos-r ex and Son, and o her Booksellers
in Chester ; also by all BoAsellers in Great Britain sad Ireland.
Of whom may also be had, corrected sad enlarged Surveys of the
' • under-mentioned Counties, recently published Snick'. the direct ,
tints of the Scrard of Agriculture,,,ti*ormly printed in octave '
anddone up in boards, • , ..- • .!-,
2 Middleton's Middlesex. Stadjdas it 0
. a Billiegsley's Sornersetshins 4... r , - • 7 .141'1 . •
. ' 4 Rudge's Gloucestershire ~ .. ,- 9 0 •
5 gmith's Argyleshlre, 2d edition, ' •' . - .9 0— , ,
6 Naismith's Clydesdale, 2d edition ' - * 7 0'• • I
7 Dancumb's Herefordshire . • - 6 0
8 Boys's Kent ..„ - ,
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9 Young's Herefordleldre •:s 1,, - 7. 0
10 Young's Lincolnalitte ,• ``• 10 fi :1
•li Young'sNorfollt; .- • • -..7.f.!,1":" - g g.: us,
12 Young's Suffulkind edition ,; no - 11 • •
IS Young's Essex' two vols. .It..:•' - 21 0 ..
14 ICeme, Norfolk - '111:1 6 0 '.
LI Somervile's East I.othian • ' . 6 0
16 ThmnsOn's Fifeshire , '.: 411;•`,,1i' 7 0 ...3
17 I-Wei Lancashire ;.! in tft it .. 6O• ' I
18 kobertsotes:Mid-Lothiant - •'• . - 7 0 '
19 Bailey, Culley, and Priugle's Northumber-1 • 0
land, Ctimb.-cland, and Westmoreland . S . '
,• 20 I,ovre's Nottinghainsaire . -
21 Robertson's Perthshire - 7 0 '
f' 22 Douglas's Roxburgh and Selkirksistre 7 0 '1
23 Plymley's Shropshire . . 0 0 ...
• 24 Pitts Staffordshire . • 7 0 • ,
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or eight per annum, till Surveys of the whole kingdom have beau
publi•hed ; in the mean time set/4. as far as published, uniformly
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