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Iti first Pitt and Nunsber oast* sestfakentiy prenniiinik on u bo;
fore the lot of May nein • .
The Notes *ill be Illustrative and Hissotical, pelesedinhh the
Aethatithe in the entente of the Valiorum Chisel& ;,arid the f#sii
belhanentewlal caulk, of one hundred Pogravings, hy the _NAL
Modern Ming. (Maw's. Meath. PUMP, tNeegie..rallor, Count,
dte. dr.e.) front die ton
eelelistr.eit &Wow of 4bif:
Great is thr several Scipos# of Painting.:
Tiepinsopt& Work Is skageillus unique sad nrigloisi, milli •
the essesition it in lotended.to'isnlie=ir Usefulness widaiwp,
Pewßlethisson. at coerikdi- that of good Fanelli •
Bits ytkieb are without tithe. Noire or athelllshments.

Jan. I inn% ,

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• .•••• Thie day was pubiglsod,
i •
terti Velnise% poiao Sl.* n board',
;Dedicated h} to to the President* C.eancfl, iikt &SOWS
of the Society of Antiquaries of London, •
ATOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONA.RY
NNOLAbIr); exhibiting the various Sidelivisioas of sfarkle
enbettyinto limultidi, Laths, Wapedtakes, Ice. The ltesides-4.
Population ofsinch Parish and Township, according to the Rehinia
made to Parliament" in lent ; and the amount, of she Parochial'
Andenenu, amording to,the Returns nude to Parliament is
Ott The Valuationl htithe King's Books ; the Puma* of the
BtelitAaasHeul Beniflces; sad the Tutelary gaiut of each Church..
—:The distanntt and Watts. of every Parish or Hamlet, from the
nearest Poss-Olhoe Town.—Markete—roars.—Corporatiotra.-•-
•free Schools.—The Situation and Description of Monarterti%
and other keligicrus Houses.--Members of Parliament.--Assicer
and Petty geode/Isl.—Collected from the most authentic Duco-
raents, and asnutged iA alphabetieal order, &c.
By NICHOLAS CARLISLE,
Fellow and Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries of London.
I Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orate, Paternosterstuvr.
.• The oei*irtal returns made to Parliament by the Orissa:xi
of the several Parishes, in itios, constitute the basis of this Work.
To the valuable infottnalon derived froth thissource, other suitable
facts hike been added front all the County Histories, and Book.
lof Topography, now extant. Many deficiencies have been sap-
pied, mid iniKettracies Corrected, by an eat/mare Correspondence
Instituted bf ihe,Andeor, with the Nobility, Clergy, aud Oentryr
in varies" parts of the Kingdom.

This dry was published, Volume the First, of
rrliE AGRICULTURAL MAGAZINE, or the
farmer's Monthly Journal of Husbandry and floral Mein,
publiebed Monthly, including Occasional Observations on Garden.
ing ; illustrated by &variety of plates and :vood cots, of ne* inven-
tions and Improvententsio theinsplements and tnachinery et the ark
Conducted by R. W. DICKSON, M.D.
AWthor of Pracdcal Agricukure, and Honorary Member of the
Board of Agricultere.
Primed for Lonsman,Husst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-r..mv.
11 • Haring brought the Ist Velorne of the Agriciltural Mag 1-
zin:to a conclusion, the Proprietors and conductor, in placing it
before the Punt, feel anxious to make the fullest' acknowledge-
ments for the almost unexampled encouragement they have expe-
rienced, and to assure the numerous readers of the work, that no
exertions le their power will be wanting to rendet k more exten-
sively metal aodintereedng. This they may be permitted sorin-
den* to hope, from the daily Increase in the number and value Of
their contributors and cineespondenb. On this ground, too, they
are willing to persuade Mameeives, that no material source of in.
feentatiso, or any of the departments of Rural Economy will be
suffered to escape inquiry, or any practical diveovery of real utility
or importance be overlooked.
They look forward with Much pleasure and satisfaction to th
additional nmonmee which they have been enabled to provide, f
bringing to the early notice of the farmer, the various inventions,
alterations, and improvements, which are continually taking phocir
in the Implements and machinery of the art, by which the labour.
of the hatband/nen are not only greatly facilitated and abridged, but
corisidstsbly reduced in their expenee.

BERKSHIRE and WILTSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD,
''HE Fee and Inheritance of that Capital and Er-
-A. tendve MANSION-HOUSE and Offices, with the Pad•
dock. and Waned Grounds adjoining, at Sparghalt, in Berkshire,
late the Estate, and in the eecupatioo of Lieut. Ofneval Gab,bit,
deceased, and two Farms belonging to the same ; the whole cow
taming about 884 Acres.
Also, the Tytbca of Fey tbree Acres of Land, in Ramsbury,
Wiltshire.
The House and Lands at Sparsholt, are deemed about five miles
from the town of Wantage, and are, together with the Teases in
Wiltddre, let to respectable tenants, on leases which will empire
at difbrent periods, within twelve years, and now produce east
and *wards per earn= but will rise madders bly. There is a
quantity *clamber and 04usatocal trees on the Lands.
The Estate is subject to two Annuities, ono of 1101. and the
other of 75L a year.
Paractdars may Bantamn by applying to Joseph Be
rk
ire •
Unsaid; Ireland ;
Mord, Esq. Abingdon, Berkshire ;
saandls are t John Lloyd, Esq. • wire, Dublin, to whom propo-
o be made in writing.

rrliE Dispensary, No. 15, Soho-square, bving open
SO the Poor• bas contributed considerably to the credit
SPILBERBkrs PATENT ANTISCORBITIIe JDROPS have
gained, by ascertaining its aas a medicine in cases of Scro.
phut; Gout, Rheuminiuu, Eruptions, sod Nervous Disown. de.
pendant on the obstructions of the stomach and intestine*, and in
all those comphints of tBlBesed Me, where calomel has lost its
effect by frosuent use.
It is regnisiip to caution the Public against pttrehming any others
but those bowing the words " By the King's Patent" on the
bottle, bill of directions, and outside wrapper ; together with the
King's duty, printed in black ink.—Sold in bottles of Sr.
double beetles Ins.; larger IL es. ; duty included.

ATTESTATION.
T THOMAS GLAISTER, farmer, of Sahooks.
9 in the Path of Abbey-Hohn, near Carlifie. do declare, that
I was for above fix months foray 'Elided with a nervous corn •
plaint, attracted with internal wcaknefs, 106 of memory p tins
Iq
my bead, cars and breaft, and was fo bad q to be confined to tor
bed. I had many remedies prefcribed me by the faculty, but to no
pstrpok. Fortunately, Mr. Janie. of Carlil . who knew nay faS
litnathan, rerammended to me the CORDIAL BALM of Gl.• -
LEAD, prepared by Dr. SOLOMON, of Liverpool, threeboctlei
of which inedicine only, I docket. has mitered me to periko
teak. I have taken a voyage so Liverpool, .s
porpofero nturd
my hearty thanks to Dr. Solomon, for the pest
or I now en-
joy of my hakh, through the great difravery, the Cordial Bairo
of Gilead THOMAS GLAurat,
Liverpool, Anglia ts, 5797. -
11 P. S. I
ihall return to Carlin.) by the Margaret Captain Johs
Barnes, of Carlin.), with wh pan I arrived. when I Imir to myna
Mr. loWe thanks for his kind recommenlation.
R efereneemay be had to Mr. Franco fonts, Scotch Arett,Carliik.-
The Cordial &dm Gikad may be had of every icipeztablq
Medieine Vender in the United Kinitclaan• •
There're Of° flintily bottles, 'muskiest:he quantity of Astradi the 10114 6d. ones, for 33e. by which ua aft raved.
Tlnife who with to have the Medicine funnediotciy front the-.
Doane. by-fending the money for any quantity _Airy think proper,.
will have then foot by furls earrier as they MIR adffills.•
tact orders for any fern may be few by pelt, and the hillpjletilllP
be returned in the box, or orders nigh oak eindokd will be 4iik
attendol to
F ove,' *reel ion • for. every cafe, to enable Pageswilfll4ll. 1111 Mire
(elves, is given with each bottle, pike half a, •:- 7 • .
is
Nose—Pach bettle bass rvaPplefutbrra jlll4 VET
fi! Sail% Litapool, tergratal tonimil“lw 4
Maly.