The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-19 00:00:00

NEW SYSTEM lIUSI3ANDRY.

The press of mattow,has for sortie time. past piLe!
%Twill us from- givinw.ihe attelition- it seetto to
wvrit, to the followilig-communication
TO TfIELINTOIt OF I`llEl NUN. •• '
1.7, Igl4,
Si The Paper lieieWith hits Onljr' pub} poi. •
prise and the` Nei
without comment, or the presomptjou of
(o.4:ringtwinion on economical thcory or
oil practice. I Fe'pleaSed to -see it s'tibnii.t.
led to the,ritturition.of :the public your' ninth
read columns ; and !am.: Sir, yourvhedleot scryaiit,

EMPLOYMENT ON AAIMPROVF,II PLAN AND l'itAC-

TICE 3:4 AGRIC ULTURE AND 1-IUSO.4O.PitY,

The notice and attention of the 1.39,Ard of Agri-
culture, owl of the intelligent practical and ex-
I A ;•
perimente gr.cultuiv,t,, of NortOlk, of other
pairti of England :stmt of Scolltrod; are wanted: and
called .Inr: to this ,projection, hose nses awl
powers have for ligei benefited more millions of
people than the British Wands contain.
he Outlines-of tlii' plan- proposed
1.
To. wake . a .caap 111.111)13re, of, WLiCil, the
.s.omP:thitiou has not, till now, been known in
pump!, .
2; To use an implement for tillage .nitich su-
perior to any yet employed by us.
3, In the employment of human labour in rural
9,cpnpotionE, in a wormier to reduce the present
eXpenees in hushandry.'
4. To introduce the habit of some occupations
for the likbourinKCiaSSeS of the people, Iron) which
various necessaries and 'cointorts will result to
them.

5. n ro‘liie, a useful s 4 tecellaneurri for the
faihrip, efl of 'itiapuiacturing occupation, should it

G. To increase agriculture, and to bring back
some "f the people of both Islands to the
tit~;s of the land, , which bus beott too u►uch ne.
giecrett.
11,ditiotia1 exertion cannot effect mulch ; there
nit" be the consent and co•operatiou thka
great body denOplinated the ".Landed illicrest

these must unite to save the country from edit..
mities which ntay, by timely attention 'and exer•
be prevented, but catinnt be rentedied-,,
should their .Visitation ante reach 'us.,•by.ottr, ne-
glect'. of their approaches. The situation and
prospect of the 'condition of the people requires
considered and resolute eflOrt to avert it. - if
those who should attend--shrink- from the ditty of
their 'stations and Opportunity, they will he guilty
of the Worst speries of-treason. ‘Vhilst we write
and .propose, the time flies which should be cm.
ployed in acting and energetic measures of publie
safety and advantage,
7. If every 'farmer.'er landholder of 'Great
tail] would make trial of thii•system this year on
only two acres, for each hundred-that he occupies
in tillage, pasture, or meadow, he wont& find his
crops.of 'every kind intreaseti..one-hail per acre,
beyond his greatest product in any other manage*,
ment ; this trial cannot be injurious, will not he .
expensive, and the gond that may result front its
success, and the conviction and experience of its
benefits; • would exceed all calculations. Some
eicperithent should be 'made without loss of time.
Should the disposition to 'a patriotic: and
,exertion of the national energy, for the employ.
ment, relief, and ease of the people; be evinced its
any manner of general and combined attention,
parishes or any other associations, or individuals
of large influence or posSessions, shall be furnish-
ed at once with all necessary instructions tot their
good purpose. It is cOnsidered that it would be
ineffectual to tiller or intrudethem, if they are not
requested ;• and without a prospect that. ilicy will
he attended to; and Some extensive nunilkr of
tt ials put in the course of experiment, anti trial,
whiclt will be 'proot.of their utility.
8. N.B. The proposer Seeks for no emolument;
or personal' y advantage, .or interference, of au
-kind ; his satisfaction and full reward will be sure
and sufficient in the benefit he shall render to his
country ; with-this he-will- be content and console •
himself, even- though a great success should he
followed by an equal ingratitude !. a contingency
which, though he will not expect it, he will en- •
deavour carefuliy to prepare and silently to abide.
The plan proposes to give by employinent
most extensive and permanent eelierto rho" otlate
wliys" suffering >mnd unOccupied.,part :of the peo
ph!, and to benefit the farmers .one hundred ircr
cent:- frir the money they shall expend, • or' rather
only advance, in its nractice.•, A general or p.t.
roebial meeting in. any part of the country, „ex-
pressing the -desire of information,, and the deter.
minathin to .make a proper trill), shall be.a(oll4ll'
at tended to. . •

JO. By this plan it is calculated,. that when its
practice shall he generally extended, the Poors*
Rate would be reduced 'three-fourths; because.
pauperism .could be reduced in•thatitroportionip
this Would belt great relief to the agriculturists, or
this .great fund, or sinne port of it might be di•
remit in•anottrer •maturerto support:the exigen-
cies, in•• discharge of• the, politic ,and equitafde
obligations of the State. • The proposer of this
plan to the British Public; who has seen its ()per.
.ration and advantages irt an ancient, public, great,
and distant empire, ii.lookinvwith great anxiety
to engage'rhe general, or-some high influential
discretion, ,to, this important object, because after
. the present (still 'precarious) • harvest shall be got
in, tlie. wants :ot the people,i by the deficieney-of
eniployment, ;.may be felt with much severity
thinugh'thnzext winteroud..spring. In truth,
this thtlictiltyls near, urgent, and pressing, and
reqUires,everylinmediate effort and exertion for its
niitigatiOniif we cannot atonec compass its whole
relief anti future. remedy.
In the,-Chinese System—Fifteen shillings
can now provide manure and seed for an acre of
wheat, if the Chinese' implement he 'alio wed it%
the tillage :7-and it the several' practices of that
rnanner.of huabandry shell be followed,. W. F. ven-
tures to promise that• one half more grain shall.be
rlised front the slime farnior hind;• than has eyer
been'yeapeil um any other mode of winking it.
Sept.. 104 A %id, °W
• r(0.13 Post•utlico, Loudon,
. . Post paid.