Star.
London, England, 1806-05-03 00:00:00

NEW INVENTED liras.

TN conreqttenee of the very great complaint of late
A of the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mr. HARE. of No
;a, Strand, who has rehded there theft twenty years, to try the
experiment of mixing Mole's Fur with Beaver, and which he has
found to anfwer his molt ardent eapedati•tu, not only foe their
durability, which on trial, will be found to wear out near two
Nth Hata as are made in the ufual way, the Mule Fur making
them fo much finer, and of a clokr tetture than the various
eoark Fun that arc urnally made life or in the manufacturing of
Hsu; ird, Vdth other good qualitki. the ♦:tir will nut conic off,
which ssbeen fu much complained of, of late. as well as their
taking a molt beautiful Black, winch will retain their colour ; and
being the manufadurer of bin owo Hats, he fells them at the low
price of *Lys. Ramps included.
N. B. Wortliy.the attemio I of the Trade, and Merchants for
npor:ation —Army,Navy, folding, and Ladle.' Hats. Gentlemen
In the country• Mould frond the number of inches round the outflele
of the crown.

Mole (tin• hought in any quantity —44lict. poll paid, ra-
fpcdting Molt J king only, attenicd to.

Take the half of this weight, u ae average of nhat a
team of four horfes wears nut lit a year 92
'l'he hlackfmith will pa/ more than one halfpenny per lb.
eatra for his iron, and wilt charge id. per lb.
Each Lurie of this dekrlption,therefore,confumgs 9211)5 s. 4.
of boo in a year, at rd. per lb. eat ra - 7 11
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A new cart requires 4cwt. of Iron, which taw The.
laft revels years, waste In one year 64
A waggon requires view' every (even years,
waiting in one year
A plough requires ydlbs. of iron, and bits two
years, wades in one year
A fa of harrows, fcuMers, Scc. requires t t albs.
and lalts liven years,wattr.a in me ys ar

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teat's. divided by the number of hales empinyed.givcs
the proportion of s ;lbs. for each hock, at 7s. 6d. per cwt.

CUPItI to

Wear of chains, toots, nails rot hurdles, navies, hookas
hinges, gatslocks, Etc. fay only •

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Which will be the extraordinary expence of each Horfe under the
Iron Tax. No t Allstate is made of the Iron confunted In Threat-
los sod Witmoosiog Machines, &c. he.
Large Dray Horfes itl London, and loose other places require
Shoes nearly iSlin. per I,t on the average, and are Mod at leaft
thirteen times a year, whkh will eaufe an additiong charge of
tos.6d. per Annum on each Horfe for shoeing only: therefore a
Tax Smiler to that propofed I IS year will only aff:dt thofc rcrfons
nutig Draught Horfes, aid would be collected without say addi-
tional etpeoce whatever—.whereaa a Tax on Pig Iron will mate-
' flatly affect every Manufadurer in the Kingdom, and the Farmer
elk, and will be extremely vexatious and expenfive it. the enilec-
, lion. Betides this. on account of the Increofed Vette Inn to the
Slockftniths, Manufaaurers, he. the onfiimen will pay snarly
four times the amount of Me nom proceeds
will receive.

Ms day were publlthed,
In One Volume, Onavo, police 6a Boards,
SURGICAL OBSERVATIONS, Part the Se-
mod s Containing an Account of the Diforderwssf the Health
in general, and of the digeElve organs in particular, which accom-
pany local difrafes. and °tiara! their Cure i—Obfervatious on Di-
frees of the Urethra, particularly of that Part which Is forrouoded
by the proltrate Gland; and ObferVations relative to the Treat.
molt of one Species of the Nevi Maternl.
By JOHN ABERNETHY, F.A.S.
Honorary Member of the Medical Society # Edinburgh, and at
the Medical Societies of Parts, Philadelphia,&c. ; Affiftarie Sur-
geon of at. Bartholomew's Hofpital, and 'leacher of Austerity
and Surgery.
Frititcd for 4ieguatu,H!tft:ll.se,,aud qnste,Paternolierivw.