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CHAP I'AVS• Hitw ORt

This. day was publithed, in Four Volu:nee rids; r. itlngrated With
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CHEMISTRY applied t', Arta and Mann ARO M.
By M J. A. CH APTA 1.•
Wilber and Treaforer of rbe French Sen te, Crawl ()flicei- of as
Lean of Honour, Member of the liiititute. Honorary
Protelfo7 adf the Sebago,' Medielne, &e. Ake.
tittle need be raw to recommend a new Wo•k by fo euditealt lb
ehernift as M. Chaptal, who ha• &Ml'? I applied hi it all the m
dens Difenveries in Cherniftry and F rperimental Philofophy to
the perfedtion of the A.:irs and the various Branches of Manufas-
tures. Such a Work has long been an acknosvhdied defideratum;
and, executed by fo acute an experinsentalift as the prefent Au-
thor, it forms an acquifition, above all prise, to the numerous che-
milts, workers of metals, and manufadturers, of Great Britain and
Ireland.
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Pr iterte.st. and THEORETICAL CHEMISTRY, 111 one large and
clufely.printcd Volume, OdLive; by WILLIAM NIQIIOLSON, wish
I Plates, price t6s. Boards.

THE ONLY COMPI.ETE SYSTEM OP PRACTICAL
AGRICULTURE EVER PUBLISHED.
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Four Guineas and a Half in boards, itluftrated with nearly /03
Engravings, so of which are col ,(red from Nititre, reprefent-
log various Muds of Imptinents and other M tchinery, adapted
to the molt improved methods of Cultivation. the malt approv-
ed °nitres, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle, from
original Drawings by Gerrard and Scott,
A COMPLE rE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL
AGRICULTUR E, including all th- Modern improvements
and Dircoveries. In which the principles rat Chentiftry are applied,
in explanatinn of the Nature and Cotiap:‘Ction of Soils slid Ma-
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Firtrning of differ, rat forts of Live Stock.
Thews le Wended to combine and expl linfto y and completely
the Psineiples and Pradtice of the Aft of .Vtodert Hufbandry.
By R. W. DICKSON, M D. of Hendon, in N4l4l,llefex,
Honorary Memb-r of the Board of Agri', [tuft &c.
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BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
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AGENERAL VIEW of the AGRIC.UL TURE
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[FRnM THE GERMAN

SOTO OF MR. CANNING, ENGLISH SECRETARY OF STATE
FOR V 111111614 AFFAIRS, TO PRINCE STAHRRAIDERG,
THE AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR AT LOND.)PI.
London, z 5 tla April. Igo7.

- .
The underfigned, his.Majefy's Principal Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, has laid before the King
the Note delivered to him by Prince Stahremberg,
Ambaffedur Extraordinary. and Minhler Plenipo.
tentiary of his Maielly the Emperor of Autiria, King
of Hungary and Bohemia, in which his Imperial
Majetty offers himfelf as the Mediator of a General
Peace.
The uneerfigned has received it in command from
the King his Sovereign, to communicate to prince
Stall-rem-bet g the inclofed official anfwer to the Note
of his Imperial Majefly. The King does complee
juffice to the motives that have induced his Imperial
Majetky to propofe a mode of negotiation which, by
ernt,n3cing the interefls of all parties, can alone lead
to•Phe relloratioa of a hafting peace, and the perma•
nent tranquillity of Europe ; and hii Majeliy, there-
fofe, accepts the offer of his Imperial Majelly's me•
diation, lo far as he is concerned ; but with this pro.
vitior, that it fall alfo be accepted by all the other
Po•.vers involved in the prefent

NOTE.
His Majeny the King of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, has received with due
regard the communication of his Majelly iheEmperor
of A tint ia, King of Hungary and Bohemia, and afro
-telly appreciates the motives which have, upon this
•
occasion, determined his Majeny to become the Me•
diayr of a General Peace.
The King, who has never eeafed to look to a secure
and falling peace as the only ohjeft t f the war in
v.litch he is engaged, and who ha, never tefufed to
lifben to any propolal which offered
.the lean proba-
bility of attaining his propofed objeft, cannot, for a
moment, hefitatt to give his full atlent to the declared
opinion of his Majelty the Emperor and King, and
that loch a peace is only to be obtained by a general
negociation on the part of all the Powers engaged in
the prefent war.
The King will have no difficulty in entering upon
inch a negociation, as loon as the content of ti.e tither
Powers interened therein (tall have seen received.—
His Maje(iy will, wi!hout delay, make the necefrary
communications in this refire& to thofe Powers with
which he -is More efpecially united by the ties (.1
friendfhip and confidence, in order to ascertain their
views, arid in the event of their beir.” favourable to
the prnpofition of his Impetial Majeiiy, to cn;.fult
with them as to the mode in which the twg'xiatirais
(hall commence, and, agreeably to his In!;:crial Ma-
jelly's propofition, to come to an untie:Holding as to
the princip'es which should equally form the ground
uand balls of dircuffrm and of a general Airangement.
As to what con-:ern, the choice of a place to become
the feat of negociation, any place will be equally
acceptable to his Majetly, pn.vided, (exclufi ye of the
indifpenfible condition which is alfo exortired in the
note of his Itnperial Majefty, that it null he free front
all immediate Mf(uenze of the events of the war) that
it afford, to his Britannic Majesty, in the fame degree
as to the other Powers, the means of a cptedy and
uninterrupted enmmitnication with the Plenipoten•
ties ies whom hi, Majeity should fend to this congrefs.

kARLIAMENTART PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, Wk.DNESDAY, AUGUST rs.

'he Peft ()Mee Regulation Bill, tbe Irifh expnit bill, the Vote
of Credit Biil, the Confalidated Fund Bill, and the Treafury M-
itts Bill, were feveraily read a third time. anJ pafrcil.
The Report of the Philanthropic Society's 'llia was beenht up,
the A:men:lmmo agreed to, and the bill ordered to be read a third
time to-mit row

T:.e Militia Compltticn Bill, tbe Transfer Bill, antl
the itilh Militia Comrlctivn Bill,wert read a third time and
; wa..uf," the MCI Arms Bill.
1 he Ea, f.ce,:lit.ts way tad a third time and palled.
with as Arinendmtvt.m •vril i.y 1.0r.1 RBI) SP.II.E, pipe:lg tit::
Commaßoner; !or Auditing undur the :4111C con-
triml as the Anditsr. of l'unbc Accou,,:k.
The • rader: Bill wad read a third time and plfred,with
an rnert,th:tut, rn.ired by Lord RIEDFSI)AI.r:, ci ntn.iug the
eFrati,to of the Bill to thz Etta4ei of v.erftals who, at the time of
their deceafe, were Tradtas ‘yi,thin the nn.aring of the Bankrupt
•

SCOTCH A? .LS sr ALT.:CANDI:R.
T! ‘e judgment in ti.i> caufe WAS fentitted to the Court of St rfio.n,
with fpucial tlire&ions.
met UV HAMILTON c, SCOTT.

Itillitlgrflent was pJapored all to mor:uW, on acc:unt of the
abfence of certain No: le 1:m114.1:v110 :lad given particular attenti,:n
to the pr:pecedingi,ami might therefore be.fupptifel to have fame-
thing to offer on the fuljedt.