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London, England, 1806-01-09 00:00:00

FULL IVIONF.Y FOR PRIZES.

' I'HE prefent LOTTERY SCHEME contains
-a- 3 Prizes of 10.000 I 3 Prizes of adooo
3 •—• 10,030 1,030
3 5 Poo so top
Befides Prizes of tool. sc&
l. e. and (what no other Lottery ever
rifeffed) the vilest- soil. Tickets drawn out of the Wheel will
each he entitled to 24, befklca the ufual Chance fur the above
CAPITAL PRIZES.
Tickets and Shares are felling in great Variety at the old elbt-
bathed Offices,
4. CORNHI LL. sod 9. CH ARI NO. CROSS,
Where the IA so.oool. and the two IA Prizes of to.ooot.
ever draw.. were all (bared and fold by T. /3ISH.
..• The Lottcry begins the 3d of next /Knuth.

TO FAMILIES.
Tide day was publifbed,in o,2arto„ price as.
ORIGINAL HOLTSEKEEPER'S AC-
COMP f•BOOK, for the Year 0106 (improved by Red
Lines ruled acrols the Fars) being an eat'''. coricife, and complete
Mt thtxl of keeping an eaaet Account of every article made ufe of
in a Family them shoot the Year, on 32 Pages. each page coo•
ta'ning the fundry Articles of Huurekeepiag, and feven Columns;
t,n. the Expences of every day in the week, with room for °eta..
foino I Memorandums at thelxittom ; alfo a variety of uferull
Iteceipts in Cookery,&s.—(To be continued annually )
Printed for , Flute ,Reel, and Orme, Paternolta row;
ant IL Crottwell, Bath; fold alto by R. Baldwin. Paternoftcr-
row ; J. Harris, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; and Chant-
pante and Whitrovi. Jewry ftreet, Aldgate ; and by all other'
Bookfellers and Stationers is England.

A NEW EMI lON OF MR YOUNG's FARMER'S
KALENDAR.

This day was puhilihed, in one very large Velem?, Odavo. the
sitch k:clition,prike Half a Guinea in boards,
-

-rHE FARMEIt's KALENDAR : containing
Praelical Explanations of the Builnefs neceitary to he per
formal on v.trious kinds of Farms during every Month of the
Yrr ; with the Principles of various new Intravementa, and la-
ftruetions for executing them.
By ARTHUR YOUNG, Erg. F. it. S.
Secretary to the Board of Agrieuln.re. and Honorary Member of

many Societle.-in Europe and America
The Plan of thi. Work i. already well known to the Public, and
has been fandlioned by a rapid file of Five large Editions. It had,
however, remained out of Print riven, Yrars; but the Author has
now re publifhed it, with /uch confiderable Improvements and
Alterations adapted to the prefent advanced (tate of Agriculture,
that it may be jultly defcribed as an entirely new And modern work.
Printed for RICHARD Put :Airs, No. 6, Bridge-ftrcet,
friars; and to be bad of all Bookfellrts.
Of whom may be had, price 3s- 6d. each, the Numbers of Mr.
Yon No's Annals of Agriculture, as they are publithol every three

IHE ONLY COMPLETE SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL
AGRII.CUTURE EVER PUBLISHED.
Tbl4 ohm was publithed in Two very large Volumes, Quarto, price
Four Guineas, in boards, illußrated with nearly One Hundred
Engravings. Thirty of which are coloured from Nature, repre-
fruiting station' Kinds of Implements and other Machinery,
adapted to the molt improved Methods of Cultivation, the molt
approved Graffes, and the principal Breeds of Sheep and Cattle
from original Drawhip by G and SCOTT,
A COMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL
AGRICULTURE, including all the I.IOOCIN Its move-
watt vs and Discoe so its. in which the Principles of Chemiltry
, are applied in Explanation of the Nature and Compofition of Soils
and Manures ; and iliac anther Sciences in the Breeding, Rear-
ing. and Fattening of different Sorts of Live Stock.
The whole intended to combine and explain fully and completely
the Principles and Practice of the Aar or Mon ItaN HUSSA ND RT.
By R. W. DICKSON, M D.
Of Hention,in Middlefez, Honorary Member of the Board of
Agriculture, &e. &e.
Pinted for RICHAXD Putt-LIPS. No. 6, Bridge-Rreet, I:Hoarders.
and fold by all BookfcHers. Of whom may be had,
Mr. AitT uua You N G'S FlTMCFNlKalendar,price Half-a-Guinea,
in hoards.