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London, England, 1802-03-15 00:00:00

NEW PLANET, DISCOVERED BY PIAZZI.

THE PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE,
NUMBER 45 ; price 21.64.

Being the tft of the Twelfth Volume, juft publithecl,

Contains a complete Account of this intereßing Difeovery
by Piazzi himfelf, tranflated front the Italian ; Baron von
Zach's Ilcficiftions and Obfrreations on it, translated front the
German; and the Obfcrvations of it fince its late re-appearance,
made by Dr. Herfcbcl, Dr. Malkelyne, and other Baitifh Al-
to:mowers. This Number contains alfo the following new and
curious articles; Defcription of the Arfeniates of Copper, by
Count de Bournon ; on preferring freih Water tweet during
long voyages, by Samuel Bentham, Efq.; D-feription of a Ma-
chine for railing Water, by Mr. li. Sarjcant ; Ohfervations on
the Ipomea Hifpida, by Felix Fontana; Examination of Clo-
vet's Prise& for making Call. Steel, by ravid diulbet, Efq. of
the Caldtv Iron Works; on the Strength of Acids, as indicated
y the fpecific gravity, and by Ramifies Aroenieter ; with a
amparative Table, by Robert Tingley, Efq. the King's A tray
MaSter ir, the Mint l—Obferrations on the Plant by winch the
Indians of America prcferre themfelves from the bite of ve-
nomous Serpents; communicated to Cout;t Rumford by Don
I'edro d'Otbier • Vargas ;—Account of a Singular Method of
hunting wild .Swine in the Ifland of Sumatra, by Mr. John,
Miffionary at Tranquebar I—Enquiries into coloured I.ight,by
a collation of the Experiments and Oblervations of Sir Ifaac
Newton on the fubjcdt ; together with additional muss by Go-
vernor Piarnall, F. R. ;. and F. A.S. ;—on the new Combina-
tion dircovered in Zaffer, which Brupnatilli cratfickred as Co-
baltic Acid, by C. Darrael ;—Metliod of making Lime cryf-
tallife.by 'frottifelorf ;—D,-Teriptlon of a newly invented Agro-
nomical Intim:tient for plaohNt Globes in a proper lituation by
means of the fun, without the .‘tlp of a magnetic compafs, 'oy
B. M. Foriter ;—AceAunt of 10. r. Boaz's now '1 el,grar.h
w Publications, Proceedings of Learned Sociatici, Scientific
Intelligence, &c.lltc.

'chi; Number isiluftratcd with t;;► following Engravings.
t. A Plate rzprefentine the various ferns of Arfeniatcs of Cap-
per and Iron ; 1. Mr. nerjeant's n.:w Ma.thine for railing Wa-
ter, and Mr. Fotter'e uc* farm:tent foe rcetiffing Globes,
and for °flux purpof,.. ; 4. A quarto Plate,'reprdentlng Mr.
Bodes new 'l',lcgraphic Rigna/s.
Mr. Tit.tot at begs h aga to inform the Pui.Ne In general,
and the numerous kd.f,•rihers to this Work in pa.'ticular, that
having entered into a earrAsondener with hone of t,ssenmft dif•
tinyuifbeil Men of Sciatee on the Continent, and ni.vde other
arrangements of an extenfive nature for obtaining the thrlieft !
account of every thing new• and intereffing in the Philofoishical
world, he hopes he than be able to raider the PhiloropLical
:vlagaziac till more worthy of imtl-r.
As Meryl Volumes are now pubhnitd. conmietc lets, price,
tot. 6J. each Volume.in boardt, may be had of lictirs. Richard-
-o.rs.•Crdt.o and Davis., Symonds, and the other 13ookfcliers. I

MONMOUTHSHIRE.
OUAL and FIRE BRICK WORKS, and VERY DESIRA-

BLE SITUATION for IRON WORKS.
TO Bb SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,

AVALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATE of
INHERITANCE, fitnate in the Parini of Trevethin,
within Half a Mile of Panty Pool, adjoining the Monmouth-
fhire Canal, containing Thirty-three Acres and Thirty-f,:ven
Perches or thereabouts., commanding k capital Stream of Wa-
ter, with a Fall of one hundred and fixty-fix feet in thineen
hundred and fcventy yards,or thereabouts, and funning a molt
defirablc fituatlon for Iron Works, dole to the Canal, where
there is thirty-fix feet head, and Coal, Fire Clay and Iron Stone
of very fuperior quality. The Coal Mines are now worked,
and confiderable quantities of Coal are railed weekly, and much
larger quantities may be railed at a (mall additional expence.
The Brick Works have been lately crated, and include a stove
that will dry twelve thoufand Bricks per week.
And alto Seventy-fix Acres, One Rood, and Six Perches, or
thereabouts, of very valuable Lcafehold Lands ling comigu-
ou. to the above Eftate, in which Mines of Coal, Fire Clay
and iron Stone may be railed iii large quantities, and difpol2d
of to great advantage. The Works are accommodated with a
convenient Rail Road, communicating with the Monmouth
Canal, which with the Waggons and every other Implement
belonging to the laid Works., may be had at a fair appradement.
For further Particulars apply to Mr. Brafier, or to Meffrs.
Clarke and Pardoe, Attornies at Law, Bewdley, Woreefter-
fhire, (who have Maps of the refpedive Elates) ; and for a
View of the Prentice., to Mr. Lane, of Pontnewynydd, near
Ponty Pool.

DORSE rSHIR E.
TO RE SOLO BY PRIVATE CONTRACT;

rTHE MANORS of TAR RA NT-MONKTON
1 and TARR A NT-LAUNCES'TO N, fitnate near the Great
Welters, Turnpike-Road, between Saliibury and Blandford ;
within five milt-aka the hitter, In one of the molt eligible parts
' of the County of Dorfet, with Courts Baron, Royalties, Pri-
vileges, and immunities to the laid Manor belonging.
The Manor of Tarrant-Monkton comprifes as follows :
tit, A capital Tythe free Farm in the occupation of Mr. James
Cantlo, on a I.eafe of which only two years are unexpired, con-
taining near sioo Acres of Meadow, Arable, and Down Land.
idly, The Tythes of the reit of the Parith or Tarrant-Monkton.
The Reverfion in Fee of divers Copyhold and Leafehold
Fitates in all of the yearly value of about 2801. held by one,
two, or three Lives, but chiefly on one old Life.
1 he Manor of TARRANT LAUNCESTON is all in the
Lord's hands (except a few Lifehold Cottages,) and eoniiits of
one of the molt eligible Farms in the Countypf Dorfet, called
LAUNCESTON FARM, containing upwards of tsoo acres
of Meadow, Arable, and Delft Lands, within a Ring Fence,
in S.2veralty, end Tythc Free, in the occupation of Mr. Robert
13.1kiden, on a Leafe of which only Four Years are unexpired.
The fituation of this Mite near the Great Weftern Turn-
pike Road, in a Country abounding with Game, mutt render it
p itticularly eligible •:o a Gentleman who may with to build a
Hat Ling Box, and the Mate ftfelf poffeffes many advantage.
w Well will be obvious to a purchafer on a view thereof.
N. B. The Land Tax on the Pilate is redeemed.

The Tenants, Lir. Cando and Mr. Buddcn, will Mew their
rfspedlivc Farms; •And for particulars apply to Mrfrrs. King
and Johns, Attornies at law, '
at Plandfurd, who have 4 Niap
the Eftate; er. to Mr. Davis, of Herssirgrhatn, reAr Warmin •
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