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London, England, 1807-03-26 00:00:00

THE FARMER'S MAGAZINE.

This day was publithed, bandfomely printed in Seven Volumes
Odtavo, with a number of Copper Plates, price 31. 48 tid. in
board.; or 31. 12.1 in Numbers,
THE FA RMER's MAGAZINE ; a Periodical
Work, exelufively devoted to Agriculture and Rural Affdrs,
for the Years &goo, tBot, tilos, 1803, 8804, 1805, and tBO6, coin-
pofed entirely of Original Papers, publigicd quarterly.
Printed for Archibald Conitable and Co. Edinburgh ; and John
Murray, Fleet-itreet, London; alfo by the principal Bookfellers
in Town and Country.

No. XXIX. being the eft Number of Volume Eth, will be pub-
tithed on Wilda) next, Feb. g, price as 6d. and continued regu-
larly every three months.

This day was publiChed, to One Volume, elegantly printed in toolf-
cap Bvo. price 6s in boards, the 3d Edition of
RHYMES 'ON ART; or, The Remonfirance of
LN,- a Painter—in Two Parts. With Prefaces and Notes, in-
cluding Stridtures on the. State of the Arts, Criticifm, Patronage,
and Public Tatte. .

By MARTIN ARCHER SHEE, R A.

Printed for John Murray, Fleet-ftreet, Luncion g and Archibald
Conitable and Co. Edinburgh.

Very few of the Modern; have cultivated the Mute with more
Milting (tweets t and whether we regard the vigour of his concep-
tions, the apputittnefs of his metaphors, the elegance of his copra-
Oen, or the mrve and flow of hisses*, the author of the Rhymes
on Art need not (brink from a companion with our molt refpcdta-
ble writers.—Monthly Review, July, dos.
With fentiments perfeely congenial to thole of the author. and
with the molt cordial admiration of the talents he has ditplayed in
the expretlion of them, we have reed this performance of an artift
whole merits, in his own line, we have often teen with fatisfadtion.
His views arc fo important. and, his illuftrationa of them, both in
poetry and prole, fo various and fo ingeniotio, that whatever numbet
of peffiges we can bring forward as Ipteimens, we mat infallibly
leave Rill more unnoticed, at leaft of equal value and merit. It is
sirktcn with an eloquence which at once delights and convinces ;
a is puts, pleading for troth...-Britias Critic, Sept. altos.

AMEDICAL GENTLEMAN in WoiNelietfliife
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Conner tions in the Nrigh —Apply to Mr. jeruirtetl, Nw
j 59 Shipiton on Stour

TO TIN-PLATE WORKERS.
WANTED immediately two Tin Plate Workers,
In the Common Line, conttant Employ and good Wages.
--Letter, (putt paid) to Mr. George Harvey, Weymouth, will
be duly attended to.

STATE LOTTERY. I
4 Prizes of Lso,oco Ito Prizes of Lrp-o I
4 -- topoo to .. 3001
4 3400 &C. &C. &C.
SWIFT and Co. N. it POULTRY, and No. 12,,
L-0 Co A ItING Caoss,are fellingle TICK ITS and SO Iss b( the
prefent STATE LOTTERY, to begin Dr wing 44th of Nazi.
Mort it This Lottery contains an mourns! number of the highett ,
Capitals, and gives to the firß Three Thoufasd Tickets mi. each,
MIR and above any other Prises that mph, drawn wain* thorn'

SHARED by HORNSBY and CO. in the 1
LOTTERY:

No. 19,544, Prizedfdoirooi. in fifteen Shares,.
8,716, Prize of spool. in five Shares, •
2,350, Prize of sat in nine Shares.
44, Prize of snot. in Sateen Shares,
Likewite in former Lotteries, No 33.979, and No. 42469, both
Prizes of 30,c001. and T►o hundred and thirteen Prizes. from
sail to so,oopl. have lbeein Shared and Sold by Homfby and Co.
The Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths. are
now Selling at the loweit vices;V and the Money for the Prizes
paid on Lernand.
The Scheme contains much Novelty, and is highly approved of.
The Drawing begins en the 14th of NEX r MONTH, with a
10,000 l for the Firlt•drawn Ticket, on the Grit Day; 23,: OA.
fecond Day ; almoal. third Day; zo,oool. fourth Day ; I.NOOOI.
fifth Day ; topool. fizth Day.
Orders, by latter or Carrier, agecuted eza!tly on the fame
Terms as if preterit, at either of their Licenfed State Lottery
Offices, No. s 6, Conihill, sa, Chariot Croft, and St. Margaret'.
Hill, Borough.