Star.
London, England, 1801-03-19 00:00:00

CABINET PICTURES.

Now Exhibiting at Mr. RW111111)1031'6' York-I Toole, No. 31,
corner of Wien-Street, In the Stra•td,
ASELECT COLLECTION of Thirty-two
High.finithed CABINET PICTURES, including. (even
capital, by PErnet, the rest by Creuze, and other much-
Winked Artilts. Admittance One Shilling.

Delcriptive Caudorves
N. B. The Exhibition will finaUT dolt on Saturday. March
2*; amid the Pictures which are not difpocctl of, will be fold by
Public Million, on Tucfday, March

This day was publ2lll4l, ce as W.
A LETTER to the Right Honourable LORD
CARRINGTON, PRESIDENT of the &Aso of AGRI.

NLttltt.

By COL FULLARTON, of Fullerton, F.R. S.
Author of the Agricuharel Report for the County urAyr.
The fubjet of the above Letter was propofed by the Bowes
f AGRICULTURt, Incodequence of. Rcquifition front a COM-
inittec of the House of LORDS, to etunine and report on the
belt means of converting Graft Lands into Tilhge, witllont
caltaulting the foll ; and of returning the Sum to °refs, in an
improved Rate.
Printed for J. Debr... t, oppofite Burlington-House,
By whom aro will fpeedily he publithed, by the tune Au. hot,
A TRrATISE on the LEGISLATION of GRA! NI, and
inner Artie Jet connected with the National Stibliiteote, on
which the Comforts and Prolperity of the People edlunially
depend.

DR. ANDERSON's RECREATIONS. •

This day was rallies:A, in 4 Yob. /Iva eiegacitly prime& by
Durst r, au lbw wove Paper. lines 21. 40. in boanls.
ECREATIONS in AGRICULTURE, NA.
TURAL HISTOR V, ARTS, ma I.I.ANLO US
LITEP.ATURE, the fiat Series.
By JAMES ANDERSON. LLD. F.S.A. fka
Author of Elikys relating to Agrictltture and Rural Affairs,antl
Ceveral other Performance..
I "Moo! Printed for Jon,: Cumati s: et, ao, Holborn IPS.
'Pe: (objects of this Mom hly Publication eivifdls of a
vAri, y of intereilby topics chitty rcfpciting Agriculture and
korai Economies).it base Intention of the Editor to bring to a
conclufion at the end of may four Volume., for the accummo.
dative of his SUbferibers and the Politic in general, who willbe '
en.hied either to take in the Work from it. enennienom
• nt, or to begin at the end of any Scrim. and at the toi•.• time
I.itv: a Work in every retpeet complete, with a paterai Intics•,
to act) Scrim.
On Aprittbc ift will be publlibbl 'Sumter XXV, being the
Irk Number of the fccond Series of thefe Recreations, to be
continued Monthly ; and tlx Public arc rerpoc•tfully requefl
"artily to J. Cumming fur the N 274. Number., Or eampl-te feu
of uk. fira
Pf I Cumming MT likewif• be hal Oat putilillied) a new
✓being the Sfea, of EliteVi reusing to Agriculture stn!
Rural Main, by Lie ..1414 Author, in; 2014. SM. price 11.7 a.
in Ivor&

A 4 aff4), tuft publithcd, !Wirt 2s. 61
A Cahn invettiption .r.r the drcualllaa,•:! rho heir led to
tLc Prerent Scarcity, feneflin• the Mean. of alievi,zing the
Itil, as/ et_trein the item wrote of a Me Cal.nuty In
ht.". br it Az:4 Ali itio Saar Wkie

MONEY READY TO ADVANCE.
WHEREAS many Ladies and Gentlemen fie-
qtnntly fuller great pecuniary ineonrenitnce for want
of knowing fame refpedtable channel through whole medium
ths-y may be aftommodated with temporary or permanent fums
of Money; all ‘Perfcras in poffelfion of Incomes arifing front
Freehold, Copyhold, or Leafehold Edisto, in Land or HOttfor,
Money U the Funds, Rent Chases, Marriage Settlements,
Widows Jointures, Annuities, Patent Places, Clergymen's Liv-
ings, or any other certain Income for life, may be fupplled with
temporary or permanent fume of money to any amount, by
paring an adequate Annuity intercft for the fame, with power
to return the principal at thdr own option.
Perrault applications will be received every day till two
o'clock, and letters from Correfpondents, in town or country,
will be immediately nattered.
Added, to Mars Han is and Co. at their haat, No. 22,
Orcat Suffolk-ftreet, Charing-ma ; but no letters will be ad-
mitted, unlefs poft paid.

Ta Meeting ofthe 'PRUS'rEES of the LINEN
and HEMPEN MANUFACTURE of IRELAND, on
Tudday, the 3d day of Mareh, dot.
Hon. JOHN Baron DILLON in the Chair,
The Right Holt. John Fofter reported from the Committee
a plan of encouragement for promoting the growth cif Hemp
and the eftablifhmint of the Sail Cloth Manufadturc, which
was read and is as follows:

“ HEMP.

" The 'Fruiters of the Linen and Hempen Manufadture,
anxious that dile kingdom fhould effectually lay hold of the pre-
fen opportunity which the interruption of trade with the
Northern States offers for promoting the growth of Hemp and
the eit.dfahment of the Sail Cloth Manufacture, call upon all
Landholders or Farmers to BAR their endeavours, by allotting
knit portion of thefr ground. to the raifing of Hemp.

" They underttand it is U wily in its culture as flax. the richer
the foil and the deeper the lees the better will be the produce
it fucceeds admirably in drained bog manured with aloes; and,
the 'fruftces pmpofe us procure a fuMclent number of pet-fans
properly killed in the management of it from the time it is ripe
for pulling until it is made fit for the fpinner.

Thefe perfons will be Rationed in various parts of the
kingdom, and orders will be given to the County Infpeetors to
receive all applications from Gentlemen or Farmers who may
&Bre their aniltancr, and to fend them accordingly.
" The Truitees will Allis give the following Bounties, and
continue them for three SCUD :
" BREAKING AND SCUTCHING.
" s. For every ftone of Hemp grown In this kingdom in the
years aot, 1801, and 1103, well broken and fcutched for the
hatacl or for cordage, the lam of 4d. and a further bounty of
a complete fet of Hemp Hatchets to every perfon who Mali have
broken and feutched half a ton weight thereof.
1. 'Co the Owner of any Mill or Mill Machinery, wherein
not lets than Jo tons of found Hemp of UM growth (hall be
broken and (caulked perfeElly before the" zit of June iBoa, the
tam of toot

" .3. To the owner of any Mill or MW Machinery which
be erceted after the tit of May dot.whether entirely new
or added ty, an old Mill wherein there thatl he hrol.en and
feutchcd, the greateft quantity of found Hemp of kith growth.
between the tft of Jame tilos, and the aft of June 1803. nat
lets than so ton, the font of irsci--for the next greatelt qua-
tity, not kfs than ao ton, between the Laid periods, the fum at
tool—ind for the next great& quantity, not lets than 30 ton,
between the laid periods, the turn of sof.
" 4. To tleOwner of any Mill or Mill Machinery, now, or
hereafter to be erected, wherein there thaU be broken and
(totaled, the greatelt qu,:ntity of found Hemp of kith growth,
between the aft of June tBo3, and the aft of June tCoa, not
I.E. than too ton, the flint of sooL—for the next t.:ft quan-
tity, not leis than lgo ton, the funt of toot for the next
greaten quantity, not left than Go ton, the luau of loot
" HACKLING.

" 5. For every ftone of Hemp, of kith growth, well watered,
rotted and (cutched, which thall be hackled and cirt fed lit for
(pinning, between the tit of Attguft, tBot, dtd the aft of Au-
gult, t liog, the fern of 3d."
" SPINNING.

" 6. For all Machinery which (hall be ended, whether en-
new or added to old Mills, for Spinning Hemp or Flax
for SA Cloth, before the tit of Aosidt. Otos, to be worked by
water or 'team, a fam after the rate of tot for every Spindle it
flail contain on fuffieient (murky being given that the number
of Spindles for which Inch Premium fIn!1 be received, hull be
regularly kept at work in Spinning Hemp or Flax for three
years"
" For this Premium tke fum of 3ocol. will be applopeiated--
aud if :nom thaa6ooo Spindles lhall be claimed fur, the Thir-
teen will referee to thanfelves the power of dividing the fum of
Jowl. natality among the elalmants.
" y. To the perfou who Rai (pin fuch yarn by fuch Machi-
um, before the tit of Auguft, 1804, a Szil Cloth Loom made
of die belt num-riot; and on the molt trapromd plan, sill be
ordered by eteTruitees forever? s toe of good eves merchant-
aNfiltaro fo (pun, every fuels Loom to continue the vitro y of
the Board, into vilm:oeverbands fuck Splinter may give it."
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