Star.
London, England, 1810-12-15 00:00:00

TO ARCHITECTS AND EDILDERS.

THE Justices of the Peace for the County of Nor-
folk, intending to erect an ASYLUM in the vicinity of
Norwich fur the reception of Pauper and Criminal Lunatics,
pursuant to the directions of an Act of Parliament of the 48th
year of his present Majesty, such Architects and Builders as are
waling to furnish Plans and Elevations for the same, are desired
to send them to Mr. Simpson, the County Measurer at Norwkh,
en or before the 4th day of January next. The Plan to be ar-
ranged to accommodate 100 Patients, and capable of such en-
largements, to be described thereon, as to render it St for the
reception of 150 if required ; and to provide Separate and distinct
Wards for Male and Female Lunatics, and for _the Convalescents
and Incurables; also, separate and distinct Day Rooms and Air-
ng Grounds for the Mile and Female Convalescents, and dry
and airy Calls fur the Lunatics of every descriptiob ; together
with a House for the residence of the Master, and all the Offices
necessary for such an Establishment.
As an encouragement to Architects and Builders, the Com-
, inittee of Justices offer a Premium of Seventy Guineas for the
Plan whichlghalt be most approved; and another premium of
Thirty Guineas for the Plan which shall be next preferred.

FAR MER'S Accoutre BOOK.
This day vr.u% publiitted, price 214. printed on writing paper,
THE FARMER'S ACCOUNT BOOK
for 1811.

This work by means of printed tables and instructions enables
the Fanner to keep a daily Jocrnal of every thing done on the
Rani each week throughout the year, including a state of the
Stock and Crops, Labour perform d, Modey paid and re-
ceived, &c.
London : Printed for J. Harding, SS, St. James's-street.
Where may be had,
A New Catalogue of Books on Husbandry and Rural Affairs
in general.

MERINO SHEEP, 'Jim

This day was published, with plates, iv°. 7s. 6d. dedicated to
• str Joseph Banks, Bart.
A N ACCOUNT of the INTRODUCTION of
L I MERINO SHEEP into the different States of Europe,
and at the Cape of Good Hope. Describing the actual state of
these animals • the different modes of treatment which they ex-
perience; ant:athe advantages which they render to Agriculture,
Manufactures, and Con tierce. Translated from the French
'of C. P. Lasteyrie.
By BENJAMIN THOMPSON, Esq.
With Notes by the Translator.
London : Printed for J. Harding, 26, St. James's-street.
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Sir John Sebright's Essay on the Art of Improving the Breeds
of Domestic Animals, price 2s. 6d.

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