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GLEANINGS FROM THE MOST CELEBRATED BiOO»3 OK
Hufbatidry, Gardening, and Rural Affairs.
The general opinion reflecting
Ale above compendium in England isdifplaycd
and its merit is
by ks rapid run through two editions fince its publication,
itamped by the very handfome approbation of the different Reviews. We
{elect the following, as being the molt concife.
" This Work giyes the eftence of moil of the recent publicati- 5 of many
favourite authors on agricultural and rural economy, together with. the fur-
veys of the feveral counties of England, Wales, and Scotland, drawn up at
the defire of the Board of Agriculture. Piams are defcribed in their varieties;
quantity of feed neceflary per acre, according to the various modes
of cultivation; method of cultivating, weeding, cropping, and feeding;
and laftly, the feveral ufes to which the produce, whether of feed or haulm,
can be molt advantageouily applied. Trees, whether of tb* fruit or fcrelt
kinds, are alfo treated of as to their varieties, the nature of the foil they
delight in, their quality and affections as to their own growth, or to what
may be in contact with them ; and the various ufes their bloffoms, fruit,
leaves, cr their wood, are capable oi\ The management of bees, the dairy,
and many other ufeful articles are likewife introduced ; together with a plate
of fome ufeful implements for draining, tranfplanting ; &c. The manner
by which hay is faved in wet feafons in the north oi England, by a practice
called tippling. The whole is arranged with great concifenefs and merit,
and will a
prove
moft defirable companion to iuch as have neither the meana
or leifure to perufe the bulky materials Irom which this cheap tract is judicioufiy
feleaed."
AM EPITOME OF FORSYTH ON THE
Culture and Management of Fruit Trees:
With notes on American gardening and fruits: and defigns for promoting
the ripening of fruits and the fecuring them as early comforts : And further,
of economical principles in building Farmer's Habitations.
A TREATISE OF THE LAW RELATIVE TO
Merchant Ships and Seamen:
By the Rt. Hon. Cm arles Abbott, of the Inner Temple :
In four parts.
Barrifter at Law: and Speaker of the Houfe of Commons. Enlarged with
;
Addenda contai j aDigeft
of the Maritime Laws of the United States.
REPORTS OF CASES argued and determined in the High Court of Admiralty
(Great Britain), commencing with the Judgments of the Right Honourable
Sir William Scott, 1798. By Chr. Robinson, L.L.D. Advocate.
Three volumes. The Fourth volume is now in the prefs and will be
•
fhortiy published.
£~r From the Title of this Work as well as of the preceding one, they
would appear as only neceffary to the Gentlemen of the Bar—but the whole
grading IVcrld is intereited in the knowledge of their contents. The
Multum of Vattel, of Grotius, Puffehdbrf, Beawes, &c. are here at once
brought into view, and condenfed in Parvo.
YOUNG's ESSAYS on the following interelting fubjects, viz. G&verimtent.
Revolutions. Britifh Conftitution. Kingly Government. Parliamentary
Reorefentauon, &c. Liberty and Equality. Taxation, &c. &c.