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Law cafes, commacial, fſæe Com- ¡Oliver's‘animadverſions on his mercial law caſes ſtatement, by Mr. Mavÿnard 424
Longitude, board of, at Copenhagen 294 Oxens prize, for Chriitmas; 1801
Leipfic, a ſketch of the laſt Eaſter fair, LI with an engraving) g8r by a correſpondent at Weimar 105 P,
Link. profeſſor Henry Frederick, re-(Paris, correſpondence from s HA y view of his“ travels in Portugal,|Parliament, fummary of proceedings în 57 France, and Spain,’&c. 129/Patents lately enrolled 43» 127» 191,
Linop, Mr. on coal-mizes in Glamor-| 271, 348 ganſhire 241|———= French, lately granted 43
Lloyd's monthly ſhipping liſt, review ot
London markets monthly tables of
the price pf wheat and other grain,
flour, bread, meat, ſeed, hops, tallow, leathet, raw,&c. 715145
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Machitié- for laying etching grounds, invented by Mr. G. Te rry(witsa| deſcriptive plate) 22|
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Manufaéories tate of) advantages öf diſcloſing Maynard, Mt. his obſcrvations on R,| S. on ſmut-balis in wheat 387 Maynard, Mr. ona lecond year’s pro- ducé from out-ſced ManufaQures and uſeſul arts, monthly review of 68, 1445s 211, 294 ManufaQures of Dorſctſhire, account of ſome, from Mr. Claridge’s“ âgri-
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cultural view of the county” 325 Marle, account of its ufe in French Agriculture, 1586 263
——-- method of aſcertaining the qualities of Merchant ſhipping, Britiſh; 118 Mice, efficacious method for deſtroy- In enk
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Miller, Mr. on ſeed, poiatoes, aud change of ſorts Mineral ſurveys———— 15 Monopoly of grain, ancient 168 Morals and manners, progreſs of 295, 213} Mortimer, Mr. review of bis elements of commerce, politics, and finance Muſhet, Mr. his patent for converting iron into ſteel
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Nantucket, iſland of, account of the 33| National tranſactions, civil and mili-| tary, monthly hiſtory of 53» 136, 198,| 271, 359
Natural phenomena, monthly regiſter| of, for July
68, 214, 295, 372|
Oats, management of
“—— a curious fa inthe growth of, by Mr. Hutchinſon
Oliver, citizen, G. A. review of his ‘ Travels in the Ottoman Empire,
Egypt, and Pera’
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‘liminaries of betwecn Great Ï Britain and France LIT - a general view of 359 Pelham, Lord, his circular letter to the clergy— 310 Perthſhire, view of the agriculture of, by Mr. Robertſon 1 Peter the Great, his plans of inland navigation Peterfburgh, city of, and Ruſſian trade, letter on 226" — uſual imports fnto the harbour of 239 — piâfture of, by'Mr. Storch 197 Petty, Sir Wm. his apparatus to the hiſtory of dyeing 25», 121 Poultry, method of fattening, as prac=- tiſed by Cato, the Cenſor 38 Population, account of, in fifteen Counties Poſt-office, revenue of, for 1800 Potatoes, ſeed, Mr, Miller on ——- bet method of preſerving - on the uſe of in buſbandry Poultry, enquiry relating to the ma- nagement of Prize cattle for Chriſtmas, 1801, ge- neral remarks on the ſhew of, at Smithfield, by Mr. Weſton OXCn,(with a plate) Praéticus, his anſwer to queries re- ſpeéting ſea ſludge, or ſalt cod T—=77i onthe ſowing’ of rye on wheat ſtubble on the ſaving of ſced-corn the drill huſbandry; and the Duke of Bedford’s obſervations thereon Preſton, Mr. on ſmutty wheat Prodace of grain, on the returns of Propoſals for exploring for coal, Iron- ores,&c,— 270 Public revenue, on the increaſe of, from foreign trade
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