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ROBINS, of Warwick•street, Golden•scivare, informs the Public that he shall shortly OFFER'for SALE, at Cambridge Ilouse, The MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE of that MANSION, And the WHOLE of the FURNITURE removed from BRANDENBURGII Ili/USE; As likewise A T.T. the other VALUABLE EFFECTS belong ing to her late MAJESTY,of which Doe Noma -rill be given. The Capital Spacious NI A NSION, with the Oilices, Garden, &e. IS TO BE SOLD: Particulars of which may be had of Mr. Robins, of Warwiak-street, Golden-square. December 29, 1821. • /111-rE COUNTRY min LONDON.—No: 111. 1 On the Ist of January pert, will be published by Messrs. Memorex, and to be • bad of all Booksellers in Town and Country, price Two Shillings, NEAPOLITAN FINANCE. Nampa', 1. by the grace of GOD, ate. Ste. - • By our Royal Decree of the loth May last,we wisigned to the Slating Fund, all the effects and revenues which the State lind disposable, besides those which we thought 6t to except; and we ordered, that by being converted into inscriptions, in the manlier provided fur by several preceding decrees, the produce of the sole . might serve for the liquidation of a part of the revenue inscribed on the Great Book of th , .! Pub:ic Debt. Considering that the Act Which on the one hand renders it indispensable to secure the punc tual payment of the revenue, on the other hand acknowledges the necessity of accelerating with all possible means the extinction of the public debts; considering that fur the creation of the 800,000 ducats of revenue. mentioned in our decree of the 99th May, and destined to meet the urgent wants of the State, occasioned by the late distress of this kingdom, the funds assigned to the Monte Moltiplico towards tip progressive estirmioss of the public debt are no longer sufficient, and that It is proper other funds should be asaignod for completing the dotatirms necessary for the half yearly payment of the revenue inscribed in the Great Book of the Public Debt ; considering that the operations tending to the extinc tion of the Public Debt demand the labour of persons of the high est distinction for .knowletir and experience, who thus assisting the Dirctors of tb eSink ingt and in the management of that branch - of - LANCASHIRE...v.—LEIGHTON HALL To be LET, FURNISIII?.1), for a TERM of YEARS. And may be entered upon at the usual Oases in the ensuing Spring, with One Hundred Acres, more or loss, of excellent Arable, 'Meadow , and Pasture L and, ALL dist Modern, ioacious, and Coarranient • Mansion-house, called L.%IGIITON HALT, at pre sent in the occupation of S. Powell, Esquire • containing a ' Breakfast-room and Library • Drawing-room, Esquire; of large dimensions on the ground hoer ; and six go od Lodging-rooms on the fi rst floor : the I louse also contains commodious Servants' lodging.rooms, :Servants'-hall, Kitchens, Pantries, Ikevehouse, Dairy, and excellent Cellars: attached to the House is a hand some Billiard-room, Coach•house, two Stables, and many other desirable Offices; also an extensive and productive Garden and Orchard, brick walled, well stocked with Fruit Trees of high bearing, and a 11ot-house with choke Vine& Also a large and convenient Farm House, with Barns, Stable, Shippon; and other commodious Farming Buildings, contiguous to the Dwel ling-house. • The Lawn and Pleasure-grounds are disposed in an elegant and modern stile ; the Plantations are thriving, and several parts of the Estate command picturesque scenery, scarcely equalled in the North of England. The House stands about one mile from the Sea, rine from Lancaster, twelve from Kendal, five from I%lihwhorpe,and two from Burton, all good Market Towns ; plenty of Coal may be had near ; and the Estate, with the Farms therem adjoining and belonging, are situred in a sporting country. The House is fitted up with failionable an valuable Furniture, and is a most comfortable and desirable Residence for a numerous and genteel Family. The Premises may be viewed by applying to Messrs.Worswick and Co. Lancaster, of whom, or of Messrs. Wilson and Hig. gin. Solicitors, Lancaster, further particulars may he known. of the public service, and co-operating In the success of an object -- . of such importance for the welfare of the State, may, by their This Gazette contains Addresses to his Majesty on his return prudent conduct, accelerate the measure ...necessary for obtaining from his Continental dominions, from the Mayor, Bailiffs, and the desired result; reed article 320 of our Royal Decree of the Commonalty of Coventry ; from the Provost, Magistrates; 26th current, by which we ordered that the following p ro p erties Town . Council, and Deacona of the Incorporated 'Trades of the and effects should remain assigned to the Sinking Fund besides Royal Burgh of Lanark ; and front the Solicitors before the those already appropriated to it, viz. Supreme Courts of Scotland. It also contains a warrant under the King's Sign Manual, granting to J. A. D. Bloomfield, Esq. The Exchequer of Puglia. with all its dependencies and all the son of Major-General Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, his Royal b arman of contributions, whether ordinary or extr ao r dinar y . cence that, in order to perpetuate the remembrance of his hay 2. The disposable effects, and feeds, and revenues, of whatever ing been appointed to receive from his Royal hands ,he falcons kind dependent on the general direction of the public d o m ains. presented by the Duke of Athol at the Coronation. tea be and 5. The funds of the administration of the property at ou r Ro y al his descendants may henceforth bear on his and their armorial disposition. 4. The funds of the administration of p ro p ert y , ensigns the ((Wowing augmentation'. viz. t° On an escutcheon, given and appropriated to the State, including the remai nder of in the centre chief point, an arm, vested in the habit of a fal the contributions. 5. The produce of the property and revenues cener, supporting a falcon imperially crowned ;" and for a crest, of the Monte Borbonico, with all the claims depending thereon. " 6. Finally, the property, debts, and revenues , of whatever kinds I 4 A like arm, supporting a falcon, also impunity crowned. or denomination, existing in the Royal Treasury, and those The Gazette also notifies his Majeaty'a permission to Lieutenant.. Colonel Michael M•Crengh, C. B. to accept and wear the insignia which may in the course of time fall in, either of themselves or by compulsory adjudication, or by means of voluntary cesnoll, of an Honorary Knight Commander of the Royal Portuguese or otherwise. . Military Order of the Tower and Sword). On the proposition of the Director of our Royal Secretariat of State of Finance, the Council of State being hea rd, we haveBANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. resolved to decree, and do decree as follows: Thomas Moss, Vauxhall, potter, front January 1 to 13, at eleven ; Robert Nerethem, Queen's-buildings, lirompton, silversmith. Art. 1. The disposable effects and revenues, assigned to the front December 09 to January 19, et eleven ; and John Ward, general administration of the sinking fund by Article 3of our Lonelon, dealer in foreign fruits, front January Itos, at Royal Decree of the 26th instant, deducting whatever funds we eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing may for just reasons choose to except, and excluding for the pre.- hall-street. sent the lizebequer of Puglia, shall be alienable by means of the payment of the value in inscriptions on the Great Book of the BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDF.D. Public Ddat. These inscriptions shall be transferred to the Jeremiah Braman, Saddlewortb, Yorkshire, worsted-spinner. general administration of the sinking fund, and their produce William and Samuel Kinner, Notting-hill, stage-coach-masters. shall be allotted to the extinction of the public consolidated debt, Henry Williams; Plough-court, Lombard -street, merchant. in gosaftereeiti with the laws and regulations relative to the • BANKRUPTS. Monte Xciltipheo, .with the chest of that itunitutien. John Front, Temple Normanton, Derbyshire, =hoer to sew 2. The funds which wele by our Royal Decree of the Ist of ren d er J anuary 9,10, mist February 9, at eleven, at the White January, 1819, assigned to the Monte hloltiplieo, shall hence- hart, Duffield. Attornies, Messrs. Bromley, Gray's Inn. forth be intangible, and solely applicable to the uses of that in- square; or Mr. Rickards, Alfreton. stitution ; that is to say, to the extinction of the public muesli- William Joinieman Simpson, Manchester, hosier, January 11, dated debt. We also reserve to ourselves the increasing in any 12, and February 9, at eleven, at the Albion lintel, Mane l oth's- manner the funds of the said Monte Moltiplico. chcster. Attornies, Messrs. Law ard Coates, Piccadilly, 3. Besides the property and revenues assigned to the General Manchester; or Messrs. Adlington and Co. Bedford-row. Admiuistration of the Sinking Fund by Article 3of cur Decree Squire and Henry Andrew, Micklehurst, Cheshire, woollen tlf. the 24th of the present month, there rem a i n now assi g ned t o manufacturers, January 12 and 19, and February 9, at two, the said General Administration the fifth of the annual territn- at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Attornies, Nieves. rial contribution of our Royal dominions on this side of the Faro. . Herd and Johnson, Temple; nr Mr. Buckley, Manchester. For this purpose we order, that from and after the Ist January, Henry Bush, Loddon, Norfolk, grocer, January 11, 12, and 1822, the Receivers of the said provinces shall deposit with the February 9, at four, at the Rampant Horse Inn. Norwich. General Administration of the Sinking Fund, a sum correspond- Attention Mr. Windus, Bartlett's-buildings, Ilelbotn ;or ing with the fifth ref their charges for land-tax. The payments Mr. Buyer, Yerwich. or deposits shall be made in the same manner as is practised Thomas Haigh, late of Poland-screen bookbinder, January 5, with respect to payments to the general treasury. 12, and February 9, at one, at the Court of Commissioners 4. The General Administration of the Sinking Fund shall, on of Benkrimete, Besinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Mayhew, the 30th of June and the 51st of December, transmit to the Chancery-later. General Direction of the Great Book, the sum arising front all in `.... '.' .. L on d o n , . _ lit as Hato , !mason, merchant, January 10, 12, the funds assigned to the said General Administrate!' of the at ten, and February 9, at four, :A the Dog Tavern, Deere- Sinking Fund, fur the half-yearly payments of the Public Con gate, Manchester. Attornies, Mr. Wood, Brazennose-street, solideteel Debt. When from extraordinary accidents the seid Manchester ; or Messrs Mid and Johnson, Temple. Administration cannot fully make up the suits arising from the Octavius Scott, Manchester-buildings. Cannon-row, IVestmin. s aa s iguments, the general Treasury shall supply the defe . ac y . ter, army and navy-agent, January 8, 22, and February 9, at 5. In order that the sum which may be dJly received by the one, at the Coale of Commissioners o. Bankrupts, Basingliell- General Administration of the Sinking Fund from the property street. *Anomie% Messrs. Allis:on and liundleby, Freeman's thereto assigne:', or arising from any other title, and the sums court, Cornhill. which may fall in from th e land Tax, may not remain inope rative until the period at which the said General Administration DI VII)ENDS to he made in II ASIIaG II A I.T. • STREF.T. Jan. 19, J. Now ill Chaapside stetioner, at eleven. Jan. en, F. Cubeck , W. hills J. Wilke, stn. and Vi . and J. Holds must make the payments to the General Direction of the Great ,_,.. eu „ . e . 1 i , • _ Book, the General Administration of the Sinking Fund may em ploy the abeivementiomd sums in such manner as to derive pro- w orth, Fwstone, forkshire, Sax -spinners at twelve. Jae. SJ. Via, Valentine-row, Riath . friar's.road:oilman; at twelve. lit therefrom. These funds shall in preference be employed in the s zs tre sc e . t g , , sa ca l r t pen a t o e u r ia as o. discount of the billets nf halt-yearly inscriptions ; next, in the Jan.r, K le ro o. t hel r Edwards , ri Mmones. merc h a nt, at eleven. Jan. discount of other commercial e ff e ct s ; and fi nally, In others which eleven. Jan. .‘? 3 :2 e W..Johne s e n - r e e m i l l . :;brid k e. curer, at one. Jan. 2n, 'l'. Walls, 411*r-street, Lamheth may appear advantageous. The operations for this purpose shad be regulated by a Commission, appointed by Article 7 of the present Deerce. :Marsh, hat-manufacturer, at one. Jan. 19, T. lielham. late 4 6. The produce Brown, late of Sutton at Ilone, Kent, cattle-jobber, at one.— of the discounts and transaction!' referred to Essex-buildings, Stratford, merchant, at twelve. Jan. 15, V.. in the preceding Article, shall forma fund of au g mentation tor Jan. 19, N. Brooke, late of Duke-strcet, Lincoln's Ina-holds, the Monte Multipi:o. shoe:-manufacturer, at twelve. e. There stall be established in the General Administr ation . of the Sinking Fund, and presided by the Director-feeneral of • • DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. the said Administration, a Commission, composed of ste. distill- Jan. 12, C. F. Forster, Margate, coal-merchant, at eleven, at guished and respectable persons of the principal else res of the the Royal Hotel, Margate. Jen. 30, W. Ellis, Liverpool, white- State. It shall have a r e presentativeof the Public Minister for cooper, at one, at the Office of Mr. lirabner, Fenwithartreet, a President, and a Secretary appoi nted b y us. Lieu - peon Jan. 19, T. Noon, Shepton-Beauchamp, Somerset. 8. This Commission shall direct all the operations tending to sailcloth-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil. Duly Article that really prevents the Bala FALLING OFF .. . ri an d b e ~_ the objects for which it is instituted. It wel sit in concurrence Jan. 21, J. Boyete lionlesley, near Birmingham , brass-fnunder, beau' with h the Director-General of the Administration of the Sinking at twelve, at the White Hart, Digbeth, Birmingham. Jan. 25, wit lireTl 7ttN ING Gnev—Prouuces a evxuateer eszosern, tiled flowing CURLS. Fund, and will take especial charge of the extinction of the Pub- J. Knight, Castle Cary, Somerset, surgeon, at twelve, at the Red ROWLAND and SON respectful l y caution the lie Debt. The Commission shall meet i n the p lace where the Lion inn, Shaftesbury. Dui setshire. Jan. 22, J. Greensmith, A. Public against Spurious A rticles. Under their names, A General Administration of the Sin kin g Fund transacts business. late of Cark, Lancashire, cinder-burner, at eleven, at the King's Impostors have signed their imitations, A. Rowlandeen, which 9. The C omm i s Si on s h a ll d e cide by the plurality of votes, five Arms Inn , Lanca ster. J an. 26, J. R. Silva, late of Liver p oo l , deception renders it necessary to observe the True Signature, A. Members at least being present. It cannot meet without the nterchant, at eleven, at the George Ter, Dale-street, Liverpool. ROWLA NI) and SON, in red leak, which is written on each intervention of the Public Minister, or his Deputy. I J an. 28, G. Gundr y , late of Knaresbrough, iron -founder, at tit, bottle of their Genuine Articles, as under : 10. Six Members of the Commission shall, in the first in- lat the ' e n , Horse, Knaresbrough. Jan. 24, G. Pyer, Newport, ROWLAND'S MAC A SSA It OIL, stance, be appointed by us, oft the recommendation of the Di-1 elonnuaehshire, shopkeeper, et one, at the Commercial Rooms, rector of our Royal Secretariat of State for the Finances. Taey ' Bristol. . the original and genuine, which, fir matey years has been wa y • lly admired, and is acknowledged to be the best and cheapest rh CERTIFICATE': 1 -.—_ATIVAILT 19. for nourishing the Hair, promoting artiste a luxuriant grow shall afterwards be renewed one in each year successively ; and ' the individual annually appointed shall be selected by us from J. J. Saintmare and L. M. A. Gaze-au , Radcliffe-row, aty. • tiful Its superior and tried . • a triple list presented by the Commission itself to our Royal Fi- road, rectifiers. F. S. Newcomb, Gillingham, Kent, deal e r. and rendering it eci ele i g t a t n u t o a p n a d tr b o e n e a u ge of . virtues have gam her Majesty, and Royal naucial Secretariat of State. The sense mode of election shall J. Llewelyn and N. Belchier, late of the Old Jewry, ship- Family, and many Noble P ers o na g es, and is attested by an ices- take place for the -Secretary, in case of vacancy. bruaers. • I'. Yartiold, jun. City-Garden-row, City-road, tailor. mense multitude of witoessen Fria: ss. 6d. 75. lOs. 6d. and 11? 'rite Commission, in the formation of the Election Lists G. Wilson. Liverpool, linen-draper. J. Adams and T. Kee- One Guinea per bottle. prescribed shall take care to insert inprefer- land, Birmingham, gun-makers. Also, '('F O ROWLAND's ESSEN . . f TYRE. By merely ence the names of persons who, to the requisites of property and by the last Article, nissourrioNs OF PARTNERSHIPS. wetting the hair with this preparation. the Proprietors warrant talent% add that of belies possessors of a large amount of re-1 J. and J. Upton, Sedbergb, Yorkshireecetton-spinners. Hard. to produce immediately a perfect change in red or grey hair, in 1 venues imecribed on thr Great Book of the Public Dein. Such • , in g and Hatton, Fleet-street, tailors. Mayo and Clark, C ove ,. whiskers, eye-brows, lk.c. to a beautiful glossy and permanent , I try, watch-manufaentrers. 'White and Turner Great Beth brownwAshins circumstances shall be accutately stated in the triple Lists. 12. During the first five years the Commission shall, at the end ! hampstead, chair-makers. Cellanan and W oo dward, KW,- or black, imitating the exact natural colour ; makes this dye more durabl e. L adies or Gentlemen navy dye their l •of each year, decide by lot which of the Members shall go nut. I stree t, Wapping, soap-boilers. Camell and Morris, Bungep, hair with raw and secrecy. Fries 46. 7s. ed. and lOs. 6d. a bottle. : 13. Persons who have been Members of the Commission may ' surgeons. T. and J. Walmsley, Manchester, manufecturers..-- Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro- . Dadelszen and Stoppel. Fencburch-street. merchants. Gem be re.elected, hat accordieg to the conditions prescribed in Ar prietors, A. Itoweeen and Sox, at their Macau:" Oil Warehouse, l ticks 10 and 11. mill and Coats, Hie de Janeiro, merchants. Shaw and Fletcher, No. 1, Kirbyestreet, the first turning on the right in Ilatton-Gar- ' l a, Th e Director of the General Administration o f the Sink-1 Hull, timber-merch ens. N. I'. and H. P. Budder. & on ,. den, Holborn ; and by Me s s rs. Iletulries, Tichbonte-street ; in Feed, with theaforesaid Co mmissi„D i shall, in the begiutting lieuse, Gtoucenershire. wool-be - Arms. • Brentiand end Jackson, , Smyth, 117, Gattie and Pierce, V, and 1). Rigge, 3.e, New of g every 'mouth, preseneto our Royal Secretariat o f S ta t e for the i averpoon commiasion-agents. Re ynolds and Co. W i een street , Bond-street ; Deicroix, Old Bond-street; Bayley and Blew, Finances a precise account of all the opetet t„ ns ,, e ,;„ and pas Ave, Clteapside ribbon-dealers. G. C. and T. Moore, Dursley, Cockspur-street; Berry, 11, scat Johnstone, 15; Greek-street, which have taken place in the pteceenng ntomb, end of the results Gioucaste;shire, gracra. Wilson and Monte, Milk-street. Cheapside, silk-munufactuters. Gregion and Keighley, -f lull, Soho ; Barclay and Sons, 93 , Fiert-masket ; Burgess, 63,1 101- This account s born-hill ; Newbery and Seen 45, and E dwards, 66, St. PauEs which they have produced. hall be signed by the Director-eireeral, and by all the M e mbers of t h e Commission, merchants.. Joyner and Co. Gracechurch-street, haberdashers. Church-yard; J. T. Itigge, 65, Chtapside; Butlers , 4, Cheap the Setretary,sud the Public Minister. At th e e nd of the year. E. and W. H. England litrtford, wire-workers. Fl - as and -ide ; Tan a 41, and Johnstone, 68, Cutnhill ; Bolton and Tutt, , t g te General Administration of the Sinking Fund AA draw up a Jennings, ensto:n-bouse-agents. .Lack and :11.,:tin, Great Sr. semi account with all the proper documents at:Hexed to it , -'• Itelens,eugar-brukers. Joutienel n I Estop, W4!inz,:rest, way.- ILIA laechange ; and by all Perjument and aledisineVender n e None are genuine without the signature, "A. 0 it WL ' lN—. i Tnit account shall be Le:twined by the Coulosissien, and signed housemen. and SON. . t • . BUTCHER'S FAMILY PRAYERS. This day was published, in Bvo. price B s. boards , PRAYERS for the USE of FAMILIES and IN DIVIDUALS; including a Prayer adapted to each Dis course in the Three Volumes of Sermons, by the sante Author; and also Forms. suited to particular Occasiona. By the Rev. EDMUND BUTCHER. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row ;of whom may he had, the Author's Sermons for the Use of Families. In Three Volumes, svo. price £1 161. in boards. " These Sermons are distinguished by variety (the Three Vo lumes containing Seventy-two), and comprehend a mixture of de vout reflection, moral sentiment, spiritual experience, and Chris tian duty. The style is simple and familiar, the sentences short and strikirj, and no one can fail to be pleased with their entire ex emption f all parade and affectation. The Preacher seldom appears in them in his own person ; though, whenever they di rect attention to hinto•lf, he is seen in the delightful character of a sincere and pious Christian, and a liberal, ingenuous, humble, and good man. *--Mouthly Repository of Theelogy, March,lB2o. UNDER TILE PROTECTION OF GOV If:RN:BENT, BY ROYAL LETTP:RS PA'PENT, CIR ANTED to ROBERT FORD, for his Medicine, 113311 universally known by the title of Pectoral BALSAM of IMRE - 11GUS 11, and Great Restorative Medicine—invented and published by the Patentee in 1794, which is patronised by the Nobility, and by the Faculty generally recommended through. out the United gingdom and on the Continent, as the most effica , cions and safe remedy for Cough , ., Colds, Asthmas, nonplus ! cough, and all obstructions of the breast and langs. The high esti mation it has obtained over every other Preparation, and the ex tensive demand, sufficiently proves its superiority, which may be ascertained at any of the principal Venders of Medicines in the United Kingdom.—Prepared only and sold by the Patentee, in bottles, at 10s. 601.-4 s. 6d.-21. 9d.-and Is. 9d. each. The Public will please to observe, that each bottle is en. closed in wrappers printed in red ink, and signed in the hand writing of the Patentee, without which it cannot be genuine. Sold by Sanger, 150, and Chandler, 76, Oxford-skeet; Ward, 'Holborn; Willmott, London-bridge; and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-fard. e. 47-- _ •• .4. -.% - Lam/ "g oti. , •.. ......) I . ("7" - r P-a- .141- . 74.2 - . • "s " ..eC . #o‘ ,67t.gi • '• nyEN -PENCP.. by the Members, who shall state whether they approve it, et make Pilch other obscrvations as they may consider necessary. 15. The accom•t of the General Administration of the Sink ing Fund, after being, inconformity with the preceding Article, examined by the Commission, shall be transmitted to the High Court of Accounts, to be there examined and judged by all the Chambers assembled in a General Sitting, in the same manner as is practised with regard to the account of the general direc tion of the Great Book of the Public Debt. A copy of the Ac count is to be transmitted to the Council of State, and another to the Secretariat of the Finance Department. 16. A particular regulation, to be approved by us, shall establish tl•e mode of accountability for the different branches of the Gene a: Administration of the Sinking Fund, and shill terminate the I:tactical execution of all the operations e unwed to the Administration of the Sinking Fund, and the Commission esta blished therewith. _ 17. 'llw Director of our Royal Secretariat of State for the Finance Department is charged with the execution of this Decrei. Naples, Nov. 27. FERDINAND. The Marchese I)'ANDREA, Director of the Royal Secretariat of Stall for the Finances. NIMPOLITAN LOAN.—The Dividend due on the Ist of January next, will be paid by Mr. N. M. Rd:anemias on melt Rands is have been negotiated by him, at his CountLig-housei, New -court, St. Swithin't-lane, on and after the said day, by tween the hours of ten and two. FROM SATURDAY NIGIIT'S GAZETTE. 'At at ~•~•- .~ HOWARD'S LIFE OF LADY JANE GREY. This day was published, elegantly printed in post octavo, and embellished with an accredited Likeness and numerous Cuts, price 124. in boards, LADY JANE GREY, and HER TIMES.— By GEORGE HOWARD, Rsq. * 4 - - This volume is illustrative of that period in the sixteenth century (between the turbulent and tyrannic reign of the last Henry and the glorious though despotic one of his daughter Eli zabeth), which is replete with variety, and of high interest to' . the Antiquary, to the Philosopher, to the Man of Taste, and to the Christian, as the Infancy of our Arts, our Knowledge, pur .Manners, and our Reformed Faith. London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternos ter-row. • I • •