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fly WILLIAM BURNS.

" The independent, temperre, and argumentative manner in
which this inquiry (Part First) ;s conducted, stamps.on it a consi-
derable value, and of course entitles it to peculiar notice. Air.
Burn' reasoning with the sect is designed by exposing the weak-
ness of their system, to cure the vice' which spring from it. From
this specimen of his coolness and ability, he will be likOy to do
the cause he espouse' some service."—Menth. Rev. Oct. 1811.
" This Inquiry is evidently the work of an acute and sensible
writer. He argues closely, writes with perspicuity, and fixe4
attention by deserving it. Without agreeing in every thing with
the Author, we have upon the whole been much please•' with the
style and slbatance of his letters, which we shall be glad tO see
continued."--43rit. Crit. Dee. 181 I. _ _

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SOI.OMON'a GUIDE TO HEALTH.
YOUTH or age, single or married, whether in
sickness or in health, will feel themselves much interested
to the perusal of the' Guide to Health.' The rapid sale this work
has Met with, through all its editions, is a proof of the high opi•
nico the world •et,tertains of it..
This day was rublished, price 3s. with the Author's Portrait,
A GUIDE 'fo HEALTH, or Advice to both Sexes—en Fe-
male Diseases, Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Consumptive com-
plaints : to which is added, an Essay on the Venereal Disease
Glects and Seminal Weakness, also an Appendix on the subject of
a solitary and destructive vice ; and an address to parents, guar-
dians, tutors, and those who have the care and education of youth.
Likespise advice to bathers, particularly the afflicted with ner-
vous complaints. 'The whole illu,trated and intiraptrsad wits s
variety olaltthentic facts, never before published.
Soli all Buoksellers..

Thomas PM, Fmi.
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5 6 John Renwick and Co.
5 5 Nvwcastic-upon_Tyne 5 5

The Right lion. Lord I Captain sir I. M. Haply,
littleton 5 5 Bar:. of H.M.S. Bar-
The Right Hon. Lon: fiettr -
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Du•tslanville, second The Officers of H. M S.
Suhsca iption 10 0I tipirficur >C-2. lli. 6d.
The Lion. Miss Bassett 5 0 E.' B. - 5 0
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John Vivian, Esq. Pen- Quarles Harris, juni •
kaliuck 10 0 L,q. Oprio S :,
JohnViviiiniEsq.London 10 0 The bun Eire-Mice lts 0
R. ar-Aimiral W. Luke 5 S Captain John lilish, R. N. 5 U
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Francis Gregon, Esq. 5 5 Thos. Hoeeason,Ebq.k.N. 5 0
Capta:ti Cariyan, R. N. 5 0 '1 he Inhabitants of Ply-
1. IS. Frevanian, Esq. 5 0 mould-Doek,perßev.
William Rashleigh, F.sq. 5 0 1. Williams, sESO6- 75..:(1.
Praed, Fogey. & Co. 5 0 The leilhitauts of I ly-
Theßev.H. H.Tremayns 5 0 aeouth, per Edward
Admiral Frank krat:k 10 10 Luckyer, Ys•;. 400 0
A Collection at Middle- The. Inhabi.amb of Pe-
ton, Ireland, per I hus. I tee head, per Rebut t
Poole, E. £lB. 12% 5,!. Rober.son, Esq.
B. Boyes, Esq. 5 0 (alias. Nod Nod, F.sq.
William Squire, Esq. A codection at DA wh- la,
Peterbnruugh 10 0 Devon, per Admiral
Parish of bur Ferris, Shank, £54. P2s. 61.
Devon 15 15 The Hereford MiLt!a,
The Officers of the Cha- l=3• t. Oct.
ham Division of Po yAI First bunierset, XL 3s. C.
Marines de:ng duty Lieut.-General England 5 s:
at Head-quarters, per Lie.:::.-Cohmel Wynyard Si 0
Mujor-General bell, A Collection at Castle
af2e?. 3s. 94. Pulkerd, Ireland, per
The Nun-commissioned the Rev. Chaworth
()Biters and Privates . Browne 55 0
of Ditto serviug un The Rev. Dr. Drury,
shore, per Ditto '25 0 DawleNh 1 1
Two Day's Pay from the OLicers and Men of the followlnst vAs-
bels in his Majesty's Service, in actlitiun to the Two Days
i"..y subscribed by etu Officers and Men et 84 of his Majesty's
Ships and Vessels :
Pincher, Cretan, NmHe.
TuomAs FERGUSON, Secretary.
210 3, George-yard, Lombard-strtet. -
LLOYD'S, MAY a, 1812.

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The COMMITTEE for Conducting the SUIifiCIiIPTION
for the Relief of the Widows and families of the Officers
and Men lost on board his !Majesty's Ships ST. GEORGE,
HERO, DEFENCE, SAI.DANHA, and EANCY, Ertl it their
duty, and have gre4Csat tsfar lion to report, that the liberal ran n-
tion which ha,. been given by the Public, and by the Nava! and
Military Service, to this unexampled
.Calamity and Distress,
enables the Committee, thus early to state, that the Subsctip-
thins already received, and the Contrilmtions from the Navy,
Army, and many of the principal Towns, of which they have
information, and expect are in course of temittance, are together
eons din eel by them to he sufficient for the humane purposes al
relief intended by this Subscription.
HOMAS FERGUSON, Secretary.
The Widows and Families of the Officers and Men lost on
board his Majesty's Ships St. George, Hero; Defence, Saldanha,
and Fancy, who. have not yet applied for relief, are requested to
make application to Mr. Tnomits FIRCAISON, the aecietary,
Na. 9, Gedrge-yard, Lombard-street, with proper Certificates;
or to the Magistrates or Clergymen at the places of their dwell-
ing, who are earnestly solicited to make this Subscription known
in their neighbourhood.

THE ROYAL FAMILY, and LADIES and
GEN CI.EMEN of CASHION, in England, use PRINCE'S
ORIGINAL I.ONOON RUSSIA 011., for moistening the hair
when dressing ; it is so great a nourisher to the hair, it used con-
stantly never a hair will tailor or turn grey ; lit short, where there
is hair ny nature, and it has got thin or ball; by 1151P2 the Russia
Oil regularly you may rely on its beirg restored. Several Gen-
tlemen who were bald have declared, after using the Russia Oil
regularly for six months, the bald places became covered with hair.
Give it a fair trial by using it regularly, as, it cannot have the effect
if only applied at intervals ; promotes eye-brows, whiskers, and
will prevent whiskers turning reddish or grey. It Is the best prepara-
tion in the world for preserving and promoting hair. Several who
had usecl the Russia Oil for years, and front the use of that alone,
not a hair fell oil nz turned grey: but, being pesuaded by their
hair-dresser• to use other Oils that are adcerte.ed, as they are
cheaper, but in the end found them the dearest, their hair fell off or
turned grey, have declared, they will use no other than the Rus-
sia Oil in future, it being the best article for moistening the hair
alter dressing, as it keeps real or false hair of its natural gloss
and curls.
A CAU no N.—As a set of Swindlers have counterfeited the
Russia Oil and given it for sale at the Hair•dressers Shops, &c.
they persuade it is the genuine, to deceive, and have imitated thr
Eagle and Signature on the cover. To prevent the like Imposi-
tions, and as more security, the Proprietor has the leave of the
Commissioners of his Majesty's Stamp Office to have his name,
" A. Prince," printed on the Government stamp, which is on the
outside of the cover of each bottle, the cuunterteiting of which is
felony. Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular to observe the
above caution, -as many have been misled to purchase the coun-
terfeit. •
Ask for Prince's London Russia Oil, at 85. perbottle, or onebot-
, tle containing four small, at LI. 2a. or six large bottles at £5, duty
included. Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, John-street,CleJord-
, street, (observe it is not a hhop, it is a private House, opposite
N 0.7) and by apps intmeut by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Ma-
jesry, New Bonn-street; Hendrie and Soos, Perturnars to her
Majesty, Tichborne-street Golden-square ; Bayley and ISlew,
Per:tuners to the Prince at:a Pence**, and Duke and Duchess of
York,. 5, Cockspur-street; Newberry and Son, 45, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; Dicey and button, Bow Church' yard ; Barclay and
Son, 95, Fleet-market ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Shaw and Edwards,
66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Berry, Johnson, Oreek-street ; Low,
339, Strand; .Gattie, 52, New Bond-streei ; Riue, 65, Cheap-
side ; Davison and suo, 59, Fleet-street ; Bacon, 15u, oxtord-street.
i After perusing the respectable vend.:rs is London who sell
Prince's Russia Oil, it must be evident that be is the original Pro.
prime, all others are coustaifiits, ausithe sellers impugners.

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Only 8,000 Tickets.
Tickets and Shares are on hale by !Urn AIMSON, 0001,LVCR.
and On. at their Offices, the corner of Bank-buildings, CorthiP.
and facing the King's Mrwi, Chving-Cruse ; where, In the 1.,n•
tery drawn on the Sod: Aprii las', the/ sold the followhy, CA.
•PITAI PRIZES, in ht Shares:
No. 5,518 a Prize of rein,tirl) N 0.10,609 a Prize of £3OO
11,512 - S,OCA: I 2,710 - 200
11,4:13 - 9' 400 i 3.238 -, WO
2,404 • 300 I
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CAA LBRIDtiEsHIRE.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD MANOR AND ETFATE. -
TO BE SO ;t) F AUCTION, BY MR. PEYTON. •
At the B• II Inn, at Haverhill, in the County of Suffolk, on Friday,
the 49th day of May, 1312, at three o'clock (if nor previously
disposed of as :.:1 Entirety by Private• Contract, of which due
notice will he given), in 13 Loss,
ri 'HE MANOR GI IDELOWS A LLTN.G.
-11- 'FON, in Sliudycamps, together with a respectable Farm.
house and convenient several Cottages, and near 2k441
Acres of very va!eiliTe Land (great part cnrlo.ed), In a highstate
of cul•iettion, in the occupation of Mr Wedge and Mr. Ewin,
who a, e under notice to quit at Michaelmas neat.
Phis karate is tituate at Shiodycimps, in the,County ofCam-
hridge—a mo.t pka....tot country, abounding with Game, and in
the iumediate neiteihder!ciod of the l'hurlow re:hounds. It
adjoins the Turnpike-ruad irom Cambridge to Haverhill, and is
diFtar.t from the hitter place and Liston each roar miles, Saffron
Walden nine milts, Cheeterford nine mil• 4, (late ten miles,
Casth. Hedingtiani 12 Li .Ls, Newmarket 13 nide', Cambridge
21 miles, and London 3i miles.

To be viewed on application to Mr. Ewin. Specir-cations may
be obtained by applicati in at the Red t ton, Linton; Robe and
Crown, Safrron Walden • Crown, Chesterford ; Ram Inn, New.
market ; Hoop, Cambridge; Half Nioun, Clare; BeU, Castle
Hedingham; at the Place of Sate ; of Cheeter Pern,Esq.Abing-f
ton, near Linton ; Charles Wedge, Esq. Westley Bottom, near
li&wmarktt; Mectrs.Woodcock and Bateman, Lintels Inn ; and
at Mr. James's OIL.:,:, New Boswell-tourr. Lincoln's loni,J.watlon.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. -
VALUABLE TITHE FREE ESTATE— Me Land Tax in pare
of which is redeemed, with possession at Michaehaas neat.
BY MR. PEYTON,
At the Ram Inn, Newinarket, on Tuesday, the 2d day alms
next, at 'Esvo u'Cluck in the Afternoon, in Lots.
A VERY Valuable and highly desirahlelES'FATE,
11 situate in the Parishes of Swaffham Bulbeck, Swsffbam
Prior Bottisham, and Little Wilbraham, in the County of Cam-
bridge; cotnprising a most aonsturtable Dwelling-hoase,Tit.fer
the residence df a family of respectability, with every necessary
attached and detached 011ie, and capital Homestead. Several`
other very convenient Fat-11111.g Estahlishiuents, sundry Cottages,
and upwards of Eleven Hendr..l and Acresof Arable', M.
dow, Pasture, and Fen Lass.l, of the first quality, and in a high -
state of cultivation, now in ,the occupatiint of John Barker, Esq.
and others whose terws will expire ou the 10th day of October,
1812, when possession may be had.
This Estate is divided it.to suitab'e Lots for occupation, with
excellent and convenient Beidings to several of the Lets, and is
well worthy of the notice of the capitalist wishing to invest
money in Land, and of the Agricu:turatist Who is desirous of oc- •
cupying his own Estate.
Specifications, with Plans annexed, are now preparing, and
may be obtained, by application at the Angel Inn, Bury ; Hoop
Inn, Cambridge; King's Head Inn, Notwich ; White Hesse
Inn, Ipswich; Crown Inn, Chestertord; at the place of Sale;
and of John Cooper, Esq. solicitor, Cambridge • of J. Chester
Pern, Esq. solicitor, Abirgtoni near Linton ; and Mr. James's
Oct,i New Borveli-court, Ltwin's Inn, London.

MANOR and Valu.ibl: FALEHOLU, and in part 1 iaseqree
Farms and Land. (with Land-tax retie-ernes!) in the tact
Riding of the County of York.—By Mr. WM. STANTON,
At the Beverley Arms Inn, in its.: Town of Beverley, on We..
nesday and Thursday, the 20th and '2lst days of M.y, Ill?,
cask day at Twelve o'Clock, the following valuable Property,
in 26 LOVI' viz. • •
'PIEMA
NOR or LORDSHIP of ELSTER
WICK, vrhh the Rights, Royalties,- and Appurtenances
thereto belonging, together with the Free and Copyhold rent;
animating to £6. Os. 6d. per annum, and the fines arising front
several Houses, and 376 Acres of Land held of this hlauoe u
Copyhold iu Bandage ; also a valuably Farm containing 99 Acres.
with new erected Farm-house and Out-buildings, [Mute about
five miles from the Market Town of Hedon, and twelve front
the Port of Hull.

The MAR ESTATE, consisting of 152 Acres of Lima, .:
with Farm-hcuse and ueces,ary Out-buildings, situate in the
Parish of Swine, about 9 miles from Hull, and 12 from Beverley.
The DIMBC.FXON LS TA l'E, comprising nine Acres of
Land, situate in the Pariah of Lasington, about six 11211011 from
Pan rington.
,'be 30111-1: DALTON ESTATE, closi,ting of 73 Acres of
Land, Ittate about six miles from Beverl=y, and the same siis-
lance from Market Wrightout

The SEATON RO.iS EsTATE, comprising 103 Acres of
Land at Seatnn Roes sod Beilby, 7 miles from MarketWeighton.
REIGHTON ESTATE, consisting cf a Dwelling bouee
and 26 Acres of Land, about six miles from Bridlington and 14
from Scarlibrough.
The MOLESCROPT ESTATE, which Is situated at Bever.
ley, and comprises 120 Acres; arid if nut previously disposed d
by Private Contract, will also be Suid by Auction.
A DWLLLING-HOUSE, with Stable, Garden, and three- 4
Roods of Land at Woodmansey, and the Tithes arising freed
certain Lands, containhig about 1342 Acres, in the Townships
of Woodmansey, Theat or, Wee! Sties Ithili, Sandi/01m_ ,e and
Pickton, within the Parish of St. lokn of Bever.ey, is the East
Riding of the County of York.
N. B. 'I he Molescroft Estate will bet &.ld the first daf in 14
Lots, and the remaining part of the p.rnperty the 24 day,itt fQ f.•
For particulars apply to Messrs. Graham, Kind , and Dow.
'Die, Soticitors, Lincoln's Inn. London; Messrs. Haodle -
Pearson, Solecitors Steal/Ird, Lincolnshire;
Chapman, Land Agents, Middle Temple Hall,
Townsend, Esq. Newbury, oaks; John Lockwood, Esq. Revere:
.k 7, Yorkshire; the Auctlooeer. Hitchen, Herta; and of Alf..
Harwood, of the *verb/y*ow km aforesaid.

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