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London, England, 1805-07-24 00:00:00

ACOUNTRY HOUSE WANTED, to purchafe
or rent: it molt be in good repair, and either now fit for the
Ecii,itnee of a Small Family, or may be madefo by Old Michael-
Some Land will be defirable;and good Stables; if furnifht d
in decent niatmer, fitoolil have no objedion to purchafe the Fur-
niture; muft be adjoiniogor near fume Market Town.
letters direfted to Mr. Charles, at Mr.Leathwaite's Newfpaper
Office, Royal Exchange. London, wilt be duly attended
Pittance from London not more than eighty Miles if Northward,
etberwife immaterial.

The Avowal of the Profeflion of the late, and prefent Reverend
ROBERT LUKE; ALTER ET IDEM.
Mr. Totroa, Exeter, Weeinefday. July t aoe.
IDesire by your Paper to ail'ure the Public, that I
-k again admit the dillindlion of the titular epithet t..,:c041, not
nu account of a return to the religion of the church of England
thereligion of my forefathers, out of which education, ftddy, r!-
firetion,aud, confeicnce have compelled my feccfflon, but, left it.
%odd he miftaleenly fuppofed that I deny myfelf to be the mini-
11cr of the gofpel, becaufe, ltudious of the fupport of an earthly na-
tt!re, I fohnot to the exercife of tome temporal occupation ; work-
ing with ray hands the thhtg that is good, that I may give to him
thatneedeti. ; obedient to the examule of the apoltle faint PauL
'rho is proved to have adted out only in the fuprtior capacity of
the cleranian, hut, in the capacity of the layman alto, by Ads
• ; 5,4. " And, becaufe he was of the lam.: craft, he abosle
trith them, end wrought ; for,hy their occupation, they were tun
trialtert" "And, he reafoned In the lynagtetue every fahbath, and.
Ikerfusuird the Jews, and, the Greeks."—..Thus advertifed let the
zediriom, and, confiderateof all my heft acquaintance be prepay-
id moll duthully to treat, or, deal with me, In all, and, every of
the capacities of both profcffloes, clerical and laical ; prepared for
the clearer view of me, either as the prof..ffor of humanity, the
man, Luke; or,as the profeffor of gentility, the gentleman ntr.
Lek.; or,as the profeffor of Chrißianity, this Chriitian, Robert
; or, otherwife, if no: really, yet, at kali, profeffedly the re-
Chtithatt teaches, minifter of the gofpel, or, divine, the
reverend Reim Luke ; the body KM, much more the appearance
O 1 the body, rot being a thing neecCary,or, elfential, however for
a while collet:Man, to the charadter of a man in Chrift ; as is
pr: red by the words Bore iv CZ 141.11 tax .14‘71,' 1 Cott. 11. 1. Of
the things, now, fpoken, or, wraten, let the outcry take its place
"tub were of importunity, with mote of carneltnefa, at prefent,
raJe to the continuation of my publications the means are no
tenger found fuch as the affluence of former times bath minifter-
ed--Ohould the voice, now, on the decline, or, tending to ful-
pert-at uncertain as to length, not altogether fail the future pro-
Alt, (by which I would, if I could, by underltood to mean the
lot rprtttr of all the a ritings of the prophets; the interpreter pio-
Attic, evanglie, apollohe ; the intepreter Hebrician, Grecian,
Engliih; the intcrprettr as well pLyfical as metaphyfical; as well
rat.onal as rcligimis) then, but not whet-wife, may the fincere of
dertenioatioaa, whether the followers of merely Mofes,or, the
:ollowers of Mores' matter Chrlft, for whole molt ample fatiefac-
ton let me never cesfe, except of dire nereffity, to Gilt, to cry,to
Dry, do well :o caked to hear again Irons me, R.L.