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10 THE CLh(OY.

FROM a MANUSCRIPT in Her MAJESTY'S POSSESSION.
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in boards,
AN ABSTRACT of the *hole DOCTRINE of
the CHRISTIAN RPLIGION, with Obferv+dons.
By JOHN ANASTASIUS FREYLINGHAUSEN.
Nliniller of St. Ulrides Church, and Infpedtor of the Public
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I 'HE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the
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AN ACCOUN I' of TRAVELS into the IN TE-
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a Territorial Acquifition and Commercial: Emporium in Time
of Peace. With a Statiftical Sketch of the whole Colony, compi•
led from authentic Documents.

By JOHN BARROW, Efq.
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UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Mn..
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By WILLIAM MAVOR, LL.D.

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cation there are Sermons for Christmas, Lent, Good Friday, Fa-
ftcr, Whitfunday, Ste Ste. .

PALSY, DROPSY, anu GOUT.
THE Trans poblithed by the Committee of the
Perkinean lottitution for the it-lief of the Poor, have folly
proved, that PICAKINS'S MMTALLIC TAAC rots id upon true
GALVANIC PRINCIPLES. In addition to a varte.y of other corn•
plaints for which the Tradors are peculiarly- useful, it is now
afeertained, that in many initances they have cured PALSY',
Dao sir, and Cour ; even when the Patients have had the advan.
tage of medical alnitance, without having experienced any relief.
Perkins's Metallic Tradtors are fold only by F. Smith and Son,
Chemifts, No. 29, Haymarket, a: Five Guineas the Set, including
Bioks of Cafes.

T`HE unfortunate Death of Lady BLOUNT, and
In many fimilar dreadful accidents liming recently happened
to Ladies, front their clothes catching fire by coals flung fr:m the
grate—.To prevent fuch alarming accidents in r.rti-e. induces T.
PILTON, Wire-worker to his Royal Highnefs the Prince of Wales,
No. 2, New Bond-Rivet, feeond door from Duriiiiston G„ardens,
to recommend to the ufe of the Nobility and Genii y 1114 inyroved
portable Fire-Guards' which are univerfally acknowledEed to be
the greateft (mirky from Fire of any hitherto invented; being
(mall and light in their conftrudlion they may be conveyed by the
molt delicate Lady from one Fire-place to another without the
lealt inconvenience, which will preclude the fuch
dreadful accidents occurring to them. From the testimony of the
first families of dittindtlon in this Kingdom T. Pit rev is math°.
riled to affirm, that the ufe of his improved Fire Guards has been
the means of preferring many thonfand valuable Lives, and noble
Manfions from being deftroyed by Fire.

The Warehoufe, No. s, New Bond ftreet, iecrnfbntlyfupplied,
from his Manufadtory, with every dcfcripion of Fire Guards,
which will fuit any Fire place, upon immediate apnl.:Ption:

FOR THE GROW 'll4 01. HAM.

SEVERAL Gentlemen, who have bald for
years, have &trimly declared, after Ong the RUSairA OIL
regularly for three months, that they have euperitnced the great&
benefit, as the Bald Places have been nearly covered with Young
Hair. Any Patton doubtful of its Virtues by application to the
Proprietor, will have ample teftimony o! its efficacy.
RUSSIA OIL is the only Article that has yet been difeuvereti
for making the HAIR GROW THICK and LONG, even on
bald Places' Whlikers, Eye-brows, ece &c. and will in all cafes
prevent the Hair falling off, either through age, fidtricf., or lying-
in, and when all other difcovcrits for its Growth prove Veleta,
a few bottles of the Ruffia Oil will be found to have he defired
effeet

The above Oil Is warranted innneent, and has a molt pleafant
fmelL Price 7s. per bottle, or a large one, containing four fmall,
at one Guinea.

To be had of Mr. Prince, No. 333. Oxford-Brat, near Argyle.
area; and, by his appointsnent, at Mr. Finch's, N 4.4 f, Berkeley.
(quart; Mr. i• lohnes, Newfnian, No. r. Royal Lichmkgc; Mr.
Green's. No. 132, Oxford-greet ; Mr. Ward's. No. 324. Holborn;
of Mr. Withers, No. 229, Strand; and Mr. ButLr, No. 4, Cheap-
fide, corner of Paternofter tow ; Hcndrie and Sons, Perfumers'
to her Majeity, Tichboin ftrect ; Chrifp's, 39. Coekfpur•ltreet,
London ; Mr. Reaburn, North Bridge, Feud:or:7h ; Mr. Shep-
herd, oppofite the Exchange, Mel ; and Bull, !game-greets

N. 11. The R dila Oil will be found to he tFt only r-metly in re.;
ftoring the lois-of Hair on !dories, as :Lilo fare to tqnne the Anip
mall's natural colour.

ST °Merl from any part of the Country will be fent by Cola
by fending the Mosey and Letters, polt-paid, and dirating to
Mr. Prince, No. 3y3, Oxford-ftreet, London.

TO BE SOLD
Situate ih the EA. Riding of the County of Sort,

BEVERLEY PARK, Freehold Ti,he, An:.l Toll
free, and exempt from County Rates. commlio.; fifteen welt
fact Farms and a capital Water Corn Mill. With rttitahie Howes
and Outbuildings to each, and a great nurphcr Clofe• of Land
let to fundry inhabitants of Beverley and ao.joining that Tovntildp.
Alfo a co:if:du-able number of Houfes and Claus of
Land, Gardens, and Orchards, being Freehold an.l litigate in Be-
verley, Come of which Houfes arc fuitable for the refi.lonce of Gen-
teel ',amines, and many for Merebama, Traderincn, and Inn..
keepers.
Alfo (meal Freehold and Tithe ;tee Farms .4,4 parcels of
Land, fituate within the Townthips and places or •Ficlettan, Wee',
Woodmanfey, Thearne, HuUhridge and Cottingh.tra
The whole of the above containing 3217 A. alt. zt,P.
Alfo the Manor of Beverley Water Towns, comprifin the
Townfhips and places of 'nekton, Wu!, Woodmanfer, Thc.otte
Hidibridge, Storkhill,and Sandholme„ in which arc 2325 Acres of
Land Copyheld under this Manor.

There Y.ftates abound with Gain, and :we in a fir.e Sporting
Country. Beverley is particularly adaptei for th.n:c.:l relidenec.
This Pfloperty bang near the Great Mercantile Town and Seaport
of Hun, which has a very extenfive Navigable Inland communica-
tion, its htuation may be deemed advantageous, nor only in rcfpeet
to the fale of the produse, but alto for the purpofcs of I rade and
Refidasee.

If there Eltates fhould not be fold before Mondry the as th daf
of February neat, the fame will be fold in Lots on that and the
two following days, at the Tiger inn, in Brierky,
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Printed Particulars may be had at the Geo.ge Inn. York • ttht
Talbot Inn, Melton ; this Tiger Inn, Beverley ; the Neptune Inn/
Hull ; the White Hart Inn. Lincoln ; the Hotel, Leeds; the Auget
lan, Ferrybridge; and of Mr. Dickinfon, Beverley Park, ulso *ill
order tie Elites to be !hewn ; alfo of Mcll'rs. Beartlfworth, Bur.
Icy, and Moore, Lincoln's Inn, London; lit &den, Ef.ll
Barton-upon-Hurnbur,Lineoludsire ; Mr. Samuel Het, AttedW
at Law, Beverley; and of Ifaac Leetbam, Ffq. Barton, near fAtt,
I ton, Yorkadvr, of whew farther Partiestirtrunwe be loftwesi

HAYLErB NEW FOUL
Tbls day was panted. is (buts. pries sot, id. is North.
THE TRIUMPH OF MUSIC. A Poem, in Si:
Cantos. By WILLIAM HAYLEY, Erq.
Said by Lawman. Hurß, Rees, and Orme, Patinaßaman;
I. johnion, St. Paars Church-yard; J. H. Evans, Pali-mall: T.
Par rte, at the Mews-gate, Landon; and Sca and Stadtate, YAW-