Fixed stars; or, An analyzation and refutation of astrology ... to which is added many anecdotes shewing the folly and also the mischievous tendency of fortune-seeking, fortune-telling, and almanack predictions. Likewise some eminent testimonies, both in prose and in verse, against astrology, fortun

This volume is a critical attack on astrology and related practices such as fortune-telling and almanac prediction. Historically, it is significant as part of the anti-astrological literature that challenged popular belief, and readers will find arguments, anecdotes, and moral testimony used to discredit divination.

George Beaumont appears to be associated with esoteric or occult literature, but the name is not sufficiently specific for me to identify a single author with confidence. Without more context, I would only note a possible connection to esoteric publishing or writings.