Advice to Parents and Children, Publishers advertisement
Books lately Publiſhed by Mr. Daniel Burgeſs, and are to be Sold by Thomas Parkhurſt, at the Bible and Three Crowns in Cheapſide.
A Call to Sinners, ſuch as are under ſentence o Death, and ſuch as are under any proſpect of it from the long-ſuffering, and gracious, but moſt righteous God.
Three Queſtions reſolved briefly and plainly, viz. 1. What Conceptions ought we to have of the bleſſed God? 2. What are thoſe Truths, whereof the Knowledge appeareth moſt indiſpenſably neceſſary unto our Salvation; and (therefore) to be firſt and moſt learnt by us? 3. What is the change wrought in a Man by Gods H. Word and Spirit, before he can ſafely conclude himſelf paſſed from Death to Life? Being the Summ of three Sermons.
The Chriſtian Temper: Or, the Quiet ſtate of Mind that Gods Servants labour for. Set forth in a Sermon at the Funeral of Mrs. Ʋrſula Collins.
A ſeaſonable Queſtion plainly reſolved, (viz.) What are we to judge of their ſpiritual eſtate who neglect the Lords Supper.
And what is that diſcerning of the Lords Body in it, without which men do Eat and Drink their own Damnation.
The Chriſtians earneſt Expectation and Longing for the Glorious Appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jeſus Chriſt. Set forth in a Diſcourſe occaſioned by the Deceaſe of that Excellent Chriſtian and Miniſter of Chriſt, Mr. Noah Webb, late of Sandhurſt in the County of Berks.
Some Books ſold by John Lawrance at the Angel in the Poultrey.
GElls Remains, being ſundry Pious and Learned Notes and Obſervations on the New Teſtament, opening and explaining it; wherein Jeſus Chriſt, as yeſterday, to day, and the ſame for ever, is illuſtrated; by that Learned and Judicious Man, Dr. R. Gell, late Rector of St. Mary Aldermary, London. In Folio.
The Jeſuits Catechiſm, according to St. Ignatius Loyola; wherein the Impiety of their Principles, Perniciouſneſs of their Doctrines, and Iniquity of their Practices are declared. Quarto.
The Priviledges and Practices of Parliament in England: Collected out of the Common Laws of the Land. Commended to the High Court of Parliament. Quarto.
A Vindication of the Reverend Mr. Alexander Oſborn, from the aſperſions caſt upon him in Mr. George Walkers Account of the Siege of Derry, &c. Together with an Hiſtorical Narration of the Proceedings of the Nonconformiſts of the North of Ireland. Quarto.
Monſieur Jurieaus Judgment, with Relation to the Affairs of England, being a Vindication of the preſent Revolution. Quarto.
A Diſcourſe of the Nature and Power of the Conventions in the Kingdoms of England and Scotland. Quarto.
Several Diſcourſes; viz. I. Of Purity and Charity. II. Of Repentance. III. Of ſeeking firſt the Kingdom of God; By Hezekiah Burton. D. D. Publiſhed by Dean Tillotſon. Octavo.
The Triumphs of Grace: Or, the laſt words and edifying death of the Lady Margaret de la Muſſe, a Noble French Lady, who dyed May 1681. Aged only 16 years. Twelves.
Clavis Grammatica: Or the ready way to the Latin Tongue, containing moſt plain demonſtrations for the regular Tranſlating of Engliſh into Latin, by F. B. School-maſter in London. Octavo.
Orbis Imperantis Tabellae Geographico, Hiſtorico, Geneologico, Caronologicae, in quibus Geographiae Epitome Mappis quo fieri potuit exactioribus, deſcriptio Hiſtorica Imperiorum, Regnorum, & Rerum Publicarum, ſeculorum ſeries a Chriſto Nato ad hunc uſ que An. 1685. On Copper Plates. Octavo.
A Relation of the Conqueſt of Florida by the Spaniards. To which is added, Two Journeys of the preſent Emperor of China into Tartary in 1682, 1683. Octavo.
A Help to true Spelling and Reading, with a Scripture Catechiſm. By William Scoffin. Octavo.
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