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Theſe Books, with ſeveral others, are Printed for, and to be ſold by Dorman Newman at the Chirurgions Arms in Little-Brittain, near the Hoſpital-Gate.
Folio.
A Relation in form of a Journal, of the Voyage, and Reſidence of Charles the Second, King of Great Brittain, &c. in Holland. By Sir William Lower, Knight.
Memoires, of the Lives, Actions, Sufferings, and Deaths of thoſe noble, Reverend Perſonages that ſuffered by Death, Sequeſtration, Decimation, or otherwiſe for the Proteſtant Religion, and the Great Principle thereof. By David Lloyd, A. M. ſometime of Oriel Colledge in Oxon.
Mr. Knox his Hiſtory of the Reformation of the Church of Scotland.
A Treatiſe of Juſtification. By George Downam, Doctor of Divinity.
Spencers Hiſtory of Ireland.
Brathwaits Engliſh Gentleman and Gentlewoman.
Auſtins Meditations.
Review of the Council of Trent.
Babingtons Works.
Jermin on the Proverbs and Eccleſiaſtes.
Quarto.
THat Excellent Piece of Mr. George Swinnocks Chriſtian-mans Calling, in three Volumns, Directing the Chriſtian how to make Religion his Buſineſs in all Relations, Conditions, and Occurrences that may fall out in his whole life.
Faiths Univerſal Uſefulneſs, with the Excellency of a Spiritual Life. By that famous man of God, Maſter Matthew Lawrence of Ipſwich.
Mr. Elborough's Sermon on the Fire.
There is now extant that much expected Book of Mr. Jeremiah Burroughs, Entituled, Goſpel Remiſſion: Wherein is diſcovered, Firſt, the many and great Goſpel-Myſteries therein contained. Secondly, the glorious effects proceeding from it. Thirdly, the miſtakes that are made about it. Fourthly, the true Signs and Symptomes of it. Fifthly, the way and means how to obtain it.
The Virtue and Value of Baptiſm Catechetically propounded as Antidote againſt all Baptiſm-deſpiſing Dicrates. By Mr. Zach. Crof…on.
That much expected Piece of Mr. Durham, Miniſter in Scotland, his Expoſition upon the whole Book of Canticles, or Song of solomon, is now Printed, with Dr. Owens Preface, and Mr. Durhams Epiſtle.
Dr. Hamptons Sermon before King James.
Leſley's Sermon tending to Unity.
Hampton's Three-fold State of man.
A Sermon before King James.
Hiſtory of the Gentle Craft.
Dod and Clever on the Commandments.
Souls Sentinels.
Spicers Elogie on Sir Arthur Cheſter.
A Diſcourſe upon Prodigious Abſtinence: Occaſioned by the Twelve Moneths Faſting of Martha Taylor, the Famed Derbyſhire Damoſel: Proving that without any Miracle, the Texture of Humane Bodies may be ſo altered, that Life may be long Continued without the ſupplies of Meat and Drink. With an Account of the Heart, and how far it is intereſſed in the Buſineſs of Fermentation. Humbly offered to the Royal Society. By John Reynolds.
The Quakers Spiritual Court Proclaim'd. Being an exact Narrative of two ſeveral Tryals had before that New-High-Court of Juſtice, at the Pcele in St. John's Street; Together with the Names of the Judges that ſate in Judgement, and of the Parties concerned in the ſaid Tryals: Alſo ſundry Errors and Corruptions, in Principle and Practice among the Quakers, which were never till now made known to the World. Alſo a Direction to attain to be a Quaker, and Profit by it. All which, with many new matters and things of Remark among thoſe Men; are faithfully declared and teſtified. By Nathaniel Smith Student in Phyſick, who was himſelf a Quaker, and converſant among them for the ſpace of about XIV. Years.
Octavo.
THe Life of Cardinal Woolſey, that famous Lord Chancellour of England, &c. With the Remarks upon thoſe Times, not unworthy the peruſal of ours.
The Excellency of the Pen and Penſil, exemplifying the Uſes of them in the moſt Exquiſite and Myſterious Arts of Drawing, Etching, Engraving, Limbning, Painting in Oyl, waſhing Maps and Pictures: Alſo the way to cleanſe any old Painting, and preſerve the Colours: Furniſhed with divers Copper Cuts.
A guide to Ladies, Gentlewomen, and Maids, how to behave themſelves in all Eſtates, Relations and Conditions. By Hannah Wolley.
A guide to the True Religion, Directing how to make a wiſe Choice of the Religion men Venture their Salvation upon. By J. Clapham, M.A.
The Chriſtians great Intereſt, or a ſhort Treatiſe divided into two Parts, The firſt whereof containeth the Tryal of a Saving Intereſt in Chriſt. The ſecond pointeth forth plainly the way how to obtain it; wherein ſomewhat is likewiſe ſpoken to the manner of Expreſs Covenanting with God. By W. Guthry, late Miniſter of the Goſpel in Scotland. The Fifth Impreſſion.
Juſtification only upon a Satisfaction; or the Neceſſity and Verity of the Satisfaction of Chriſt, as the alone ground of Remiſſion of ſin, aſſerted and opened againſt the Socinians. By Robert Fergirſon, Miniſter of the Goſpel in London.
The Paſtors Love to a Loving People. By Mr. William Thompſon, Miniſter of the Goſpel in London.
A Synopſis of Quakariſme, or a Collection of the Fundamental Errors of the Quakers.
With a brief Refutation of their moſt Material Arguments (and particularly W. Pen's in his late Sandy Foundation ſhaken) and an Eſſay toward the Eſtabliſhment of private Chriſtians in the Truth oppoſed by thoſe Errors. By Thomas Danſon, ſometime Miniſter of the Goſpel in Sandwich in Kent.
The Laws and Canons drawn up, and agreed upon by the General Aſſembly or Meeting of the Head of the Quakers from all parts of the Kingdom.
Phanatick Primer for the Inſtruction of Little Ones, in order to perfect reading. By H. Adis.
Rebukes for ſin by Gods Burning Anger, by the burning of the City, the burning of World, and the burning of the Wicked; with a Diſcourſe of Heart-fixedneſs. By Thomas Doolittel, Miniſter of the Goſpel.
The Life of Dr. James Uſher, late Arch-Biſhop of Armagh, and Primate of all Ireland.
A moſt Comfortable and Chriſtian Dialogue. By Mr. William Cooper.
Spare Minutes: Or Reſolved Meditations, and premeditated Reſolutions. By Arthur Warwick.
Clariſſimi Viri Adriani Heerchoordi Philoſophiae profeſſoris Ordinarii Diſputationum de Concurſu Examen a Johanne Stearne M.D. Inſtitutum ad Amicum ſuum Johannem Rawlineum.
An Excellent Oration of that late famouſly Learned John Raynolds, D. D. and Lecturer of the Greek Tongue in Oxford, very uſeful for all ſuch as affect the Studies of Logick and Philoſophy, and admire Profane Learning.
Archers Jeſts.
Heaths Tranſubſtantiation.
Sejanus.
Owen's Epigrams.
King James meditations.
None but Chriſt.
Four Select Sermons upon ſeveral Texts of Scripture, wherein the Idolatry and Will-worſhip of the Church of Rome is laid open and confuted. By Mr. Will. Fennar of Rochſord, never before publiſhed.
Mr. James Maltons twenty Sermons preached on ſeveral Texts, viz. Mans Petition, and Gods Compaſſion ſhewed, on Pſalm 138.3.
Mercy deſpiſed, and God provoked thereby on Pſalm 106.24.
Chriſts Pretiouſneſs, on 1 Pet. 2.7.
The neceſſity of Humiliation, on Acts 16.29, 30.
Chriſt the Bread of Life, on John 6.35.
Chriſts two Diſciples doers of Gods will, on John 7.17.
Fear of loſing Salvation, and the way to obtain it, on Heb. 4.1.
The Perſevering Saint ſhall be crowned Saint, on Rev. 3.11.
Walking in Chriſt a ſign of our right receiving of Chriſt, on Col. 2.6.
Light Diſcovered, and Man Recovered, on 1 Tim. 1.10.
Chriſts Temptation, the Saints Supportation, on Heb. 2. and the laſt Verſe.
Chriſts proviſion for mans Direction, on Iſa. 40.11.
Heaven upon Earth, or the Beſt Friend in the Worſt Times. By James Janeway.
Unhappy Proſperity expreſſed in the Hiſtory of A…lius Sejanus, and Philippa the Catamian.
The Practice of Quietneſs, directing a Chriſtian how to live quietly in this troubleſome World.
The CHURCH MILITANT, Hiſtorically continued from the Year 33. to the Year 1640. By Sir William Vaughan, Knight.
A moſt Comfortable and Chriſtian DIALOGUE between the Lord and the Soul. By William Cooper, Lord Biſhop of Galloway.
The Vertue, Vigour, and Efficacy of the Promiſes Diſplayed in their Strength and Glory. Duly methodiſed, and fitly applyed to every Chriſtians particular Caſe and Condition. In a Soliloquy, wholly Scriptural, between the Soul and the Comforter With a Divine Rapture of the Soul, now reſting ſatisfied by the Spirit of the Holy Promiſe. By Th… Henderſon.
Hollingworths Juſtification. In Duodecimo
FINIS.
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