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For the Year of our Redemption, = 
| | being the ſecond afrer the 1;;Jextile or Leap-Tear | 
| "the Creation of the warld, 5$543% © 
The Death of vi 1661 
| The Conqueſt ate Nation, 628 
The Reftauraciog of K. Ch. IT. 
finceg The Pfparacion of K. 1 > Yea, 
| « The Burning of Londs 23 | 
The Laſt won. Froſt 1 Io 
h K. Charles 11. 
Libs 4 0 K. Fames It. 5 J 
| Amplified wich Obſervations 
[From the Stn's Ingreſs into the Equi- 
noCtial Sign Aries, and the other 
Card" 1a! Points; with an account of the 
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ipſes, ConjunQions of che Planers, and” 0- 
ther Configurations of the Celeſtial Bodies, 


Calculated for the Meridian of the $ 


famous City of London, where the 
© Pole ArRick is Elevared above the Horizon 
St Degr. 32 Min. bur may indiffereptly ſerve 


or &NGLAND, SCOTLAND, and IRELAND, 


| | London, Printed by W. Horton for the Company 
| of Stations, 199 


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urty Eighth Impreſgon. | 
Agunt, Non Cogunt. 


&'A Tableof the exa&t-rime of | che moon's coming to-rhe 
Sourh fer every day of che firſt ſix months of the Year 
1694- ſerving-ro find our more exattly che rime of high! 
water in moſt of the eminent Porrs in England, Scat. 
land and Ireland, and other Ports adjacent, 

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every day of rhe other! 1x1 months, ſerving 
the purpoſe aforelaid 3-aifo 46 find the hout 
of the Night, by the ſhadow. of che Moon, up+ 
on the Sun-Dial : Note, thar M fiands for nior 
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&'A Table of che exat-rrme of che moon's coming to the 
&\ Sourh for every day of che firſt fix monchs of the Year 
= 1694. (crvingro find our more exattly che rime of high 
| water in moſt of the cmincar Pores in England, Scot. 
I landand Ireland, and other Ports adjacent, 
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x| every day of the other 11x months, ſerving for 
»| the purpoie aforeſaid ; alſo ro find the hour 
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Z| on the Sun-Dial : Note, thar M ſtands for mior- 
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A Table ot the Moon's Riſing and Setring every; 
Day of the firſt fix Months of the year 1654. 
From the New moon to the Full her Setting :| 
From the Full to the New Moon or Change 


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Fuly. Augnſt, [Sepremb. October Novemd. Decemb. 
MH. Mjf MH. MH Mt. M 

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Urania's Teave imp.ore, to approach ber Court , | 
z <l4nd view the order of the Spangled Shies, | 
3| 2:7 leave cht.cin'd, (hee thy ſelf grateful For't; | 
m all 2 fer an Angry Jl. Hh ſhould blaſt thire Eyes, 
tf Het jecrets t) oem ray, tm 5 good to fgar, 
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z And with his hat Beains Got oppoſe the Sun, 
2W:th Jove in's heavenly Palace be abies, 
1>[fhat means he tyow. Gal bleſs Ki fr 2m 4 Guts 4 
0h! may the influx of \'s wayning powers, 


it K. Ch. I. Crowu'd ar Schon, 1650 [* Þ Q Windy, 


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le Toe Icy welkia melt 19 warmer Showers. 
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I; " at Noon, Hoth.mt behead.| Þ Eccliy fed net 
1\che Son, Sr, F1bn the Farhre. 3 1544. fuifible, * 


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( : warm Sto mr ard 
gOuke of Albemarle died, 167. St owry', ſome 
dFifch Monagchy Men mic, 1660, 'acts Smw. 
«Lucida Corona. oecd, Veſperi, 804 rwarn 
Lift Quir:t'r 18 min poſt 9 2x Night. for the ſeaſun; 


King Charles the firft left Londor, 16310 þ perig. miſty, 
arch Biſh. Canter! Þvry bcheadc d, 4A BP Cold 
«i Arcicles againit the 5 Memb, 141 winds, Cliſe, 

[2 ; Frggyfome froſt.) 
izDay increaſed 54 minutes, (2 

| = minor oritur Veſp2r 7, | 

th Moon g min. pit 1 Aﬀternodn, Variable, cloſe, 


11;Day $ hours 35 minutcs, Ad? 

*Scach Army engge« England, 15 44. {miſty. ſhowers, in 
i#19 Major Gewer, Brozpn commuted to'fſome plares ſhow. 
| Windſor, 1648. Winds drne 
1123 Duwichels of Alberarle Dycd, ($90 thuws Wet, 
21/22 Fomabaud occtd, FFeſpere. &Þ 5 cloudy, 
22\ſhe Corvention* mer, 168; © h?2 

2zFirit Quarter 16 min. ppſt 5 Morning. ) Ape ran 
423 Dartmouth forme, 1545. r ſnow. os 
25 of 7 inclined 
16/Cants maior orit, acron'ce. to ſn''w or rain. | 
271Lord Marion, Sir H. Mildgay and Mre{Þ $2 ; 
| Wally drawn to Thburn, 1661, | 
ac] | Winds inclin'd ts 
q Treaty hepan, 1944- ain or jw, 

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| And thou conſum'd and burn'd be by the ſame, | 
- < There's none can Contr adidf what Heauens command, | 
1 2. No hamane power can reſiſt Heavens forces, 
pls = If once they war again't us in their courſes, | 
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| -bruaty 30.4 | 

The milder Ways 9/ þ” Heaven'y 0:1! 0: b; i Ut 4 
Like weather they produce, a Te mperate air, 

Und yet their moiſture ſemetimes fills the Dike, 

At other times "tis froſty, clear and fair: 

» Wro as the Sphears of their Activity, 

| Directs too what their influence (hall be. 


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L1G4t CUB 4G4 OLE, Coict yaiioi,s, Ailpetts &: Wrath 
| fr [22081807 iter 4cronice, == &s the 0 
1! ther ended, 

z (Cor l-onts otcid, coſmice, 

Day Increaſed 2 hours 22 minutes. | 
; Spear Stalk of B:gres (ers acron. war mey, inclined 
King Charles the Second died, 1533 | Þ Perigzon, ts 
fi Quarcer 23 min. paſt 3 morn. \,jwvet MLL and 
45 King Fires 2 began to Reign. 1583, clye,Cold. 


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1o0ay 9 pe 52 mio. 13 (© wr rain, 
ſy GCL 4 ' age C4inc Þ* ]ItY to mot- 
tiLondon Bridge burnt, 1632, (ſtare 126lined, 
Net L417; (Gt Ys ba! f © 

tn Mo 35 min, paſt 2 mors, oft, ſow, Clouds 


W ' Hrdrs or, acronice, 
Ws Tneomal Bill Ggned, 1640. 
"tg Ort, weſpertinus caude Leonis, 
#The prodigious Wind, 1661. 
Us 19, 20, Portland Figh t, 1552, 


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p1Gen, Menl, re-adm.feclud, memb, 16 59.,\A OV Clearing 
1] 20 min. paſt 2 morn. lindfr: '[tok h © 
122 Duke of 7ork from Scotland, 1699. and mifty, 

f Þ) $2 olt winds, 


35/Day 19 Hours 8 min. lfatr, 
{Lucida Arietis oritur mane. 
1 Informis bydra oritur 'acron. AOSFG Warmer, 


I'Day increaſed 3 Hours 27 min, '\ WP 5 clouds 
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* A»uſrue Pamplers up and down do fly. 
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4 Zo igid Sarurn, who with ſullen Chuds, 
ns wp Heavens inflax,the fruits of ſach ext/eamy, 
1. HLaftering jove unſurls theſe darker Shrowds : 
| And by a thun {ering blaſt doth clear the Air, 
J And g ues us hope, the weather will be fair. 


\5 - SHaLLL 2 ther Otle; yaciors pets K We 
if 1 2 Min, pit 4 acer, Ujen, m fe. 

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's l, troob ſhot in the eye at Litch. 1643) f 7 Clouds 


(8 North * in che rightLeg of z>rif.Co/m 
;2 { [4 new Parliament began, 1649. 


;N Lift Onarc--2 min. paſt 11 morning- 
2 8 | D.H.mmilton, Holland, Capel, bee. 1543. 
) lots mir acrontce. 

« 2 Sr, Rob. [forms fought Smirna Fle,r Gy 
's zDav incr-:ſed 4 hours 36 minutes. 

D415 K.C.1.declzres for Lib. of Co. 157 


os W's 1m $1 mio. paſt 5 anon 1% T Winds, 
\ 5 i6|Miles Sinder comp poiſon'd himiclf, i 0 56. 794gh,vain, froft, 
vai End 1 AT INS WEd- 
1 1 ther. 

62 W'9iWar declar'd againft rhe Dutch, 1571. 

61 W121 Sprca Virgins occrd, mane. 'I4Y Wind 

oS. WH: 1xford Parliament bggan, 1581, land Tait, Þ Apo. 
6 1 W223 Day 12 hours 54 minuces ſuddain ſtorms, 
o2 3) f 11 Opnrrerts man, paſt 9 night, 12 7 BY 
4 fr1#,rain ſoon af- 
14 W5j2ay increaſed 5 hours 28 minuces. cer OW tar 
i's 25 G17 mi FAY: - 
2; MWribing James che Firſt died, 1425. and cold Winds, 

1 A F-4xford Parliament diffolved, 1581, the weather va- 
46 from Baccel, 16 54. riab; e.OfY 


«4m new Commillion for Ge, 1645. 
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[t Mars his fire Lindies Phoebus beams, 
2 4 d fills the atr with hot Sulphurcous fame , 
5 Old Sarurn's Cooler vays bates the extreams; 
* Tie inferiors coruribute to do the ſame, 
With moiſture jeaſingb'e, for this reaſm, 
'& We hope for weather that befirs the Seaſon, 


| Lutations 2nd 9ter O'!*rvRrions: Alpetts &: Wea?.' 
| WT Virgins arias Vejper? mus, | | 
2 |1 Queen Ann Died, 1619. | 
; 4 Peace conclud, with the Durch,1554.'G © @ Cold 
| King TJames It, Declares for 1689. jFinds » Perig. 
_nerry of Conſcience. { ) £2and in ſome 
| er 48 min, paſt 6 ac Nipkr. parts moiſt and 
ont Pezaſ Veſp. occaſus. turbulent IACArud) 
Loxton Apprencices rite, 1648. land msift, 
Dry and wi nd, 
Day lengrhned 6 h, 30 1 minures. 'n ſme parts 
King 1Wi/Form 20d Qtr: OOF thunder. 
Lignz's at Wet: | A © h cola, 
Coſm, occaſnr caud.s Leonts, kndytemperate 
ew 2 142 min. paſt 9 morn, warm, dry, plea- 
15/23 Plej ades oritur coſmice, O%Y 9g 
1S|r rin, Rupert cook Br amingham, 1643. |ant,/0on alterin, 
I > Apog. 
UL '0 turbulency, 
1922 South Balance ſets coſmically. 2 QS Winds 
29The L.Parl, rurn'd our by the Ar. 1553. I ©) 7 ſome- 
Hine ſlain ar Sr, Domingo, 1655s, [imes clearing, 
2c warter 14 min, paſt 1 Aftern, ſometimes wet, 
23K.Charles 11, crown'd at Weſtm, 1651 |and clouds thing. 
423 King James II.crown'd, 1685, 
k5|A Free Parliament mer, 1560. OG 5 Wigan, 
ps hail and th#gdtr 
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I29 Montreſs rcured, 1659, Winds,clearing, 
Je ; 3 min. paſt 10 before No,ften altering, 
Fen fkor 10 P. Church-yard, 164<|% © Þ 


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| Wt hope for Weather, pleaſant, good and fair ; 

3 But towards the End the Planet Mercury, 

o| His ſquare to Mars ſeem to diſturb the Air: 

< Sarurn and Venus cools the Air again, 

| Spreads Clouds, and ſinds us ſoft and gentle Rain. 


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3|Cbeapfide Croſs demoliſhed, 4 3.jing the Air for 
Day 15 hours go minutes. 7 Star. DireR, the 
5 moſt part hot and 
6 " 33 m. palt 3 morn,/lowring. 
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Long Parliament began. 61. 


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11|/Fomehayd oritur mane. | 

12|Karl of Strefford beheaded. 1641+ 

3 14 Banbury & Newark ſurrend, 46. Hor, dry, overcaſt. 
40 min. paſt 1 morn.) ) Apageon. 

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198urry Pericioners diſperſed, 48.] Þ 29 cool winds, 


Leyellers ſurpr. at Byyford, 1649. 


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25/1Day 16 hours 16 minuccs. heat produce thun- 
26|Day increaſed 8 hours 46 min. jder, winds raiſe 
27/A Fire ar St. Catherines, 15821 7 clouds and 
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= with Clouds and Moiſt t darks the Shy 3 
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| 1:1 >... 45 M.paſt 10 bef.n, 

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24 m. paſt midnight 
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But guiatd are by the Creator's will 3 
Whilſt vain Man buyed up with vanity, 
Forſakes God's Laws, contemns bus boly Word, 
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— Sol and Jove do muyt, expett ſome Thunder, 
The tho in Fortunes dart "their battf.! 1 Rays, 
S\Sets Heaven on fire, rendeth the Clonas in (under, 


& Diftomereth the Aiv for ſev tral G4). 

= Tarturn 4nd Vcuus cools the Air again, 

"| Anti moiſineth the Earth with ſhowers of Rain. 
"T6. Erle 2; the Boys s, 1590. [4s che laſt caded. 


aTiic Bartle at Marftos Moor, 1644|oultry. 
ſ Day 16 hoars 10 minutes, X © T ſomeſtorm, 
3 m. paſt 3 morn.junpleaſanc follow, 


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1519 A bl, Battel in Flanders. 1593, 

16 Licl;£«ld Cloſe ſurrendred. 1645,'winds drive cool 
1918 Dr. Levens executed. 1650; A Þþ Þ clouds. 
180. Gromwels Army at Berwick, 50.thunder& lighrnin k 
ig] 29 m, paſt 5 atrern./fair,windy and miſt, 
:oLefſer Dog-ſtar riferh colmically., 
2 Lord Ruſſe! beheaded. 1683, 
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23 Worceſter ſurrendred. 1646. 
'D Perigeon. great 


24 Occaſus veſpext, Aftili Boyti, 

15 Pate and Gibbons ſentenced. $1. 
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nn 25 Tilbury Cos. 1588. cloudy and wet; 
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308. W. Waller Goof the flying Ar. 43- 
31/Old Van Trump (tain. ___b652: Tk 


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| The dire rffefts of firry Mars bus rage, 
[Such Crimion Characters be to th'World doth yield, 
o To puni'h this wnhappy Iron Age. 
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To gratifie the Coun: 'y Faym's pat 


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KN Moon $8 m. paſt 95 atnighr. Joutrry 

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Ly}(7 Montroſs Vi. near Glaſcow. 45 with 
1g/Scotch Army beſieged Hereford. 45 |X Y 4 thunder 


1417A Parliament called, 1686. 20d lightning, 
19] 141.4 14: m-paſt 11 night, Hazy lowring, 
18/D. Hamilton routed at Preſton, 48. | 
I5]K.C. [, ſerup his Stan.at Notting. 4 2. | Þ) _ 

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2 Shi raken. 1544. 


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bs Newbury firſt Fight. 1643 

21. Scots colours hupg up at Weſt. 51.\cold winds and 
[22 23 Pr.Eliz. interr'd at Newport.g0.|[] hb Y% cloudy, 
23}; \{-14: 27 m- paſt 75 morn. |ſome moifture, 

24 Occaſua veſpertinus ſpice virgins. 

25Parl, take the Scorch Cov. 43- 


| 


126126 R.C, 1, came to Shrewsbwy. 4% 


29 : 
28 Barkly Caftle yielded, 1646. 
29|Pendaruis buried at Abington. 56.1 ) Apogee. Þ v9» 
30 ju_ 


| 


Like the Chamelion, whilſt time twns the Hue, 


| 
6 S And Proteus like, puts on Religious ſhapes, 
2| Ont ys gone. another doth enſut, 
_ &© One (pt, another for Promotion gapts. 
T _ Thus ao thry frearm like Flyts about the brim, 
'S1|* Some drown'd,ana ſome do with much danger ſwin 
ak gf ?| C [*f 
ila 4 28 7. 2821 A O\K1|A,19 «85d 
2b h o 45 N a arji5 1923/19 2% of x 
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4\ d Franciſcus. A d[19 Kes|1926 5} x 
je Y © 55 N. [28 2217 22/26]20 glpg2] x 
6] e Fides. "Vaz\X 231d [22.23 311A 
9] 18 Sund, aft, Trin (2822/19 24/29124 9=% 4] 5 
8$la S o 15. |k/F|19d|=|dlzx x2] 
9] b Dioniſhus, 29 22/20 26| 1127, gM gof 4 
woe 2% 133 N. [2$,Q]d 27] 2129;20 27f ; 
1b Y o $$, [2gj25|2228|*XjMis £ 8 : 
12/ke £3 28 £. 2 91 2229} $ 2/19 el 
13] £ Edward. &|23 23 X[Dj}*| 4 gfN 
14 [1.9 Sund aft, Trin[29/23/* 1] 7] $118 23] 2 
ig5a;:h o45 N, [2923/24 D| SIO] 22x20] 3 
16] b Gallus. 29'23|/25 31}&| gj16 2] 4 
WI o $7 N. |*|&|O Aſriftoſzgs 85 5 
18] d} 29.24/27, 5/12]&|12X 50] 5 
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28 C43 d 


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j <ciwon tinnn2e > as TZ 


Mars #n a Station very turbulent, 


» With ſturdy ſtorms of Wet ans 


PT Rm— 


Ls 


ql .4 44 m- paſt 8 morn. 
T Day to h. 48. minures, 
q Spica Virgins oritur mane. 


"K.cherles I. came from Spain. 23 


410 delivered. 164 
q ' I2 IM. paſt 9 night. 
( 


Wl Eamandoxry Godfrey murd. 58. 


? 

WA Parl. turn'd ont 2d rime. $9. 

ns Befing-houſe tak. by ſtorm. 4.5. 
10 Me. bef. noon. 

On g9h.48 m. decr. 6 h. 38 m. 


ah Pr. of Or. embark'd, ſailed, 
&forc'd to ſhore by a ftorm, $8. 
KATY Ch. ll. arrived in Frenxce. 51. 
- 22 Sir Tim. Fetherfion behead. 51. 
22 + 7 M- P- L1 at Bight. 
; Bdge-bill fight, 1642. 


h Banawry Siege raiſed, 


1644. 


5, Aſſonlts bright Phaethon with hateful Rays, 
2 From Treacherous Scorpio, he's male-content, 
Diſturbs the Heavens and Earth for many Days ; 


y Thund4ty and Lightning (aſi laſting very long.- 


Winds ſo ſtrong, 


:loudy, and ſome | 
troſt, 


clearing winds at 
* © Y nightwich 
fog and froſt. 
XY 7 winds, 
Oh cloudy and 
moiſt. 
4 © Þ cloſe with 
winds and cold. 
X h © clouds and 
X © h ſome wer. 
D Prigeon. 
[]Y% 4 winds 
warmer, turbulenr. 
ſome parts thunder. 
ſomerimes foggy & 
Jowring, bluftering 
ſomerimes. 


warm Train about 


? 
g/Newbury ſecond Bartle, 


2g|col. Rarnsboroxgh Aain. 
Þ Ie of Max taken. 


1648. 
651, 


1644-| Þ 4pogeon, 


- 45 m. paſt 3. morn. fog and froft, 


tull. 
winds drive mot- 
DYS fture. 


XV @ warm and 
ſomerimes clearivgy 


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Bleft be the Man, thrice bleſſed may be be, 

Y ſhat labours to procure a bleſſid Peace, 
X|Bleſt be be that afts in ſincerity, 

To heal the Wounds of War give Europe taſe, 

<| Cut be thoſe Traitors that do lurking lit, 


To blow the caals of Europe's Miſtry. = 


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Tie Sup and Jupiter diſiarh the Shy, 
Winds turbulent, with Hail and haſty Showers, 
Somewhat all ay'd by Mars ana Niercury, 
Till Venus (bows the Scarptons roughty powers. 
Towards the end, cald Winas agth cltar the Air. 
Proclaims Winters arproach, by froſty fair. 


W 


| $42] YauO 


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E 


* h Y clouds 
cold and moiſt, 
1640. 


\ 


| 
2 
| zLong Parliament began, 
| g[Iccaſme matutings Syrit. 
| | Windy and turbn- 
' 611 Pr. Henry dyed at St. James's. 124lent bring hail or 
9 2 Mm. patt 6 morn JOY hafty 
i | '& & 2 ſhowers, 
' $18 A Flre ar St. Catharines, 8t.| ) Prrigesn. 


11]Pleiades mane occid. 
12]8rexford fight. 1642. 
113 7 m. paſt ro night. miſts and froſt. 


Is}Col. Reinsboronugh buried, 48. 
16}1 2 Car Scorpis oritur mane. 

17]K, C.1,defires a perſon. Treat. 47. winds, ſometimes 
'18/Courrs of Juſtice ſar at Oxf. 65A V Þ moiſt, 
I9Peace with France ratified. gs. ſomecimes froſt. 
2olThe Armies Remonftrance. 45. 
21 26 m- paſt 5 ar night. varizb!e rain, froft, 
22|Propoſals ro the K.ar Oxjerd. 44. [] } 9 rainfreezy, 
123] The Pince of Gr. dyed, $960. Þ ivogaon mhen 
24 'd hb Y clearng 


25 cold winds and 
26/127 Ok & 0”. acron, winrerly weather, 
29|The perſonal Tr. diffolyed. 43.13} 4 cleanng, 


28|$taly excc. for Treaf, words. +6. frotty, but moderate| 
' $2 Mm, paſt 8 night, 


p_ FA 
MS EECIIEIT 44.9 LE 
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«a adts HO YWWEac =» oo od. ont. 4 


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The Hun ana Jove would fainprociaim the Day 
Of Jubile, az4 Europe's beppy Peace ; 
Sarurn and angry Mars ſeem to jay nay 3 
Enu and Intereſt will ntuer ceaſe. 
Ken we atone Heavens Wrath, our lives amtnd, 
Tn of our Troubles we may ſee au _ 


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29 422 6 
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+ fluence, 
Tye reſt oth Planets do with them comply. 
ſorward Winter we do judge from hence, 
For all their Rays ſena to extremity. 
Saturt and Venus powrs down 5now 07 Rain, 
Hermes end Jove can hardly cltar't again. 


Day 95 h. 4o m. decr. 8 h. 45 m cuatnumg mode- 
2 
(oltman executed. 
4Pr. of Or.feaſted at Drap. Hafl, 70 [ned to troſt, 


Kings Conceſ.yoted ſatisfat. ,8 


lo$he day. Longeſt night. 
NK 7.11. abdicated the Realm, 88 


\\&rreford Surpriſcd. 


one hour afternoon. 


| 


jor Alex. Carew beheaded. 44 


Hnbezgh Caſtle delivered. 5$< 


| 
| Fire in 3 ping. 22 


|: 137t@ 26m. p11 bef.noon.|& I & clears, then 
Ir The. Fairfax voted General 44-Þrings rain or ſnow. 
29 MajorPircber ſhot to death, | 


58.\clearing and incli- 


4 [4.7 5m. paſt 6 atnight.| ) © cclipſed in- 

Algernon Sidney behead, 83.\vifible,cloſe & mifty 
Karl of Strefford committed, 4o.] clearing up for 
| $9 M. p. 10 foren,|s © h bably froſt 
10. Cromwell made ProteRor. 53 [OV Q and moiſt, 
1645/4 ©hd yg Y(in 
/Three Suns appeared. 1699.;cold rain or ſnow, 


0 Tongue, Philips & Gibs exec. 62.) Þ Apogeor. 


'Lds. met to ſettle rheNartion. $8, 


rare. 


A © Y. froſt, the 
d hd weatherbeg, 
d h Y roextremi- 
cy, and variable,pro- 


and cold winds, 
warmer, yet dark 


CAVY $)clined to 


ſoon clearing again. 
D 23 and dryer, 


dhe cold rain 
or {now. | 


wind ſometimes 


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ns 3. £ 


and hath four Returns. 
OcGab. Hil. F447) 20. Cralt. Puril 2ats Febrney 3 
Quiad. Hil. Zanuary 27, 3&ab. Puril. Feurvary g. 


and hach hve Returns, 
Quind. Paſch. April 23. 7 { Quingue Paſch.3{zy 14. 
Tres Paich, April W; 
Menf. Paich. May 9. } craft Aſcent, Mey 18. 


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and hath four Rerurns. 
Craft. Trin. 7axe 4. þ Quind. Trin. 7ax: 18, 
Atab. Trin. June 1 1. Tres Trina. Zune 25, 


— — 


zad hath fix Returns. 
Tres Mich. Ofleb:r 20. Craft. Martial Never. 12] 
Kenſ. Mich. Oftober 29. Octab. Mart. Novemb. 19. 
Craft. Anim. November 3- Quind, Mart. Yovens. 26. 


Note, That the firſt and laft days of every Term, 
the firtt and laſt days of Appearance. 


Note, That the Exchequer opens eight days before 
every Termgexcept Trinity Termybefore whict; it opet 
only ſour days. 


£C 


Low Sunday. 
Triniry Sunday. 
ts occadental of the Jun, 4 
our Evening Star from the beginning of the Year to 
third of April; from theuce to the end of the Year 'i 
riental, and our Morniag Star, and ſo continucth Wh 
'the 23d of January 16 pe. | 


Advent ina ſow Feb. 13- 
ll 


From ſ Sepruagefima 
URagrr. Svruay 


« Or LA ——— 


Pe l 
4 TABLE' of the KINGS and QUEEN-Sof | 
| England fince the, Conqueſt. | 
ings and | Barn an 10 Rei jiened| Since Relon'sf On 
$7ens. Tear, Ye m. 5 . | Y. "MD Buried 8 
illiam 1,1023 {1085 OR. 14 607 Sept. [Caen Norm, 
william 2.1057 |1o87' Sept. 9 21/1 ndbeftt. 
lenry+.. £14068 | 7 300 Aug. 2 |  x{Reading. | 
Sephen r10g [1135 Dec. 1 " a@l am. 
iry 2111327 1154 OR; 25 FontFver. 
fichrd 1,1153|1189 July 6 '51495 - 6|Pontever, 
hn [1165s firgg Apr, 6 
ay 312071216 O8.19 
fward 1123961272 Nov.16 
d 21283f[ 1707 July 7 
ard 31312[1325 Jan. 25 
Richard 2.1366 1377 Jun, 21 
iry 41357. | 1399 Sepr.25 281 Maripo 
ary "5.1384 | 1412 Mar.2c 272 Aug.3z1|Weſtminſter. 
- 6.1421 |1422 Aug.31 234 Mar. -4\/#indfor,- \ 
id 4.1442 | 1460 Mar. 4 ncheſter. 


[Dora HO IE os — Am Aa. — ” 


4 
Edward $11471 1483 Apr. 5 , Joe wn. 


chard 3;1448 [1983 Jun. 18 iceſter. 
fary 9,1455.{1485 Aug.22]23 81185 Apr.22 eftminſtss 
Henry & 1451, 1508 Apr.22|37 '10 147 .Jan. 28 indſor. . © 
ward 611537-1.1547 Jan. 28/5 5.141 July & Weſtminſter. 
Miry. 1 11518.1553 July 55 | 4135 Nay, 19 |gftminſter 
izaberh|1533 |1558 Nov.19|44 , 4} 92 Mar.2 inſter, 
james 1{j1566 {1602 Mar.24|22' o' 69 Mar. 25 eſt mrinſter. 
arles. 111600 | 1625 Mar.27/23 11] 46 Jan. 3o[Windſor. 
erſes” 211630 [1648 Jan. 30/35. go, 9g Feb. 6 Weftminſfer. 
lanes  2[1633 | 1684 Feb. «| oTE_—G the Realm 1E88, ' 
lam j{:650 | ary 
bary 21+ 562 $1689 Feb.13WhomGod grany los coRergye 
| Baſe Matchivitian Hlaves from Court be gon, . | 
Araunt Diſpenſing Councils from the Throne, 
Juſt Execution af our »holfom Laws | 
Makes the goad love, and bad Men ftand in Awe 5 
No pced of Ruffien Guards, nor Prieft-creft Arr, 
Wacn th' Priace is lodged in the Peoples Heatrs, * 
"Tis this aſl good men wiſh for ; for this Vie pray, 
Tiil I deſpair, or ſee the happy day» 
C 


9 CO III EEE AE nom. 


A'Table of H oufes for the Latitude of 51 dep, 
- 32 min. 


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The Table of PORT $. 


Aueenborough, Southampton, Portſmouth, Iſle of Wight. © 60 <9 
; Rochefter, Malden, Aberd. Redland,Weſt end of the Nore. co 45 
; | Graveſend, Downs, Rummey, Silly, Blackneſs. ol 3 

1 * Dundee, St, Andrews, 'Lisbon, Bell iſle, Holy Iſle. o2 ns 
Condon, Tinmouth, Hart lepoole, White Bay, Amſterdam-o3 oo 


| Berwick , | Flamborokgh Head, _ 03 4s 
| Severn, Leith, Dunb#, Kingſale, Callice Creek o4 30 
Newcaſtle, Humber, Falmouth, Dartmouth, Lizard. os Is 
|Plimouth, 'Weymouth, Hull, Lynn, Lundy, Holmes, * © 0 

| Briſtol, Foulneſs, -at the Start. c5 45 
| Milford, Bridgwater, Lands End, Waterford, Texel, 7 30 
| (Portland, Peter-port, Harflew, Hague, Dublin. "ns 15 
Pool, Catneſs, Orkney, Iſte of Man, Baſs Iſland, 09 09 

' Needles, Lajto, North and S1uth Foreland, £9 45 


Tarmoath, Dover, Harwich, Callice Road, Bullotgn,,; Io 33 
i; Rye, Winchelſea, Goree, Thames, Rhodes, 11 3 


- A 


By the help of this Table, and the & 's Southing, 40 ma 
{find the time of High Warer jn any of the Ports' ſpecified | 
jchis Table,. by adding the Hours and Minutes againſt the Port 

to the Hours and Minutes of the ({'s Southing 3, che Agore 
h gate or Sum is che Hour and Minute. of the time. gf Higli Wa 
- ter ar that. Port, ſubltracing 12, if your number exceed 
Having ſo' ofren exptained the Uie of this: Table,:; b inope | 
Mmeeds no farther Explanation, 
hen-the «-thines fo bright as ro caſt a Shadow on thy 
Sun-Dial, ſee where the Shadow falls z count how many Heu! 
d Minuces it wants of - 1 2, and ſubliraft char from chic ti 
her Sourhing thar Nighr, and the "remainder is 'rhe hour 
he Night. If che ſhadow b= upon any of rhe Tours call 
add ir ro the time of the ( 's Sourhing, and chat 4s. the Ho 
of the Night,: ſubſtraGting 12, if rhe number excecd 12. 
the Shadow be onthe Line of 12, che Hour and” Minus 0 
the Sourhing 4s the time of the Nighr. - vis jor 
I have fo oftets explained cach Page and Column of the + 
nanack, thar I need norado it here again 6 


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Aſtrological Obſervations 
For the Year 1694. 


BilR thou Havens Motions doll with Car: defer) 
And all the Tnerigues of the ftayyy Sky 3 P 
Aud. what their injley naturally doth ſhow, 

Rix or fair 1reather, Winky, Frofi and Snow: 

bb rorthe honeft-painyul Country ſwain, 

ul thou'defrgn to eaſe their toil and pain 

ky thy advice, what Prince the Starry Throne 

ans to:adwance, tell them to thet's unkaown, 

0 Kingdoms Wo or Weal don't thou declare, 

ih things &s theſe are far above thy Care.  ;., 


Tagh Impious'Mars ſurrounds us With his rage, 


d Neighbours Twanny doth ws tngage ; 4 
raps the Fields bide, the Air fill'd with Alartts 


And the Campagne doth ſhine with glittering HM, 


brw thou thy Meſttrs ever peaceſus mand, 


Þ Martial Rs ſhew not thy ſelf inclin'd. 


hy's the man that hidden cauſts knows, 
it its ſo-ww, thats uo man bin oppoſe 3 


Capters Orercach him 35 and aſpirang States 


fears not; but avoids the cruet Fates. 


Fr Englands Welfare let thy Zeal be ſeen, 
jeſantly pray for the King and Queen. | 
Wt they in time do bani[h ſrom their Thrones, 
Proud Spencers, an4 ambitio:u6 Gaveſtones , 

it home-bred Traitors, monfters of our Ag?s 
prcome the Objefts of the Peoples Rage. 


25 bis great Courage kcep Great Britain fr*?, 


ron the fzerce Wars and ſad Calamity 
Ithers endure 53 may Plenty and Trade increaſes 
awd all the good Fruits of 4 bleſſed Peace. 


And wnto this will all true Eogliſh-men 
With Heart and Voice conſent and ſay, AMEN. 
C 3 


Aſtrological Obſervations, 1694. 


We are now by Divine Providence arrived at the Year 
1554. andif the judicious and ynbyafied will be pleaſed 


ro look back ro the years 1583 & 1684. wherein was cele- 
brated the famous and triple Conjun&tion of rhe ſuperiour 
Vlanets h and .{, and conſider che Opinions of all Aftro- 
loger:, rhat are judicious and ſerious men, and then make 
a Colle&tion of rheir own and others Obſervations, what 
rranſcendenr eminent Aﬀtions and Occurrences have ha 
pened in mun%ane Aﬀajrs fince that rime. In theſe rwy 
laſt vears we h»ve !abcured under the Influence of the 
Tripic Oppoſition of rhe ſame Superjours, ( wherein 
they commonly exert the moſt direful eftc&s ) and are 
ſcarcely free therefrom ; for oftenrimes after the col 
and parril Aſpe&, and the Sears diſtribured co thelr (6 
veral pofls, and People think themſelves free from dan 
ger, then ( ſomerimes not till chen ) rhey drown, ſome- 
times burn, and frighten the Inhabitans of che Earrchwith 
ſome deſperate Malady, as the famous Dr.:Gead hath 
worded tt. Look back I ſay, and ſce what hath bin 
predited in 'pentral to befall rhe World upon this tres 
grand triple Aſp, and ſee how far it hath made good its 
Charafter. The proweſs and powerful Influences of the 
ewo Superiours are not ro be paſſed over withour ſeriow 
conſideration; and jf we conſider the Obſeryations of 
rhe Antients, and compare them wirh our modern Annals, 
we may ſce how they exert their heavy Intluences, & 
cording ro the Series of rime, This F mention to ſuch 
as have the Eycs of their Linderſtanding-opened to (et 
that Planerary AſpeRs are no vain Bawbling Terms, but 
are myſter jou $chem 37 iſms of a ſecrer force and poet, 
roward the alteration of the ſublunar World, eſpecially 
che Air, arid choſe great Wiſues char depend thereon, 2G 
cording to the Natures of the Influences, and the infly 
enced. 

The Planets are not made only for Refleftion, bur for 
Modification of Light and Heat, therefore rhey mult « 
neecſ7ity have their Energy wirhour fuch Habirude, of 
whar elſc ſhall the efficacy of che Combination be found- 
ed; for a complication of Cyphers make no _ 


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aſeg I} 60d is pleaſed to call rhe Lumingrics, and in them che 
ele. & idt of the Heavenly Bodies, $igns, ( he is far from de- 
jour & njing his own Ordinance ) and nor only Signs, bur Au- 
tro and Canſes of 1nferiour mutations, Rule and Domi- 
nake I v1on over the Earth, Gen. r. unleſs you will make che 
wha Ws fon oaly a Sign of the Month, and the Sun of che 
hap. Wl '99r Quarters of the Year, | 

eo Certainly none can imagin ( that are a degree above 
* the Wl Beaſts ) thar che glorious Hoſt of Heaven were ordained 
erein noughr elſe, bur to be gazed on: What can their con- 
= t motions, different and quite contrary to each other 5 
oe WY nd their various Configurations with each other ſignifie 
but the Will of the Creator co influence the inferiour 
World ? Thus che Philoſophers attribure che natural Cauſe 
of the order or irregutarity of rhe ivferiour World, ro 
the regular and irregular motions of the Planets and 
Sars3 and this Is ſufficiently proved by Obſervarion and 
Experience. 

Bur this 1s to be underſtood, thar ( though God is 
pleaſed ro govern che World by Natural Cauſes ) no 
Chriſtian Aſtrologer will preſume ro confine the Almighty, 
whoſe ways are in the deep, and his Judgments paſt 
inding our. And doth ofrentimes miraculouſly a& be- 
yand what Natural Cauſes porrend, and ſometimes in mer- 

and long forbearance, reſtrains che evil Influences and 
ſuigrena chrearned, Bur I muſt return e diverticulo ad 
yan ; its noe my deſign to enter into ſuch a Conrro- 


J- bur ler chem that will be qbſtivacely ignorant, be 
6 till, 


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or oli Bur let us conſider how far the Triple Oppoſition hath 
ound. made good irs CharaRer, and made the Wor!d (cafible, 
mber. W ary overloaded che World wich Evidence from its exalted 

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How many, and how terrible Informations of horrid 
Earthquakes in many places of rhe W&rld'? It hath come 
r.car us even in the City of Londdt, and many places of 
the Nation, and mot parts of Ewoye, More eſpecially 
the Ifland of S:zcz!y, wherein many of theeminenr Ciries 
thereof, and many Thonſand of her InHabiranrs periſhed 
thereby. * cas Ancrica free, "moſtly the Ifand of 74 
maica belonging to England, and peopled and governed 
by our own Natives, where many of the People were 
buried alive, their Houſes and Treaſure {wallowed up, to 
the horror and great amazement of the fad, affrighted 
ſurviving SpeRtarors. _ 

Nor can we, nor ought we indeed to forpet the deluge 
of Chriſtian Blood ſhed in our Neighttourhood ; the C- 
ſolations of Countries, Towrs and ' Ciries, by firings, 
plunderings, and crucl exaQting of Contriburions, by Ty: 
rants and their Mercenary Inſtruments, and by Treachery 
and Clandefiine Purchaſes. Unro this add, ( what rhe 
Merchants of England cannot bur remember ) their loſſes 
by Sea, by Pyracies and Privateers. 

No man living ever knew, nor can Colle& from HKiſto- 
ry, the High-wzys ſo much infeſted by Robbers, in(o- 
jenrly domineerin:, to the Terror and Amazemenr of all 
Travellers, Frequent Houſe-breakings, cauſing Terror 
and Amazerment to al) perſons in general ; no man promi- 
fing himſelf Securicy or Peace in- his own Habjiration. 
Clippers and Coiners, of falſe Mony abounding more than 
ever; and chough rhe Gallows, and places of Execution, 
yielded a more plentiful Harveſt than was ever before 
known, yer fignifted lictle more, than cutring off che H 
4r2's Head ro make way for more to grow up. 

I muſt add, the unſeaſonableneſs of rhe Weather, ard 
zntemperance of the Air, ar ſomerimes hindering the due 
ripening of Corn, and other Fruits of the Earth, at 
other timzs deſtroying them in che Bloom, by Blaſts and 
Blires, the confſtane effeQs of the aforenamed Aſpetts. 
Bur I muſt ſhur up this too prolix Diſcourſe, and come 
briefly to conſider of this years Obſervations, 


Aſtrological Obſervations, 1Eg4. 


Of the Winter Quarter, 


Tis Quarter commenceth with the Suns entrance inte 
the Southern Tropick, being furtheſt from us, and 
conſequently adminifiring unro us the leaſt of his lighr, 
uſtre and warmth, Ir happeneth chis year on Sunday che 
roth of December, at 13 hours, 3 minutes, and 49 ſeconds 
afernoon.” That is, on Meonday the 11th day, art 2 mi- 
cures and 49 ſeconds paſt 1 In the morning: Ar which ri:ne 
14 degrees 41 minures of cory h Midheaven 
11 degrees 14 minures of Libra Aſcendanr. 
Tapiter and Mars are both in the midheaven, all the reft 
of the Planets are under the Earth, the Moon in the 
Eiſtern Angle, near her rifing. We have the Sun lately 
paſt the partile Conjuntion of Saturn, and not far ſepara- 
ed, Its probable he will deal us ſtore of Clouds and dark 
Weather, Rain, in ſome places Snow , and ſome hard 
Froſt their influence may afford us, and the degree where- 
in it falls ſeems to ſecond jr, The Aſpe is accompanied 
vichan Oppoſicion of Mars and Venus, famous for rs ef- 
feds, and brings an Apertio portarum, that's It's Chareder, 
that it opens the tlaod-gares of Heaven, and provably ir 
may produce ſome extremity of Weather, and in ſome 
places Floods, eſpecially about the New Moon followiag. 
At the latter end of the Month there is, an Oppgſition of 
the Sun and Jupicer, which may probably afford us Cola 


| Winds and Froft.I ſhall waveany furcher Diſcourſe of chat 


ind, and refer my Reader to my Monthly Obſervations 


ef the Weather, in which (if he well have obſerved) I 


have nor bin alrogether unſucgeſ:ful 3 I do not mean in 
my diurnal Prognoſticks, but of che remperarure of each 
Quarter of the Moon, which is near enough being Week- 
ly, &c, Ic is a time nor ſo proper for Action as Counſel ; 
and cloſe Conſulrs are on Foot ac the Helm of Aﬀairs, in 
moſt parts of Chri/tendom, while the Plebeians lye under 
a great diſcontent, and grumble ar che Aﬀions of their 
Superiours, by reaſon of che uniult proceedings of ſowe 

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of their Miniſters and Officers, And though the Seaſon 
ſeems to be unfit for Afton, yertthe Oppoſition of the 
Sun and Mars in 7avkgy, probably may be attended 
with ſome Skirmiſh or Rercounter 3 ſignificat Snterſeftia 
nes &+ lites multas, faith Haly, it fignifieth Slaughter, 
Murthers, and many Scrifes and Contentions, Bongty 
ſaith, fgnificat naufragia vepente venientia ex forts aty; 
ſebito fltx ventorum: Et ſignificat rixam atq; contention, 
& bellum in partibus 0:cadentis;, & gravabuntur homines, 
cauſa redditus tributorum, Et erunt Febres & alie agriu 
dines : Et erunt dolores guttwis, ac prtforis, Sc, $i latituly 
eqns ſeptenivionalis gravitatem ſrigoris in tempore ſuo, ke. 
It ſignificth ſudden Shipwrack, occaſioned by ſtrong and 
ſudden guſts of Wind : Ir fignifieth alſo Quarreling, 
Contentions, and Wars in the Weſtern parts ; men 
grumblings and diſcancencs, by reaſon. of paying & 
Taxes and Contributions, It producerh Fever s, and 
other Sickneſſes, viz, Griefs of the Throat and Breaſt, &:, 
If he hath North Laticude, it cauſerh ſeverity of Cold 
at the Seaſon, &:c. I ſhall ſay no more of the Hyemal 
Quarter, but proceed to the confiderarion of the Verwl 
Quarter. 


Of the Spring Quarter. 


T begins when the glorious Lamp of Heaven enters the 
[| firſt Scruple of che Vernal Equinox, making the day 
and nights of equal length 'in all the habirable parts of 
the Worid. Ir happeneth this year ( by Aftronomia Cu 
rolina ) on Friday the gth of March, art 14 hours and 4! 
minutes Afternoon ; that is, on Saturday the 1oth of 
March, at 41 mioures paſt Two in the Morning, <qul 
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We have in the Vernal Figure various Configurations, 
| ſhall cnly take notice of them that are moſt confider- 
ale, i. GO h Ghi. O49 NOK 
Theſe are che moſt conſiderable, {gnificat quod reges in 
ſus rekus ſe abſcondent, & conſultabust, ſeu ſacient 115, &> 
falla ſua in magno ſecreto. Ir ſignifierh cloſe ' and private 
Conſulrations, and Kings and great Mens Aﬀairs ated in 
great ſeerer, The people are amazed thereat 3 and” in 
lome places, the people are in great Anxiety and Trouble 
concerning the Actions of their Superiours. And many 
through roo moroſe and dogged remper and humour yenrt 
decent Speeches, and uncivil Behaviour towards their 
Superiours ; for which many of them may receive ſharp 
Reprimands,and ſome Coofined,fome Impriſoned 25 2 Re- 
ward for their fawcy Behaviours. It ſignifierh Treaſons and 
Treachery in thoſe thar /at& near ro grear Men, in their 

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Cquv(els. Probably ſome diſcovery made of treatotiable 
Pradtives in bctraying their Secrecs, 'purloining and wal}. 
ing che” Treaſury, or, canyerting it to their own files , 
ard ſuch like enarmtres as theſe you may happilt hear 
from ſome Privecz Cottrs in Europe, And lomg. In que. 
{tion for Mhing-and-conrriving Sedirigns Libels and 
pernicious Paſquils, ro difturb the Peace of rhe Kingdom 
or Nation wherein they tahabir. | Ph 

In April che Sun and Yars are ip Quartjle Aſpe&,  þz- 
vificat quod erunt inter wnmines, Wada & verba ptach, 
quad inde actidit toopertun (> octhitum, Ic fignifiectyTome 
Differences and Cantenrions;bar mayaged with few words 
ogcule and \ſecrer. Im plain Evgihh. it figrizferh ſome 
Plor or Conſpiracy againſt - the Government, by male- 
cqneent and diſaffected perſons Theſe are the-molt con- 
ſigerable AſpeRs of rhis Quarrer : Yet the two Superi- 
ours are Bot. {© far ſeparated, but that we may juſtly ex- 
pett crafifcendenc influences to depend yer therefrom, 4s 
God in his Wiſdom ſhall appoint, Dew aftra regit. 

' May che merciful fiznd of the'Almighty, and the be- 
nevoſent Ways cf Juplzer, preſerve Scotland, aud the 
Netbertands, from the crofs Configurations and evil Influ- 
ences that probably may atrend thoſe parts, and others 
ac are under the Cele/ial Crab. 

The Spring will Commence with a cloudy and dark Air, 
likely to Rain or Snow, and attended with Cold Winds, 
and very uncomfortable Blafts'; which cogerher with the 
occidentality of } /, 2 and 5 may retard ( for (ome 
time) the comforts cf the Spring, as it hath bin of larter 
years, 


Of the Summer Quarter, 


W/ Hen Sol enters the firſt Scruple of the Trepick 9! 

Cancer, we account that minute of time the Epo- 
che of our Summer Quarter, and it makes our 1-ngelt dzy 
and ſhorceſt night, and ro wll on this fide rhe Aquator, 
Ic happererh this year on Sanday the north of Zune 2 
15 hours and 54 minutes Afrernoon 3 thus Aftronomt- 


cally : Vulgarly on Monday che 11th of June, at 54 
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The Moon and Mercury are in the.rwelfth Houſe, and 
Yenus in the cleventh, all the reſt are upder the Earth. 
We have juſt at the Ingre(s a partile Oppoſition of the 
San. and Sarurn, BRaly airh, Significat quad regts adver- 
ſaies habtbunt homines de populo, religioſos & ſratres, & £05 
qu ligem predicant, &bjs fimiles. Ir ſignifieth char Kings 
{hall have their own SubjeQs turn Enemies ro them,the Re- 
ſigious ( or Clergy-men )) their Brethren, and thoſe that 
fudv the Law, and ſuch; like. Likewiſe ſoon after the 
Ingrels, we have an, Eclipſe of the San in the firſt degres 
of the Tropick of Cancer 3 it is bur a ſmall Eclipſe. Ir 
porrends rhe Death of rhe common and ignoble _ 
Troubles of long comtnuance, Wars, Dearth of Fithes, 
Warer-fowl, and ſuch Creatures thay live in the Warers. 
In 2 194, primis gradibus arrem pertiriat, magnaqi txagi- 
tat Larietate : An Eclipſe of the Suu in the firſt decanate 
of Cancer 3 ic rroublerh the Air, and firs wp,much va- 
rity 40d *chahge of Wearher, It ſtirs up a violent hu- 
mour;, and quarrelſome temper in Men, which reud te 
Wars and Sedirions, .a violation of Leagues and Cove- 
nants 3 and Religion Cloaks it all, 

On Tueſday Night the , 26th of Zune, there will be au 
Edipſe of the, Moon.gl{o.in 15 Degrees of the Tropical 
Sign, Capricorn. In ,megia decann VS crebros militum 3n«. 
ſultzs, inturſiones crebras,” latrocinie, cubtivitates. It figni- 
hech frequent Tumylrs and 1roars among the Soldiers, 
2nd often Incurſions inro Neighbour Countries, plunder. 
Ing- and carrying away - ptople Priſoners, Authors ſay, 
that many woubls and dg amag*es will happen, when borh 
the Luminaries are Eclipſed in one month: Let them be- 
ware that are under Cancer and Capricorn, of which the 
Ottoman Envire willbe (fnfible, If chey have nor before 
this time made Peace with the Chriſtians, 

There is a rugged &ſpett intl:'s Quarter, notto be light- 
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Mars : Significat qurd rrunt malta furta, latrones, & predon 
multi &* mantfeſii. There ſhall be many Thefts, Robbers, 
and Highway-rmen; an they nororiens, publick, manifeſt, 
and well known. Where Armies arc net, we may ratio. 
expett ſome Aion, perhaps ſome Bartle, befiegin 

of foe Town, Firings or Plunderings 3 or ſome Skirmi 
or Rencovnter, or ſome ſuch Aion eminently managed, 
It fignifierh alſo a mutivous and diſobedient humour among 
Subjects againſt their Superiours, and a weariſomnek tg 
dear the burthen-of Taxes and Impoſirions char are laid 
upon them. | 

" I ſhall fay little in general of the Weather this Quarter, 
bar refer yoa ro the particular Judgment of each month, 
Fer wor rhe cloudy and unſeaſonableneſs of rhe beginning 
of the Qaarter diſheartea rhe painfut Husband-man. 


Of the Autumnal Quarter. 


His Quarter begins this year, . on Wedneſday Sepr, 12. 
a 5 hours and 22 minures palt Noon. This is the 
Autummal or ſecond Equinox, becauſe the Earth is at right 
Aigles with che Sun, and recciveth an equal portion of 
ti _ darkneſs. At which thme the Heavets are thus 
diſpoſed. © SE | 
* "The midireaven 21 degrees 16 minartes ;Z; 
The Afcendant 7 degrees 39 minutes X. 
AR the Planers are above the Earth but Mars and Venus 
who are deſcetded beneath rhe Weſt Horizon, Saturn is 
near the'Cuſpes of the midheaven, AſpeRed by a Quariiie 
of rhe Sun, from the Weſtern Angle. Ir 1s an inimical Beam, 
and probably in ſome parcs of rhe World it may produce 
a troableſome and diſcontented humour in the Subjetts 
againſt their Superiours. Signifcat quod accident regivus, 
anxinates & labores & mttus magni, tx parte ſus populi, & 
quod multos de populo in Carceribus tonjizient. Ir ſigtitfiech 0 
Kings, many Anxieties, Labours,. Fears and J<alouhies of 
their own People ; and chat many of ghem ſhall be inipr 
ſoned by reaſon thereof. May this Aphoriſm be verified 
atong rhe Enemics of England, whilft Peace atd Plenty 
bl:Fs our Nation 3 and may there be Unity apd | 
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Aſtrological Obſervations, 1694; 


berween the People and their Superſours. There is a Quar. 
dle of Jupirer and Mars about the middle of OFober, which 
ſeems to be a weighty AſpeR, ſignifcat quod erunt multi 
ehelles, anterſeftiones, delifla & latrones.; Bt mamime ho: 
titan erit in puritate. It Mars and Jupiter (hall afpe&each 


ocher by a Quarrile, it ſignifierh char there (hall be many 
Rebels and Robbers ; many Murders and Delioquencies, all 
under a colour of Purity ard Religion. Ic is attended with 
the more aggravzrion, for Jupiter is tv a fiery Sign; and 
Mars in a watry Sign, facing that rurbulemt Conftellation 
of the Plezades, It 1s a rurbulenr Couſlcllarion, and wirh- 
our doubr this Ape will furniſh us wirh turbulent Wea- 
ther, probably fierce Rain, and a vehement windy* Seaſon. 
In ſome places it will ſpend its mfluence'tn Floods, fome- 
times Thunder and Lightning. It is very uncertain” in irs 
Influence, ſometimes a Froſt in the morning, and Thunder 
before Night, There are many peaceful-AfpeRts rhis b 
ter,and we of the Commonalty long far norhing more 
Peace, and to be eaſed of che Burthens under which we 
groanz Peace now is talk'd of, Peace now is wilh'd for, 
and I hope there 15 a ſort of men- chart will hearrily evdes- 
your it : And may the gracious Hand of God affift cheir 
pious Endeavours. Amen. 


Of Eclipſes happening thus Tear 1694. 
Tire will happen to the Inhgbitanes of our Farthly Clobe this 
year 1694. four Eclipſes of the Luminaries, rwo of ihe Sun, 
and as many of the Moon, and they are celebrated in xhe follow- 
wo Order : 

The firſt will be an Eclipſe of the Moon on the firſt day of Fa- 
ty about Noon, therefore viſible 10 "the Inhabitants of our 
JAntipodes and thereabouts, but not wato us; it is celebrated ia 
22 degrees of the Celeſtial Grab. ** ** 

The ſecond will be an Eglipſe of,the Syn on Fare 12+ 

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Place of the Luminaries S , 


A+ 26 . 29. 

Sppotent time of the true ConjunRian ,..:1,,,,4,. Iz 37. 

Viſible ConjunGion of the Luminaries 5 2s 29, 
The Digits Erlipſed © 


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that this Ecliple will be ſo ſmall, as nat $Þ br ditcern'd cabily 
thout good Gleiles, the izome have renders it fo copligerghule. 

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The third will be an Ethpſe of the Moon on T4e[:1, une 1c 
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e apparent time of the true Oppoſition 13 rr _ 2 
The Digits Eclipſed ' 3 3 @. 
The beginning at a» 9 ov. 
The end at; ., . I4 10 IP 


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-»- The faft will b- an Eclipſe of the Sun, on ThurſCry Pecen bers, 
about at Nights bur the San being fer iris invitivle to os. | 
wiſh wpmay be 25 free from the'eftoGts, iris in Oppotition to [= 
dew Sign; and let them upon whoie Horoigope the defeC falls 
beware. " 
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The Epilogue. 


A Ebinks I ſee conceited Mimicks Feer, 
' And ſcornfully they ashy What kave we Lere? 

Making withall ſome filthy Antick Face, 
And-1hee deride with a Fantaftick Grace : 
I fear no. Cenfure, nor what be can ſay, 
My Friend will meet thee 3n the Packsborſe ray. 
My Genius ſtrains not after lofty Layers + *» 
Such as men uſe, that hurifeth afier graiſe :_ _ 
Untrmm'd and uncorretied, without pritte, 
Hemlity (I know) will not deride, 
Sweet Gardens, and ſmaoth Walks, ſome ltave to ſee, 
What in yough end untilled Mountains be. 
Tis dreſj is honeſt, plain ſimplicity, 
Not to be read by the Cenſjoriow Eye 
Of ſelf-conceived, Critiohs ,- Their efleem . 
Seth not togan ; bur ratÞbr theirs that eern 

Hozeſi to be, bath grive and ſober too, '1 ©) 

They «re the Men, with whom thou hafi to 40% 
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Tow Ruſſell Phyſitian, his $pirir of Scurvy-graſs, both Plains 
Purging, is the moſt ſtrong, piercicig and powertul El:xit 
Scurvy-graſs that is now 1d. Fhoſe that buy it may ta!!*, ! 
if ir-is not ſoy may return it without tofs: Being fit tor! 
Cloſet of any Phytitian, and admirable in the Scurvy, Dl 
Gout, and moſt other Diſeaſes. And his Lozenges tor © 
Colds and Conſumptions, with his Powder that kills ai! 
Wortrhs'; Sold at tis*Houfe at the Two Be Poſts againit © 
Im'in Hotbcyn; and ih moſt great Market Towns, Eac (9.4 
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