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20 R, THE F4 

TARRY MESSENGER \; 

For the Year of our Redemption1683.. - | * 

Ind from the Creation, according'to Sacted 1 

| Writ 5 6 2%, 
Being the Third from the Bifſextile or Leap-year.- 


Vherein is contained (1) Aftronomical and. Meewel go} 
* gical Obſervations. (2) Aſtrological Prediffions of the Stars 

F of the Year, deduced according to ART, 'from the tat. 

 Ingreſles, Eclipſes, various Configurations, Aſpe&s and. Corb; 

: junions of the Plazets. (3) The Riſing and- Setting —_ ff: 

© Sun and Moon : Alſo Her Southing 3 Toge with attyF 
” uſeful Rules and Tables pertinent for ſuch a Work; Ao ; 

” modated to the Meridian of London, which lies inthe L; 

* tude of 5 t deg. 32 min. North, but,may whfremigAad 

| ? (withour ſenſible Error ) for any other part.of Great: Brita} 
- And to compleat the ork ; here is preſented: (as formy on tyY. © 

F Monthly Obſcruations, alſo an Epbemerss of the Diurnat 1 tions "7 

"and Aſpe&s of the Planets together with a Table.of Houſes #6 

I the Latitude of London, by which a Figure of. Heaven: = | 
{+ ſer for any time paſt, preſent, or tocome. The-like ind ml 4; 
* particulars not extant in any other. "4% 


By HENRY COLEY, Srudent in the {inthe 44 
' maticks and the Caleſtial Science. "3 en 

The Twelfth Impreſſion. 

Legere perlegere & tunc Judicare. 


Til ahold the Heavens, es the works of ily Fingetn, Oh 
? . Moon and. the Stars which thou baſt ordained, Pal. 8. 2 


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4 tions le 1683, 
+ -* "of by many inquiſitive perſons ſe 
I few happen therein; and t 
|. Prodigious Comet which 


/ T conclude ſome. toings 
©, oreak out in Europe t 


-.: bavebad (at ſometimes) 
- > World, or (at leaſt) ty 


vauring Plagut, and dreadful Fire that afflified and Demoliſhed th 


” {Wasſern all over England, 
F les might be Collefted 


- Ws of bis Zudgments Impe 
F- -w? draw upon our ſelvis. 
- firms that ſuch Calamities 
Flat Dei voluntas— Mol 
- & Cceleſtia vel zria oftentu ſz 
& We way not deny (ſays be ) that the Heavenly or Areal Prodigies, 
4 entines the Meſſengers or Ambaſſadors of Miſery and Ca- 
= and who bnows not that Miſtry and Death 
en we leaſt think of it ; and the Sword of 
nner any where, at any time, beyond all ex- 


y unto manking ; 
þ 3 ſulf can find us out wh 
> Juſtice can deflroy the Si 
 feltation.——zt ſhall ſay no more 
* refer the Reader to the 


the years 166g, and 1666. which will :vr 


:/ be forgotten whilſt the World continues 
-- the ConjunRion of H and 
bk _—_— Cities Horoſco 


r Harbingers ſent by 


nding and approaching, which tog 

And bere I conclude I may rationally af- 
ae naturally the effetts of ſuch Cauſes— 
ineus fol. 160. ſays, non eſt Negandum, 
pe fuiſſe przountia calamiratum, 


« ths followed” ſhortly aſtn 


Y in Þ the Oppoſite Sign of our Mes 
2 pe, It was celebrated in Oftober 1663 
- 47d attended by a Comet or Comets in December 1664, whith 
| and many places of Kvrope. May 
from Hiſtory and hronology, of 
{249 range and notable effeffs which have followed ſuch Celeſtial 
{.-+Congreffes and Phoenomena, whence 


I conclude they are ſo many 
the Almighty to forewarn 
requently 


(in this plaze) but rathir 


peruſal of the following Diſcourſe, and what 


Lilies Anglicas 1683. -iutended to be con- 


" Bytbs Author hereof, 


H. COLEY, _ 


f, (4s-well 2s Obſeryg. 
which bas beex 2 4 little) diſcourſe 
on years paſt, . who expett great thing |: 
be more probable in regard y the lay | 
preceeded ; ſeconded with a Tr 
> junRion be Superiour Planets H and Vf in the fign S nar nts 
: xid Star of the firſt Magnituds called the Lyons hear, Þ 
very remarkable, and no leſs frgnificant, May 
his very year, but much mo-e in ſome few ſuc- 
© .ceeding yiars may alſo (1 preſume) be cirtainly expefted; fince our om 
- Experience can teſtifie, that Comets annd ſuch famous ConjunRions 
very prodigious effetts in many parts of the 
ange Caſulties have followed ; witneſs the dt. 


ple Con. #- 


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FY 
= =y a. Ak ew 


Fy 


-] Return or Eſſoyn days. 
Oftab. Hill. 


10tab. Purif. Feb:1o. 


The Gregoraas © EN ew[ 

« Style uſechbeyond Sea. ; 

12 3 
< 

March r. 
April 18 
May 27 


Ac > 
, <pn"5 I 1683. F; 
Ts | The Golden Number; 
G } The ICs .Lerter. 
I2 The Epact, 
Febr. 18 Shrove Sunday. 
April 8 Eafter Day. 
May 17 | Aſcenfion day | 
May 27 Whit-Sunday. | June 5 
Decemb. 2 Advent:-Sunday. Novemb.28. ' : 
A Table of the Four Terms and their Rerurns, &c.  ' 
/ Term bepius Jan. 23+ ends Feb. 12s 
' Exception. | Ret. Brev. Appearance; 
aN. 22, an. 22 an. '2 '- =] 
an. 29 an. 30 an. ZI "þ 
3.Febr. 5 Febr. 5 |[Febr. 6 
Febr, 10 |Febr. 12 Febr. I2 


Ealicy Term begins April 25, ends May 21. 


e 7ulza 
7 fed in 


4m hd þ- 
bf a I ” 


Hiljar 


an. 20. - 
Quind. Hill.Jan. 27. 
Craft. Purific. Febr. 


Nod 


April 26. : 


Quind. Paſch. April 23]April 24 }JApril 25 
Tres Paſch. April 3o, [May 1 May 2 May 3 *Þ| 
Menſ. Paſch. May 7. |May 8 May 9 May 10. | 
Quing. Paſch. May 14. |May 15 © [May 16 Vay. 18. »Þ: 
Craſt. Aſcen. May 18, 'May 19 May 21 May 21. | 
Trinity Term begins June 8. cROk FORE BY 2 Ka 
craft Trinit. June 4jJune $ _ une 7 g 
ORab. Trinit. Jovs I1;June 12 une 13 _ 145 
Quind. Trinit. June 18[June 19 une 20 | was 21-44 
Tres Trinit. June 25 |June 26 une 26 une 27 
Michaelmas Term m bepins Ooh. 22: © ends Novemb: 28.” | * 
Tres Mich.Oob. 20. |Ottob. 22 ob. 22 [Octob-23 }. 
Menſ.Mich. Ofob. 27./0&ob. 29g [Ottob. 29 JOfob. 3o' | 7 
Craſt. Anim. Nov. 3. \Novemb.s |Novembis [Novemb.s 1; E 
- |Craft. Mart. Nov./ 12.|Novemb. 13 |Novemb. 14]|Novemb. 5} = 
O&ab. Mart. Nov.19. |Novemb:20 Noremb. 21 Norte 00 2 
Quind. Mart. Nov. 26.\Novemh.27 | 27 Norenb af 


We(tmin;ter- Hail both Good and. Ba | 


For many Lawyers doubtleſs found may be, 
That ſcorn a 8rzbs, or an unlawful a EC. 
Ceaſe Railing then my Friend, 1 


They'r not all Rooks that in the Temple: build; - 


ethee ceaſe, 


Learn t ro | peak well.or eveT hol "thy Peace. 


AR» ts 
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Wb fie Kees 


. The Regal Tabk. 
hings alu, torn | began coo Keignead | 3ince their 
_ Queens. _ anno Reign, _ Y, M.| reigns ended. at 

William 1j1623[1066 OR: 14/120 111596 Sept. 9.\Caen Norm, 

Williara | 2/re57[1087 Sept. 9.112 T1j533 Aug. 2.|Winchefter 

Henry rlie6t|tio00 Aug, 2./35 41548 Dec. 1-|Reading 

Stephen rne;i11135 Dec. 1118 T1]529 OR. 26,|Fererſham 

The Saxon Line Reſtored. 

Henry 311132|1154 OK. 35.135 91494 July 6.jFc 6-jFountever 

Richard 2jr153j1189 July 6.;9 gieg4 April 6.|Founterer 

John 1165}1199 April 6.07 61467 OR. 19.!Worcefter 
- | Henry 31120711216 OK.19.156 11471 Nov.16.|Weſtminfter 
1 Edward 1[1239[[1373 Nov.16.j34 $1376 uly 7+ Weftminſter 
4} Edward 2|12g3[1307 uly 7.j19 61357 an 25,7 /5locefter 
of Edward 3j1313{t32s Jan 2,|91 $j3o06 June 31.|\Weftminfter 
©} Richard 3[1366'2377 June27.\l23 31284 Sept. 29.|Weftminfter 
> WP The Line e of Lancafter. 

* Henry 41 367]1 399 Sept. 29./13 61270 —_ Canterbury! 
£4 Henry $11384j1412 Mar.20.19 $}26z Aug.31-|Wefſtminſfter 
Hoary 6H 4.21'1 4223 Aug. 31.38 61223 * ne ” Windſor 

The Line of York. 
> 1 kdward 41144211460. March 4-j23 1200 April 9.[Winchefter 
- | Edward '5[1433]1471 Aprilg.[o 2300 June 18.|Not known 
F. Richard wigae)h! 4g lune 18./2 21198 Aug-22.|Leicefter 
F | The Fainilies Vnited. 
Ed Henry 711459 1485 Aug-.22.[23 £1174 Apr. 231. Veſtminſte, 
 } Henry 811491]1508 © Ap- 22.[37 Ic}137 Junez8, Windſor 
| Edward gfr537|1547 Jan.28.|6 $1:30 July 6.\ Weſtminſter 
Mary jr518|t553 July6.j5 aſtz5 Nov.1.|\Weftminſter 
E 1.S Kliz I533 it558 Naov.17. 144 4\:27 March 24.]Weftminſter 
-- I The Vnion of the two Rongome 
© DF james {15661602 Mar. 24.123} ofs58 March 27. |[VWeftminfter| 
"= Rennes bo 16z5 Mar. 27. |: IT 35 Jan. 39.) VWindſor 
| Charles 2 1630 16438 Jan. 30. Whom God grant long to Reigr 


Now Peace and Plenty in Great Britain Reigns, 
And none but Enemies that (till complains 3 

T ack ozr Anti-Monarchifts, How they 

' | Could more oblige us, if they had the ſway ? 

» | For let them fancy what they pleaſe, new things, 
\ | No Freedom's like to that proceeds from Kings. 
| Now let all Loyal bearts with us conclude, 
MayCezfar live and never be fubdued.' 


—_—. 


Vivat, Vigeat, Vincat. 


FEFplain and cafic Table ſhewing the Golden Number, EpaQ, | 2 
FCycle of the Sun, and Sunday Lerter for ever; ; 
Sunday, Eaſter-Day, Rogation Sunday, 
Advent Sunday for twenty eight Years: 
| 7ulian or Old Account. 


and Shrove- 
Whir-Sunday, and 
According to the 


11580 


1681/10 20 


1682/11 
11683|12 
1168413 
168514 
1686|1g 
1687|16 
168817 
1689.18 
1690.19 
I691] 1 
1692) 2 
1693; 3 
1994; 4 
1695| 5 

6 

7 

8 


1596 
1697 
1698, 

1699, 5 
1700 IC 
170T 11 
1702 12 
1703 13 
1704 14 
170g 15 
1706/16 


1707171, 


= | © 2 [Sunday 


10] WiFebr.13 
11] F|Febr.26 
12] Gi|Febr.18 
13 FE Febr.10 


| & & |Shrove [Eaſter |Rogar. |Whit- 
SF 2 Day. |Sunday |SundayſSunday” 
9 DC|Febr.22|Apr.x1i]May 16|May z; 
| Apr. 3]May 8|May 22\Nov.29 
Apr.16|May 21|Jun... 4jDec. 3 
Apr. 8|May 13|May 29jDec, 2 
Mar.zoMay 4\May 18|Nov.3o| 
Apr.19|May 24\Jun. 9jNov.29} 


14) DMar. 1 
1s C|Febr.14 


16) WiFcr. 6 


18) FiFebr.1o 
19] @ Mar. 2 


24 FiFebr. 3 
25 ED|Fecbr.23 
26] C[#febr.14 
27] B\Marchs 


238, Fajfebr.19 
I Gf Febr.11 


i 2 
3 
4 
7 Febr. 3 
8) E Fehr. 33] 


Febr.18/Apr. 8 May 13 May 27 
Mar.24 Apr. 28|May 12 
Apr.13/May 18'Jut, 1 


| Advent 


Nov.28 


Apr. 4\May g\May 23 Nov.28 |: 
Mar.29 May 1\May 15;Nov.27 Wo 
17 T6 Febr.25 Apr.1 5 May 20/Jun. : 3\Dec. 2 | E 
Mar.31|May $'May 19]Dec. x-| * 
n. 8 Nov.3o ro 


ov. 29. 


May 15jNov.29 |. * 
Dec, 3} 4 
J 27jPCc- 2+. 
y 12:Dec- 1} * 
Apr. 12/May 17|May 31{Nov. 29 
2y 23;Nov. 28} - 
Apr. 24|May 29|j}un. 1 2}|Nov.27- 
y. 28 Dec, 3 
May 5 May 19;Dec. 1 
E&|March 2|Apr. 20 May 25\Jun. 8 Nov-go | Þ 
D\fFcbr.15|Apr.. May 1o|May 24 Nov.294 
C|febr« 9]Mar. 28 May 2|May 16 Nov.28| > 
SB AF |febr-27|Apr.16 May 21/Jun. 4 Dec, 3| 
G 
F 


Dec. 2 
Dec, nf 


Nov.30 


This Table is fo plain and cafie, that ir needs no Explanation 


more than the Titles direR. Note, That Eaſter 'ever falleth b4- 
tween the 21 of March aud 26 of April exc/uftvely,ant if the Gol- 
den Number be either g. 1340 16, and the Dominical Letter G, 


the 25 of April. 


> Big 9 RI ORB, 187 ate PI WAP FE eg 


then Exſter-Day falls on-0%r Lady-Day, or the 25 of March. Libe-j J 
| wiſe when the Go!dex Number is 8, and the Dominica: Litter CE} 
o | er Day ſells on 8.Marks dey,or __ 


= rm takes ER: . ot L 


"Fanuary hath xxx}. Days. 


EF” Full Moon the 3 day, 26. mio. paſt 3 1n the morn. 
Laſt quarter the 9 day, 3 min. paſt.8 at night. 

New Moon the 19 day, 45 min. paſt 2 afternoon. 
Firſt quarter the 25 day, 34 min-paſt 7 atnight. 


*020 Ya 


S| Sainrs days | The |h|#|d(&[g|2|531 D's RIC } I 
= and Wea. | @ place|N}| ;vL'and Set |} 
"a New. vears dz [28 0 52/818. 5s M. 28 
b [The year begins|13S 531|t5 
c ſwith ſnow or[27 glr5 
d 
e 
f 


= 1q'w!. 


7 32 
I 5|Fuli Moon 
Is 


rain; alſoare-[12$.55|d 

miſſion of colaſ27 55\15 

_ day. Jt2/Rg2jrts 

q Epiph. 27 ag\t5 
A rp nodrat(1 = 
| þ pleaſant  ſeaſomſ25 Zoſrg|! 
c [which may con-[8 M570 

; withautſ22 7s 
444 4519 
t7 37/0 
- jo VP gi18 
[2 22/18 
24 31/18 
E  {19] c [month, then wile 33/18 
+ ig [2 looþ forts 29@ 
6 uch alterationſo XK 22118 
VIZ. very openſi2 318 
F | pait Epiph.f2g 4118 18 13/14 8 

2x [weather , mucbls V 58118 I4s9 
erm begins. [18 nmAPA} I410 
Snow or Raino &5 5118 41 
Conv. St. Paul.jt2 41D | 14'r2 © 
no Froſt whichlzs $52{17112]26, | 
may continne,buti8 TI goſry 

aſtEpipn, j22 23jX 
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January 1683. 


| 


F aſtrologers maintain no Fatal neceſſity in the influences of 
= the Stars,who forcibly operate upon our Bodys,and accor-' 
ding ro the courſe of Nature, good or evil ſucceeds; yerGod 
7\can (although he ſeldomior never doth)alter and change 

the effe&s of their configurations and influence accor- 
ing to his divine pleaſure. . "os 5418 


7 fouthlH. War | ATtroſogtcal Trediefions. | 
1 M.48\ Si Deus nobiſcum, quis contra nos ? 


=m 0 © A Auebhwnp =O 


O 


49\Ir is an old but true ſaying, fn 
| 350pes divina nihil valemus. We ar 
$3 able to perform nothing without] 
$5 the Aſſiſtance of divine power—;- > 
$2 Thelaſt year produc'd very *no4*.-.: 


45'rable tranſa&ions, and' cercainly|? 

35 this preſent year will produce no}. 

29 leſs variety. We cannor yet expe” 

1 2 any eminent effetts of the famous]: 
4\Conjunttion which was celebrated}; * 
ofaſt Ofob. They meer again. this} 

44 very month and in May following} - 

40 The latter part of this year,as alſo} 


r A*24 the next enſuing 75 years, very} © | 


WORM BO A MA MA A A OA VA 


pu buy 
ny jan 


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2911 M.34take themſelves, whence trouble} # 


12 great things may be ex 
o will certainly be preſenred upon] - 
42 the ſtage of Europe.to admiration. : 
32 This year is uſhered in with many] * 
1 4notable configurations of thE Plas} 7 
57 nets, whole effects may not appear; 
- 381ro purpoſe ill the next, and ſome} *: 
23\{uccexding months,much ja + - 
ap 


\ 8jand contention now; or near 

45proaching; here's. upon $ 
40jthoſe perſons concern'd look abour] 
33|chem, papzr battles need nar af-} 
3o'frighr us,but *cis ro be fear'd Emil} © 
281n<at Hzco's ſhauld unhappily ml} 7 


30/an4 y-xation.will fallow, here's not 


ſarisfa&1on in this Region of viciþ* 


February hath xxviij. Days. © 


% oh 


4 Full Moon. the x day, 38 min. paſt 2 aftcraoon. 

_ | 5] Laſt quarter the 8 day, 18 min. paſt 9 in the morning. 
- Jo | New Moon the x6 day, 12 min. paſt 10in themorning, 
>| Firſt quarter rhe 24 day, 40 min. paſt 8 in the morning, 
Note that Vers is our bright Evening Star till the 23 of 


Jan. and our Morning Star till Novemb. 8. 

|= Saints days [IH AE 1 2 ( 2|43| 00 Rik 
&|_ and Weath. |place. | J |=] /$.| and Set. 
jd As the laſt Mon*\219.19|d d #{F[1212 14 E wil Moon 

-| E |Candiemay.da-6 M31117;16128/24|11}P[r4)s A. 37 
E {ended - ſo this z2 3117/16128[25]1115 [1415 = 54 
G|[Septuzgefima 6 =39/17116|28[26|A[7 [14]} © 8 

gs [a |beginsſomewhat 2x 2/K|*|d[&|rojp [14/9 5 34 
| Þ [violent but ſoon 5 ML 5171161281280] A|14}10 $0 

y | © {changes to: 4'18 43/D/Djzs/29]g [r2l1y/12 g 
Dd j074- tempirate.r: £ 52116|15]25][|#[14130 M. 5, 

'£ jair, » and: very 1g 42/0 A[25] Kig O 13/1 = 58 
FE [grateful for the 27 12116|15||*(8 [17,133 = 8 
Sexageſima!..:19 Vf29 15|18}25]3 |8 19;13'4  * 2 

a [Term ends. -/2r 32/16|15|29)4 18 |*{134 T! 
b ſeaſon; that is 3 32/16|15](]s |d [2113/5 33 
'C Valentine.” /;/rs 24\P|&[2915 18 [231316 © I 
{d [iid aud warm, 27 17/16{15]30\7 {D [24 1315 36] 
ge jproducing na '9 XR 8116[14}30|d|8 [25,13]NewMoon 
reat ſtore 'of 2r 2116|14]3o(9 |8 [2711316 A- 23 
uinquageſin (3 1116{14}30[10{g |d |13]7 i 30 

a |Froft,nor altera-|1 5 3]SA}3o1h* 291138 + S 39 

b |Shrove Tueſ1j27 13j16{14fP|12j9 [3o0[13/g © 35 
1g jaſh Wednefd.|/9 & 33/DO]};o|*X}DY [13/10 43 
ion confpderablee22 5$j15/14/30/14's i\2 [13/11 48 

till about thts IL 32/15/1430|15!AK&[13)12 FT) 

f |S- Matthias 118 8|X|X|R | x25/4 j[ig}r M. 45 

- Lact; Sund:inLendi S31{r5[1 A\r7io0 13/2 © 53 
-$26\a {New Moon, va-jis 33/15}19}30/ Airs [13/3 SZ. $5] 
* b:{rious weathens, 129 4715131911 Arſon 3 
| t S fi2ſg 46; 


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February. 1683 | | I 


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S|Aftrology in irs purity is an honeſt and Lawfulart,and oe 
2 ver was prohibired bur amongſt ſuchProfeſſors that referr'd 
—|cheir Prediftions to Fatal Nvteſſity: (which never was main- 
& j-:ain'd amongſt CFrifiians; ) For 'tis generally agreedo 
»{The Stars incline bur no co:npel. | 
D (© R&S.| Þ ſouth[H.War-| Aſtrological Prediions, 
I; 17 ts 512 273 M.2| Magiſtratus bonus, De donum oft. 
2 |? 14 sjo M.27Jj3z 3f®Various are the Tranſa&ions a 
2 | 12 sjft 16{4 20difputes of this month; For 
4 j7 11 5j2 4/5 17] hefpirircf contradifion ap | 
|; [7 10 5j3 655 F[roo muchin the Adtions of fomg*> 
5178 5/3 $6]/7 A2|verſons very well known in this - 
a l1 5s gf4 $17 5$6jNation. Tizy Bleſſed are the Peace 
ls 74 $/s 3$]8 44|makers. Many are perpl. xc at 
9171 $s's 28/9 34Jhome, others 1nas great fear and 
1<13 589 6/79 2zjflo 25|liforderabroad in Countrys fart 
1515 57 618 l1c|11 16|emore from us. Strange caſualtiey*”? 
1:13 55 6/9 Ic|li2 7jat Sea, and thence much lofs wy; * 
1-13 $3 6/9 4c}12 5$5ſthe worthy Merchant. Difconten-| 
xal5 $1 s|to 35|1 A.q4|red turbulent ſpirits ſeem 'ver 
1515 48 6{1t 23/2 25rroubleſome ro the Magifiracy 7 
1415 46 6-12 573 IC[this Nation, Religious defigns are] -* 
1-15 42 6/0 A.4c|3 5$5ftill fomented,the honourableClers} 
i1$15 40 6/1 34/4 49gy receive ſirange aſperſions; anc 
1|5 38 6/2 16\5 22retledtions. Many complain much” 
2xc(5 36 613 c|6 6Ifor want of trade, and rumors are} -» 
2115 34 613 42]5 A45|diſperſed as if ſome tumults or up}; 
2215 32 6j4 3c}7) 36|roars were too near approaching,” :- 
[2315 31 <|/s 22]8 2tSome perſons are OE ——— 
2415 30 615 12]9 32jnear promotion, and we my 
25/5 28 6/7 13jto 18]hopewell of his Majeſties affairs of 
2615 26 6/8. 811 14|Great Brittain Italy is in ſome dans 
215-24 619 13}12 19]ger,and variety of News dayly ar- 
wal. 21 610 rilt M7hrives to England from Forreigt 
Note that the Roman 2c-|parts.$24in is apprehenſive of pre 
ount is a'ways 10 days beforsudice approaching ; - alſo Leg 
Ithe Engliſh 4c:ount, ſo t1at and Articles are now under dif! 
beer 11th day is our fir{t,&c. Contintiones Fugttndes 


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March hath XXX. Days. 


bs EIN, © Rn 
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me, Full Moon the 2 day, 30.min. pait 11 at night. 
Laft quarter the 9 day, 32 min. paſt 11 at night. 
New Mon the 18 day, 4o min. paft 3 in the morn. 
Firſt quarter the 25 day, 36 min. paſt 6 afternoon. 


—_— 


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'& Saints days , The [5 YidiO 214162 J's Riſing 
& and Weath | Iplace' & = RV & ' Setring. 
d- David Bilhopj29$33(R.jR.|*|21|12|6 21s M. 
Em! LC} | 2 57 
e. Myer HTS, L4R44 Is 13 R, OP 13s I2}« ull Moon 
f |Mavch comes in. 29 33/15 13129123113|P)n2\g A. 37 
G[- Sund.in Len I4%52|X'X[29]24| A(R |12i7 I 
\& [with brick gales 29 34 r5113]1d j25/14'6 [1213 S 32 
þ jof wint, and a14M, 9Qjoj|9125/Djs [129 S $2 
E {4314 of turbu-27 32/15|13|29} 1515 {I2hur Þ of 
Lb ent ſeaſon, ma-oT48'4 Al29128|X|A&|12/r2 13 
to e [tizg go1d the2z 41 isl13 *+(1/17/3 [r2/r M. © 
ro. F [Proverbof com-6 V1215113/28|Yj17|Qizſl2 wn 4 
G3 Sund.in Lenyz8 25;15}12128|1 |18f2 [12/2 = 58 
a [/%g in liz a0 325141210019] {12/3 os 42 
þ [£9 , but £0512 18'|&128|3 d [29|1214 Is 
C [0#t lik? a Land.'24 7114/12/44 [20/28/1214 50] 
d [be Month be-'s N37[14/12j27)5 [2127/1215 12 
e [6525 wito high 17 $7114'12/27j6 |22[26|1214 39 
Find, alſo Hal 29 $01412/2717 123jd [1115 2 
Migdlent Sund.\11Y "56 Alz6|d 123j25|11{NewMoon 
or Rain with 24 11114 121 P|9 I*/24/11ſ9 A. 43} 
cool Morning & 6 © 3311412,26|10 2512311138 = 42 
Evemngs, pro-'19 12 [3,26 1126|*|1113 S 48 
ably Froft. The x Il 5711411225112 [22jlillo » 56 
n4dt prodaces 14 $2jK|X1i251X/28|22|[li1[12 ' 1 
f. [7 - confderable 28 g114/12|/A[14{ AD M. 52 
Lady day. 11S31|14]12|24|[Ij2g|2ilt2 © 1 
a j{teratio!, an425 1814/12/16] K|Aſtiz 2. i 
þ jthe exdis muchg Ard |d 24jiole (Djlil3 os 49] 
| nore temperate 23 47,14|Di/*jAſ2 j22[11(4 28 
wirm a1 ſea'o- 8 25/14 12/23/15} {22]T 114 55 
neble, if F-miſ-23 1914 12/22 2cſy of oh 5 25 
tab? nt. = 13 *%|*:22l21]; '23|1115 $6] 


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March. 1683. 


Cn 


\'1 


bo Comets, Eclipſes, great ConjunRions, #c 


" | And hence Aſtrology being a natural” Art 1s Lawfull ro be}_ ,; 
S|praQiz'd by all Laws whatſoever, and according to thej * 
Z Bules thereof grounded upon experience, may be Predifted} : 

4 Probability of War, Sedirion, Commorion, Droughts, 
> \Pcſtilence, Famine, &*c. which for the moſt part —_— 


Predictions. 


D. © 8R&S. ) fourh[H.War.] a froiwgh a] 


of 


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1,0 18 6jHIA.12|t M55 Sors omnia verſat. = 
2 [s 16 6/11 57j2 20] Wefind ſucha contradidtion 
; 6 14 6112M.15/3 13} humors in ſome men, that theycan 
4 6 12 60 5gylg4 2] as it were transformthemſelves in-| 
s 16 10 6&3 0 5/4 $6jtoany form for advantage, and to 5 
6158 6/2 g7's 53jcffettheirownevildeſigns. T 
q 156 613 38/5 44; 3 ſuperior P/antsareRetr.and the EY, 
: 6 4 E'4 31/7 37] conlultations of this Monerh are 
9/62 6's 218 26inotlo hopeful&prevalent,nor the ou” 
10165 o 6/5 © 12/9 18| Perſons conſulring,nor ſo ative as} 7 
1115 58 717 4110 Ic| formerly.Many ſecret conſpiracies} 3 
i215 56 7/79 «&210 4&8] and unworthy affronts, indeaveu- 
1315s 54 718 38j11 441 red againſt perſons of great Hos] 
1415 52 7/9) 28,124+34| nour; amoneſt the reſt, an emi-} 
Irgls 50 ollo 8or 14| nent Lady ſuffers in her Repura-|- 4 
i615 48 7jao $g5'02 11] tion too publiquely abour the be-}. 
1915 45 7j11 3702 43] ginning hereof, but the latter half} 
81s 44 7112 22/3 28|of the Month produces berter| 2 
Ig]5 43 7/1 A. 7/4 . 12|thingsamongſt us, which conuy-j. 4 
2c}; 41 7t 484 54] nues not longjand about thecloſe} 
2115 39 7j2 35's 41|ofthe Month ſome eminent Mar-|- |} 
2215 37 713 2815 34]tial man receives prejudice, 'ox 
2315 36 714 17/79 23] vigorouſly oppoſed by a perſon 
24\s 35 715 13]8 18 in great power, to whom he is 
2515 34 71s c|9 1« forc'tto ſubmir.Perhaps a Duel © 
2615 33 717 5[10 11] very dangerous conſequence. Yet © 
29s 30 7,8 4j1x Icjgood News arrives ro England} - 2 
28\s 28 719 2112 £8|Ler us reſolve to be Loyal and}. 
2918 26 7/9 &g5J0x8 c| Dutiful to our Prince, and”; 
zo's 24 7110 $g3]1 Migf| ſhall be happy ; for Diviſions a 
\31js 22 7,11 4802 $41 Fatizons art the tortures of « Crown 


———— 


_— - 


"Apri hath _— 


ly 


ull Moon the I day, 39 Milt. palſt 9 in the morning, 
Laſt quarter the 8 day, 15 min. paſt 4 in the Evcning. 
New Moon the 16 day, 4x min. paſt 6 afiernoon. 

Firſt quarter rhe 24 day, 36 min. paſt 2 in the morning, 
Full Moon the 3o day, near 7 afternoon. 


E (=; £ Saints days | The hiYld[olg{[3,f, )'sRifm 
|| S\ &f and weath. | ) place] A = X X $8 Setting, 
at iy j123= 4D [12\d [&|6 124/11} POT 
[2 | ajfbe montbenters|79 M38[DQj2123}A|24/11117 A. 36 
-1z|b with ſome kindſ2T 35|14[12]21 2418 |A\r1'8 43 
Lt. | clof change offs Þ 43j14\12j21/25}[726|1 119 55 
t |d {eatber upon 19 B8[AA[F[26]10/29[10/ry 1 
AFP he Full Moon|2 VP 314[12|20|A[r1|[j|1oj12 M. 5 
Eb 1 F-bybich may brug 371141210 bet Yjiou = 1 
g [GEaſter day. 125 51114}r2119/C]r2/+/1oſr 8 55 

| x (more or leſs vio-18 Rgt|P| Pig 3o|13/2 10/2 B 26 

b ent, and aftir-|20 42\14|12/A|S[r5/3 lloſy =ÞY y 

e [wards more _ |2 K39|14}tai18|/X[16]}g jzo3 © 28 

d Kaim and plea-114 1911411211713 |d is 1ol3 _ 

C fant for a .ſhart[ſ26 13j14|12117]3 18/3 l1olg 16 

- 4p ea 8 Y1i$|4A|A[r7]4 [19d 10g 35 
Lew Sund. [20 32/14[13] 15 20/11/10jg TH 

g ſoo - change og Sorirg 1315) & [21 © 0s HRS 

þ |ain, and briskts 42/00 16/7 }22j1qg!107 A. 47 
cooling galrs 28 33'14 1315/8 |X* 16 10'g 6M 

with ſome inter-|u1 IE 451X */L o 24|17|1o\10 = 2] 

wals of another|2 5 2[14|1315|19][)|*{107rt S 4 
Inature,v1Z-Mmores B 3814 13/0 [26/21 1o'r2 6 

2 paſt Eaiter 2 8/14113/14|12] Do's M. 1 
S..Georges daſs A, gq)ra[t314]t3]22'24/ro!'s © 34 

warm and plea-xg g21d d|* 0125269 [2 2. 14 

pi." Mark ang, IR 5911411314[15]V [A's [3 & 44 
Termbegia 3|;2 18114113113) hr 30'9 [3 02 

fant. Tre whot-j2 244|15|13113117 59 3 32 

þ fag] g [929 prozucesht7 121X11d [1813 [2 (9 (4 5| 
 t29/ 2 Pai Falter. |, 40:15|14|113}1914 |P'9 4 Z2) 
"120 _ one's, 58 Old]; p L ll M 1 


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Ca ee ONE I IIS 


April, 1533, 


"By Aſtrology, an able Artiſt therein, may from the Nativaty| * 

any Perſon Predi&, whether che Native ſhall be naw} } 

5 rally inclin'd cither to vertue or vice, a long life, or ſhort,} 

natural or violent, and in fine, the various tranſa&ions of 
the Native from the Birth to the Grave, 


©R& $| Þ ſourh|H. War. A ſtrological Predi&ions. - T4 


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15 yo M.q1]}3 M.g7\We all know that there is node- 


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4 34\ſign, letit be never ſo wicked but 

5 Zoſtis masked with a pretence off _ 
5s  23|ſome good. I heartily with we 
7 18j|do not find it ſo by experience}? 
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3]and F can have no good cffedtzyf*- 
goit roo frequently puts many per? 
ro 38|ſons Into firange heats and palſy 
11 22\ſions, whence many violent de 
12 #4|bates, and unreaſonable diſputes} 
12 49|ariſe, the little ſhrub will contend} ' 2 
1 A.33|with the lofry Cedar for Suprema-| 3 
2 I5$cy; butler ſuch perforis be more] : 
o[moderate and conſider that he| - 
45|that riſes above his heighth, may: 
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4 1 below himſelf. The nimble} 
s 26|Planer Y ſalures H and Y with! 2 
5 18|abenevolent A Aſpe, but angry| 4 
7 i18|Retrograde & with an &, and! * 
3 14'\twill be werth any curjous per- 
J 8\ſons obſervation to confider the 
10 Geffets of theſe configurations, 
ix 2|Scurvy ridiculous Pamphlets are 
1x 42|too frequently diſperſed, and doj_ 
12 39|the Nation much miſchief. Many| ® 
i M.q1i{cheats ated now, and as fome| + © 
2 33wirry perſons are promored | 

3 Se inſole , {o on rhe. other}? 


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23/4 36 86 3 
24/4 35 87 © 
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= Tit nu 15.dn this \ 


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XXXj. Jays. 


4 


303 


Laft quarter the 8 day, 32 min. paſt 8 in the morning, 


New Moon the 16 day, 20 min. paſt 7 inthe morn. 
Firſt quarrer the 23 day, 34 Mn. paſt 7 im the morning, 
| Full Moon the 3o day, 40 mitt. paſt 5 in the merning. 


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And yer it behooves Chriſtzans nor to be ſo intent u 
is curious defightfull Study, as wholly ro negle& rhoſe 
things which appertain to Salvation 3 too much curiaſity 1 
| #-\ſome perſons may prove prejudicial. —Although ir be 
rally granted that by Divine permiſſion Inferior bodys 


overn'd by the Cceleſtials 


| SORES] Þ ſourhlH. War.| Aftrotogical Prediftions. 

1 |4 22 86 M.3i{z3 Mgq Simile {imiti Gaudet. | 

12 14 21 8'r o1jſ4 16] Ir is the beſt way ſometimes to 

[3 4 19 8/2 {5 10 cxpel poyſon by contrary poyſong 
[4 [4 17 8/2 «4c<j6 4.the two Speriours have latly been -; 
$ |4 16 833 45|5 s5inQO 4firo®, and now ' they} 
6 |4 14 8/4 gc|7 46 meet the ſame Ae of V, w} ? 
714 13 8/5 3<}8 36'which may beadded the & of &{. ! 
8 14 12 8's 1«(9 21 and Q with &cception.This will a4 
9 \4 11 8/5 5gtjio gſuredly prove a month of notable”? 
10/4 10 8/79 . 35}10 45;[Tranſattions, Many ſeem weary} 7 
114 9 8/8 1c|ir 16 with fruitleſs expe&ations, «nd fiy 
1214 7 819 6/12 12down with much diſcontent,othery. 2 
13/4 6 8/9 gol12 5$g6Aarc held up bythe Chin, & rhere} 7} 
14/4 $ 8jro 361 A. 42 fore muſt needs ſwim, all rhings in} : 
15/4 4 817 23/2 2g|thelr affairs running in a clear & 
164 - 2 812 11/3 19.ſmooth current, Bur amidit all ge-1 - 7 
19/4 181 A. gig 1s |neral affairs which are ſtravy E: 
18/4 o 82 s's T1|banded up and down,we have juil} 2 
19/3 59 93 os 6{cauſe to fear a very fickly ſeafon{ * 
20/3 58 92 557 o|The ſuperiours meet agajn athirdj 
213 $7 94 $33 oftime this monthin Q and I fear ” 
22.3 $56 95 498 5$«|wearealready roo ſenſible of theii 
23/3 $5 96- 359 A41(effedts, rogether with rhe late Co-} 2 
24\3 54 97 24to 3o|metswhich certainly was the Pro-. © 
25/3 54 98 .20111 26|droms of very diſmal calamiries te} 3 
2613 $3 99 1212 18/enſue im many Kingdoms a 

29/3 52 910 $1 M, ;2|Ccuntries of Eyrope, we may julllyf -2 
28/3 52 910 $72 z\cxpec ſome ſevere Judgment 1m-j 2? 
29/2 5x1 91h $1.2 * $58j|pending, and therefore had need? 
zolf $1 912, 453 3c pray Libera 10s domine. The month] -: 
3113 


5o 90 Miqg'z3 55/ends with pleaſing News, &e. | 


44 

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"EE ' June hath xxx Dayes. 


7] Laſt , oP 

| quarter the 7 day, 55 min paſt 2 in the morning. 
@. New Moon the 14 day, 35 min. paſt 5 at night. 
Firſt quarter the 21 day, 41 min. paſt 11 in the morning; 
Full Moon the 28 day, 12 min. paſt 5 afternoon. | 


I'S 4; Saints days | @| 2188, D's Riſe, 
 |&. © and Wea. | place & ;S;Q * and Ser. 
e lFane cooling 182 9117 v A. 18 
f j2a:es of wind ato $216 17 | | (6) o 
. Trinity Sund. 2 49 & I IO 43 
gy * v A |ibe beginring 24 $2 I7 | ; Io Ig 
"bo | b [berevf, with fre- ls 4417 10417 [I 37 
bs }£{4ueniſhowresoflug 3017 | 
© bo {d ain, and pelo 139.17 
ka lgi{Tcrm begins {12 164 
= | 24 2018/19 
: 1Sund.paſtT* 6 & 401811917 
& |S. Barnavas [19 200 Jir7 
» Þ '2 H28 1820/17 
Fe (paps Thunder I's $6|* */L 
[ty (£00, not unſea- 29 ' 46 18]20.18 
E enable; but aſ-; 4295 5218 20 [1 
l f tur the New 28 2718 2015 
"{{j 2S5und-paſtTr 
j 2 {Mon, EX- IC 
beet moſt plea |; 6119 
4 E ant Summer 
| Dd weather with 
Fo (gentle Breezes 0f, 2.5 
nnd, and ſame . 
- 'S, John Bapt.\2.; 
aq ſew cooling T 25 
5b diozs more Ong» 42 
"lic Term Ends. 's 47 
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JUNE 1633. 


21 Aſtronomy; fot Antiquity 1s reporced the moſt incient of al!] : 
$iScienbes,” ard although all Ag $ ( in ſore part of the 


c| ; 

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thereby difturb our Superiorsas well a 


4+] and thereby many perſons are hurryed] 
' 44/ ro'their loag home, Fiat der velnntas, f '_ 


In periculoſo negotio non ft Dor) 
mitanaumn. 


Crofs Config arations begin- th Month 
and roo many will afſuredly hnd it ſo - 
, Pref-rment. is a Curſe ro' thoſe periong 
that know nor how to uſe ir, and may | 
ny had been hippy icth y h:d rever]., 
been exalre-------Mor2 then ordina-, 
ry matters either in Councel or Adion| * 
this Month, and n«w "twill be very apy 
parent where, and in manner} . 
Providence will. aſſign the grand ARi 
ons of this Summer. Many rich ladey 
Ships are ezpeted to rhe Merchant 
great atisfaRtion now or very near thi - 
time; and we do yer continue mode: +: 
rately. quier, amongt gur ſe}veschough} | © 
the endeavours of many are to draw un; : 
into Corfufion. The Grear God of 
Heaven defend us from all dangers and] ' 
vain fears as well as falſe Reporrs; rf © 
ſome | diſturbed Spirits and 'crazy}” 


brain'd Fellows will be ina ARiogn' 


themſelves; I fear a very ſickly Seaſon, | 


. 
TILL F 


July hath &xxi-clays, 


Laſt Quarter the 6 day, 56 mis. paſt 6 afternoon, _ 
New Moon the 14 day, 10 min. paſt 2 inthe-morn; 
Firſt Quarter the 20 day, 3s min. paſt 5 afternoon. 


Full Moon the 28 day, 10 min. paſt 5 in the morning, 
XZ 4 My 5 
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12] g j4lteration till [7-95 $2121 
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> 


For. by the help of the Teleſcope many things in Altronomy have been 
= diſcovered, wh-ch forme: Ag 
$9 motion of the Earth be a do'trine almoſt genera'ly. received, and 
{by ſome great Ma'ters much d.F-nded, yer thzre are others that 
& d2mn the opinions of thoſe thir aver irs motion as wiimtical and 


r.diculous, 


es were ipncrant of, and though rite 


$40 K.85.' D Sour. H.War.j ' Aftrolozical Prefaitions, 


91 M524 M58 


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246 


29% ple « 
| ; [ pe and jealouſies of .thefs 'approach-ſ * 


* 13) 6s rhat is abje to, recall what is palt, 


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| Omnium Rerum vicsjutudo tft. | 


We may ſometimes obſerve more 
changes in afew years, then in all pro- 
bavility of expetarion many Ages could 
produce. Italy is menaced. with many 
dangers, either now impending,or near+|. 
- approaching ; The. Religious party}. 


ean much diſturbed ,- I mean thoſe 
who aze-Enthuſiaſticaly* Superſtirious,| 
and walk out of the ' Royal Roali of 
| Loyalty ( as one well intimet2s ) very 
notable Councils !'and ſerious Detat:s 
abour this time, and yer ſtrange ru- 
:mours are ſpread abroad, and the-peo- 
perplex them(elves to purpoſe, with 


ing. Ruine, They difcoonf& frequently} 
20| 42d expetdaily changes inthe Macrc- 
| coſme—-=--And who is. there among 


4; command what is preſent, or preven; 
| what js to come? The Heavens do not 
48|ſinile, or favour the endeavours and 
36 proceedings of his HolineG, for there 

| appears {ome diſturbance at Rome, 
which. will not eaſily be compoled : ma- 
ny Aged perſons much affliged, and 
others yield to the Grave, the Cardi- 
nals jn great fear, and rhe Pope himſclf 
nearer-his exit then he ſippoles—-—.| 
We. live now in very ſtrange 'times| 
whereit Villany 1s ſo much: in faſhiong] © 
5| thac Come think ic abſurd, x9 be victu>} | 


/ 
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dat 


Wk 


Auguft hath-xxxt Cays. 


—___— 


uno32Iw Tu 


Laſt Quarter the 5 day, 34 nun. paſt 1o1n-tnen 


| Full Moon the 26 day 31 min. paſt 10 at night, 


1; 


ie. q 
; LF a £28 £ 
D4 
py 5 
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New Moon the 12 day, 4o min. paſt 9 in the morning. 
Firſt Quarter the 19 day, 3o min. paſt'1 in the morning 


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FEERENAHANES: 


m— 


11 © [Lammas day. [4 V 54124 30 1115124 A 45 
@| Diſbzs Manth-be-[16 4c 243912H 2; ll 4% 
3|e jeins with ſoml28 4c|A A\r2l21]D'D}; 49 
4]-f-|19table change [102542 24m 6/0 -- 4 49; 
| df Tris. [23 50 0142:]K| 5i 410 
6 © 5 Bet 98s 2c 2401143; oj! 410 
7] b Foat » to fa, [18 4] 115% 8 4 
b|C |fain & Thun-[2 & 9g/25(15|2<| 2| 9j 412 
| 9| [#7 or Corres [16 425 11Ajze} 3110, 4't 
tof g [ations in the |» $\ 2ghz5 2117/25] 5112 42 
11] 4 [Air, and fre- [ig 14126) ww 61&j 4'3 
Et .1.:., rein. (2 M190 21810 | 7115 4] new 
ral lo Tyjn ts 2 IE 5X16, #Ne A 
14] þ | !{:4 with ſud- bo 225 25|- 21S 11co[18, 4(g . 
15] c|akump.Y.,M.}rg | 2gfz2s 3j20! 2111] 48 = 
6 d [4ez ſtorms of 2 m 41x K[20/X* 13121]. 3/9 S 
19] e |#ind'& Rain [14. 15/26 3j&f| 4]Iſ23} 3g ” 
16] f [perhaps mort ' |28 we " iſ 310 FP 
ls |; : 111 2 25/26| 3/23 26| Jo BE. 
1s aa Ep 24-3124] 51171] 31 
211 1424 1 way pre-|; Vp 8/26 A[24/A118130] 3/12 
© ſame to affirm,},g, © 25126, a]|*5]19\M; 3Þo 
23 B nore-then ord? l $3 54126 4125|1c[2113 | 3{I 
241e | 5;3. 14 3/26. <|DO[1122]5 | 32 
dt orinkans HE hs | 
26] 4 Dop-days end3 X 012716127} P1249 | 3 
7 RI LIENG '9 $4j29| $7]14j25|10 a 
281 þ ther will bry- |, Y 46127] «[|>x{1<[27/12{ 3,79 & 
29) © Þ## thought [2 26124] 6[2glic|25|14] 3/7 =» 
hold — mm |; 31A} 6:g7]A[16| 37 ) 
e os Inge 7 & 3227 AZ [18 ne 17 3 8 


A UGUS 1 1603. 
And. although rhey allow the-Sun to, be Centrum Vite, 
and Lycis Mundi, yet they will not have him to be the 
*| Centre of the Univerſe; bur rather the Earth, according 
to the old Hypotheſes of Ptolomy, nor catiany Arguments 
{or Demonſtration of their Antagoniſts periwade ti;mao 


the contrary. 


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YT 


tt. 4 
kJ ATE RT 


— — — 


Op ” an ” 


Potentes potenter, tarvienta paticne 
Is5{ tis o | 

55 , ads. . "Io ! 

42 There is {\ little certainty in whay] - 3 
\c| ve enjoy rar ve cant hope co be | 
queath an infullivle”f'idftance to ow] 3 
poterity- --This* Mant'y is atrended]. 3 
wit? grert: varie y in the conhgurati4 * = 
ans of the Pidnzis w.\ich wili produce} * 
as much varic y in.aur_Ations----Ard 
in 'my Judgmen rething. bur. ſorrow] 
'1 and afflition can” be expe Ted. a'l 
perſon ſeem much *coMern'd and a e 
0] ara; ſtand in their. pro ecd ng+,'Jepirer 
changes h's Sign and , ent'rs into, his 
Perriment this Month, which ſeems tr» 
| threaren the d Caring, of fore' potent 
Gownmen, There js no confidence or 
iafuraxe in any* worldly thing # a 
2 4 Craeſias to day, an I-ws to mortow=--- 
5<|.Nordble endetvaurs inira'y County: 

22] td,joyn in Confederacy iro carry on, 
; tome high deſign, pow in agit1tion, altd; 
'  eFmay difficulties ariſe concerning the 
. Tettiement off Leagaes and Alliances; 
btrye:n ſome of the Princes of E3repe 
Go tprcſerve our own Nation and the; 
£] Moaarch of Great Britain, Ann. 


— 


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"September hath xxx'davs. . 
] Laſt Quarter the 3 day, 8 man. paſt we Tg , 
New Moon'the 10 day, 4© thin. paſt paſt 5 afternooy; ' 
Firſt Quarter the 17 day, 10 min. * ny 1 afzernoon, 
Eull Moon the 25 day, 25 min. P 


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mmmgcg or rr err e_—_— > 4. 


ag Saints days K- MEH [ov 2M TL | 
SiS! | Zad Weath;' |» plac. $: Te | 
; Giles Abbor- 1190 38]27| 6 NE 2 | 
13 paſt Trins L IT 57jAjOn 38, 8 vw 
Vo great 4 te- 114 34128] 7 I , S | 
ratzon at the [27 3] 7 
begznning bert-h1095 128 * 
of, but madrrat: 
good weather 
for the: Jeaſon- 
14 patt Trip, 
with frequent 
bowers *f Rain 
ſpecially abou: 
the New..aud 
Holy Croſs. - 
= a Myon with 
S341 Tr 
4 blaſts if 
wind. not Vio- 
£1 LOER Week 
lent; and this: 
te Marthewr. [2 
E172 continne 
aft Tr: RY 
Sp or lys 
a3thout any- 
-02;:derable 
change to the 
nonths end. 
St. Michac!; 
2Þ 7 pait Trin 


[.S\- 5 


WH 
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Ov ny ow 


EEE ES DE, 


LEW a Don > 5 [> 


1 
woe wr wo wn wow ww DO vNoNOND WV, 
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— SEPTEMBER 


15% 


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= Again tho rhat do teach rhat the Earth hath a Diarnal ard An: 
| nua! Metion, and.thit the S«n hath no other ' motion but thar about | 

his own .Axi, as appears by. Teleſcope Obſervatian, | yetiare rhey} 1} 
r no ſmall Jos to folve' ſome ordinary Phenemena's, which have 
been obſerved in and about the other Czleſtial, Bodies, f 


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D.|OR-&S. Sour H. War. 
115 37 73 M 37s M43] 
2s 4o 714 -207 ' 32] 
$ 42 715 14/8 20 
3 44 / 71s 4p 10 
$ 46 71[7 180" 6 
$45 7p SUE M0 
5 $0 718 58112 
5 51 79 
5 $3 7Þ 552 
O's 57 7111  $3j2 58 
5 $9 7X 
a 5 
B- . 
3 6 37 
6 4 6 33 
6 6 6 27 
170 8 20 
1815 10 IJ 
rol® 12 4 
6 14 $0 
[ts 16 40 
226 18 1 M 22 
[2310 20 6: ; 
246 22 61k 412 
2816 24 6112 25/3 
266 26 68 N 253 
185 30 61 484 '54 
296 31 62 325 3 
jo 32 613 156 


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# 


 77-ATIrological Predifions: 


Things of wonder'are' nor accompli+| 
ſhed withour long and ſerious conſide+| 4 
ration------The aRions of this monthj 2 
are not much different fiom thoſe off =? 
of the laſt, we are yer vnder th opera] 5 
52112 $6|,tion' of rhe former influences, every | 

Man for himſelf, and God for us ally, 7 

We till live in h'pes of beter days, © 
Matters are fairly carried on, and th] _ 
$2] Conſultations of rhis Month are very] 
48] high and admirable, whence ariſes a 
45] more perfe& unity amongſt our ſelvey 
in general, and yet there aremany f(or-| -* 
rowful Souls aflifed with ' frrange  : 
Diſcaſes abogur this time; ſuch as few] 
Phyſicians can Cure, or render a Rea- 
ſon tor ; God preſerve us from a rage- 
ing, Plague in England, or_ ſhme othey 
| Peſtilential Fevours,&c. deſtruQtive ro} 
Mankind. By this time we' ſhall ſee} | 
the greateſt evil in this kind,vhat mor-| 2 
tals muſt be content ro ſiuffer ! Andi, - 
after 'a ſhowre of wrath comez-a flood|; 
4] of grief uſually------Diviue'Providence,. ! 
- 45] has an unſearchable depth, to 

I 5| whereof the ſoundeſt juigment of Man! 
can never ſound, as ſotnetinies working! - 
8 effeas by contrary cauſes, | "Y 


 Tollere Iipedimentd. 1 , 


the Bottom. 


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 Ottober hath xxxi days. To 


_—_— 


I'w 'ung5 = 


| — 
*” 


Laſt Quarter the 2 day about Noon. 


New Moen the jo day 50 min. paſt 2 in the morning, | 
Firſt Quaxcer the 15 day 12 min. paſt 5 in rhe morn, 
Full Moon the 25 day 50 mip. paſt 8 in the  poring 


"The ET: 
\ plac M/H. NM1\= 


| Saints Linn dye 
and Weath. 


_—_— 


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Mn ” 


N)| Moon Ri. 


1 and Ser, 


b 


_ On. QB wo ba 


1g] 


t bditnd 


roderate good 
weather and . 
arm for the 
Seaſon which 
Contenues for 
x the mojt part to 
18 paſt Trin, 
a the New Moor, 


[24.1 12 


7 Si 


20 Jt 


{ i 4 
2 np 24 
17 L; 


bþ (444 thingxpeit 
T cod bialts, an 


1 Y 4.7ittle-mor(t 


£ weather, R'zi 
for St, "but. 
+1.19.paſt Tiln, 


3 wn a ſo gtatle that 


d}$r;Luke Evan 


16 e general this 


'T. abc wall pra» 


Zo paſt 'Tri 
Go pa very  foup 


J b 'Texm, begins. 


'£ ſoravte, grate- 


© 9940-k Criſpin be. 


& ful weather -. | 
f bothtobity and 


Conntrey. | 


17 233 
tm 2} 
17 
I 7 42 
Is 4: 
29 -. 2% 


125 Fr 


17 C plain, for i the 8 23 15] 
5 c 


x K 45, 


13 26. 
$ 27]: 
$6.7: 
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To) 


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"OCTOBER 165; 


[| ror who is it amnongft thoſe curions ſearchers, chat inform 


bf us what's the meaning of thoſe three Zones rhar are about 
& the Body of Fupiter, or how comes ir to paly thar Saturn 
[| appears in an Oval form. and; as it were, with a Triple 
# Body ? And what Uſe their Satel/ites are ro them —- 
Ft ( ſome affirm. P. and © ate Satellites to the ©.) __ 


be Ras. 


Y Scur;jH. War. 


q 
4 
6 
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6 
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6 
6 
6 
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12; rothe preat Credit and farisfa tion off 
6: our Nation in general; Bur when ovr 


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33 
17 
3 


2| 


3 


'{ SubjeXs ar home, but by; Ambaſſa4 


Aſtrological Tredidtions, | 


— 


Mendacis Pater Diabo'ns. 


Nothing becomes Author ty fo v72l! 
as 4 grav2 and (ſober moderati "n.1 
This Menth is attended with very pro-! 
pitions Alpes which may have an-{. 
twerable effe&s in the general Aﬀairs 
of all Er:pe, they foreſhew' Agrees 


the publick; and if 6, why do.' we 
rrouble our ſelves abour things which 


not ? The exatt truth of things is on- 
ly known ro God bur it js yer Jaw-4 
fa far us ro enquize and conjecture, f 
though not with roo mich: contidence>+ 
Now, the Merchants of our Nation may 
expet hapoy returns, and certainly] 
plea ing News arrives from | many{ _ 
places in Enrope, and His'Majeſty of|, 
| Great Britain is not only courted with 
Addr:ſfles, and thanks from his own} 


; dits and Emiffaries from Remore Pais 7.6 j 


; defires a'e fatixfed, we grow weary] 
of our havpineſs--» 


went in Councils, and promiſe very no-{ _ 
ble endeavours for the promotion off ' 


poſſi. 'ly may happen, ang peradvenr. ref  - 4 


& November hath xxx days. 

= | Laſt Quarter the 1 day,” about Io ar Night. 

New Moon the 8 day,-20 min. paſt r atternoon. 
Firſt Quarter the-15 day. 20 min." paſt midnight, 
Full Moon the 24 day,'4o.min. bat 


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Saints days 
and Weath. 


The 


) plac. |! 


U\g 
ny/Vp 


Makers. 


11 Saints, 


This Month pro- 
22 paſt Trin. 
Gin Pow, Tr. 


ſonable and 
£00d weather 


the forſt ha! 
thereof, then 
the winds bt- 


may blow up « 
little Rain 07 
Z4 paft Trin. 
Snow but not 

violent, aiſo 


perhaps ſome 
Uttle Froſt, but 
25 paſt Trin. 
in the general 


o foe mal anGogongocan ago gnoCt 


mild for the 
 er13 ends. 
Secſon, 


(5, Aut. EP, 


140L 1d 
All Souls. 28. 5|F 


(2M 1c 
6 "he 


LI=I«< 


duces very” ſea-lag 1 


IoMmM 44 


25 2: 
for the moſt ſo 2 44 
Part, for at leaſt 23 4c 
£3 Pe & Milt.ſy W'2s 
20... 4 
3 V ZC| 4 


6 25 


gin to riſe and [2g (| 
10 K 78, 


21 , $1 
3 Y 34 
Is - '2g 
7” 93 


cold Mornings |g & 3; 
and 'Evtenings.|22 


3 18|15 


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17 
o 


9 


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vw oa %-Swro PADS RXXSISROQOREONYG 


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28 


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28 
25 


7 on 32: 
Pull Moog & fir 


28]: 
28 
4125 


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1633, 


Comet. grany tell us they are no more .then a.Conglobgti-| 
fovies of the Sun, ad the other Planers.; Orkers 


"NOVEMBER 


: And as. 25 
on of the,. E 


] Motions, & c. AR Ro | 
wo er —_ - — 
| S&I0@R-&5.| ) Sour |H. War, Afirological PrediQions.” 
a 1-17 34 5j5s M 4818 M 54 ; ; RP EE - 
» 4.2735 515 © as of 48 Tucunditas cordis eſt vite bomnu| 
0137-38 5[7.- 39/0 43] Thirei noi | 
| p There is nothing ſo hard bur Cuſtome} 
4147 39 5 8 . '18j1T 24] akes it eafie unto us, thereHre Jet £5 
: $1:517.49 '5/9 15112 I] wnar Varieryof Changes foever bappen,|\ 7 
9 67.42 sf10' 12|1 A 1 ler not them or the thoughts 'thereof] + 
{a 'S 2, 11] affrighten/ or diſcompoſe us. This will : 
$8477;7 43 $jt1 <5 
FY certainly prove a Month of mac I- 
1008187 45 5/12 1213 18] ly prove a Month of mach buſi 
| bo $ neſs, and now the greateſt Witrs of) 
is : 9; -49 56 04 4 this Nation ( as well as of others ) are ar 
14017 48 5: 55 4 fs. omen mth very aQive ; for great 
187 49 512 $ things are now in agitation, ſome ate 
$1217:50 513 20 45] of good conſequence others of evil Tey- 
'T Þ 2 | Of Gancy.-3:- TELEE 
wy | - 5 p 97 = It is impoſſible rhe moſt prudent ard 
'F 5 4 deliberare Indeavors of the beſt off 
55 1s : Ir9 " Councils fowl gain the good opinion| 
þ {8 $29  $09{ of the whole Kingdom, much lefi of 
1 ig7 517 38, IO 44| all the World---Many worthy perſons 
«ll | 58 518 iglt. 24 amongſt us make their Ex:t rhis year: 
£9 + S: : 53 T2 + 4 and near this time, o hers meet prefer-| 
p Vaats ment and poflet; their places, for the 
: he : - 39] = Wheel of Fortune is continually turn- 
| ing---Scme leave a good Report behind 
I 2 4j![1 112. 16 5. and others (rerhnpe undefervedl 
3 412 + 42: 465| are evil {poken of afterwards---by en'} 
2.8 4 4jÞ> M143 16; vious perions who may rrample 4 
el 's aÞÞ © $03 66 _ Graves, but cannot hurt 
4 | - git. * ii 47, - 1 
$4 4] --375 #42 3 | 
160 7 4 1336 35 
. 8 .4]4: 3JA7 39 
3 8.413 14 20 
[4 0} 


ſay, They are a Cynglobarion of Erher : And a third. fort affirty, 
S Thi Comets ar: really Planerdry Bodies, and are Periodical 'n 
4' their appearances, ard therefore w 


ill undertake ro Calculate: their 


: 4 > : « 4% 
"ed 


"December hath XXX! NT Uays. 


Lak Quarter the I day; 40 min. peſt 5'in the morn. 
New Moon the $ day, 10-min. paſt 2" n the morn, Bl 
1 Firſt Quarrer rhe L5 day, 25 min. paſt 9 at Night, ' 
I. Full Moon the 23 day, 2 min. pat $5 in the afternoon. | 
Laſt Quarter the 30 ey, 44 ha paſt 1 in the afternoon. Jo 
SS Saints days | The | 2\W1& © 4x Q $þ Moon ky, 
and Wearh. |) ) plac. frm. ET Z/m S; and nd Set, þ 
carions ſeaſon- {221 8!1njQjxX133}2 le 
p. tone 7 RITA 2811 
able weather as|[21 22 282 
ca in reaſon bs. 18 34 
[4efired_ at the [1g 53 
very brginning,q 7: 4 
Cut "tis ſoon |18 
17 _ ed to blu-[1 


> + > 


Ci 


ering lef Y 
winds dri viag 
Snow or Kain, 
Lucia Virg. 
Jand ſome cold 
4s 6Y: winterly Wed- 
[14 i 13 &dvcnr. 


M—C- 
AA - = 
. — — - * 


at 
. 


—— Af ae 


mpg 


>© 


42 D or on oy” 
Pal £1» Thom. 4p 
1221 F jpart ca fr 


0 NG 9 CR 
—> ©9 ©5 00 GS oo oo 


4/27 | 
ol 27) Full Moon] 30 
a he ſeaſon, and (22> | EY i 274 17 

; _—_— ſimas ds. |; [22 ; : 26 5 ' 
4l 4[23!,P.; 266 
b Sr « Tohn _ 16} 2; 26 8 
e [innocents dayrg 53 4 268 © 
[ _—_ warty = 6 4 | 26 10 
7 paſt Chill. {18 u1{ g ; 2632 
2 mri- * A —oj26" 


M-- - DECEMBER 1633; 


= E's ho Period is. Twelve year : They alſo rell us that w 


} - 


D 


OD, 
ner 

FForacifie their wn pregnacr and ingenious Fancies. ' 

'Þ Sour [H. War Aſtcolop:cal * Pecdittions, 

416 M139 M 17 
4/7 y'O 9 Amici cum Fortuna matanture 

£8:..0 EP 


| "|Plrhac chen they -appear unto us, Howbeir many Ingenious per- |? 
|" {fons look upon this Opinion to be but Harely notional, and 'not- [1 
vichſtanding ſome Reaſons that may be produced, 'ris but to |! 


Tos \ Hoky Comets are in thetr Perig.eon and nor Sub Radiss Solw, |. 


47 54 44, Þ 
4.3 4 46 II 52] yye are till inder the forcible Operati- 4 


112 45] on of th: Configurations of the Planers 
1. A 35| inthelatt Month, ſome Bickerings appear. 
33 amongſt Great Ones, ſtrange a1d (udden- 
20! diſpufts are forerred bur ſoon Campoled 

| apain ( at leaſt temivgly ) yer Power ard 


« =# 
. 


5g: mors ar?-too frequently diſferſt abread; 
x! al Multitadss of lying Phunplets. whots 

: Authors are as haudfomely mer - withall 

| or onely this Month, bur in ſome of the 
former. Material Accidents grounded up- 


2 
Z 
4 
? 
16 
«6 
7 
3 
<19 
9 


Mutartiors as are cf great concernment -in 


bur leaſurely and as + fir matter and aps 


6] ace yer in Peace in ſpight of irs greareft 


Second, is my moſt hearry Prayer, ' and 


: 
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the Tropical Sign Capricorn. Thoſe that defire i it, (and are aber 
may cafily ſet the Figure if they pleaſe, and ro ſuch as under. 

- Ntand not a Scheme, ir will be no way ſerviceable, however wy 
following Conjettures are Impartially deduc'd from the Genuine 
Rules of 4t,as I ſhall getlarg as occaſion ſerves— Ar the time 

;.. of rhis Ingreſs che oor is in Square to the Sun,and appſcd ro the 

Sextile of Mercury {fone Conjunft:on of Mars, but at the Full Min Þþ 


: : - -preventianal;ſhe is ſeperated from the S:xt;le of Satarnand 706 bh 


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others concomitant, as the pro 
Conjuntfion of the Superiors, and other various Configuratic 


| ” of the Plants this winter Quarter, I may rationally jud chark 


8 reel mor to reaſon by a fit of Paſſion- 
2B <1 ell 


T Z os ofthe World (Depending upon the aforeſaid pr bd 


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b. -will be artended with very great Councils and Conſultation [{ 


-rvms: * ry were not cxpe&ed, and as little def 
our Nation 3 but doubtleſs tothe greatSatf 


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4} mg ” this Nation, Vit By a word wi may wound 2 Thouſand, and 4 


aſſaſſinate the Honor of a oe 41d it is a3 compleat| 
Madneſs to miſcals and rave the Tiens, or think | 
Lo mutantury” Os. may BY 
be applicd at this time; but without all doubr we to 
Wy good Grounds conjetture, that rhe ARions and De-{| ##c 
now ob foot,. both in our own Nation, and divers other oul 


£5 


pith ferity and rio leſs Prudence, by the moſt A, 
Frave, od Fife Senators of the Macrocoſme— Time will produce 
I mavifeſt unto vs the particulars; and I predi&, and rea- {#7 
We a Nukes may ft1]] flouriſh and appear, not only the. 
Amirations but formidable to all the Princes and Potentates 0 "Me 
ropty and the o_—_— the World in General —— They? 
heir Iffences, are.aRed by the Con 
I of an Eternal Decree, which no rational perſon will deny Q 


or on: and eminent, carried on, and - profetutal he 
"Ta0 


6 = we are now falling uuder the Efe#s of the moſt fam 


ireariable 09 ann rhe Superior Plans thar has h: pſ* ; 


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af a many bare years ; therefore within theſe few years. 
| ne © may juſtly expe& moſt wonderful Tranſaions, or only... -- 
e) {rouighout all Evrope, but many other parrs of the World alſo,, 
6 br cam ſuperioribus nunquam judicia de rebus parvts facies, Oe. Ri- 
þ 4ph. 39. Judge no ſmall or trivial matters te ſucceed the, 
win bojun&ion of the Superiour Planets. And in his 32 Apbor. he 
imeÞ s theſe words, viz. Deteriorantar genera hominum pir tranſmuta- 
the limes 3/ar um magnarum Con junttionum, Oc. The rnd qua- 
ed tes of men are depraved and; made worſe, or cortupted by. 
eT; anſmtation of thoſe great Confunttions, W | 
= @pjuncFions which ſucceed are inimicably . 
rom {he Preceding Poſitions of Heaven, &c. Theſe t! aply 
lan {ivuch upon by che way ; for now the Superor Pjauts,are be-. 
joaz Fame Ketrograde ſince the latter end of November, and by that.” 
a (ograde I: ion meer. the ſecond rime- in Conjunttion in _- 
ws Flv, che 20th. of Jawwary following; bur about the. end. < 
red Blerch, or beginning of . {pril next, they become Dire ar x 
ic Tre: again the third time in ConjutFion in Leogthat Regal Sign; © 
Id near an Eminent fixed Star of the firſt Magnitudruin. the bye. : 
| Brart, which renders its Effe&ts the more powerful, 3 
tably ſignificant 5 but it cannot be expeRed they ſhould im /- =y 
diately ſucceed 3 and therefore nor only this year, but many” 
ture years (God willing) I may occaſionally rouch apon irs. 2 
Ei: Qs, as allo -f the late Comets, and perhaps rake Pre 2 
med Wofice theres,”  ifome other Student this 4rt prevent me _not, = 
De- | #d fave mc "Hf Labour, whichT be giad to fee coph 
ſly and ratienally p3 formed. A; Wot Conjuution of *Y Ste Ef 
s, is looked upon ih 1c ſeif as aBirth, which b rime an e- 
eder of Natu:e gradvatly comes to perfeQion, >and. perform 
1 f he work the great God of Nature has ordained vgs I ne 
ver | nar gable things happened in Furoye upon the entrance cf _ 
< ” and Zipiter into the Fiery 1rigon, "which was in the FR 
603: The firft-was the 14:70n of 71g!andand Scotland into £ 
Wonardoyby the'coming in of K, Zames(of Bleſſed Memory) 
? b yas che firſt Monarch of Great Bri/ains And Secondly, yk 2e 
"9 $4 1607 the Hollanders were treated as a Free State, whe b N- C 
Mþ e were in Quality as $bje75,7churmore hereof in the ſubſes 7 
mt Diſcourſe, in which"T"do Hot defire 'ts abound in my o o n.. ; 
x: nce, or take the Liberty ro be Singular or Digneagh w_ 
Af ORs and then - a 
" FLORA Eh. Pops 2 


75 pens o —_ _ WS. /3 


£ * Aſtrological Obſervation for the Tag) 1 1682, _ 


* hir the Whire— to conclude my Judgment upon this Quarter | 

” FX find the menth of December is attended with many oreprtiant 
3 s of the Planets amongſt themſelves, from whoſe Benevolent Þ 
' Jnfſuence we may hope well , that the preſent Affairs of the Ne-j! 
”. tionſhould be carricd on in moſt excellent O: der, to the Gois- We 
ral Satisfaftion of all His Majeſties. Loya! Subjefts— Bur in thelfi 

* _ heighth of Joy there may be a depth of Sorrow : For the Adi-fita 
_ -onsof the month of Zanuary will be much more remarkable ini 
one kind or other, much claſhing, and many grand Controver-NR 

Eo \ fies'# now amongſt us, which perhaps was not rhought 
dF here, ah and. now break our to purpote— February is taken 4 

E: - up in mamire Conſultations abour the aforeſaid marrets for theſ 

. moſt part, and the Diſeaſes of this Quarter (confidering the rimeſl 

| ofthe Year) eſpecially thoſe two laſt months; I fear brek ciſh 

—n naerny's ; _ are now affli&ed in Body and Mind 


IP an rsof Body only of very dangerc 
= aConſe prong _— all "which ler us _ Liboa "0s Domint 3 ' 
4 thus proceed to on , A M 
BPH. (2 the Spring which this menceih,þs 
: _ wn Ne the Kudo hoptie Tb (and fave oevees) March 
b- goth. 19 min. paſt 8in the morning, at which time abour 2 | 
E ay wag uary will Culminare, and near 6 Degrees of Gem 
aſcends in Meridian of London; buc according to the i 
© Br Tables Eh « 24". Fn nnd} in che morning, 2 "Sf m.d diff 
8d.of Piſces arty Ip year 124.8. 
| in our Horizon ; and thetefore ſince the Diffeſ 
_ ro: avold.al Objefions, I ſhall not conſider the 1 
atthe Suns Ingreſſeinro Fries, but rather thi l 
and; ApeZf of the Planets the ſame day, togethafſ/ 
of rhe Heavens ar the Lunations prececeding ati 
JUEr 23 omirring or Hove Configurations of the Fl 
| © during $ Quarter, other matrers proper to 
a. 7udgment upon, pon, which (norwithſtandin reaped 1 
a5 been inſerted in my Annxal Books) this "has erect bet os ; 
_ I=S which I hope none cat condemn as Hrrational, bur rf: 
conclude wirh me, 1t's the moſt ſure and certaln Fog nd 
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FA HENRY COLEY. 
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Summers with little Hear and the 
v4 = - He affirms alſo; that he has 
fourid - ome >Cotccurtence' 3 and there. 
[1 rhe en over; and fthe racher mention it ro 

on on up orgs Enquiry, &c" Bur: 
in band L conclude - oy this time we begin td 


Proceedings,” an 
der Fro fora kh 
it. fraudulent Dealing, not-. 
Ge 'Pretegces of!-Ini - and 


© Ya ik imerts to (excuſe their Guilr |  ſufh | 
*t a0x fm Bac this hacker ethd of dloreh 
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t have Tong bore {ahopred-ynder ce Fears YO 
Bepin -tH ſe 'very 5 Gi Proſpet of #' 
3 thei 7 Bi Vexations -and- preſeht - Troubles}: " 


blick” Cence?2s"or Private Aﬀahri=-. 
ve” forme ir deprited'sf theirs Hoo: 
Kon 1 | ner its. ime. molt: 's 


heþefuſ-Soccels as ror therr Pri- 
HC hi" Sprirg (in all-proba- 

ol in. i wand honourable Ac- 
ubmaſtionto rhe: Spfeme: Power'#hat pro- 

WF ute 3 hon c4vet poſt" dolebirs Mach 
VagHh p aus Matters) and: ſettling; Affairs : . Many 
pes 076i 6 aghe- in,; and raken+into ſerious Cotſiderar- 

IMo0p twireſt ſome deſerving 'Perſons are preferred 
Tet 31h as\Leyal \Advanc His Majefly of Great 
Earn ene with'all thE'World: Long niay: he. live: 
my hearty" Prayer:;'3 and then we need:not;'doubr 
ch Tranily and -Hppitiefs, 'norwithſtanding :rhe>-vain. 
*roa frequ Gapireil qur: Spirits -withald->4=— 
5 Be -conrdrem within: ourſelves, we-ſhould be 
Ml Narlons-cher maſt. happy and: now I have: 


re moderatcly: free from Funganet Now Hor nr 


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od add affrighrned;* If Sickneſs or Mo Ty ME. ,- 
ks {woleft us:; bur rather ler us ſubmic wo the Aud ) Oo 7 
he tidence—— Cardan, 2 great Philoſopher and Afﬀtrologer, and: 
a $avery famous man jn'his crime, writ long fince, tharab 
Ee. 1680. Incipiet mutatio Legum cub nunquamſutt HY cans. 
w {forget una novd Lex, & cum his alia multa, 14. Theee will wy 


ur -{gin-an Alcerarion of Laws, the like whereof never was 3 and; 
| Ji will arife a new Law, and with theſe many other es * 


ON Lon his he' fairh he extracted onr of the Secret So of 


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(tity :- We' have 'tis true had fſirange-D1 ; 
J ch the year 1678. bur nottmg Sago cer either of our IS. 
d vyernment or Laws, which I pray: God 

” Yer ris. to be feared thar ſome: 


$7 
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% 07a Now. 
And thus I fr vs tale 'Y Vw 
with the Words of a: Great Phi 
nificant to .out.. preſent purpoſe, - ee What. 
"worthy of Admirariop , than the Sun. and: the 
Courles and: G!gryd.. And yer :, lang as.” 
in_ her Orcunary NCa #: capt is .V4 bas Wt 
. them; Þ * Es | 
fation. and- Cuſtom, 
9 is SOLE ic vu = —_ Pc 
bpon, the :Quer - caning, of . oy 
| $11 Poxret ns whether Tos -A  Kax,, or 
409 cormmenaan , po Dad 


£ A. 
Ms 


4" 
Ah "24 of 8 
. Ps} Co. = 
POV £ . 3 - Wy 's 803 
he's © 5; 


pical Obſervations on » the Teer 268 


m_—__—— which, we know'to be, and yer ve 
name of 'what they are. Is it not the mind that 

reſtrains us? But what that &uling Power is, we 
bo to more underſtand than where it is : One will have it to 
| another will have it to be a Divine Power : ſome FC 
: 7 Subtil Air, - others an Incorporeal Being, . and ſome again F'p 
{weil have ir to be Blood and Heat. I hope this Digreſion will nor | fe 
Su Sn warren bur rather correſpon- | F, 


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5 
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£8 
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FEES: 
25 

bg EO i 


| oath, * ; 
a. I 


| of Safars and Fuiter, and a ies to the Conjundion of Ve- 
8, # nd Sextile of Mercury, I ſhall not make any farther Reptti- F 
wha A of the FANGs of the Heavens, ar the Lunation P : 
rel 1 hal Al peeing net rd but Kr a duc Con = 


CNTR Ct ns. 
© MC ITS. DR. ion 


ge pie 

n I drew: y firſt Breath) for the. £6- 
appear in irs Aſcendant, if Capricon be the 
d ituper Record, then Saturn is the Ruling 
ar, at s Co-partner. Now the Quadrat of 

fe mm Scorpio and Leoin Auguſt, may unhapplly 
blrants thereof i in one reſpedt or other— But I 


+ Rl Bate in Gilad And we 
ave | dere boy iy Gnkful for our Peace aud Tranquili- 
y-which we yer enjoy : As for other ' Kingdoms and Countries 

 pnbrag lan ena, bur we may certainly expet to 


tar of notable in ſome of Europe, ef} ; 
' 4 F 
$4 bf y v j '% 
BOT +0P £ 4 LES WE. ODE _ * CIR-Apgfe "RY F% IS, Ry 29 
4% => ref, Roe Foy (DOPY i oo ei. oo Eo 2 ot obey, CEE i oy " 
Ft Bo ER WOT RT” » © OTIS; fe SR wa, oe EP "op an 7B ED ot GR; Dn Y 
= ng _ MRO AY nf a1 CERT 7 * » - I FRY © be Ae. - 5 PRESS 3608 , , : 


© HENRY COLEY. "a 


no = to frertly menaced about this time, by ſuch i 
tions as we have this Quarter, confidering alſo thoſe 
Remark: which have already preceded, and lie as it were 
Seed in the Ground (not yer appearing to purpoſe) I ſay. ſui 
Cel:ftial Congreſſes of the Superior Boazes(rogerher with the off rl - 
"Phenomena in the Heavens) very rarely paſs over withour 
feft Diſturbance and orher ditmal Calamities, beſides the: greed] 
Fears thereof in thoſe, Kingdoms or Countries where Providence” 
hath deſign'd themto powre down their EffeRs--We may juſtly 
; þ fear ſome dangerous Sicknefs)God preſerve us from- another Plague) 
e | which will prove very fatal to. Mortab, more chan firor —_ 
- mulrs, or :rbance;by Mutinies amongſt ſome di! | 

-fons, who will thcreby ruine themſelves. X the Towiſs Poon 

| Combuſtion— Many Perſons 'of the Romiſh: Per 


1 wil wap Fen and ſuffer much in their Eftates _— 


Some Raligious Houſes far remote beyond Sea, will re 


= - 'Detriment, it not demoli or _y, 
8 _ © Podrine and Diſcipline - 


i} 
| eſtabliſhed a 
4 * ts 
k va 
-.. 


Tr _ Cre 
” Ulet Apt eh .that muſt be advanced by 
; ielncx0fn gue... 


chetret Ge Plan FnanE om in ne Page at! 
| ginning of this laft Sheer, wherein hey! will find: rhe 
the whole year. not lefs than 88. and many, moſt); 
of very nc Significarion, whence theſe Judgme 
' themoſt. part) deduced— The Spirits of men "this « 
ſhould be mach inclined ro #raxgling and COA 


PE 


Joica 1 Obſervations for the K 


AY diſturbed, and the Common ple $00 ſub= 
Jed to. = fome_of lean _ and a ſcarcity of many 
Tommodirics of great uſe to Mankind. In Fine, many horrible 
AR comrhitred 4n ſeveral Countries of Europe, and ſometimes n 
now.expeRt (a5 of late. years) various and prodigious , i}, © 
pm Air :- Much Prejudice in the Fiſhing Trade: Many | p 


GED p 4 


Shi PWracks ar Sea, and in all probability, Nev.sarrives of Diſtur- 
ance, if nor War like to be þerween ſome. Princes and their 
All jes, and fuch exorbitant Aﬀions ſcems to be much threatned, |} _. 
Wee much feared and ſpoken of this Quarter — Manyare || | 
coo-ſi} ag os give themſelves up to Temporal Vices, contra Þþ. 
peek 3 har (fi rfons rarely eſcape unpuniſhed : For he that | 
will a0to'Sea muſt look for fome Frorms and cloudy Days —— 
e'T Thall-conclade the Judgment of this Quarter in the words 


2 > Thall' nclu 
+ FEB FI” 'S- 
F bars Gor i biddes, Time will bring MT TT RCTS b 
't will-vanih which now [ines ſo bright. .*- 
)-of the Autumnal of Harveſt Quarter, which begins this 
Moot 13. a5out 7/in the morning, at which tire 3s 
S of Libra aſcends, and 14 deg. of Cancty culminates; 'F 
ſee: JeratCcs freen «Sewell Saturn, and a lies O4 Sie 4 


f ode the Planers pets, 
ane this perks trer. ) The Ai- 
js Quarder begin with pron oh pretences, and the peo- 
FE now in Exp tionof very hopetu! Procedings for the ge- 


glAdvant: E Ce le Nation ; and here ſeems little cr 
| Wo: tion dus Ws Quarcer i in the Great *&ffrs of the 
_ ps ery wvre Councils are continued to the general 
A "hel pou ,"and all truc-bred'Englfh-men ; 
ſt of our great | Hopes, wetha!! be fiire to ERPe- 
+4 enadeok '\Tongues, or Pens of fome* Hot-brain'g 
delight to bring; themſelves into Trouble; iieret 
reve . they, might hyveat Peage——- Letſach Perſon on, "1 
x Abb they- think co drive away bycan. ndiſer 
po gc av rerurn uponithem with Uſury For ene 
happens among us, thatafter Shower of. Wrath} 
= Immed = @Flood of Graef3' It is' een 
e' on 3 


un W, Megs Be 7x nogiey Bur 5 


_y | = ly all deſerving Men ,are eficouraged ; man wg 8 
us | *"d-upon'them— and not onlyo, bur very 


4 "£L pF” - oy NR rea {Q/ HE ks 


i nn Bi / as mer, whin they attemijt on! Viee'to foi, 
. T«t0 the contrary do madly run—— 
In ſhort, we may rationally  expe& the ARions of dis I 
rerto-be of great Concernmenr+in Civil Aﬀairs— A Faw 
IVE on 


worbey : 


- 


y | mag Rewards from their Rulers or Govcangdes” "Ard t 
r- mot all; bur our Merchants have now good hopes of very, config Je- 


ir | Wor not only from the Eaſtern, bur weſtern 
d, Or 

- generally chroughour the whole Year, ſhould be;v 
w; F oe © ph no Confec neneſs and-very jE 


TW Wow on 


_ I SIS "yy \ a SS. 4 ww. wn 4 L vo” —— Ml Las fl 


To conclude, the Difcaſes ofthis =o 


+1 
9. 
13 
Rt 
"2 
foe 
Li, 
Here 


Jy te == cle Meter, or more Infetious = pe J 
- ple. - And-thus I conclu le my Judgment upot Woe 
F- tersof the Year, and have all ge that'are riek 
&. fary tobeobſerved inthis w part is EY 
&/ nations, Mutual Aſpedts, Ectipſis, (thar which will þ 
3 y this Year,-T mean of the Sun,) in which Jadgin 


-Þ have nec the late Comets and admirable confirttineh 
"F-*-txrs and! Fapiter in Leo, which will ſhew its EffeRs chis\nex# 
, ven years purpoſe (who eyer lives to ſee it) and their hh 

| ence will more or leſs continue In force ll ew next | ig 
| Inthe year 1702.' Bur | OY 

Philoſophy renders ſome men's ns 1s : 
They re not affrighted when they do 'vehntd © 

The Sun and Stars ſs variouſly apprarys Hz aSe 
In all the different Seaſons of the Tear. ; bs, 

hy 5-) Ofthe Eclipſes of this Year, and they are only 

e Sun (viſible, if rhe Air be clear) and twoof 
t0:us.inviſible.” The Firſt of the Sun happens on Jar 

a little x bn 3.in ths Abe. in the firſt Decad of 4g 


: , The 2B $4 £ che ? 
E in indy way Andrhe 


F : 6p } 
4 er Ecl the Sim, th fible to | 
ms I by Argol, Tl of 14th, ks ; 
| Ah ; 
KP ii ip prod twp 3 
lele approved and true , Spirits of Scarey 

4 L Groſs both plain'and Golden, famons for 7 'F 
Som es in the Scurvy, Droplic, and ſever} other gene- 

1 fiempers, are exaQly and faithfully prepared; 


n 2 id by the firft_ Author Robert Bateman, at his | 
baſe _in-Paxlr Chain, near Doors Commons London, | * 
ih. Printed DireQions for their Ute : The Bottles Þ- 
Sealed with his Coat of Arms, the Half Mon |: 
kd Ermns.to prevent Countcrfeits, Price 1 1. cach | 
c _ are the-truc Spirits, op mierk. b= 


etenders thercunto, therefore let all Perſons' t 
+ they be not cheated by others that Dy 
ar ke > anc fell the a ſame. WI | 


Reaſonable -Rates, by Chriſto- 

Peck Chymilh, atthe Globe and Furnace, in the Po- 

ar Min nan There aCatalogue may be had woes 

Flforts, Worms in Young or Ol 

Gn wet Gt Kidneys (though given. over-as in- 

pe) are fafcly and certainly cured (under God) 

» Woodward at his Houſe in Horſhoe Cornrt in St. 
its Lane, without Temple Bar. 

tte Sign of the Golden Griffin in Bell-Savage 

en Ladgate Hill, livech #liaw Boys, the only | 

pid Operacr in Gtſ, and th moſt-expert in | 

© mas * 1: , BUck- 


-.- © > SV aof3: © Ke WG Te wet i £2 8 AT FS - 
hy $5.9 ? ; A ROOF 7 RR on ES; IE TORT TY O00 GTG [7 
Hoes a. l NE | NY ES ION SES LOOSE toe” 


4 JE 


FI 


4s 


Fe. BUCH KP ORTH'S. LOZENGE FS, * fn + the 
the F'Our of Coughs,Colds Catarrhs, Hoarſcnefs, &c. þ 
mr alſo a great ta _ a Sovercign Preſe e# 
inſt all C us Difſtempers, "Ai; 
_ WE mneholeene Wenher, well « = 
| Chicf Phyſitians of the Colledge; to' whom. 
| Recei © hath been communicated. by the Publ 
"on 3 z are now more faithfully, pic red - | 
| tince. the Author's Deceaſe ; and are Licens'd 1 C 
”Publick Uſe and Benefit, by Sir John Mickletbn w 
Deceaſed, Pſa, of "=; ſaid Colledge w., be- 
htly prepared only by James Ships 
{ns oi the Crown in Hatton LT \E, 
J My Synopſis Medicine, A Comp | 


x ' 2. Javice ſen Praxis = the b putts of Cu oh 


2 Ls. "I 


- Genethliacs, or the new way of managin 


their ſeveral Direftions, 


4- Phermacopaic Londinenſfs, The New Landes D Jife 
6 Books. The 2. Edition, witha Table of Diſcales, 3 
Doron Medicum, being 'a Supplement to che- 


Al fire wrie william Sulmon Profeſſor of F hyſick-: 


1 


2: the Ge Debs Doron nv, ar, =p *h 


Pere er A 
; nd of fFhemer Brod 


Mn YES | 
hor HENRY COLEY, \Philomarh 7] 
als wins Court over: againſt the Old Hole 3» pre . 
mins Gardens nar Grays-Inn-L I 
7 Seareal Numbers and: Vulgar "Fratticns.” 8h 
La. Decimal;. and by - Logarirhms. i 40 
who :Rudiments thereof, alſo the Demonſtrations 
and Praftice, ding to. the beſt Av [0 
BS oh Fo , Terreſtrial, « -- l 
27-:-f To projet rhe Sphere in Plano toany Lati de 
7 To pt Sphere in P the Longitude a 4 
atrude of the Planers, with cheir Dechnariob 
+ Aſctnhon; Aifo the true Tyme, Quancin 
1 of Jenn « of _the. RY 


» Fe.'t ether with we Go 
Y, Serge 


nn as Boards, 
| t; NE Me; Solids, vis. LE 
Bet Sn Re 4 and Irregular. RY 
To-fir queer eg Liquge in any 45 
--whethe Ro empty, - Alſo the con- | 
:"renr.0 Wlidiy wor Veſt, Se, 72 The 


ebb Os GO Rokr? 


