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WINDING your Name, aud no other, te 4 very 
|. Jede Libel, which contains ſevival foul” Sin- 
eee, and (as the Sequel will abundantly make ap- 
ear) motorious Falſhoods in Fat, highly refle#ing on 
mne, about which, with a very little enquiry, you might have 
been betten informed; I know-not whom elſe to upp my ſelf 


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2700; fer tis plain, tbe Libel is Patch. Work, from the variety of 
0 Heile, eſpecially that piece of Fullian with, Mrs, Herlt'; 
"Name to it, which at firf Bluſh diſcovers irs Author. nt 
+ 17 bad two, Papers ſent me,by gn Officious Perſon before 
_ Chriſtmas, . Printed for Abel Roper; ohe with ſome 
| wretched Rhimes, foul and abuſroe to the laſt Degree; it be- 
ing that obſolete piece of Wit , cal-d an Acroſtick; with 


ide Name of -@ great Peer, 'who ery lately repreſented Her 
| _ Majeſties Perſon in a very high Station, in Capital Letters; an 
EEG Inſolence never known or heard if in 4 e ayer before. 
of the rather mention this, hic iuſe the ſame Lord is inſalted at 
aucb the ſame rate in this Book of Yours ; of which the Cler- 
» £y mans Letter to Dr. Sach. * aſs by this rude and 
13 inſolent Treatment of a Noble Peer, whoſe late Honourable 
1 Poſt, might, one would think, have ſecured him from ſuch 
| impudent and ſawcy RefleHions. And another with an Ad. 
bueno, | That there wouldbe ſptedil able FULL 
. Vindication of the Reverend Dy, Sa -»-verel from the falſe, 
ſcandalous and malicious Aſperſions in Mr. Billet's impudent 
Panpblet, called the Modern Fanatick; with the Conſent 
and Approbation ofthe Dr.] The Libel wasſtnt me, with | 
1144 other Papers into the Count rey, but they never reach d me : 
| Mben ] came toTown a Fortnight ago, I found to my great ſur- 
|  « prize, 4 very different Title ; the Full was left out; my Name 
put thus B— t, which will ſerve for many Hundreds; and 
not @ word of the Dr's Conſent and Approbation; with'a 


of 


ſtrange medley of long Quotations in the Title Page: Firſt, Six 
N Verſes of Horace, as the beſt Authority; and one “,d 
. think the moſt Antient, by the Order they are placed in; then 

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5 5 ore, Title Pape comtdini mich wore.than any 
' of the 99. Now I am informed this id foul dealing, 72 
the Advertiſement ſhould {as mine did) contain neither 
woke nor leſs. then wi ep 
Pires hanging out falſe Colours at a diſtance, and when 

4 , 725 Putting our the true; of rathes td freak in 
| of Tre F ee appoint a Sale of TRUE 
E FRENCH 12 ul 55 e eee Partet s and at 


Place of , e it ſhould pr ove no better than'a 
. A of Coar . Bd of he loweſt Extracti- 
on: Tor I bumbly. concerve, r,mad Ftupid. Poul Cox- 


comb, Blockhead, and w hat W . * 
Villain, Miſcreant, Wretch, Viper, Apo ſtate, Rogue, 


ave, e Perilich Fellqw, Knight of the > Poft, and that 
Ee : are no better, But I cannot much wonder 


| _ [2 157 e manner, by the Commons o Great- 
Prader Wretch Ben. H.). 

Bat this it not the worſt ; 5.45. the Cler man 4 Letter to 
he Dr. abſerves, there i is a manifeſt 7+ 6g p. 37. to raiſe 
be Mob pon me, not buly to break my. Windows (which 

Pratticez p. 43. it plead fors a a juſt and gentle reproof 
10 Whiggiſn Families, 1hbo' every Stone might have ſtruck 


He deſeryes to be ſton d into the other 9 We 
lowis:not fit to live. And ] have reaſon to ſu 175 that 
thoſe Pictare: 2 2. Page the Second, at the Bottom, and 
p. T3: have been di 7 os 

ops with. that. very deſign according fo that of E Horace. 


Segnids irritant 2nimos demiſſa per aures:: 
uam quz ſunt oculis commiſla fidelibus, _ 


ol winks be ſo plainly diſcovers himſelf to be 4 Clergy- 


\ ail ever take. him for. Several, both Church- nien and Di 


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Britain 20 ber Mafeſy, can. have no better Tl f an {chat 


Int an He, ar killed a Child) but even to murther me. p. 44: 
Fel- 


out , eſpecialy i in my 5 N 


8 am heartily forr 1 la (ar that Author, „27.0 er chio | 
. (meaning the ch 1 f Writer); a Divine noone Tam ſure 


complained in my. bearing of” the- extreme, + 


mn the Pul 


23 For from I Prophes of Few ee 
is profaneneſs gone forth into all Jeremiah 23.16. 
the Land. Indeed ali py appears thraugbout ſuch an Air „ 
Libertiniſm a. would be unpardonable in 4 Play, and-the 
Lewdeft Men ef the Tom cannot go much. further. 3 
the Pleas for the Mob and their Outrages; the calling an 
Aout which coſt as: Man bir Liſe, ad HONEST ey | 

drubbing 3 and no more than ha deſerved ; as if every | 


ne dad 4 right tobe hr own Fudge and Avenger; 1. hieb 


Doctrine wonderfully ſuits with Non: Reſiſtance andPaſlive- 


Obedience. Downright Swearing for p. 37. Faith / * 4 


-Very great and awful Oath, ar an eminent Divine hat obs 
Jo taling in — Articles of our moſt Holy Faith, 
among 
2 {in the Name of God] {for God's Sake] p. 98. bib 
in fuob a ludicrous: Dialogue is certainly a breach. of rhe third 
— Downrig 


"Heart of all Morality, p. 8 I have now done; for this 
other Letter is trifling and not worth taking notice of 
and p. 92. ¶ They can find nothing but ſuch TRIEL 
as theſe to chitpethim with.] Andina are theſe Trifles'? 


"Twenty Oaths and Curſes freſh and falling before be was % 
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g leade hir Bail inthe lurth; wronging 


| «Perſons of their Juſt: Dobtiz and not only that, - y — 


poor old Woman all to naugbt, and putting ber in fear of her Life, 


=o _— 427755 God according to ber. Conſcience, ben by 


e voy. 3 2 pee e 
pectadi 0's, P. 92 if this Do once publiſbed 
1 well 45 the Preſs, by Perſons 1 "A 
Orders, ; whe co wi; panel © but ſuch '@ Scene as: the 

Prophet ſets : Judgment is tur-. | 

ned away backward; and Juſtice ſtand- IGiiab 59. 14 ; 
eth afar off: for Truth is fallen in the Streets, and E- 


quity cannot enter. There can be no ſueb thing as Cow- 
merce amongſt Nen; and nor only Diſſenters ( which be 


High commendt in the Welſh Gentlemen) will be de- 
 barrd from Trade, but Churchmen 200 Fur wbo will ever 
© truſt," if to defraud of acknowledg d Debts be hut a Taifie? © 
17 ax 0, IS: who are @ 'Tradelmas, wo 1 


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the reſt the Glorious Trinity; and what is little 1 


Curſing-p.76, Hang hima Dog | 
with a mixture of 1 He e nher ſtrikes at the very 


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| ſuch Doctrine with pour Name to it; fur tbe Aut hört e 
T0 cuming to ſet their dun. © The Convocation i ebhr- 
ed; pi 98. to cenſure me (as the Mob before to knothonry 
' Brgins out); but they bave more Diſeretion t ban to denſuñe 
het they and all tbe World know to be Truth. But pour 
Aut bors have far more Noaſon to expe their Cenſure, Hot on- 
H on bantering both Religion and Morality; hut alſo. for a- 
Jung, in the moſt ſcurrilout Terms, u Learned anil Hene- 
rale Biſhop (as the Letter of a Clergyman; p. 32.) bie, 
* gays beideſerves another Sort of Animadverlionthan frum 
my Pen. A for ridiculing very praphanelytbe HOLY 
Soiety for Reformation of Manners; which moſt of tbe Bi- 
mops, and Judges, and the moſt Eminent Clergy, bave 
 pablickly own'd and bonour d, as the flrongeſt Mound under 
God and the Laws, agdinff the Overflowing'of Ungod- 
— linefs:: Ney, the Grand Jury too. bave abundant Reaſon 
vo preſent ſucb a. pernicious Bool; a5: futal to Trade, no 
ideſs than all Virtne, and fauuurable t Knavery, at well as 
Vice and Debauchery. And bat muſt\ becomie of this great 
[ City, if once ſuch Principles at theſe otain d I ſhall add but 
Abe Remark of the fbrement ianed Authar; pi 2 8. Such Le- 
| frities. wou'd be unpardonable in an) Preacher} of the 
. Goſpel; except him who declates he hates a Religious 
Face; to be ſure he means not his on; and We hae 
Reaſomto believe his own Looking: glaſs never preſents 
F ſuch Aa Face to: his View: Ver 9. 905 8 RAIN dn ud 8 A 1 N 4322 "If 
mib the'like Prophaneneſs he makes himſelf merry with 
ede Sins of his Youth" which. ſhould he the Subject of 
Shame axd\ Sorrow, 41 they were ta the Pſalmiſt. I fan- 
cy, if yon enquite nicely, and vet y maliciouſſy, you 
may find from the day of my Birthe till now, that I 
have not kept eg . Sing It way be I have 
robb'd an Orchard, and diſobey d my Maſter, Oc. 
St. Auſtin, after bis Age, laok d luck with anot ber- guiſe 
Nie on the'ſame Trang reſſion; he did not think the Breach 
2 the 8th Commandment a: jefting Matter; but gives it a 
lurge place in bis Confeſſions," and makes wery ſevere Refle- 
ions thereon. Ibis Aut bor ſeemt of tbe Prophane Pope's 
_ <Mind, That wonder d God ſhould: be ſo angry with 
Mankind for an Apple or two. e 


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DP REF ACE. 9 
. much Jeſs nicely, after bis Cha-- 
racter and Converſation 3 os that, I know.not where : 


bis Lodging or. Lefure is, ( if be have one); hu I baue: 


met with Accounts, - or: rather they have come home to ne, 
of a much freſher Date, and much deeper Dye: But T'would' 
expoſe no Clergyman, except the Doctor, whom I deny to be 
ſuch, as having profeſſedly ridicuPd the Name Proteſtant, 
and eſpbus d the French and Popiſh Intereſt: And therefore 
I ſhall only ftile this Author, - what be ſeems proud of being 
thought," a very wild licentious\Youth, | OO 
here is one Point more, that I and moſt others are at a 
loſs about, wiz, when be # in feſt; and when in Earneſt ; 
what he would have paſs for Romallce, and what for Reali- 
ty ; or whether he would have the. whole Vindication under- 
ſtood as the Letter to me, There is not the leaſt Appenrance = 
of Veracity in that, but an r of impudent Lying ; 
as if a Clergyman was not d to Truth. in the, 10, 5 
be tan but make the Societies far, Reformation ridiculous. 
He ſazs,'I-know-a great Man I am related to, has left 
me in his Will Two of Oliver's Shillings, and a great 
Silver Calve's Head, &c. New allthis 3s a mere Fiction 
without Queſt ion, tho uſher'd in with this ſolemn Aſſeveration 
1KNOW. So a little before be affirms,that bis Printer has 2 
New Edition of the Engliſb Rogue in the Preſs, which 
'#s the Reaſon be bas not printed the Black Lift of my Kogue- 
ries, which would ſpoil the Sale, being ſo very like. 
This: agrees well . with my other Characters of Madman, 
_ . Fool; Coxcomb,; Blockhead, Stupid, Ignorant Wretch ; 
F this were true, it would bave been publiſh'd; or adver- 
tis d by this time. Yet he ſeems, or would be thought, ſeri- 
out, when be tells me, that Dr. Sacheverell is very much 
my Friend; for when he ſhew;d to him the amazing 
Accounts of my ſcandalous Life, which flow'd every 
Day into the Printer's Shop from Iver, from Whiſten, 
from St. Katharines, and your other Abodes, he would 
not ſuffer me to print them.] You know I ad you; if 
you bad receiv'd any Letters from Whiſton, and you own'd 
"you "had ſeen none; and how ſhiuld they find their way to the 
Printers Shep, . (which is uſually a Garret) but tbro your 
Hands: However, that I migbt b ſure, Iſent to Whiſton, 
and receiv d this Certiſicate. ien 


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u ya... left e...aoes.:. 
T Heſe are to ſatisfy the World as to what H. Elms: bas pub. 
1 -Jifh'd; that he has Letters from Win concerning the Reve. 
rend Mr. Her: All We of the ſaid Town thut ein write, do ye; 
2 ſending any ſuch Letters; and thereto We have ſet 


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Themas Coles, ſenior. | David Gili. r- Jalnſan, jun. 


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| 

Reben bew. | George Damen. Milian Coles, | 
| Mary Low. | Robert Dawker, Mary Meſh, | 
q Yohu 'Briarly, - * eher Hate, | | Thomas Colter, jun, 
| Thomas Morris, fen. . | Sarah Thom ſon '.. {Sarah Cole, © | 
| Thomas Morris, jun. | Robert Fohnſon, ſen. 


| Beatrice Morris. N. : | Thomas Briarly. W . 
| Aud if Iver had not been too large a Pariſh ( being 30 Miles about) 


2 too full of Inhabitants, IJoubt not to have procur d the like thence ; 
Por after betwein G and Nur, I left not one ge N . Enow of, or, 
| | could ſuſpect, ut my toming away.- However, fnce the Enghth Rogue 
not yet ready for Publications. you have my free Cinſent, ſetting your own - 
and the: Author's Names ( 4s have done mint) to Print em as ſoon as 
you pleaſe. I would farther defere to know of you, Whetber ſuch Inſnua. 
riont are not RHI (p. 72 nt my Courting my aid | be barba= -. 
rouſty left her after « Courtſhip of many Years, und Promiſes 
to ——— ] Was there tus fuch's Break ur # I un honeſt Man? fs 
it mat expelted that the Reader ſhould adi [to marty her ?] re 1 
raiſing @ Slander ſo as to be our of the reach of an Aion? Which, her- 
ever the other of my being Expell d the Univerſity, and my Horſes be- 
f ing ſeiz'd for non-payment, are ſufficient groyndls for.” I not that roo 
ſucb another Knaviſh Hine, p. 62. the Horſes were ſex d by the Man 
that ſold them; the Carpenter has his Stable again. _ Who would noe 
underſtand this as it was defign'd ro be taken, for his Money? Whereas 
be and all the other Workmen were paid, as. i make appear by their 
Bills au Receipts above three Tears before. The laff thing I would put J. 
10 you, which it greatly concerns your Credir td be cleav of, ir, whether n 
5 did not print and publiſÞ my pretendedRecantation;dated from S. Kath. F 
—_ + Jan. 17. 1710-11, wheress 1 was then, and near A Fortnight after, in Nor. 
thamptonſhire; we, drawn up by the ſame Handi with the Dr. s. Vin 
9 dication, a3 1 am afſur d by their intimat? Atquaintance ; and my | N 8 
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| Hiſhers XNamts put in the Tirle Page, the better to derti ve the I „ 
| it did ſoiingreat Meaſure; for ſeveral haus beth fuer with mne, to know = 3 

ii were mins: And] recę ſui this Night # Letter out of the Gountty | 

19750 be ſatiaſy d of the Truth ; for the Writer aſſures 1, Parſon ef their 

' "Pariſh bas told him. I have retratted all, and bumbly begg'd the Dr. 1 

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9 don'; und fo after came in me fo me with « Meſſage 
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Nor this 3s. @ downright Forgery , like xhe Latin: Sentence in rhe 
Gunpowder Sermon when preach d ar Oxford; and if the Authors 


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always -exocptunodeſt Men, who conceal their oy 


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in the Dark which miſt needs make mad Werk. 


_ theyihick fair, and apt baſely come hehind te 1 7 


28 my Heels, I care not if L have a Game or two at 
oot-ball with them; but if they skulk behind the 
Scenes, and play mf} in Sight; while I am on the 
Stage as a Mark for their Malice, Ideclare one more, 
I am for no Combats incognito. By Vertue of this De- 
clatation,:Þ might fairly enough have been excus'd: 
from this Trouble, ſince — has yet come ont a- 
gairiſt me with 2 Name to it; andthe ed n. 


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Cial, ſo far Fe: egtring into the Merits of ha Cauſe, 


that (as ſeveral have told me) tis really a Vindic⸗ 
ol n Book, "rather than of the Hottor; that they knew 
not well what to think before, but now they {ce plain 
ly, I had good Grounds. Whax 1 dane d; for 
there is ſcarce a ſixth Part e What 1 produtekddputed; = 
and nothing at all diſprov d. Indeed who could ex- 

& any Thing of a ſerious Defence” ho 
.H out in ſuch a jocular Manger? Whoſe whole Deſign 


is manifeſtly to banter, and Robby! Dint of Argument 


to confute. And. who can tell what to believe, when 
there is ſuch a Mixture of Fable, and pal Ipable Falſ- 
hoods att the Way? May: not Mrs. Hickrf and Sir 


 Hob#s Letters (for ought appears to the —_ be 


WB their Silver Calues Hends;:oriFrier::Bacon's:Bratenu 
had ;- eirher of which have Auch Truth and Wiſs 
Jom te ſhe waar the Authorse Hut that he ever in- 

ene ol to vindicate- the Doctors that is tochaſh an 
Biop, tho he declatres ( Pigs Puannot frnrbdd to the 

her Fart of bis Book, + be ut the Tin undertaten 

n in Defence of Dr. Sachevetel's s:Caafe-only, is ve- 

258; and is 

oe no further tham the firſtaf ue ve Articles; and 
ex can ſind Room for a moſt impertinent Excurſion 

for ſüch all the. World: confeſſes it to be) About a 


the Lead of a 


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| * Scheme of the Perf atvadncy (if nothing elſe) 


barkes * Deſign of Tiſing and Anu ng, and not 
coming home and cloſe to the Matter: For whoever: 
out the Defence of one who. was charg d with 


Nee heinons Crimes, and that in plain {MY 


and above-board, by the looſe 1 Way of Ba. 


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| 1 5 Shifts an 4 Laurel Hedge C tis tis a ſign What his 
Thoughts run upon, ) and melting doun 
I en Turret into | Standihes aud; Bullet 


ſeen; he makes- his 5+ Sa the ile things, and 
mo inconſiſtent with His Character that can be ima- 
Sind ehe makes" him"a" Convert Teveral Times, and 
then à Vn again; makes him knock under to his 
potent Arguments, "renounce" his Cauſe, Page 37. 
_ Reſolve"#v-break my Mud, and Ba 75. he is ffillt 
but in ie Agonies 'of Converſion. Ils» from firſt to 
laſt à true ia; 2 Fighting with his own Shadow; 4 
he raiſes Mud- Walls and Banks of Sand, and then 
gloriouſſy triumphs in demoliſning them; and makes 
the poor ig (for he may do what he wilt with. 
him) appland his Wir, and trumpet out his Praiſes; 
as, Page 65. After an Account o their Tavern-Con- 

vocation, and the Cenſures paſt there on the Moderate 
Men: Says the Mig, very conſiſtently with his'own 
Principles; I think jon give a fair and handſome' Ar- 


= F roy Matter; and I am Pleaſed to bear that. 


the Clergy are ſo well employed when they meet together. 
Did ever a conceited vain-glorious Novice compliment 
himſelf at this fulſom” Kate 2 ea is this Krcoremy to 
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Ho! owevey)? ance that Aenne rer of my dre 
tended Recantation, and the Menaces of ſuch Recri- 
wer as ſhall make my Eyes ſore, and my Ear. 
e, render an Anſwer neceſſary (tho many have 


itwaded me from it, as altogether needleſs) I ſhall on- 


* make ſome ſhort Remarks,) the two Letters to the 


Doctor from Oxford, and from the Clergyman, having 


brought this Task within a narrow Compaſs); ſhew = 
the Weakneſs of his Replies to my Charge, and the 
Falſhood of what, without the leaſt Offer or Proof, 
or ſo much as the firſt Letter of his Author's Names, 
he has caſt upon me; tho I have freſſſ Matter, and 
5 char well 3 Fane oh to take up, mary Aye 


Tory POLLS, " 
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1 ur. abominable Clan. The Doctor, whoſe Cauſe 
e Mules ee hin the e 


2 has for Per the ua till pſt better ben 
comes them ; ppoſe this is brought as 2 
Proof that he is, What he boaſts in his Letter to 
me, a great Tory, for ſuch may truly ſay, Lia. 59. 
— We roar. all _ Bears, ny to make the oe 

© leat, are as rude too, ar more neun, 
5 . 3. of that Miſc: eunnt Boom 

know the. Abal ties. 


©, Emprinaſs, and. he chat is; moſt: daſpscably tak: has 
; Woe in, the ſame; Ref; ped no Mbilaties at al; but 


FBerformance, that I know of; and am fire neuen 


ſed. quad do baton, becauſe: I bate 
m Neighbour {Here's an 
| Moles to make upon 


Clas. . em) he makes oi» cu F 
Un 13k It: it. looks: . and.;take iy Fill of Wiring: . 


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in. Don, but +1, nom n Warrant a Miniſter of the 


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he Maud te J ſo deſpi eee 
This ah Ap Senſe, for weak Abilities: is like, ful of 


bo gan he ſays I knee zm 40 ze fo 2 Lmever aw = 
dhe pert Youth chat ens and glories in this doughty: | 


 chang'd 4 Word with him g and be my fem Wirke | 
king 7 5 are made public never ſo weak, Ca ο,VeL 
des Talente daes nat lie bt grow does: mot 


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ther he calls; the Hupeachnent — 5 up by the Ho- 

nuurable Hoaſt of Commons, © declar d to 1 4 made 

8 4 chnſiderable Majority of the Houſe. of 
4 and by a Majority of 45 Biſbops; and had 
alt been preſent, tis well known the Majority had 
been yet greater; and approv d by the Queen, who 


_ declard it, 4 neceſſary Occafion of taking up their Time, 1 


0 one of the Fir- rate Party- Supidities f the Faction. 
I will not call this bold Stroke as he does my men- 
tion of Reſiſting the Mob, High-Treaſon ;. 1 
ſeems to me to border u pon it, and I remember oy 
Time when it would * coſt a Man his ay 

and Eſtate; if not his Lifte 
1 Pag 8 4. He ſays the Whigs Mae: ee Ae 

Sisfü me nor Loyalty; that Forgery, Slauder, and 

baren fac d Lying, are the chief Weapons of their Mar- 

ure : Have ue ſo long heard. you bee the Ad- 
vantage of throwing. Dirt, that ſome. will flick if plen- 

Huly beſtou d This is like profeſt Knaves and Hypo- 

cxites : Was ever Man ſo ſenſleſs as to acknowledge 

this, and in their Enemies Hearing too, who are to 
be beſparter'd'? But All ſuch Weapons, he ſays, ſerve 


and nor to aur Pain. ' Here's Language for one 
in Hol rden! Is not this that worſt of Sins. call'd 
6 ö Dela, or Rejoicing in Iniquity 2 Porgery, Lying, 
ane Slander . give them Mirth, | and adn er to their 
"Pleaſure, Is this like the Royal . Rivers of 
Wait run daum my] Eyes, becauſe Men heop not thy 


Law. Or rather, like Solomon s Fool, that makes a 


Nock at in And tis to be fear d, while he does 


ſoß u in his Heart: there is mo God. Charity. ow | 


erh nor in Iniquity, but rejoiceth in the Nb. 
gr 5. He ſays, Te Dr. 


ang 


_ " be has-furuifht: me 1with- ſuch Materials a 1 think ail 


tonvince the moſt implicite Whig that every Story in 


- + vDat® Book 151445 malicious. ander; and; (has. there 


* „ ounds for ay them. * Sa tho- 


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an t give u Hirth, . they adminiſter to our Pleaſure 


. _  rowugh- 


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Chooſe.:a Nail that will Ari * 
Will venture to believe one or yay op 2 115 : 


Aliction, to ſerve his Maſter, and is juſt uch 4 Tool 
for the Doctor, as be for the Facobites.; but Liars 
have need of good Memories: For when he comes 


_ fays, Page 24. Truly. 0s Rump, t his Story has ſome 


Aid come to ſee him after his Trial, c. Reconcile theſe 
if you can; Every Story in that Book is 4 maliriom 

. and there is not the leaſt Grounds for any of 
 - them, ald yet Truly the firſ has ſome Fnundation, but. 
without the leaſt Grounds. It has not only ſome 


liſh to their Tavern-Divinity-Lectures-; for fot 

(it. ſeems) they preach over their Bottle, and mix a 

little bitter with their Wine; and the Nods and 71- 
tulationt of Tilbſon and Stilingſleet (I may well be 


ſticks at nothing, no not the groſſeſt Self- contra- 


to. the very firſt Story of all abont the Uncle, he 
Fuundation; for indeed the Doctor's Presbyterian Unclèẽ 


Srounds, but as the Uncle r has inform'd the 


World, twas far worſe in all Reſpects than I have 


repreſented it. Again, Page 63. about what. paſg'd 


at the Mitre-Tavern-Club,. 0 Iny ſelf (ſays our His 
e foriographer) was in Company at that Time; the 
, Doctor did mention his Competitors 5 


uith ſome of 
cc the little Sarcaſms of Converſation which give a RE. 
« lib to it. Very pretty; Back- biting and Sarcaſms, 
1. e. Tonia amaræ, bitter Jeers, (as any Syſtem of 

 Rhvrorich will inform him) on abſent. and deceaſed. 
Perſons, are; the Pickles and Auchovies to; ging a Re- 

ctimes 


content with plain Bt, when thoſe: who are ſo 


much my Betters are treated at the doveniy C 


Rate) were pitch d on for the- preſent Diverſion"; 


and what were theſe ee he ſtumble not like 
them with Mine, but Heterodox Notions, no leſs than 
 Sovinianiſm, and the Denial of pr Torments in 
Hell. ann there i not the leaſt. Ground ſor 


this Staty 


z tho it comes from. proce that Was at 


0 2 0 bf Supa for pr 3 of n rear t 
4 2 and his Behayiour to the Bimop 21 
d and. Co; and yet he owns near. all, 

E he defended the Latin againſt the. Biſhop, and 


as ſent back without Orders, 7. e. was refuſed ; 


nd 1 nothing but a farther Examination. This 
ings to 1 . 0 a Paſlage of Dr. South's, in his 
k againſt Dr. S 158 after he had knock d all 
hoolmen;. Oth Head, and left em for dead; 
'q e pleas'd 10 retch forth his Golden Steptre. 
Heontradittion, and reſtore them 10 Life. again. 


| 7 b "of. ;Forgery und ES... * a f 
364 286 6. Speaki I «I 1 eser eee is im 


ty Reviling; and unhatdſomly Reproving : He 


1 he 15 (Lewds. "Senſual, Deviliſh, even to aſſaulting 
3 Women at Noon- Da, and in his Gown : Now let a- 
Y ny. Perſon; of common Senſe judge if theſe Characters 


can be made to agree: For if I were that open, 


undiſguis d, ſcandalous Sinner he makes me, durſt I 
| be-{o. ſharp upon others? Muſt I not expect. 22 


- | every. Reproot,. to be told my own, and have my 
- | Mouth flop pp 'd with uy own: 3 Practices? 
I have indeed reproy d th P 
# 8 785 other groſs Immoralities, but never 
1 in my Life, that 1 we remember, | met with any 
© | Ai ch eply; ; or ſo much as, Phyſician, heal. thy Jelf. 
Bunt if I aſſault umen at Noon-Day, why. don't — 
their Relations, bring. their Action of © Aſſault > 
..am, ſufficiently known, agd have Enemies more 


* 


1 1 enough, to take ſuch an Advantage, againſt me. 
| 


1 But if by aſſaulting (which is very improper) he 
fe F Picking up; at; once more declare, before God 


and the World, that I never committed Fornication, 


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"0 much, ay a4 5 . 180 offer a; to or up any 


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hope the Reader is now . d, that every one of N 
em are not ENTIRELY- Thr Children of that fer : 


| goes... out his Arrows, even bitter Words» — In bis Mo- 


erſons for Swearing, 3 


1 can, by, Aut hentick Teſtimonies,” dilptove-. I 
outtood/ Where I am b. not 


Tonfiderit 


Eſtate; and of the cleareſt Character”; who: des 


me came do ny 
_ of my Charader,” 


Wind, 0 "phe Uynemen of” his Right 
tutte het Perſon, Di 


beſſden Ser yants, f 
Pere * Madman). 7 Ink ſo tive m Danger © of 


7 ont Ine A . Ee 2 W ! a 


1 f 10 doing: ve 1 had; 10 many 
Adverſafſes, as Thive; would have Wo e bee 
Wd bronpht her to cönfrönt me: And indeed Lea 
not but admire, and ad 


bf God, in reſtrainiug 
ler when fo mal 


Human, and Diabolical Ma. 
4 Men have been not 6hly 
Alpers c. but Frorn again, © to the Lofs or Danger 
of W Lives, that no one has been ſubornd "6 
ch Fa Wirk taking a Furſe on the Road ; vt 
=p 4 T Raf ard to me; or to affitm tliat be cur'd 4 
z Clap; or found me Drunk in 4 Farb- gits l. 
| ok Me 3 or in a Rennel, and carried me home 
but have been ſo fat kt to follow their own l 
entions; as to charge me with nothing, but N 


well known in this Neigt 
much! befriended, (and who can expect las 
- whom 1 live near) that my Wife ane 


Children 2re in Northampt 
Gentlewoman, younger kan in) ſelf (with 


greaveſt fr in the Kingdom, fie ing with me it 
the Houſe ; a- Perfon of à very gobd Family and 


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long; and well ace minted in theſe Patrs, N 
Houfe oh 1 could not have miſt 

were I gui y of fuck barefz& 1 
Inméralſties, 805 Son 0 ach, 


vrayeth 4 Jef 7 And is it likely,” _ 
iter, and: "hos rk 158 
chere being no" other Woman; 
the Honfe, (elpecialx ik 


fo Led a "Mifcreant,” 


Aan 42 
1 He char; mne gd. 50 lefg chat 
ſou; ere T. * 3 15 3 3 — hack 


dore the gracious Providetide 


one, which I call my 

Home: And that 1 haye. has for kheſe 2 Yeats, 2 
__ Widow 
2 Maiden Daughter about 16) Siſter to one of che 


of * b 1 * 
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nothing like an Oath; nor will any 
certain, lay any ſuch Thing to my Charge. 
As to that - fooliſh Slander, that the Diſenters 
pull d down their own Meeting-Houſes; I reply with the 
Clergyman, P. 31. What cannot a May believe who' be- 
 tieves that? He may ſure be brought to fwallow the Be- 


Windows, but as they did the 
Meeting Houſes, to plunder, pull down: and burn, 
and as they had refoly'd,"if' they could have found 
Mr. Burgeſs, to throw him into the Fire ;) I chink it 
my Duty, againſt a Pvenchify'd; Rabble, to. have de- 
fended my Houſe as long, and ſold my Life as dear 
asT could; and I am till of the ſame judgment, and 


AI as Reaſons can never convince 2 Thinking-Man 
of the contrary.” But Why is it Hig 
thoſe whom the Queen declar d ? He tells us, 
Page 10% He that proaches[the Dolty 


uhes[ the Dol rin of Refiſtunte] und 
ho #has praflices it,” is a-Rehel 70 Gud and the King. A 
Rebel to God and che King; there's ſpecial Grams 


mar, like his Tutor's Perils of Rulſe Brethren - I al- 
ways thought it had been againſt Does any one ſay, 
to rebel to the King? Tho ſome may pretend to be 
Jor him. But what Xing is this? We 


for, him. I t have, God be 
praiſed, a Queen on the Throne; and the nent Ex- 
pebbant is à Princeſs. Im afraid he means the Perſon 


f * 


whom uo Mum dares name; and thinks him a Falſe Bro. 
her that won't pledge the ſu mne. 
Page 8. He tells the Reader, He (i. e. B. 


be would haue made ſtrange Havock; and: y er there. is 


es 


lief of Tranſulſtantiation in Time. Good Mrs. Hearſt 


I cannot ſay fo of youv Vindicator ; for no one but a Child 
would offer to argue as he does. And as to his bag and 
barbarous Reflections on the Reverend Mr. Hoadly, I 


leave this Beginner to his Mafterly Pen, if he ſhall 
think kim worthy of his Chaſtiſement. But that's a 


moſt viſlainous Attempt to direct the Mob ro St, Peter's 


For, and tell them, Page 12. Vengunce ſhould begin there 
nnn 


Yeaſon to roſiſt 


t Tim Mſaderm Fanatic. Patt ls 
not what is, Eſpegially when he adds, Page 1. Tate 
tler Re bels wene harr ied on by their Zeal for a god Cauſe: 

and tis plain he endeavours to kindle the ſame con- 
ſuming Ztal again n 


5 


| „ 1% 1 Ch. LETS. 
age 13. ds talen up in reviling me: 1ff. For boaſt- 
ing lob ehe Gregtineſt f my Family - Whereas Lſaid no: | 
wore but that my Father was alxays a Royaliſt: and 
foil or King Charles the Finſt, from the Beginning 
Priſetter, being en a Cornet, which is no great 
Poſt{z-and; was Wer after for̃e d. both abroad and at 
ome: to earn his Bread; but, God be prais d, ne. 
vctrde beg it: Nor as he beholding to any; but God 
andi his un Induſtty; tho he might have expected, 
bis leg Services hauld be conſider d at the Reſtora- 


LS k 
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tion. ay 5: 22219 Wi 1 4 : §˙ð⁊—.̈ꝗö!ꝛꝗ . 
93 1 2 . 2 "TE „ 1 8 
Sd Thenext Crime he charges me with, is accufing a 


aheyit and ſpeak gag ainſt their Bret hren, and ſlander their 
ous Meters Song. o Which the Letter of the Clergy- 
man replies, Page 31. He. who dan outdo you; two that 
Heaws\ ic:4-gfeas Proficient. in that, noble Science: Aud let 
 thovgs: hum that he has, wounded, at far as in him lay, 
the Refwtorrph of eme worthy Men, for which he muſt en- 


5 


pelt to beg gal ve fevere Accounts unleſs he repents, 
anduitakss them Al r be Public, aud Honourable Amends ; 
redn, But I did it, he ſays, without the leaſt, proper 
andetecfſary. Teſtimony. Do nor I refer to his Unkle =» 
for my firſt Charge? To Mr. Eberal, for that Paflage, 
Wiel King William deuitted; To Dr. Bopſe, and 
Me a ker, for his drinking the Pretender s Health 
hy: Times, by the Name of King James the Third? 
the ie len, naming his Trade, and Place of Abode 


in Haßerd, for his Prophaneneſs and Injuſtice; (and 


Bae the Head of an Houſe has ſent for Mr. Ryley, 
and:examin'd him, and he ſtood to the Truth of it) 
to MT. Anthony Clark; and to his poor Haber uoman, 
who de ſtill alive there? And had I put in the Names 


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0 Pther * nebors at 9 erm 1 SAL. 1 OT « J 4 * * . S* 


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ö 1 ha of 7 A0 0 weben! it came bb 2 Try al "x6 1 * 
pected; and he has his füre Remedy at e both 


| Common and Civil) I ſhall perhaps habe my Evidence 


to ſeek; for one of the Chief has been tamper waithz 


/ and defir'd to unſay what he had {aid ; | butthe'7/olpone 


that was with 12 7 met with this motrifying Anfwer, 
© hat he would (if call * to it) declare, not only that, 
bur much more. ed 1: LT og 5 
As to the next Charge, thar 1 betray, revilch and 
ridicule'a Church that gives me. my Bread; 1 never eat 
any but whar God x gave me, to whom 1 pray; and not 
to the Church, Give me this Day my daily) Bread. 
What 1 have is owing (under God) to my own: honeft 
Labour, in inſtrucking Louth. But who moſt riditules 
the Church and all at 1 is Sacred, I, or the Doctor 
and his Vindicator, T leave to God, and everyferious 
Chriſtian to judge. There is yet no Anſwer to that 
Part of my Book, and Tam ſure no one canſhew in 
that, or any elſe of my Writings, a Word againſt: any | 
real Part of our Conſtitution, but only their Traditional 
Cuſtoms, and palpable Diſorders ; and I think tis the 
greateſt Faithfulneſs to the Church to point out What 
Is amiſs; ſince a Convocation may ſoon amend it. As 
to my Profeſſion, that for the laſt 21 Tears 1 have done 
10 one the leaſt real Wrong; I (aid, that I know of; yet 
I always pray with David, Lord cleanſe me from” my 
ſecret Sins ; there may be ſome I never perceiv'd, or 
have forgot: But I hear of none yet that js chargd 
upon me; tho there are Eyes enough upon me, nicely 
and maliciouſfly (as this Author words it) to pry into 
my Behaviour. And as to the Doctor, I ſee nothing 
bur one or two Circumſtances that do not enter the 


Merits of the Cauſe, in which I am wrong. Let, 


P. 14. he lays me under conſummate, i. e. finiſh'd Re- 
robation ; (a Doctrine which he ſcarce believes) and 


ater all, 0 prays God (how heartily let any one judge) 


my give me; and puts this prophane Remark into 
hi 'Whig's 2 Von are 7100 pious. (here's: Lan 
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as if. I had ever been High Chush, or 


Calculation of the Diſlenters:, They are a poor deſpica- 
le handful | of aſpiring. Schiſmaticks ; ſo inconfiderable in 


can newer be ſuperiour to us, till our Sins have provok'd 


aud their Goodueſs induc'd God to ſuffer one to chaſe a 
Thouſand. If they were, as he computes, our Country-men 


ought not to be ſo deſpicable in our Eyes, for he that 


deſpiſeth his Neighbour finneth, and why doſt thou ſet at 


2 Brother? But he muſt certainly be out in 
his Reckoning of one to a 1000. I believe the Eu- 


i » Diſſenters, and Presbyterians of North Britain, if 


once we come to tell Noſes, will very near mate 
(bor ought 1 know exceed) the Number of Church- 
mem; and if from a Prohibition of all Commerce 


(Which is ſo highly commended) and the gentle Re- 
Proof of throwing Stones into their Houſes, a further 
Rare od enſue, the P etender might make his 


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triumphant Entry, and the Church of Rome would 
ſoon make both know to their Coſt, that ſhe yaſtly ex- 


_ceeds for Numbers, and can out-poll us all; and then 
He confeſſes, P. 27, Where there is an Abſence of 


: theſe Vertues (natural Affettion to bis Kindred," and Gra- 


titude to bis Benefaftors) the Man is a Monſter, and fbould 
be treuted as, ſuch: Yet he had own'd his Churliſhneſs 
to his Uncle, who is not pretended to have given him 
any Cauſe of Offence; and his ſcurrilous Treatment 
ol the Biſhop. of Sarum, who help'd his Mother into 
a. College, which is ſomething better than an 7 
ſo by his own Principles the Man is a Monſter, &c. 


As to that Excellent Lady, P. 28. a lofty Title for 
4 Country-Apothecary's Widow, and the extraordi- 
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The Story of the Uncle is _confels'd ; therefore 1 
Hall only oblerre in the Cloſe of iy, 7:26. his wiſe 


h is ſomething better than an Hoſpital ; 


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Parts of it ate oy jor y true, twill gain very lirle B 
lief in the World: For if ſhe nevet knew him 


of any immoral, nay of any childiſh Action, it will fo I 
Jow. that either the knew N little of him, and fo i Kd 
not a competent Witneſs, or that he was ſanftify'd Ike 
Se. John the Baptiſt from the Womb, and yet even he, 1 
belteye, might have done ſome childiſh Action in his 


Time: St. Paul confeſſes that when he was a'Child he 


(as ſome ſtile him) in his'very Childhood' was abov 


Al theſe. I wiſh he could ſay with him in the nent 12 
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itting this Part MF the Atbdfueion,/ ag. 


0 the Univerſity. I did not ſay to all the Family t 


might be ſome (and here is an Account of one) that 
he carried it fair to: Her Words are, P. 29. [So far 
bt as relates to MF SELF) ſhe ſhould have ſaid, and my 
Adeceas'd Husband, and the reſt of my Relations, if 
e would have clear'd him. As to the Reflections on 
the Dothors Grandfather, which, if true, border on 
the Sin of Cham; I refer' the Reader to his Uncle's 
Pkinted Account, who aſſur' d me he is nothing ackin 
_ ro the late High Sheriff. of Derby, and then how can 
tter ſeems all of 
2 Piece, and not at all to the Purpoſe. Let the Vin! 


the Doctor ded So that the whole L 


dicator ſums up the whole Evidence with this Deciſve, 


F. zz. That this But is a Kaight of the Poſt.” ſhould T 
let the World know what he is, 2 Pulpit would not 


BD . "the Hrteſt — r Did Fma 3 


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abe uA Child, thought at a Child, but St. Cheverel, 


Account of the Family, which the Uncle has at large 
confuted in Print, not to weaken the other, as it miſt 
With any thinking Perſon; ſeveral have obſer d as well 
28 I, tis nothing to the Purpoſe. My Words were, 
He ir reported to have turn d a hitter Enemy to the Family | 
bat maintain d him a poor Orphan at School, and ſent him” 3 


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Poverty were a 720 5 ſt Reproach. But withal, I would 
a. 


2 But P. 38. About the Welch Confederates, he 
plays the Fool yet more egregiouſly, and makes his 
Whig (ſtill owning himſelf ſuch) confeſs, that if a Story 
be black-enqugh, we defire no more. Can it be-imagin' 4 
chat he would thus betray che Secrets of his Party. 
As to his Political Diſcourſe, p. 39. and 40. about ex- 
<> ging che e * al * by Ver- 


any Oarki, Or 47 any 1 more 26g He FI) e 
an ure 1 had it from good Authority. If I am a 
Knight 275 the Poſt-for a falſe Report, which I really. 
thought; and ſtill think to be true, what is he for 
forging a Paper, as under my Hand, with Date of 
Time and Place, and publiſhing it as ſuch ?? 


expreſly ſay, P. 15. 7 would not be ſo underſtood, us 


have the Son o demean himſelf as ſachs and 


not as if he were Son to the firſt Dake in the King- 


dom. The inſolent Reproaches on that very learned 


Prelate, P. 34 -That he has almoſt routed the Doftrines of 
the Church of England, and brought them into Contempt 
and Diſuſe; and the very filly Banter about the Pig, 


Scotcb<Cloth,: and Braun, much like the Shifts on the 


Laurel Hedge, deſerve a ſevere Cenſure from the Con- 
wecation;:ior his Dioceſan; for he has taken the ſureſt 


Way to pO Epiſcopacy, and bring the Per ſous and 
Authority of Biſbops into utmoſt Contempt: And ne- 
ver Was that Prophecy more evidently fulfill'd, Ha. 3. 5. 


The Child ſball behave himſelf proudly againſt the ene, 
and the (Baſe againſt the Honourable. 


But ſee the Abſurdity of this 1 9 — be 


1 the Whig, P. 37. applaud him, and that with 


an Oath; Why, Faith, I don t know what to ſay to you; 
I believe thou t male me turn Tory. I ball run, in my 


Zeal, and break B. t's Windows. Thar $ a wile Stroke: 


To. break Windows.is (he confeſſes) the true Zeal: 


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Wie come now to the Matter of the Biſbop of Sar: 3 
and the Service he did the Doctor's Mother; where : 

| he: wilfully miſconſtrues my Meaning, as if I re. 
proach d him with his Mother's Poverty; whereas 1 


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VvVould not have gone from the Bar, but upon the firſt 


which he calls a Revolution Principle, like the Doo: 
Revolution Party; and we know how well they are afs 


; Reign , when Men were condemn'd for Innuendo s. 
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did the Errand they were: ſent upon, juſt reprov d the Fa- 
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This Youth wal: — job 1 fle Took: FA: ſonic 


s, High: Church=Tyrauny {| that 
ioclefian's; If he had been on Col: Sydney's Jury, he 


Sight of Nero, in his Cloſet-Papers, have pronouncd 
him guilt)y; yet he has the Impudence in the next Line 
ſult the laſt Parliament; and p. 4. the late Lord 


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mily, for not illuminating 
went into the Room: Then they ſtuck in the Holes 


Nonſenſe as what he has put into the Mouth of his 


WWhig ? If you can prove this, (about the Woman in 
Fleetftrent,) then we are Sons of Belial, Rogues, and uhat- 
ever youll pleaſe to call ut. He makes him put the 
whole Reputation of his Friends on this Iſſue, whe- 
ther a Story (which he owns to have been common 
7 own-Tatk) were true, or falſe; for the ſame Stones, 
_ inſtead of one, might 


have kid ſome Hundreds: 
And then he adds a moſt prophane jeſt; that ſhe had 


4 Funeral Sermon in man) Meetings ; is look'd upon as a 


Martyr; and is call d Stephen sSifter.: But behold 


_— Worſe Abſardity. He makes his Whig tack 
think the Nillian (meaning me) deſerves the Death be 


alt 10 be ſton d into the other World; for t i not 
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be Jack a falſe Knave as this, God bleſs e cee 
fag J. And yet (prodigious Ignoratice and Sorifhneſs 9 : 
he makes him 2 ſtanch BAS again but two Leaves 
farther; and after he had call'd me, in otic ſhort Pa- 
ragraph, Villain, Fellow, falſe Knave, and made it ne. 
ritorious ro knock my Brains out. He ſays, P. 50. In- 
deed Neighbour you banter too much, Mr. B-—t is in the 
right. And himſelf had faid before, ſhe had a Funeral 

Sermon itt many Meetings, "as a M , becauſ- "i ſhe Was | 
fon d ro Death; and yet I am 4 Villain, not fit to live, 
for reporting it; If I ſhoold be murder d (as there is 

no Stone teft unturn d to procure it) my Death will, 

in a great Meaſure, lie at ern, rv LI Door. 
While I am Writing this, the Husband of the Partxg 
deceas d came to my Honſe, I having ſome Days be- 
fore deſir d to ſpeak with him; and declares, that he 
and his Wife went to bed as well in Health, except a 
Couth, - as ever in their Lives; that after they had 
been ſome Time in Bed, there came in abundarice of 
Stones at the Window, ſome reach'd to the Bed; his 
Wife was immediately taken with a Fright and Si-. 


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their judgment, that the Fright was the Cauſe of "1, 
her Death. The next Morning, as many Stones as 
fd 2 pretty large Boxes, were found in the Rooms 
and Balcony. Now e if the Mob, in Obedience to 
che Doctor and his Vindicator, had diſpachd me 
s, for this Story, I ſhould have had Naboth's Fate. as 
to the Circumſtance of het being with Child, (which 
is nor material) Town Twas miſſnform'd: And I had 
declared before, that in fuch a Variety of Matter, 
after tlie utmoſt Caution, I might be miſinform'd,' 
and that I Would readily confeſs my Miſtake. — © 
he Page g. We have à Parallel drawn between King 
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bim, atteſt it, (as this Author ſays) he will ?. Tutchin, 
be ſafe, was ſent out of the World with bis Head broke 
but the King was ſent into the, other World without, his 
Head, This comes very near the Iriſpman's Bull, that 
St. Patrick ſwam, to Holybead with his Head in his 
Teeth: Was not King Charles's Head buried in the 
ſame Coffin with his Body? And how then was he 
ſent without it, any more than the old Woman of 
70 Years (tho not much above 50) who. died as fair- 


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ty of a Dropſy as any one in the Bills of Mortality. We 
haye ſoon after another Falſhood in Fa&, that the 


| Drawer's Noſe in Greenwich was ſlic'd off : Why then 
are not the Actors in this Tragedy Proſecuted upon 


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„het hortible Language is thar for a Miniſter > 


Next Line, there is a deal of Difference between you 
Saints and s Is not that a. Scripture Term? And 
ought it then to be_ridiculd ? And if they neither 
0 be Partakers of the Inheritance of the Saints in Light 2 
Again, What a villainous Reflection is that on the 


Queen and her late Miniſtry; Page 46. That if 


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the Whigs had kill d a Biſbop or, 4, Parſon, he doubts 
_ whether they would have been hang'd for it a little while, \ 


Is had ſaid, that even Diſſenting Miniſters have con- 


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tribüted to Church of England Lecturers. This, he 
tells me, i 4 He. Is not Mr. Millourn a real Church- 
man in his Account? Yet he, I affirm, has receiy'd 
ſuch Contributions: And yet this confident Writer 
Will give. the Lye to a Fact he knows nothing of. 
Soon after he ſays, of Six worthy Copformiſts, of ther- 
_ guiſe Morals than he and his Doctor, that they re- 
beide their 30 Pieces of Silver upon Judas's Terms, to 
betray their Sauiou : Who is now the Accuſer of. the 


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Repreſentative Body of the Nation had publickly. 
condemn'd, and who could not be defended without 

| a ſort of Schiſm, by diſowning the Fathers of the 
Church, a conſiderable Majority of whom are againſt 
him. He damns them by Half-Dozens for the Diſ- 
ciples of Judas. And P. a7. Fanatick luteuarm Sons, 
\of Moderation; charges em with Hereſe and Schiſi, 
' and ſays at the Bottom, I thought Thad a. fair Oppor- 
tunity ; and he could not poſſibly deny himſelf the Plea- 
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The two next Pages, 48 and 49 are taken up with 
à certain Peer, his Coach horſes, Turret, and his Lady's. 
Shifts, of which being wholly foreign, enough al- 
ready. Page 50, 51, 52, and 53, ate ſpent upon 
that wretched ſenſeleſs Sophiſm about Advocates in 
Heaven ; this gives him an Opportunity which I 
ſuppoſe he is as glad of as the laſt, of railing at his 
Betters, to ſhew his Skill in Greek, and let me know, 
Page 52, that an Engliſþ Treatiſe only is level to 
my Undeſtanding ; whereas I could a thank Gd) 
read a Greek Author before he was born, at leaſt 
before he could ſpeak. I met very lately with two 
Doctors and another eminent Divine of the Efta-. 
bliſh'd Church, who all agreed twas a meer Evaſion, 
like his Tutor's Speech; and the laſt ſaid he was ſur- 
} prizd to find any Plea offer d at, not doubting. but 
the Fault would have been laid on the Printer. He 
tells us zecoie- is in the Margin render'd Advocate: 
Our Church-Bible of a late Oxford Edition has no 
ſuch Word, nor any Bible I have; and therefore 
he who blames Biſhop Stilingfleet for falſe References, 
21 ſhould have told us in what Bible it is to be found: 
f. | But without Recourſe to the learned Languages, e- 
r- | very Exgliþ Reader is a competent judge whether 
e- || the Text he quotes, Rom. 8. does not confute him; 
to. The Spirit helpeth our Infirmities, and maketh Interceſſion 
he | for us with. Eroanings that cannot be utter d. And are . 
i | there {ufirmities or Groanings in Heaven? Who ever 
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keene at 
* as þ wo ro ae of Grace and Supplications to inter- 
44 * or N felvss, and can he poſſibly call*d another 


Advocate in ber efpecially when Jelus Ebriſt i is ſo often 
AiVd by the Ohe of Eng/avd 
83 that the 1 4p Popery againſt the DoSor: holds good, 
_ -notwithilanding t xr filly tranſparent Shuffle 3 and few. 
will think l carer the better Proteſtant, for Wing 
* 1 — Page. 12. «moſt Iofallible Prelage. | 
— have two notable Pieces of Profaneneſs. if you. 
love a * br. his. Scripture Stories, — may as well love Dutch 
Nin k had been well for the r if he had met with 


1 the Story of Eliſba, tho in a Tavern Chimney, fince he has 


not leifyre to ſtarch the Scriptures, rather than make what an 
4 enam declar d it, ſuch an unpardouable Blunder. But 
poſe the Doctor and bis Champions too (7b. 4 710 = 
ak 10 — 5 ON and Tapeſtrys 18 Fright 
is ae ) Thieves Tories, Nn 
3 
2 toget od before! P. 54, He calls the Church, as he had 
done before, The ftrong Man's Houſe, which Chriſt undeniably 
uſtes to fignify (Mer. Tz. _ and Mar. 3. 27.) the Kingdom of 
San: Here ie 3 ſpecial Son of the Church, to make ĩt not 
Den of Thieves, but the DoviF's Caſth! 
At length, P. 38. we are came; to the 2d Antiole, dhe 


"_ it with a Charge upon me, P. 5. This Fellow R. y 


know wes expell'd the Univer 


my he had been in inn 
A! zars: This he affirms round and oldly, without. £ 


any ſuch Reftriftion as Ius d about the Family thee brought 
up the Doftor, He is reported. and about the cipkipg-bout 
n ford. ire, The Town rings. as every one knows it did. 


18 anſwer to this Calumny, l declare, E never had the leaſt f 
Reprimand from any Officer of my College, or the EE, 


_ verſity; nor that 15 can Nb; from my Tuter 
here is my Teſtimonial from the College in N 5th Near, 
(bere bs plain they: declare me at that very Time one of 
© the Foundation, as I was two or three Tears 93 which 
I Will not, 225 he Dogor,: ut * e t 
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ores Collegii gane & Individue Trinitatis Canzabrigi IT, 
Biſſert in Artibus Baccalaureum, frimi anni ee . 
ejuſdem Collegii noſtris hiſce literis commendatum multis nominibus 
omnibus eaſdem in Lupus eſſe cupimus, eo quod apud nos per 2. 
mum triennium probe ec pie ſe ge(Frit, bouts artihus dili 
rem navevtrit, & ex ante alla etiam vita ſpem nobis Ka fury. 
rum eum Rei 13 22 7 ie non inntilem. In clus 5 ny: | 
deen Literis tſce un hop 
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% Eaukine, Gal. Laber. 
n. Brattell, Joan. Ekins. 


Fer to ſhew that himſelf has made. a. ee. pas 925 
greater Improvement in the Place of Polite Learning, he 

E "Preſently after, Therefore (tis a Wonder it Was. not 
"By ) Bt is 4 Blackhead and a Coxcomb. 

bs to the Charg e of taking the Degree of Doctor 3 W. 
- vinity, I never an it apes at leſs than 1097. at lea 
without uncommon Frugality, or even Parſimony :: But i 
the Doctor (as he publiſhes) has dedicated 100 ! \ 457 Anu, 
to his Relations, I fill affirm, he ought to maintain 
_ ther entirely, that ſome other Miniſter's Widow — 
it (of whom there are, alas! but too many) may come in 
ber Stead, eee to that d reflolice. Types, * Tim. Fo 


5 and 16. RY Cl | 
As to the C barge up upon me * my Leather . 
ih the Sent omg earts knaws I kept it no qtherwiſe) be- 


over-perſwaded, after much Importunity and many Re- 
, to preach. at à Chappel above two Miles from me, 
Abriss 2 Week; and in m * 116 3 wh 
| Prayers and 8 (as I conſtantly did) th iS Day 
F 5 one judge ii nr ack 
aftot ſuch hard Work ; and to have hir d oC 
have colt me more 9— > and ry Wi 2 Coach ok had 
two Horſes to ie into the Cou ntry 1 
bers; which, * hari would do. more compleatly. © + 
What an! of Falſhoods. j 544 this ſhameleſs Writer 
'd into one Page, viz. 62. ff. He fays, with the ut- 
105 23 Aſſürance (26 0X had. pak'd through his Hands) 
ö The Fellow's Tncame, at the.- moſh, is. nat 130 L por. Au 
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42 The Modern Fanatick. Part ll. 
Brotherhood here is worth ſomething, as his intimate Aegquain- 
tante can inform him, and I had fomething allow'd me for 
| Preaching thrice a Week, which was the only Occafion of 

my buying a Chariot: And J had another confiderable In- 
come, no wiſe depending on the Church; (as not a Shilling 
of Church-maney went to the Purchaſe of my old Chariot 5 © 
Adly. He ſays, what none but the coarſeſt, unbred Clown 
alive would meddle with, That my Wife only increas'd my Fa- 
wih, ens. e ſne did not encreaſe my Income, which 
is a great Falſhood. 3dly. He immediately ſer up his Coach; 

_ whereas *twas above a Year after I was married, having 
them no Child. Athly. As to my Stable, upon which he 
takes occafion to be very fooliſhly profane, there is a Turret 
with two thick Walls between that and the Church; and 
there was before a Shed with a Copper in it for a Waſh- 
houſe, in the ſame Place: Befides, the Maſter and the 
whole Chapter had view'd it about 3 Years before, and lik d 

it, and let it ſtand, till I brought ſome Abuſes before the | 
Lord High-Chancellor for Redreſs ; of all which I have already i 
publiſh'd an Account. 5thly, He ſays, I muſt farther add, that 

e was thus extravagant while his Siſter was ſtarving, and ſubſiſted | 
only by the Charity of her Acquaintance ; he turn'd her out of © 
Doors into this wretched State, becauſe ſhe reſum'd to tell him, 
| , *when ſhe found him playing the wanton with his Head in aWomau's . 
Boſom, that it was maecent and ſcandalous. I ſhall not, like 
the Doctor, boaſt of my Kindneſs and Bounty to my Re- 
lations 3 but only ſubjoin the following Atteſtation, drawn 
apo toy Siters owe derord, In her up re, 25 the reſt. 

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(c Hing read the Bock call'd The Vin dication of Dr. Sa- 
a cheverell, and finding there is a moſt notorious 
Slander caſt upon you, with reſpect to my ſelf, I think 
a myſelf under the ſtrongeſt Obligations, both from Na-. 
* ture and Grace, to juſtify you, and to give the World an 
Account of my particular Knowledge of your Converſa- 
_ « tion from the time I came to live with you, which was 
* T6 Tears ago. As to your Carriage to your Father, it was 
<< moſt obedient and obliging; Na TROY in his 
Company, -and thinking I was ſomewhat defective there. 
in: To thoſe” of your Relations that had need of our 
«+ Help, liberal" beyond your Power, and ts my ſelf the” | 


Dear Brother, 


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we; The Moder Ene, 25 | 
£ beſt of Brothers; inſomuch as a Lady here uſed to ſay to 
& me, You are always IG our Brother ; for which! 
thought T had great Cauſe. 45 to your Carriage here as 
e a Miniſter, there are many that will ſay, and more that are 
dead that did ſay, Iver never had the like of you, nor ever 
< expect to have; who preached half the Lear once a Day 
more than you were obliged, freely, and taught them 
e from Houſe to Houſe, fitting many Hours in poor Cot- 
( tages, to teach them and their Children; and charitable 
among the Poor to the uttermoſt of your Power: And 
„ as for your Chaſtity and Honeſty, I did and do believe 
c and ſay, that you were truly ſo; neither did I ever ſee 
& your Head, as de ſaith, in any Woman's Bo- 
„ fom. When I left your Houſe, you took a Coach, and 
« went with me to my Siſter, where you paid well for my 
e Board, ſo that I never needed or deſired the Charity of 
% any other Perſon whatſoever in my whole Life; and I am * 
bes ned by your Bounty comfortably. And as to 
1 c your Maid, Sarah Green, there is nothing but Falſhood in 
( the Report: You. took her for a Servant, and was to her 
* A good Maſter, and never pretended Courtſhip to her, 
4 and in my very Soul believe never touched her Cal nor 
« did I ever think otherwiſe : As to her going to Worſhip- 
ing Aſſemblies with me, you never aſl it, but when 
e ſhe had taſted the good Word of God there preach'd, ſhe _- 
„ ſaid ſhe lov'd me as her Mother, for ever letting her go: | 
d And the Reaſon of her leaving of you, as alſo of mine, 
* was your breaking up Houſe-keeping. As to the Truth 
" of 175 55 my Hand, mY Your Loving Siſter, 
I Nd lll! ian nat” 
© "ad my.Ouh,, FElis. Biſer. 
FPthly, The Whim of the Coach lafled but a little while 3 the 
were ſeized by the Man that fold them. I kept the old 
Chariot above a Year and a half, till it was almoſt worn out; 
and when iy was near. 5 /. a Load (3 times as dear as I 
ga ve at firſt) I ſold all together again, within 5 /. of what 1 
 Igaye, As to my Horſes being ſeiz'd by the Seller, here is the _ 
Rhe the very Day L bought them. @ © && &_ | 


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(which is bar the Price of one good Horſe) was intend 
_ for Yomp and Shew, of Uſe and venientce; tho i kww 
ſeveral wrong my on Functron) that have ker and do 
keep Conthes 16% than had) And Tan | rther af- 
fem, 1 gs ask'd for Money that was due twice in 
Lit: and DIG ſeldom at all. gt 4475 the Reader will 
ance #nd Abe wy | of that Boat which. 
Fo in the Month of 1 2 5 1 5 
N N 55 The 3 next Pages are * 
rence, of which enough before 
po . þ. 66. that the Doflor*; Behaviour was. 
f{ (which Treadify own in one Senfe to be true) 
he comes © that Pufſuge about the Biſbopof L— tow . 
u whom he baſtly reflects ; as if bis L——p had found 
Fault with the Larin, p. 67. in ſpite to the __ 7 . 
he fays, is the DoBor's 1 Teave the World 5 
: 1 ſo great a Man would eject a Candidate for Orders 
on fo flight an Account, and withour a further Examination. 
As to Mr. Price, his only Witneſs, he was diſcarded by 


- about the Mite 
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his L=—p for Reaſons he very well knows, and donſe· 
ently his Teſt is Hable to juſt Exception. 


As to the Charge about the Revolurion, King William, and 


e Nee, tet the World fodge whether 2 Certificate: of 


three Perfons that they did not hear him, are a Ballance fo a 
e Oath; and no TY was ever yet offer'd, why 

+ Seu, mould be pe in ele he is a Man of a good 
Elte, and nothring 0 to fully lvis Credir) without an 
| imaginable Wera. He 21 9 has 4 1 front  \ 
Mr. Samuel Parker of Oxford; if To (as ahother Writer has 
 latelyobſery'd) he would certainly have printed it, as. well 
as Mrv. FearfPs, and Sir John's; for tis an allow'd M 2 2 
De non emibus c. non „ N As to 1 * 
73 whoſe Genre be 


YT theſe two he ſays not a W : 
Me come next to Sir Chas Har, 
mus me Gert Sas Wor 8 35 N 

be. wage art ly Chaplain ar $i} Ch—— H Hs e ht 

(as an = may ſce) is'#&f#rr'd to Hin. che Truth of 


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| A * Hand; that in caſe it 


. Aſton, Sir Charles. was pleas'd, * his own Accord, 5 at 


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„Fraps g in d Vindication 75 De. Sachewrelt, raft p public þ 
e by vou, a partial and unfair Account of one e 
«eq {on „ originally came from my ſel tho? it was printed 
5 y Mr. Biſſer, intirely without m ray Knowledge, an with * 
« 4 Omiſſons and Miſtakes alſo; Ithought it proper 
 * to ſend the Doctor, 8 * a true Account * + mx 
at any time printed, he may not” 
{ © complain of my private Method of hurting his Reputa- 
4 tion, and may take what Care he can before-hand for his Þ 
« Vindication. Only I muſt ſay, that if the reſt of the 8 to- 


« ries which paſs of him, can be no detter clear'd than ge ; 4 


<4 hasCclear'd 5 in his late Book, he had better think . 
4 altering his way, both of talking, writing, and living, 

2 than de the Chriſtian Religion, — Church of England 
ee ſo much Diſſervice, as his Vain, and looſe; and mache. . 
4 Rian ConduRt at preſent, moſt certainly does to oy” 


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cj A Bout the Yo or” ok I was . 3 time! in tha” 
K Country at Tamworth, and occafionally at 4ſton, 
2 dp Birmingham ith e ; at the former of which 
Pages, the 1 98 Charitable and Learned Lady Clobery 
then liv'd ; and at the latter, her Son-in-Law,' SinCharles 
<« Holt, one of reat Eſteem alſo, for his known Learnin 
<c.. Bobriery, 3 5 Piety, in the regular Way of the Churk 
. of Eng P's that Living of Aſton fell void. At the ſame 
de time Mr. 7 n was at, or near Afton; as ha- 
„ing, I ſuppo e, been Curate to the former Incumbent, 
„ Mr. Pibxcabouſe, during his Sickneſs ; and fo 1 
=. converſant 1 In Sir Charles's Family. © Upon the Vacancy: 


<© the Lady Clobery's Defire, or both, to ſend by Mr. Alſo 


« of. Tae the kind Offer of the Place to me, if * 


5 < was agreeable to my Fuß at and Incl inations. 1 8 
« return'd hearty Thanks for ſo free would ro ay Offer ; 
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„ Dilibiration, I was fore d tb refuſe it. Upon this, it 
4% 22 lr dg ven to the Reverend Mr. Follief, who o] 
elles it /. Sele ſtill no Offer Aas wake af of 'to 


ing one Day with tue about that Matter, pen“ te e. 
« om. ge upon the Reaſons aſhe and Sit on les Had to 


Fr Charles Nrw h tb Kb hin Aſton 0 "Tat Bat Be. 
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„ Sith and Sernuſueſiiwhich birt e itn "Holy Or Art | 
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Wo « the 'very.Seryants;"Jeſt upon the Tüten * This . 
I here atteſt under my Hand; and that the 
( cauſe have (6'often Aeclapd it to others, es 
« jn the leafttdrearh” qd of beiag nam'd, as L 9 Te 
1 which otherwiſe might be ſupf os'd capable of provoking 
e aggravate Fh ngs agalnſt "him. And I think that 
his Vindication of himſelf, as well as all his late Con- 
c duct, do ſhe w; that this Lady and her Soh-in-Law were 
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1 Ronge 5 . Cond: Parkin ec. As to 8 Naw 
ver heard of, or 3 one 2 and ſhe has oſten been (fince ſhe 
© me) at my Houſe, to ſee me and 1 my Wife; a we have 
both a very great Reſpett for ther, .as being a very. pious {| 
Ad blameleſs Maid. I ſent to the Place. Where thediv?d a- 
9 5 out. two Years after mine, and to another where I thought 4 
he might be heard of, but they could give no Account 3 
| Fbere ſhe lives; but 1 have met. with her by a ſtfange 
} p * Chance at a Friends bn mine pon POD; W ſhe fign'd' h 2 


. toll 3 l Certificate; | JC 
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1 e e 26 tho Hier irs Thor the e e 
Book'calld,. The Vindicatiba. of Dr. Cuche verell, conerrnin 
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ills . the Genrlewornian's Drathh: In the fair Copy deliver d to 
; - the Bookſeller {poke of her as alive; and alter'd it pon 

OY - the Authority of one that I thought knew better; but 100 

Miles and more was too far to en of a fudden ; yet this is 

not very material, the foul Dealing is the Ame. 01 

And ſince my Book has been out; Ihave recely'd a Meſ- 

ap e from a near Relation of Mrs. , that *tis as bad 

— 2 At. than I have repotted ; ¶ it ure ende as bis Vindi- 

. Kater affirms, p. 79. with all the Honour and Fair! Dealing that a2 3 

s Alan tan fu; Why does he not get ber Anf eſtario : Bene 


5 ha it, ie it guſt; Md fair.to ie a Gentleman's Daughter, 

1 Aud carry on the Intrigue without his Knowledge or Leave? 

* the > DoQar, gad ſuch Ethics ta his Pupils, Parents had need 

be uppn theilt 3 1 But if her Father be dead, and “e. 

8 eubiegh to tempt. any Man to tate her, why does not the 
N bf Addreſſes 2 For I was aſſur d by a very ere, 

le Pexſon, that in one af his Letters is this Expreſſion,” 

5 God . mes F ever I forfake yon: And now ought this 

Fin Be $0 loſe his Tongue and Hand for this Story. . Ind 

_ they 1opg "for A French Co bern ment, in hich ſuch arbitrar 5 
gente nees may pa, and Rt woulddoſe them and his Liſe 

toch if they: Ade find a Rabble or Ruffians 92 their Turn, 
A to the Ich Article of great Immodeſty; the Doctor 


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| knows! ne ſuch Perſon Ai e but the Letter from 
ae Gans we Avi 2D rubb⸗ d whe his cp one 5 


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23 The Malen Ft., Part I. 
1 2 Name in my Account, Which he willfully 
* Mito a Fellow Collegiate that ſhe was married to. 
s to the Wench at the 5 87 know not what he calls hies 

| Progreſs, ot whether he owns any, but the Fact he has not 

in the leaſt diſown'd. The Whimfical Saying at the Chriſt- 
ning too is not denied, as if for a Parſon to be the Town- 

0 Bull were but a Whimſey, or as it is, p. 82. a Trifle 3 but the 
Vindicaton takes his Riſe hence for a moſt profane Banter up- 3 
on the New Birth and Religious Diſcour ſe; yet I dare not ſay E. E 

1 deſerves to loſe his Tongue or Hand, but this I will lay, ſuch 2 7 a } x 3 

Tongue and Hand are not very fit for a Pulpit 


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As to Sir J. Wer's Letter, tis no more to the Purpoſe 
than Mrs. Hear/fs ; for he only teſtifies as to that Part which 
belongs tome, whereas heſhould have ſaid, As to the Doctors 

Behaviour at my Houſe, to my certain Knowledge he was 
not diſorder'd with Drink. I baye heard it fince confidently 
|. affirm'd; as I had it at firft from two greater Perſons. than 
= Sir J. who being fo veryſober himſelf, makes no Scruple to 


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term one he knows not, a Madman. 
Page 83. He gives us à Taſte of bis Charity: I protefl, T . 
am afraid the Whigs avill wor ſbip the D—1, and offer their Sans and + 
Daughters at his Altar: If all his Proteſtations and Oaths | 
Have no more Truth and Sincerity, he, too, may come to the 
Herr oh io ĩͤ he 2H POS. 
As t6' the Gaming, he denies patping z but jeſts it off, 
with being a great Dab, and playing on Sundays. And as to his 
 _ Menaces, p. 84. I defy him, and all his intimate Friends, 
= with whom l can ſoon be much more than even; and after 
| this Taft of his Veracity (for I have by authentick Teſtimo- 
| nydiſproyderery Tittle) the World will not be over-haſty - 


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Tor the Parallel he drawe, p. 85, and 86, between my Caſe” . 
3 ud the Doflor's, About our Places; concluding, p. 8. himſelf 
is equally guiſty; nay, mine is a Beam, and his * a More 3 
and conſequently, the Argument holds ſtronger againſt me. 
lo have a Living fifty two Miles from Town, and I have 
© a Place ina Collegiat Church here: But is there no Difference 
between a Collegiat Church. and a Parochial, as both his are? 
Between the Extent of the Precin® of St. Katherine, and. the 
Pariſh of St. Saviour's, Southwark, which contains, I believe, 
four times as many Souls. Beſides: (what is the main Diffe- 5 
rence) IL have but four Weeks here in a Quarter; when 
thoſe e out, 1 have nothing a do in the Geh Whereas 


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Parochial Duties conftantly. I have 8 Months in the Year to 
reſide, as I and my Family conſtantly do, upon my Cure; 
and I belive the ſtricteſt Reſident, taking one Lear with ano- 
| ther, is very near as much abſent from his Charge: I have 
but à Days Journey, and he at leaſt three; I never. fail to 1 
he there every Quarter, and tis well if he go one a car. 
As to the 12th, ſure. there never was ſuch wretched no 
I Shuffling fince the World ſtood : I charge him with divers 
% Falſhoods, both in Doctine and Fact; which. he lays hie 
Thumb compleatly upon, and would perſwade the World. 
the Weight of the Article lies ny upon preaching an oſd Sermon 
to ſo great an Auditory. The Decency of which be proves 
from the Practice of Jockeys and Ship-Carpemters, And what _ 
is abſtirder yet, he makes the poor Whig concur with him, 
p- 89. \Tthink you have ſaid enough upon this Article; when gůe 
. E fid juſt nothing, but left the Falſhoods and Forge 
% on ĩ PP 
As to the Poſtſcript, p. 90, and 91. I am fairly acquitted; 
and therefore let the II/ Dean, Mr. Ryley, and the poor. 
MWaſber- woman, exc. anſwer for themſelves, and agree the 
Matter with the Doctor as well as they can. But I believe |} 
very few are of the Vindicator's Mind, p. 92, that theſe arne 
but TRIFLES, and almoſt allow'd Peccadillo's ; ſure they cannot . 
ſeem ſo from one that never did at School an Immoral or a 
Childliſt thing. Et Tu Brute, might Mrs, Hearft truly ſay to 
him, as Ceſ#r to his repured Son; What thou, my Child! 
whom I have talen to my own Arms; whoſe Youth was ſofullof 
the ſweets Modeſty, p. 31. and 10 leſs full of Manly Goodneſs TR 
I have read of Venia Sus, but never before of allow'd ones, ® 
even in the Church of Rome. I hope he does not preach ſuch 
Doctrine; if he does, there will be need, more than 
enough, of the utmoſt Endeavours of the Societies for Refor= | 
mat ion of Manners 3 when the Enemy comes in lige a Flood, toflop 
the Over flowing of Ungodlineſs. Concerning the Senſe of the ' 
Two 1 mention d in this Page, I will believe it when 
1 fee it under their own Hands, and not as we have it here, 
u I 
The whole 93d Page, is the fawcieft Atraignment of ſe- 
veral of the greateſt Perſons of the Kingdom, eſpecially the 
| renowned Duke of Marlborough (who is ſtill Commander in Chief, 
| by Her Majeſty's own Choice)" that ever came from an audacious. 
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| 3 7 Von, are all that the World has ot by 37 
Learned Treatiſe, A new Life the Doctor ha ko d 5 ive 
us ade d, UI. with broken Heads, broken be bro en 
Windows; and, as this Author hopes, and thanks God for VB a 
in the worſe Senſe, p. 95. broken Hearts. What a Life ic 191 
bere about him? But L have reaſon to think 5 the Clergys | 
man, in his Eetter tothe Doctor, p p- 26. A Time will come whew | 
Jon may quietly walk, the Streets, without being run After, and oy | 4 
F at, and when none will rake any Notice 0 You 3 3 and they de %% \ 


of. our Ifruel. This is indeed giving a new. Life, uch! as it is; 3 


dhe Vindlaarot has now done with me, except odly an 0 Aa 
st in the laſt Page to the Convocation, to Aeli uer me over, 1b 
Satan, ad cher off all. thoſe that trouble us. That ſo the true To- . 
e may . and Maſters Without 

x he reſt; p. 955, 96, 9% and. 98, 1 is a furious | 

1 Deelsmation againſt thoſe in 1 that fs call'd Moderate 

1 vow 5. all whom he declares, in his 3 of harity, 
8 5 90. Peru d before God and Man. He c © jj inſu ts them 
upon 75 M . of their parentage; 5 and fa 85 bey were born, 
P94; te tnbrace Dung hilt: As if God, W. Father of Pirie, 


mut know His Father was a Dean, 3 makes ki 
proud 38 if He had been a Dube, and ttariple | upon his 
hy as the Me, ibid. i. / Streets. no Wonder; 5 5 
he dictates: p: 56. T 694 babe ud Moderation. Sure he ne- 
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Fo  Mydiratih be Kb ung all Men, p. 98. "The Whig, re- 
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Glaft-houſe 5 (let me add töc, as foll as 4 Draupht-houſe), y et 1 
he Aeelstes If Thad tim I Winld be ſeven times hotter than I 4 am, | * 
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1 POSTSCRIPT, »: 


Cy E fame Author, as I have good Reaſon to beliches 4 
being reſolv'd to have ſome Notice taken of him, has 

pitch d upon an unexampled Piece of Folly; 3 to anſwer this 
| - Book, before it was publiſ#d, nay, before it was written, and to 
> | 4 Horetel what will be found in the ſeveral Pages. I wonder 

Any one that has the leaſt Grain of Thought, would ever 
take ſo much Pains to be laugh'd at; but tis the leſs to be 
wonder'd at, fince Solomon has obſerv'd, Ect leſ. 10. 3, When . 
he that is a Fool walketh by the Huy, his Wi ſom r him, and 
He ſaith to every one that he is a Fol. ; 
But of all his Follies, none is fo hands and bis | 
as the putting that Text of Scripture. in the Title Page, 
from 5% 139. b. 2. And underſtandeſt my Thoughts long 17 8 „ 
| which he manifeſtly, impiouſly, and I may ſay, blaſphe- 
| /, mouſly refers to himſelf, as knowing my 'Thoughts, ong 
before I Knew em all my ſelf; and to joyn that Verſe with a 
Vos of Sir Roger L. enge, 1 think adds to the Profanc- | 
 NEIS, 

I am affur'd his TY Feats are Aighty offended at 1 
acting this very weak Part; eſpecially at that Citation. 
There is, p: 6. a moſt impudent Falſhoood, which he well 
knows to be ſuch ; ſpeaking of the fog d Recautation in my. 
Name. [Tam of Suni that his Printer may be prevail'd po, 

1 to produce the Copy in his un Hand writing, and p. 14. Wd. 
„of me, He often declares he could eat the Heart of a Tory wit 
uy Pleaſure. I will not ſay (as he) Was there ever ſuch a darin 

|  , Knight of the Poſt? Bat this I will tay, there have not been 

| many ſuch licentious Miniſters. 

| The four laſt Pages are ſo dull and impertinent, that er 
1 * had Patience to read them out; and p. 13. his Lan- 

guage is ſo very coarſe and beaſtly, as a civil Carman would be 
_ aſham'd to.ufe, and none but à Geld-finder' (to uſe his own 
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