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ing of this Years Revolution, as alfo of
things paſt, preſent, and to come,

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A twofold Kalendar, viz. Falian or Engliſh,
Gregorian or Foreign Computations, more plain
and full tkan any otker, with the Sun and
Moons Rifings and Settings daily ob«
lerved, of general uſe for moſt men,

To which is added certain brief and plain Dire-
Ctions how to know the Hour of the night by
the Stars, with a new Methiod of Com-
pound Jntereft and Annuities,

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nwiry, ro endure for apy Term of years under 33..1s worth|
preſencly ac Intereft upon Intereftyar fix'in the h undred:
 2nd fhewing plainly how ro diſcount any Leaſt: in Be-
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£ ſjſſſ%];% S: of this Table. = TiSj6&|S
- D (Zct & | Thefirft Colmn towards che - m 0 '_o G
[——— - feft hand, Ghewethihe yeares of HS
t'1* |IO fa Leaſe or Anwity, acd right| 7 0[ 5 (T
» |1 19 |9 JgainſtcachYear, is the Years| 19 30{g 9
; 3.|3. |8 |[1- |Months and Decimal parts of 9 1r{r
Monecbs purcbatc, that ſuch :  [
4 13 5 [9 Les' L OES 20 Li|o
Raſe or Annuity is worth. 7
5 [4 j2 ]F. E;!zimpzſizſict'. ZI-! 19 3
6 |4 [12]0 | £oppoſe a Leaſe er Annuity] 32/1%0 |-
7 |5 |7 |© kecentinueten Yeares, and you 2312[; [s
8 |6 [a |5 [would know bow many years 24\12\6. |g
9 |6 |9 |c [rurchalein is worth in preſent 25 129
tolp |4 |; [59ne, look in the Table for i6\35t; 4
ten years of 3 Leaſe to the [:212 10
17 j1017 |icft band, and againſt the ſame|] 37/13/: l
1313 14 [6 [you thalf fied y,4,32-which fhew-| 29/:3/, "
13\s8 j\ro[z cth fach a Leaſe to be worth e- ſiqſſ\ctZ F l
! 149 |; [s _vcnzems four menths,and chreej; ſſU*ſſſiIJ - T;
) 2 tCath : Parts of a Months pur<-l 24 21 1B
j 129 5 [|chaſe. { 3T{£3/15 l,\
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buy cheReverfion of any Leaſe or Annuity,w : k chus, Sup»y

Poſc rhe Leafe ro be thirty years in all; you find in the ſe-

Ccond Table, and righr hand againft chircy, 13 years 5,
| monthg,and two renth Parrs of a monerhs: purchaſe ; rhis

T were worth, were it in prefenr poſſefſion. Bur ſuppole;

chere be a Leafe of five years (more or leſs) before your

Commence; leok in rhe Table againft'the five Years,and

rhere you find four Yearsgrwo M oneths, five_centh parts,
| halfs a Monerhs purchaſe;take rhis our of the ſum againft
6 | rhurty, which is 1339,2. 43235, Fhc remainder 1s 9, years
lf| fix moneths, ſeyen-renth parrsofa menrh.z and ſo much
is the Keverfion' after five years worrk, rhe rem+inder of
ehirty ye#rs, - This is uſefr) 2nd very cafe

  

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\Henry 5 1384 1412)] Mar.z20/g 512.58, Aug.z1 Weſtminſte:
Heary 6,1421.1422) [Aug.31138 61220, Mar, 4 Winſor

A Table of che Kings and Queens of Enzlaad fince the C(ſſſſſiqffi—ſiflſſ

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William 1%1013 1066310&.14 oLills93s vepti g/Cacn Nerm.\
William 2|1057| 1087,) Sep. 9{1211]580, Aug, 2\Winchefter' ) JM
Heary | 1,1069 109 Aug.2|35 4{545, Dec, 1jReding / "

Steph=n [xro5 11355\'Dec. 11811]$26,0809,2 5/Fc er 1am ||

   

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Hcm'y S L132\11543 Uct.zg J5 949 ]uly 6 Fountcſſ:—vſicſiff-)
Richard 4 1155,11894july 619 9.481, April 6|Founrevey, F
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Zflcnry 31207 1216|[O&.19};6 1]408, Nov:1s6|Weſtminſte,
Edveard 11239 1272,)No.16j34 81373, July 5|Weflminſte
Edward z\1283|1307;| July-7]19 613 543 Jane x5)Gloceter  |
\Edward 3 /1312/1326)| Janez5|;1 5130 5z June zl'Wefiminflezj

[Richard zl'\zssſſxz-n, ſun.21\22 318 1z Septiz 9 Wenminiter
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Edward 5|147.1 1483,| Apri.gſo 21197, June 18/Not hirown
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_—_ The Families United, : _ :
{Henry T[lag55hi 4By5y Au.zz}zz 8\i71,Aprod 21 Wetmmuae: |
'Henry -$[1491|i50f,}Apr.2243710{1134, Jan, 28 Winſor |
Edward 6|1537}1547,|Jan,28j6 5/127, July 6 Weſtminſter!
Qu, Mary|1518|t5539| July 61 4j123 Noy.x7 Weſtminſter}
Q Elizab-j1533 15 583 Nos 17]44 4 78,March 24, Weſlminſter|
"n S. 'ctſh_c Union of the two Kingdonis, p f
1602,| Ma.za\z> ©{55,March 29|Weſtminſte)
Charks 11600|162595|Ma.z9|131132 Janu. 3o/Winſor
Charls ,. 2 1630{1648,} Jan.zs|whem God granz long roReign,
—  — — — emn mn mn mn f eRn rr terne eB re iboe,
The World muſt now confeſs, 'that Monarchs are
Of him that ruſles above the chicfeſt cafe. \
He withgreat C aR LEs doth gently Peace feftors,
Heaven could not give us, nor We cCOvet mores
Hence Anti.monarchiſts, from' yo! there ſprings
$i8very ; but Freedor is from Heaven and Kingh

Then let all loyal hearts with us conctude,

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Return,or, Eſfſoint Exception,. |[Retutna Bre:)Days of Ap-]
| - nday+. - Mays.... yium. pearance,, |
OFabHil-Far, 20 Fanuary ©21\January, 22 fanuary 72
Qiita, Hile Fans 7 Fanugry,. . 28|Fenvary,  29) 7anuary ,* 3ol.
6raſt.Parif. Feb. 3|February - 4|February: 5\February 6
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Ouin,Paſc Apra6 April,,.__ 27 Aprit. . iSſſ-ſiApril - 291

Freſ. Paſc. May 3|May 4 May 5 May 6].
MenſePalc May L0) May M\May. 12\ May 13
Oum Paſc May 17 Hay - 18 May '19|May ;.., 20l
Craft Aſcen-May 31 'May 22/14y ;... 24 May 24
Craft.Trin, Fune 7 Fune 8\Fnne 9; Tane 19

| Of.Trin. Fune 14\Fune 15Yune 16-Fune— -— 19
DutnTrin Fur.2 Tf Funt zz'ct{}'unc 23 Trne Z4
Tref-Triz June 25 Fune 29| Fune 30, Fure 3oſi

| Tref. Mich.O#, 40/Ofsber. - 21[OHober” ® 22\08nber 23
Menf.Mzb Of, z7loctober 27|0Hober 25/OFober 29
Craft.Arim:Nov.3|November' *a\November 5{Novembey 6
| Craft. MareNouet ) Nevember 14|Novimber 15|November I5

| OF0b 2{zr.Nov 8 November TgNovimber” 1 November 22
| Quin.Mar-Nov. 5" Nourmber 26 November' 27\November 29

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| |>Notez The Exchequer” opens eight'days before any Term
iſi, begins, Excepr Triny-Term"'before which it opens only
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t\ " Directzons for the ſubſequent Diary,er Almanack.

1 FN thefirſt column to'the lefr hand}on the left band pzge,
{| 2,,Inthe ſecond columy.you have the- week days, and
Dominical Letter., 3. You have all. the principal and
'obſervable Saints days and others ; the places of the Pla-
nets, and the Moon aioſt nigkts,and whar fixed Stars ſhe,jiz|
with, 18 obſeryed; by which the Affteritms and Conftella-
ttons are calily known to an ingenious eye and underfianding.
|'4. The Moons place in the Zodiack eyery day at noon,)\
| '5._The age of the Moon, by which the Tides are known i
| |.6, The rifing and fetting of the Moon, eyery day in the|
year with.Latitude,

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Romanweek days, and Sunday Letter,

11. The perie&t Roman Kalendar and Saints days,

12, r3, 14, the utmoſt to the right hand, you bayethe
daily rifing and. ſerting of the Sun, with the Aſpe&s,

T Table to find when the Xfo0n will be full South every day this\ -

year,, whereby the time of Tides k exattly knewn.
M: A. H,b.[. Firſt find her age in the 5,column.of the Alma-

T116 12,o|nack,which is exaRly every day noted ; which} |

2/1 7[ 1]26]2ge ſeek out- in-one. of. the two columns, of this!
2/18/ 2]24/Table to the left. hand, , againſt which. in\the
4\19.. 3)c213and 4..columns is the/hour and minutes which
5/29. .4: ofſhew. the_time of the Moons being South, ,
6j41) 5143]:. Asfor example,the 22,day, of March.the Moonr
7 24 6]361is 3 days.old,which. being found.in the; 3..celumn|
$12.3. 6]24/ofthis_ Table to.the left-hand,-it-points.to-z i.
| 9124/7 [12]24,m.! aty which: time.,the: Moon-isSputh, the
10/25) 7j..ofaid 22,day, of March,. 16S0..:Erific;de cateri.
11]26' $148} Here note,thatall the increale ſhe comerk tothe
1214.7| $\36|Sonth;in the evEning following tbe $un z buriin
£3/28| 912.4|rhe decreaſe.inthe morning going beforethe Sun,
Ya[291c|iz} By any Sur=Gial you may know the hour, of)
1543912t-o|mght-byadding rothetime of-rhe-Mooi being!
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you have th'\Nuzeral figures of the days ofthe'Month,|

7. The general ſtate of\the weather, with_ muck. care]

$. ln the'$, column, the firſt on the right kand, you bavef :
the Engliſh account, In the 9, che Foreign, 1n tlhe 10. the] !

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To frad the tame of High water 1n meſt Coaſts of Exgland, |

Firſt, £5 you betore were rtaughr, find' at whac' time.the]
Moon will be Souch, for then you may truly cenclude ir igh-ſi
warer ar Southampion, PBuinboroughs and Foriſmonth, for chere
the Souch and North 'Moons-make Va -High-water. ' 'Burwhen
you defire thertinie of Full Seain any of the following Coafts in,ſſ
cheeniuing 3 able,find che namet the 'place; and ſee how many
chours and minuces be annexed/ thereunto in the Column” under
H.M, which added to-rhe time: of the dMoons coming ro South,
«ives you cthe rime of High-water forthe place required,

A Tide-Table, with rhe Names ot-che-Havens.

 

Rochefier, Maldon, Aberdren, ob.4ym,
Graveſend, Romney, Rambings, /Þ2 39
' Lengoa, Tiamonth, Hartlepool, 3 'o
' Fi:ith, Leith, ,Dunvar, Narhong 4-'30
Newcaſile, Falmeuth, Humber, F''lg
Lin, autw: p, Plimouth, Hyll, £5:we
B:iſtol, Laxiong Foulneſs, 6 24F
Milford, Biidgwater, Notth-coaft 7: 30
Portlazd, Peicrpoit, Bartflews $ 5
Dever, Tarmouth, Farwich, Dublin, 19 30
Caltice, Rie, Winchelſey,. Catſhet, Ii 15

Example, 7
The 2.%,0f March this year, ,it is required ce know the time
of Full Sea at Newcaſtle : by the” Kalendar over againſt rhe
»2.08 Match, in rhe tifth Column, I find the Mocn 3 days
?zz\d, and by che foregoirg Southing Tablc, I find the Moon
!501;{!*: at 2 hours 24 minures in the afternoon 3 _then in the pre-
[ccding Table, againſt Newoaſ}/e 1 find 5 hours I's Minutes,
ryhicon addedto 2 bours 24 minutcs, the 38gregoate 15 7. hours
:9 mipuret,whereſore 1 conclude'ir Bigh-waterthere ar 7 hours
ZLQ mnures 1n the afternoon : ſo ofany other.
 Fake rorice that the Tideflewerh one poinr of the Cempaſs
more ar the Spritg- Tide (which'is the New and Fu] Moons)
ehan at the Neap=Tides(rhe firft and ſecond Quarters) As alſs
ne Larirude of the Moon and Winds. may alrer ir an heur
io0ner or larer; ler jr be rhejr providence who depend upon the
Tides co make 5imely provifion, |
The Tides lihe tumoms Hymours never reft,
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CL Ktecnrieled rhe ifland of Great Britgia 2506
?) The building of. Lozdoz 2707
l The building of .Rome : 2432
Thi laſt deſtruftion of. Zeruſalem by Titxs Veſpaſean-15 g7
Eng {axd fix{t Teceived.the Chriftian Faith 15c0
The: Tower of London builr 1115
Duke #iliamihe Norman conquered England 614
Weſt mwinfer-Hall builr 81
The building of $r, Peax!s Church Loadon 594
Londoa- Bridg builc with fione 470
The Bible fiſt divided inro Chaprters 45
The fir\ invention of Gu#s 300,
A FroR from the midſt of  September till 4prid 26
The rare invcotion of Printing 2.40
Pauls Stegple fiied by Lighning I19
Che New Scar in Caſſopea - ,. 107
The Royal Exchange builr and faniſhed fiſt time 1068
A great Snow fcll February 4. 03
Y g Tilbury Camp on St. Fames diy 9:
ſiſſ-ſi; A Plague in Lonayn whereof died 30578. 75
The laſt great Snow, and Smithfreld paved _ 65
A great Plague in London, whereof dicd 35428, 55
The Parliament thar produced monfters began 40
The hemaininging Scam of rhem murrhered thar ine % :
comparable Royal Marryr Charles 1. Jan, 30.1564% £ )z,!
The Lord General Mozch hippily lopr off rhe heads
l of thoſe Mouſters, Feb. 21-1659. 5"

King Chales the Second ſafely recurnced_to Phirebally
May 29. 1660, 4 m

His 'Majeſly rruwphanitly Crowned, Ap7i/ 2.3,

Two'Cormers appeared in Decomber and Mfa"ch

The doleful Plague that followep themy whereof died
from'April. co Chrifimas, of the Plague thar"weic
raken noticeof," beſides © number of -Quakers znd

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) Full Moon the 4. day,' 55m paſt 1 afternoon,
C Laſt Quarter the 12, day, 16 m. paſt 5afternoon,
& New Moon the 19. day; 48 m. paſt midnight.

Firſt Quarter the 26. day,*46 m,paſt 4 afternoon;

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19 29] Iſ) ' 119 xzfſſ 43
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SAUNDERS.
1.6.8 09.

Of the Eclipſes this preſent Year 1680.

Here will be only. two. Eclipſes this Year, and both

2 ..thoſe of the San : The firft falis March the 20, abour
ro in the Morning, in 11 degrees of Englands Sign, Aries;
it falls near_ the Moons South Node, and muſt therefore be
very greart, though as ro us much of it will not be viſible;
but_ it may be ſeen a Toral Eclipſe ro.ſuch as Inhabic the
Southern parts of America, the Holy Tand, the Cape of St,
P:neents, &c, _

Yet I Judge we may ſhare 1n the EffeRs.of this Solar E-
clipſe moreor leis; For *cis faid by Mgn of good Judgmenr,
viz.. The Sun is at no timein vain Eclipſed wichout ſome
prejudice at hand ; nor need we have recourſe to whar the
Ancients have written concerning irs Effe&s, we bave many
Examples of their. Effedts /in- our own, Agez upon Ecdipſes
of rhe Sun in Arzes have.ſueceeded many.. hotzand: parch-
ing Summers, many.furious\.Conſulrcations, .much Harm, to
the Fraitz of the Earih, many Quarrels, Deecirs, Hatreds,
Wars, 09c. ; ;

Comun&#io Luminarium in Artete facit alterationes & mortes,
Cardigan. Seg.q. 89. The Conjundtion of the Luminaries in
Aries,. occafions firange: Allenations of Friendſhip, and
Death, viz. Breach of Leagues, Amities, and Friendſhips,
from thence War, and Concroverfie, after which follows
Quarrels, and then, Dexh and Deſtradtion, many times aiſo
Famines or Scarcity of Proviſtons, (5c.

Tie ſame Aurhor teils us, Thar Eclipſ-s of the Lyminaries
have Sipnificaiien ,6r: Operate by their Influence upon
Cities , Provinces ard Kingdoms, more forcibly than on
Men of Private Condition, or upon Kings; far their Ef:&s
generally-have relation tothe mulcicudes.or- many Peopie,
And Rigel. Aphor. 8 4. ſairh, Carjund#ios Luminarium in fignis

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Martis morbos inducit, &c. An Eclipſe or Conjun&ion of
the Luminari+s in che-Signsbzlenging unro Mars, produces,
or is the figaifier of « Diſeafes tending unto Death : And if
this Eciipſe bejn Arzes, ir afflicteth the Sick even unto mad-
n<f, withour hopes of Recovery, viz. Wich Frenzies, Le.
thargies, Apoplexies, &c. and many.other Morral Diſcaſes
do moſt appear in the Head, and hence Diſeaſes of the
Head may be preatly feared, ſrom the Influence or Opera-
rion of this Eclipſe This Ecl:pſe concerns Britain and
Germany, whoſe'Natives are very lerce and Valiane, Many
P: cſons rherefore of great Renown 'may be ftrangely Op-
preſſed, and ſome of them ſuffer much Detriment and
Diſhonour; and not obly fo, bur ic portends eicher Death'
or grear prejudice to Cattie or Beaſts of moſt kinds, allo
much demagers Corn and rhe Fruſts of the Exrth, eſther by
ro:reaneſs.or purrifattion, &'c. And here it would be conve-
nent ro confult what was written of Eclipſes in general the
laft Year..*

The Second Eclypſe of the Sun falls on Seprember the 12, at
8 at Night,iathe very beginning of Z7bra,bur cannor be feen
of nt, becauſe both the Luminaries will be under our Horizon
before the bepinning rhereof; & ſince ir cannor be ſcen jn ovr
Hemiſphear, therefore the Eff.&'will be the lefs confideravle
to us. Authors tel[ ns,that an Fclipſe of the"Sun in the firſt De-
cxnate of Libra, corrupis the Afr, begets the Plagne, inclines
Youth ra wantonnefs,yer ſtraicens Proviſfions,and makes them
dear,ſo that the Effe&s of this will but agpravatethe Porrents
of che former, and threatens much miſery to Mankind as well
as iO Beatts,and Prejudice co rhe frujts of the Earth,aforeſaid;
rherefore it coftcerns us to endeavour to amend our lives, and
implore che compatiſion of the A'mighty, thar he may nor in-
Hi his Judgmenrs impending, that 'weby 'cur fins have fo
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And firft, Of the Spring.

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Becfore I make any Judgment upon this Vernal:Scheme,
*1s neceſlary I premiſe ſomething of the Nature, of the
Spring Quarter, which [ offer thus, viz»
The Nature of this, Quarter js generally Hot and Moift,
which if. ic ſhould prove otherwite, It bringeth ſudden and
very ſtravge Diſcaſes;, for Generation conſiſteth in heat.and
moiſture, and therefore ſuch Perſons that are Naturally ace-
lancnelich enjoy rheir Healrhs beft rhis Quarter; the Sanguine
the conwaryz: Aged Perſons are now very lively, bur Child=
hood and yourh inc inable t9 many Diſtempers, - thoſe being
moſt dangerovs which proceed from putrrified and corrupied
' Blood.. Now, the Sickneſſes which uſually rage this Quatrer,
are-Small-pox, Meaſles, Quinfies, Hor Fevers and ObS$rufions,
unates, Plewiſes, Tooth-ach,, Pain in the Eyes and Throat,
King-evil.Ring-worms, Fainings, Phrenſies, Leproſies, Fallings
fickneſs,, with many other-Diſtempers of like Natures ;
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Ir is Obſerved- rhar! a- moiſt;Sprzng. rots the Fruir, and
cauſes. Weeds to. abound : But.if_the Spring be hot, Roſes
will be rank, bur nor. ſweet, -and all ſuch:Flowers will bet-
ter. pleaſe the Eye thanthe Tafte or Scent. If cold and dry,
then will hoar Froſts/fall at the end of this Quarter.” If wer,
with much Sourh Wind, and rhe former Quarter dry with
Northern Winds, next Summer-will-produce maby Apues,
and pains and watering of the Eyes. A dry Spring, with
much Northern Winds, and a wet Winter fullof Souchern
Winds going before, cauſerh many Abortions,in Wormen,or
elſc bringing forth weak Children. And generally ifthe Quar-
ter vary from its proper Nature,.ihe Frui:s of the Exrth re-
ceive much prejudice, and conſequently grow dear and
ſcarce—. But now I ſhall plainly-intimate what the Schem
imports. _ In the Vernal Figare there is a ſirange poſition
of rhe Planers, as the Sun 1n the 8th, In ſquare to Saturn,
the Afoon in ſquare to Venus, Mercury in ConjunRion with
Mars in the 8th. Houſe, all which being ſeriouſly.confideres,
doin a Natural way portend as uahappy tranſactions amongſt
us, nothing bur fears and jealoufies* do daily ſurpriſe us,
Treacherous baſe Ations are roo frequently ated amongſt
us, Friends prove unfaithful, and degenerate from their
former P: inciples, nothing bu: Repining and Murmuring and
many unheard of Crueltles diſcoveted. A general complaint
tor wanr of Trade amongft the Vulgar ſorc,who will nndoub;-
edly ſuffer and find themſelves extreamly uneafie this Quar-
rer efpeciaily, and pgeneraily during che whole Revolution,
Yer we are nor like to break our inro Affion, but fland up-
on our Guard, in the Deferce of our ſelves againſt our For-
reipt and Domeſtick Enemies

Saturn in Cancer, ſcems to threaten the Scoriſh Natlon
wkh mach Affffidtion_and Diftarbatice. Fupiter in Taww
gives grear hopes all rhings may remain fixed and quiet io
Tretand, and mocerately well in Poland and  Swedeland:
Many fears daily arite in Ezeland, Dermarkh, and German:
Spatn, Hurgary, anrd Portugal moderately quict. / H:Iand
ſomewhar threa:ned, ar lesft with Difeaſes, before this Re-
volutors ard the nexr are ended, The ConjunRlon of Sarurn
and Mars in Cancer, the 20 of Avguft this year, doth mes

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Obſervations,

nace thoſe Countries whh ſome great Calamity, which 1
ſhall leave time to dererinine. The Hollander ks no Friend
to us, | bur Tatter intends his own Ends and Tntereſt.. Scot-
land are ſelf-ſeeking Neighbours, the Algier will prejadice
our M-rchants, the State of Venice muft alfo expe& Diftare
bancez many Perfons will be concerned in this Male Toflu-
ence, and fome of Note particalarized —— Many Pcrſons
fanaftically covet thoſe things. they have nor, and ſlight
aud conremn the Peace and Advanrages they enjJoy and roo
frequencly deſpiſe and hate their ſureft and beſt Friends,ve-
rifying the Poer —

Null vtorum fine Beat! ——

Vifturos agimws ſemper, nec viuimus nunquam. Juv,

Never contented with our preſent ftate,

We're ftill about to dive, but live not till too Tate.' ſi

Thar incomparable accompliſhr Genrleman, Mr, Zobn
Howel, in his Epifttes confeſſes ingeniouſly of :himfelf thus
much; 7 have ( faith he') #pon Occaſion of ſudden Diſtemper,
fometimes a Mad-man, ſomeiimes a Fool, ſometimes a Melan-
chalick odd Bellow to deal withal, T mean wiy ſelf, for Thave the
Humours within me that belong to all, Thus whac he modeſtly
Calculares for his proper Meridian, may ſerve generally foy
the Latirude of all Mankind; for as we are all cumpounded
of thoſe four Elements that remper the World, ſo muſt
ve partakealſo of rheir Jarrings and Diſcords According to
tnat of Sylvefter, our Engliſh Dubartas.

Things that confift of th* Elements unting,

Are always toft with .an Tnteſtine Fighting, _

Wherce fprings (n time) their Life, and their Decreaſzng.

So that of all that is, or may be. ſeen

With Mortal Exes under Nights Horned Queen ;

Nothing retaineth the ſame form and face,

Hardly the half of half an hours ſpace.

Bur the ſ-veral Elements are.continually jarring, and ma-
kirg our Bodies nort only the Stages(aSir were) of thelr Civil
War, but Partzesalſo; therefore”tis our beft Policyand Wit-
doAato endeavour to keep themnequally balanced;.-ſor com-
monly xe fall when either of rhem gets the Viftory. There
is no_certainty, in Humane Afffairs,, for we may-read 1( avd

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dally hear J- of many chat have been Advanced from igno,
minions Ctffices to places of greareft Treſt and Honcur; 'and
again, on the contrary, Men Advanced to the hnigheft pj:ch
of Honour, ,thrown into the loweſt deprths cf Milery,
Henry the 3d. King of Portugal, was fercti'd out of a Poor
MAongftery to be Crowned King. Gordius, of an Huthand-
mwan made an Emperour. In our own Kingdom, Aiſelme,
of  Mfont became an Abbot, and: of;an Abbor Arch-Biſhop of
Canterbury, as may be read in Cambdens Remains;. {o thar
Great and Potent Favorire Wolſey, was a Eutchers $on; and
many nearer Examples amongſt us mighr be preduced,which
are freſh in every Mans memory.  Bur I ſhall conclude my
Judgmenr of this Quarter, in the words of Naarles,

Thus low and lank Eftates have oft been hnown

To cltmb from P:iſons to- a Princely Throne 5

And Glorious Monarchs have been ſeen to fail,

And change their glittering Glory for a Goal.

The wind'of Honour changes with the Wind,for we have
ſecn the #High abaſed, and the Low exalted; Mountains I--
veiled with Mole-hills, which may be included in thar which
Sotlomon calls an Evil under_the Sun; and thus reitly Parg»
phrafed by thac late iugenious Poer Quarles, viz.

Fools are made States-men, and Command at Court,

And Menof P arts are made the lower for't ;

So have T ſeen prond Servants mointed. high

On Lordly Steeds, and Lords to Lacquey by,

Deus producit effe&us hos inferiores dupliciter, uno mod» pey
Stellas, 0 per alia agentia tanquam naturaliter per Inflra-
menta'? & alio modo non naturaliter, &- fine Mediq raturali,
Jed miraculose, quemadmodum fecit Deus, quando fecit  ſo-

tem flare in tempore Joſuz; ( redire ſpatium decem graduum
tempore Hezekiz, &c.

Of Summey,

Unmer, the Mother and Nurſe of Plenty, dotk this Year
C3 initiave upon FJune the' 10: 49 min. after 5 in the 'Afffer-
poot, Anditis Obfſeived if Surmmer be over wer, then Frufc
will purrifie,”and we uſually have then buc faall ftore of
Grain,

  
Obſervations.

Grain, but many Sicknefſes. If Ir be only d.y, then watr of
Grain, burt the Summer Fraits will be wholſom, Fiſhes-will
dye in Ponds, and great Sickneſſes uſually followz and in
ſhort, if the Summer Quarter prove Cold, the Year will be
wholfome, bur rhe Fruit rot and decay.

Now Mans Stomack is more weak than in the Winter
Quarter, and therefore {lower of Digeſtion, therefore uſe ſuck
cold and cooler Meats that may moiſten and mitigate the
Nature of the Seaſon, which is Naturallyhor and dry. Now
the Phlegmarick arebeſt in Healtch, and the Cholerick moſt :
ſubje& ro Diſcaſes. New Old Age enjoy their Healrhs beft,
but the younger ſort are debſlirared in_their Healths — The'
Sickneſſes of this Qu:rter areuſually, Griefs and Torments in
the Breafts, Ribs, and Spleen, Puſhes in the Face, Leprofee,
Blear d and ſore Eyes, with Impediments therein, Pleurifies,
Conghs, Pains at the Heart and Stomack , Fevers of the
Blood, or too frequent fermentation thereof, A4poftumes, Jaun-
dies, Peftilence, and ſuch like Diſeaſes. The Configurations
of this Quarter, and particulariy of this Moneth, are many,
and very material, as may be ſeen { by ſuch as underftand
rheſe kind of Speculations ) in rhe Kalender-parr— There
happens no leſschan ſeven ConjunF#ions of rhe Plinets amongſt
themſelves this Monerh of Fune, and four of rhoſe in rhe
Sign Geminz, the Repured Afcendanr of London: whar rhe
Portents may be, God only knows, not : Bur it may Ra-
rionally be conje&ured, thac many great Counſes and Con-
ſulrations are now on foor, and the People in peneral in

' daily expeRation of ſome remarkable Adtion to break forth
in this and the rwo foilowing Monerks, eſpecially in the Ci-
ty, or the Weſtern parts thereof, or Courtries in England as
well. as Countries far remote Weſtward or North-weft from
thence —— Many. Intelligences daily arrive from ſeveral
parts beyond the Seas, as alſo Envoys or Ambaſſadors upon
weighty and very important Afffairs, now or near: this time
rranfatted; and 'cis .ro be hoped thar fuch will be the care
and vigilatce of our Mapiftrates, thar rhey will prevent ajl
danger of Diſorder or Confufion which may be endeavoured
or promoted by feveral i!l Agents, that lurk up and down
ſecretly amorg us ro foment and promote the ſame; -Ler

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ſoch Wolves 1n Lambs Cloarhing look ro ir, for the Eye of
Heaven will find them our, and they muſt afluredIy expe&

4

{evere puniizment ſucable co their Deſerts,
Of Autamn.

\/ct\ Hich this Year rakes beginning Seprember the 12th,
s - half an hour paſt 9 in- the Morning. This is the

arveſt Quarter,- and by Nature Cold and Dry; ic may nor
unfrely be called our ſ:cond Spring; being a proper time to
rake Phytick, ler Blood, or Purge, provided you take the
Advice of the Able ard Learned Piiyfcizn, bur nor of every
Quack or Woman-DeoQreſs, who very frequently Kill more
thatvrhey Cure; and therefore ner to be Conſulted — Tf the
Axtumn be moiſt,' Grapes will putrifie, ard fo will the Wine
made thereof; bu: if the end be wet, Fiuics will be ſcarce
the enſuing Year - If the. beginning be dry, there will be
much hur'; jf hor, ruch Sicknefs and other difaſters; if
cold, lofs of Harveſt, and cf Fruits in quantity, juice, and
beaury, This Quarter, becauſe of the incquality of the tem-
perainre, may (as Hippicrates Reports ) be called the Mc-
rher or Nurſe of many dradly Diſcaſes, efpecizlly pains in
the Backand Privy parts; Inficmi:ies in-the Face, Quarcen
Agues, Humours, and Droptes, Verrigo, Falling-Sickneſs ,
Head-ich, Toert-zch, Su:feinngs, and Dimneſs of Sighe,
Rawnets1n the Stromack, Aches of the Back (and in too mas
ny Achesof the Purſe, which may bring them to Aches of
the Hearr allo,) from theſe, and all ſuch lize Tofirmities and
Diſcaſes/Jer us pray Libera nos' Pomine. This Quarter the
Sanguine Confti.ution enjoy Health b=ſt, bur rhe Melancho-
lickare very Subjet to Diſcaſes. Now the Younger forr are
moſt Healthfal, and the Aged complain: If now there be
frequent North Winds and dry Weather, then are Men and
Womet of the moſt Flegmarick Confticutions bef? in health,
burPerſons of orher - Conſtirurions very frequently fall into
Fevers, and'cther Diſtempers incider)t to rheir Natures ——
* " Fhefe rhree Monerhs are attended with as varicus Confi-
purations of 'the Planets as any of the former Quarters, and
donbriets may haveas various and ſignal Portents, .of w}ſſſiſiſſieh

 

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Obſervations,

here is no Toom to expatiate, TIn ſhort, *'twill be a Quarrer
of much ARion both in City and Countrey, and as well ar
rhe Court as the Camp in many Countries, for now doubtleſs
great things are in agirarion,and the People in geberal expeRt
grearer Chanpes and Alterations than- probably ſome thou-
ſands of them may live to ſce- God dired the Counſels and
Confvirations of our Superiours, and preferve our Nation in
Peace and Tranquilliry, and fir and prepare us forthe greats
eſt of: Changes — The Nations of Eyrope have Jately been
notably Affive, and now *tis time for them a Jirtle ro rake
their Repoſe, and confider what they have aircady done—>
T hope our Induftrious Merchants a: e made happy rhis Quar=
ter with the Proſperous Rerurns of their Adventures,” and
the grear Advantage of many who have dependence there-
on

 

Wommmcmnirmanc

Of Winter.

XF A 7 Inter by our Aftronomical Computation, begins Decerm-

V'Y ber the 1oth. at'9 min. paſt 9 at Night. The Na-
ture or Inclination of this Quarter is cold and meiſft, and from
the Temperament thereof Touth and Cholerick People engoy their.
Health beft : But &ged and- Phlegmarick Perſons are moſft af-
flifted with Diſeaſes.  Tf. the Winter be dry, and much abound
with South Winds without Frof8, it create's pains in the Breaff,
Ceftivereſs in the Belly, flopping of the Urine, with fharpneſs,
Exulcerations and Tiflammations, 1j the Froft cominue long,
and little or no Snow, it-is the fore-runner of a Plague the
Summer following-. Oihers «ffirm, that the colder and dryer
this Ouarter is, 1he more wholſome it is for Mankind, though
too much cold bills Treee in a warm Climate or Region, eſpect-
ally thiſe that are young and tender. Again, a warm and

moi} Winter is very anwholſom, ard a great Enemy to Heusband-

men; but-a moderate quantity of Snow makes the Ground rank
and preſerves the Cern - Jn this Brumall Quarter 'Tis £ood to
eat well and drink lirtle, becauſe at this iime Mans Stomack

& of good Dizeſtion — Diſeaſes uſually offiifting Humane Bodies.
this Seaſon, are Hoarſeneſs, cold Lacks, Rheums Conghs. Swels

lings in the Face by Orgafton of the Tooth-ach, the Stone, the
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Gout, the Dropſie, Melancholick, P aſfions, Agues of meft forts,
with ſome other tronbleſome and unkind Diſeaſes — As to the
Weather ineach Quarter, conſult the Kalendar-part, where you
are preſerted with a more full and exa& account than is uſual
#n every common Almanack : And for the general occurrences sf
this Qaarter, ſince "tis a Seaſon of little or no Aftion, and miſt
of this Quarter falls inthe next Tear, T fhall therefore preter-
mit all farther ſcrutiny into the Pubkck, Afairs thereof, and ra-
ther refer you to thoſe that write more largely, as Mr,Lilly,C9,

Twelve Problems cmncerning Compound Tntereft and Annuities in
a new Method, very brief, and yet plain and perſpicuous : In-
_wenred by Mr. Adam Martindaie, and Preſented to the Royal
Soctety by Mr.John Collins of Lendon,and a Member thereof,
Tieſe twelve Problems teaching Compound Tntereft and_ Annu-
ities are expreſſedin Symboles, and to be Reſolved by the Loga-
richmes, 12ey are diftinguiſhed into three Ranhs, whoſe Sym-
biles areto be thus underflood, viz.

Privovipalne z

race, v/2.'U. wichits Raze >commonto all three rankbs
fme ———-—
IMOunt Or aggregate —— - Iſt.

sum of Prin. & Arrearages: >proper t04 2 >Ranks,
difte:ence of Prin.& worrh LȜ

 

——

Signifies

P
r
£
4
s
d

Toe Capitals fland for the Logarirhmes of thoſe Numlers
which are ſignified by the ſmall Letters.
D. Si2nifies Data, 2.Quzſtra, Prob.Provlem, ReſReſolurion,
Toe firft Ranks touching Compound Tarereft for a
fingle Sum of Money.

Prob. D: p,r,t, Q,a? Ref: Br OP—A,
Prob. D: a,r,t,Q,p? Reſ: A—Rr--P.
Prob. D: p,a,, Q,r? Reſ: A—=P—R,

W. t my

; | &-
4 Prob..D: p,a,r,Q,rt? Ref: A—P-r,

  
Obfirwtiam.ſi

The Second R anb: concerning Annuities in Arrear at Compound
Tstereſt grounded upon theſe two Axiomes, . .

1- The Annuity-and Rate of Intereft be ng given, tbie Prin-
cipal Correſpondent to the Annuity 25 1n effe& Erven alſo, being
eaſily found our by the Rule of Three thus: A4s the Tntereſtof
an Principal ( ex-gr.. of 1.10. 100, Ofc. ) is ro the Principal,

'fo wthe Annaity or Penfon to irs Principal,

2, The Sum- of the Principal. being found, the Arrearages

alone may be obt ained by Subtr a&ing the Principal-from rbe_(umo

The Problems are theſe that follow.

1 Prob. D. p, r,t, Qs? Reſ: Rt @. P—S.
2 Prob. D. p, r,t, Qp? Reſ;: S—Rr —ÞP,
3 Prob. D. p,r,t, Qr?. Ref;, S—P—Bv

 

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4 Prob. D. p,r,t, Qt? Ref: S—P—t
R

The Third Rank touching Anuities Anticipated or bought for
a Sum in hand (or equivalent thereto?) at Compound Intereſt
dinyned, beftowed npon the former of the two Axiomes befere
mentioned, and this that followeth. If the Difference and worri
be once ſound together, the worth-ig eaſily obtained b) Subtrad-
ing that Difference out of the Principal, which is ever greater,
being the worth of the Annuity at that Rate for ever : The Prob-
lems follow,

I>Prob. D. p,r,t, Qd?; Reſ: P—Rr—D.

2.P:ob. D. &r,r, Qp? Ref: D«Rr—P.

3 Prob. D. p, djr, Qr?" Reſ: P-D—R.
c

4 Prob. D. p,d,r,Qt?. Ref: P=D—to

 Any Smatterer in Algebra may Contra# theſe twelve Problems
mnto three, for his own Vſez for any one being given, the reſt may
be fourd out inevery Rank by Tranſpoſition, &y'c. Then the wor

of he firſt Rank will attain the ends of the ſecond, to bimthat

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anderſlinds that for the Principal be muſt-take one that is .
reſpondent t9 the Annuity at the given Rate, and at the end of
bis Work Subtrat it from the Amount or aggregate in the firft
Problem; þ deal proportionably in the re#. 'But they are thy
explicitly ſert gut for the ſabe of Young Mathemaricians.ro whon
T make bld tyoffer the following Advertiſements. (1 ) The
third Prob. of the third Rank do:b act dafh with the fourth in
the Countrey Almanact ,1577, for the defrgns and frope of then
are vaſtly different, as there is ſhewed. (2.) The ozely Incon-
venzence of ary Import ance that Ican yet diſcover inthis Method
Zs, T:54t in borh Rſſ:::!{ſ concerning Arnutttes, the ſecond and
third Problems are rather for Demonſtration of the other, and
to compleat the Rounds, than of any other great Uſe, proceeding
wpon ſuch Data as are ſeldom given for finding the Penſions and
Rate. ( 3.) But theſe d not teave ns without Sufficient þelps tg
find oat Penſions by plain and uſual Data: For in Reference 19
the ſecond Ranh , if the Arrearages (or Stock to- be raiſed)
wih the Rate of Tntereft andiime be grven for the finding out
of ſuch an Amnnuity, asin ſuch a time, and at ſuch a Rate, will
raife a given Stock byits Arreaze; "tiseaſfily doin? thus : Sup-
poſe my Anuity, d baving found' Ar rearages by the firft Probs
tem of the ſecond Ranh , ſay by the Rule of Three, 4s the Avs
reatages found, tothe ſuppoſed Penfion, 39 the Arrearages.(-or
Stock ) grver, to the Penſu.nrequired, . (.4.) Likewiſe (inre-
ference to the third Ravh ) If the worth. ( or price) Rate and
Time be givea to find. out the Penſron by the firft Problemof the
third Ranh , Thea the proportion tands thus, As.ths worth
found ro rhe ſuppoſed Penfion, ſo the worrh or price given
to the Penfion Required.” {& ) If the Tnterval of any twi
Payments beleſsihan a Tear, confuder what part it is, whether
M 2n e” Ocandbythe Denominator bf the Fraf-
zon fignifying that part, Divide the Logar. of one pound, and its
Rate of Intere$ for one Toar ( uſt.ally called the 'Lygar, of the
Rate) the abſlute Nambey arſwering tothar Quotrent, being
maie leſs by an Unite, willbe 4 new Zulfor, ;ſſz*-,{ſſvcſi-:ebſi-ſiDſi'w'a'irrg
the .given Perfion ſo daid half-Yearly, Quarterly, &e.theCor-
. reſpandent Princizal will appearinthe Quotient,

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Obſervations,

A Table of the Hour and Minute of the Seven Srars comirg to
- the South, for every third day n} the Year 1680, Fitted to
the Lutlmdc of Londou, and may ſerve, without  ſenſible
erar, any other place in-Evgland.

      

Februar) Mznb A-'w'l 47/17 junfl :
30. m ſho. mi. \no ini. |ho. 1 \h - [ho: - mit

ſir 1A53} 5 A 45 3A58)2A6!12A13 0 7|

 

  
     

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

7 45 3113...51 812 5|9M99
5|7 35|s . 29| 3 43\ 511 It 57.9 50
l7 J- D IN ab-8 - 861'T 44 it 499 42
917 18\5 13.3. 3o|t 35 11 419 3
i17 n{s 5 |3, 22}1T 29\ 1. 339 25
137 214 583 15|t 211s 259 17
t5|s .5414, , .59,3 B.|1 41 179 9
76 454, © 43.3,0 11 6jir. 9.19.' 0
lxQz 6 34 38 2 53 12 59, It 1]18, 53
21% 6 28]4 28 2 46]112 $1 10 $g38_ 44
231 6 20| 4 '*o! 2 38|12 '44\10. 45{8 361
2516 12|/4_13|2 31|12 '36;lo 3618 28}
271/6 44 8 } 2, 24\12 8 10 28j18 19
20 5 _56F'4, - 22" 17] 12 . 21{10 o__2cf8 11
ETE 77 \ Angult |Sepremb.i Offob. \ NvvembDecemb. |
i\f__flu % \m ho- T*m mi. ]*H flg_cti 50 mi.
\1181 gſſd\ſſſctz)x\/jo 21\/119\ [\ſſjlsſilo 7
37 98 54- 59 2 1j9 As9
5n 42 qin! gabe 38 2-410gdþoo hd þþ: EEG
7 17 38/5 -3 3-- 45 7 57]1T $50J9 415
97 305 309" 37,1 50 49 33
7 22 233 - 31 T. 42 Is 33-*29 24;
"3 75 X4 5 2 ISþ-JOD- BJ. X 12 g@/ AB CL H IÞS}
57 6 15 8193 15 26"Ix" 169 -9 1
17;8 $81'5'  onf g'> 81 IS, 11 7?8 $7}
98 34 543 ofx 11 to \59\8 48

' 21f 8 47ſ 4 461"2 $3'1 3 j:19 5ſi.5 $ 39
23/8' "39/4 31 2 46 0 55 10 - 4248  goi
25 P. TIY! 4 Lg2tS 139195 3 27 IIT RAN R
27'8 23/q 19}2",- 30: - 3960- 48 - 12

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SAUNDERS, :1680,

The time when theſe 21 Stars fOHO\i-Ving {hall
come to the-South, either before, or aſter
the Pleiades or Scven Stars,

T. A Pol%s 18 Head comes to the Sourh after the 7 Stars
L.. 3 HOUES, 45 MIDUres. :
Arcturus afrerihe 9 Stars, 10 ho. 33 minutes.
Buis Eye afrei 7 Stars 49 minutes,
Coroz. Encids Coron. after 7.Stars 11 ho. $3 min,
Doz. The great Dog after,7 Stars 3 ho. and 3 min.
Dog. The lefſer Dog after 7 Scars 3 ho. $4 mſa.
le, The fliing Eagle before 7 Stars 7 ho. 52 mins
4pant before the 9 S:ars 4 ho, 49 m'n.

 

   
 

9 Goat. The Goat . frer the 7 Siars 1 ho; 24 min,
To_ #arp. The Harp before the 75 S:ars 9 ho. 1 min,

11 Hyara's biight ftar aftet 7 Srars « ho.44 min,
I2 Liong hewt after 7 Stars 6ho. 23 mtn,

13 Lins tatl afret 7 Stars 8 ho. « min. * :
I4, Ortons rzght ſhoulder afcer 7 Stars 2h, 9 min
Is Peg<ſus ſhoulder before 7 Scars 41o. 41 min,
Pogsſus leg before the 7 Srars 4 ho. 4o min,
17. Pole-ftar bifcre the 7 Star: 2 hs. 87.MiN.

13 Storpions beart before the 7 Sears/11 ho. 18 min,
19 Swans failbefors the 5 Stars 6 ho. $7.min.

20 Spica,virginzs after the 7 Srars 9 ho. 4 min.
21-Wiakes ſoth tail before7 Sters 3ho. 1 min.

In my last Tears Almanach I ſhewed how any Perſon (theugh
of a mean Capacity ) mightwith litile Pains and Oijervation
know aud diſtinguſh many of the meſt Principal Scars, by their
diftance from the Seven Stars, which aye gener ally known to
all, ( eſpect ally fuch as Inhabit,. or are much converſant-in_the
Country 3) avd now Thave preſented the Reader. with a more
Complear Table of © the Southing of the $.ven Stars, alſo ang-
ther of the time of the. Southing.of 21 Principal Stars, elther
hefore or after the $:ven Stars,. by which-may be known the hour
of the Night; A thing of great Uſes and very Delizhrful for

thiſe

  
Obſervations.

thoſe which have Occaſion ta Travel early or late; and though
the manner of Work is plain and Obviaus to any Tntelligent Per-
ſn, yet T (hall add an Example or two, that none need Objett
the le.ft Difficulty. _So upon_the 29 of  January. T. find the Se- *
ven Srars are:South at 5 haurs $5 minutes ajter  Nacny then
ſuppeſe I ſee that Night the great Dog-ſtar upon or near the: Me-
radian, 1 therefore. enter. the ſecond Table againſt the Number
s, and it tells me the great Dog-ftar comes to. the Sont9 3. bours
3 min, aſter the Seven Stars z therefore add this 4 hours 3 min.
to.5 bours 86 min« and the ſum is 8 hours. 39 mih. which Informs
me_'tis then.juſt upon. 9 of the Clock So.rf the _ſame Night
1 ſaw the Bu'ls Eye upon_the Meridian,,, who comes there 49
min, after the Seven S-ars, theref.ve I add.q9 min.to 5. bourg
65 min, and the Sum is 5 þ-urs 45 min. Jult 3 quarters paſt
6; and ſo you may proceed with any ather.Stars Which wall bee
come eaſie by Prattice.

 

Advertiſements.

"T"H E Afffrological Fudgment and Praftice of Phyſich deduced
from the paſition of the Heavens at the Decumbiture of the Sicks
Perſon, (hewing by an. #niverſal Method not ontly the Cauſe,  but
the Cure and Endvef all manner of Diſeaſes incadent to Humane Bo-
dies: Alſo divers Notable Experiments of great aſe to all the Indu-
Arious Students in Phyſick, and Aſirology;, veing the
perience and Praftice of the Author, Richard San!
#n Afirology and Phyſick. Sold by Tho.
Flower-de-luces in Little Britain.

Ak [/j

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'"g"*l—l E Eſſential Spirit of Scurvy-Grafs,
| teCureof the Scurvy; of two ſorts, Purg
with Direftions ſor its Uſe, Sold jor 124. ti
pared with great Curzofity by Henry Clark, C
cary of London, at the Lamb over agaznit the Golc
vern in Fetter-Lane, Sealed with a Seal with 3 Swords In Feſſe
and good in all Diftempers of the Stcmack , and other Dz{zafe
ceeding from a cold canſe, as Rhenms, Conghs, Droppes, &C

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SAUNDERS, 1680,

 

Slm*e the Death of the Famous Dr. Lockyer, His tniverſal Pill,
fo bighly Succeſsful in the Curing of Agues, ' Scuyoy, Dropſis,
Fevers, Conſumptions, Stone, and any P ains and Feahneſs, whether
#nward of outward, #s onely prepared and Sold by his Nephew,
Mr. John Watts, zn $t. Thomas's, Sourhwark, and Mr. Tho,
Fyge, Apothecary, without Biſhops-gate, London, appointed his
TruStees for the ſame.

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