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Printed by F. D. for the Company of
1680.

 
Think, it not amiſs 0 zive you an account of ſome

choice Obſervations, 4nd Experimentsthat Thave,(not
(pithout 'ſomes Coſt and. Diltgence ) Iately made of the
| Horoſcopes of ſeveral Places , which T hope will not be
! unwelcgae t0 the Learned and Ingenious Artiſt.

F oz]awmg the fteps of the Ingentous Lucas Gauricus,
F take notice, not anl)ſi of-tpe.very Original Horoſcopes of
iPlſizceſ but of their fubſequent Aſrendent.r too3 and look
}upon a Primary. F igure of -any Place, G&c. \ t9 be no lon-
ger Inflaential, than the Glory or G(wernment thereof
| [ſhall continue.) Sothat.if .by Wats,or other: Accidents, a
ſi Czty, Caſtle, or Country, come eztber to be conquer d, a'e-
' 'ca_y d,or-deſtroy'd, T-efteem its Horoſcope or Pa kadium to
be, iter removed or to have finiſhed its Dominon and
EKule over the ſame : and if ſach Place ſhall happen only|
ifo be conquered. that 1then the Horo/&o]ze or. Hngel th ereuſ,l

recedes. from its Chair of Regency, giving Place to ano-
cttfier as your /AnmualPretors of Cities, &c. do 3 but
jnll aletee to the Government thereof, altho not with ſaſi
ffilenc[ -n Avpe of Anthortiy as befare.

The negiedtor -non-ob ſervante of which. Doftrine, is |
jcarſe of great Errors in the- Fudicials of Aſtrology. For
| 'rwhen an-Alt ro[ogſſr ſbalErppoſe that ſucb aCoz.}zmEZzon
| Eclipſe, Tranfit, 6&c. doth relate to the Priftine Hffioſfflſ'ctf
'*mſſ 2 City of Country, mboſe Afcendent 15. ;ſi*cr-az/ed- by rea-
'fon af Wctzr or C me otner Caſualty, he m: }! Uſl_}' faili}
Z/Je groſs of his Tudgments \ and that wh neh be ctpreaz.x
ied to befal Patis{ \Rome&or*London, &'c. may eitber!
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eminent Accident ts befal Ghent in Flanders, from a
Conjunttion, Eelipſe, &c. in Scorpio, the primary Horo-
ſeope of that Place,he will be ſure to be greatly miſtaken 3
becauſe the Horoſcope thereof is now» changed from Scorpio
to Leo,by the Conqueſt Iately made over it. Thus T cometo
the ſeveral Obſervations &« Experiments which Ipromiſed.

I. The Noble Tſland of Barbados was firſt yeilded
to the Engliſh on þ February 17. o®30/ P. M. 1627.|-
It then aſcending, and \ ruled' the Howr. This is as T
received it from the Pen of my worthy Friend, Dr. Rich.|
Lawtford. Refident there. | |

2, Jamaica was #aken by the Engliſh, on H May 10.
1655.3* P. M. =; was Horoſcopical, and 4 govern'd the
Hozr.

3. Valenciennes was ſtorm'd and taken, $ March-—+
at S* 309 mane, 1675 hora h and 11 Horoſcopical.

4. Stetin #n Pomerania, after a'glorious and ſtupen-
dous Siege,” was in an hamble (yet honourable) manner
ſurrendred to the Duke of Brandenburgh, » January 6.
SN. 11 A,M. 1674 hora.} and V Horoſcopical,

5. Ghent inFlanders was taken by the French King,
on H March 12. $.N. 2" P.M.1678, $\ the Horoſcope.

6. Maeſiritcht zreated on G June 30. 1673. and agreed to [wt-
render about Noon on the ſame day, == then aſcended the Ho..
roſcope, Tet will 1 not aver this the trut Herofcope of Maeltricht,
becdctuſtz 1 fnd that all the Dutch did not 7#1} the Place unzil
the next marnngs but tſſr'?ouſigffi)ſif fiſit to mention it, toinceline o-
thers, of better intereſt than zmy ſelf, to diſcaver the Truth

thereof,

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great 2avartage to this part of Aſtralogy, and help ax to gain
crealt, as well t0.0ur Mont hly.g Anwual Predidtions ; which 6
the 1rks deſign and reaſon @ſ;he_ſiſct Experiments berng made pub-
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I will begin my Judgmenrs of this-en-

ſuing Year- in_the Name, and with the

A @ Aſſnt;uſſcſi of .God, from whom /proceeds

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6 4115, Tragick Dreſs, The Angiy. Scars. haye
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IDoG| ICamps, &5c. God preſerve his \!a)eſty

j* and the Government of ihefe* Kingdoms

j wherein we live, and make us butarh:ml/-
[3iful People-ro }ſin*, and oHedtſint to our

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Salzs Populi Suprema Lex.

ſtudy the welfare of the Republick,  And
thrice happy. 2re thoſe People thar ſhall
| now {tndy_ Peace and Obedieyce, Ali of
: tj-a ſudden_me-thinks. I hear-of dreadful
gSIAICTA]. ofD| Treachery Northward to break forth,” Is
io| 5\,1120} 7Þ>x[20| not &5 the exaJtation of 2 God grant
; that pretences,of Piety,and a ſhew of zeal
%|\ for Religion_do not imbrew ſome Sep-

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20[l1]20þ1 6 naces Dittempers to the Weitern Parts.

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t9&f 20 * S& great, thar Mortals' can hardly bear one
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B ight S0/'s Eclipſed inhis Royal Throne
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New Moon 18 day,at.2 morning,

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Laſt quarter 9 day, 'at 6 evening,
ew Moon 16 day, at 9 morning.

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19 { 4/-/46@PParent upon,and among men. I remem-
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l2s 1 1 - |happen. fo to, the Aſtrolozer will not be
126 A19 efteemed a Wirch or  Cotjurer, but a
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And Rehell-like, confroms:the feeble'Syn,

With whom /ove's:found:1n coppofition.

That Church and/Sratre's uncaſiey -where:theſword
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Kſhail here confider the condition and ſtate of the enſi-
ing*year, and the accidents thar thereinare likely, (by
Gods p&rmxffion) according to the courle of: the Stars, to
artend mankind : And this ſhall be by endeavourmw £0 CN
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2. Somewhat touching the Commet which appearedrin
April,” 1677s | [L-EL B:

3. An account of the Paraſalene, which appeared of
Sunday,' Fanuary the 6th, 1 67%. 22 \ :

1. Iſhall begin with the Vernal Figure.

The Regal fign Leo, or the Ccoeleſtial Zyon, aſcends the
Horoſcope at the $un his entrance into Aries, and that great
Star; called Cor Zeonts riſeth therewith, and the Sun, Lord
thereof, is poſired in the eighth Angle ; which rogether with
the 2oons being in Scorpio, and in quadrate of Yenus, de-
clares that the commonalty or people, generally in this year, '
will be of high and eleyated ſpirits, of brisk and ſhayp *
conceptions, &c. aiming at eminent and lofty things, ambi-
tious, aſpiring, and torrent-like oppoſing eacly contradich-
on they ſhall meer withall, uſing all ſubtile ways and means
to compals their defired ends, though never ſo unreaſonable:
Together with this ſpirit of Pride'that ſeems now to be let
looſe among us, there is alſo. a ſpirit of fraud and hypocriſte
that bears 1t company, which animates men to entrap, en-
ſnare, and betray one another; yea, even their very Friends,
and thoſe of the ſame Feather and Party with them, poſlibly,
to the ruine and deſtrution of many. Hars and Mercury are
not'in & for nothing, in this Figure : Bur of that more anon.
Howbeit, Iwould wiſh the briskeſt of the contriving Tribe,
in this year, to order their ſteps aright ; and remember that
thoſe who have A for their Horoſcope, haye H certainly for
their enemy; and this is an Axiome allowed by all Genethlia-
cal Aſtrologers AndI aflure you, what'is found true in each
fingle perſon, will bear the ſame Image of yerity to Societies,
or Nations,though in greater proportion.And 1n this our ver-
nal Eigure the Argument is enforced; for H is,not only natu-
rally, but accidentally too, the Enemy of England 1n this year,
as being in 0 ©, as well as he is Dominus Septimg, and by his
maletick Poſition in the Bleventh Angle.

The Ancients tell us, if H be in © © 1n Figura Mundi,
and both of them Iapedited,and if Saturs hap to be elevzred
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aboye Sol, as here, then ſhall mankind ſuffer much ſorrow and
trouble 1n that year: and that there will many captivities and
impriſonments befall men 3 and eyery uſeful commodity tend-
ing to olir preſeryation will proye noxious and dangerous.
Sarurn poiſons our hopes of happineſs, and defeats our like-
lieft expectations of good, and deſtroys the friendſhip and
amity of one man to another.

Nor will this year eſcape without ſome remarkable morta-
kity; (1 mean not ſo fignal as happen'd 1625, 0r 1665, but like
one of your lefſer Peſtilences, as happen'd 1636 and 1647,65c.]
for Saturn is Lord of Diſeaſes, and.$9/, that now fignifies the
people, (which he doth not commonly do) is inthe Angle of
Death. 1 could produce you parallel inſtances, butit needs
not ; for every moderate Aſtrologer underſtands the reaſon
hereof. - -

Nor 1s S9l alone in the $th, but there in 75 H, and 4 5 are
there in & alſo ; and the mutable y. (who a1lways hath 2.ge-
neral ſignification of the people) is.in ( 2, who. receiyes
exaltation 1n the $th Angle.

Authors tell us, and our experience proves it, when 7 and

+ & arein &,that Knowledg and Science willreceive increaſe:
{ but then alfo, Craft, Fraud, Lying, Dectir, Back-biting, Con-
tention, &c. will be'promoted 3 and if they are impedited
(here both are ſub Radirs ſolis) many Forgerics, Perjuries,Tre-
pannings, &c, will be practiſed among men, and divers nefa-
r1ous aciions will be perpetrated, and:monftrous and ſtupen-
dious ſcandals/promoted to the diſhonour and diſturbance of
many 1n eminett places, not only by the tongues of malici-
ous people,. but by their Pens and Prints alſo.  Many will
make ©ozenage, Backbiting and Lyes;.&c. a Trade tolive by,
and glory.in their Frauds.  Subje&s will prove unruly and
diſobedient ro their {uperious, Seryants to their Maſters, and
EFriends and Relations will be perfidious and treacherous to
each other ; and a!ll thisunder the mask or mantle of San&ti-
ty! the &.15i0 6 (an incuxyating treacherous Hgn,- though)
the gigntties of  $. .And thus you ſee, that although we
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may probably increaſe in Science, we are ſure likewiſe to en-
creaſe in ſorrow. ;

To avert theſe heavy menaces of the Stars, let us ſludy like
Chriſtian men to be wiſe, and to know and believe, That Obe-
dience is bitter than ſacrifice ,,and that ſuch who yield them-
ſelves unto the remptations of Saran, are certainly 1n the road
of being made his vaſials crernally. Ler us therefore, I fay,
Study to be quitt, and to do our own buſme(s , and give honour
to our ſuperiors, and nor diſturb the peace of one another z
becauſe thar 'tends to the diſturbance of the Government it
ſelf ; Ler us mind our own concerhs, and pray to God to di-
reR others for the beſt in theirs.—Ir 1s moſt excellent ad-
vice, which his Grace the Arch-Biſhop of Canterbury gives, to
ſuch-like unqvier ſpirits, 1n his Sermon ou Novenb. 13. 1698.
p. 34. — © Ler my Counſel, I pray, be acceptable unto you;
« ftudy to be quiet, and 0 do your own butinefs ; and that
« lies not.in the Court, or 1n the Palace, but here in the Tem-
« ple. . *Tis nor to liſten at the Doors of the two Houſes of
« paxlizment, or to eaves-drop the Counci|-Chamber ; but to
« wait in your proper ſtations with modeſty and patience,
« what Aviſoes and Commands are ſent you from thence, and
&« to comply w'th them, inttead of thronging and peſtring the
« Galleries - anl Avenues of thoſe_ places, where matters of
« S$tate are upon the Table : whart a blefied 'appearance were
« jr jn times of danger, fuch as rhis 1s, to ſee the Church-
&« doors always open, and the great ſtream and ſhole of Peo-
<< ple continually _iic-\-virzg thither ; sſimd ro find ſome of you al-
« ways upon the floor, there weeping between the Porch and
« the Altar, and faying —=Spare thy people, ob Lord, and give
«< not thy berttag! to reproach, 8:(:,_

Bur; to turn_:0.0ur Vernal Figure again, let 1t be remem-
bred that the $h Angle ſignifies Death : And:the three Pla-
nets mention'd, pofited therein, porrends the death of three
ſorts of people, >eſides rhe very vulgar : (1.) Many grear and
honourable perhns, as ſignified'by $9/. (2.) Several of our
hopeful young Betl, as repreſeuted by 5 (3.) Ard divers of
our ſtrong men; as govern'd by- d All thele, 1n their ſundry
conditions, beconing ſo Ketrograde, as never to be dire& any
more z making rem for others to ſucceed them. To be more
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of great Fainilies, Governors of Socteties, Colledges, Schools,
@&c.—Genera's of Armies, Captains of War both by Sea and
Land, and other Military Officers, &c.----Heirs of many em1-
nent Families, Scholars, Secretaries, Merchants, Accomptants,
e@. Tſay, many of all which kinds, are, in this year menaced
by the ſharp knife of Atropos, and will meert a reſtmg-place
where all their errors ſhall b6e obliviared with them. _— And,
ro make up this banquer the more compleat, ) in 0 0 pives
us notice, that imany worthies of the fxmale ſex, will alſo be+
come. morſels of mortality to ſatisfie the great devourer.
Death hath his different ſorts of Dijet, ſujtable to his divers
Apperite.He 15 a Monarch too mighty to feed always upon one
ſort of food,he Joves variety of Dithes.& ar ſomerimes deliphts
to feaft on different dainties, as'now in'this particular. year.
Would  you:know the probable propinquate cauſe of this
choice mortality, that js thus ſeverely portended? Underſtand
then,that ) is 1n ( @ from the dignities of H & H#,8 that 2/
who 1s Lord of the $th Angle,is m H &mMl9,% diſpoſes
of rhat malefick & & 5.and &4 claiming adominion over $ol,
which plainly prefages that this havock now likely to be made
by Death,will not be ſo much by violence,Cand yet ſome vio-'
lentdeaths (with Cardarn, &*c. ) 1 alſo fear.as Poiſons,Stabbings,
Hanging,- ) as by Luxurioas and idle courſcs, viz. Surfeits,
Feavers, Debauchery of ſundry kinds. Plures Crapula, quam Gla-
gins;The Belly and the Groin /thoſe two Grand Idols.to which
this Age doth conflantly facrifice)do ever deftroy and devour
more thanan Army,or all the violent deaths contriv'd by na-
ture. | HS 2
I ſhould here obſerve unto you ſundry other things from this
Vernal Figure, but wanting room therefore,ſhal only rake no-
tice, that 1mmediately after the Vernal Ingreſs S9/ will be E-
clipſed 1n his Exaltatiou,as he was 1n the laſt year. Eclipſes of
Sg/ 1n were wont tokeep a due & orderly mithod{(as I have
elſewhere obſerved.) but 1t js otherways row in this Eclipſe.
The famous C:mbdzn hath truly minded us ofthe danger at-
rending Ergland from Eclipſes 1n .---S; quanio ſuerit Eclipfe
64 Pant A [ignif. morten regis. An Eclipſe of Solin T or Q be-
tokens the death or downfall of fome great Enperor, King,or
Prince; anct the Reaſon thereof 15 near at have. Sol is Rex Pla-
netars'n, as a Privee among the Planets,and 1onaturally repre-
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ſents the greateſt of Perſonages,and thoſe of higeſt dignity and
power: and 'V* and {\; are, not only regal ſigns, ahd fo fignifie
Empire,Rule,Dominion,&-. bur allo the great cignities of $0l;
the one being his.Houſe or Mantion, and the other as his Sear
in Parliament wherein he is exalted :- Such Eclipſes therefore
muſt needs be of the moſt ominous 1mport.
- Bethem tells us, If.a Planet be Gombuſt,or Retrograde,in his Hbnje
or -Exaltation, be is as a man copfin'd by bis Prance to his ows
dwellingzor as one fick and unable to help bimſe!f. Much more is it
ſo when he is Eclipſed or darkned there : jor he 45 then as a
perſon bound-by-Thieves-thar break 1n upon. h1m with Armed
yiolence,to rob and deſpoil him of his Goods and Nonies,and
poſſibly alſo, of his Life. . Thus much, ſhall ferve to. be faid
upon the Worlds Figure of this year, 1680., . _.
2. Of the Commet which appeared in &pril, 1697.
T rmay not be forgotten, thar on Sunday April 22, 1697,there
. was a Commet ſeen in England, and curioully obſerved by
the ingenious Mr Flan/ted,at His Majeſties Obſervatory atGreer-
wich near London: as it was alſo by many Learned and worthy
erſons of the Royal Society,in divers orher places.It was like+
wiſe viſible in ſundry other Countrics, as well as jn Ergland;
particularly in Zamazca, of which I ſhall give you a brief, yer
faithful account, as I recejved the fame from my very worthy
Friend, Dr. Nathan#el Eſtaugh, refident there. viz, 4
 Sir, Imuſt advertiſe you of a Blazing-ſtar which we ſaw bere 3n
April laſt,| It.wis not belicved by many,e!ſe you had receirved an Ac>
count thereof beſore now | hearimg of it firft the 15th day, the next
morning 1 aroſe to watch for it : and to the Eaft, a.little more than
half an bour before the Sun roſe, I ſaw it, and it ſeemed to bavt 5 or
6 deg. N. latitude. The Star was of a pale Braſs-colour, and the Tail
of a Saturnine Hue,pointing upwards,a little inclining,N.w.1 ſaw it
again the 17 and 18 days, and perceived its motion was towards
the Sun,for eviry day it appeared le{s than before.The 19 and 20 days
1 could not fee t at, all. Somz here affirmed to me,they ſaw it 16 days
after z but T believe they were decervid with a ſight of the ſplendant
Venus only,which roſe glortouſly beſove the Sun. It ftartled me much
's find it is ( Englands Aſcendant.I pray God heep you all is peace.
Thus far my ingenious Friend, Dr. Eſtaugh, from whence may
be noted theſe three things h
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at London 1n &, was ſeen at Zamaica in F. Secondly, that al-
though this Gommer was not ſeen in E72/4nd beofore the 1 9 of
April, yet 1t was viſtble in the 7e/?-Idies on the 15 day there-
of. Thirdly,That when it did diſappear jn 7:mazcz,it was con-
ſpicuous to us 1n Great Brtain,Which obſeryations I commend,
firſt,to the induftrious Altronomer,who is able with eaſe to're-
folve, how ſuch difterent {1ghts of the ſame Obje&t haypen in
different- places. Secondly, To the ingerijous Aſtrologer, who
may hereby be raught,not to make hjs Judgments upon Com-
mets or New-Stars, Unzverſal, becauſe they are not univerſal
viſible, nor yet equally ſo, ro places five or fix hours diftant,
There's no Ph:nomena in Nature, which are not of real figni=
fication and effe&t to mankind in one place or other, upon
this carthly Glob2z,elſe,to what purpoſe do they appear'or why
have all Ages been, not only affeRed with them, bur ſuddenly
after them affiifted with variety of misfortunes.-———Comete non
fraſtra apparentſed confpiciunturut denuntient ves mignas coc.({aith
one) Blazing Stars do never appear to mankind jn vain, bur
by being viſtble unto us do denounce great alrerations near at
hand,thereby to prepare us toſirive by humnliation and praver,
ro avert the Judgments of an hipghly offended God.
Aftrologers, with on= conſenr rell us, Concte moont bella
feditiones,#c.Thar Commets move Wars and Seditions,e tranſ-
mutant zmperia, exc. and thar they declare the change of Em-
pires and Kingdoms,Laws,Religion,Cuſtoms and Conftitutions,
@©c. And they give good Reaſon for this ; for. ſay they, when
Commers or new Stars are generared,many exhalations hot &
dry, are drawn from the Earth, whereby che humours jin our
bodies are exficcated,and our ſpirits inflamed; whence we are
eaiily provoked fo wrath.Thence follows Animoſiries,Diſlikes,
Strifes, Hatred, Plots,Contrivances and Conſpiracies, c..-Affter
theſe; Wars,Slaughrers,Invaſions,&7.From rhem ifiues Vigory
and Conqueſt;and 1n conclufjon,a change of Einpire and Domj-
n:on.And all this to reach us,that there is nothmg eternal bur
God alone,who is the Lord and Maker of the Heavens and3>rars,
whoſe Kingdom 15 from everlaſtiug,and endurerh for ever. And
this 15 a Truth not to be ſhaken by the Sophiſiry of Damis,
nor needs 1t any ſupport from. 7, oc/es Tealous Railing.
Neither js this our Sorites fo eafily invalidated or weakned,
as fome men,enemies to Starry Learning,imagine or pretend.
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Altrologecal Obſervatzons, 1680,
For if the Linxs of the Chain are of equal force and ſtrength,
then muſt the Clain 1r ſelf be moſt conipleart and perfect, and
fully ferviceavle to its deſigned end. And we well know(unleſs
we vil wilfully wink)rhat every. days Experience,in one way,
and in one place or. another,confirms unto us---That there can
be no quarre] or conrention without heat or paſſion ; neither
can there be paſhon ſizſſſiuſi,zc rhe ſpirirs are firſt inflamed: nor
yer wars and flaughters, withour quarrels and contentions; nor
victory withour wars z nor change of Empire or Goyernment
without V i(ſiſifſſ('}ſ}'
And ler me nor, I pray you, b< cenſured becauſeT mention

this Coinmet of 1657, 1n my ]'(dgln(.nts of 1530,for-you know
the ful >)ſi-ds ſſ my iwo laſt years. Ephemeris were too large t®
admir thereof; and T could well have ſpared my pains there-
ypon now, havieng gor her matter,more than enough,to have fur-
rrihed my three Sheers withal; yer T thought fiſi to remember
the world thereof at this time, leſt many might think I had
wholly overlooked fo great and amazing a Prcdlgle.

And { conceive jt cannor now he too lace,fith there are ſome
ſiſſ-ſi-ſiſiſmctſi-ſſ, us.that pſiſiz:.cti :o enflave us to the effeRts of Commets,
not ovly for one; year, two or chree, @. but for an1ioo Years,

nd more together, although T muſt profeſs my ſalf not to be
\ſiſiſi_tſiſia.ſſi Opinton 3 as. 1 have c[ſewhere declared more largely.
For thar were to abſira&_from the Prodigies of.. the preſent
Age, and pur rhe glorycf. their, portents upon thoſe of elder
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cIf.as '.ct:ctii? times.without witneſs of the various diſpenſati-
ons of his ſr-ſiſivz dence;wheress we Know,and ſ*:ſſ_{'ſſſi*cordwſi to

the Pſalmift ) That day unto doy utter #th bhvowiedg 2 3 and all the
Prodigies of feaven, in 2ll cimes have been; and.are;bur as ſo
many Monicars'or Heraulds, denounctug 3 ]udſſf*ctcictts ap=
proaching them that 1ahabir the earth, where/ſuch-Prodigies
are moſt viſityle.

Neither.am T yet 'fully ſatisfied whet
other than Signs;for ſhonld rhey be ..sſiſſi: ther methinks their
effe&s ſhouldmſi-mcdictrdyſi cceditheir 'p eara ſ'*ſſ'ſi the

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beft Philoſophers opmuon. that cauſes and eite ſtſſu—
taneous; as we ſee it dayly in the weather, aſixu in t 10n
of Porxſizs 2 But,I cannor ftand here © diſcu ſis 1 ce :u*d
curious points.Ler it therefore ſuitice in chis place, ghat Kiſtor

 
eICT C INEEnS _ _

- ' Aſtrotogical Obſeruations, 1680, :
and Chronology do afſure us---That Blazing Stars,or Commets,
are the meſſengers of Almighty God, and the certain precur-
fors.of dangers eminent to befall a wicked and finful people;
as it_ happened before the deſtrufion of Zeruſe/em ſome years,
there-appeared a Commet for Six months ſpace together;if we
will give credit to Languit and others. R

3. Of theParaſelene or Mock-moozs ſten 0n Sunday January |
—_— the Eth, 1679, at Lempſter.
1 Pon Surday, Zanuary 6, 1679, there were ſeen at Lempſter
-n the County of Hereford, Fwo Moons at once; the true
oneand a- counterfejir. The account that I recejved thereof
was ina Letter from Mr. Zames Matthas, a very ingenious, and
carefully. obſetving Perſon of ſuch marters, and a good Stu-
dent in Aftrology; in theſe words: |
Spr, The preſent hafte of this, is to #nform you of an unuſual Prodigy,

the appearance of two Moons, the 6th day of this inſtant January, a-
bout 9:9, P.: M. the Moons Arch was high, the true Moon appearing
bright and tranſparent, and the mack-Moon ſomewhat faintly. At the
firts frght they were ſeen about half a yard diftance(arcording to com.
70 viſtonJone zn the lap of the other.This Prodigy was not only ſeen
by my{elf, but by Mr. Tohh Steed, an Apothecary, Recorder of the
Town, who calied up Thomas Bichards the elder, and the yoinger,
'wzt) Thowas Gritfths, and ſeveral others, who all ſaw it, At the
frſt thes Prodtgy was ſeen, as in the firlt Figure, the true Moon ap=
bearig much bigger than it ſhould have been by its Age. The ſecond
fFeure ſhews how it did diſappeary the Moons ſeeming to touch with
thezy lower Horns, and were ſepgrated abave.

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* Theſe Celeſtial Prodigies, as before was ſaid of Commets Gf
New-Stars, are the certain precurſors of many ynwonred ac-
cidents,

  
. Aſtrological Obſervations,  1680.
cidents,and ſometimes very great Mundane Alterations.' A$Jt
happen'd a little before the deſtruion of' Catana mn Szvily by
an Earthquake, three Moons were ſeen in thoſe parts An.1169.
And after the appearance of three Moors, Anno. 1314, the Eng-
liſh (though a warlike Nation) mn the rejpn of Edward the fe-
cond, were overthrown in Batrel by the Scots:and divers miſe-
ries were ſet on foot in the Empire at the ſame time,rwo Ems»
perors being Ciown'd at once, upon ſome differences which
happen'd among the Elefors, God in his great mercy defend
theſe Northern Countries from the calamities which theſe Pro-
digies feem to preſage, and:quiet the differences of Chriſten-
dom,by checking the deceitful, wicked, unruly,turbulent ſpirit,
yow, let looſe among us, to the great diſturbance of Church
and State. And lert us know 1t for a Truth, becauſe utter*'diby
' the Spiritof Truth, That though the Stars, and Celeftijal Pro-
digtes-are the precurors of changes, &:. yet it istruly,” Be-
cauſe of unrighteous dealing, wrong, blaſphemizs, and divtrs de«
ciits, that 4 Realm, or Kiigdom hall be tranſlated from one people
to another, Ecclefhaſticus 10. 8.

I could tell you how the Heavens were poſited at the begin-
ing of this amazing apparition,and whar they naturally denore;
but want of room prevents me. Let it ſuffice, that God hath a
controverſie with us for our fins, and that he gives us notice
thereof by rhele his Celeſiial Monirors and Meſiengers.

I will nor rake upon me to determine whegher theſe Para-
ſelene are cauſed only by certain diſpofirions of the Clouds, or
by Angels or Spirits,@c. nor yer,whether if the cauſe of them
be 1n the Clouds (as ſome think)thar Angels-or Spirits do not
work thoſe Clouds into ſuch like forms, as they are thereunto
appointed by him that made the Clouds and Heavens alſo. T
will not, Tfay, take upon me to determine upon ſuch myſteri-
ous Arcauums, bur leave themn to the difquifition of the more
Iſiſ;earncd Vertuoſi of the World, and conchude my preſent
Theam, and my this years Obſeryations together, in the words
of that great Oracle of Learning, Sir 7h0. Brown,, in his Religio
Medici, Sedt. 31.-+-T beliece, that thoſe wany Prodigies and omingus
Z:T@gſi'fflſtſſkſif which forerun the ruine of States, Prirces, and private
£ erjons, are the caaritavie premonitions of good Argels, which more

careleſs enquiries term but the effefts of chaxce and nat ure. LausDe0e
Brick-Comrt, by the Deaz-?

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ADVERTISEMENT,

N Ephemeris of the Cceleftial Morions and AſpeRs, with

_ the Ecl iptes of the Luminaries for Twenry ſſſiſi!:sſſſſicgm-

mng Anno 1682, where my firft part Expires, triaced for, and
fold by the Cofnp.my of ' Starioners.

The Juſt and Pious $corpioni(t; .Or, the Nativiry of that excel-
lent man,Sir Matthew Hals f\c ate L(znc (,}'-zſſi Juitice of Eng-
land. Sold by R. Boultey, at the Tyrbs-bead 1 :

Obſequium Ration: bile : Or, A 5{ eaſon
for theSons of the £Cu/7;al Srorp 20 28 he malicious and
blaſphemous athEmpts of rh2 envious _;zomifſſ--ſi-ſiſi to the Au-
thor, and to that worthy Sign. Sold by william Berry, ar the
Globe at Charing=Croſs.

*ApTiFtaresBy, Sive A'ctiiffldd*"ſi!'!ſſffifl(js 1n Malachie Thruſto-
ni;- M. D. Diatrebam de Refpirationis Uſu Primario. Auctore
Georgro Entio, Eq. Aur. Med. D. & Lo[ Lond. Socio.

An mgcnuſſou*x Vade Mecum to Altrology, Very Tit ceatly and uſe-
fully contrived into a Pocket Volume, b y 7. Vartridge. Both
ſold by willzam Bromwich, ar the three Bibles in Lydgate-ftroet.

Whereas, fince the Deceaſe of Þr. Locþy-r, great enquiry
hath been fflctſſ:}v afrer th1s lhxſi-ſi..lſil Pill, fo famous as well
beyondrhe Seas as at home, for the cire of Dropſi 'E9, \cuwy,
Stone, Conft: zmpmm Lameneſs, Apnes, 'Feavcrs, ——
Theſe are to x*pm'\e ir 15 prepared hv ?m Nephew, ]*ſſ- Y/ſilan
watts, 1n St. Thomas's Southwafb , and Nr 1ho. Fyze Apothe-
cary, at the Sygar-Loaf withour bJhops-Gate, his only Tru-
ſtees for the ſame,

63 All forts of Chymical Prepararions, are ro be had'of

Chri{topher "ctcb(hyimſh ar the Globe and Furnaces 1n the
Poſtern by Moor-gate , where a Catalogue of them may be had
Qw@[f.ſ.

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