An Advertisement of books newly published.
A General History of Scotland, from the year 767; to the death of
K. James; containing the principal Revolutions and Transactions of Church
and State; with political observations and Reflections upon the same, by David
Hern of Godserofe, in Folio.
A Trearise of Civil Policy, being a resolution of Forty four Questions concerning
Prerogative, Right and Priviledge, in reference to the supreme Prince, and
the People. By Samule Rutherford, Prosessor of Divinity in St. Andrews in
Scotland.
The Spirits Touchstone, or the Teachings of Christs Spirit, on the hearts of
Believers; being a clear discovery, how a man may certainly know, whether
he be really taught by the Spirit of God; being very useful for these times. By
Job Royce, late of Merton Colledge in Oxford.
Florus Anglicus, or an exact History of England, from William the Conqueror, to the
death of the late King. By Lambert Wood, Gent.
Herberts Devotions, or a Compinion for a Christian; containing Meditations
and prayers fitted for all conditions, persons, times, and places. Being very
useful in these sad times.
The Christian Soldier, his combat against the World, the Flesh, and the Devil.
Very useful for all good Christians.
All six Books above mentioned, are sold by Simon Mider at the Star in St. Pauls
Churchyard.
The whole business of Sindercome, from first to last, extracted out of the Original
Papers; being a Narrative of his carriage, during his imprisonment, his Tryal
and Sentence. The discourse that past betwixt him and the Ministers that visited
him; the manner of his Death and Burial; with the Attestations of the
Physitians and Chyrutgeons, under their hands, upon opening of his Body:
The Coronet and [unr] verdicts, and the Examinations of divers Persons upon
Oath, as his Mother, Sister, Keeper, and Others. Printed by Tho. Newcomb,
fold by the several Booksellers' of London; worthy the Perusal of all such who
remain unsatisfied, as the manner of his destroying himself.
Advertisemens[unr].
IN the Parish of Su[unr]th-at-Home in Kent, about 12 Miles form London, neer Dartford
Market, are 2, very fair Houses to be Let, accommodated for any Gentleman
of quality, both for pleasure and profit. You may enquire about them at
the place, or at Francis Egle, field Bookseller, at the sign of the Marigold in St Pauls
Church-yard.
ALL persons whom it may concern, are desired to take notice, That the
twentieth day of March (commonly called St. Cuthbertsday) and the day
following, is a General Fair at the City of Durham, for all manner of Horses.
Oxen, Kine, Sheep, and all [unr] of Merchandises whatsoever. And that the same
Fair will be kept on Friday and Saturday, the Twentieth and one and twentieth
days of March next; for all kinde of castle, and all sorts of Merchandises whatsoever,
according to the Tenor and Effect of the Great Charter of the said City
of Durham.
FEbr.14. 1656. Gone astray from Osterly. Park, within this Ten dayes, a Black
Mare, about 14 Hands high, 6 years old, a short hobd Taile, with a [unr]ar in
her Forhead. If any one can bring Tydings of her to Edmond Rank at the Dolphin
at Temple-Bar, or go any of Sir William Walters Servants at Osterly, they sha[unr]l
have good content for their pains.