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Mercurius politicus, Number 298, 21st-28th February 1655 E.492[10]

to be made of ships, as well strangers as English, for
21 days, other than such as shall go forth under the Protection
of the Fleet: Ordered, That a Letter be written to the Commissioners
of the Customes, that an Embargo bee forthwith
made accordingly.
An Advertisement of Books newly published.
Communion with GOD in Ordinances, the Saints Priviledg & Duty.
Wherein is judiciously and solidly laid down the way to attain it, and
to preserve it when attained; with several Discoveries or Notes of
Trial. By that Faithful Minister of Christ, William Strong. By himself
intended to be made publike, and part of it transcribed in his
life-time. Sold by Fra. Tyton, at the three Daggers in Fleet-street
neer the Inner-Temple Gate.
ESCHOL; A Cluster of the Fruit of Canaan, brought to the Borders,
for the encouragement of the Saints travelling thitherward, with
their faces towards Syon. Or Rules of Direction for the walking
of the Saints in Fellowship, according to the order of the Gospel.
By John Owen, D.D. D.C. Sold by Ph. Stephens, at the Gilded-Lion
in Pauls Churchyard. The Second Edition, revised & corrected.
To receive the Lords Supper, tho actual Right and Duty of all Church-Members
of years, not Excommunicate. Made good against Mr.
Collins his Exceptions against The Bar Removed, written by the
Author. Also a brief Answer to the Antidiatribe, written by Mr.
Saunders. By John Timson, a private Christian of Great-Bowdon
in Leicester-shire. Sold by Tho. Williams at the Bible in Little
Britain, and will Tomson at Harborough in Leicester-shire.
From Paris February 26 Stilo novo
This Court is taken up with many Recreations, so that there
is the lesse busines to write of. On the ninth instant, thore
was a very curious Balet danced in the Louvre, called the
Gallantries of the time, at which all the Great ones of the
Court were present.
On the 20. the Chancelor of France gave a Sumptuoas
Treatment at his own house to their Majesties, Monsieur the
Kings only brother, the titular Duke of York, the Princess
of Orange, and her Sister the little Princess, ata Supper,
which was one of the most magnificent that we have lately
seen. The Musick also was no less rare then the Delicates of
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