all of divers witches, both men and women, that Country being
much troubled, with that sort of people, even of people of
quality, yea and of Churchmen. The Protestant Cantons are
not yet agreed with the French Ambassadors about the Alliance.
The Deputies of the Cantons have had order not to offend
the house of Austria in the business of Alsatia, for which
there hath been a great difference concerning the absolute
yeelding thereof, and also about the nominating of the Officers
and the payment of very considerable sums. Many conferences
have been held about those points, but nothing was yet
decided.
A new project of she Instrument of Alliance, without mention
of the reversall Letters offered upon some Articles, hath been
delivered to the said Ambassador who is to consider the same
as also the several Magistrate of each Canton, and of the Allies
upon the propounded exceptions, their principall interest
being to keep good correspondence withall their neighbours
keep and seek peace within themselves, and serve France punctually,
as their Ancestors have done, for the advantage they
can get thereby. The Arbitrators Cantons arc met at Olten
to decide the grievances of the interested partyes. The new
Instrument of peace shall be published every where, and thereupon
many good reglements will be dressed about the policy.
An Advertisement of Books newly published.
Trin-Unus Dem, or the Trinity and Unity of God, By Edm.
Porter, B. D. Sometimes Fellow of St. Johns Colledge in Cambr. and Prebend
of Notwith Who likewise was Authour of that choice pecce, Intituled, God
Incarnate, wherein is shewed, That Jesus Christ is the only and most high God.
A Treatise of Peace and contentment of mind, by Peter in Moulin the Son, D. D.
Also a week of Soliloquiet and Prayers, with a preparation for the holy Communion,
by the same Authour. All sold by Humph. Moseley at the Princes
Arms in St Parls Churchyard.
An exact History of the Life of James Naylor, with his Parents, Birth, Education,
Professions, Actions, and Blasphemies. Also how he came first to be a
Quaker; By John Deaccon. And are to be sold by Edward Thomas, at his
house in Green Arbor.
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Tho. Fuller, B.D. Sold by John Stafford at the George at Fleet-bridge.
Apples of Gold for Young-men and Women, and a Crown of Glory for Old
men and Women, or the happiness of being good betimes, and the honour of
being an old Disciple, clearly and fully discovered, and closely and faithfully
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