The Newlanders cure Aswell of those violent sicknesses which distemper most minds in these latter dayes: as also by a cheape and newfound dyet, to preserue the body sound and free from all diseases, vntill the last date of life, through extreamity of age. Wherein are inserted generall and speciall remedies against the scuruy. Coughes. Feauers. Goute. Collicke. Sea-sicknesses, and other grieuous infirmities. Published for the weale of Great Brittaine, by Sir William Vaughan, Knight.

The fift SECTION.

The emminent Dangers of this great and Mysti∣call Disease ouer Great Brittaine, by a Re∣flection of those T••ibulations, which our Fel∣low Members haue lately endured beyond the Seas, and may hereafter light vpon vs, if wee preuent them not by speedy Repentance.

BEhold the sad and riuel'd Face Of Rochell, once the strongest Place Of Christendome, now made a slaue? And forc't for Light to c••ye and craue. Behold the Land of Casimire, On Khines faire Bankes, whom France did hire, To saue her Church New-Built from fire; Now poore, disrob'd of her Attire. In like manner, see, how many Bright Uirgins Lampes in Germany, Extinguisht lye, whose glorious Rayes Like Carbuncles, made Nights seeme Dayes. Our Fellow-members reape this Curse; And wee deserue the same, or worse. Their Fatall losse concernes vs neare, And ought to strike a tremb••ing feare.

For if Our Sauiour giues vs ouer, The Cut is short from France to D••uer. God may permit the Spanish Nation, By Land and Sea to worke vexation. Or those, that are now Friends, to langle, Or out of Trading vs to wrangle. Or let o de Sathans Sorcery Pre••aile, to bring in Popery. which if He doe, how stand our Liues, Our Church, our Children, States, and Wiues? In stead of Milke our Younglings lucke Would bee, empoys'ned whay to sucke. All then must to the Shauen Crowne, With the Beasts marke, fall prostrate downe. None Iust, but who to Babell tunne: No Maid made Saint, but a faire Nunne. And shee for Penance must submit, To her Confessours veniall fit. But first Mortmaines must be repeal'd, And Praemunires quite expell'd. If this great Earth-quake shall preuaile, And the Old Dragon with his Taile Draw twinckling Starres from Heauen downe, And forme them Fire-drakes of his owne, O••r Watch-men then should heare Brauadoes, And turne or burne, or feele S••rapadoes. Our sinnes deserue this darke Eclipse, To kisse the Pax with Who•••• ••••••lips.

Wee felt of Warre the discontents, The Pestilence sackt our chiefe Tents: A Famine new creepes in through Raine, From which, Lord, keepe our Soules againe. VVhat dangers more may vs oppose, I haue no warrant to disclose. I dare not to me arrogate, Of Prophesie the certaine Fate. But I could wish, that Harmony Suppli'd the place of Simony: That Iustice, Loue, and Godly zeale, Did raigne in Church and Common-weale And for those Perills, which I feare, Let euery Kna•••• his burthen beare. And iustly too, if they allow For currant Good, the ill they know. They who feele not these Offences, Nor looke helpe, haue lost their sences. But let them get Soules spectacles, And they shall see Gods Miracles: How with a strong and mighty hand, Hee still protected this our Land, Against Romes subiects eu'ry where, VVhile we in Faith couragious were.