Saints memorials, or, Words fitly spoken, like apples of gold in pictures of silver being a collection of divine sentences / written and delivered by those late reverend and eminent ministers of the gospel, Mr. Edmund Calamy, Mr. Joseph Caryl, Mr. Ralph Venning, Mr. James Janeway.

Small Octavo, and Twelves.

The Life and Death of Mr. Thom. Wilson, Minister of Maidstone, in the Country of Kent. Drawn up by Mr. George Swinnock.

Hieragonisticon, or Corahs Doom; being an Answer to two Letters of In∣quiry

into the Grounds and Occasions of the Contempt of the Clergy and Religion.

The Comparison of plato and Ari∣stottle, with the Opinions of the Fathers on their Doctrine, and some Christi∣an Reflections; together with Judg∣ment on Alexander and Caesar, as al∣so on Seneca, Plutarch and Petronius, out of the French.

Observations on the Poems of Ho∣mer and Virgil: a Discourse represen∣ting the Excellency of those Works, and the Perfection in general of all He∣roick Actions, out of the French.

Mysterium Pietatis; or the Mystery of Godliness, wherein the Mysteries con∣tained in the Incarnation, Circumcision, wise Men, Passion, Resurrection, Assen∣sion of the Son of God, and coming of the Holy Ghost, are unfolded and applyed. By W. Annand.

Fellowship with God, or 28 Sermons on the first Epistle of Iohn, chap. first and Second. By Hugh Binning, late Mi∣nister in Scotland.

A Token for Children, being an ex∣act

account of the conversation, holy and exemplary lives and joyfull deaths of several young Children. By Iames Ianeway.

The Mercury-Gallant, Containing ma∣ny true and pleasant. Relations of what passed at Paris, from the first of Ianuary, 72. till the Kings Departure thence.

An Explanation, of the Assemblies shorter Catechism, wherein all the An∣swers are taken abroad in, under Questi∣ons and Answers, the Truths explained, and proved by Reason and Scripture; several Cases of Conscience resolved; some chief Controversies in Religion stated, &c. By Tho. Vincent.

The Experiences of God's gracious declining; with Mrs. Elizabeth White, as they were written with her own hand, and found in her Closet after her decease.

A serious Caution against Impeni∣tency, under Gods Correcting-Providen∣ces. By Iames Sharp.

The Christians great Interest: or the tryal of a saving interest in Christ, with the way how to attain it. By W. Guthry, late Minister in Scotland.

The History of Moderation; or the life, Death, and Resurrection of Mode∣ration, together with her Nativity, Coun∣try, Pedigree, Kindred, and Character, Friends, and also her Enemies.

A Guide to the true Religion: or, a Discourse directing to make a wise choice of that Religion Men venture their Sal∣vation upon. By Iohn Clappam.

A most Comfortable & Christian Di∣alogue between the Lord and the Soul. By W. Cooper Bishop of Galloway.

Justification only upon a satisfaction, or the Necessity and Verity of the Sa∣tisfaction of Christ, as the alone grounds of Remission of sin, asserted and opened against the Socinians. By R. Ferguson.

The Canons and Institutions of the Quakers, agreed upon at their General Assembly, at their new Theatre in Grace-Church-street.)

A Synopsis of Quakerism: or, a Colle∣ction of the Fundamental Errors of the Quakers, By Tho. Danson.

Bloud for bloud; being a true Nar∣rative of that late horrid murther com∣mitted by Mary Cook upon her Child.

By Nath. Partridge, with a Sermon on the same occasion.

Six several Treatises. By Nich. Lockier, Minister of the Gospel.

A Discourse written by Sir G. Downing the King of Great Brittain's Envoy Ex∣traordinary, to the States of the United Provinces: Vindicating his Royal Master from the Insolencies of a scandalous Li∣bel, Printed under the Title of [An Ex∣tract out of the Register of the States Ge∣neral of the United Provinces, upon the Memorial of Sir Geo. Downing, Envoy, &c. [And delivered by the Agent de Heyde for such, to several Publick Mini∣sters. Whereas no such Resolution was e∣ver communicated to the said Envoy, nor any answer returned at all by their Lord∣ships to the said Memorial

Whereunto is added a Relation of some Former and Latter Proceedings of the Hollanders: By a meaner hand.

The Assemblies works in 12, with the large and smaller Catechisms.

Scotch Psalms alone, or with the Bible.

THese are to give Notice, That the Psalms of David in Meeter are newly Transla∣ted, and Diligently Compared, with the Ori∣ginal Text and former Translations, more smooth and agreeable to the Text than that of Tho. Sternhold, Iohn Hopkins, or any other Extant in English; and do run with such a fluent Sweetness, that the Ministers whose Names are here - under Subscribed, have thought fit to Recommend it to all with whom they are Concerned; some of them having used it already with great Comfort and Satisfaction: These Psalms are to be sold by Dorman Newman, at the King's Armes in the Poultry, at One shilling Four pence Price.

• Iohn Owen, D. D.
• Tho. Manton, D. D.
• ...William Ienkyn,
• ...Iames Innes.
• ...Thomas Watson.
• ...Thomas Lye.
• ...Matthew Poole.
• ...Io. Milward.
• ...Iohn Chester.
• ...George Cockayn.
• ...Matthew Meade.
• ...Robert Franklin.
• ...Richard Mayo.
• Hen. Langley, D. D.
• ...Thomas Doolittle.
• ...Thomas Vincent.
• ...Nathaniel Vincent.
• ...Iohn Ryther.
• ...William Thompson.
• ...Nicholas Blaky.
• ...Charles Morton.
• ...Edmund Callamy.
• ...William Carslake.
• ...Iames Ianeway.
• ...Iohn Hicks.
• ...Iohn Baker.