The plausible arguments of a Romish priest answered by an English Protestant seasonable and useful for all Protestant families.

Books newly Published: Printed for Robert Clavell at the Peacock in St. Pauls Church-Yard, 1686.

THE Law and Equity of the Gospel, or the Goodness of our Lord as a Legislator: Delivered first from the Pulpit in two plain Sermons, and now Repeated from the Press, with others tending to the same end; to which is added, The Grand Inquiry to be made in these Inquisitive Times, together with the Resolution of Paul and Silas, as also an Improvement of that Inquiry, containing in its Parts a Resolution unto it self, and a Scriptural Prognostick of Jesus Christ's Second Advent to Judge the World: Lastly, A Preservative against Ambition. By Thomas Pierce, D. D. Chaplain in Ordinary to his Majesty, and Dean of Sarum.

The Excellency of Monarchical Government, especially of the English Monarchy; Wherein is Treated, The several Benefits of Kingly Government, and the Inconvenience of Common Wealths: Also, of the several Badges of Sove∣raignty in General, and Particularly according to the Constitution of the Laws of England; likewise of the Duty of Subjects, and the Mischiefs of Faction, Sedition, and Rebellion: In all which, the Principles and Practices of our late Common-Wealths-Men are considered. By Nathaniel Johnson, Doctor in Physick.

An Historical Vindication of the Divine Right of Tithes, from Scripture, Reason, and the Opinion and Practice of Jews, Gentiles, and Christians in all Ages; designed to Supply the Omissions, Answer the Objections, and Rectifie the Mistakes of Mr. Selden's History of Tithes, Part I. A further Vindication of the Divine Right of Tithes, Proved by Scripture and Antiquity, and Illustrated by the

Solemn Consecration and great Conveniency of them; with an Answer to the Objections of other Authors against them, Part II. To which is added, A Discourse of Ex∣communication. By Thomas Comber, D. D. Precentor of York.

—A Church Catechism, with a brief and easie Ex∣planation thereof, for the help of the meanest Capacities, and weakest Memories, in order to the Establishing them in the Religion of the Church of England.

A Treatise of Spousals, and Matrimonial Contracts; wherein all the Questions relating to that Subject are ingenuously debated and resolved. By the late Famous and Learned Mr. Henry Swinborn, Author of the Treatise of Wills and Testaments.

Sir William Dugdales Summons to all Parliaments since the 49th Year of King Henry the Third.

The Dean of Durham's Counsel and Directions (Divine and Moral) in Letters of Advice to a Young Gentleman, soon after his Admission into a Colledge in Oxford.

Archbishop Stern's Logick.

The Popes Bull concerning the Damnation, Excommunica∣tion, &c. of Queen Elizabeth, with Observations and Animadversions thereon. By Thomas Lord Bishop of Lincoln. There is also Printed with it, the Popes Bull for the Damnation and Excommunication of King Henry the Eighth.

☞The Plausible Arguments of a Romish Priest Answered by an English Protestant. Written by an Eminent Hand: Seasonable and Useful for all Protestant Families. Price Stich'd Six pence. Newly Published.

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