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Original Gown Ware-house, at Baker's Coffee-house is Exchange Ally, Cornhill.

Gowns for Men, Women, Boys, Girls, and Children in Arms, are continued to be sold both by Wholesale and Retail made up of rich Brocaded Silks, Italian Silks, Garden Sattins, stained Silks, Damasks, Thread Sattins, Scotch Plods, richly lin'd, Stuffs, Callamancas, and Callicoes: All made very large, and suitable Linings the like was never expos'd to Sale by any Man before; where Caps and Sashes are sold, they being a fresh Parcel of Goods, bought of the Executors of a great Mrecer lately deceas'd; The Price set on each Gown.

BOOKS Printed for, and Sold by Arthur Bettesworth < no role > at the Red Lyons in Paternoster-Row.

Schism try'd and Condemn'd, by the Sentiments of the most eminent Writers among the Dissenters, written for the Conviction of Gain-sayers and those who complain of Persecution upon Occasion of the late Act, for the Prevention of the Growth of Schism the 8th Edition. The 2nd part, Containing the sentiments of the Foreign reform'd Churches, Proving that all the Pleas against Conformity to the Church of England are vain and frivolous and Separation from is Sinful, pr 6 d, each. The Laymen's Antidote against the Heretical Notions of his Mr. Whiston, Dr. Clarke and other Modern Enthusiasts, who are for destroying the Church under pretence of Reformation, pr. 1 s.

An Examination of Dr. Clark's Scripture-Doctrine of the Trinity, with a Confutation of it, inserted in an Exposition of some of the most difficult places of the New Testament, wherein the 9th chapter of Romans is set in a Clear Light, by valentine Haywood M.A < no role > . pr. 2s. Bidding of Prayers before Sermon, no mark of Disaffection in the present Government being being an Historical Vindication of the 55th Canon, by Charles Wheatly M < no role > A Author of the Rational Illustration of the Common-Prayer, pr. 1s. The Clergyman's Advocate, or an Historical Account of the Ill Treatment of the Church and Clergy, from the beginning of the Reformation to this Time, by a Lay Hand, pr. 1s..

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Episcopal the only Apostolical Ordination, or the Case of the Ordination truly Consider'd to which is prefix'd Letter from the Rev. Dr. Hicks.

The Invalidity of Dissenting Ministry, or Presbyterian Ordination an irregular and unjustifiable Practice in two Parts.

The Original Draught of the Primitive Church, that flourish'd within the first three Hundred years after Christ.

Episopacy vindicated by W. Richardson lately a Dissenting Teacher but now a Presby er of the Church of England.

Rights Notions of God and Religion, with some Discourses for correcting Prevailing Errors.

Salvation the peculiar Privilege of the Church, those two by J. Cockburne D.D. All Printed for G. Strahan at the Golden Ball against the Royal Exchange. Just publish'd

Great Britains Vade Mecum Containing 1. A concise Geographical Description of the world, with an enquiry into the Nature. Quality, and principal Commodities of each Country. 2. the several Counties of England and Wales, particularly describ'd; An account of their valuable Products, Market-Towns, Market-Days, chief Fairs, &c. 3. A short view of Trade in General and an Enumeration of the chief Commo dities and Manufactures of Great Britain; o' Weights and Measures, Coin, &c. 4. A Description of the Cities of London and Westminster, more exact and regular than any extant, with Tables of Fees of the several Courts in London, &c. 5. Of the Courts of the Judicature held at Westminster, viz. the Court of Chancery, Kings Bench, Common Pleas, &c. and also an exact Table of their Respective Fees. 6. A Compleat useful Table, shewing the value of any Quantities of Goods or Merchandize ready cast up, from One Penny he Pound, Ell Yard, Ounce, &c. to Twenty Shillings. 7. The best instructions for Gauging and Measuring Work in Town and Country. 8. Directions for taking and entering Goods at the Custom House, with the business of the Water-side; the Statutes relating to the Customs. Table of Fess, &c. 9. Rates of Post Letters, as establish'd by Act of Parliament, an Account of the Penny post, the Stiles and Titles due to Persons of rank, and in Office. 10 The Rates and Orders of Coachmen, Chairmen, Carmen, Watermen, &c. 11 An account of the Roads to London from the Principal Cities and Market Towns in England and Wales: of Stage Coaches, Waggoners, Carriers, &c. that come to all Parts of London, &c. their Inns, Days of coming in and going out, and the Rates and Prices. The whole of univer'al use to all Persons of all Ranks, in Town any Country, particularly to Country Gentlemen, Travellers, Lawyers, Merchants, Tradesmen, Builders Gaugers, &c. Printed for W. Mears, at the Lamb without Temple Bar.

Just publish'd the Sixth Edition, (with Additions and Amendments of A Rational and Useful Account of the Veneral Disease With Observations on the Nature, Symptoms and Cure, and the bad Consequences that attend by ill Management, with proper Admonitions, recommended as a Friendly instructions to all Persons who do, or may, labour under this Misfortune. Also a short Enquiry into old Gleets, and other Weaknesses, and the Reason why they are so seldom cur'd: With the Author's Method of Cure. To which are added, Some Hints on the PRACTICAL SCHEME, The Method and Medicines therein expos'd, and the gross Impositions justly detected. With an Account of Specificks, the Use and Abuse of the Name, and how it covers Ignorance and a Cheat. By JOSEPH Cam M < no role > .D.

Evasti ? credo metues doctusque cavebis: Quares quando iterum pavea, iterumque perira Possit, o totius servus! Horat. Principiss obsta Ovid,

Printed for, and sold by G. Strahan against the Royal Exchange without Temple-Bar, C. King in Westminster-Hall, T. Norris on London Bridge J Baker against Hatton-Garden in Holborn, and by the Author at the Golden Ball and Lamp in Bow Church yard, Cheapside. Price 1 s.

An Essay upon the Soul of Man, Moral, Natural, and Divine, under the following Heads. I. The Preference due to the Soul above the Body, from the Reason of its Spiritual and Immortal Nature. II. Of our Duties of Religion and Morality, whether towards God, whether towards our Selves, whether towards Man, and of our Duty of all Gospel Self denial; which result from the manner how one Souls are and Operate in our Bodies under the visible Empire of God. III. Concerning our Duties of Time and Eternity, of the present World and of the World to come; which result from the manner how our Souls ought to be out of our Bodies, first of all; and then in our Spritualiz'd Bodies, after the Universal Resurrection. London: Printed and sold by James Lacy < no role > , at the Ship near Temple-Bar; John Clarke < no role > , under the Royal Exchange; and Thomas Combes < no role > , at the Bible and Dove in Paternoster Row. 1722.

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The Tryal and Conviciton of Patrick Hutly < no role > , of Moughna in the County of Clare. Before the Court of Kings Bench in Ireland, on Two several Indictments. The one for Perjury in swearing falsly that he was robb'd to the value of Twelve Hundred and One Pounds, Nine Shillings. The other for a Conspiracy to Cheat the Popish Inhabitants of the Country at Clare, of the said Sum, by Colour of an Act of Parliament, Entitled, an Act for the better suppressing Tories, Robbers, Rapparies; &c. Printed for J Roberts in Warwick Lane (Price 1 s. 6 d.)

Where may be had,

I. Of The Laws of CHANCE, or a Method of Calculation of the Hazards of GAME, Plainly demonstrated and applied to Games at present most in use. Which may be easily extended to the most intricate case Chance imaginable. The Third Edition, Price 1 s.

II. Uzziah and Jotham: Occasin'd by the late Revolution in 1688. and containing impartial and instructive Characters of the several persons of distinction of both Parties who were concern'd in that memorable Event. The Third Edition. Price 6 d.

A Water that perfectly cures the Itch, or any Itching Humour in a few Days, without necessity of Purging, or the dangerous Use of Mercury. Price 1 s. 6d. is only prepared and sold by A.Downing Chymist at the Crown and Ball, in George Court in St. Johns Lane by Hick's Hall, near West-Smithfield. Where also may be had, the best Spirits of Scurvy Grass, by Wholesale or Retale at 8d. a Bottle. A most effectual Remedy for the Violent Pain in the Teeth, Price 1s. Also a most excellent Remedy for preserving the Teeth, and clearing them from the Scurvey.

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The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the famous Moll Flanders, &c. Who was born in Newgate, and during a Life of Variety for Threescore Years, besides her Childhood, was Twelve Years a Whore, five times a Wife (Whereof once to her own Bother) Twelve Years a Thief, eight Years a transported Felon in Virginia, at last grew Rich, lived Honest, and died a Penitent. Written from her own Memorandums.

Printed and sold by W. Chetwood at the Cato's-Head in Russel Street Covent-Garden, and T Edlin at the Prince's Arms over-against Exeter Exchange in the Strand. Price 5s.

LONDON: Printed for BENJ. MOTTE in Aldersgate-Street. Sold by J. ROBERTS in Warwick Lane, Price 3 d.