May follow, fo that we need not fear

Their Power as Foes, nor for their Friendship care;
With new Wine our old Bottle must be fill'd,
Endangering Wine and Bottles to be spill'd;
Unless Men at each Helm wife Council take,
Of Men devoted for their Country's Sake.

53 Full Moon 2 Day, at 1 Morning,

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Saturn has now left Gemini: fome Countries and Cities under that Sign, formerly poffeffed with Fears and Vexations, now feem al15 moft freed therefrom, and their public Tranf7 actions pass on smoothly, Gemini is the great

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28 Dignities of T, and a Sign of eminent Regency in this our Age; great Affemblies and Conventions, either Parliaments or Synods, 9 or both, in feveral western Parts of the World, 3 to debate on weighty Affairs, both human and

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164 157 45 0 A 6 New Moon 16 Day, at 8 Morning,

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divine; of altering and abolishing old, and making new Laws in Church and State. But an elderly Saturnine Hero leaves this Life for a 3 better, to the great gladdening of fome Sorts of 52 Men, but Confternation of others; and there58 Firft Quarter 23d Day, at Noon. 31

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194 107 50 3
204 97 51 4
214 87.52 4
224 77 53 5
284 57 556
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254 37 57 7
264 27 588
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by great Councils are at a Stand.. Why may 42 not Saturn in Gemini fignify his Holinefs the 23 Pope? But be this Demi-god who he will, his 5 Death will not be lamented at the present.

313 578 3 Morn. Full Moon 31 Day, at 3 Afternoon,

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With new Cloth our old Garments patcht must be,
Whereby the Rents made wider ye fhall fee;
Till ev'ry old Rag be worn out, and then
The Robe fo rent fhall be renew'd again ;
And they that own it, be fecured more,
And much more dignify'd, than heretofore.
MW Fans and 10's DDrifes
DD Feftivals. pl. Signs.ag& fets.

Day 16 hours 11thighs 179 2f8 min. long. 12 knees

3 g St, Clotilde.

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31 brifk Winds, and 51 moftly warm.

legs 16 ancles

2111 2211

feet

23 Morn. Some gentle
24 O 7 Rains, or Hail,
24 with flying Clouds
42 Cool, windy, and
4cloudy, with gen-

c Altair South 40 min. paft 8 e i morning. 18 toes f Cor m So.119 head 10g Prs. Amelia-bzo face a St. Barnabas. zneck 12 B2 S. aft. Trine 22 throat 13 cm. paft 11 ni. 23 arms 14 d Lyra So. at 45 24 fhould. 15 e Clocks go true z5 breaft 16 f with the Sun. 26 ftomac 17 g St. Alb. Mart. 27 heart 18 am. paft i mo, 28 and 1983 S. aft. Trin 29 back

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29 2 136 h

34 tle Show, of Rain or Hail,

D fets. at or about the 19A15 New Moon, 29 51 Fine Sunshiny, 15 and pleasant 34428 Weather, 50 but not very hot.

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33 pleafant Showers

23 f 16 h. 26 m. 2 loins

25 a Altair South 2684 S. aft. Trin.

27 c 14 min. paft 28 di in morning St.Pet. & Paul 30f Cloc.too flow.

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40 with Hail,

406h Thunder, 39h and Rain rifes. at the End.

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50 at dif. Intervals.

The 8 Day, at 16 Morn. Mars
The 14 Day, at 11 Morn. Venus

The 15 Day, at 9 Night, Mercury is with the Moon.
The 16 Day, at i Aftern. Saturn

The 23 Day, at 4 Morn.

MISun Sun Moon's
Difes, fets South.

Jupiter

Obfervations.

Many are the Configurations of the Planets this month, whence divers Overtures in mundane Affairs may be expected; for we difcern 55 many Negociations defigned to compofe the 46 prefent Differences, not as yet concluded: but 35 thofe employed feem to enter upon the Work with Fear and Trembling. There will be

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45 much Juggling and many Falfities among Men; there will be many Murthers, Robberies, or Stealing of Goods, both from Rich and Poor. We hope ftill for the beft'; England receives

143 488 12 0A48 New Moon 14 Day, at 5 Afternoon. 153 488 12 45 163 488 12 2 173-488 12 3 18 3 478 13 4 193-478 13 4 203 47 8 13-5 213.47 8 13 223 478 136 233 478 13 7 38 243 478 13 8 253 488 12 9

37 good Intelligence from foreign Parts: his Ma25 jefty's Allies of Great Britain feem in a bet10ter Pofture of Compliance than formerly, not52 Things are now in Agitation, greater in Exwithstanding all contrary Reports. Great pectation, and very great will be the Refult.

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22 Religion is much upon the Anvil, and many Vulcans are hammering it according to their Interefts.

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263 488 12 10

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293 498 11 Morn.

100 44 Full Moon 30 Day, at 4 Morning,

Loffes are fometimes made a gainful Prize;
By Overfights Men grow to be more wife ::
And they that know not yet, what may concern
Their Welfare, will perhaps more Wildom learn,
When he approacheth to afcend the Throne,
Who will unite all Kingdoms into one.

g 14 minutes. 17 neck 9a Lyra South 18hroat 6 S. aft. Tringarms e 8 minutes paft zo thoul. 12d 12 at midnight. 21 breaft 13e Day 15 hours 21 and 14 f 58 min. long. 22toma. 15g St. Swithin. 23 heart 16 a Night 8 hours 24 back B §. aft. Tur

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179 A 9 Fine and plea-
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199 51 changes to Rain
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28 1
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D fets. the New Moon.
28 A2 34 0.4.8
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25 bowels 4 937 Other ftill 18c 4 min. long. 26 belly 59 21 continues. 19 d Watches too 27 reins 9.36 More favourzo e MargaretVM. 28 and 79 51able and ferene 21 f faft 5 5 m. 49 fec. 29 loins 810 9 Air. 22 g ofDenm.b.fecret 910 Day decreafed

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25 c St. James.

26 d St Anne.MBV

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31 St. Mary Magd. 58 Now make your 1111 35 Hay this pleafant Weather; It may hold feveral Days

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4thighs 13 0 25

27 e 58 minutes. hams 14 I 25 together.

28 f Altair So.

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25 6knees min past 11. 7 legs 30a DogDays beg 9 S. aft. Trin.

B

256 Moderate Rains, Drifes. with flying

8 ancles 17 7 A 54 Clouds, Fair and 9 feet 8 15 hot at the End.