Dr. Clark, and Sold by James Knapton,
at the Crown in St. Paul's Church-
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Difcourfe concerning the Being and Attributes of God, the Obligations of Natural Religion, and the Truth and Certainty of the Chriflian Revelation. In Anfwer to Mr. Hobbs, Spinoza, the Author of the Oracles of Reason, and other Deniers of Natural and Revealed Religion. Being fixteen Sermons preach'd at the Cathedral-Church of St. Paul, in the Years 1704, and 1705. at the Lecture founded by the Honourable Robert Boyle Efq; pr. 6s.

A Paraphrafe on the Four Evangelifts. Wherein, for the clearer Understanding the Sacred Hiftory, the whole Text and Paraphrafe are printed in feparate Columns over against each other. Together with critical Notes on the more difficult Paffages. Very useful for Families. In two Volumes 8vo. pr.

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Three Practical Effays on Baptifm, Confirmation and Repentance : Containing full Inftructions for a holy Life, with earneft Exhortations, efpecially to young Perfons, drawn from the Confideration of the Severity of the Difcipline of the Primitive Church. The third Edition. This new Edition makes II Sheets in Twelves, on good Paper, and a fair Letter. pr. Is. and for the Encouragement of the Charitable, 112 for 5l. bound.

A Letter to Mr. Dodwell; Wherein all the Arguments in his Epiftolary Difcourfe against the Immortality of the Soul, are particularly answered, and the Judgment of the Fathers concerning that matter truly reprefented. Together with a Defence of an Argument made ufe of in the abovementioned Letter to Mr. Dodwell, to prove the Immateriality and Natural Immortality of the Soul: In Four Letters to the Author of Some Remarks on a pretended Demonftration of the Immateriality and Natural Immortality of the Soul, in Dr. Clark's Answer to Mr. Dodwell's late Epiftolary Difcourfe &c. To which is added, Some Reflexions on that Fart of a Book called Amyntor, or, the Defence of Milton's Life, which relates to the Writings of the Primitive Fathers, and the Canon of the New Teftament. price 5s.

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The great Duty of univerfal Love and Charity. A Sermon preached before the Queen, at St. James's Chapel, pr. 6d.

A Sermon preach'd at the Lady Cooke's Funeral, pr. 1 d.

A Sermon preach'd before the Houfe of Commons, pr. 2 d. A Sermon preach'd before the Queen on the 8th of March, 1709-10. pr. 2 d.

A Sermon preach'd at St. James's Church on the Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 7th, 1710. pr. 3 d.

The Government of Paffion. A Sermon preach'd before the Queen at St. James's Chapel. pr. 3 d.

Jacobi Rohaulti phyfica. Latine vertit, recenfuit, & uberioribus jam Annotationibus ex illuftriffimi Ifaaci Neutoni Philofophia maximam partem hauftis, amplificavit & ornavit S. C. Accedunt etiam in hac tertia Editione, novæ aliquot Tabulæ æri incifæ; & Annotationes multum funt auctæ. 8vo. Price 8s If. Neutoni Optice. Latine reddidit S. Clarke, S. T. P.

'HE Measures of Submiffion to the Civil Magiftrate confi

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preach'd before the Right Honourable the Lord-Mayor, Aldermen, and Citizens of London, Sept. 29. 1705. The Fourth Edition. In which are added, 1. An Acceffion-Sermon, preached March 8. 1704-5. 2. A Sermon concerning the Unhappiness of Abfolute Monarchy, &c. 3. A Sermon concerning St. Paul's Behaviour towards the Civil Magiftrate. pr. 3 s.

The Original and Inftitution of Civil Government Discuss'd; viz. 1. An Examination of the Patriarchal Scheme of Government. II. A Defence of Mr. Hooker's Judgment, &c. against the Objections of feveral late Writers. To which is added, A Large Anfwer to Dr. F. Atterbury's Charge of Rebellion: In which the Subftance of his late Latin Sermon is produced, and fully examined. The Second Edition. pr. 5s.

Several Difcourfes concerning the Terms of Acceptance with God. In which, 1. The Terms themselves are distinctly laid down; as they are propofed to Chriftians in the New Testament. And, 2. Several falfe Notions of the Conditions of Salvation are confidered, particularly of being faved by Faith. Of trusting to external Performances. Of the power of Charity

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to cover Sins. Of relying upon the Merits of Christ. Of Man's Weaknefs, and God's Grace. Of Repentance. Of the Example of the Thief upon the Crofs. Of trufting to a Deathbed Sorrow. Of the Parable of the Labourers in the Vineyard. Of depending upon Amendment in Time to come. pr. 5's.

The Reasonableness of Conformity to the Church of England. In Two Parts. With the Defence of it; and the Persuasive to Lay-Conformity. The Third Edition. To which is added, The brief Defence of Epifcopal Ordination. Together with the Reply to the Introduction to the Second Part; and a Poftfcript relating to the Third Part, of Mr. Calamy's Defence of Moderate Nonconformity. pr. 6 s.

Thefe by the Reverend Mr. Hoadley.

HE Rights of the Clergy of the Chriftian Church: Or, A Difcourfe fhewing, that God has given and appropriated to the Clergy, Authority to Ordain, Baptize, Preach, prefide in Church-Prayer, and Confecrate the Lord's - Supper. Wherein alfo the pretended Divine Right of the Laity to Elect, either the Perfons to be Ordained, or their own particular Paftors, is Examin'd and Disprov'd. pr. 5 s.

A Paraphrase and Annotations on the Book of CommonPrayer. 8vo. pr. 4s.

A Letter to Mr. Benjamin Robinson, on his Review of Liturgies and their Impofition. pr. 2s. 6d.

A Second Letter to Mr. Robinfon. pr. I s.

Thefe by the Reverend Mr.Tho. Bennet.

A Letter from a Minifter of the Church of England to a

Diffenting Parishioner of the Presbyterian Perfwasion, Pr. 3 d. A Letter from the fame to Mr. Peter Dowley, a Dif fenting Teacher, &c. pr. 3 d. A true Copy of a Letter, written by Mr. Dowley to Dr. Wells, together with the Doctor's Answer, pr. 34. Some Teftimonies of the most eminent

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