Sprat, M. A. Arch-Deacon of Rochester, at Dartford in Kent, on April 23d. 1705. By J. Ovington, D. D. Chaplain to Her Majefty. 410.

A Sermon preach'd at the Funeral of the Reverend Mr. James Owen, Minister of the Gofpel in Shrewsbury, April 11th. 1706. By Matthew Henry, Minilter of the Gofpel in Chester. Some few Confiderations upon Mr. S. G's large Anfwer to the fhort History of Schifm, and especially upon the new and bold Affertion, That there can be no Church or Salvation in an ordinary way, without a Canonical Bifhop. By Francis Tallents, Author of The Short History of Schifm.

Advice to Parents, or Rules for the Educa tion of Children.

Syntaxis Liliana Tyranum gratia, fingulari methodo explicata: Or Lilly's Latin Syntax open'd and explain'd in a Method more peculiarly adapted to the ufe of young Learners, than any thing of that kind yet extant; every little thing being fet here in the beft light, and nothing omitted that may feem requifite to render that difficult and obfcure, but neceffary part of our valgar Grammar, as eafy and intelligible as the Nature of that Hypothefis upon which it is founded will admit. With an accurate Index, conining about Eight Hundred Regent Words, and fhewing what Cafe is to be. fet after them, and by what Rule ufeful for Making and Parfing Latin. Defign'd for a Supplement to Hool's Terminations; and may be very ferviceable to all that learn Lilly's Gram mar. By William Ronkeley.

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