That Man is wife, that can in Peace lie dawn;
Scorning the Noise and Nonsease of the Town;
That can refolve, and being refolv'd, can do,
Defy base Actions, and their Actors too.
Let Villains fuffer, and let Murd❜rers die,
And Bankrupts cheat like Knaves by Destiny.

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51 We have fiopes that the new Year 39 may begin happily. God direct the 27 at Quar. 5 Day at 6 at Night 17 general Affairs of Great Britain, The 10 Actions and Councils depending upon this Month's Configurations are very material all over Europe. Saturn tranfits the very end of Virgo, and by his 59 retrogade Motion will continue there 2 moft Part of the Year, or til! Septem4 New Moon 1 a Day ate in Mora, zbers and fome Months after, we may hear of confiderable Changes in Europe. We have

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Fall Moon arDaylaty:tt Night. 5 Eftates, or both. Some eminent Per53fon, either ecclefiaftic or legal, now or 40 near this Time leaves his Employment, 29 or ftoops to the Grave.

The realefs Soul, unenfy, feeks Relief;
His Lutt deceives him, Pafion plays the Thief:
Both fleal bis Tune, and both prefage his Fall:
Bad Man, worfe Heart, bat Confience worst of all. "
Thus the fuppofed Wife for flipery Pelf,

By grave Advice prudently damns himself.

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Kingdoms, &c. which have continued long in Difpute, are now near or in a fair Way of Compofure. The Soldiery 9in fome Countries, remote from En55 gland, after many Difgufts and Difcon41 tents between them and their Officers and chief Commanders, are moderately 27 well pleafed for a Time Preparations! 13 Fad Coner i Day

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are making, both at home and abroad, 45 for Sea Affairs. New Leagues, Arti3cies, Councils, now in Profecution, 20 take up much Time before they be brought to a final Determination.

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Jupiter is an Evening Star till April 11, from thence a Morning-Star to, Nov. 2, and then an Evening-Star to the Year's End.

Pretenfive Quarrels and pretended Right
Make Beggars Gentlemen, and Soldiers fight.
Pretended Difference when Knaves confpire,
Amufes the Good, and makes the Fools admire.

The World's a Cheat, nay fome won't spare their Brother, 'Tis Fool or Knave, come turn up one or t' other.