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<P> M^r^. <HI>Patric-h's</HI> PROPHECY: OR A Progno&s;tication of the Year 1690.</P>
<P>WHEREIN The mo&s;t con&s;iderable Mutations and Events like to befall the Kingdoms of <HI>Great Britain, France,</HI> and <HI>Ireland,</HI> and of the States of the <HI>Netherlands,</HI> &amp;c. are fore&s;hewed.</P>
<P>ALSO An Account of the Proceedings of all the Twelve Months; and of the Happy Affairs of the King of <HI>Great Britain,</HI> and the States of <HI>Halland,</HI> and the great Damages likely to be|fall <HI>France</HI> and <HI>Ireland.</HI></P>
<P><HI>By</HI> J. P. <HI>Prefe&s;&s;or of A&s;trology.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Licens'd according to Order.</HI></P>
<P><HI>LONDON,</HI> Printed for <HI>W. W.</HI> in <HI>White-Fryers.</HI> 1690.</P>
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<HEAD><HI>M^r^. <HI>Patric-h's</HI> PROPHECY: OR A Progno&s;tication of the Year</HI> 1690. &amp;c.</HEAD>
<P>THat there is an excellent direction for Mi&s;|chief this Summer, to a Great Per&s;on in <HI>Ire|land, (the Sun to Oppo&s;e Jupiter)</HI> which will touch about the middle of <HI>July,</HI> 1690. But in <HI>Zodiaco</HI> it toucheth not until <HI>November</HI> following. That his Friend the French Tyrant hath al&s;o this year his <HI>Sun to Square Saturn</HI> in <HI>Zodiaco,</HI> at 52 years and four Months end. But becau&s;e all Directi|ons of the Sun do generally touch &s;ix Months before the mea&s;ure of time expires, therefore we may judge the fir&s;t to Operate mo&s;t part of the Summer; and this la&s;t of the Frenchmans in <HI>July,</HI> when <HI>Saturn</HI> comes to be Sta|tionary on his A&s;cendent, and to be in Square to the <HI>Sun.</HI> in <HI>Leo,</HI> on the Radical place of his <HI>Moon.</HI></P>
<P>The face of Affairs is hu&s;h and private in mo&s;t parts of Europe; and that they are in Dehate and Council about things of War and Peace, relating to Nations and Kingdoms, and how they &s;hall be managed when the Sea&s;on of the year &s;hall point and require Action. And the&s;e Debates will be about &s;ome Emba&s;&s;ador to be &s;ent out, and to be received into a certain Kingdom now in Di&s;tre&s;s, and in order to reconcile &s;ome Differences be|tween
<PB N="4" REF="4"> Kingdom and Kingdom. But a certain Prince who hath <HI>Saturn</HI> in his Nativity, in exact <HI>Trine</HI> to Mid-heaven, or agreable to the Po&s;ition of <HI>Saturn,</HI> in <HI>Trine</HI> to Mid-heaven in his Figure &s;hall pro&s;per well in his Affairs; but a certain other King &s;hall be in great Di&s;tre&s;s and di&s;content of Mind; and much Damage &s;hall come to the Inhabitants that are &s;ubject to the Signs <HI>Virgo</HI> and <HI>Taurus.</HI> But about the beginning of <HI>March,</HI> in Countrys &s;ubject to <HI>Aries</HI> and <HI>Libra,</HI> or their Quadrangles, there will be accompli&s;hed &s;ome de&s;ign ot action of Violence, &s;o as where Souldiers of diff|erent Armies are near each other, there will be &s;udden Attacks, Eruptions and Inroads, made by Enemies into tho&s;e Countries and Quarters adjoyning.</P>
<P>That there &s;hall be committed great Offences in Se|cret, under pretence of Religion and Con&s;cience, but in+deed intended for Rebellion and Di&s;turbance to the Go|vernment; but the&s;e in the end, &s;hall gain perhaps a ju&s;t and plenary reward. And in the Publick will be Effu&s;ion of human Bloud, upon account of the Publick Quarrel, and mi&s;chief and di&s;content among the People, who becau&s;e they will not be obedient, the&s;e things will tend to a far|ther Mi&s;chief. And men pretending to Zeal and Religi|on, will rai&s;e Murmours, and privately and maliciou&s;ly &s;pread them among the People.</P>
<P>There is a great Ble&s;&s;ing of advdntage towards, which none but one King of <HI>Europe</HI> can pretend unto, whom <HI>Jupiter</HI> in the Tenth Hou&s;e in <HI>Aries,</HI> in the radical places of their <HI>Sun, Moon, part of Fortune, Mid|heaven,</HI> and <HI>Horo&s;cope</HI> doth affect: And there is a King in <HI>Europe,</HI> which this Po&s;ition doth exastly affect. And he and his whole Nation will find the advantage of it, which God of his Mercy grant. Yet the Common &s;ort will have &s;ome difference with their Superiors. And per|haps &s;ome Great Man may be Seized, and Committed, or
<PB N="5" REF="4"> Impeached of notorious Crime, or Crimes. There may be &s;ome &s;ecret and private Caballing and Plotting, for which &s;ome of them may come to the Gallows in <HI>October</HI> or <HI>November</HI> following. And many Robberies and Thieve|ries may follow in the end of the&s;e actions. But what is mo&s;t remarkable, there will be great de&s;truction of Man|kind where Armies are near; and in next <HI>July</HI> you may expect to hear &s;ome effects of that nature. Quarrels and Differences among Great and Noble men, Violence and Confu&s;ion among the Common &s;ort; Plundering of Cities Towns, taking Captives, with de&s;truction bloud and ruin.</P>
<P>That there is like to be a great Confederacy of <HI>Coin|ers</HI> and <HI>Clippers,</HI> and other unlawful dealers in Metal; and perhaps the <HI>French</HI> Tyrant<HI>'s</HI> Wor&s;hip may do &s;omthing to quadrate with this Conjunction. (2.) There may be a <HI>Plot,</HI> but whether it &s;hall be of the Fir&s;t or Se|cond &s;ort of People, they are &s;ure to be Puni&s;hed for their Vilany according to their de&s;erts.</P>
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<HEAD><HI>The ob&s;ervations of the</HI> 12 <HI>Months.</HI></HEAD>
<P><HI>JAnuary.</HI> This Month not ca&s;t out for Action or pub|lick Bu&s;ine&s;s, it is crowned to purpo&s;e with private Con&s;ultations. A Ground-work for &s;ome new Eruptions, or Differences in <HI>Germany,</HI> and the Countries Ea&s;t|wards. Some Conferrences or Treaties by Commi&s;&s;ioners, or Amba&s;&s;adors, about &s;ettling affairs and differences of tho&s;e States and Princes to whom they belong. The end of this Month, or beginning of the next, will undoubtedly introduce &s;omething of Violence, or violent Actions, or perhaps private Murthers.</P>
<P><HI>February.</HI> This Month crys Bloud, Bloud, as it were &s;ome Warlike Mu&s;ick &s;ounding an Allarum. And not unlikely <HI>Teague-land</HI> Rebells may pay for it. De&s;|ruction, Mi&s;chief and Ruin, and expence of much Bloud
<PB N="6" REF="5"> al&s;o, and this in <HI>Ireland.</HI> And I think a Popi&s;h <HI>Rlot</HI> a brewing. Towards the Months end, we may hear of the taking &s;ome Towns, Ca&s;tles, <HI>&amp;c.</HI> by Surprize; and the De&s;truction of &s;ome others; attended by &s;ome Fight, or brisk Action by Land. A de&s;erving Per&s;on Preferr'd and others turned out. <HI>Saturn</HI> looks Sowerly upon the <HI>French</HI> King, and &s;ends him lo&s;s of Honour, Treachery and ill Succe&s;s.</P>
<P><HI>March.</HI> Mighty Councils &s;hewn in the Month of <HI>March.</HI> A wet and foul Sea&s;on. Death and de&s;truction of Common People, by War and Sedition. A Con&s;ult of great and con&s;iderable Affairs; and methinks it looks untowardly, and with on angry Face towards the Do|minion of <HI>France.</HI> What think you of an A&s;&s;ociation there to give him a Remove? 'Tis probable, if that Peo|ple have but Courage. It cannot kill him, but I pre&s;ume it will give him a defect an&s;werable to his Merit.</P>
<P><HI>April.</HI> Great and eminet Service done to the Affairs of <HI>Great Britain</HI> and its Government. Now &s;ome <HI>Plot</HI> di&s;covered, and &s;ome of con&s;iderable Note therein concer|ned, and perhaps &s;ome taken defacing the King's Coin, or &s;ome unlawful practice about it. Some con&s;iderable Action by Sea, or Land, the early of the year; and mo&s;t probably by Sea. Danger of Death to a Great Lady. Danger of Death by Gout, to &s;ome Eminent Great Man; and lo&s;s of Hononr to others. <HI>Ireland</HI> not ye Reduced, it goes very bad with tho&s;e Rebels at this time, both by Want and De&s;truction.</P>
<P><HI>May.</HI> The Sea&s;on is ripe for Action now, and tho&s;e who&s;e imployment leads them to be concerned therein, &s;eem ready, brave, bold and re&s;olute Men. The <HI>Dutch</HI> are promi&s;ed great advontage of Succe&s;s both by Sea and Land again&s;t theirs and Europes Enemies; and &s;o is <HI>England</HI> too, but not like them. But <HI>Ireland</HI> is in a bad condition, and the Rebels therein: The Country Ruined by tho&s;e ru|inous
<PB N="7" REF="5"> cour&s;es they have &s;o long lain under. Some Cities and Ca&s;tles both di&s;tre&s;&s;ed and delivered, after &s;ome Conte&s;t, and di&s;pute about Conditions. And the <HI>French</HI> Tyrant ill and out of order, partly with Melancholy, fretting and vexing, and partly his old Di&s;ea&s;e.</P>
<P><HI>June.</HI> Beware <HI>London,</HI> this Month be&s;peaks &s;ome difference among the Governors, or &s;ome di&s;content about Preceedency and Order. It will be &s;hort and ea&s;ily accom|modated. A Souldier for his Merit receiveth con&s;iderable Honour and Preferment: But I think he will not long keep it, without &s;ome blemi&s;h by ill report; and it will be well if he &s;hall not de&s;erve it too. However. at the Month's entring there is great probability of &s;ome Mar|tial action con&s;iderable. Great Anxiety, Mi&s;chief, and trou|ble of mind, &s;hall befall &s;eme King in <HI>Ireland;</HI> and his Subjects will not be Obedient; and there will be many and great Thefts.</P>
<P><HI>July.</HI> The French King frets and fumes to &s;ee him&s;elf cro&s;t in his de&s;igns and enterprizes: But let me tell him, it will be wor&s;e with him yet. <HI>Holland</HI> and <HI>Scotland</HI> are to have good Succe&s;s, e&s;pecially the former, who will be ble&s;t with con&s;iderable advantage upon the troubler of Europe, and of his Accomplices. <HI>England</HI> al&s;o mu&s;t have a &s;hare in the&s;e Actions. Honour attends the Law and Lawyers, and advanceth the Intere&s;t of <HI>England:</HI> And now look for Forreign Amba&s;&s;adors, and Compliments to the King of <HI>England.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Augu&s;t.</HI> The bloud of Europe craves revenge upon the <HI>Gallick</HI> Tyrant. Great Intelligence flyes about from King|dom, to Kingdom, and very con&s;iderable, but not very welcom to &s;ome, though much concerned in it. Now two Kings vexing each other, and judge, for they are in a mi&s;eradle condition of Vexation and Mi&s;ery. Various Re|ports becau&s;e of whipping work at hand.</P>
<P><HI>September.</HI> Now Fighting and Courage, falling and
<PB N="8" REF="6"> running away. Arms and Violence, the effects of Rage and Vengeance. Blood and De&s;truction of Mankind. <HI>France</HI> is threatned with Inva&s;ion, or In&s;urrection in her own Bowels, to deliver from the Burthen of Tyranny. For a King &s;hall do much mi&s;chief to the People, and it will be true. <HI>England</HI> and its King rarely favoured, all this Year, and particularly this Month, the affairs of <HI>France</HI> go ill in all parts, concerned either as Principal or A&s;&s;i&s;tant. And &s;o let it continue with them.</P>
<P><HI>October.</HI> This Month will be as violent as any in the Year; violence of Divers kinds where Armies are near. More Murthers and attempts of Murthers, in this than in any Month of the year; and in <HI>England</HI> as well as el&s;ewhere&punc; <HI>England</HI> has welcom News from the Ea&s;t parts of the World, and her Allies in tho&s;e parts.</P>
<P><HI>November.</HI> In this Month, tho&s;e who have cau&s;ed much Bloud&s;hed in Europe, will be enclined to Peace, if it may be attained. Now Armies begin to retire, and yet at parting, &s;ome Town or Principality, either Seized or delivered up, without much lo&s;s of Bloud. The French Tyrants Councils are divided, his mind di&s;turbed, being unea&s;ie under pre&s;ent Affairs: And &s;uddenly after wretch|ed effects &s;hall befall him, and put him upon &s;ome action that will be an advance unto his Enemies.</P>
<P><HI>December.</HI> War and much Bloud &s;pilt, and much Ague and Feaver in the French King's Territories. Let him look after the Particulars, for he will feel a large &s;hare thereof. Great news from &s;ome Territories of <HI>France;</HI> that King &s;till &s;ues for Peace, but it hardly takes: Some Petticoat Amba&s;&s;adors in the work too. Difference be|tween a Clergy man and a Courtier, but &s;oon ended.</P>
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