Sicily, hear one of the burning mountains, one day they espied a coach and six, all in black, going towards the mount with great velocity; when it came past them they were so near that they could perceive the dimen. sions and features of one that sat in it. The young man said to the rest, If I could believe my own eyes, or if ever I saw one like another, I would say, that is the Duke. In an instant, they heard an audible voice echo from the mount, Open to the Duke of Queens berry; upon which the coach, now near the mount, evanished. The young man took pen and paper, and marked down the month, day, and hour of the apparition; and upon his return, found it exactly answer the day and hour the duke died.

The Rapture.

BURST ye emerald gates! and bring,

To my raptur'd vision,

All the extatic joys that spring,
Round the bright elysian
Lo! we lift our longing eyes !
Break ye intervening skies;

Son of Righteousness arise;
Ope the gates of paradise.

Floods

Floods of everlasting light

Freely flash before him: Myriads with supreme delight Instantly adore him.

Angel trumps resound his fame, Lutes of shining gold proclaim All the music of his name, Through eternity the same.

Four and twenty elders rise,
From their princely stations:
Shout his glorious victories,
Sing the great salvation :

Cast their crowns before his throne,

Cry in reverential tone,

Holy! holy! holy One!

T'whom be endless praise alone.

TINI

CONTENTS.

The Apparition of the Duchefs of Mazarine to
Madam de Beauclair,

Warning given by a strange meffenger to James

the VI.

An Account of Mifs Lee,

The Apparition of a gentleman to the late Rev.

and learned Dr. Scott,

The Apparition of Mrs. Veal,

An Apparition to a miller, to discover a hidden

murder,

Page

13

22

24

26

37

51

53

An Apparition to Captain Henry Bell,

The Story of David Hunter,

The Apparition to Mr. Lilly.

56

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The Second Apparition to Mr. Lilly,

61

64

65

An awful warning,

A remarkable dream,

An Apparition to a wicked mother-in-law,

Murder difcovered by a dream,

The warning obferved,

68

85

86

A singular

87

88

A fingular dream,

A Vifion feen by Dr. Donne,

An Account of Apparitions feen by Eliz. Hobson, 89

Bishop Hall's account of a remarakable dream,

A remarkable anecdote,

An extraordinary Cure,

Murder prevented by a three-fold dream,

Dr. Pordage's account of several Apparitions,

Warning of a murder by a dream,

Another murder discovered by a dream,

A dream which faved the life of an English gen.

A ftrange deliverance,

True account of an Apparition of one brother in
London to another at Boston in'new Eng-

land,

A ftrange account,

The spirit of a poor man just deceased, appearing,
is the means of a gentleman's. preserva

tion,

Mifs Pringle's appearance,

The warning flighted,

130

133

135

144

146

148

The

The dream fulfilled,

A woman cured of a cancer by a dream,

The apparition of Sir George Villiers,

An extract of a letter from a gentleman in Barbadoes to his friend,

Page

149

150

153

161

An Extract from the will of Mr. Richard Baxter, 200

Apparition of the Laird of Cool,

201

259

Warning of the late Rev. J. Wefleys Death,

Reflections on our Saviour's coming to Judgment, 260

An apparition of a young gentlewoman to her