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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A81580	XIV articles of treason and other misdemeanors, exhibited to Isaac Penington, by Master Chamfield, alias Captain Cloak-bag, against Edward Dobson, the malignant stationer without Newgate.	Dobson, Edward, 17th cent.	1643 (1643)	Wing D1752; Thomason E94_19; ESTC R11947	3,274	7

XIV ARTICLES OF TREASON AND OTHER MISDEMEANORS Exhibited to ISAAC PENINGTON by Master Chamfield alias Captain Cloak-Bag against Edward Dobson the Malignant Stationer without Newgate OXFORD Printed by LEONARD LICHFIELD for Edward Dobson 1643. Articles of Treason and other misdemeanors exhibited to Isaac Pennington by Master Chamfield alias Captain Cloakbag against Edward Dobson the Malignant Stationer without Newgate I. IMprimis That the said Edward Dobson hath and doth refuse to go out with the said Captain to fight the Lords battails against the Lords Annointed saying that he is resolved to undergo any corporall punishment rather then to fight for a Riddle which he accounts our fighting against the King and yet fighting for him 2 That he being told of the death of the noble Lord Brooke laught saying Now the Brownists Dagon is faln their Idoll and againe smiled speaking in the Nose The Glory of Israel is departed 3 That the said Malignant hath been alwayes forward by Disputations Arguments and the like to maintain to the great prejudice of out Cause which we fight for that Churches are more convenient decent and fitting for us to preach and exercise our gifts in than Chimney-corners Hollow-trees Woods Sawpits or the like and that the said Malignant hath been the greatest offence to our uprightnesse that ever hapned without the Gate of our New Jerusalem 4 That he being told of the Trenches which we were digging at the Sixe Windmils answered that they were the fittest places for such giddy braines to lye in and said to our great disparagement that when Prince Rupert came we would all turn Round like those Windmils 5 That he hath oftentimes threatned to publish a Book intituled Flagellum Scismaticorum Brownisticorum or a Scourge for Schismatickes Upon the Frontispeece of which as he said should be the picture of a Weather-cock and a Windmill a Weathercock for new-England and a Windmil for old England and that he would haue ensculpt the picture of a man kneeling down to a Windmill calling it the Brownists Devotion 6. That he called the new elected Ensigne of your said Captain Thomas Andrews Grocer Cholerick Cock-braind Codpiece Tom and ask'd him who was drunk the last night of the first Moneth when he carried my Colours to the Exchange and said that a Knave in grain was the fittest to carry the Colours of our New-Militia which was lately buried in Houndsditch and all this he said for no other reason but because my Ensigne called those Gentlemen that came to his shop the Kings Rogues and said that the King had none but Rogues about him which alas he said out of conscience haveing lately taken the late Oath and Protestation to defend the Kings honour 7. That he hath often spoken against our Rebaptism affirming that our going to Hackney-Marsh with our cleane shirts and smockes to be baptised in the little Riuer there which we call our Iordan is unlawfull Alledging for his proof the saying of popish Augustin and Protestant Perk ns whose opinion is as he said that being once baptised though according to the custom of the Church of Rome is a sufficien testimony of our outward Reception into the Church of Christ and that other baptisme is needlesse and frivalous 8 That he hath Philosophically and vainely maintained by arguments and disputations that Brownists and Roundheads doe commonly begert Children with long vissages long ears and Long Noses long vissages the emblem of simplicity long eares that they may ouer-reach the shepheards voyce when he calles for a feast amongst the rich Saints and long Noses that they may the more easily smell the sweet saviours of the holy plumbroth 9 That he is a great admirer at that which we despise and contemn Namely wit and Learning which are flat popery and the very markes of the Beast and that he did often and frequently speake against our new Gospell which teacheth us as he saies to rebell and resist the King and likewise against the ministers that brought it ouer from New-England the Land of Canaan As Mr. Peters whose zealous Doctrine we have stayed so long to heare on a Fast day that we have even bepist our our selves againe and also against Mr. Case whom he calles my Lord Maiors Trumpeter M. Marler the button maker against Mr. Till who though carnally blind yet a spirituall seeing man ye feeling too for he his lately betroathed to a sister in matrimony But J cannot thus passe by Mr. Peters a man that hath done so much good for us especially by his indefatigable pains in every parish in London to find out those our many Babes borne out of the estate covenant of Grace though by this Malignant called Bastards and convayed dilligently to New-England by whose meanes the ob●ects of our owne vilednesse are taken away from our our perpetuall remembrance 10 He hath most abominably spoken against the Practices of our Lay Divines as Mr. Greene the feltmaker Spencer the Horserubber Quarterman the brewers Clarke and Iohn Gaile the Sowgelder of Wallingford who have been very laborious to edifie us our wiues in the truth that he hath lately beaten at his shop one of our cheif Divines Namely Nicholas Tew the Girdler at the exchange who teacheth at Whitechappel in a Chamber every Saboath day and as if that were not sufficient to fill up the Measure of his wickednesse he afterwards fell to buffet him and then most tyrannically turned him over to be buffetted by Satan 11 That the great Malignant Stationer doth many times speake against that which we call distrayning calling us Israelites and those of his opinion Egiptians saying that we do rob and spoyl them of their silver and Gold plate when verily we do but borrow and take it without their consent 12 That he did strongly endeavor to defend the Bishops and their calling to be as he said by the Iustitution of Christ proving it out of the first of the Acts and that he did vsually a nights before his going to bed sing the Common prayers which we call the Common Masse in the Tone and Tongue of the Beast and that he did speak against our silencing of 60. Divines saying that when we had put out the Candles we might at play at blindman buffe both the City Close and invisible Committee and that when the lights were out we might fall co the holy sisters in the dark when in sincerity we need not for we can do it fast enough in the light 13 That the said Malignant did commonly say that we did rob the wicked to cloath the godly and instanced our taking Cloth from the Drapers in Pauls Church-yard and that he did liken our teaching to the wilde and frantick preaching of Brownists or Anabaptists in Germany and said that in the End we would serve the Malignant Citizens as they did the Germans first rob them of their goods and then of their lives 14 That he did usually reproach our Outlandish Teachers calling them New-English Canaanites Ridiculous Lecturers and saying that they did commonly pray blasphemy and preach treason Rebellion and sedition which as he sayd were the chief causes of our miseries and did liken them to the Poets of old who made Comedies to please the people Populo ut place-rent quas fecisset fabulas Terent. Pro. Sermons and said that they were the Locusts spoken of in the Revelation that came out of the bottomlesse pit also that he did call my Lord Mayors worship the Lay Antichrist because he had as he said usurpt the Keys and the sword which was an evident marke of the man of sinne And thus have I with the advice of my brother Potter being both of us the new devised Common-councell-men for the parish of Sepulchers presented unto your grave worship fourteen Articles of treason against the said malignant desiring in the names of our selves and all the Seperatists of the said parish that the said Dobson be put to answer to all and every of the said Articles and accusations that so such proofes and proceedings may be made against him as may be correspondent and answerable to the judaicall law with our expositions and notes upon the same A Catalogue of the Names of those Cananites and Ridiculous Brownists who have subscribed to prove the Articles above mentioned Stephan Evans alias Prince of Morocco Knight of the Burning Pestle Salter and Tub-preacher on Snow H ll Mattocks the arrant honest Baker whose Cake is Dough. Samuel Shewell alias Blew-Coat Sam. Francis Eland alias Horse-doctor Frank. Birt the quondam Sadler alias rayling Rabshekah or Round-Breeches Grennill alias Sergeant Famine Coxe alias Coxecombe Captain Cloake-bag Francis Patriarke Primate the Letherseller alias Camelion Thomas Andrews alias Shit-Breech-Tom Simple Robin the zealous Round-head The said Edward Dobson having gotten a coppy of these articles thought good to declare them to the world and to shew that he being by the instigation and complaints or the aboue named Rabble and their associates cast in prison the next day was broght to the Parliament to be accused by them as he conceived of loyalty and being committed to the safe custody of six round-heads or rather Jews in the committee of the Court of wards Prince Ruperts dogg came into the said court and and whilst they were busie in expounding scripture and consuting the pope in plumbroth snatcht him from the invisible committee to the visible City of Oxford Ab omni Peccato malo infortunio Ab insidiis Diaboli dissidiis Retundi Et ab aeterna damnatione Libera nos Domine FINIS