A LETTER TO A GENTLEWOMAN, CONCERNING BAPTISM. WITH A Prefatory DISCOURSE in relation to those who differ in Opinion or Practice from the Church of England, touching that Sacrament. ALSO An OFFICE, or FORM of PRAYER for the Ufe of Adult Perfons. GI, WASH in the Pool of Siloam (which is by Interpretation SENT) He went his Way therefore, and washed, and came SEEING. JOHN ix. 7. LONDON: Printed for John Wilford, at the Three Flowerde-Luces behind the Chapter-house in St. Paul's Church-yard. MDCCXXXII. [Price One Shilling.] S OME Reafons will be Expected why the following Letter is publifhed at this Time, when Queftions of another Nature, and much higher Concern, are the Subjects of our present Debates. It was written many Years ago, when the Cafe of Baptifm was the Question in Difpute. The Success it then met with in convincing the Perfon to whom it was addreffed, of the Neceffity of Lawful Baptism, and the happy Confequence of that Baptifin, vifibly appearing in a Life anfwerable to the good Profeffion the then made before many Witneffes, and bearing Teftimony to the Truth of thofe Principles, which prevailed with her, Regularly to come into, and faithfully adhere to the Church of England ever fince: to [b] which |