The young-man's warning-piece: or, the extravagant youths pilgrimage and progress in this vvorld. : Being a faithful relation of the remarkable life of J. Bradwill, son of W. Bradwill, merchant of the city. Giving an account of his many adventures during the first and wicked part of his life, (which may serve as a caution to youth, which is too prone to be led into all manner of vice. As likewise the wonderful means by which he was converted and brought to know the miserable state wherein he was, and consequently to avoid eternal woe. With three dreadful examples upon drunkards, swearers, and blasphemers.