The novels of Elizabeth, Queen of England containing the history of Queen Ann of Bullen / faithfully rendered into English by S.H.

A Catalogue of some Books, Print∣ed and Sold at the Pope's Head in the New Exchange in the Strand.

Folio.

• AN Institution of general History, or the History of the World, by Willi∣am Howel, L. L. D. in two Vol.
• Historical Collections, or an exact Account of the proceedings of the four last Parliaments of Queen Elizabeth, of famous memory.
• Pharamond Complete, English.
• Clelia, a Romance, English.
• Parthanissa, English.

Quarto.

• An Historical Relation of the first discovery of the Isle of Madera.
• The Protestant Religion is a sure Foundati∣on, &c. by the Right Honourable, Charles, Earl of Derby.
• The Jesuits Policy to suppress Monarchy, by a Person of Honour.
• A Warning-piece for the Unruly, in two Visitation Sermons at Preston, by Seth Bushel, D. D.
• The great efficacy and necessity of good Example, especially in the Clergy, in a Visi∣tation Sermon at Ga••lford, by Thomas Dun∣comb, D. D.
• ...

• A Sermon Preached before the King, by Miles Barne, Chaplain in Ordinary to the King.
• A Sermon Preached at the Assizes at Lan∣caster, by Henry Pigot, B. D.
• Gods Revenge against Murther, demon∣strated in the prosecution of Henry Symbal and William Jones, Executed for the murthering Sir Rich. Samford.

Plays.

• The Rivals, a Comedy.
• Cataline.
• Island Princes.
• Flora's Vagaries.
• Town Shifts.
• Citizen turn'd Gentleman.
• Morning Ramble.
• Macbeth.
• Cambyses.
• Empress of Morocco.
• Herod and Mariamne.
• Notes on the Empress of Morocco.
• Conquest of China••
• Ibrahim
• ...Pastor fido.
• Love and Revenge.
• Female preheminence, or the Life and Death of Pope Joan.
• Fatal Love, or forc'd Inconstancy.
• Careless Lovers.
• English Princes.
• Reformation.
• Spanish Rogue.
• Marcellia.
• The Mall.
• The Rehearsal.
• ...

• Mock Tempest.
• Dumb Lady.
• Gentleman Dancing Master.
• Alcibiades.
• Dutch Lovers.
• Pysa's Conspiracy.
• Siege of Memphis.
• Rival Kings.
• Constant Nymph.
• Wrangling Lovers.
• Tom Essence.
• French Conjurer.
• Wits led by the Nose.
• Counterfeit Bridegroom.
• Tunbridge Wells.
• Man of New Market.
• The Conspiracy, or Change of Government.
• The Revenge, or the Match in New gate.

Octavo and Twelves.

• Spanish History, or the differences that hap∣ned in the Court of Spain, between Don John of Austria and Cardinal Nitard, with all the Letters and politick Discourses relating to those Affairs.
• Reflections upon Ancient and Modern Phi∣losophy.
• The English Princess, or the Dutchess Queen, a pleasant Novel.
• Court Songs and Poems being an exact Col∣lection.
• The Temple of Death, with other Poems, by a Person of Honour.
• Hogan Moganides, or the Dutch Hudibras.
• Liquor Achahest, or the immortal dissolvent of Paracelsus and Helmont, &c.
• ...

• Philosophical Essay, ot the History of Pe∣trification, by Dr. Sherley.
• ...Guilm, Herrari de Bello Batavico.
• Westminster Quibles, very pleasant.
• The Amours of Count Dunois, a witty Novel.
• Zayde, or the Spanish History, a pleasant Novel.
• Mazarine's Memoires, a Novel.
• two witty Novels.
  • Penitent Hermit
  • ...Englis Monsieur.
• Clark's Manual, a Book of Presidents.
• Sanders his Astrological Physick.
• Anima Mundi, or an Historical Narration of the Opinion of the Ancients concerning mans Soul after this Life, according to unenlightned Nature.
• History of the Palace Royal, or the Amours of Mademoiselle de la Valliere.
• The Amours of Madam and Count de Guiche.
• A Copy of two Journal Books of the House of Commons, in which is the whole History of the late horrid Plot
• The Wits Paraphras'd, or Paraphrase upon Paraphrase, in a Burlesque, on the several Translations of Ovid's Epistles.