Wisdom's better than money: or, The whole art of knowledge and the art to know men. In four hundred sentencious essays, political and moral. Written by a late person of quality; and left as a legacy to his son.

Some Books Printed for Sam. Briscoe, at Corner of Charles street, Covent-Garden.

2. THe History of Polybius the Me∣galapolitan; Containing a Gene∣neral Account of the Transactions of the World, and principally of the Roman Peo∣ple, during the first and second Punick Wars, &c. Translated from the Original Greek, by Sir H. Sheres: 2 Vol. 8 vo.

2. The Satyrs of Titus Petronius Ar∣biter, a Roman Knight; with their Frag∣ments recover'd at Belgrade: made Eng∣glish by Mr. Burnaby of the Middle-Temple.

3. The Young Lawyer's Recreation; being a Collection of the most unusual and pleasant Customs and Passages in the Law, as well for the use as diversion of the Reader.

4. Letters of Love and Gallantry, toge∣ther with the pleasant Adventures of a young Lady, and Nuns Memoirs; with se∣veral other Letters that passed between Ladies and Gentlemen both iu Town and Country. In two Vol. 120

5. The Religious Stoick, or a brief Discourse on these several Subjests, viz. Atheism, Superstition, World's Creation, Eternity, Providence, Theology, strictness of Churches, of the Scriptures, of Moral and Judicial Law, of Man and his Crea∣tion, of the immortality of the Soul, of Faith and Reason, of the Fall of Angels, and what their Sin was, of Man's Fall, of the Stile of Genesis, a Refutation of the Millinaries, &c. with a friendly Ad∣dress to the Fanaticks of all Sects and Sorts. By Sir George Mackenzey.