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Books Printed for R. Bentley and M. Magnes, in Russel-street in Covent-Garden.

• THe History of the Passions, in Octavo.
• Plato's Apology for Socrates, in Octavo.
• Dr. Whitby of Idolatry, in Octavo.
• Dr. Whitby of Host-Worship, in Octavo.
• Dr. Whitby's Answer to Mr. Cressey.
• Mr. Chamberlain's Poems, in Octavo.
• Moral Essays, in 2 Vol. in Twelves.
• A Prospect of Humane Misery, in Twelves.
• Vanity of Honour, in Twelves.
• Bishop Andrews Devotions, in Twelves.
• The Princess of Cleve, the most fa∣med Romance, in Octavo.
• Memoirs of Madam Maria Manchi∣ni, in Octavo.
• The Heroine Musqueteer, in 4 parts, in Twelves.
• The Happy Slave, in 3 parts, in Twelves.
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• The Disorders of Love, in Twelves.
• The Triumphs of Love, in Twelves.
• Zelinda, A Romance, in Twelves.
• Count Brion; or, the Cheating Gal∣lant, in Twelves.
• The Obliging Mistress, in Twelves.
• Fatal Prudence, in Twelves.
• Count Cabalis, in Twelves.
• Double Cuckold, in Twelves.
• Almanzor and Almanzaida, in Twelves.
• The Pilgrim, A Novel, in Twelves.
• The Princess of Monferrat, A Novel, in 2 parts.
• The Pilgrim, the 2d. Part.
• Homais Queen of Tunis, A Novel.
• Gallant Memoires; or the Amours of a Person of Quality, in Twelves.
• Amours of the French King, and Madam Lavalieur.
• Amours of Madam—and the Count de—
• Meroveus, A Novel.
• The Extravagant Poet, A Novel.

Plays Written by John Dry∣den, Esq;
• Mr. Limberham, or the Kind-Keeper. Page  [unnumbered]Oedipus, in part.
• Mistaken Husband, in part.
• Notes on Morocco, in part.
• Plays Written by Mr. Lee.
• Nero, A Tragedy.
• Glorian, a Tragedy.
• The Rival Queens a Tragedy.
• Mythridates, a Tragedy.
• Caesar Borgia, A Tragedy.
• Plays Written by Mr. Crown.
• Andromache, A Tragedy.
• Calisto, A Masque at Court.
• Country-Wit, A Comedy.
• Destruction of Jerusalem, in 2 parts.
• The Miseries of Civil-War.
• Plays Written by Mrs. Bhen.
• Forced Marriage, A Tragi-Comedy.
• Town-Fop, A Comedy.
• Abdellazar, A Tragedy.
• Madam Fickle, Comedies.
• Fond-Husband, Comedies.
• Virtuous Wife, Comedies.
• Plain-Dealer, A Comedy, By Mr. Wicherly.
• All Mistaken, By Mr. Howard.
• English Monsieur, By Mr. Howard.
• Generous Enemies, A Comedy, By Mr. Corey.
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• Tartuff, A Comedy; By Mr. Med∣burn.
• The Orphan, Or the Unhappy Mar∣riage.
• Theodosius, Or the Force of Love.
• Souldiers Fortune.
• Henry the Sixth, with the Murther of the good Duke of Glocester, in 2 parts.
• King Lear.
• Thyestes.
• Tamerlane the Great.
• Moor of Venice.
• Unhappy Favourite.

French Books.
• La vie & les faicts memorables de l'Evesque de Munster.
• Le Pelerin: Nouvelle Curieuse.
• Histoire du Grand Tamerlan.
• Les Satyres de Boileau.
• Tamerlan: ou la mort de Bajazet. Tragedie.
• Bellorophon: Tragedie.
• Instruction moralle d'une Pere a son fils.
• Silvii, Opera Medica.
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• Les Commentaires de Caesar, par Al∣bancourt.
• La Noble Venitienne: Histoire gal∣lante.
• Memoires de Pontis. 2 Vol.
• Memoires sur l'origine des guerres. 2 Vol.
• Lacedemone antienne & nouvelle. 2 Vol.
• Merovee fils de France; Nouvelle historique.
• Memoires de Madam de Ravezan, en 4 part.
• Madamoiselle de Tournon.
• The third Volume of the Moral Es∣says, in Twelves.
• A Tragedy in Heroick Verse: Writ∣ten by two Ladies.
• The Rival-Mother, a Novel.
• A perfect School for the Officers of the Mouth.
• The Emperour and Empire betray∣ed, by whom and how,
• The Policy of the Clergie of France to destroy poor Protestants.
• Moral Essays, the fourth Volume, in the Press.

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