Peppa, or, The reward of constant love a novel : done out of French : with several songs set to musick for two voices / by a young-gentlewoman.

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DIVINITY.

1. BRevis Demonstratio, being the Truth of the Christian Religion proved by Reason, in 12^o. Price bound, 10d.

2. The Protestant Religion the safe way to Salvation; or an answer to a Book Entituled, Mercy and Truth, &c. Together with the Apostolical Institution of Episcopacy. As also Nine Sermons on Special Occasions; by W. Chillingworth, the 5th. Edition. To which is now added Mr. Chillingworth's Reasons against Popery, to perswade Mr. L. to return again to the Church of England, in fol. price bound 14s.

3. Mr. Chillingworth's Book as before made more generally useful, by Mr. P. with some Ad∣ditions, in 4to. Price bound 7s.

4. The Doctrine of Passive Obedience, Delivered in a Sermon on the 30th. of January, by J. Ellesby of Chiswick, 4to. price 6d.

5. A Discourse about Conscience, in relating to both the Extreams of Popery and Fanaticism. Id. in 4to. price 6d.

6. Mr. W. Howell's Visitation Sermon before the late Bishop of Chichester, 4to. price 6d.

7. Dr. G. Hascard Dean of Windsor his Three Sermons, one upon the 5th. of November, the other two before several Lord Mayors, in 4to.

8. Mr. Manyngham Preacher of the Rolls, and Lecturer of the Temple, his Six Sermons Preached on Publick Occasions, whereof two of them are on Anniversaries, in 4to. price bound 2s. 6d.

9. A Sermon Preached at the Savoy, by Monsieur Des Escotais, now Printed in French and English, Twelves.

10. Hugo Grotius's Catechism, Greek, Latine, and English, with a Praxis to it of all the Greek words therein, in 8••o. price bound 2s.

11. The Spirit of Phrophesy, proving that Christ and his Apostles were Prophets; written by the Directions, and recommended to the Press by the late Learned Dr. Peter Gunning, then Lord Bishop of Ely, in 8vo. price bound 2s. 6d.

12. The King-killing Doctrine of the Jesuites in a sincere Discourse to the French King, written by a Roman-Catholick-Gentleman, in 4to. price 1s.

13. A modest Plea for the Clergy of the Church of England, wherein is considered the Reasons why they are contemned and slighted, in 8vo. price bound 1s. 6d.

14. An Introduction to the Holy Sa∣crament, or a short, plain and safe way to the Communion-Table, being instructions for the worthy Receiving the Lord's Supper, Col∣lected for, and familiarly addressed to every particular Communicant, by Dr. L. Addison Dean of Litchfield. To which is added the Communicant's Assistant, being a Collect∣ion of Devotions to be used before, at, and after the Rec••iving the Holy Sacrament; price plain bound 1s. guilt on the back 1s. 6d. This Book is also bound up with Common-Prayers of several Binding, sold by W. Crook.

15. The Case of Resistance of the Supream Powers stated and resolved according to the Doctrine of the Holy Scriptures, by W. Sherlock D. D. in 8vo. price bound 2s.

16. Two Discourses, The first concerning Truth, the second shewing Popery the great Cause of Atheisme, by T. Mayningham, Preacher of the Rolls, and Lecturer of the Temple. 8vo. price bound 1s. 6d.

17. The Souls Communion with her Saviour, or the History of our Blessed Lord Jesus Christ, as it was written by the Four Evangelists, and now for the benefit of all pious and devout Chri∣stians digested into Devotional Meditations, by a Reverend Divine of the Church of England; in 12^o. price bound 1s. 6d.

18. Bishop Sanderson's Sermons, the last Edi∣tion, in fol. with his Life to it.

19. The Duty and Benefit of Frequent Com∣munion, in a Sermon Preached at St. Peter's Church in Lincoln, upon Passion-Sunday, by W. Leightonhouse, late Fellow of Lincoln-Colledge, Ox∣ford, in 4to. price 6d.

LAW.

1. The Jurisdiction of the Authority of Court-Leets, Court Barons, Court Marshals••a's, &c. together with the most necessary learning of Tenures, &c. by J. Kitchin, 8vo. price bound 6s.

2. Praxis Curiae Admiralitatis Angliae, Author F. Clarke, in 12^o. price bound 1s.

3. The Reports of Hen. Hobard, Ch. Just. in folio, price bound 10s.

4. The First, Second, Third and Fourth Part of the Institutes of the Laws of England, being a Commentary on Littleton's Tenures. An Exposition of the Statutes. Pleas of the Crown, and Jurisdiction of Courts, in 4 Parts, in 3 vol. in Folio.

5. The Law of Charitable Ʋses Revised, and much enlarged, with many Cases in Law both Antient and Modern, with the reading of Sir Fr. Moor upon the Statute of the 43d. of Eli∣zabeth, digested by G. Duke Esquire.

6. Officina Brevium, select and approved forms of Judicial Writs and other process, with their Returns and Entries in the Court of Common-Pleas; as also special pleading to Wrics, in Fol. price bound 12s.

7. A Dialogue betwixt a Student and a Philo∣sopher about the Common Laws of England, by Tho. Hobs of Malmsbury, in 8vo.

8. The several Statutes of Bankrupt, with the Judges Resolutions thereon.

9. The Compleat Clerk, being forms of all Pre∣sidents and Conveyances &c. in 4to. price bound 12s.

10. Les Reports des tres Honourable Edw. Seigneur Littleton, Baron de Mounslow, Custos de la Grand Seale d'Angletterre, & de ses Majeste plais Honourable Privy Councill en le Courts del Reigne de Roy Charles I. in Fol. price bound 12s.

11. The Compleat Sollicitor, entring Clerk and Attorney, fully instructed in the Practice, Methods and Clerkship of all his Majesties Courts of E∣quity and Common Law, Superiour and Inferiour; as well those in Westminster and the City of London, and elsewhere through the Kingdom of England; a Collection more uniform and uni∣versally

advantageous than any extant of the same kind, in 8vo. price bound 3s. 6d.

12. The Reports and Pleadings to them of the late Lord Chief Justice Sir Edmond Saun∣ders Kt. in Fol. in Two Volumes.

13. A new Book of Declarations, and other Pleadings, General and Special, in the most u∣sual Actions in the Courts of King's Bench; as also, a Choice Collection of special Writs and their Returns, together with Observations in Pleading, Instructing the Younger Clarks in the Practice of that Court, Printed from the Original Manuscript out of Court-Hand, to prevent the Errours that doth happen by the Transcrib∣ing; to which is added Appeals of Murther and Mayhence, with Pleadings thereon, which no other Book of this kind hath, &c. Collected, and drawn by John Hansand, Gent. late of Cl. Inn, in Folio, price bound 10s.

14. Two Dialogues in English, between a Doctor of Divinity, and a Student in the Laws of England, of the Grounds of the Laws; in 8vo. bound, price 2s.

15. The New Natura Brevium of the most Reverend Judge Mr. Anthony Fitzherbert, Cor∣rected and Revised; whereunto is now added the Authorities in Law, and some other Cases and Notes by the Translatour, out of the Year Books, and Grand Abridgments of the Law, with a New and Exact Table of the most ma∣terial things contained therein, 8vo. price bound 6s.

16. Reports D'ascuns Cases (qui ont evenus aux tems du Roy Henry le septiéme de tres-heu∣reuse memoire, & du tres-illustre Roy Henry le huitiesme, & ne sont comprises deins les livres

des termes, & Ans de mesmes les Roys) seliges hors des papieres de Robert Keisiway Esq; par J. Croke Sergeant al Ley, Jades Recorder del City de Londres & prolocuteur del meason des Communes, &c. Ovesque les Reports d'ascuns Cases prises per le Reverend Juge G. Dallison, &c. & per G. Bendlo Serjeant al Ley, &c. La tierce Edition un bellie de pluis que deux milles Reference aux autres livres Cy bien Antient que Modern de la Ley, Folio, price bound 14 s.

17. An Exact Abridgment of all the Statutes in Force and Use, from the beginning of Magna Charta down to the Year 1689. com∣prised Alphabetically under their proper Heads and Titles. In this Impression, the year of the King, and the Chapter of every Act of Parliament have been compared with the Sta∣tute Book at large, wherein many hundreds of false References are corrected with great ex∣••ctness and care, to prevent the Reader's be∣ing mis-led as he hath been in former Edi∣tions, 8vo. price bound 7 s.

18. All the 4 parts reprinted of Leonard's Reports, Fol. together.

19. The 3 parts of Bulstrodes Reports reprinted, in Fol. in one Volume.

20. The Register of Writs, new Printed, with the Digest of Writs added to it, and several New Writs in Fol.

HISTORY, &c.

1. An Institution of General History, or the History of the World in Two Volumes, by

W. Howell, Dr. of Civil Laws, and Chancellour of Lincoln, in Fol.

2. Clelia, the whole Romance, in Five Parts, written in French, now put into English, Fol.

3. Scarron's Comical Romance, being an Hi∣storical Account of a Company of Stage-Players, full of variety of Novels, rare Adventures, A∣morous Intreagues, being Witty, Pleasant and Profitable for all that design Innocent Mirth, Fol. price bound 8 s.

4. The whole Series of all that hath been Transacted in the House of Peers concerning the Popish Plot in 1678, and 1679. wherein is contained the most material passages in both Houses of Parliament, relating to the full disco∣very thereof, in 8vo.

5. A Copy of two Journals of the House of Commons. The first, for the Sessions of Parlia∣ment begun at Westminster the 21st of October 1678. and continued to the 30th of December next following. The Second, of the Parliament begun at Westminster the 6th of March 1678. containing the Transactions from the first day of their Sitting to their Dissolution, in 8vo.

6. Historical Collections, or an exact Account of the Proceedings of the Four last Parlia∣ments of Q. Elizabeth, of Famous Memory; wherein is contained the Compleat Journals both of the Lords and Commons, taken from the Original Records of their Houses; as also, the more particular behaviours of the worthy Members during all the last Notable Sessions, comprehending the Motions and Arguments of the Renowned and Learned Men of that time, as Cecil, Bacon, Rawleigh, Egerton, Bur∣leigh, Buckhurst, Walsingham, Hatton, Coke, Croke,

Spelman, &c. Laboriously and Faithfully Col∣lected, by Heywood Townsend Esq; a Member in those Parliaments, in Fol.

7. Megalopsichy, A particular and exact Ac∣count of the last Seventeen years of Queen Elizabeth's Reign, both Military and Civil; (being the former Journal of Queen Elizabeth's Four last Parliaments) with Sir W. Monson's Account of the Wars between England and Spain, with the Number of Ships and Com∣manders at that time; to which, at the end is added Dr. Parrey's Trial and Execution for Treason against Queen Elizabeth, in Fol.

8. The Connexion being choice Collections of some principal matters in King James the First hi•• Reign, which may serve to supply the vacancy betwixt Mr. Townsend's and Mr. Rushworth's Historical Collections, in 8vo. price 1 s. 6 d.

9. The Historian's Guide, or Brittain's Re∣membrancer, being a Summary of all the Acti∣ons, Exploits, Sieges, Battels, Designs, At∣tempts, Preferments, Honours, Changes, &c. and whatever else is worthy Notice, that hath happened in his Ma••esties Dominions, from the year 1600 to 1688 shewing the Year, Month, and Day of the Month in which each Action was done, price bound 1 s. 6 d.

10. The Bucaniers of America, or an Ac∣count of the most Remarkable Assaults com∣mitted of late years upon the Coasts of the West Indies, by the Bucaniers of the English, Dutch, and French in Jamaica; to which is added the Second Volume, containing the dangerous Voyages, and bold Attempts of

Captain Bartholomew Sharp, and others, in 4to.

11. Mr. Tho. Hobs of Malmsbury, his Tran∣slation of Homer's Illiads and Oddisses into English, with the Life of Homer, and a large Preface of the Virtues of Heroick Poesie.

12. Mr. Hobs, &c. his Poem in Latine and English, of the Wonders of the Peak in Darby∣shire, commonly called the Devils Arse of Peak.

13. Mr. Hobs, &c. His Four Tracts. First Behemoth, the History of the Causes of the Civil Wars in England, from the year 1640, to 1660, Printed from the Author's own Copy, never Print∣ed (but with a thousand faults) before, with a defence of his Leviathan, against Bishop A. Bramhall, and a Narration of Heresy, &c. 8vo. price bound 5 s.

14 Compendium Geographicum, or a more ex∣act, plain, and easie introduction into all Geogra∣phy, than any yet extant, after the latest Disco∣veries or Alterations; very useful, especially to young Noblemen and Gentlemen, the like not printed before, with 2 Alphabets of the Names of Towns and Places, the one Antient, the other Modern, in 12^o. price bound 1 s.

15. Moral Instructions of a Father to a Son, upon his long Voyage, being an easie way to guide a young man to vertue, 12^o. price bound 1s.

16. The Court of Curiosity being the most exact and Curious Book of Dreams and Fortune-teller that is extant, being much enlarged and ex∣plained in this new Edition, in 12^o. price bound 1s. 6d.

17. The Flower-Garden, and compleat Vine∣yard, being an exact Flower-Garden, and a true manner of planting all sorts of Vineyards, in 12^o. price bound 1s. 6d.

18. A Modern view of such Parts of Europe that hath lately been, and still are the places of great Transactions, viz. Italy with all is Prin∣ces, France with all its Provinces, &c. Germany with the Dukedom of Lorrain and all the Electo∣rates, Spain with all its Dominions, &c. with Curious Remarks of Antiquiry, 8vo. price bound 2s. 6d. Printed, 1689.

19. The Present State of the Jews, 12^o. price 1s. 6d.

20. The first Estate of Malandison, in 8vo, by the same Author.

21. The Translation into English of all Homer's Illiads and Odisses, by Tho. Hobs, in 12^o. price bound 5s.

22. Brittains Glory, and Englands Bravery, wherein is shewn the degrees of Honour from the Prince to the Pesant, with the honour of the Nobles, and Priviledge of the Commons, and ••he proper places and precedency of all Persons, from the Throne to the Bondman, more parti∣cularly in Coronations, Feasts, Funerals, &c. To which is added a Continuation of the Historians Guide, to June 1689. in 12^o.