The secret history of the most renowned Q. Elizabeth and the E. of Essex by a person of quality.

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

• AN Earnest Request to Mr. Stan∣dith, occasioned by a Sermon of his Preached before His Majesty.
• Falshood Unmasqued; or, an An∣swer to Truth Unvailed.
• The Reverend Dr. Patrick's Fast-Sermon, Nov. 13.
• The History of the Passion, in Octa.
• Plato's Apology for Socrates, in Octa.
• Dr. Whitby of Idolatry, in Octavo.
• Dr. Whitby's Answer to Mr. Cressey
• Mr. Chamberlain's Poems, in Octa.
• Moral Essayes, in 3 Volums, in 12.
• A Prospect of Humane Misery, in 12
• Vanity of Honour, in Twelves.
• Bishop Andrew's Devotions, in 12.
• The Princess of Cleve, the most Famed Romance, in Octavo.
• Memoires of Madam Maria Man∣chini, in Octavo.
• The Heroine Musqueteer, in 4 Parts, in Twelves.
• The Happy Slave, in 3 Parts in 12.
• The Disorders of Love, in Twelves.

• The Triumphs of Love, in Twelves.
• Zelinda, A Romance, in Twelves.
• Count Brion; or, The Cheating Gallant, in Twelves.
• The Obliging Mistress, in Twelves.
• Fatal Prudence, in Twelves.
• Count Gabalis, in Twelves.
• Double Cuckold, in Twelves.
• The Pilgrim, A Novel, in Twelves.
• The Earl of Essex, and Queen Eli∣zabeth; A Novel, in two Parts.
• Plays Written by John Dryden, Esq;
• Mr. Limberham, or, The Kind-Keeper.
• 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.
• Sophonisba; or, Hannibal's Over∣throw.
• Oedipus, in part.
• Theodosius; or, The Force of Love.
• Andromache, A Tragedy.

• Calisto, A Masque at Court.
• Countrey-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.
  • Vertuous Wife, Comedies.
• Plain-Dealer, A Comedy, By Mr. Wicherly.
• Fool turn'd Critick.
• Esq; Old Sap; or, The Night-Adventures.
• All Mistaken, By M. Howard.
• English Monsieur, By M. Howard.
• Generous Enemies, A Comedy; By Mr. Corey.
• Tartuff, A Comedy; By Mr. Med∣bourn. In the Press.
• The Rival-Mother, A Novel.
• A Perfect School for the Officers of the Mouth.
• Henry the Sixth, with the Murder of the Duke of Gloucester.
• A Tragedy in Heroick-Verse: Written by two Ladies.