A catalogue of Mein's Circulating Library; consisting of above twelve hundred volumes, in most branches of polite literature, arts and sciences; viz. history, voyages, travels, lives, memoirs, antiquities, philosophy, novels, divinity, physic, surgery, anatomy, arts, sciences, plays, poetry, husbandry, navigation, gardening, mathematics, laws, &c. &c. &c. : Which are lent to read, at one pound eight shillings, lawful money, per year; eighteen shillings per half-year; or, ten and eight pence per quarter; by John Mein, bookseller at the London Book-Store, second door above the British Coffee-House, north-side of King-Street, Boston. : This collection will be considerably enlarged from time to time, and the number of volumes will be more than doubled in less than a twelvemonth, if the publisher meets with due encouragement. : At the above place the full value is given for any library or parcel of books, in any language or faculty; and books sold or exchanged.

A CATALOGUE OF MEIN's CIRCULATING LIBRARY, At the LONDON BOOK-STORE, North-side of KING-STREET, BOSTON,

HISTORY, POETRY, NOVELS, &c.

• PROFESSOR Rollin's ancient History, being a com|plete Account of the Character, Manners, Reli|gion, Government, and Wars of the Ancients, 10 vols, 1 l. 16 s. Edin 1758
  • Vol. I. Containing the History of the Egyptians and Car|thaginians.
  • Vol. II. History of the Assyrians, Babylonians, Lydians, Medes, Persians, and the Origin and Settlement of the Grecian States.
  • Vol. III. History of the Persians and Grecians, in the Reigns of Darius I. Xerxes I. Artaxerxes, Xerxes II. Sogdianus, and Darius Nothus.
  • Vol. IV. History of the Persians and Grecians, in the Reigns of Darius and Artaxerxes Mnemon;—of Socra|tes;—of the Government of Sparta and Athens.
  • Vol. V. Account of the Grecian Games;—of Dionysius [ 5] the elder and younger, Tyrants of Syracuse;—of the Generals Epaminondas and Pelopidas;—of the fa|mous Demosthenes the Orator.
  • Vol. VI. the Conquests of Philip and Alexander the Great, Kings of Macedon.
  • Vol. VII. Civil Wars between Alexander's Successors.
  • Vol. VIII. History of Alexander's Successors▪—their Wars with the Romans and Jews;—Daniel's Pro|phecies.
  • Vol. IX. Wars between the Macedonians and Romans, Grecians and Romans, Syrians and Jews;—History of the Jews, Parthians, and Cappadocians.
  • [ 10] Vol. X. History of the Syracusans;—Wars of Mithri|dates, Tigranes, Pompey and Caesar, Cleopatra, Au|gustus and Anthony.
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• Professor Rollin's Method of studying the Belles Lettres, 4 vols, 18 s. Edin 1759
  • Vol. I. Containing Reflections on Manners, Religion, Taste, Study of Latin, Greek, Poetry, Excellency of Homer's Poems, &c.
  • Vol. II. Of Rhetoric;—Descriptions;—Paralels▪—of the Eloquence of the Bar;—of the Pulpit;—of the Eloquence of the Sacred Writings.
  • Vol. III. Of solid Glory and real Greatness;—of Sacred History;—of Profane History.
  • Vol. IV. Of Profane History;—of Fable;—of Antiqui|ties;—of Philosophy;—of Classes and Colleges;—of the Education of Youth;—Duty of the Principal, Re|gents, Parents, Preceptors, and Scholars.
• [ 15] Pamela, or Virtue rewarded, by Mr. Richardson, founded on Truth, and equally curious and affecting, 4 vols, 1 l. Lond 762
• Clarissa Harlowe, by Mr. Richardson, 8 vols, comprehend|ing the most important Concerns of private Life, 2 l. 2 s. Lond 764
  • Vol. I. Rencounter between Lovelace and J. Harlowe; Clarssa is ill-used by her Relations;—Lovelace adores her, but hates her Family;—summons his Friends to carry her off;—her Opinion of the Force which Fi|gure or Person ought to have upon her Sex, &c.
  • Vol. II. Humourous Description of Mr Hickman;—Pic|ture of a modern Marriage;—Lovelace presses her to escape from her Relations;—she refuses;—he corrupts Leman:—the whole of his Contrivance to carry her off.
  • Vol. III. He exults on the Success of his Contrivancies; describes her Person and Dress;—carries her to Lon|don;—humorous Instructions to his Friends for their Behaviour before her, &c.
  • Vol. IV Lovelace threatens her;—he presses for Mar|riage yet finds Occasion to delay it;—his different At|tempts to surprise her.
  • [ 20] Vol. V. She escapes from him;—an Account of her Tri|als and Persecutions;—his Arts and Inventions;—car|ries her back to her old Lodgings;—her Prayers, her Innocence, her Virtue;—Distraction cannot save her; he urges Marriage to her;—she absolutely rejects him.
  • Vol. VI. The behaviour of Clarissa gives the Lie to all Lovelace's rakish Maxims;—he curses his Plots and Contrivances;—she gives the Particulars of her Sto|ry to Miss Howe;—begs that the blackest Parts of it might be kept secret;—desires one friendly Tear may be dropt from her gentle Eye, on the happy Day that shall shut up all her Sorrows;—Picture of a Rake on a Sick-bed;—Lovelace's easy, specious and undaunted Behaviour at Colonel Ambrose's.
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  • Vol. VII. Clarissa extremely ill;—Lovelace's humorous Behaviour at Smith's when in search of her:—warm Conversation between him and Colonel Morden;—Cla|rissa's Christian Patience and Resignation;—Lovelace's Torments;—Remorse wrings his heart;—her truly Christian Behaviour in her last Hours.
  • Vol. VIII. Character of Clarissa;—Lovelace's temporary Madness;—dreadful Despondency and Death of Sin|clair;—deep Distress and Remorse of the Harlow Fa|mily;—Lovelace recovers his Senses and Gaiety;—re|solves to travel;—writes Colonel Morden from Mu|nich;—Interview with Colonel Morden;—Issue of the Duel, &c.
• History of Sir Charles Grandison, by Mr. Richardson, 7 vols. 1 l. 16s. Lond 1762
  • Vol. I. Miss Byron sets out for London;—her Person de|scribed;—rejects Greville, Fenwick, Pollexfen, &c. goes to a Masquerade;—unexpectedly carried off;—re|scued by Sir Charles Grandison;—Pollexfen challenges Grandison.
  • [ 25] Vol. II. Sir Charles's Morning Visit and noble Behaviour to Sir Hargrave Pollexfen;—▪Miss Byron refuses Lord D—; History of the Grandison Family;—Miss Grandison's Amour with Capt. Anderson;—Sir Charles extricates her.
  • Vol. III. History of Emily Jervois;—of her Mother;— Sir Charles delivers Lord W — from the tyranny of his Mistress;—his intrepid coolness when assaulted in his own House;—Clementina's Struggle between love and her superior Duties;—Sir Charles' tender, yet spirited Behaviour in Italy.
  • Vol. IV. Miss Byron acts greatly on a trying occasion; the deplorable situation of Lady Clementina's Mind and Person;—Sir Charles's gay and adroit Management of Lady Beauchamp, &c.—he sets out for Italy;—he de|livers Sir Hargrave Pollexfen;—Picture of silent Woe.
  • Vol. V. Miss Byron owns her love for Sir Charles;—her magnanimous Behaviour on the Prospect of his speedy Marriage in Italy;—his several affecting Interviews with Lady Clementina;—his noble Behaviour, Mode|ration and Return.
  • Vol. VI. Sir Charles declares his Love for Miss Byron; her great Sensibilities;—her Friends Congratulations; Science of Courtship and tender and polite Address; the Day fixed;—Description of the Dresses;—Behavi|our, &c. &c.
  • [ 30] Vol. VII. Description of Grandison Hall;—Lady Clementi|na's Flight to England followed by the whole Poretta Family;—Lady G—'s humorous Behaviour and Let|ters;—Sir Hargrave's Penitence and Death.
• Memoirs of Miss Sidney Bidulph, 3 vols, by Mr. Sheridan, 15s. Lond 761
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• Invisible Spy, 2 vols, 10s. Lond 1759
  • Vol. I. Contrast in the behaviour of two married Couple of distinction;—a truly tragical Adventure;—Amours of the celebrated Sabina.
  • Vol. II. The power of Beauty and Virtue displayed in an affecting Occurrence;—a brief Account of what present|ed itself to the Author in an evenings invisible ramble.
• Adventures of a Guinea, 2 vols 10s. Lond 764
• [ 35] Captain Boyles Adventures, with Mrs. Villars escape from Barbary, 4s. Lond 760
• Voyages and Adventures of Captain Falconer, 5s. ib 764
• History of discoveries and improvements in Commerce, Navi|gation, &c. 6s. Lond 764
• History of Virginia, by Beverly, containing its first Setlement, Productions, Laws, &c. 9s. Lond 722
• Charlevoix's history of Canada, with the Customs, Characters, Religion, Manners and Traditions of the original Inha|bitants, 2 vols 17s. Lond 761
• Campbell's Lives of the Admirals, 4 vols, with curious Passa|ges relating to our Discoveries, Plantations and Com|merce, 2l. 2s. Lond 761
  • Vol. I. Containing from Julius Caesar to Queen Elisabeth.
  • Vol. II. From James I, to James II.
  • [ 40] Vol. III.IV. From William III. to the End of the Reign of George I.
• Hooke's Roman History, 4 vols 2l. 4s▪ Dub 759
  • Vol. I. From Aeneas landing in Italy, till 265 Years after the building of Rome.
  • [ 45] Vol. II. From the Year 265, till the Year 466.
  • Vol. III. From 466, till the Year 549.
  • Vol. IV. From 549, till the Year 632.
• Letters from several Parts of Europe and the East, describ|ing France, Italy, &c. 2 vols 16s. Lond 753
• Biggs military History of Europe, from the Year 1739, to 1748, 9s. Lond 756
• History of the Russian Empire, from its Foundation to the Death of the Empress Catharine, 2 vols 16s. Lond 757
• [ 50] Natural History of Bees, containing an Account of their Pro|duction and OEconomy, their Wax and Honey, &c. 9s. Lond 744
• A curious History, from the Creation to William the Conque|ror, 7s. 6d. Lond 754
• A Natural and Civil History of California, containing an accurate Description of that Country, its Soil, Harbours, Seas, Animals, Minerals and Pearl-fishery, the Customs, Religion, &c. of the Inhabitants, the different Voyages and Attempts to settle it, &c. with Cuts and Maps, 17s. Lond 753
• De Solis' Hist. of the Conquest of Mexico by the Spaniards, 2 vols with Plates, 17s. Lond 753
  • Vol. I. Cortes defeats the Indians of Tabasco;—the Tlas|calans;—Battle at Vera-Cruz;—Montezuma impri|soned;—his Behaviour.
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  • [ 55] Vol. II. Cortez defeats Narvaez;—the Mexicans assault the Spaniards;—are repulsed;—Motezuma killed▪ Battle of Otumba;—Cortes defeated;—Cortes attacks the Enemy, defeats them, and takes Guatimozin;— Mexico surrenders.
• Du Halde's History of China, 4 vols 1l. 4s. with plates, Lond 1741
  • Vol. I. Containing an Account of the different Nations of Tartars, &c.—a geographical Description of the several Provinces of China.
  • Vol. II. Antiquity of the Chinese;—their civil and mili|tary Government;—Policy;—Nobility;—Agriculture; Mechanics;—Manners;—Trade.
  • Vol. III. Method of Studying;—Religion;—Skill in the Sciences,;—Poetry;—History;—Plays;—Novels Life of the celebrated Confucius;—Skill in Medicine.
  • Vol. IV. Chinese Receipts for procuring Health and long Life;—History of the Tartars;—of Corea;—of Sibe|ria;—of Thibet.
• Voltaire's History of Russia under Peter the Great, 2 vols 1l. Lond 763
  • [ 60] Vol. I. Containing a Description of Russia;—Peter's An|cestors;—War with the Turks;—Travels;—War with Sweden▪—Battle of Narva;—Murder of Patkul; Battle of Pultowa.
  • Vol. II. Successes of Peter the Great;—Siege of Stralsund; Trial of his Son;—of the Trade, Laws and Religion of Russia;—Peter's Death.
• Account of the European Settlements in America, 2 vols 16s. Lond 760
  • Vol. I. Columbus discovers America;—Conquest of Mex|ico and Peru;—Gold and Silver Mines in New Spain; Jesuits Territory;—Portuguese Settlements.
  • Vol. II. Settlements of the French, Dutch, and British North America.
• Hume's History of England, from Iulius Caesar to the Revo|lution in 1688, in 8 vols 4l. Lond 763
  • Vol. I. Britains, Romans, Saxons, William the Conqueror, William Rufus, Henry I. Stephen, Henry II. Customs.
  • Vol. II. Richard I. John, Manners and Government, Henry III. Edward I. Edward II. Edward III.
  • [ 65] Vol. III. Richard II. Henry IV. Henry V. Henry VI. Edward IV. Richard III. Henry VII. Henry VIII.
  • Vol. IV. Henry VIII. Origin of the Reformation, Luther, Edward VI. Mary, Protestants persecuted.
  • Vol. V. Elizabeth;—Queen Mary executed;—Spanish Ar|mada defeated;—Manners;—Commerce;—Arts and Learning;—James I.—Gun-powder Conspiracy.
  • Vol. VI. Sir Walter Raleigh executed;—Manners;—Navy, Colonies;—Charles I.—Civil War;—Battle of Edge|hill, Straton, Newbury, &c.
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  • Vol. VII. Battle of Marston-Moor;—Cromwell;—Battle of Naseby;—King's Trial;—Execution and Character; Cromwell's Birth and private Life;—Restoration—Tri|al and Execution of the Regicides;—Victories over the Dutch;—Battle of Solebay.
  • [ 70] Vol. VIII. Trial of Stafford;—Rye-house plot;—Trial of Lord Russel and Algernoon Sidney;—their Execution; King's Sickness and Death;—James II.—Monmouth's Invasion;—Prince of Orange lands in England;—Settle|ment of the Crown:—Manners and Sciences.
• Hume's Essays, Moral, Political and Literary, 2 vols 18 s. Lond 1764
  • Vol. I. On delicacy of Taste and Passion;—of Superstition and Enthusiasm;—Rise and Progress of the Arts and Sciences;—Sceptic;—Epicurean;—of Eloquence;—Poli|gamy;—Standard of Taste;—of Commerce;—Money, Trade;—Taxes;—Public Credit.
  • Vol. II. Different Species of Philosophy;—Sceptical Doubts;—Liberty;—Miracles;—future State;—on the Passions;—Enquiry into the Principles of Morals, Natural History of Religion;—bad influences of most popular Religions on Morality.
• Dr. Robertson's History of Scotland, during the Reign of Queen Mary, &c. 2 vols 1 l. Lond 761
  • Vol. I. A summary Account of Scotland till the Successi|on of Mary;—Murder of Cardinal Beaton;—Battle of Pinkey;—Mary's Marriage with Darnly;—Darnly jealous of Rizio;—Murders Rizio;—Mary hates Darn|ly;—favours Bothwel;—Darnly murdered;—Mary marries Bothwel;—miserable End of Bothwel;—Ma|ry confined in England;—the Regent murdered.
  • Vol. II. Conspiracy in favours of Mary;—Morton's Exe|cution;—new Conspiracy against Elizabeth;—Mary's Behaviour at her Death;—her Character.
• Potter's Antiquities of Greece, with Plates, 2 vols 1 l. Lond 764
  • [ 75] Vol. I. Civil Government of Athens;—Religion of Greece.
  • Vol. II. Military Affairs of the Grecians;—their Cu|stoms;—Manners.
• Kennett's Antiquities of Rome, with Plates, 8s. 8 d. 763
• Macquer's Roman History, from the Foundation, to the Extinction of the Republic, 10s. 760
• Des Fontaines history of the Revolutions of Poland, from the Foundation of that Monarchy, to the Death of Augustus II. in the Year 1733. 736
• A new and general Biographical Dictionary, containing an hi|storical and critical Account of the Lives and writings of the most eminent Persons in every Nation, particularly the Bri|tish and Irish, from the earliest Accounts of Time, to the present Period. Wherein their remarkable Actions and Suf|ferings, their Virtue, Parts and Learning, are accurately displayed in 11 vols 5 l. 10s. 761

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  • [ 80] Vol. I. Abelard, Addison, Ariosto, Aristotle, Atterbury, Augustine; &c.
  • Vol. II. Bacon, Bayle, Beveridge, Beza, Blake, Boer|haave, Boileau, Boyle, Buchanan, Burnet, Butler.
  • Vol. III. Caesar, Calvin, Des Cartes, Caxton, Church|hill, Cicero, Cleopatra, Coke, Columbus, Confucius, Congreve, Constantine, Cromwell.
  • Vol. IV. Dacier, Dante, Demosthenes, Drake, Dryden, Elizabeth, Erasmus, Eugene.
  • Vol. V. Farquhar, Fenelon, Gardiner, Gray, Galen, Friend.
  • [ 85] Vol. VI. Lord Lansdown, Grotius, Guicciardini, Hal|ley, Hampden, Harrington, Harvey, Heloisa, Ho|mer, Horace, Hutchison, Hyde.
  • Vol. VII. Jerome, Innocent, II. Pope Joan, Julian, Knel|ler, Knox, Laud, L'Estrange.
  • Vol. VIII. Locke, Loyola, Luther, Mahomet, Maintenon, Mandeville, Mead, Milton, Montesquieu, Moliere, Mo|ravians, Newton.
  • Vol. IX. Ovid, Pascal, Paul, Penn, Peter the Great, Pin|dar, Pitcairn, Plato, Pliny, Plutarch, Pococke, Pope.
  • Vol. X. Pythagoras, Racine, Rapin, Rawleigh, Rochester, Rowe, Rollin, Sappho, Shakespear, Sherlock, Socrates, Spencer, Lord Bolingbroke, Steele.
  • [ 90] Vol. XI. Sully, Swift, Sydenham, Tacitus, Tasso, Teren|tius, Thomson, Tillotson, Tindal, Toland, Van Dyck, Virgil, Waller, Whiston, Whitby, Woolston, Xenophon▪
• Iuan and Ulloa's Voyage to South America, describing at large the Spanish Cites, Towns, Provinces, &c. on that ex|tensive Continent. With Reflections on the Religion, civil Policy, Genius, Customs, Manners, Dress of the several In|habitants, whether Natives, Spaniards, Creoles, Indians or Mulattoes, &c. Natural and commercial History of the Coun|try, Gold and Silver Mines, &c. 2 vols with Plates, 1 l. Lond 7••••
• Annual Register, or a complete View of History, Politics and Literature, for 1758, vol. I. 10s. 6 d. Lond 7••••

  Containing a complete History of the War from 1754, to the End of the Year 1758, State Papers,—Characters, extraordinary Adventures;—Literary and Miscellaneous Essays,—Poetry,—Accounts of remarkable Books.

• Annual Register for 1759, vol. II. 10s. 6 d. Lond. 7••••

  Containing the History of the War for the Year 1759, State Papers;—Characters,—Natural History —An|tiquities,—Useful Projects,—Miscellaneous Essays,— Poetry,—Account of Books.

• Dramatic Works of Aaron Hill in 2 vols 1 l. Lond 7••••
  • Vol. I. Hill's Life;—Efrid;—Walking Statue;—Rinal|do;—Fatal Vision;—Henry V.—Fatal Extravagance; Merlin in Love;—Athelwold.
  • [ 95] Vol. II. Muses in Mourning;—Zara;—Snake in the

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  • Grass;—Alzira;—Saul;—Daraxes;—Merope;—Ro|man Revenge;—Insolvent;—Love Letters.
• An Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope, 8s, 8d. Lond 762
• The Tables or Pictures of real Life; 10s. Lond 763

  Representing Vices and Virtues;—Fopperies, Fooleries, &c. of the Age;—with the true Characters of the wise and good; in select Essays, serious and jocose upon the most interesting Subjects,

• Boccace's Curious Novels, 10s. 6 d. Lond 741
• Treatise on the Revenue of the Romans, with a Dissertation on the Manner of distinguishing antique Medals 7s. ib 741
• Bishop Burnet's History of his own Time, 6 vols 1 l. 5s. ib 725
  • [ 100] Vol. I. Containing a summary Recapitulation of Affairs in Church and State, from James I. to the Restorati|on in 1660;—Reign of Charles II. from 1660 to 1670.
  • Vol. II. Reign of Charles II. from 1670 to 1685.
  • Vol. III. Reign of James II. —Revolution;—Settle|ment of King William and Mary.
  • Vol. IV. Reign of King William to the End of the Year 1700.
  • Vol. V. Reign of William, from 1700 to his Death. Reign of Queen Anne to the End of the Year 1708.
  • [ 105] Vol. VI. Reign of Anne from 1708, to the Conclusion of the Peace in 1713;—the Author's Conclusion to his History;—The Life of Bishop Burnet by the Editor.
• Memoirs of Edmund Ludlow, Esq Lieutenant General of the Horse, &c. containing a full and exact Account of the civil Wars during the Reign of Charles I. 3 vols 15s. Edin 751
  • Vol. I. Strafford beheaded;—Ludlow defends Wardour Castle;—Royalists defeated at Marston-Moor;—Lud|low's Conferences with Cromwell;—the King's Trial and Execution.
  • Vol. II. Cromwell takes the Title of Protector;—trans|ports those that oppose him;—falls Sick;—his Demean|our at the Point of Death;—his last Words;—the Re|storation.
  • Vol. III. Trial of the King's Judges;—their Execution; Ludlow retires to Switzerland;—various Attempts made to assassinate him.
• History of the Revolutions in Portugal, 3s 4 d. Glas 750
• The Accomplished Woman by M. Du Boscq, Preacher in or|dinary to the French King, 2 vols. 10s. 6 d. Lond 753
  • [ 110] Vol. I. Of Reading, Conversation, Reputation, Chasti|ty, Prudence, Dress, Beauty, Curiosity, Slander, Jea|lousy, Love.
  • Vol. II. Self-love, Nobility, Marriage, Celibacy, Ambi|tion, Coquettery, Superstition, Passion, Luxury, Chris|tian Virtue.
• The Wise Ones bubbled, or Lovers Triumphant, after twenty Years Separation and Residence in Foreign Parts, 2 vols 10s. Lond 760
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• Eighty-eight Questions in Love and Gallantry Lond 1759
• The Adventures of Telemachus, by Fenelon, 2 vols 5 s. Glas 764
• [ 115] Life of Prince Charles of Lorrain, containing the History of the House of Lorrain, and a complete Narrative of all the Battles, Sieges, &c. from the Year 1738, to 1746, War with the Turks, &c. 5 s. Lond 764
• Matrimony, a Novel by Sebbeare, containing a series of interesting Adventures, 2 vols 10 s. 6 d. Lond 755
• Life of Harriot Stuart written by herself, 2 vols 10s. Dub 751
• History of James Lovegrove Esq 2 vols 10s. Lond 761
  • Vol. I. A Journey to London;—a Curtain Lecture;—a Separation;—an odd Wish granted.
  • Vol. II. An Estimate of the different Degrees of Happi|piness to be found behind the Chariot and within it; an Epistle from a Female to an old Man.
• [ 120] The entertaining Novels of Mrs. Iane Barker, 2 vols 7 s. ib 736

  Containing Exilius, Clelia and Marcellus, Reward of Virtue, Lucky Escape, beautiful Captive, Piso, happy Recluse, fair Widow, amours of Bosvil and Galetia.

• Instructive Novels, translated from the Spanish by Shelton, Two Damsels, Lady Bentivoglio, generous Lover, Force of Blood, Spanish Lady, jealous Husband, Cervantes' Life. 5 s. 4 d. Glas. 750
• Mrs. Behn's Novels, 2 vols 7 s. 6 d. Lond 751
  • Vol. I. Life and Memoirs of Mrs. Behn, Oronoko, the fair Jilt, the Nun.
  • Vol. II. Agnes de Castro, the Lover's Watch, Ladies Looking-glass, Lucky Mistake, King of Bantam, the Black Lady.
• Death of Abel, 2 s. Lond 764
• [ 125] Lord Anson's Voyage round the World in the Years 1740, 41, 42, 43, 44, 5s. 6 d. Lond 757
• Bossuet's History of France, from Pharamond to Charles IX. 4 vols 1 l. Edin 762
  • Vol. I. Containing from the Reign of Pharamond first King of the Franks, in the Year 420, to the Death of Charles V. in the 1580.
  • Vol. II. Charles VI. to the End of the Reign of Charles VIII. in the 1408.
  • Vol. III. Reign of Louis XII. and to the End of the Reign of Francis I. in the 1547.
  • Vol. IV. Henry II. Francis II. to the End of the Reign of Charles IX. in the 1574.
• Memoirs of the Duke of Sully, Prime Minister to Henry the Great, and Grand Master of the Ordnance, &c. containing the History of France from the Reign of Charles IX. in 1574, to 1641, in 5 vols 1 l. 4s. Lond 760
  • [ 130] Vol. I. Anecdotes of Sully's Family;—his surprising E|scape at the Massacre of St. Bartholomew;—civil Wars in France;—Battle of Contras;—Death of

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  • Henry III.—Battle of Ivry;—Battle of Aumale; Continuation of the War to the 1594.
  • Vol. II. Military Expeditions;—Characters;—Henry IV. wounded by Chatel;—his Adventure with an A|strologer;—War with Spain;—Intrigues of the Mis|tresses of Henry the Great;—War with Savoy;—great Services of Sully;—Sully goes to Dover;—Conferen|ces with Queen Elizabeth;—Birth of Louis XIII.—Bi|ron's Conspiracies. &c. to the Year 1601.
  • Vol. III. Marechal Biron's Conspiracy;—Trial;—Exe|cution;—Edict against Duels;—Wars of the Spaniards and Dutch;—Sully sent to London:—his surprising Character of young Servin;—his Character of the English Court;—his Labours in the Finances;—Cana|da settled;—Intrigues, Memoirs, &c. to 1605.
  • Vol. IV. Flourishing State of France;—Expences of Hen|ry the Great;—his private Life;—Manufactures; Henry's amours;—his great Design;—Presages; Conspiracy;—Henry the Great Assassinated;—Sully's Behaviour;—Some Particulars of the latter Days of Henry's Life, &c. to the Year 1610.
  • Vol. V. Henry's Character;—Person;—Life;—Sully's Si|tuation;—Coronation of Louis XIII.—the Princes, Lords and Ministers combine against Sully;—he retires honorably from Court;—his public and private Con|duct;—his Wealth;—his domestic Affairs;—Sully's Life after his Retreat;—his Death in the 1641.—Trial and Execution of Ravaillac for the Murder of Henry.
• Voltaire's Age of Lewis XIV. containing the History of France, from the 1620, to the 1750, 2 vols 10s. Lond 753
  • [] Vol. I. State of Europe before Louis IV.—Manners; Religion;—Victories of the Great Conde;—civil War to 1654;—Conquest of Flanders;—Holland;—Conduct of Eugene;—Marlborough;—Villars;—Loss of the Battle of Blenheim;—of Hockstet;—of Ramellies;—of Turin;—of Malplaquet;—Victory at Denain;—State of Europe to 1750.
  • Vol. II. Private Anecdotes of Lewis;-.-Memoirs, Com|merce, Police, Sciences, Religion, &c. of France. THE three last Books, Bossuet, Sully, and Voltaire, form a complete History of France, from the first Rise of that Monarchy to the present Time.
• History of the Reformation of Religion in Scotland, by John Knox, 9 s. Glas 761
• Buchanan's History of Scotland, 2 vols 16s. Edin 762
  • Vol. I. From the earliest Accounts of that Nation, to the Death of James I.
  • Vol. II. From James II. to the Death of James VI.
• 〈◊〉〈◊〉 strange's Fables of Aesop, and of other eminent Mytholo|gists, with Morals and Reflections, 10s. 6d. Lond 738
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• Colloquies of Erasmus, pleasantly representing the Super|stitions and Leveties of the Church of Rome, by L'Estrange 7s. Lond 725
• History of that eminent Statesman, Sir John Perott, 9s. Lond 628

  Of his Descent, Behaviour, Travels, Fatal Catastrophe and Death in the Tower.

• Bailey's Houshold Dictionary, 10s. Lond 736

  Shewing the whole Art of Brewing, Baking, Cookery, Pickling, Confectionary, Flesh, Fowl, Fish, Diseases of Cattle,—Poultry, with Remedies;—Wines, Cordial Waters, Family Physician.

• Spirit of Nations, 9s. Lond 753

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• [ 310] Dr. Brookes' general Gazetteer, with Maps, 10s. 6d. Lond 762

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• The Handmaid to the Arts, 2 vols 1 l. 1s. Lond 764
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  • Vol. II. Of Engraving;—of Etching;—Composition of China Ware;—of Paper Snuff-boxes, &c.
• Salmon's Geographical and Historical Grammar, a new E|dition, with great Additions and Improvements, in which the History of England and other States are brought down to the End of the Year 1763, 10s. 6d.

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• Boyer's French and English Dictionary, 10s. 6d. Lond 764
• [ 315] Cole's Latin and English Dictionary, 10s. 6d. ib 764
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• Gordon's geographical Grammar, 8s. 8 d. ib 754

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• Collection of curious Tales and Fables in Prose and Verse, 4s. 4 d. Glas 762
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• The Tell Tale, or Anecdotes Expressive of the Characters of Persons eminent for Rank, Learning, Wit, or Humour ib 762
• [ 320] Joe Miller's Jests, 3s. 8 d. ib 762

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• The Book of Conversation and Behaviour, witten by a Per|son of Distinction, Lond 754
• The Apocrypha. ib 763
• Select and remarkable Epitaphs on illustrious Persons in se|veral Parts of Europe, with a compendious Account of their Lives and Works, by I. Hackett, 2 vols. 10s. Lond 757
• Fontenelle's plurality of Worlds, 2s. 6d. Edin 753
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• The memorable Things of Socrates, translated from the Greek of Xenophon, with Observations on the Life, Cha|racter and Doctrine of Socrates, 5s. Lond 759
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• 〈…〉〈…〉 ib 765
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  • [ 365] Vol. I. Containg Pastorals;—Messiah;—Windsor Forrest; Essay on Criticism;—Rape of the Lock;—Eloisa to A|belard;—Temple of Fame;—Sappho to Phaon;—Ja|nuary and May;—Wife of Bath;—Satires and Epistles.
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  • [ 680] Tome XI. Histoire du Connetable de Bourbon;—d'un Spectre.
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  • Tome XIV. Histoire de Mademoiselle de Kerbabu;—des Démêlez de Madame de Mazarin.
  • Tome XV. Histoire d'une Coquette de l'opera;-.de la Belle Tourneuse;—d'une Comédienne Célebre.
  • [ 685] Tome XVI. Histoire d'un Parricide horrible;—du diffe|rend de Furetiere.
  • Tome XVII. Histoire de Marïe Siuard;—d'un Séducteur.
  • Tome XX. Histoire de Marechal de Gié, &c.
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  • [ 690] Tome premier, Les Comparaisons des Grands Hommes de l'Antiquité.
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  • Toms troisieme, OEuvres diverses touchant la Religion.
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  • ... [ 715] Vol. VI. Signs of Health, Constitutions and Diseases; Methods of preserving Health▪—procuring longevity.
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• ...

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  • ...Vol. IV. Of Gangrenes,—Sphacelations,—Burns,—Scirr|hus,—Cancers,—Diseases of the Bones,
  • ...Vol. V. Of Fevers,—of Loathings,—Flatulencies, Vomit|ings,—Weakness,-Heart,—Delirium,—Coma,—Convuls|ions,—Sweats,—Diarrhaeas,—Eruptions in Fevers.
  • ...Vol. VI. Of the Cold-chill, Tremors or Shakings, Anguish [ 755] or Oppressions in Fevers.
  • ...Vol. VII. Of Continual, Putrid, Ardent, Intermitting Fevers;—acute febrile Diseases:—a Phrenzy in Fevers.
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  • ... [ 760] Vol. XI. Of the Melancholy Madness;—the Maniacal or Raving, and the Canine Madness;—of the Scurvy Ca|chexy:—Empyema.
  • ...Vol. XII. Of a Phthisis Pulmonalis;—other Consumpti|ons;—the Dropsy.
  • ...Vol. XIII. Of the Gout;—of the Diseases Proper to Vir|gins;—of the Diseases of Women with Child.
  • ...Vol. XIV. Of difficult Deliveries;—of the Diseases of Child-bed Women;—of the Deseasis of Children.

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  • [ 805] Vol. II. Testimony of the Spirit, Baptism, Blood;—of Toleration▪—on Man.
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• Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress complete, 2s. Edin 762
• — Holy War, 1s. 8 d. Glas 761
• Owen's Meditations on the Glory of Christ, 2s. 3 d. Edin 750
• Willison's afflicted Man's Companion, 1s. 8 d. ib 753
• [ 910] — Sacramental Meditations and Advices, 1s. 8 d. ib 761
• — Balm of Gilead, 1s. 8 d. Glas 762
• — on the Sanctification of the Lord's Day, 1s. 8 d. Edin 745
• — Example of plain Catechising, 1s. 8 d. Glas 764
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• ...

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• Brown's Christ the Way, the Truth and the Life, 2s. ib 740
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• — on Afflictions, 1s. 6d. ib 761
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• Henry on the Sacrament, 1s. 4d. Glas 761
• Russel's seven Sermons, 1s. ib 760
• [ 935] Henry's Pleasantness of a religious Life, 1 s. 6d, Edin 746
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• — Divine Conduct of Providence, 1s. ib 753
• — Husbandry Spiritualized, 1 s. Lond 764
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• Aesop's Fables, 1 s. ib 750
• Mason on Self-knowledge, 2 s. Lond 760
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• [ 960] — on Judgment, 1 s. Glas 757
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• ...

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• — Solomon's Temple spiritualized, 10d. ib 760
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LAW.

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• A compendious Library of the Law, 8s. 8 d. ib 757
• Jacob's Law of Estates, 8 s. 8d. ib 740
• [ 985] — Law Dictionary abridged, 8s. 8 d. ib 743
• Finch's common Law of England, 10s. 6d. ib 759
• Burns' Justice of Peace and Parish Officer, the 9th Editi|on. This Edition is brought down to the End of the Statutes of the third Year of George III. 3 vs, 1l. 16s. ib 764
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• ...

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• Higg's Justice of Peace, 5s. ib 760
• The compleat Parish Officer, being the Duty of Consta|bles, Church-wardens, Overseers of the Poor, Survey|ors of the Highways, &c. 5s. Lond 763

HUSBANDRY, GARDENING, MATHEMATICS, &c.

• [ 1010] ELLIS's Country Housewife's Family Companion-con|taining Variety of Directions for the Management of Corn, Roots, Cookery, Poultry, Hogs Dairy, Brew|ing, Distilling, 9s. Lond 750
• The Dublin Society's Essays on Trade, Husbandry of Flax, Hops,—for making Roads,—Cyder,—Linen Manufacto|ry,—Dressing Flax,—on Brewing, 6s. 8d. Lond 740
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• Keill's Astronomy, 10s. 6d. ib 760
• Commandine's Euclid's Elements by Cunn, 8s. 6d. ib 762
• [ 1020] Ward's Mathematics, 8s. ib 760
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• Hawney's measuring, 4s. 4d. ib 765
• [ 1030] A new System of Agriculture, or an easy and speedy Way of growing rich, 5s. 8d. Lond 755
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• THE whole Works of the Rev. Mr. John Flavel, 2 vols 1 l. 8s. fine Paper. Edin 1762
  • Vol. I. Containing, Life of Flavel;—Fountain of Life; Method of Grace;—of the Soul of Man;—of Fear; of evil Days;—mental Errors.
  • Vol. II. England's Duty;—Mystery of Providence; a seasonable Caveat to Saints;—Tidings from Rome; Husbandry and Navigation spiritualized;—Saint indeed;—Touchstone of Sincerity;—Token for Mourners;—offer of Help to suffering Saints;—Balm of the Covenant▪—on the Catechism;—on Baptism; sacramental Meditations;—on Reformation;—his Re|mains;—a Scheme of the Sins and Duties of Belie|vers.
• [ 1035] Jacob's Law Dictionary, 2 l. Lond 762
• Davies' Laws of Bankrupts▪ 1 l. ib 744
• Burn's Ecclesiastical Law, 2 vols 4to 4 l. 4s. ib 763
• Ainsworth's Latin and English Dictionary, 2 vols 4to 2 l. ib 763
• Murray on Ship-building and Navigation, with two Treatises on naval Architecture, by M. du Hamel and M. Bougner;—the Construction of a new invented Sec|tor, &c. &c. 4to, illustrated with 23 Plates▪ 1l. 16s. Lond 765
• [ 1040] Miller's Gardeners Dictionary, 4to, on the Kitchen, Fruit, Flower, Garden and Nursery;— on Husbandry, Vine|yards, Wines, Pasture Lands, and all Sorts of Trees, 2l. 2s. Lond 763
• James's Theory and Practise of gardening, with Plates 4to, 1l. Lond 728
• Salmon's London Art of building, 4to ib 762
• Littleton's Latin and English Dictionary, 4to 1l. 4s. ib 735
• Duhamel's Husbandry, 4to 1l. 6s. ib 7••2
• [ 1045] Astruc on the venereal Disease 4to, 1l. 10s. ib 754
• Bower's History of the Popes from the Foundation of the See of Rome, •• vols 4to 3l. 10s. Lond 749
  • Vol. I. From Peter to the Year of Christ, 432.
  • Vol. II. From the Year of Christ 432 to the 608.
  • Vol. III. From the Year of Christ 608 to the 757.
• [ 1050] Watson's Body of Divinity, 4to, 9s. Glas 750
• Robertson's Exposition of the Revelation, folio 16s. Ed 730
• Collection of curious Pamphlets, 4to 9s. ib 7••••
• History of Popery▪ 4to 2 vols 1l. 10s. Lond 735
• Culpeper's medicinal Counsels▪ 6s. ib
• [ 1055] Gorges' Translation of Lucans Pharsalia, 10s. ib 614
• Martyr on Judges, 6s.
• L' Histoire des illustres Comtes de Nassau, avec figures Leyd 16••••

FINIS.