A [No. 3, 1770] 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OP THE ELEOANT 
 
 LI B R A R Y 
 
 m 
 
 or 
 
 A PERSON OF DISTINCTION 
 
 « INCLUDING 
 
 A CHOICE COLLECTION 
 
 •OF THE MOST APPROVED 
 
 Englijb and French Writers, 
 
 (Chiefly Modern.) 
 
 Whlck will be Sold by Auction 
 
 By SAMUEL PATERSON, 
 
 At Effex-Houfef in Effex^^treel, in the Strand, 
 On Monday January the 2 2d, 1769, 
 
 And the Three following Evenings., 
 
 To begin precifely at Six o’clock, 
 
 Y# ht viewed Friday the igth, and to the Time of Sale, 
 
 Catalogoci may be had at EJJex Houfe in EJJex-Street, 
 
 in the Strand 
 
 Conditions of Sale as ufual. 
 
 
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THE 
 
 Terms of Sales by Auction 
 
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 SAMUEL PATERSON, o( Effex Houfi^ 
 
 in EJfex Street in the Strand^ London. 
 
 STATES/ Freehold, Copyhold and Leafehold; REVERrioNS 
 
 Perpetuities, Advowsons, Annuities, Company- 
 
 Shares, &c. worth from lool.. to good, at Five per Cent. From 
 ^ooi.. to io_ol. at Two and a Half per Cent. Frorti loool. upward# 
 at One and a Half per Cent. Printed Particulars, Advertifement^ 
 and all other Expences attending the faid Sales included. 
 
 Stocks in Trade, viz.Woolen, Linen, Mercery, Haberdalhery 
 and Millinery Goods, Hardware#, Bankrupts Effefts, &c. Wines, 
 Rum, Brandy, Tobacco, Drugs, Hemp, Flax, Cordage, White and 
 Tarred Yarn, Raw Silk, Cotton, Indigo, Iron, and Importatrons of 
 all Kinds; Prize Goods, &c.. worth from lool. to 500I. at Five per 
 Cent. From 500I. to loool. at Four per Cent. From loool. ta- 
 3000I. at Two and a Half per Cent. From' 3000I. upwards, at One 
 and a Half per Cent. 
 
 Stocks in Kuss andr Y,viz, Corn, Hay, Hops, Cattle, Timber, 
 Utenlils in Hufbandry, Arts and Commerce as above. 
 
 Houshold Furniture and moveables of all Kinds, worth 
 from looI. to 500I. at Seven and a Half per Gent. From 500I, up- 
 wards at Five per Cent, 
 
 Plate and Jewels, from lool. to loojil. at Two and a Half per 
 Cent. From i o 00 i. upwards at One and a Half per Cent. 
 
 Pictures, ScuLPxuRSi', Bronzes, Goins and Medals, 
 •Chinw and Curiosities of ail Sorts, from rool. to 500I. at Se- 
 ven and a Half per Cent. From <;ool. upwards at Five per Cent. 
 
 Natural Rar ities, viz. FoiTils, Shells, &c. at Ten per Cent. 
 
 Books, Manuscripts, Prints, &c. at ditto.. 
 
 N. B. is to be remeviberedy that in the Sales of the above Goods y, 
 Ailvetijements, printed Catalogues^ and all other Expences attending the Jaid- 
 l^les, are iy '■Juded in the Con.mijsion^ fane in the Articles c^Books, Manu- 
 feripts Prints, in which the extraordinary Time and Trouble in taking 
 Catalogues mufi be made a feparate Charge : and wherever a double Portion 
 <f iimCy and an unufual Length of Catalogue are necejfary^ a reafonRbI* 
 Allowance mufi be made ; as alfo the extra-charge of engraving Plan#- 
 Surveys of Lands, &c. where fuck arereqnired. 
 
 Consignments from Abroad, and from any Part of Great 
 Britain and Ireland, ivili be executed on the above Terms, with 
 ilie utinoft Integrity and Puniluality, by * 
 
 the Pubtick*4moft faithful Servant,. 
 
 S. PATERSON^ AucTioNEEiu 
 
 |.J.f ^oods and Merchandire all Sorts bought byCa!nm.iffi4Mi, 
 
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 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 
 
 ^ 4^ ^ 
 
 Firft Evenmg’s Sale, Monday, January 2 2 d« 
 
 OCTAVO & Infra 
 
 LOT 
 
 Reenwood’s EngIi{Ti Grammar, 1740 — Blount’* 
 G’cjjographia^ l6§ 
 
 Lowfh’s i^.glifh Grammar 
 PriefHey's Englifh Grammar 
 Guide to the German Language 
 Gottfehed, le Maitre Aliemand 
 L'Art dc bien parler Francois, 2 to 
 
 *G 
 
 1764 
 
 1768 
 1758 
 Siras^, 1760 
 JmJ}, 1747 
 
 747 -^ 
 
 I 
 
 Girard, principes de la Langue Fraacoife, Jmji, 
 Synonymes Francois, 1752 
 S Chatnbaud’s Idioms, 175 1*— Arnoux s Phrafes and Dia- 
 logues, 1753 
 
 9 Porny’s French Grammar, Vocl^alary and Exerciles, 
 1765— -Chambaud’s Dialogues, 176 1 
 
 10 Boyer^s French Grammar and Didlionary, 2 V. 1761 
 
 11 Lacombe, Didtionairc du Vieux Langage Francois, 
 
 Far. 1766 
 
 12 
 
 15 
 
 14 
 
 15 
 
 16 
 
 17 
 
 Le Roux, DiiJIionairc Comiqae 
 Veneroni, Le Maiire Italien 
 Palermo’s Italian Grammar 
 Baretti’s Introduft. to the Italian 
 Italian Library 
 
 Pineda’s Spanilh GraL%mar 
 
 18 Delpino’s Spanifti Grammar ~*— 
 
 9 Cairo's Englidi and Portuguefe Grammar 
 
 Amji. 1750 
 Haycy 175^ 
 
 1755 
 
 1755 
 
 1757 
 
 1751 
 
 1766 
 
 1751 
 
 20 The Eton Latin Grammar, 175 8 — Gradus ad Parnaffuia, 
 
 Lond. 1738 
 
 21 Greek Grammar, 1752 — Schreveiii Lexicon 
 
 Gr. & Lat. Fond. 1758 
 
 22 Tindal’s Polymetis abridged — 1764 
 
 23 Manwaring's Account or the ClalTics, i737-^Grey’s 
 
 Memoria Technua^ 1732 
 
 24 Sheridan’s Britilh Education 175^ 
 
 23 Lawfon’s Le< 5 tures on Oratory — ^ 1759 
 
 26 Gibbons’s Rhetoric 
 
 27 
 
 1767 
 
 Sinner 
 
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 27 Sinnrr Catalog. Codicum Mts. Bibliotli. Berncnfi? 
 
 — — - ■' — Bern. 17^®’ 
 
 28 DePure, Bibliographic infiruftive • Bar. 
 
 29 ConCeils pour former une Bibliothcque Berl. 
 
 Wallis Graminat. Ling. Angl. Lond. 1765-- 
 
 31 Meurfii E/i?gcz«//> Latini Sertfwnist C. M. Exempt, skgans, 
 
 L. B. ap, Elz. 1657 
 
 32 Stay Philofop’nia Pocma . — Rom, 
 
 33 Low t-b de Sacra Poefi PlebrsEor. Oxon, 1763 
 
 34 SeledisB e profanis Scriptoribus Kill. Par. 1734 — and 2 
 
 nlore 
 
 35 hloratius in Ufum Delph. DubI, >737 
 
 36 Dunfter’s Horace Lat, and Eng. — 17 39 
 
 37 Francis’s Horace, 4 V. — 
 
 38 Oeuvres d’Horace, par Sanadon, 8 to. 
 
 39 Poeiies d’HoraCc, par Batteux, 2 to. 
 
 40 Hurd’s Horace, z V 
 
 41 Dayidfon’s Horace and \ irgil, 4 V. 
 
 42 Virgilius Lat. Si Germ. — — 
 
 43 Dryden’s Virgil, 3 V. 
 
 44 Trapp’s Vi/gij, 3 V. — • 
 
 45 Warton’s Vjjgil, 4 V. 8 VO. — ^ 
 
 46 Martyn’5 Virgil; 2 V. 
 
 4'] Brady’s Virgil, i, 17 16 — Eachard’s 
 
 >747 
 Jm / t , 1733 
 Par. 1760 
 Cambr, 1757 
 1760 
 Halls f 1748 
 1721 
 ' >737 
 >75T 
 
 Terence, 
 1705 
 
 48 Tercntius,Z>« 5 /. 1745 — Ovidii Metajnorph.^/. Plantm. 
 
 Antv. 1561 
 
 49 Comedies de Terence, par Dacier, 3 to. Amft. 1724 
 
 50 Garth’s Ovid’s Metaraorph. Czitij 2 V. in i. 
 
 DubL 1727 
 
 51 Dryden’s Juvcnal'and Perfius, 1726— Schomberg’s Life 
 
 of M'tEcenaS, 1766 
 
 52 Lucretius Lac. and Eng. 0177/6 Du Guernier’s 
 
 2V,^ ^ — -7— 1743 
 
 53 Ciceronis Orationes feledte, in Uf, Delph. Land, 1739 
 
 54 Cicero.’s Letters, by Melmoth, 3 V. 1753 
 
 55 Plioii Epife. SiPanegyr. a Maittaire 
 
 56 Pliny’s'^Lettert, by Melmcth, 2 V. > 7^3 
 
 ^7 — by Lord Orrery, 2 V. 1793 
 
 58 Tacitus Eineili; 2 to. r hip/. 1752 
 
 59 Gordon’s Tacitus, 5 V, — 1733 
 
 60 Veil. Paterculus — L/^.AimL i66|^ 
 
 C'l Honreri Opera Gr. ^ Lat, per Clarke. 4 tom. 
 
 — Lond.i'j^o 
 
 ' ^2. — llias Gr. Sc Lat. z to, ib. 1722 
 
 63 Oeuvres 
 
C 5 1 
 
 63 Oeuvres d’Hotncre, par Dacier, alecks Jig, de Picart, 
 
 6 to. — Amft. 1731 
 
 64 Qavis Homerica per Patrick, hond, 1741 — Luciani 
 
 Dialog! Gr. & Lat. per Leedes, 1736 
 
 65 Anacreon Gr. & Lat^ per Barnes hond. 1734 
 
 66 Sophocles Gj*. & Lat. 2 to. Glnfg. 1745 
 
 67 Oppian’s Halieutics, by Jones 0 ;<f. 1722 
 
 68 Hobbes’s Thucydides, z V. — 
 
 69 Xenopbontis Memorabilia Gr. 8 e Lat. per Simpfon 
 
 Oxont 1749 
 
 70 Xenophon’s Cyropaedia, by AHiley, 2V. in i .Dub/. i-jiS 
 Memorable T hings of Socrates, DuirJ, 1747 
 
 —Select Dialogues of Lucian, 1749 
 
 7 2 Epi(Tetus & CeLes Gr. & Lat. per Upton, 1748 
 
 --Idem, Arfjt 1670 
 
 73 Plutarch’s Lives, 9V. iSmo. 
 
 74 Brindley’s Claflics, 20V, ru/ed and bound in green Morocco, 
 
 Load. 
 
 75 N. Teft. Gr. Edinl. 1740— and 2 more 
 
 76 Burnet’s Hid. of the Reformation, 3 V. 17 2 8 
 
 77 Explanation of the Words Reafon, Subdance, Perfbn, 
 
 Creeds, Orthodoxy, &c. — — J767 
 
 78 Didionaire a'brege de la Biblej^P^rr. 1758 — Liturgic 
 
 Ecnd. 1748 
 
 79 Abrege de I’Hifl:. Eccleliadique, 2 to. Bern. 1766 
 
 3o Chronolog. de rHiil. Ecclef. 2 to. Bar. 1757 
 
 8 1 Some Numbers of the Political Regiller, Reviews, &c. 
 
 82 Duguet’s Inditution of a Pfince, 2 V. 1740 
 
 83 The Duke of Wharton*s True Briton, 2 V. in i. 1731 
 
 84 Wotton’i (Sir Hen.) Works, 1685 — Ofborn’s Works, 
 
 1673 
 
 85 Daniel's Poetical Work, 2 V. .. 171S 
 
 86 Cornwallis's Eifayes, Part 2. 1601— Sir T. Pope Blount’s 
 
 Effays, 1691 
 
 S'’ Donne’s Poems, 1650— Cleaveland’s Poems, 1662 
 
 88 Chamberlayne’s Pharonnida, 1659 — Fracaftorius’s Sy- 
 
 philis. 1686 
 
 89 Drummond of Hawthornden’s Poems,i656— Radclilie‘’s 
 ' Poems, 1682 
 
 90 John Philips’s Poems, D'uhl.i'^io — Ambr. Philips’i Paf- 
 
 torals — Colleftion of Modern Poems, Dubl. 173 { — 
 Milbournc’s Notes on Dryden’s Virgil, 1698 
 
 91 Milton’s Paradife Loft, by Newton, 2 V. DubL — 1751 
 9? Lauder againft Milton, 17 50^ Edwards’s Canons of 
 
 Cmicifm, 1750 
 
 93 Prior^fi 
 
93 Prior’ i Poflh. Works, t V. 
 
 94 Wilkes’s V»ev/ of the Stage, 
 
 - n59 
 
 • 74 '^ 
 
 95 iViOcitm Plays and v}peras, 2 V. bvo. 
 
 96 AkonCde’s Fiesfuifi) of lm<igination, 1754 — and other 
 
 Poems 
 
 97 Luck’s Poems, 1735 — . Somcrviie’s Chace, 1736— and 
 
 other Poems 
 
 98 Arariilroog’s Art of Health. 1 754 --Voltaire on Epic 
 
 Poetry, i 7 ? 7 ---Kiii of Mademoif. Cronel,'i757 
 
 99* Bys.lbe’s Art of Poetry, ^ V. 
 
 1761 
 
 100 Bagatelles, 17.57 — - The Union, 'a Coiledlion of Scots 
 
 and Engliihi Poems, 1759-.— The New Foundling 
 Kofpiral for Wir, 1768 
 
 101 Gray’s Poems, 1761 — . The New Bath Guide, 1766 
 
 102 Ihoughts on Mr. Barnard’s Trial — Vindication of 
 
 Natural Society, 1 757.— Arraftrong’s Sketches, 1758 
 —and other Tradls * 
 
 103 Accoiintof Dr. Cheyne and his Writings, 1744— -The 
 
 AfrOthecary difplayed, 1748 — Charaflers of the 
 Times, 17 35— Diredions for Travelling, 1734-— 
 and fzveral more Tra 6 is 
 
 J04 Flemyng of Corpulency, 1760 Theobald’s Every 
 Man bis own Phyfician, 1764- — Account of the Dif- 
 pute between Hume and^ Rouffeau, 1766 — Otis'®. 
 Rights of the Britilh Colonies 
 103 Modem Political Trads, publijhsd iy Alraon, 4 V, 
 
 J06 Hiftory of the Minority, 1766 
 
 1.07 Father Paul’s Maxims of Venice, 1707— Seled Cafes 
 in Government, 1701 
 
 108 Lord DoHngbroke’s Diflertation on Parties, — W 49 
 
 109 Hurd’s Dialogues, t V. » — — 1760-64 
 
 no Fletcher’s Political Works, -r - " ' ■ 1737 
 
 1 1 1 Lord Bacon’s Letters, by Birch, 1763 
 
 112 Diir«rtation on the Numbers of Mankind, 1753, 
 
 113 Bolton’s Letters and Tfads, 1762’ 
 
 1 14 Grevillc’s Maxims and Charaders, t 7 S 7 ’ 
 
 115 Howard’s Edays and Maxims, 1768- -Da Clos’s Man- 
 
 ners cf the Age, 2 V. in 1. - — — - Diibl. 1752 
 
 1 16 Goldfmith’s Eifays, 1765 — Lexiphanes, 1767 
 
 117 Burton’s Antitnt Charaders, * 1763 
 
 1 18 Lord Lyttleton’s Perfian Letters, ■■ ■ 1735, 
 
 Z19 Remarks on the Writings and Condud of RoulTeau 
 
 ^ 1767 
 
 120 Fitzofborre’s Letters, DubL 1749’— Baldwin’s Jour- 
 
 nal, 1768 
 
 121 Rich-' 
 
 
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 321 RichariJfon'j Familiar Letters, 1741 — The Polite E a* 
 tertalccr, 
 
 1 21 Le?*cr u nter, 1757— Ccndail of a married 
 
 L jxC, * ’’ • 5 
 
 123 Milian’s P^e^i^lers, 'Jourr and City Regifter, St Jamea’i 
 
 Regiiler, oval <. a]eiidar4 Almanacs and Com- 
 paoicns to ] e ’\i :v*.n£c, 20 V, 
 
 124 MiUan’s Lifts of the Army acd Succeflions of Colo- 
 
 nel-. S V. — Military Regider, 1768 
 325 V/aifcii’j Iriih 2-sJniunacs and RegiHert, 12 V. 
 
 — — - - — Dual, 
 
 116 G^cil Lijt of Irs^azdj i 683 , MS. z« — Raurnjofkit 
 Iviojffiy s l^SZjin Morcc. 
 
 11'} Millan’s Force: or the Sovereigns of Europe, upenCaf- 
 per Blaise, colour d — 176 E 
 
 128 Monimer’i L'liiverfai D reCfor 1765 
 
 129 AJmanach Royal, P^r, 1763*64-69— -ind 8 other Pari* 
 
 Almanacs and RegiHsrs 
 
 J3G Spedlacies de Paris, 3 to, — La France Literaire, 2 to, 
 — — — Far. 1760 
 
 131 Etat Militaire de France, 3 lo.- Par. 1762-63-64— 
 
 ’L’Europe vivante ct mourante, 3 to. Brux^ 
 
 132 Seven Italian, Spanilh, Portuguefe, Dutch, &c. Al- 
 
 manacs 
 
 133 Three Berlin Almanacs, emielUJhidwth Emblems 
 
 734 Three Ruffian Almanacs containing the Crg.i ati Romam 
 Calendars. PetCrlb —Two Polilh AIn;sn»c^, 
 
 Two Swedilh Almanacs, icc, Stocsb. 
 
 ' .QUARTO. 
 
 135 HederIcI Lexicon Gr. & lat, per Patrick, Lend. 1739 
 
 136 Ainfworth’s Lat. and Eng. Didtionary, — *74^ 
 
 137 Alticri’s Italian and Eng. Didlionary, 2 V. — j-^ig 
 
 138 Ludwig’s Engl. German a*d French Didlionary, 2 V. 
 
 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ — ■ .. - - ■■ - II Jjpx, 1763 
 
 139 Homeri Ilias Gr. Se Lat. Barnclii, — Can/, 1711 
 
 140 Burton’s Perlius Lat. and Eng. — ' 1752 
 
 141 Lovelace’s Poems, 1738 — Gray’s Odes, printed at 
 
 Strawberry. HilL 1757— -The Ruins of Rome, 1740 
 — and ether Poim/t by Akcnfide, Whitehead, Dob- 
 fen, 
 
 142 Churchill’s 
 
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 142 Cliurchlirs Poems, — i'j63 
 
 3143 Machiavel’s Works, by Farnev/orth, 2 V. — 176^ 
 
 144 Morgan’s Phcenix BritannicuSf - 1732 
 
 145 Mac Aliefter’s Letters, 2 V. ■ 1767 
 
 146 State Tracts, by Frynne, and others. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 147 Di&ionnaire de la Langne Fr, par Riclielet, 3 to. 
 
 ' ^ . LjonnS9 
 
 143 Etimologique, par Menage, 2 to. 
 
 1- Par. 1750 
 
 149 Dciptno’s Spanift) and Eng, Dictionary, 1763 
 
 150 Oefivres de Balzac, 2 to. Par, 1^6^ 
 
 151 Lord Sterline’s Recreations with the Mufes,-— — 1651 
 
 152 Sir Will. D’Avenant’s Works, „ 1673 
 
 153 Sir Tho. Brown’s Works, — — -—1686 
 
 154 The Marchionefs of Newcaille’s fociable Letters, 1664 
 
 155 Wanley’s Wonders of the Little World, - 1678 
 
 1.56 Selden’s Tides of Honor, -- — 1631 
 
 137 State Trafts in the Reign of K. Cha. ad — ^ 1693 
 
 158 Craw.fiird’s Lives of the Great Ohicers of Scotland, 
 
 — — Edinb* 1726 
 
 159 Ferrerrl Sabaudse Domus, cum fig, Taur. 1702 
 
 160 Guicciardin’s Hift. of Italy, by Fenton, 1618 
 
 161 Paruta’s Hift. of Venice, ' 1658 
 
 l6z J Sea Jou-ni&lt Sir Edw. Stradling, Vice- Admiral, 
 
 ^ — - — 1627 MS. 
 
 163 Cellarins’s Antient Geography, .. — 1747 
 
 164 Brown’s Travels in Europe, 1683 
 
 165 Chardin’s Travels into Ferfia and the E. Indies, ife86 
 
 166 Le Brun’s Travels into Perfia — — -r- 1759 
 
 167 Three red Leather Paper cafes 
 
 ibS A Blank Paper Book, bound in green Vellum, gilt on 
 the Covers and on tfte Leaves. 
 
 Second 
 
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 Second Evening's Sale, Tuefday, ^January 
 O C r J F 0 ^ Infra. 
 
 LOT 
 
 1 69 “TTTELLS’s Antient and prefent Geography 1726 
 
 170 W Salmon’s Geographical Grammar 17 S 7 
 
 171 Brookes’s Geographical Didionary 1762 
 
 172 Pluche, Concorde de la Geographic Par, 1764 
 
 173 Etrennes Geographiques, ib. 1760 
 
 174 Rocque’s Poll Roads through Europe, 2 V. — Lift of 
 
 Ditto, 1764 
 
 175 Nugent’s Grand Tour, 4 V. . 1-756 
 
 176 Memoires du Baron de Pollnitz, 5 to. Lead, 1747 
 
 177 Pollnitz’s Memoirs, 5 V. — « 1745 
 
 178 Keyfler’s Travels, 4 V. ^ 1760 
 
 179 Stevens’s Travels , ■■■■■ * 75*5 
 
 ito Brome’s Travels, 1702 — Dorringtons Account of 
 
 Germany, 1699 
 
 181 Laflels’s Journey through Italy, 1698— Lady’i Travels 
 
 into Spain, 1708 
 
 182 Smollet’s Travels, 2 V. 1766 
 
 123 Baretti’s Account of Italy, 2 V* ■ ■■■ — 1768 
 
 184 Bofvvell’s Account of Corlica 1768 
 
 185 Nugent’s Travels through Germany,, 2 V. 1768 
 
 1 86 Mihbn, Voyage d’ltalie, 4 to. Utrec, 1722 
 
 187 Cochin, Voyage d’ltalie, 3 to. Par. 1758 
 
 183 Voyage d’Efpagne, 3 to. i 6 . 1699— Journal du Voyag« 
 
 d’Efpagne, z 6 . 1722 
 
 189 Le Guide du Voyageur, ib. 1758 — Gtddaptrla Q'tta 
 
 i// Torino, 1753 
 
 190 Outhier, V^oyage au Nord ■ — *746 
 
 19 1 Barrow’s Colledionof Voyages, 3 V. 
 
 192 Brown's Travels^, 2 V* — — 
 
 193 Anfon’s Voyage ■ — .....o, 
 
 194 Byron’s Narrative - 
 
 195 Narborough’s Voyages 
 
 196 Voyage in the Dolphin round the World 
 
 1769 
 
 *755 
 — 1761 
 
 1768 
 
 *694 
 
 1767 
 197 Prefent 
 
i 10 1 
 
 197 Prefent State of the Britifh Empire 17 62 
 
 198 Norden’s Travels in Egypt and Nubia '^141 
 
 199 Du Plalde’s Hilt, of China* 4 V. ■ ■ 1736 
 
 200 De Choify, Voyage de Siam — '7'rev. 1741 
 
 201 Voyages et Decouvertes, faites par les Rufies, 2 to. 
 
 - . »- — -» Amji, 1766 
 
 202 Porter’s Manners of the Turks, 2 V. 1768 
 
 203 Lord Baltimore’s Tour to the Eaft — - *767 
 
 204 European Se:tlements in America, 2 V. in i. 17^1 
 
 205 Hill, of Spaniih Arnerica 174! 
 
 206 Juan and Ulloa’s Voyage to S. America, 2 V. 1760 
 
 207 De la Condamine, Voyage en Amerique Meridionale, 
 
 — Par. 1745 
 
 208 Douglas's Britifh Settlements in N. America, 2 V, 
 
 r- 1760 
 
 209^ow:nairs AdminiHration of the Colonies, 1765 — Sen- 
 timents of America, 1768 Tracts relating to 
 America 
 
 210 Pownall of the Colonies, ^tb Edit. 1768 Americaa 
 
 Trails, 3 V, 
 
 21 1 Ellis’s Voyage to Hudfon’s Bay - — ■ -- « 1748 
 
 212 Kenner’s Antiquities of Rome Dull, 1743 
 
 215 Vertot, Revolutions Romaines, 2 to. Hayti 1737 
 
 214 Linguet, Revolutions Romaines, 2 to. Par. 1766 
 
 215 Macquer, Annales Romaines — - 
 
 216 Ditto — — - — - ib. 1756 
 
 217 Richer,. Hill, des Empereurs, 2 to. ■ — — ih. 1734 
 
 218 Lacombe, Hill. Ancienne ■ ■ ib. 1757 
 
 219 BolTuet, Hilt. Univerfelle, 2 to. ib, 1738 
 
 r4i^o Du Frefnoy, Tablettes Chronologiques, 2 to. ib. 1744 
 
 221 Hearne’s Dudor Hiftoricus, 2 V. 1714 — 25 
 
 222 Pufendorf Introdu6l. a THift. de PUnivers, etHill.de 
 
 Suede, 11 to. - — — i743 
 
 223 Pufendorf *s Introdu6l. by Sayer, 2 V- 1764 
 
 224 Complete Hill, of Europe, iS V. — « 1720 
 
 azj Amccdotes Hiftoriques de I’Europe, 2 to. Jmji. 1752 
 
 226 D Oglioni’s Compendious Chronology, 1676^ — •an 4 ^ 
 
 more 
 
 227 Lord Clarendon's Hill, abridged, 1703 Jones’s fe- 
 
 cret Hill, of Whitehall, 2 V. 1697 
 
 228 Fanlhaw’s Letters, I T^z^Lord Danby's Letters, 1710 
 
 229 Smith’s Memoirs of Secret Service, 1699— Macky’f 
 
 Ditto, 1733 
 
 230 Mad. D’Aunois's Mem. of the Court of England, 1707 
 
 —and 2 more 
 
 231 Peerage 
 
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 251 Peerage of England, 4. V* - 1 —— I'^ir 
 
 232 MaEuet, la Science des Perfonnes de Cour, &c. 15 to, 
 
 Jmfi, 1752 
 
 .253 Melanges de Litteratu re, 5: to. ib. 1767 
 
 234 Clement, Nouvelles Litteraires, 2 to. Berl. 1735 
 
 235 Lettres de Loredano, 7 /^/. ( 5 * Fr. Par. 1695 — and 2 
 
 more 
 
 ^36 
 
 237 
 
 238 
 259 
 .240 
 
 241 
 
 242 
 
 Gtry Patin, 4 to. Par* 
 I’Abbe le Blanc, 3 to, 
 la Reine Chriliine 
 
 du Comte Algarotti 
 de Mr. De la jBeaumelle, hond^ 1763 
 
 6^2^Hayef 1718 
 Lyon, 17^8 
 Gen. I’] 6 1 
 Par. 1769 
 •Leu 
 
 tres de Fanni Butlerd, Jm/i. 1757 
 Mr. De la Motte, 17^4 — Lettres Per- 
 
 fanes, par Montefquieu, 1750 
 ■ ^ - familieres, Baf. 175 1 — Modeles de Lettres, 
 
 Ljan, 1762 ■ 
 
 243 Effai fur le Beau, Amft. 1759— L’Efprit de Montaigne^ 
 
 Par. 1677 
 
 244 Penfees du Comte Qxenftirn, 2 to 
 
 245 Les Ufages — 
 
 246 Le Voyageur Philofophe, 2 to, 
 
 247 Longueuria^ia 
 
 Jmft. 1742 
 Gen. 1764 
 Amji, 1761 
 Berl. 1754 
 
 248 Bibliotheque des Ana, 2 to. Lil/e, ij6^ 
 
 249 Memoires Litteraires, par^Amelot de la HouiTaye, 3 to. 
 
 _ _ Amjl. 1737 
 
 et Lettres de Ninon de 
 
 25 
 
 251 
 
 292 
 
 253 
 
 Secrets, 6 to. 
 
 Marmontel, Contes Meraux, 3 to. 
 L’Ecole de THomme, 3 to. 
 
 254 Les Moeurs, 1748 — EclaircilTemens 
 
 ib. J762 
 
 255 Le Gouverneur — 
 
 L’Enclos, 
 
 AmJi. 17^4 
 - ib* 1766 
 
 P^r. 1761 
 Am ^^ 1752 
 les Moeurs^ 
 
 fur 
 
 Lond. 1768 
 Haye. 1735 
 Am(i. 1735—65 
 1738 — Confeili 
 
 256 La Philofophiedu Bons-Sens, 2 to. 
 
 257 Pieces de RoulTeau, 2 to. 
 
 ^58 Eflais fqr le Moyen de Plaire, Par. 
 
 a une Arnie, 1750 
 
 259 Du Clos, les Moeurs de ce Siecle, Par. 176a. Eiiais 
 
 fur la Deftruftion des Jefuites, 1765 
 
 260 Hirzel, le Socrate ruftique, Zurich, 1764 — Reflexions 
 
 fur les Grands Hommes qui font morts en Plaifan.* 
 Um, AmJi* 1758 , 
 
 261 Chomp-c 
 
263 
 
 ( »* ) 
 
 f 6 i Chompr^, Dii'^lcnaire de la Fable, Pa^, 1759-?^ Pisae? 
 
 iibres de Ferrand, LW. 1744 — - PoefiSa Heroiqueji 
 , et GaiiUides, y/m. 1 743 
 
 MarrnonteF Poetique Francoife, 2 to. Par. 1763 
 Fables de la Fontaine, fig. 3 to. ib. 1729 
 
 264 Chef d’Opurres dfammatiques de Cprpeille, 2 to. 
 
 fimju 1760 
 
 265 Pllil, Anioureufe dcPicrre le Long LW. 1765 
 
 465 ^ de Mad. la (^omteiSi^Des Barre*, Prux. 175(3 -rsf 
 
 L’lfle taciturne et rifle cnjouee, ^////?. 1759 
 
 267 Crebillon, Ics Fgaremcnsdu Coeuret dePEfprtt, 2 to^ 
 
 llaye, 1745 
 
 268 yes Erreurs de Voltaire, 2 to. Jvign. ijti 
 
 ’ 1764 
 
 269 Voltaire, Di^lionaire Philofophique 
 
 ?70 
 
 271 
 
 872 
 
 Therefc Philofophe, ^vic fig. 
 
 Lcttres fur Ics Miracles, NUificb. 
 
 1765 
 
 Candide, 1759 — L’Oracle des Nouv. Philofophe^, 
 JSern. ' 
 
 la Philolbpjiie dc VJHiilpire, U/nc. 1765-^ 
 
 1761 
 Miifcaron, 
 Par. 1762 
 Par. 1765 
 ^mb. 1756 
 Par. 1759 
 
 1769 
 
 Pieces Polcmlques, 1750 
 
 273 Hift. of the Man after God’s own Heart 
 
 274 Oraifons Funebres, pajr BolTuct, Flechier, 
 
 3 to, — — r 
 
 875 Scii/a di Frd/c it Poefis Italiant 
 
 276 Aojenturas d$ felemacot 2 to. 
 
 277 Obras da Luis deCamoens, 3 to. 
 
 278 A ColleSiion of Pufilan plays dud Pofmp 3 V. 
 
 - ' ■ ■' ■ ' Patersbj 1748 
 
 879 Rccueil d’A£les, Negociatlons, Memoires, & 
 
 Traitez, 23 to. -^^‘^755 
 
 480 Oeuvres Politiques dePAbbe dc ^t. Pierre, 20 to. 
 
 • > ^ ■ '■ 1730—175,8 
 
 281 Inditotions Politiques, par le Baron dc Blelfeld, 4 to. 
 
 « ' — — * "..""i. ■ - r " " * ■ Par. 1762 
 
 t%Z Dcs Corps Politiques et 4« lewra Gpuvernemene, 2 to. 
 
 ■ ■■■ — — lyont 1764 
 
 883 Pitto, 2 to. 
 
 *84 Donatq, I’Homme d^Eftat. 3 to. 176*7 
 
 ^85 Mably* le Drpit public de Ji’EurQpe, 2 to. Amfi.\'y(Ji 
 
 #86 Pequet, PKfprit des Maximes Politiques, 2 to. 
 
 — ~ 1757 
 
 887 L’Ideedu Prince et de fon Miniftre Iranc. 1763 
 
 a88 Hift. Poiitique du Siccle, a to, ^ Lovd. 1755 
 
 8^9 Anton. De Vera^ parfait AmbalTadeur. 2 to, 
 
 290 Principer 
 
< < 3 ) 
 
 Igo't'iintipej PoIitiquM ■■ ■ • " ■ Pur.ilitf 
 
 *91 Eougcant, Hift. do TraW dc Weftplialie, 6 to# 
 
 — ^ 1^51 
 
 492 Mabfy, Printip« deg Kegociations# Amfu 17^7—* 
 Champigny; Soppl. aa Mtnidere de Mr. Pitt,' Lcrfi* 
 1766 
 
 29^3 D'Argcnfon, Coiiilidcratiofns frfr la Governement de U 
 France — Jmft 1764 
 
 294 La RichcfTe de I’Etat, &Ci 
 
 295 Arrets et Reglchiens fur leTarif de 1 664 2to.Ptfr.i75# 
 
 496 Tlieorieet Pratiqnede rimpot, i to. A-vign, * 7^3t 
 
 497 Code de la Police, P/tr. 1761 Police fur les MendU 
 
 ans, 1764 
 
 49^ Beaufobrc, Introdofl; a TEtade" de*^ la Politique dei 
 Finances, 2 W « ■ ' Amfi, 1^6% 
 
 499 Recberches fur les Finances de France, 6 to. 
 
 — 44 ^ 1758 
 
 300 Recucil dei Teftamcnts Poliriquet, 4 to# Amfu 1749 
 
 301 Tefiament Politique du Card rDe Richelieu, 2 to. 
 
 — ^ Far, 1764 
 
 j02 dll Card. Alberoni> Lauf. 1753 
 
 Tell:. Polit. du Due De Belle-lde, Amfi, 1 762 
 
 303 Flemens de PHift. de France i -— ^ Par, I758 
 
 304 Henault, Abrege ClirohoK de de France 
 
 ~ — P4»r.i756 
 
 305 ' '■ ■ - ■^2- W* 
 
 306 Brunet, Abrege Chronoi. desGr^ds Fiefs 1759 
 
 307 Sibert, Variations de la Monarqhie Francoife, 4 to. 
 
 3b3 Anecdotes de France, 4 to. — «• 
 
 309 Memoirs of Philip De Coiriiines, z V, 
 
 310 AtitbalTades de Meflrs^ DeNoailles, 5 to. 
 
 |i I L’Eftoilei Journal de Henri III. 3 to. 
 
 312 ■ IV, 4 to. 
 
 .313 Lettres ’do Card. D’OlTat, 5 to. 
 
 314 De Bury, Hift. de Henri IV, 4to 
 
 i76» 
 
 ji$ :Aiiilntfla^s de Mr. De fa Boderie, 5 to. 
 
 316 Merooiresdu Due de Sully, 8 to. 
 
 317 The Duice of Sully’i Memoirs, 6 V. 
 
 318 Memoires du Marq. De Feuquieres, 3 to 
 
 319 
 
 320 
 
 3^1 
 
 i** 
 
 Card de Rec2, 4 to. 
 de Guy joli, 3to. — 
 ~ Mr. De^t. Itilaite; 4 to, 
 
 ■ D« Torcy, 3 to.. 
 
 Am/t 1765 
 171a 
 Par, 1763 
 
 i6. 1744 
 Uaye, 174I 
 Am/t, 173 ^ 
 Par, 1766 
 I7$a 
 Par. 176} 
 nH 
 
 Am/t. 1751 
 Gen, 1751, 
 i7r.i7Cf 
 
 Amft, 1 7^ 
 
 Hayti I73f 
 
 Memoites 
 
(Hi 
 
 5^3 Memoires deMr.De Tdrcy^ 3 to. Amftj, 175^ 
 
 J24 — - — Louis XIV, par I’Abbe de Choify 
 
 Xitrec. 1727 
 
 g2c Lettres pour I’Hift. militaire de Louis XIV. 8 to. 
 
 — — 
 
 1,26 & Mem. du C^mte D’Ellradcs, 9 to. 
 
 Land, 1743 
 
 327 Negociaticns du Comte D’Avaux,. 6 to. en 3. 
 
 Par. 1754 
 
 528 Menr. de I’Abbe de Morrtgon, 7 to. hauf 1752 
 
 329 Arrets des Parlemens de France, 1763 — 64, 2 to. 
 
 330 Memoirs of the Marchiouefs of Parnpadour, 2 V, 
 
 1766 
 
 331 Sfecle Litcraire de I ouis XV’'. 2 to. Amft. 
 
 332 Tableau de. la Viile de Paris Par. 1^6^ 
 
 333 Voyage Pittorefque de Paris ib. 1757 
 
 334 Defeription de la Viile de Lyon hyon, 1761 
 
 .335 Keate’s Account of Geneva _ 1761 
 
 336 Sfanyan’s Account of Switzerland • 17^^4 . 
 
 337 Saint-Marc, Abrege Chronol. de PHift. d’ltatic, 4 to. 
 
 . F<2r, 1763 
 
 338 Mernoires fur Pltalie, to. 2, 3, Loud, *7^4 
 
 339 Amelot,. Hid. du Gouvernement de Venlfe, 2 to. 
 
 — Anift. 169.5 
 
 340 Vertot, Hid. des Ghe^aliers de Malthe, 7 to. 
 
 ' * Par. 1761 
 
 341 Hift. of the Houfe of Ede, 1681 — Mom. cf the Duke 
 
 of Riperda, 1740 
 
 342 De Vayrac, Etat de I’Efpagne, 3 to. Amp. 1719 
 
 343 Aiinales d’Efpagne et de Portugal, par D. Juan Al- 
 
 varez, 8 to. ib. 1741 
 
 344 Abrege Chronol. de i'Hift. d’ETpagne et de Portug^, 
 
 2' to. — - Par. 1765 
 
 345 V^ertot, Revolutions de Portugal, Hayey 1755 Hift. 
 
 du detronement d'Alfonfe V’^L Roy de Portugal,. 2 
 to. Par. 1742 
 
 346 Abrege Chronol. de I’Hift. d’AIlemagne ib. l'’5'4 
 
 347 Prefent State of Germany, 2 V’'. 1738 
 
 348 Life of Fred. Will. I. King of Pruftia, 1756 — Life oT 
 
 Count Bruhl 
 
 349 Hift. of the Houfe. of Brunfwick-Lunenbu^gjL. 
 
 350 Bancks’s Hift. of the Floule of Auflria 
 
 - 35 1 Panckoucke, Abrege Chronol, de I’Kift. de FJandre 
 
 1762’ 
 
 afZ li\iinP.P 5 Pai^V'ia:i^lu/ti'afa 1742 
 
 ’’ Janic-on,, 
 
 
( 15 ) 
 
 l 55 Janicon* Etat de la RepubU des Proylnces-Unies, atd, 
 Tiaye, 1 755--Poeket Maps of the United Provinces, 
 Amfu ^ ^ 
 
 354 Lacombe, Abrege Chronol. de I'Hi C de^Ncid, to. 
 
 ■ '■ ih , 1765 
 
 355 Lettres fur le Dannemarc. 2 to. <?#«. 1764 
 
 356 Roger's State of Denmark 176^ 
 
 357 Mallet, Hift. de Dannemarc, 6 to, Gea, ij 6 j 
 
 358 Lord' MolefwortVs and Bp Robinfon's Accounts. of 
 
 Denmark and Sweden, 1738 
 
 359 Hill, de Guftave-Adolplie, 4 to. 
 
 360 Adlerfeld, Hill. Militaire de Cha. XII, to. z, 3, 4. 
 
 
 
 361 Forme da Governeiiient de Suede, Copsnh* 
 
 Military Slate of Siveden 
 
 262 — — — ilf , 1756 
 
 Lettres de Fabrice, 1761 
 
 363 Connor’s Hift. of Poland, 2 V, 1698-- Haureyille'a 
 
 Account of Poland, 1698 
 
 364 Hift. de Jean Sobieiki, Roi de Pologne, t 
 
 365 Perry’s State of Ruflia -■ ■ ■ 1716 
 
 366 Strahlenberg, Defeription de PEmpire Ruffiea, z 
 
 Par» 1757 — Lettres Mofeovites, /4.1736 
 SaimnlungRufficher Ge/chichttf <^ tQ, 17^4 
 
 Third Evening’s Sale, fVedriefday, Jarfuar^ 24. 
 
 tot 
 
 368 
 
 OCTAVO & Infra. 
 
 T 
 
 Acquet Elementa Geometrias per Whiflon, 
 Cant. 1722 — Wells’s Aftronomy, 1718 
 
 369 Keill’s Aftronomical Leiffures 1760 
 
 370 Helfliam’s Leftures in Nat. Philofophy 1743 
 
 371 Compleat Syftera of Navigation DubL \*tkQ 
 
 372 Roberifon of Mathematics Inftrumenti *75^7 
 
 373 Oeuvres de Maupertuis, 4 to. lyortyl^^ 
 
 374 Biliftein, le Vegece Francois Amft, 1762 
 
 375 Bonnet, Contempl^ion de la Nature, t to. ih. 1 764 
 
 376 Helvetlus, 
 
 kf 
 

 ^ii9 
 
 1767 
 
 (,i«j 
 
 if 6 Helvetius, I’^^fpnt, 2 To. cn tt 
 2('77 Hamilton's philofophical EfFays •*- 
 378 Hoyle’s Gaim^s, (omphu 
 ^79 iew of the internal Policy of Gr* Britain 1764 
 
 386 Htidfon’s Intrcdufti to Trade and Bufinefs* 176^ — - 
 
 Thomas’s Britifh Negotiator 
 3$i Watfon’s Tables of Intefeft and Exchanges, 2 V. 
 
 . — ^ ^ Buhl, 1758 
 
 Flachat, Obfervatldhs fur le Commerce et furies Arts, 
 
 2 To. Lyon 1766— Bilan de I'Angletcrre, 1762 
 385 Cnild of Trade 
 
 384 King’s Britilh Merchant, 3 V. ■ - ■ ■ 1748 
 
 585 Confidcrations on the Sugar Trade — 1763 
 
 >^6 Another Copy 
 
 387 Petty’s political Arithmetic, 1 699-^Bailon on Trade 
 
 and a public Spirit, I'jib 
 
 jgg — — — <1 699 ^ Paterfbn's State 
 
 ' of the Union and ef the Yrade and public Revenues 
 
 1717 . 
 
 389 Gompleat Gonnting- Honfe Companion 1 763 
 
 290 The General Shop-Book — , 1753 
 
 391 Poftlethwayt’s Commercial Intereft of G^r. Britain, iVa 
 
 — — — - . 1757 
 
 ^92 ITAvenant’s Pistes cm Tradti the pvhlit Revenuet, &C. 7 
 
 V. — - 1698—1704 
 
 >293 Duteks, Recherches fur lei Decouvertes des Modernes 
 
 — — Par.ij66 
 
 ' 294 The Farmer’s Letters to the People of England, 1768^ 
 39$ Hart’s Eflays on Hufbandry ■ 1764 
 
 296 Stiliingflett’s Tratls on Nat. HiUr Hafbandi^, &c. 
 
 ■ '■■■■ •■ ' . ■ • * 176* 
 
 297 L' Agriculture reduite a fes Principes Par, 1762 
 
 398 Difeourfes read to the Academy of Belles Lettres,i74f 
 
 399 Hift. de PArt chez les Ancient, t T. 
 
 400 Da Vinci’s Treatife of Painting I'jzt 
 
 4jOI Webb of the Beauties of Painting - 1760 
 
 402 Bardon, Traite de.Peinture et de Sculpture, a T, 
 
 . ' ' ■- — . 
 
 403 Da Bois, Defeript. des Tableaux dn Palais Royal 
 
 _ ib. 1737 
 
 404 Catalogue des Peintures dans les 4 Cabinet de I’ElcC'- 
 
 teur Palatine, Manh, f 756— Hebert, Almanack des 
 Beaux- Arts, Van 1764 
 
 4P5 Algarotti'-s Eflay on Painting i _ *7^ 
 
 4^6 The EngHfli Connoiffeur, ^ V. - — 176^ 
 
 407 Moirit’r 
 
( *7 ) 
 
 40^ Morris's Leflurei op Architeflnre 
 408 Wood’s Orders of Columns ^ 
 
 *09 Oakley’s Every Man a complete Builder 
 
 410 Morris’s Deiigns in Architecture 
 
 41 1 Wrighte’s Grotcfquc Architecture 
 
 412 Overton’s Dcfigns for Temples 
 
 014 
 
 17^ 
 
 4 1 1 Chey ne on Regimen, 1 7 5 3— Ditto On Health and kmg 
 Life, 1725 
 
 414 Tidot, Avik au Peuple «'■ "" P^f, 17^ 
 
 415 Le Begne, Confervateur de la Sante ib. 
 
 416 Cornaxo of a temperate Life, ItaL 17^ 
 
 417 Goulard’s Treatife on Lead ^ 7^9 
 
 418 Arnaud of Diiordersof the Bladder and Urethra,! 7]^ 
 - —•Kufpini's Treatife on the Teeth, 1768 
 
 419 Brookes’s Natural Hiftory, 6 V. 
 
 42A Dictiunnaire d’Hill. uatureile, par De Bomare, 5 To^ 
 
 ^ * 7^4 
 
 deSante, 2 T0. tL i^jSz 
 
 de Chixurgie, 2 To. _ — * 176^ 
 
 4** 
 
 42a 
 
 4*3 
 
 424 
 
 425 
 424 
 427 
 
 429 
 
 430 
 
 43 » 
 
 des Beaux- Arts, par Laecnnbe^ U. 1751 
 des Auteurs Francois Ytvans, Btrh 1757 
 
 • de !a Langue Francolfe 
 des Mots Francois, 2 To. Par. 1765 
 Hidoriqae, par l’Advocat, 2 T. 
 des Portraits Hidoriques^, 3 T. P^k 1768 
 
 -d'Anccdotcs, 2 To. w- 176^ 
 
 •Hiftdriqiie, Litteraire 4 t Critique, 6 To, 
 
 • Genealog. Hcraldiqoc, &c. 3 To. 
 
 ^ Par. 1757 
 
 m HZZ" - ■ " dvffc /x ^ttpp/, 
 
 439 Caufes celebits^ 25 To, — — 
 
 434 Select Try als at the Old Bailey, 4 V. — 1754 
 
 435 Cafes of Impotcncy and Divorce, 3 V. in 1. 1737 
 
 436 Le Droit publiquc Germanique, 2 T. Amjt, 1749 
 
 437 ! ■ de I’Europe, par Mably, 2 To. 
 
 - ih. 1761 
 Camhr, 17^4 
 
 1752 
 
 ' 173? 
 
 Lonti, 1758 
 
 — 1716 
 1739 
 
 Oa/, 1761 
 
 438 Rudierfortli’s Lectures on Qrptius, 2 V. 
 
 439 C$lkfli(in of Treaties ^ 4 Y. 
 
 440 Code Frederic, 3 To, ■ ■ » 
 
 441 Klopman Jus eligendi ■ - '■ "j" * - ' 
 
 442 Hale’s Hid. and Analyils of the Law 
 
 443 
 
 444 Bla^kilone's ApalyGp 
 
 445 
 
( 
 
 445 ^iackSone’s Liw Trails, 2 V. 
 
 446 Laws of Eledion — 
 
 44^ the Admiralty, 2 V. 
 
 ) 
 
 448 Fielding’s Extrads of Penal Laws — ^ 
 
 449 Law Quibbles, 1736 — Worral’s Law-Catalogue, 1768 
 
 Oat/. 1762 
 1768 
 1746 
 1768 
 
 ,450 Les Termes de la Ley 
 451 Sidney on Government, 2-V. 
 
 45:2 The North Briton, 2 V. 
 
 453 Papers and Letters in the Cafe of Mr, 
 
 1708 
 Edinb. 1750 
 
 Wilkes 
 PariSy 1767 
 
 .454 Howell’s Letters — — J754 
 
 455 Ray's Proverbs *— — 1768 
 
 Lord Shaftefbury’s Charadleriftics^ 3 V, tSmo 1749 
 4^ Brown’s ElTays on the Charafterillics — 1751 
 
 458 Eftimate, 2 V* 1757 — ^Dutoon Civif Liberty, 
 
 1765 
 
 ■459 Aaron Hill’s Works, 4 V. -p- — 17^4 
 
 460 Fenelon’s Telemachus, Fr. Sc Eng. by DesMaizeaux, 
 
 2 V. — 
 
 2 V. — — 
 
 461 Memoirs of Ninon de PEnclos* 
 
 462 Marmontel’s BeHfarius — ■ — 
 
 463 Letters between Henry. and Frances, 4 V, 
 
 464 The Woman of Honor, 3 V» — 
 
 465 Indiana Danby, 2 V. — — 
 
 466 Hift. of Lady Julia Mandeville, V. i. — 
 
 467 The Counteisof Delwyn, 2 V. — ■ 
 
 468 The Vicar of Wakefield, 2 V. — 
 
 469 Lady Louifa Stroud, 2 V, — ^ 
 
 470 Sophia, 2 •— 
 
 471 'I he Triumvirate, 2 V. — - — 
 
 472 The Reverie, 2 V. — — 
 
 473 Adventures of an Atom, '2 V. 
 
 474 Memoirs of the Bedford Coffee-Houfe — ^ 
 
 475 h— -—e-. of Mifs Maria Brown, 2 V. 
 
 1767 
 
 1761 
 
 1767 
 
 1766 
 
 176S 
 
 1765 
 1764 
 
 1759 
 
 1766 
 1764 
 
 1762 
 1764 
 
 1763 
 1769 
 1763 
 176.& 
 
 WAMO, 
 
( 19 ) 
 
 ^ u A R r 0. 
 
 47^5 Robertfon’s Hill, of the Emperor Clia. V. 3 V. 17691 
 
 477 Claj*ke’s Letters on the Spanith Nation *7^3 
 
 478 Daviia, Hiji. dc!fe Cuerre cinjili di Aranda Ven. 1654 
 
 479 Robert's Maps of KulTia, u^^on Canvas ^ folded for the 
 
 Pocket Paris, 17^0 
 
 480 Rivauiella, Marmora Taurinenfia Jaur, 1743 
 
 4?i Antiquiteg Romaines, ou Mem, dii Com.e de B. 
 
 liaye, 1750 ' 
 
 482 fchiriidt, Recueil d’Antiquites trouvees a Avenches; 
 
 a Culm, &c, en Suiflc — — Bern. I'jbo 
 
 483 Gvvynn’s London and WeftminAer improved 1766 
 
 484 Tradson the Bills of Mortality, Folitical Arithmeticj 
 
 &c. 1759 
 
 485 Poll of the Livery of London 1768 
 
 486 Memorials, &c. in the Douglas Caufe. 4 V. 1767*69 
 
 487 Robbins’s Abridgment of the Irilh Statutes Dubl, 1736 
 
 488 Statutes of Ireland abridged; by Bullingbrooke and 
 
 Belcher, 2 V. — Dubl. 1754-56 
 
 489 Grotius, par Barbeyrac, 2 to. Leid. 1759 
 
 .490 Pufendorf, par Barbeyrac, 2 to. — ib. 1739 
 
 491 Vattel, le Droit des Gens 1758 
 
 492 Oeuvres dc Patru, 2 to. Par. 1732 
 
 493 Chriftiani V. Leges Danka Haun. 1710 
 
 494 Wicquefort; PAmbalTadeur et fes Fon£lions, 2 to. 
 
 — Col. 1715 
 
 495 Memoire pour ct centre Mr. Bigot, 2 to. Par, 1763 
 
 4^6 .. ■ >. — du Sieur Martel dans I’Affiaire du Canada 
 
 497 Lettres ct Mem. du Chev. D’Eon Lbnd, 1764 
 
 498 Interets des Nations de I Kuropc, 2 to. Leid. i'jb(j 
 
 499 Letfre fur la Poefie etla P/inture, Fr.ScEn.Mf.Petenb. 1768 
 
 500 La Merope di MafFei, Ital. Fr. e Ingl. con Annota%iom 
 
 Ven. 174J 
 
 501 Fergufon's Aftronojtny - 
 
 502 Beccaria, dell Elettrictfmo 
 
 503 Mifcellanea Phiiofophica-Math. Societatis privatoc 
 
 Taurinenf. — ib, 1760 
 
 50 Oldenburgh's Tables of Exchanges — 1756 
 
 505 Crunden’s Architefture ' 1767 
 
 506 Common Prayer, nvith Fjgifersy gilt on the Leaves, 175 3 
 
 507 Andther Copy 
 
 508 Ditto 
 
 1758 
 
 FOLIO 
 
' t 20 3 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 509 Salmon’s Abridgment of the State Trials 
 5 10 Coke upon Littleton . — — 
 
 Wood's Inftirute, ’^a'Edit. 
 
 . , 'Edit, - ■ ■ ■■ ■ 
 
 5 ^* 
 
 512 
 
 5*3 
 
 5*4 
 
 515 
 
 of the Civil Law 
 
 I 
 
 1724, 
 1728 
 - -173Q 
 
 1727 
 1675 
 
 4 mft- 1729 
 1653 
 
 Covvel’s Law Diftionary 
 Leonard’s Reports, Part 4. - — - 
 
 516 De la Mare, i’raite la police, 2 to. 
 
 517 Digges’s Com pleat Ambaffador — — — 
 
 51S Wicquefort's Lmbsilador, by Digby 
 5 1 9 London Gazette from 16^6 to 169O, 8 
 
 1 20 Charters of the Colonics, 1691— -Account of Moniei 
 V ilfucd out of the Exchequer for fecret Service, Pen- 
 fions, ScC. 1721 to \yz^ incli{f. — — 1769 
 
 521 Brookes’s Succeffion of the Nobility from the Con- 
 
 quefi to »622 
 
 522 Melvile’s Mcmoircs « *6^3 
 
 Geographical Didlionary, 2 V. — — 1760 
 
 sn _ ^ 
 
 524 Hakluyt’s Voyages, B. L* 
 
 525 Harris’s Voyages, 2 V 
 
 526 Knolles’s.Hiil. of the Turks 
 
 htpr. by Bifhop, 1 589 
 
 174 « 
 
 — : lbo3 
 
 527 Marfigli, Etat militairc dc PEtnpire Ottoman^g 
 
 Uaye, 1732 
 
 J28 Spence's Polymctii 1755 
 
 529 Hooker’s Works — itjSz 
 
 
 Fourth Evening’s Sale, Thiirfday, yaniimy 2 
 
 0 cr jv 0 htm. 
 
 LOT 
 
 530 jT^Pe^fator, Tatler, and Guardian, 14V, i8mo. 1747 
 
 531 Rambler, 4 V, — — — •— 1756 
 
 53» k 3 Hume’s ElTays, 5 y. i 7>7 
 
 533 Goldfmith’s Rffays ^ — 1766 
 
 534 Burke on the Sublime tnd Beaut ful 1761 
 
 5 3^5 Webb of the Bcaufics of Painting and Poetry, 2 V, 
 
 / — 1762 
 
 ^ 53^ Baker’s 
 
( 21 ) 
 
 Baker’s Playhoufc Didlioniry, t V, — 
 Ij-; Mor{\'»gne’£ Fflays, 5 V. 
 
 538 Kabejais’s Works, 4 V. (wants V, i.) — 
 
 539 Snioikt's Don Quixote, 4 V, — — 
 
 5:^0 Ralegh*.'. Woiks, 2 V. ■ ■ ■ — 
 
 541 /I'empic's Works, 4 V. — 
 
 542 Lord Bolingoroke’s Works* ii V. — — 
 
 543 Swift's Works, 22 V. 8 VO. 
 
 544 
 
 545 CUiih^. B V. 
 
 546 
 
 547 
 
 Fielding’s Worjks, 8 V. Bvo 
 
 P. 
 
 Sir Charles Grandifoii, 7 V. — 
 
 Sterne’s SentiKentai Joarney, 2 V. L 
 J4.8 Spenfers Works, b V, iSmo — p— 
 
 549 Warton’s Obfervations on Spenfer, 2 V, 
 
 550 hhakcfpearc’s Works, by Johnron, ^ V. — 
 
 55 1 ■“ illullrated, by Mrs. Lennox, 3 V, 
 
 552 Pope’s Works and Tranllation of Horner, if V. 
 
 5J3 Kuffhead's l ife of Pop* 
 
 554 The Foundling Hofpital for Wit — 
 
 5f5 Foote’s dramatic Pieces ■ " . 
 
 556 Dodfley’s Collcftion of Poems, 5 V. (wants V. 3) 
 
 ■ ■ ■ . 175* 
 
 par Saint- M.i re, 5 To. Par 1747 
 
 a. 1757 
 
 1764 
 
 *759 
 
 i7f<* 
 
 i7€r 
 
 1751- 
 
 *757 
 
 *754? 
 
 174s 
 
 276* 
 
 *759 
 1 74* 
 
 1768 
 
 *75« 
 
 I76f 
 
 *765 
 
 >754 
 
 1764 
 
 1765 
 *749 
 
 64 
 
 557 Oeuvres de Boileauj 
 
 ■ — La Fonfaine, ST. 
 
 Samt Evremond, 12 To. — — 
 4^0 ■ — Saint-Real, 8 To. — 
 
 561 —— — — Houdar Dela Motte, 11 To. 
 56a » — Fontenclle, 1 1 To. — 
 
 da Roi de Prufle, 8 To. -- 
 
 ^>64 dc], J. Roufleau, 15 To. 
 
 — Voltaire, 38 To. 
 
 566 Biographical Di&ionary, 12 V, — • 
 
 567 Guthrie’s Hift. of the World, 12 V. — — 
 
 568 Modern Univerfal Hiftory, 44 V. 
 
 569 Kent’s Grammar of Heraldry — 
 
 570 Dugdalo’s antient Ufage of bearing Arms 
 
 571 Salmon’s Englilh Peerage — 
 
 572 Millan’s Peerage of England — 
 
 573 Collins’s Peerage of England, 7 V. 
 
 574 The Pocket Herald, 2 V. — ^ 
 
 575 Fxtinft Peerage - 
 
 5476 Bolton’s extinfl Peerage 
 
 577 TheEnglifh Baronetage, 5 V. ■' 
 
 578 Peerage of Scotland — — 
 
 .... M Iceland 
 
 
 — *75f 
 Par, 1757 
 
 ib, 1754 
 ih, 1759 
 1760 
 Paris 1^6^ 
 1769 
 1767 
 
 — 1767 
 IT 59’— 66 
 
 1724 
 Oi(f, 168 a 
 *75 S 
 
 — 1768 
 1769 
 1769 
 
 1769 
 
 1741 
 
 1767 
 ’ 1768 
 
 Kimble 
 
C 22 ] 
 
 580 Kimber’i Peerage of Ireland — 176I 
 
 5S1 Petty's political Anatomy of Ireland •— 1691 
 
 582 Hillory and Antiquities of Dublin — 176^ 
 
 ^83 London and its Environb, 6 V, — 1761 
 
 584 Foie’s Defcription of Windfor Caflle 1 76 j 
 
 585 Burr's Hift of Tunbridge-Wells 1766 
 
 586 Lclang’s Itinerary, with Rofs of Warwick, 10 To. 
 
 — — — Oxon , 1744 
 
 587 Seven Cconty Maps uj>on Canvas, doubled for the ?Qt;ket 
 
 588 Lloyd’s Sl£te«Worthies, by Whitworth, 2 V. 1766 
 
 589 Life and Trial of Sir Walter Ralegh, 1 677 — ^Memoirs 
 
 of Lord Bolingbroke, I 5 2 
 
 590 Cfropbcll’ii Lives of the Admirals, 4 V. 1761 
 
 591 Hume’s Hift. of England, d V. — - 1763 
 
 592 Smollett's Hift, of England andContin. 12 V, 1758-6^ 
 
 593 Lord Bolingbroke’i Remarks on the Hift. of England, 
 
 — ,,, — ^ *747 
 
 594 Geography of England - i 
 
 595 England’s Gazetteer, 3 V, — — — — 
 
 ^96 Th<r Beauties of England ■■ 
 
 597 Salmon’s Chronological Hiftorlan ' — 
 
 598 Sadler’s Letters and Ncgcciations Edinl. 
 
 599 Edinondes’s State Papers, by Biich - 17^9 
 
 600 Fleetwood’s Chronicon Pretiofum, the Coins, 
 
 601 Birch’s Life of Henry Pr. of Wales — 1760 
 
 602 Harris's Lives of K. Ja. I, K, Cha.' L O, Cromwell and 
 
 K. Cha. IL 5 V. in 4. 1753-66 
 
 ^03 Lord Clarendon's Hift. and Contin. 9V. Oxf, 1717-59 
 
 604 Rerefby’s hjemoirs 1735’’ 
 
 605 It be Court and State of England in the Reign of Qn. Anne, 
 
 Mf in Turkey 
 
 606 Chamberlayne’s State of Gr. Britain — 174^ 
 
 607 Annual Regifter, 11 V. — — 1758 — 68 
 
 1734 
 
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 1761 
 I? 4 ^' 
 176 j 
 
 1765 
 
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 1764 
 
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 1723 
 
 608 Rolt’s Hift. of the War, 4 V. 
 
 609 Hift. of the late Vv'ar, 2 V. 
 
 610 Robcnion's Hift, of Scotland, 2 V, 
 
 ill 
 
 613 
 
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 Chas-dler’s Debates in Parliament, 22 V. 
 
 Grey’s Debates ©f the H, of Commons, 10 V. 
 
 Debates of the H, of Commons 1620 — 1621 , t V. 
 
 — - ■ — Oeef 176 ^ 
 
 1743 to 1746, zV. 1764 
 
 The Lords Prorefts, 2 V. 
 
 616 Drake’s Pariiaraeniary Hift. ef England 
 
 1767 
 
 1764 
 
 ART 
 
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 617 Birch’s Memoirs of (^. Eliz. 2 V, — I 754 
 
 618 Gough’s Anecdotes of Britilh Topography 1768 
 
 619 Granger’s Biographical Hift. of England, 4 V* 1769 
 
 620 Ballard's Memoirs of feveral Ladies, OM/, 175* 
 
 621 Orme’s military Tranfaftions in Indoffan 1765 
 
 622 Statutes at large, by Ruff head, 9 V. — 1765 v 
 
 623 Barrington’s Obfervations on the Statutes 1766 
 
 624 Nugent’s Hift. ofVandalia, 2 V. ■■ ■ 1769 
 
 625 Robertfon’s Hift. of the Emp. Cha. V. 3 Vol. 1769 
 
 626 Bufching*s Syftcm of Geography, 6 V. 
 
 6 't'] Struy’a Voyages « ■— 1684 
 
 628 Bell’s Travels, 2 V. — ^ Glajg, 1763 
 
 629 Hanway’s Trarvels, 2 V. — 176c 
 
 430 Hift. of Kamtfchatka and the Kuril&i Iflands, by 
 
 Grieve — — GloCiJ, 1764 
 
 631 T uite U Open di Machiavelli — • 1550 
 
 632 Ariofto’s Orlando Fiiriofo, ItaL ^ Eng, by Huggins, 
 
 2 V. . — 757 
 
 633 Taffo, h GierufaUmm hiberata, 1 To. LodA. 1724 
 
 634 Oeuvres de Montefquieu, 3 To. Amfl, 
 
 635 Hognrih moralized 
 
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 636 ^ec\i s DeJiderataCuriofa, 2 V. in I. — • 
 
 637 Sir Geo. Mackenzie’s Works, 2 V. Eetinb, 17 16— -22 
 6 38 General Diftionary , including Bayle, 10 V. 17 34—41 
 
 Biographia Britajinica, y \ ^ 1747—66 
 
 640 Houbraken’s Heads of illuftrious Perfons of Gr. Brl^ 
 
 tain, with their Lives, by Birch — — 1747 
 
 641 Rapin's Abridgment of Rymer’s Fcedera 
 
 642 CubaU, or Myfteries of State and Government, . 
 
 dit, — — — 1691 
 
 643 Whitlocke’s Memorials — — l68fi 
 
 644 Wren’s Parentalia (without the Heads) 1750 
 
 645 Maitland’s Hift. of London, 2 V. 1760 
 
 646 Sidney’s State Papers, by Collins, i V. 1746 
 
 647 Lord 
 
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 <47 Burghley‘t State Papers, by Haynes and Murdin 
 aV. y -* "" ' — 1740 — 1759 
 
 ^548 Winwond’s Menforials, by Sawyer, 3 V. 1725 
 
 649 Sir Tho. Roe s Negociations — . 1-740 
 
 65a Sir Leoliae Jenkins’s Life end Letters, by Wynne, iv. 
 
 1724 
 
 651 Cole’s State Papers — » — 1735 
 
 Poftlethwayt’s Hift. of the Public Rerenue 1759 
 
 653 Douglas’s Peerage of Scotland Edinb, i']6^ 
 
 654 Sir lames Ware’s Works, by Harris, 2 V. 1764 
 
 655 Vefty’s Statutes at large of Ireland, ® V. L. P. /&.1765 
 
 656 Cunningham’s Law DiAionary, 2 V, 1764 
 
 657 Bacon’s Abridgmeat, 5 V. 1766 
 
 658 Fortefeue de Laudibui Legum Angliae Edinh, 1741 
 
 659 Feller’s Crown Law — Oxf*in6z 
 
 660 Principles of Equity 1 760 
 
 661 BcKweis Lex Marcatoria — 1761 
 
 652 — Tables of Exchange 
 
 663 Pofllethwayt’s Di6l. of Trade and Commerce,2V.i766 
 
 664 Anderfon’s Hiftorical Deduction of Commerce! V. 1764 
 
 665 Ware’s Palladio 1738 
 
 666 Campbell’s Vitrumius Erltannicu $ , 3 V. L. P. 1-73 1 
 
 667 Woolfe’a and Gandon’a FiVrwa/r^/ LP. 1767 
 6^8 Smitlis Mtzzetintos 492 Elates ^ in 3 V. 
 
 669 Plans, Elevations and Sedlions of the Royal Palace of 
 
 Stockholm — Views of Petcrlburg, &c.— Sundry 
 Maps — Portraits, chiefly foreign, &c, 65 Plates, ra 
 a large PortefeuiUe 
 
 670 The Holy Bih\e^ printed hy Balket, ruled fwith red Lints ^ 
 
 j V, w Turkey f *w%th Gold L’aJ^eh, 1753 
 
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