THE

_Annual Catalogue:_

OR, A new and compleat LIST of

ALL THE NEW

BOOKS, New Editions of BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, &c. 

PUBLISH'D

In History, Divinity, Law, Poetry, Plays, Novels, Painting, Architecture, and all other Sciences; from _January_ the First, 1736, to _January_ the First, 1737. Giving an Account of the Prices theysell for, and whom printed by. 

Useful to all who delight in Reading, but more especially toGentlemen, Ladies, and Booksellers in the Country; not only to letthem know what Books are published, but their exact Prices. 

LONDON:

Printed for J. WORRALL, at the _Dove_ in _Bell-Yard_, near_Lincoln's-Inn_, and W. WARNER, at _Dryden's-Head_, next the _RoseTavern_, without _Temple-Bar_, 1737. [_Price Six-Pence. _]

THE

PREFACE. 

_As all Lovers of Literature, are pleased to know what Works arepublished; the following LIST was principally intended, for thoseGentlemen, Ladies, &c. Who live remote from London, or seldom see theMultitude of News-Papers, wherein Books are advertised; that theymight for a small Expence see what BOOKS have been publish'd in thePreceeding Year 1736. And what makes this Tract farther Useful, is, Ihave printed the Titles of the BOOKS Alphabetically, and distinguishedthe Booksellers Name in_ Italic, _each Book is printed for, and itsPrice. _

_Therefore 'tis hoped the Variety this Tract affords, will yieldsomething to please every Reader, which will be grateful to_

The Editor. 

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[_Just publish'd. _]

_Printed for_ J. WORRALL, _and_ W. WARNER. 

Gallick Reports: Or, A Collection of Criminal Cases adjudg'd in theCourts of Judicature in France. 

In which is Comprized, An Account of Arnold du Tilh, an Impostor, who deceived a Man's Wifeand Relations, and puzzled, for a long Time, the Parliament of France. Memoirs of the famous Madam de Brinvilliers, who poisoned her Father, and two Brothers, and attempted the Life of her Sister, &c. TheMisfortunes of the Sieur d' Anglade, condemn'd (tho' Innocent) to theGallies, and who died before his Innocence was discovered. TheIntrigues of Cardinal Richlieu for the Destruction of Urban Grandier, a Priest, whom he caused to be burnt for Sorcery. The Case of MadamTiquet, beheaded in the late Reign, for attempting the Life of herHusband. 

To which is prefixed a copious Preface, in Relation to the Laws andConstitution of France. 

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Abrabanal's (Sol. ) complaint of the Children of Israel, representingtheir Grievance under the Penal-Laws, and praying, that if the Testsare repealed, the Jews may have the Benefit of this Indulgence, &c. _6d. _

Abridgement (A new) of the Law, 2 vols. Sold by _H. Lintot_, _2l. 10s. _

Abridgement of the Statutes from the 4th to the 9th Years of King_George_ IId, inclusive, being Vol. The 9th, _R. Gosling_, _4s. 6d. _

Abstracts of the Act for Building the Bridge at Westminster. To whichare added, Terms of Insurance, &c. _J. Millan_, _1s. _

Abstracts of the Acts of the 8th Year of K. George IId, _J. Baskett_, _3s. 6d. _

Acis and Galatea; A Pastoral Opera, _J. Osborne_, _6d. _

Addison's Dissertation on the most celebrated Roman Poets, _J. Wilford_, _2s. _

Address to the People; occasioned by an Insult upon some late Acts ofParliament, _J. Roberts_, _3d. _

Adventures of Eovaai, Princess of Ijavio, a Pre-Adamitical History, &c. _S. Baker_, _2s. 6d. _

Advice of a Mother to her Son and Daughter, 2d Edit. _T. Owen_, _1s. _

Advice to a Friend on his Marriage, _T. Cooper_, _1s. _

Advice of a Mother to her Son and Daughter, publish'd in France andHolland, with great Applause, _T. Worrall_, _2s. _

Ainsworth's (Rob. ) Thesaurus Linguæ Latinæ, Compendiarius: Or, ACompendious Dictionary of the Latin Tongue, Mess. _Knapton_, &c. _18s. _

Ainsworth's natural and easy Way of Institution, by making a domesticEducation less chargeable to Parents, &c. _J. Wilford_, _1s. _

Alberoni's (Card. ) Scheme for reducing the Turkish Empire to theObedience of Christian Princes, &c. _J. Roberts_, _1s. 6d. _

Allen's (William) Ways and Means to raise the Value of Land: Or, TheLandlord's Companion, &c. _J. Roberts_, _1s. _

Alliance (The) between Church and State: Or, The Necessity of anEstablish'd Religion, &c. _F. Gyles_, _2s. _

Alzire: Or, Les Americains, Tragedie A Paris, 1736, _J. Nourse_, _1s. 6d. _

Alzira, a Tragedy from the Fr. _J. Osborne_, _1s. 6d. _

Anacreon's Works, Greek and English, with Notes, _J. Osborne_, _3s. _

Anderson's (Jam. ) Royal Genealogical Tables of Emperors, Kings andPrinces, from Adam to these Times, &c. _C. Davis_, _1l. 16s. _

Answer to the Country Parson's Plea, against the Quakers Tythe-Bill, _J. Roberts_, _1s. _

Answer to a Pamphlet entituled, An Apologetical Defence of a Bookentituled, A plain Account of the Lord's Supper, _J. Roberts_, _3d. _

Answer (An) to a late Pamphlet, entituled, An Examination of theScheme of Church Power, laid down in the Codex Juris Ecclesiastici, Anglicana, &c. _J. Roberts_, _2s. _

 Vid. Notes on an Answer, Post. 

Antiquities explained: Being a Collection of figured Gems from theClassicks, Mess. _Knapton_, _10s. _

Apology (An) for the Ministers of State; Or, The Rudiments of ModernPatriotism, _6d. _

Arbiter's (Petronius) Works, translated into English, by Mr Addison, _J. Osborne_, _3s. _

Ariosto's (Lud. ) Satires and Poems, with the Author's Effigie, _O. Payne_, _3s. 6d. _

Art (The) of Pleasing in Conversation, French and English, 2 Vols. _W. Feales_, _C. Corbett_, &c. _6s. _

Ascough's (Sir Fran. ) Sermon preached before the Hon. House of Commonsat Westminster, Jan. 30, 1736, _T. Osborne_, _1s. _

Athanasian Forgeries, &c. Collected chiefly out of Mr Whiston'sWritings, by a Lover of Truth; 2 Narratives of Mr Jackson's beingrefus'd the Sacrament at Bath, _J. Noon_, _3d. _

Atkins's Navy Surgeon, 2d Edit. Mess. _Ward_ and _Chandler_, _3s. _

Atkins's (John) Voyage to Guinea, Brasil, &c. _C. Ward_, _R. Chandler_, _4s. _

Atkins's (John) Vertues and Uses of Cold and Hot Mineral Springs ingeneral, particularly those of Scarborough, _A. Dodd_, _1s. _

Atkinson's (T. ) Conference between a Painter and an Engraver, containing Instructions for young Artists, _6d. _

Attorney and Pleader's Treasury: Containing the Forms of the mostuseful Pleas in Abatement, and in Bar, &c. 2 Vols. _R. Gosling_, _12s. _

Augustini's (M. ) sure Method to bring Sight to the Eyes, to those whonever had it; and to restore it to those who by any Accident have lostit, &c. Sold next Door to John's Coffee-house, St Martin's Lane. 

B. 

Bacon's (Ld. ) Law Tracts: Containing his Elements, Read. On the Stat. Uses, &c. _R. Gosling_, _5s. _

Bailey's Dictionarium Britannicum: Or, A more compleat EnglishDictionary than any yet extant, with 500 Cuts, 2d Edit. _T. Cox_, _1l. 5s. _

Bailey's (N. ) Dictionarium Domesticum: Being a new and compleatHousehold Dictionary, _C. Hitch_, _6s. _

Bailey's Æsopian Fables of Phædrus Augustus, Cæsar's Freedmen, _D. Browne_, _2s. _

Ball's Remarks on a new Way of Preaching, _A. Dodd_, _3d. _

Barton's (Phil. ) Sermon preached before the Sons of the Clergy at StPaul's, 19 Feb. 1736, _T. Wotton_, _6d. _

Barwick's (Dr John) Life, with his Effigies, written by his Brother, Dr Pet. Barwick, _C. Davis_, _5s. _

Batrachomuomachia: Or, The Battle of the Frogs and Mice, from Homer, _J. Wilford_, _6d. _

Bayle's (Mons. ) Historical and Critical Dictionary, No. 82 to No. 110, each _1s. _

Beau's Miscellany: A Collection of Amorous Tales, Poems, Songs, &c. 2Parts, _J. Worrall_, each _1s. _

Beau (The) Philosopher, a Poem by a Gentleman of Cambridge, _J. Roberts_, _1s. 6d. _

Beggar's (The) Pantomine: Or, The Contending Colombines, _C. Corbett_, _W. Warner_, _6d. _

Bennet's (Tho. ) Dis. Of Schism, 4th Ed. _W. Innys_, _4s. _

Benson's (G. ) History of the first planting of the Christian Religion, taken from the Acts of the Apostles, &c. 2 Vols. _R. Ford_, _10s. _

Bernard's (Tho. ) Sermon at Felsted in Essex, 12 Aug. 1736, before theGentlemen educated at the two Schools there, _B. Motte_, _6d. _

Bird's Modern Conveyancer, approved by the most eminent Council, viz. Sir Edw. Northey, Mr Webb, Mr Pigott, &c. _J. Worrall_, _1l. _

Bishop's (Tho. ) plain Exposition of the Catechism of the Church ofEngland, _M. Downing_, _T. Longman_, _5s. _

Blackerby's (Nath. ) Justice's Companion, 2 Vols. 5th Edit. _T. Osborne_, _6s. _

Bland's (Jam. ) Charms of Women: Or, A Mirror for the Ladies, _E. Curl_, _4s. _

Blythe's (F. ) Advice to a Friend on his Marriage, a poem, _T. Cooper_, _1s. _

Boerhaave's (Her. ) Elements of Chymistry, translated by Tim. Dallow, _J. Pemberton_, _1l. 1s. _

Boileau's (Mons. ) Works made English, from the last Par. Ed. WithCuts, 3 Vols, _E. Littleton_, _15s. _

Bolde's (Sam. ) Help in Devotion: Or, The New Test. Considered, _R. Hett_, _1s. 6d. _

Boston's (Tho. ) View of the Covenant of Grace, from the Sacred Rec. &c. _J. Davidson_, _4s. 6d. _

Bounce to Fop, an Heroic Epistle from a Dog at Twitenham to a Dog atCourt, by Dr Sw--ft, _6d. _

Bowyer's (Tho. ) true Account of the Sacrament, in Answer to a plainAccount, &c. _C. Rivington_, _3s. 6d. _

Boyer's (A. ) History of Q. Anne, Civil and Military, with Curious Cutsand Plans, _T. Woodward_, _1l. 5s. _

Bradley's Country Housewife, and Ladies Monthly Director in theManagement of a House, and the Delights and Profits of a Farm, &c. 2Pts. _D. Browne_, each Stitch'd _2s. 6d. _

Bradley's Riches of a Hop Garden explained, 2d Edit. _D. Browne_, _1s. 6d. _

Brett's (Tho. ) true Scripture Account and Benefits of the Eucharist, _J. Roberts_, _2s. _

Brief (A) Enquiry how far every Government has a Right to defenditself, _T. Cooper_, _6d. _

Brief (A) Representation of the Faith once delivered to the Saints, made to a Dissenting Congregation, _H. Whitridge_, _A. Cruden_, _6d. _

Brine's (John) Remarks on a Pamphlet entituled, Some Doctrines in theSuperlapsarian Scheme examined by the Word of God, _A. Ward_, _6d. _

British Representative: Or, A general List of the Parliaments of GreatBritain: Which are Eight in Number, _T. Astley_, _1s. _

British Theatre: A Collection of Plays, 10 Vols. _W. Feales_, _1l. 10s. _

Brome's (Edm. ) Christian Devotion, recommended, _E. Wicksteed_, _4s. _

Browne's (Sir Tho. ) Religio Medici, _J. Torbuck_, _C. Corbett_, &c. _2s. 6d. _

Browning's (J. ) Compend. System of Natural Philosophy, Part 2, _S. Harding_, _1s. 6d. _

Bunyan's (John) Works, upon various Divine Subjects, _A. Ward_, _1l. _

Burnet (Tho. ) Archæologiæ Philosophicæ: Or, The Antient Doctrineconcern. The Original of Things, _J. Fisher_, _5s. _

Burrough's (Jos. ) View of Popery, &c. _J. Gray_, _2s. _

Butler's (Jos. ) Analogy of Religion, natural and revealed, &c. 2dEdit. Mess. _Knapton_, _6s. _

Burt's (Job. ) Beauties and Excell. Of Holy Baptism display'd, in Ans. To the Quakers, _J. Noon_, _1s. 6d. _

C. 

Cambray's (Bp. ) Tales and Fables, 29 Copper Plates, _J. Osborne_, _2s. _

Candidates (The) Guide: Or, The Elector's Right decided, by the Hon. House of Commons in all controverted Elections in the Counties ofSouth-Britain, _J. Stagg_, _J. Brindley_, _1s. _

Carey's Honest Yorkshire Man, a Ballad Opera, _L. Gilliver_, _6d. _

Carmen Seculare for the Year 1735, to the King on his going toHanover, _J. Roberts_, _1s. _

Carter's (Cha. ) Compleat City and Country Cook, Illustrated with 49Copper-plates, _A. Bettesworth_, _5s. _

Cartrou and Rouille's Roman History, with Copper Plates, Vol. 5th, translated by Rich. Bundy, D. D. _A. Bettesworth_, _1l. 10s. _

Cases in Law and Equity, chiefly during the Time the Ld. Macclesfieldpresided in those Courts, _T. Ward_, _E. Wicksteed_, _1l. 2s. 6d. _

Caveat (A) against the Dissenters, _J. Roberts_, _6s. _

Celinia: Or, the History of Hyempsal K. Of Numidia, 2 Vols. _E. Davis_, _6s. _

Chamberlayne's State of Great Britain, 32d Edit. _B. Motte_, &c. _7s. _

Chamberlayne's (John) Arguments of the Old and New Test. 3 Vols. 2dEdit. _M. Downing_, _15s. _

Chandler's (S. ) Hist. Of Prosecut. Among the Heathens, ChristianEmperors, Inquisitions and Protestants, _J. Gray_, _18s. _

Chandler's (Mrs Mary) Description of Bath, a Poem, 3d Edit. _J. Leak. _[Transcriber's Note: price missing in original. ]

Chapelle's (Vinc. ) Modern Cook, with several curious Cuts, 3 Vols. _T. Osborne_, _15s. _

Chapman's (Edm. ) Treatise on the Improvement of Midwifry, 2d Edit. Enlarged, _C. Corbett_, _4s. _

Character of John Sheffield Duke of Buckinghamshire, with his Grace'slast Will, _J. Stagg_, _1s. _

Character of a Freeman, a Poem, _J. Crichly_, _6d. _

Child (Sir Jos. ) on Trade, 4th Edition, _C. Corbett_, _2s. 6d. _

Christian Exceptions to the plain Account of the Sacrament, _J. Nourse_, _1s. _

Chubb's (Tho. ) Two Letters, 1. An Enquiry concerning ChurchDiscipline, 2. Covenant, _1s. 6d. _

Cibber's (Col. ) Dramatick Works, 4 Vols. _W. Feales_, _11s. _

Claims of the Clergy to a Divine Right of Maintenance, &c. _T. Cooper_, _6d. _

Clarendon's (Ld. ) Vindication of the Conduct of James Duke of Ormond, _J. Wilford_, _5s. _

Clarke (Dr) Sermons on several Important Subjects 10 Vols. Mess. _Knapton_, _2l. 10s. _

Clark's (J. ) Ovid's Metamorphoses, Lat. And Eng. The EnglishTranslation as Literal as possible for the Attainment of the Sense, and the Elegency of this great Poet, _A. Bettesworth_ and _C. Hitch_, _5s. _

Clarke's (Geo. ) last Will and Testament, _J. Roberts_, _1s. _

Clayton's (John) Sermon before Baron Carter at Lancaster Assizes, _C. Rivington_, _6d. _

Clergyman's (The) Petition for a Repeal of the Test Acts, _J. Roberts_, _6d. _

Cleveland's (E. ) History of the Noble Family of Courtnay, 3 Vols. _S. Birt_, _16s. _

Clifford's (M. ) Treatise of Human Reason, 3d Edit. _J. Stone_, _1s. _

Clutton's (Jos. ) short and certain Method for Curing continuedFeavers, by the Assistance of a new Febrifuge, &c. _J. Huggenson_, _2s. _

Clutton's good and bad Effects of Joshua Ward's Pill and Drop, in 68Cases, _J. Wilford_, _6d. _

Cobden's (Edw. ) Sermon preached to the Society for Reformation ofManners at St Mary Le Bow, _M. Downing_, _6d. _

Cockburn's Sea Diseases, 3d Edit. _G. Strahan_, _4s. 6d. _

Cockburn's Ghonorrhea, _G. Strahan_, _4s. 6d. _

Colbatch's (Sir John) Dissertation on C. Misletoe, _D. Browne_, _1s. _

Coles's Dictionary, English-Latin, Latin-English, 13th Edit. _J. Walthoe_, _7s. _

Collection (A) of English and Scotch Songs, No. I, II, III, _T. Boreman_, each _6d. _

Collection of Merry Poems, Tales, Epigrams, &c. _T. Cooper_, _1s. 6d. _

Collection (A) of above 150 Ballads, adorned with above 40 Cop. Plates, 3 Vols. _J. Roberts_, _10s. 6d. _

Collection of Epigrams, 2 Vols. _J. Walthoe_, _5s. _

Colliber's (Sam. ) Impartial Enquiry into the Existance and Nature ofGod, with Remarks on Dr Clarke on the Attributes, _R. Robinson_, _P. Knapton_, _3s. _

Collier's (Jer. ) Manual of Epictetus the Philosopher, _O. Payne_, _1s. 6d. _

Collins's (Arth. ) Peerage of England, now Existing either by Tenure, Summons, Creation, 4 Vols. With curious Copper Plates, _R. Gosling_, _1l. 5s. _

Collins's Proceedings, Precedents and Arguments on Claims andControversies concern. Baronies by Writ, and other Honours, _T. Wotton_, _1l. 7s. _

Compleat Arbitrator: Or, Law of Awards, and Arbitraments in all itsBranches, by an Eminent Hand, _J. Worrall_, _4s. 6d. _

Compleat Housewife, being a Collection of above 500 Receipts inCookery, &c. _J. Pemberton_, _5s. _

Compleat (The) Family Piece, and Country Gentlemen and Farmers bestGuide, in 3 Parts, _J. Roberts_, _3s. _

Coney's (Dr) Narrative of the Case of Mr Jackson's being refused theSacrament at Bath, _J. Noon_, _3d. _

Congratulatory (A) Poem on the Prospect of Peace, _J. Roberts_, _6d. _

Congress: (The) Or, Grimace on all Sides, a Poem, _1s. _

Conjugal Duty: Or, Wedding Sermons, Pt. 1st, 2d, _J. Watson_, each, _1s. 6d. _

Connoisseur: Or, every Man in his Folly, _R. Wellington_, _1s. 6d. _

Considerations upon too much Indulgence to Foreigners, _T. Boreman_, _1s. _

Constable's (John) Reflections upon the Accuracy of Style, _J. Osborne_, _3s. _

Cornthwaite's (Rob. ) Seventh Day Sabbath farther vindicated, _J. Noon_, _1s. _

Cornthwait's, [Transcriber's Note: so in original] second Defence ofsome Reflections on Dr Wright's Treatise of the Lord's Day, _J. Noon_, _6d. _

Corporation and Test Acts no Importance to the Church of England, _J. Roberts_, _1s. _

Country (The) Builder's Estimates: Or, Architect's Companion, &c. _J. Hodges_, _1s. 6d. _

Court Kalendar for the Year 1737, _J. Watson_, _6d. _

Cowper's (Wm. ) Charges at the Quarter-Sessions for the Liberty ofWestminster, relating to Spirituous Liquors, _J. Stagg. _ _1s. _

Craft's (The) of the Craftsman; Or, A Detection of the Design of theCoalition, _J. Roberts_, _6d. _

Crawford's (Geo. ) Lives and Characters of the Officers of the Crownand State in _Scotland_, _T. Woodman_, _12s. _

Criterion (The) of Christianity: Being the Queries proposed by thelate Mr John Gonston, a Romish Priest, to Dr Knight, _J. Wilford_, _1s. _

Cupid: Or, A Collection of beautiful Love Songs, with Prints of theVariety of Lovers, _A. Bettesworth_, _J. Osborne_, _2s. 6d. _

Cure of Deism: Or, The Mediatial Scheme by Jesus Christ, the only trueReligion, &c. 2 Vols. _Wm. Innys_, _10s. _

Customs and Privileges of the Manors of Stepney and Hackney inMiddlesex. Of Tenant's Neglect, Admission, &c. By Laws, Claim, &c. _J. Worrall_, _C. Corbett_, _1s. 6d. _

D. 

Daniel's History of France, with the Heads of several Kings, 5 Vols. _D. Browne_, _1l. 1s. _

D'Anvers's (Knightly) Abridgment of the Law, 2 Vols. _S. Austen_, _2l. 15s. _

Davenport's (Steph. ) Description of a new invented Table Air-Pump, _Wright_, _1s. _

Davys's (Mrs) Reformed Coquet, _J. Stephens_, _2s. 6d. _

Dawkes's (T. ) Midwife rightly instructed, address'd to the marriedLadies, _J. Oswald_, _2s. _

Defence of Baptism with Water, &c. _W. Innys_, _6d. _

De la Gard's (Martin) Essay on real Felicity, a Poem, _C. Corbett_, _1s. _

Demonstratio Medico Practica Prognosticorum Hippocratis, &c. _T. Longman_, _5s. _

Denne's (John) Sermon at St Sepulchres, 6 of May, 1736, _M. Downing_, _6d. _

Design (A) of the Bridge at New Palace Yard, Westminster, by which anExpence 24, 174 _l. _ is saved, _A. Millar_, _1s. _

Description (A) of a great Variety of Animals and Vegetables, &c. (being a Supplement to a Description of 300 Animals), _T. Boreman_, _3s. _

Description of 300 Animals, &c. _R. Ware_, _2s. 6d. _

Desolation: Or, The Fall of Gin, a Poem, _J. Roberts_, _6d. _

Dialogue (A) between a Gentleman and a Banker concern. Funds, _T. Cooper_, _3d. _

Dictionarium Polygraphicum: Or, The Whole Body of Arts withSculptures, 2 Vols. _C. Hitch_, _S. Austen_, _12s. _

Directions for a holy Life, by the Bp. Of Cambray, _J. Roberts_, _2d. _

Directory (The) containing an alphabetical List of the Places of Abodeof Merchants and Eminent Traders, &c. In London and Westminster, andKent, _3d. _

Discontent: Or, An Essay on Faction, a Satire, _T. Cooper_, _6d. _

Discourse (A) on Witchcraft, occasioned by a Bill now depending inParliament to repeal the Statute Anno, 1 James I. _J. Read_, _1s. _

Discourse (A) concern. The Law of Inheritance, in Fee, &c. _F. Gyles_, _1s. 6d. _

Discourse (A) of Free-Thinking, _1s. 6d. _

Dispute (The) better adjusted about the proper Time for applying for aRepeal of the Test Act, _J. Gray_, _6d. _

Dissertat. On the Gravel and Stone, _J. Isted_, _1s. 6d. _

Dissuasive from Party and Religious Animosities, _J. Roberts_, _6d. _

Dissuasive from entering into Holy Orders, by a Clergyman, _A. Dodd_, _6d. _

Distill'd Spirituous Liquors, the Bane of the Nation, offer'd to theH. Of Com. _J. Roberts_, _1s. _

Divine Recreations with easy Tunes, Pt. 1, to be continued Quarterly, _C. Rivington_, _6d. _

Divine Wisdom and Providence, an Essay occasion'd by the Essay on Man, _J. Roberts_, _1s. _

Dixon's (Hen. ) English Instructor: Or, Spelling Improved, &c. _J. Hazard_, _1s. _

Doctor (The) and Bess. A Satire, _J. Roberts_, _6d. _

Doderidge's (P. ) Ten Sermons on the Power and Grace of Christ, _R. Hett_, _1s. 6d. _

Drake's (Fr. ) Eboracum: Or, History and Antiquities of the City ofYork, 116 Copper Plates, Printed for the Author, _2l. 12s. 6d. _ inSheets. 

Drummond's (May) Internal Revelation, the Source of saving Knowledge, &c. _J. Roberts_, _6d. _

Duck's (Steph. ) Poems on several Occasions, _W. Bickerton_, _4s. 6d. _

Duddel's (Bened. ) Supplement to the Treatise of the Diseases of theCornea and Cartaract of the Eye, &c. _J. Roberts_, _1s. _

Dudley's (J. ) Charge to the Clergy of Bedford; a Sermon at aVisitation held at Ampthill, 30th of April, 1736, _T. Osborne_, _1s. _

Duglas's (John) short Account of the State of Midwifry, Sold by theAuthor in Lad Lane, _2s. _

Duppa's (Bryan) Holy Rules and Helps to Devotion, _J. Fox_, _1s. _

Dyche's Guide to the English Tongue, 21st Edit. _R. Ware_, _1s. _

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Easter still recoverable: Or, A Method proposed for rectifying thatgreat and fundamental Solemnity on which all the rest depend, &c. _J. Wilford_, _6d. _

Elegy on the lamentable Death of the truly beloved Lady, Madam Geneva, _T. Cooper_, _6d. _

Ellis's (Will. ) new Experiments in Husbandry for the Month of April, Mess. _Fox_, _Meadows_, _Astley_, _2s. _

Elwall's (E. ) Grand Question in Religion considered, whether we shallobey God or Man, Christ or his Apostles, &c. _J. Noon_, _6d. _

Emblems for the Entertainment of Youth, 62 Copper Plates, _R. Ware_, _2s. 6d. _

England's Doom, a Poem, _R. Amey_, _6d. _

English Presbyterian Eloquence, by an Admirer of Episcopy, _J. Roberts_, _6d. _

Enquiry (An) into the Life and Writings of Homer, 2d. Edit. WithCopper Plates, _J. Oswald_, _6s. _

Epistle (An) to a Young Nobleman from his Preceptor, _L. Gilliver_, _1s. _

Epistle (An) to his Grace the D. Of Grafton, on the Marriage of thePrince of Wales, with the Princess of Saxa Gotha, _A. Dodd_, _1s. _

Epistle (An) to the Quakers upon the losing their Tythe-Bill, _J. Roberts_, _6d. _

Erasmus Moriæ Encomium: Or, The Praise of Folly, transl. By Bp. Kennet, 5th Edit. _J. Wilford_, _3s. 6d. _

Essay on the Sinking Fund, &c. _J. Peele_, _1s. _

Every Man his own Lawyer: Or, A Summary of the Laws of England in aNew Method so plainly treated of, that all Persons may be acquaintedwith our Laws, _J. Hazard_, _S. Birt_, _C. Corbett_, _5s. _

Examination (An) of Mr Samuel Chandler's History of Persecution, _J. Roberts_, _1s. _

Expostulatory (An) Letter from One of the People called Quakers to theCraftsman, _T. Cooper_, _6d. _

F. 

Fall of Bob, a Tragedy, _J. Purser_, _6d. _

Fatal Conveyances of Ministerial Influence, &c. _A. Dodd_, _1s. _

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