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HE whole Works of Archbishop Tillotson, containing those Sermons printed in his Lifetime, and all his Posthumous ones, fince publish'd by Dr. Barker, his Chaplain. In Three Volumes, Folio.

The Works of Sir William Temple, Bart. To which is prefix'd, Some Account of the Life and Writings of the Author. In Two Volumes, Folio.

A Paraphrafe and Comment upon the Epistles and Gospels, appointed to be used in the Church of England, on all Sundays and Holidays throughout the Year. Designed to excite Devovotion, and to promote the Knowledge and Practice of fincere Piety and Virtue. By George Stanhope, D. D. Dean of Canterbury. In Four Volumes, 8υο.

The Conduct of Servants in great Families: Confifting of Differtations upon several Passages of the Holy Scriptures, relating to the Office of a Servant; with Ejaculations upon the Subject-Matter of each Difcourse. To these are annex'd, A Perfuafive to a conftant Attendance at the Devotions of the Family, and at the Holy Communion: And an earnest Exhortation to refrain from Swearing, Curfing and Drunkenness. Each of which Subjects are distinctly treated in several Chapters. To which are added, Some Directions to regulate the Private Devotions of Servants; with Prayers and Hymns for that Purpose. The whole is compos'd for the Especial Ufe of Noblemen's and Gentlemen's Servants. Very proper to be given away to Servants. 120.

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The Divinity of our Saviour proved, in an Effay on the Eternity of the Son of God.

These Two by Thomas Seaton, M. A. Chaplain to the Right Honourable Daniel Earl of Nottingham, and Fellow of Clare-Hall in Cambridge.

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Of the Law of Nature and Nations: In Eight Books. Written in Latin by Baron Puffendorf; done into English, by Basil Kennet, D. D. The Third Edition, Folio.

The Omniscience of the Son of God, an undoubted Argument of his Divinity: Being a Discourse upon St. Mark xiii. 32. I have yet many Things to say unto you, but ye cannot bear them now, John xvi. 12.

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Miscellaneous Discourses relating to the Traditions of the Scribes and Pharisees in Jesus Chrift's Time. In Two Volumes, 8vo. Vol. I. Containing, 1. A Discourse of the Nature, Authority, and Usefulness of the Misna. 2. A Table and Contents of all the Titles of the Misna. 3. A Difcourse of the Recital of the Shema, Phylacteries, the Schedules of Gates and Door-Posts. 4. Texts relating to the Religious Observation of One Day in Seven; with Notes. Vol. II. Containing Two Mifnic Titles, shabbath and Eruvin, in Hebrew and English; with Notes. To which is prefix'd, A Letter from Mr. Ockley, Profeffor of Arabick in Cambridge; occafion'd by his Perufal of this Work.

Letter to Eufebia, occafioned by Mr. Toland's Letters to Se

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These Three by W. Wotton, D. D.

Reflections upon Ancient and Modern Learning: To which is added a Defence thereof, in Answer to the Objections of Sir W. Temple, and others: With Observations on the Tale of a Tub, by W. Wotton, D. D. As also a Differtation upon the Epistles of Themistocles, Socrates, and the Fables of Afop. By R. Bentley, D.D. The Third Edition, 8vo.

An Account of Denmark. The Third Edition.

A short Narrative of the Life of Count Patkul, a Nobleman of Livonia, who was broke alive upon the Wheel in Great Poland, 1707. Together with the Manner of his Execution. Written by the Lutheran Minister who afsisted him in his last Hours. Faithfully translated out of a High Dutch Manuscript, by L. M. The Second Edition. Price I S.

All the Proceedings in Relation to the Ailsbury-Men, committed by the House of Commons; and the Report of the Lords Journal, and Reports of the Conferences, and of a Free Conference: Together with what stands upon the Journal of the House of Commons, in the Reign of K. James I. in the Case between Sir Francis Goodwyn and Sir John Fortescue.

Ashby and White; or, The Debates of the House of Commons in January, 1704. concerning some Procceedings in Law, in relation to an Election at Ailsbury: Containing the Speeches of Mr. Comper, (now Earl Comper) Marquis of Hartington, (now Duke of Devonshire,) Mr. Harley, (now Earl of Oxford) Mr. Harcourt, (now Lord Harcourt) Sir Peter King, (now Lord ChiefJustice of the Common-pleas) Sir Edward Seymour, Sir Chriftopher Musgrave, Mr. Dormer, (now one of the Justices of the CommonPleas) Sir Gilb. Dolben, Sir H. Mackworth, Sir J. Jekyl, (now Mafter of the Rolls) Sir T. Powis, Sir T. Littleton, Sir J. Hawles, Mr. Lowndes, Mr. Freeman, &c. on that Occafion. in Otαυο. Price 3 s. 6 d.

Gloffographia Anglicana Nova; or, A Dictionary interpreting such hard Words of whatever Language, as are at prefent us'd in the English Tongue; with their Etymologies, Definitions,

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finitions, &c. Also the Terms of Divinity, Law, Physick, Mathematicks, History, Agriculture, Logick, Metaphysicks, Grammar, Poetry, Musick, Heraldry, Architecture, Painting, War, and all other Arts and Sciences, are herein explain'd, from the best modern Authors; as, Archbishop Tillotfon, Sir William Temple, Sir Isaac Newton, Dr. Harris, Dr. Gregory, Mr. Locke, Mr. Evelyn, Mr. Dryden, Mr. Blount, &c. very useful to all those that defire to understand what they read.

A Compleat Collection of State-Tryals, and Proceedings upon Impeachments for High-Treason, and other Crimes and Misdemeanors, from the Reign of King Henry the Fourth to the End of the Reign of Queen Anne. In Four Volumes. With an exact Alphabetical Table to the whole.

Fables of Asop, and other Eminent Mythologists; with Moral Reflections. By Sir Roger L'Estrange, Kr.

Lex Parliamentaria; or, A Treatise of the Law and Custom of the Parliaments of England. By G. P. Esq; With an Appendix of a Cafe in Parliament, between Sir Francis Goodwyn and Sir John Fortescue, for the Knight's Place for the County of Bucks, 1 Jac. I.

Magna Britannia Notitia; or, The present State of GreatBritain, with divers Remarks upon the Ancient and Present State thereof. By John Chamberlain, Esq; Fellow of the Royal Society. The Five and Twentieth Edition of the -South Part call'd England, and Fourth of the North Part call'd Scotland: With Improvements; and more Exact and Larger Additions in the Lift of the Officers, &c. than in any former Impreffion. In Two Parts. With his Majesty's Royal Privilege.

Politica Sacra & Civilis; or, A Model of Civil and Ecclefiaftical Government: Wherein, besides the Positive Doctrine concerning the State and Church in general, are debated the Principal, Controverfies of the Times concerning the Constitution of the State and Church of England, tending to Righteousness, Truth and Peace. By George Lawson. The Second Edition.

An Account of Sueden, together with an Extract of the History of that Kingdom. By a Person of Note, who refided many Years there. The Third Edition. Price I s.

Memoirs of the most material Transactions in England, for the last Hundred Years preceding the Revolution in 1688. By James Wellwood, M. D. Fellow of the College of Physicians. The Sixth Edition, 120. Price 2 s. 6. d.

Experiments and Observations upon Oriental and other Bezoar Stones, which prove them to be of no use in Physick: Gascoin's Powder distinctly examin'd. To which is annex'd, A Vindication of Sugars, against the Charge of Dr. Willis, &c. By Frederick Slare, M. D. Fellow of the College of Physicians. 8vo. Price 2 s.