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Rafmus's Preface to his Paraphrase
on the Gospel of St. Matthew, and
the Apoftolical Epiftles, pr. 1. Cooper.
2. A fhort System of useful Informa-
tions and Instructions, pr. 2d. Trye.

3. A modeft Defence of Mr. Wing field's
Sermon. By Martin de la Garde, pr. 6d.
Withers.

4. A farther Enquiry into the Mofaick Account of the Fall. By Thomas [Sherlock] Lord Bishop of London, pr. 1s. Whifton.

5. The glorious Truth of Univerfal Grace and Atonement, exalted, in a Treatife concerning Election, Reprobation, &c. By J. Thompfon, pr. 35. 6d. Ellis, Meadows, Baldwin.

6. A Letter in Defence of Dr. Middleton, pr. 6d. Payne.

7. A Charge to the Clergy belonging to the Archdeaconry of Middlefex. By F. Allen, D. D. pr. 6d. Shuckburgh.

Biography, Hiftory, and Heraldry. 8. A Journey from Aleppo to Jerusa lem at Eafter, 1677. 7th Edition. By Henry Maundrell, M. A. pr. 5s. Meadows.

9. The Eloge of Profeffor Boerbaave. By Mr. Fontenelle. Tranflated into English by William Burton, M. D. pr. 15. Lintot.

10. The Life of Cleopatra, Queen of Egypt, pr. 1s. Cooper.

11. London and Middlefex illuftrated; by a true and explicit Account of the Names, Refidence, Genealogy, and Coat Armour of the Nobility, principal Merchants, and other eminent Families: All blazoned in their proper Colours, with References thereunto. By John Warburton, Efq; Somerfet Herald, F. R. S. Printed by C. and J. Ackers, in St. John's-Street ; and Sold by R. Baldwin, jun. at the Rofe in Pater-Nofter-Row, pr. 2s. 6d. stitched in Blue Covers.

GEOGRAPHY and PHILOSOPHY, &c.

12. Harmoniacks: Or, The Philofophy of Mufical Sounds. By Robert Smith, D. D. F. R. S. pr. 6s. Whifton.

13. A new Hiftorical and Geographical Grammar. Illustrated with a Set of new Maps. By Mr. Salmon, pr. 6s. Johnften.

14. The Projection of the Sphere, Orthographick, Stereographick, and Gnomɔnical. By W. Emerfon, pr. 2s. 6d. Innys.

15. Phyfico Theology. By W. Derbam, D. D. In 2 Vols. on a fine Paper and Elzivir Letter, pr. 3s. 6d. bound in Calf. Innys.

MISCELLANEOUS.

16. Antient and prefent State of Military Law in Great Britain, confider'd, pr. 15. Orven.

17. Obfervations on a Pamphlet, entitled, Remarks on the different Conflructions of Bridger, &c. pr. 6d. "Owen,

18. A Letter from a Perfon of Diftinction, to the Right Hon. J-E- of Eg―t, pr. 15. Cobbam.

19. The true and real Interest of Great Britain confider'd, with Regard to the impending Rupture of the Northern Powers, pr. 1s. Carpenter.

20 An Essay towards an History of the English Tongue. Part I. By J. Free, D. D. pr. 1s. 6d. Sandby.

21. A free State of the Affair betwixt the Bishop of Cork and Rofs, and Marmaduke Dallas, A. M. pr. 6d. Owen.

22. British Liberty endanger'd. By J. Burton, M. D. pr. 15. Webb. 23. Theofebia. A Vifion, pr. 6d. Owen. 24. A familiar Epistle to the most impudent Man living, pr. 6d. Millan.

25. The Mufick Speech at the Commencement in Cambridge, July 6, 1730. By J. Taylor, L. L. D. now Chancellor of Lincoin, pr. 6d. Cooper.

26. An Effay on Contentment, pr. 6d. Davidfon.

27. A Charge delivered to the Grand Jury of the City and Liberty of Westminster. By H. Fielding, Efq; pr. 1s. Millar.

28. An Essay on the Power and Harmony of Profaic Numbers, pr. ts. Cooper. 29. Some Reflections on profane Swearing. Comyns.

30. A Remonftrance of the Parliament of Paris, against levying the TwentiethPenny, pr. 6d. Cooke.

31. Ariftarcbus: Or, A Compendious and Rational Inftitution of the Latin Tongue: With a critical Differtation on the Roman Clafficks. By T. Bowles, D. D. pr. 5s. Boards. T. Payne.

Plays, Poetry, and Entertainment.

32. The Cuckoldmaker his own Executioner, pr. Is. Freeman.

33. Dalinda: Or, The Double Marriage: Being the genuine Hiftory of a very recent and interefting Adventure, pr. 35. Corbet, G. Woodfall.

34. Ode performed at the Inftallation of the Duke of Newcastle at Cambridge, July 1, 1749. By Mr. Mafon. Set to Mufick by Mr. Boyce, pr. 6d. Dodfley. (See p. 329.)

35. An Ode. occafioned by reading Mr. Weft's Tranflation of Pindar. By J. Warton, pr. 6d. Owen. (See p. 333.)

36. James I. of Scotland: A Tragedy. By the Author of Roderick Random, pr. 15. 64. 7. Ofhorn.

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37. Pelly, an Opera; being the Second Part of the Beggar's Opera. Written by Mr. Gay. A most beautiful Edition in 4to and 8vo. with Mufick finely engraved on Copper-Plates. (Formerly Sold for Six Shillings.) Now Republithed, pr. only is. R. Baldvin, jus,

Or GENTLEMAN's Monthly Intelligencer.

For AUGUST, 1749.

To be Continued. (Price Six-Pence each Month.)

Containing, (Greater Variety, and more in Quantity, than any Monthly Book of the Em buc)

I. The JauRNAL of a Learned and Poli

tical CLUB, &c. continued: Containing
the SPEECHES of C, Namifi 3, 2, Opi-
mias, M. Fabius Ambuftus, and Cn. Gavil
Les on the Motion for granting 10,000!.
to the City of Glasgow

II. Summary of the most important Affairs
in the laft Seffion of Parliament,
III. E. Bacon's Character, with his Thoughts
on Ambition.

IV. Story of Camillus, with Confiderations
against Self-Murder.

V. A Defcription of the Inland of Malta. VI. Of Oak Planting, and its Importance to the Nation.

VII. Volpont, a modern Character.

VIII. Receipt for the Staggers in Horfes.
IX. Abfurdity of a perpetual Motion.
X. Cause of Thunder and Lightning.
XI. A Warning to the Youth of both
Sexes.

XII. Intcription for the late Lieutenant Ge-
neral Sir James Campbell.

XII. Generofity and Treachery displayed, in the Story of irdelio.

XIV. Obfervations on Electricity.

With a new and correct MAP of the Weft Riding of Yorkshire, and a curious VIEW of the South-Eaft Profpect of the City of BATH, neatly engraved on Copper.

MULTUM IN PARVO.

LONDON: Printed for R. BALDWIN, jun. at the Rose in Pater-Nofter-Row. Of whom may be had, compleat Sets from the Beginning to this Time, neatly Bound, or Stitch'd, or any fingle Month to complete Sets.