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The Univerfal Library of Hiftorians, (viz,.)The Oriental, Greek, Latin, French,G-rmm, Spanish, Italian, Englifo, and others; containing an Account of theirLives, the Abridgments, Chronology, and Geography, of their Hiftories ;with Critical Obiervations one their Stile and Character, and a Catalogueof the Several Editions of their Works, in 2 vol. in,8w.
The Life of Guzman D'Alfarache: To which is added, The celebrated Tragi-comedy Caieftma, written in Spanifh by Mateo Aleman, done into Englijl) fromthe new French Verfion, and compar'd with the Original by feveral hands.Adorn'd with Sculptures by Gafper Bouttats in two Volumes in 8vo.
The Life and Adventures of Lazarillo de Formes, written by himfelf; Trans-lated from the Original Spanijh, and illuftrated with 20 curious Copper Cuts,in 2 Parts in twelves.
The Nature of Uncleannefs confider'd ,• wherein is difcours'd of the Caufesand Confequences of this Sin, and the Duties of fuch as are under the Guiltof it: To which is added, A Difcourfe concerning the Nature of Chaftity andthe Means of obtaining it. By J. F. Ojlervald Minifter of the Church ofNeufcbattel, Author of a TreatiSe of the Caufes of the prefent Corruption ofChriftians. A CatechiSm, &c. In large Octavo.
The Gentleman's Dictionary in three Parts; viz.. The Art of Riding theGreat Horfe : Containing the Terms and PhraSes ufed in the Manage, and theDifeafes and Accidents of Horfes. 2. The Military Art, explaining the Termsand Phrafes us'd in Field or Garrifon, the Terms relating to Artillery, theWorks and Motions of Attack and Defence, and the Poft and Duty of all theOfficers in the Army: Illuftrated with Hiftorical Inftances taken from theActions of our Armies. 3. The Art of Navigation : Explaining the Terms ofNaval Affairs ,• as, Building, Rigging, Working, and Fighting of Ships, the Poftand Duty of Sea-Officers; withHiitoricalExamples taken from theActionsofourFleet. Each Pare done Alphabetically from the 16th Edition of the OriginalFrench pubiifh'd by the Sieur GuilUt, and dedicated to the Dauphin. With largeAdditions, Alterations, and Improvements, adapted to the Cuftcms and Actionsof the Englijh; and above 40 curious Cuts that were not in the Original. In 8w.Of Wifdom, in three Books; written originally in French by the Sieur deCharron : With an Account of the Author. Made Englijli by George Stanhope,D. D. Dean of Canterbury, and Chaplain in Ordinary to Her Majefty. TheSecond Edition. In 8vo.
The Compleat Horfeman, or Perfect Farrier a in two Parts: Part 1. dis-covering the fureft Marks of the Beauty, Goodnefs, Faults, and Imperfectionsof Horfes ,• the beft Method of Breeding and Backing of Colts, making theirMouths, Buying, Dieting,and otherwife ordering of Horfes. The Act of Shooing,with the feveral forts of Shooes adapted to the various Defects of bad Feet, andthe Prcfervation of good. The Art of Riding and Managing the Great Horfe,&c. Part 2. contains the Signs and Caufes of their Difeaies, with the true Me-thod of curing them. Written in F-ench by the Sieur de Soleyfell, Querry to theprefent King of -France, and one of the Royal Academy of Paris. Abridg'dfromthe Folio done into Englijh by Sir William Hope, with the Addition of feveralexcellent Receipts by our belt Farriers,- and Directions to the Buyers andSellers of Horfes. Illultrated with feveral Copper Plates. In 8w.