Catalogue of Martin's Circulating Library, at no. 45, Main-Street, Boston.

Catalogue of Martin's Circulating Library, at no. 45, Main-Street, Boston.

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TERMS of the CIRCULATING-LIBRARY.

CATALOGUE OF BOOKS.

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CATALOGUE OF BOOKS.

AWBREY's Miscellanies, vol. 1

Allen's Alarm, 1

Arts and Sciences, by Chambers, fol. 1

—By a Society, 4

Addison's Works, 1

—Plays, 1

—Evidence, 1

Architecture by Ware, 1

Atkyns's Reports, 1

Ainsworth's Dictionary, 4to. & 8vo.

Account of Fraud's (pamphlet)

Abelard and Eloisa, 1

Annual Register from 80 to 84 inclusive,

Art of Speaking, 1

Astronomy, by Ferguson, 1

—By Keil, 1

Anson's Voyage, 1

Art of Knowing Mankind, 1

Anatomy, by Keily, 1

—by Northcote, 1

Abernethy, on the Attributes, 2

Ar [...]a [...]s, Prince of Betlis, 1

Amelia, 1

Amelia Harcourt, [...]

[Page] Adventures of a Bank Note, vol. 4

—of David Simple, 2

—of Jack Smart, 1

—of a Valet, 2

—of Mr. Loveil, 2

—of a Pilgrim, 1

—of Telamachus, 2

—of a Hackney-Coach, 2

—of an Atom, 2

—of a Goldheaded Cane, 2

—of Common Sense, 2

Arabian Nights Entertainment, 4

Altamont's Letters, 1

Abbassai, an Eastern Tale, 2

Anna, a Novel, 4

BURROW's Reports, [...]

Burn's Justice, 4

Bacon's Abridgement, fol. 5

Biographical Dictionary, 8

Baron De Tott, 1

Buchan's Medicine, 1

Bonnycastle's Arithmetick, 1

Bennet's Christiian Oratory, 2

Babler, 2

B [...]llingbrook's Works, 5

Boerhaave's Academical Lectures, 6

—Institutes, 6

Burke on the Sublime, 8

Bellasarius, 1

Beauties of History, 2

—of Spectator, 2

—of Watts, 1

—of Shakespear, 1

—of Swift, 1

—of Pope, 1

—of Harvey, 1

—of Ste [...]ne, 1

[Page] Bibles of all sorts

Blair's Lectures, vol. 3

—Sermons, 2

Blackstone's Commentaries, 4

Barrow's Naval History, 4

Burkitt, on the New Testament, 1

Burlamaqui, on Natural and political Law, 2

Berkley's Minute Philosophy, 1

Bridon's Tour, 2

Brook, on Angling, 1

Bate's Hebrew Lexicon, 2

Boyer's French Gammar, 1

Bartholomew Sapskull, 2

Brothers, 2

Betty Barnes, 2

Bet [...]y Thoughtless, 2

Beau turned Philosopher, 1

Boyle's Voyages, 1

CRITICAL REVIEW, for 1785, [...]

Campbell's Rhetorick, 2

Clara, or the Affections of the Heart, 2

Complete Letter Writer, 1

Charles XII. 1

Count Fathom, 2

Charles Wentworth, 3

Citizen of the World, 2

Cullen's Institutes, 1

—Practice of Physick, 4

—Synopsis, in Latin, 2

—Materia Medica, 2

Christiana, 2

Collection of Voyages, 7

Culpepper's English Physician, 1

Cato's Letters, 1

Corderii, Latin and English,

Countess of Rain [...]worth, [...]

[Page] Chamba [...]'s French Grammar,

Connoisseurs de Temps,

Chesterfield's Letters, vol. 4

Complete Farmer, 4to.

Childrens Friend, 3

Clark's Introduction to making Latin,

Capel's Shakespear, 10

Cook's Voyage, by Forster, with Observations, 4to.

—last Voyage, 4to. & a seperate port fol. of Plates.

Chapone's Letters, 1

Cicero's Orations, 2

Congreve's Plays, 1

Champion on Commerce, Pamphlet,

Christina, and Eloisa de Livarot, 2

Cecilia, 5

Clarissa Harlowe, 8

Correspondent, 2

Country Seat, 2

Chinese Hermit, 2

Cautious Lover, 2

Clementia, 2

Cleveland's Life, 4

Coalition, 2

Court Tales, 1

Charles Osborn. 1

Convent, or the History of Julia, 2

Charles Beau [...], 2

Captive, or History of Mr. Clifford, 2

Constantia P [...]ips, 3

Chry [...], or the Adventures of a Guinea, 4

Cottage, 3

Cur [...] of Coventry, 2

Count de B—, 1

[Page]DACIER's PLATO, 2

Doddridge's Lectures, 4to.

—Rise and Progress, 1

—Sermon's, 1

Death of Abel, 1

Davidson's Virgil, 2

Duncomb's Horace, 4

Duty of Man, by Venn, 8

Dryden's Works,

Dictionaries, Chamber's—Sheridan's—Kenrick's—Boyer's—Ainsworth's—Ash's—Johnson's—Bayley's—Barclay's—Entick's—Fenning's.

Dodd's Thoughts. [...]

Deism, [...]

Dodsley's Poems.

Dean of Coleraine, 3

Don Quixote, 4

Delia Stanhope, 2

Devil on Two Sticks, 1

ENFIELD's SPEAKER, 1

—Exercise, 1

OEconomy of human Life, 1

Eliza's Letters, 1

Ellis's Husbandry, 2

Elegant Extracts, 1

AEsops Fables, Latin and English, 1

Edwards on the Will, 2

Emma Corbet, 2

Eloisa, by Rosseau, 4

Emily Montague, 4

Evelina, 3

Errors of Innocence, 5

Eleanora, 2

[Page]FEMALE SPECTATOR, 4

—American, 2

—Foundling, 2

—Stability, 5

—Quixote, 2

Friends, 2

Fine Lady, 2

Fruitless Enquiry, 1

Fordyce's Moral Philosophy, 1

—Addresses, 1

—Art of Preaching, 1

Ferguson's Roman Republick, 3

Freeholder, 1

Fisher's Arithmetick, 1

Fieldings Works, 10

Francis' Horace, 4

Feelings of the Heart, 1

Fortunate Parish Girl, 2

—Country Maid, 2

Fortune-Teller, 2

Fool of Quality, 5

French Lady, 2

Felicia and Charlotte, 2

Fanny, 3

GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS, [...]

Guthrie's History of the World, 13

—Geographical Grammar, 1

Goldsmith's History of Greece, 2

—of Rome, 4

—of England, 2

—of Animated Nature, 8

—Essays, 1

Gangenelli's Letters, 2

Glass's Cookery, 1

Greek and Latin Testament,

—Grammar, by Milner,

[Page] Greek Testament, with Latin on one side,

—Grammar, by Ward, and Moore, 1

Gilbert's Common Pleas, 1

Gibbon's Roman Empire, 6

Guardian, 2

Griffith's Essays, 1

—Collection of Novels, 3

Gill on the Canticles, 4to.

Gay's Fables,

G [...]guet's Origin of Laws,

General Election, [...]

Gil Blas, 4

Generous Guardian, 2

HALE's Pleas of the Crown,

Henry on the New Testament, fol. 2

Harris's Hermes,

—Philosophical Arrangements,

—Philosophical Enquiries,

H [...]me's Rhetorick,

Heis [...]r's Surgery, 4to.

Hume's History of England, 8

— [...], 2

Homers, Greek and Latin, 2

Hayley's Ess [...]y [...] on Truth,

Hutchinson's History of Massachusetts Bay, 2

History of England, by [...] 2

—by Question and Answer, 1

H [...]m on Fevers, 1

[...] A [...]m [...]tics, 1

[...] [...]

— [...], 1

Heathen [...],

[...], 1

—Wa [...]r, 3

—Stuart, 2

High [...], 2

[...] [...]nker, 2

[...], 1

Henry and Francis,

[Page]JULIET De ROUSBIGNIA, 2

Johnson's Dictionary, 2

—Lives, 4

—Plays, 1

Jenny [...]' Disquisition, 1

— [...] Evidence, 1

Junius' Letters, 2

[...]ler, 2

Instruction for a Lady, 1

Josephus, by W [...]ston, 6

Journey through Life, 2

Jack Connor, 2

Julia Mandeville, 2

Joe Thomson, 2

Indiana, or the Virtuous Orphan, 2

Joseph Andrews, 2

Juliana Harley, 2

Incognita, or Emily Villars, 2

Joshua Truman, 2

Invincible Spy, 2

Juniper Jack, 3

Juliet Granville, 8

Interesting Memoirs, 2

KAIM's ELEMENTS of Criticism, 2

—Sketches on Man, 4

—Principles of Equity, 1

Knox on Education, 2

LOCKE's ESSAYS, 2

—on Education, 1

Littlet [...]n's Dialogues, 1

Lady Francis and Carolina, 4

L [...]y Barton, 3

La Belle [...], 4

Liberal Opinions, 4

[Page] Livii, 4

Life of Cromwell, 1

—of Nash, 1

—of Colonel Gardiner, 1

—of Mrs. Bellamy, [...]

—of Jonathan Wild, 1

— [...]n [...] Adventu [...] of [...], 1

L [...]rt's Agriculture, 1

[...] Sur [...]ying, 1

L [...]y M [...]g [...]' [...] L [...]tters 2

L [...] Riv [...]' L [...]tters, 2

[...], Rawlin [...], 2

[...] of Salisbury, 2

L [...]y [...], 2

Lady's [...], 2

[...] Greaves, 1

MILLAR on RANKS, 1

Mediator, by Thompson, 1

Ma [...]m [...] Thely [...], 3

Montague' [...] [...], 3

Martin's Philosophical [...], 1

—Memoirs, 5

—Philosophy, 3

[...], fol. 2

Marshall [...]n Sa [...]ct [...]ficati [...],

[...], 3

Montague' [...] Rise, &c. 1

[...] keeping, 1

M [...]r's Trav [...]ls through France, 2

—Italy, 2

— [...]

Sedu [...]n, 2

[...] Review for 84 and 85,

[...], 4

[...], 3

[...] 4to

[...], 1

[...], 1

[Page] Morality of Shakespear,

Montesque's Spirit of Laws,

Man of Nature, 2

—of the World, 2

—of Quality, 2

—of Feeling, 1

—of Honour, 3

Mason on Self Knowledge,

Magazine, Westminster,

—Lady's,

—Universal,

—Town and Country,

—Gentleman's,

—London, to June 85.

Matrimony, 2

Memoirs of Manners, 2

—of Mr. S—, 2

—of Mrs. Williams, 2

—of Mr. Alwyn, a Player, 2

—of a Young Lady, 2

—of Madam Dubarre, 2

Modern Wife, 2

Marm [...]ntel's Tales, 2

Modern Story Teller, 2

NEWTON's LETTERS.

—Cardi [...]nia, 2

—Principles 4to. 1

[...], by Wilson, 1

—by Nickolson, 1

N [...]g [...]nt's Grant Tour, 4

[...] on Virtue, 1

Nature Delineated, 1

OM [...]RON' [...] LETTERS. 1

[...] 4

[Page]PRIESTLY's Corruptions, [...]

—on Electricity, 4to. 1

Parsonage House, 3

Pamela, 4

Preceptor, 2

Perry's Man of Business,

Pompey the Little,

Plutarch's Lives,

Phaedrus Fables, Latin and English,

—Discoveries, by Newton, 1

Pope's Works, 6

—Essay on Man,

—Illiad and Odyssey,

Paradise Lost and Regained,

Pott's Works, [...]

Protestant Preacher, [...]

Prideaux Connection, 4

Pilgrim's Progress, 1

Pomfret's Poems, 1

Polite Conversation,

Pearch's Poems, 1

Perplexities of Riches, 2

Pleasing Instructor, 2

Pupil of Pleasure, 4

Peruvian Letters, 2

Peregrine Pickle, 2

Pictures of the Heart, 1

Parasite, 2

RULE of LIFE,

R [...]las,

Rollin's Roman History, 1 [...]

—Belle Letters, 4

Robertson's History of America, 3

—of Scotland, 2

—of Charles V. 1

Raynald's History of the Indies, 4

Revolutions of America, 8

Rabelais Works,

[Page] Rowe's Letters, 2

Rousseau's Emilius, 4

Rambler, 4

Remarkable Tryals, 2

Recess, or Tales of other Times 3

Robinson Crusoe, 2

Roderick Random, 2

Ring, [...]

Recoboni [...]'s Letters,

SEALY's GEOGRAPHY,

Spectator,

Sally's Memoirs,

Shenston's Poems,

—Letters,

Smarts Horace,

Stanhope on the Epistles.

Sermons—Atkinson's, Sherlock's, Sterne's, Harvey's▪ Shirley's, Doddridge's, Watts, Blair's, Chandler's, White's, Stockdale's, Cole's.

Strange's Reports,

Stackhouse's History of the Bible,

Sanderson's Algebra

Swift's Works, 1

Sterne's Sermons, [...]

—Sentimental Journey, [...]

—Works, [...]

—Letters,

Seaman's Daily Assistant.

Savage's Work [...], 2

Salmon's Gramm [...],

— [...],

Sanford and M [...]n, 2

Smith's Opti [...], 2

Smith's Moral [...], 1

—W [...] N [...]i [...]ns, 3

Simpson's [...],

Se [...]eca's [...],

Spiritual Qui [...], 3

[Page] S [...]reveli's Lexicon.

Scripture Lexicon▪

Sheridan's Art of Reading▪

—Lectures, 2

Stanley and Temple, 2

Sidney B [...]dd [...]lph, 3

Stage Coach, 1

Sylph, 2

Sir William Harrington, 4

Sir Charles Grandison, 7

S [...]arron's C [...]mick Romance,

Sketches from Nature, or the History of E. and H. and F. and L. Stanley, 1

Sentimental Excursion, [...]

Sorrows of Wer [...]er,

TRAVELS of CYRUS.

Two Mentors,

Telamacus in French, 1

Trimmer's Introduction to Nature.

—to the Old and New Testament.

Travels into France and Italy by a Lady. 1

Terry's Voyage to the East Indies, 1

Thompson's Works, 4

—Seasons.

Tatler.

T [...]slot on Health, 1

T [...]r [...]y's Memoirs.

Thickness' Journey th [...]ugh France, 2

Testaments in Latin.

—English.

Two Modern Adventures, 2

[...] Reverie, 2

Tom Jones, 4

The Friends, 2

UNFORTUNATE Union, 2

—Nobleman, [...]

Unfortunate Wi [...]e, 2

[Page] Voltair's Ignorant, Philosopher,

—do. Works, 36

—do. Lewis, 3

Vertots Rome, 2

Vicar of Wakefield, 1

WATTS's Works, 4

—Logic, 1

—Glory of Christ, 1

—Lyric Poems, 1

—Miscellaneous Thoughts,

—On Prayer,

Weston's Agriculture, 1

Wild's Surveying, 1

Wit [...]ius on the Covenants, 3

Watson's Chemical Essays 4

—'s Philip II. 3

Wedding Ring, 3

Woman of Honour, 3

Wil [...]on's Reports, two vol. in one,

Webb's Arbitration.

Woman of Fashion, [...]

XENOPHON De CYRE.

YOUNGS LATIN DICTIONARY.

Young Man's Compa [...]io [...].

Young's Works,

—Night Thoughts,

ZADEG.

PLAYS—New—I'll Tell You What—Scottish Village—Heiress—Irene—Fair Peruvian—Strangers at Home—Ro [...]—Virgin [...] Country Wife.

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CATALOGUE OF Martin's CIRCULATING LIBRARY. AT No. 45, MAIN-STREET, BOSTON.

PRINTED BY EDMUND FREEMAN.

M,DCC,LXXXVI.

TERMS of the CIRCULATING-LIBRARY.

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Catalogue of Martin's Circulating Library, at no. 45, Main-Street, Boston.

Martin's Circulating Library.

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Shipton 44915

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