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2. An Introductory difcourse concerning Geography, Navigation,Government , Commerce , Religion , Travel , and Instructions forTravellers .

Z. A Geographical description of Europe .

4. The Voyage of D. Manuel Gonzales to great Britain .

5. The Travels of John Story through Sweden.

6 . A Description of Mufcovy ,

7. S. r Thomas Overbury’s observations in Iris travels; how,and why the Dutch reuolted front the Spain Government; front Spa-nish Netherlands, France &c.

8. A Tour in France , and Italy made

S>. Travels of William Davis : Of Civiti Yecchia, Algier,Tunis, Leghorn, Naples, the River of Amazons, Malta, and Cyprus,

10. Usher’s Asia &c.

11. A general account of the Turkish Empire .

12. The much esteemed Voyage of Henry Blount of Venice,Dalmatia , Sclavonia, Bofnia , Hungary , Macedonia , Tessaly , Thrace,Rhodes , Egypt &c.

15. Nicholas Nicholay's Voyages into Turkey .

14. The Preacher’s Travels to the confines of the East-Indies,through Syria, Mesopotamia, Armenia, Media, Hyrcania, Parthia,Persia, Susiana, Assyria, Chaldea, Arabia. Penned byM. John Cart-wright . To this are added Anthony Shirley’s Entertainementat the Court of Persia . &c.

15. The 10. Years travels into Africa , Asia &c. made by W.Biddulph , Jefferis Kirbie , Ed. Abbot , I. Elkin , JasperTyon .

16 . A Voyage to Mount Lybany by Jerom Dandini Jesuit.

Vol. VIII. Vol. II. with an Index to both Vol.

1. The Hisiory of the Court of the Ring of China by MichaelBAudier Ambassador &c.

2. Of China by Bernardin Escalanta ; as also of Portugal,of Guiney , Calcut , Brasil , Malaca &c.

3. Of Siam by Pedro de Sa .

4. The Revolution in the King. m of Siam in Letters writteni<588.-8y.

5. Francis Bernier’ s Voyage to Surate.

6 . Captain Robert Coverte’ s true repport of a traveling English-man through Indies.

7. William Bruton's news from the East Indies. With other