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z. Fragments of ancient Poetry, collc&ed in the highlands ofScotland, and translated froni the Galiick , or Erse Language.

4. V/hxtworth’s Charles Account of Ruilia as it was in theyear 1710.

5. Hentzner’s Paul Journey into England in the year 1598.

6. Gilbert-CooPER’s John Project for raifing an Hospital for de-cayed Authors.

7. Spence’s Parallel ; in the manner of Plutarch, between a mostcelebrated Man of Florence; and one, fcarce ever heard of in En-gland ( viz: the life and comparifon of Sign/ Magliabechi, andM. r Hili.) London 1J65. 2, Vol. 8.

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The Philofopher in three Converfations, z. parts. London 1771.2. Vol. 8. the I. part wants.

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Tompson's Andrew Memoirs , or the fortunate Villagcr. Dublin1 76z. 2. Vol. in one 12.

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Crito, or Essays on various fubjects. London 17 66. 8.

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Herbert’s Edward of Chirbury. Dialogue between a Tutor»and his Pupii. London 1 j68. 4.

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Harington’s John fThe. Translator of Ariosto) and others Nu-ga; antiqua;, or mifcellaneous Collection of Original papers in prose,and verse ; written in the Reigns of Henry VIII., Edward VI., Mary ,Elisabeth, JamesI. &c. with an original plate of the Princefs Elisabethengraved 1554., and an Appendix of Leiters from a Georgian Mer-ebant at Bath to bis Friend in London. London 1769. 12.

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A Dialogue between a Country Farmer, and a Juryman on thesubject of Libels. London 1770. 8*

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Speeches, and Letters 8. Two Speeches of a late Lord Chancel-lor. London. 1770. 8. N. i.