A guide to the knowledge of publick affairs, both foreign and domestick, being a curious miscellany, ...
London [England] : printed for J[oseph]. Pote, at the lower end of Suffolk-Street, Charing-Cross; and sold by J. Roberts at the Oxford Arms in arwick-Lane, and the booksellers of London and Westminster,

Advertisement at end of text reads in part, "This undertaking is intended to be publish'd every Monday," and is signed and dated at end: May 4th, 1728. J[oseph]. P[ote].
Below imprint: Price  6 d.
Description based on: No. II. (May 4th, 1728).
Imprint includes year of publication.
Issue number from head of title page.
Pagination is continuous from issue to issue.
Publisher: Joseph Pote.
The weekly series intending to create both a modern history and an account of current political events.
Title continues with description of subject matter and plan of publication, reading in part: "wherein will be occasionally explained whatever relates to the several potentates in the world, ... Also an account of the several orders of knighthood, of the various religions, sects and parties, ..."
ESTC
Issues lack chronological designation; 2nd issue dated from text.
At end of publication, collected into a single volume with title: A guide into the knowledge of publick affairs.
Kings and rulers
The complete publication available on microfilm in the series: The Eighteenth Century (PSM reel 12400; no. 05 : see ESTC P6312)