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1990年10月

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東京経済大学は、今年創立九十周年を迎えました。この「ローダデール伯文庫」と「三橋文庫」の展示会及び目録の作成は、それを記念する事業のひとつとして企画されました。
両文庫とも、最近本学図書館に収蔵された特色ある個人コレクションです。

「ローダデール伯文庫」は、英国の名門貴族の出身で、政治家でもあり、またアダム・スミスと同時代の経済学者、とくにスミスの経済理論を最初に批判した人としても知られている第八代ローダデール伯爵の蔵書で、その全部ではありませんが、その中の経済関係
文献の主要部分が本学の入手するところとなったと推定されておりまず。伯爵自身の書き込みのある文献も少なくありません。

「三橋文庫」は、本学の母体である大倉商業学校の出身者で、長年東京神田で古書店明治堂を経営した故三橋猛雄氏が、家業の傍ら営々として収集した数千点にのぼる明治前期の刊行物です。彼はそれについて詳細な文献目録を作成し、出版しております。
これらは先人から受け継いだ貴重な文化遺産であり、広く活用さるべきでありますが、それには今後長い時間をかけて整理することが必要です。そこで創立九十周年という機会を借りてその内容をとりあえず紹介することにした次第です。なお、今年は議会開設百周年にも当たりますので、「三橋文庫」とも関係が深い「五日市憲法草案」（本学図書館所蔵）
も展示品に加えました。

今回の展示と目録が、御覧いただく皆様に何程かお役に立ちますことを、心から希っております。

東京経済大学学長

本学図書飽所蔵ローダデール伯文庫の一部

荒川幾男

44．〔ガルニエ，G．〕1754−1821『経済学原理』〔1796〕
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ローダデール伯爵年譜

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ローダデール伯爵著作一覧

・………………・・…………・・……・…・…………・………・ix

ローダデール伯文庫目録……・…………・…・・……………・……………・・…・……・…1
書名索引……・……・……・……・……・……・…・・……………・…・……………・・………165

著者名索引・………∴………………・………・・……・…∴……・……………・・…・……200ローダデール伯爵とその文庫について

杉山忠平（東京経済大学教授）

第8代牛偏ダデール伯ジェイムズ・メイトランド（1759−1839）はエディンバラで第7代
ローダデール伯の次男として生まれ、エディンバラ大学を経て、オクスフォード大学のト
リニティ・カレッジで一学期学んだのち、グラスゴウ大学に移った。グラスゴウではアダム・スミスの高弟であるジョン・ミラー教授のもとで学んだ。その意味では彼はスミスの孫弟子にあたる。しかしこのことは後述のようにスミス経済学にたいする、彼の批判的態度を妨げるものではなかった。ついで彼は名門法学院の一つリンカンズ・インで3年間学
び、1780年にスコットランド弁護士会会員の資格を取得した。

同年の総選挙で南西イングランドの一選挙区から下院議員に当選し、パークの財政改革法案、フォックスのアメリカ和平動議、フォックスの東インド法案などを支持した。1784
年の総選挙でもおなじくイングランドの他選挙区から再選、ヘイスティングズ弾劾委員会に参加するなど、ウイッグ派議員として活躍した。1789年父の死によって家督をつぎ、第8代ローダデール伯となり、翌90年、スコットランドを代表する上院議員となった。
上院議員としても彼は対フランス干渉戦争への反対、人身保護律停止法案への反対等、政権党への反対活動に挺身した。そのため1796年、1802年とつづけてスコットランド代表
上院議員に任じられなかったが、ウイッグ政権の成立によって、1806年恒久的に上院議員の地位を得ることになった。

同年枢密院委員となり、またヤーマス伯フランシス・シーモアとともに対仏和平交渉の全権委員ともなった。そして政権交替とともにふたたび野党陣営の指導的メンバーとして活躍した。1821年にはアザミ勲章を贈られたが、やがて政見を変え、トーリーに転じた。

しかし選挙法改正法案への反対投票を別とし、晩年は目立った政治活動をせず、むしろサールステイン・カースルなる自邸に陰棲し、農事への年来の関心に没頭した。
以上の経歴が示すように、彼はさまざまな現実問題と積極的にかかわりながら、主著『公富の性質と起源についての一研究』（1804）のほか、諸種の主題について約20点にものぼる著作をのこした。

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主著の書名が示唆するであろうように、同書で富や価値の要因といった基本的な問題についてスミスの『国富論』に異を唱えて、いわば最初の公然たるスミス批判者となったば
かりでなく、その他多くの論点でスミス以降の主流的学説にたいして異端的な議論を展開
し、従来とかく忘れられた経済学者の位置におかれがちであった。経済学者としての彼の再評価の機運は比較的近年のことに属するといってよい。
彼の再評価は、蔵書家としての側面においても、にわかに要請されるところとなった。

これまですぐれた経済学者のすぐれた個人蔵書としては、一橋大学のメンガー文庫、同大学とハーヴァード大学のシュムペーター文庫、千葉商大や名古屋商大のハロッド文庫、ケンブリッジ大学のケインズ文庫等がよく知られているが、古典的時代のものの個人蔵書としては、ローダデール文庫は、量的にいっても質的にいっても、他に類例をみないといってよい。

その一部が東京大学にあるアダム・スミス文庫の全貌は水田洋教授の徹底的な調査によって知られるようになっており（Hiroshi

Mizuta，、4磁〃2S〃z肋〃伽η，

Cambridge，

1967）、その一層の完全化の努力の成果の近刊も期待されているが、そこに含まれる経済・
政治文献は意外に多くない。

スミスとほぼ同時代人であるジョウゼフ・マッシーも多産な著作家であるとともに蔵書家でもあったが、またその蔵書内容がスミス蔵書とことなり、経済文献に集中している点で希有のものであるが、蔵書自体は完全に散逸して、その全容は大英図書館所蔵の自作蔵
書目録によって察するほかはない。（ちなみに、マッシー自身の著作にも散逸したものが少

くなく、なかには大英図書館やゴールドスミス文庫やクレス文庫にもなくて、ローダデー
ル蔵書中にあるものも数点ある。）

同じくスミスとほぼ同時代人であるフランスのチュルゴの蔵書についても、同様のことがいえる。蔵書自体は本人の死後競売に付されて完全に四散し、その全容はいまでは自作の手稿目録によって推察しうるにすぎない。（なお、同目録にもとづいて蔵書内容を再構築
し、そ．れによって蔵書主の思想を探る手がかりを提供した津田内匠教授の成果《『チュルゴの蔵書目．録』、一橋大学、1974》が参照されるべきである。）

これらの点にてらしてみるとき、ローダデール文庫は、その内容が経済・政治文献に集中し、しかも古典的時代のものであり、何よりもその彪大な現物が散逸を免れて現存している点で、おそらく空前にして絶後といってよいであろう。自作の手稿目録の入手も期待され、ここに早稲田大学図書館にすでに収蔵された

Political

Tractsと題されている諸巻と合わせて、目録と実物と両々備わった希有のコンクションをなすことであろう。

ローダデールがアダム・スミスの経済思想の影響をうけつつも、これを批判的に越えようとした人で、明白にその直接的批判を意図したのがとりわけ彼の主著であることは、さきにもふれたとおりであるが、そうした経済学者としての識見と、そしてこれまた先述したような当代一流の貴族政治家としての活動範囲と資力とによって収集されたのが本文庫である。手稿目録とともに追加入手が期待される大量の自筆書きこみつき『国富論』は、本文庫の偉容をさらに加えることであろう。

また、とくに彼の関心の深かった財政、金融、貿易、通貨、信用、産業等についての貴重な文献の豊富さは瞠目に値する。彼の経歴と造詣とによって裏づけられる英仏関係文献

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もまた圧巻である。その他アフリカ貿易、インド貿易などについても、貴重経済書所蔵館として知られる諸図書館ないしコレクションにも所蔵のないものが多々あり、今後の利用に多大な貢献をなすであろうことには、疑問の余地がない。

以上のようなものとしてのローダデール伯旧蔵書は、おそらく所蔵者の没後に現状のよ
うなものとして合本され、事実は彪大な点数であるものが、部厚な若干巻数のものにまとめられている。合本過程で原本の装績やサイズが原状をとどめないこととなり、そのためそれぞれの物的価値を大いに減ずる結果となったことは否定できない。この蔵書がもっぱらその資料的・学術的価値によってのみ評価されるべきであることもそこに起因する。それだけに、合本によって各資料の利用上将来に残された問題にたいする長期的・本格的な対応の努力が必要であろう。

同時に、すでに国内的・国際的関心を集めつつある蔵書内容について、必要最小限の情報を記載した蔵書目録を可及的すみやかに作製し公刊することが、あらたに所蔵者となった者に課された責務であることも、銘記されねばならないであろう。

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India法案についてFoxを支持

Fox−North内閣（1783）
第一次Pitt内閣（1783〜1801）

インド法成立・カートライトカ織機発明

・下院議員（Cornwa11州Malmesbury選出）

1784．

（1784）

WarrenHastingsインド総督解任（1785）

英仏通商条約（イーデン条約）（1785）
1787．12．11

1789．8．

・Warren

Hastingsの弾劾検討委員となる
・父の死によりスコットランド貴族を継承Eighthof1790．7．

1791．4．11

仏革命・バスチューユ事件・人権宣言（1789）

・上院議員

・上院での初演説（インド侵略を非難す）

5．31

・Charles

7．1

・Foxと共にBenedict

vi

Ear1

Lauderdaleとなる

LennoxおよびBenedict

Arnoldを非難

Arnoldと無血会見

バーミンガム暴動（1791）

1792．2．

・CharlesGreyと共にSociety

of

the

FriendsofthePeople（国民友の会）を結成

8．7

・John

Mooreと共に渡仏、パリ滞在（〜12．14）（この間にThunleries宮殿襲撃に遭遇し、仏皇族の幽閉および9月2日の大虐殺を目撃）
・Pitt内閣のフランス革命に対する内政干渉に反対

1793．

ルイ16世処刑（1793．1．）

英仏戦争一ナポレオン戦争（1793〜1815）
テルミドール事件（1793）
1794．4．
5．

・MulrとPalmerの裁判の仕方に抗議
・HabeasCorpus

Suspension

BiU（人身保護律停止法案）に反対
1795．6．5
11．

・フランスとの和平動議に8票の支持しか得られず
・Treasonable

PracticesBi11（大逆行為法案）に反対（人民の権利と自由に対して類を見ないほどの危険な法であると主張）

1796．5．13

・上院において国家財政の状態を注意するように呼び掛け

1796・1802

・この年度、内閣の政策に頑固に反対したが故に上院に選出されず（上院議員でなかった間、ニードルメーカー組合をおこなう、ただし、動議とするに至らずの組合員権を得てロンドン市民となる国王の代表職
Sheriff（ロンドン駐在長官）に選ばれようとしたが果た
せず）

銀行券と金との党換停止（1797）
Malthus，

of

Po

T．

R．

An

Essa

on

the

Princilehlationを発表（1798）

団結禁止法（1799〜1800）

Addington内閣（1801〜1804）
・An

1804．

ln

uir

Wealth，

into

and

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into

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the

and

Means

Ori

and

in

of

PublicCausesof

its

Increase．を発表
7．

Review第8号に上記

・Broughamの批評への反論としてObservations

1805．

of

the

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and

the

8th

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Lauderdaleの著：作への批評を発表
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into

ublished

第二次Pitt内閣（1804〜1806）

in

Review．を発表

Lauderdale

h

s

Obs

トラファルガル海戦（1805）

Reviewを発表しLauder−daleを再批判
1806．2．15

・Privyqouncillor（枢密顧問官）に任ぜらる

Pitt内閣解散（18Q6）

Fox内閣（1806〜1807）All

the

Talent内閣と称す
2．22

・上院議員に選出（Whigs党が政権を取った際Foxよりインド総督任命の申し出があったが、東インド会社理事会の反対にあい取り
消し）

7．21

・GreatSealofScotland（スコットランド国璽尚書）に任

ぜらる

8．2

・対仏和平交渉のためFrancis

Seyπ10ur（Earl

of

Yar一

mouth）と共に渡仏（仏側交渉員一BonaparteおよびTal・
1eyrand）
8．14

・Francls

Seymourに帰国命令が出、実質的に対仏和平交渉の全権者となる
仏独戦争開始（Bonaparteドイツへ進軍）（1806．9）．

10．13

・和平交渉は不成功に終わり帰国
vii

・London

10．21

Gazette（官報）に対仏和平交渉の経緯と中断が

報じらる
・Lord

1807．3．

Portland内閣（1807〜1809）

Greville失脚（GrevilleはCaroline女王に対する弾劾法案議事録の中で、 奴隷貿易廃止（1807）
Lauderdaleほど激しい者はいない、（法務長官）とて、Solicitor

Attorney

GeneralGeneral（法務次官）とて、法を守るということについては彼には敵わない、と記して
いるし、また、Lauderdaleは上院では野党の活動家として、またスコットランドのWhig党の首領でもあった）・上院内で世襲議員となる

4．11

1808．

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and

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and

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and

in

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ublic

Causesof

its

Increase．のフランス語訳がパリで出版さる
Perceval内閣（1809〜1812）
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Hi

Proof

reciation

of

the

De

h

Price

of

of

Bullion，aBank

Notesを発表（1810）Liverpool内閣（1812〜1827）
英米戦争（〜1814）

ウイーン会議・ワルテルローの戦い（1815）
穀物法成立（1815）
金本位法成立（1816）
Ricardo，

D．

On

EconomandTaxationを発表（1817）

thePrincilesofPolitica1

ボン大学創立（1818）
噂

ピータール事件（1819）
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T．

R．，

Econom；considered
Practical

A

Princi

les

with

View

a

of

Politica1

to

their

licationを発表（1820）

・政治観の変化によりTory党に移る

1821．7．17

・OrderoftheThistle（あざみ勲位）。こ叙せらる

団結禁止法成立（1824）

・Colchester卿は1825．2．LauderdaleはTGry党の内閣閣員

1825．

ロンドン大学創立（1826｝

ではないが、同じ位の熱意を持っていると述べた
Canning内閣（1827）
Goderich内閣（1827）

WellingtorPee1内閣（1828〜1830）
審査法廃止（1828）

Grey内閣（1830〜1834）

・上院にて最後の演説

1830．7．12（スコットランド高等民事訴訟院法案の第二読会への抗リヴァプール〜マンチェスター間の鉄道開通

議）（1830）

・Lauderdaleの術策によってスコットランド選出の上院

1831．6．

議員16人中12人が選挙法改正者になった、また、Dukeof

Bedford公と共にBurkeに年金を与えようとする法案に反対したのがきっかけとなり、Burkeは有名なLetter
aNobletoLord（一貴族への手紙）を書くこととなった・Lauderdaleは余生を田舎で過ごし、農業に親しんだ
第一次選挙法改正（1832）
ヴィクトリア女王即位（1837）
1839．9．13

・Thirlestane

Castleにて死す（享年80才）

9．20

・Haddington

AbbeyのLauderdale家代々の墓地に葬らる〔Lauderdale事項〕の典拠資料
Dictionaryof

Gentlemansv面

National

Bi6graphy．

Magazine．1839

Part

vol．

II．

XII．

vo】．

pp．799−801．

XXIL

New

London，1909．

series．

pp．538−540．

James Maitland 8th Earl of Lauderdale gd'P‑ee

1793

Protest in the House of Lords against the address to the king,on Friday the lst of

February,approving of the measures of government,tending to involve us in a war
with the French Republic; in : Report of the Committee of General Defence on thedispositions of the British Government towards France, in the Sitting of January

12,1793,the Second Year of Republic. Also the Second Report on a Declaration of
War with England:By J.P. Briscot, Deputy from the Department of Enre et Poire.
Translated from the copy published by order of the National Assembly. To which isadded, The protests entered upon the Journals of the House of the Parliament
against a war with France, By the Marquis of Lansdown,Earl of Lauderdale andEarl of Derby.

London, 1793
1794

Letters to the peers of Scotland.

London, Printed for G.G. and J. Robinson, 1794.
l795

An address to the King, moved in the House of Lords by the Earl of Lauderdale,
Friday, June 5, 1795; with notes and authorities.

London, Printed for J. Ridgway, no. 1, York Street, St. James's Square. [1795]
1796

The substance of a speech made in the House of Peers, on Friday, May 13, 1796, by
the Earl of Lauderdale, on the subject of the national finances.

London, Printed for G.G. and J. Robinson, 1796.
1797

Thoughts on finance, suggested by the measures of the present session.

London, G.G. and J. Robinson, 1797.
1798

A letter on the present measures of finance; inwhich the bill now pending in

Parliament is particularly considered.

London, Printed for J. Debrett, and G. G. and J. Robinson, 1798.
1799

Plan for altering the manner of collecting large part of the public revenue, with ashort statement of the advantages to be derived from it.

[London ?, 1799?]
1804

An inquiry into the nature and origin of public wealth, and into the means and causesof its increase.

London, T. N. Longmans & O. Rees, 1804.
Observations by the Earl of Lauderdale, on the review of his Inquiry into the natureand origin of public wealth. published in the 8th number of the Edinburgh Review.

Edinburgh, A. Constable and company, 1804.

ix

1805

Hints to the manufacturers of Great Britain, on the consequences of the Irish Union;
and the system since pursued, of borrowing in England, for the service of Ireland.

Edinburgh, A. Constable and company, 1805.
Thoughts on the alarming state of the circulation, and on the means of redressing thepecuniary grievances in Ireland.

Edinhurgh, A. Constable and company, 1805.
1808

Speech in the House of Lords, May 20th, 1808: on the question concerning the powersof the Court of Session to reaugment the stipends of the clergy of Scotland.

London, Printed for J. Ridgway, 1808.
1809

An inquiry into the practical merits of the system for the Government of India, under

the superintendence of the Board of Controul.

Edinburgh, Printed by G. Ramsay for A. Constable, 1809.
1810

Speech of the Right Honourable James, Earl of Lauderdale. Delivered in the Houseof Lords on Wednesday,the 20th June 1810.
[London, 1810]
1812

The depreciation of the paper currency of Great Britain proved.

London, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1812.
1813

Further considerations on the state of the currency; in which the means of restoring
our circulation to a salutary state are fully explained, and the iniuries sustained by

the public treasury, as well as by the national creditor, from our present pecuniary

system, are minutely detailed.

Edinburgh, G. Ramsay and co., for A. Constable and co., 1813.
1814

A letter on the Corn Laws.
London, Printed by H. Bryer for Constable and co., 1814.

1819

Elementary propositions illustrative of the principles of currency.

Londori, Richardson, 1819.
Protest, entered in the Journals of the House of Lords, against the second reading ofa bill, entitled An act to continue the restrictions contained in several acts, on

payments in cash by the Bank of England until the lst day of May, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty‑three, and to provide for the gradual resumption of suchpayments, and to permit the exportation of gold and silver.

London, Printed by C. H. Reynell, 1819.
Protests entered on the Journals of the House of Lords, against the Act of the Fifty‑Sixth of the King altering the antient regulations on the Mint; And on the subject of

the enactments of the Act for further restraining the Bank of England from paymentsx

in cash passed 1818. With some notes and additionsi‑
By the Earl of Lauderdale, London., 1819.
Three letters on the causes of the present state of the exchanges, and price of gold

Bullion, as printed in "The Times" under the signature of "An old merchant;" withan introductory address by the Earl of Lauderdale.

London, Budd and Calkin, 1819.
1820

Sketch of a petition to Parliament submitted to the consideration of all who feel for
the welfare of the country, or for the distresses of the lower orders of the people.

London. Printed by C. H. Reynell, 1820.
Substance of the Earl of Lauderdale's speech in the House of Lords, on moving forcopies of despatches, &c., explanatory of Sir Thomas Maitland's conduct as Lord
High Commissoner of the Ionian Islands.
London, Printed by C. H. Reynell, 1820.
Substance of the Earl of Lauderdale's speech in the House of Lords, on Thursday,the 2nd of November, 1820, on the second reading of the bill, entitled, an Act todeprive Her Majesty Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, of the titles, prerogatives, rights

privileges, and exemptions of queen consort of this realm, and to dissolve themarriage between His Majesty and the said Caroline Amelia Elizabeth.

Edinburgh, A. Constable and company, 1820.
1821

Sketch of an address to His Majesty; submitted to the consideration of all who wish
to call the attention of their sovereign and of Parliament to the real grievance underwhich the nation is now suffering.

[London] 1821.
1822

Sinking fund, or, the system which recommends the repeal of five millions of taxes,

compared with the system which recommends levying five millions by taxation, forthe redemption of the public debt.
[n. p.] 1822.

Sketch of a petition to the Commons House of Parliament, submitted to the conside‑
ration of all who feel for the welfare of the country, or for the distresses of thelower orders of the people.

[Edinburgh, J. Moir, Printer] 1822.
1826

Protest on the subject of the measures now impending in Parliament in relation to the

Com Laws; entered against the second reading of a bill "To empower His Majesty toadmit foreign com for home consumption under certain limitations."

London, Reynell, 1826.

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Essays

Vo1．1

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trade

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money，Ca】了，

Keith，

Greaves＆Law．

・…・……………・……………………………1

Vol．2 British merchant＆Tucker on trade． ・………………・・…………・…一…………………・…………・…・…・1
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Vol．6 Trade， money， finance，＆c．・…………一…・…一…………・・…1…………・…・………・………・・……………．5
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Vo1．21

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Vol．22

Tractsonfinance，sea

Vol．23

Steuarts

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Vol 41 Tracts on government. ･･‑･'""'""""""""‑"""'････‑･･‑'m"""'"'H"""'"'""'""‑‑‑"""""""" 65
Vol 42 Tractsongovernment. ‑････'‑"'""""""""""""････‑････"""""'̀"'H"""""""""'‑'"'"""""""""66
Vol 43 Tractsongovernment. ･････‑･･‑‑･･‑･･･‑･‑･‑････‑･･･‑････‑‑‑‑･‑･････‑‑････‑‑･‑･･･‑t･･･‑‑･‑･･‑･‑‑‑･･･‑‑67
Vol 44 Tracts on government. ･･･‑‑･‑･･‑････‑････････････‑･･‑‑･‑･････‑‑････‑･･･････‑････t･‑‑････‑････････‑‑･･･‑‑････‑67
Vol 45 Tracts on government. ･‑‑･･‑･･‑･‑･･･････････‑‑････‑････‑････‑････‑‑･････‑‑t････‑･･････‑‑･･‑‑""""""""'68
Vol 46 Tracts on govemment. ‑‑･‑""""""""‑‑‑"‑"'"‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑"""""""""""""""""'"""""""""""" 69
Vol 47 Tracts on government. ･･‑･""'‑･･･‑･'･‑･‑‑･‑･‑･･････････‑‑""'"""m"""H‑"‑"""'‑"･'‑""'""'‑‑" 69
Vol 48 Tracts on government. ･･･‑････‑･･･････‑‑‑･･････‑‑･‑･‑･･‑‑･･･‑‑････‑‑･･･‑････‑･･･‑･･･‑‑･･‑･‑‑‑･････‑･‑ 70
Vol 49 Tracts on trade, population &c. ‑‑･････････････‑‑‑･････‑･･････‑･････‑･･‑････‑･･･‑･･‑‑･･‑‑‑･･‑･･‑‑･‑･‑‑･･ 70
Vol 50 Trade in various branches. "‑･‑‑･･････‑･･････････‑･･･････････""""‑""""""'‑‑･‑･‑‑･‑‑""""""""･71
Vol 51 Money coin trade &c. ･････････‑･‑････････‑････‑‑･‑･･‑･････････‑･･･.‑･･･‑‑････‑‑･･‑･‑･‑････‑････‑･･･‑････････････‑‑ 74
Vol 52 Postlethwayt British commercial interest. Present state of GT Britain with respect to trade &c. "' 76
Vol 53 Tythes robberies pawn brokers conduct of vestries &c. ･･"""""""""'‑･･･････‑･････････････""""""""'77
Vol 54 Manufactures wool woollen trade &c. ･･･････････‑････‑‑･････‑‑･･･‑･･･‑･‑････‑･･･‑･‑‑･･‑‑･‑････‑‑･･･‑‑‑‑ 80
Vol 55 Trade commerce &c. ‑･‑･‑･‑･‑････‑･‑･･･‑･････‑･･･‑･･････‑･･.･‑･‑･･･‑･････‑‑･･･‑･･‑････‑････‑･･‑‑･･･‑‑･‑‑‑ 84
Vol 56 Political tracts. ‑‑････‑････‑･･･‑･･･‑･･････‑････‑･･････‑････‑････････‑･･･････････‑‑･‑‑･･‑･･･‑‑‑･･‑･･‑････‑‑･･･‑･ 87
Vol 57 Political tracts 1643 to 1680. ‑････‑･･‑･･‑･･‑‑･･‑･‑･････‑････････････‑‑･･････････････‑････‑････‑･･･‑"･･･‑‑････ 89
Vol 58 Political tracts 1681 to 1704. "'""'"'"‑t‑‑･･‑･･･‑･‑･････‑‑･‑‑･･‑‑････‑･･‑‑‑‑････‑･･‑‑･‑"""‑"""･92
Vol 59 Bullion & paper currency. ･･"･･‑･‑･‑‑･t･････････‑‑･･‑･‑‑"‑･･‑‑･････‑‑･･‑‑･･‑‑‑‑･･‑‑‑･･‑･････‑･････‑‑ 96
Vol 60 Bullion & paper currency. ‑‑･‑･･‑‑･･････････････‑････‑‑･･‑‑"‑"""･‑‑"･････････‑･‑‑･‑････‑"""""'"H" 98
Vol 61 Bullion & paper currency. ‑""‑"‑･･‑･････････‑‑･･‑‑‑‑‑･‑･･"‑･･････‑･･‑･‑‑･‑･‑‑‑･‑･‑‑･･･‑･･‑････‑･･･ 1oo
Vol 62 Bullion & paper currency. ‑"'‑‑‑･･･････‑･･････‑･･･‑･‑･････････‑‑･･･‑･･･‑･････‑･‑‑･‑‑････‑‑･‑･･‑･‑‑･･‑･‑･ le2
Vol 63 Money coin paper currency &c. ･･･‑･･････‑････‑‑･･‑･･‑･････‑･･"'"""‑'‑'""""m"""m"'‑"""'""""" 1ca
Vol 64 Money coin paper currency &c. ･･･‑‑‑‑･‑‑‑･‑･‑‑････‑････‑････‑‑･････‑‑･･･‑･････‑‑････‑･･‑‑‑････‑‑‑‑ 105
Vol 65 Public credit national debt and taxes. ･････‑‑･‑･‑･････‑･･‑･‑･･‑･･‑･････‑･‑t･･･‑･‑････‑‑･･‑･‑･･‑‑･･‑･････‑･ 107
Vol 66 Public credit national debt and taxes. ‑･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･‑･‑･･･‑････････‑‑･･･････‑･･‑･‑･‑･････････‑･･･‑･････‑‑････ llO
Vol 67 Tracts on trade mostly relating France. ････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････"""""‑"･‑‑･ 113
Vol 68 Trade & commerce chiefly relating to France. ･････‑‑････‑･･‑･‑･‑･‑‑････････････‑･‑････‑･･･‑･･･‑･････""""""""'116
Vol 69 Council of commerce in France, trade with Holland &c. ‑""""""""""""̀"""･･'‑"'･""""""""'l18
Vol 70 Tracts on usury trade commerce &c. ‑･･･････････････‑･･‑‑･･･‑‑･‑･･‑･‑‑････‑･‑･‑‑････‑‑･"･‑････‑‑･･･‑ 120
Vol 71 Commercetrade &c. ‑････‑"‑･･‑･････････‑･･･‑‑･･････‑‑････‑‑･‑‑･‑･･‑‑･‑･･‑‑･‑･‑‑･･‑･‑‑･""･･‑"･･･････‑124
Vol 72 Tracts on finance &c. ‑･･･‑･‑‑‑･･‑･････‑‑･･･‑‑･‑･･･‑‑‑･････‑‑･･････‑‑‑･･‑･･･‑･･‑‑‑･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑‑････‑ 125
Vol 73 Tracts on finance &c. ･‑･･･‑･･･‑････････････‑‑･･････････‑･････‑‑･"‑""･･‑‑‑‑･･‑‑･‑‑‑･･･‑･‑･･‑‑････‑･･･････‑ 126
Vol 74 Finance trade banking &c. ""'""'‑‑･‑･‑･‑･････‑･････‑････'"'""""'"""""･"""･'･‑･‑‑･‑‑･･‑････‑･･‑‑127
Vol 75 Financetracbs,trade,taxation&c. ‑‑･･･‑‑･････‑･･････‑･･･'""""'"‑･････‑･･･‑･‑････‑‑･･･"""""'"'‑1ev
Vol 76 Finance tracts, trade &c. ･･"･･･t‑･･‑･‑‑･‑･････‑････････････‑･･"""""""'""'"'･‑‑･････‑･‑･･･""'H""""" 129
Vol 77 Finance tracts, coin trade &c. "'"""""""･･･"'‑""･･･････"'‑""'"""""""‑""""'‑""""""m"""'1so
Vol 78 Finance tracts, trade revenue money &c. ･･････‑･･････‑････････t･････････････････････････････････････････"'･････････････‑ 131
Vol 79 Taxation, finance &c. ･‑‑･･‑‑･‑‑‑･････‑･･････‑･････‑･‑･‑‑･‑･･‑･‑‑･････t･･‑‑･･‑･･･‑‑･‑･‑･････‑･････‑‑‑･1sa
Vol 80 Pamphlets published in France. """"'""････‑･････‑･‑･‑･･･････‑‑･･･････‑･･‑‑････‑･･････････‑･"‑""""""" 134
Vol 81 Finance, taxes, circulation, public credit &c. ･･･････‑･･‑･･‑‑･･t･････‑･‑‑････‑･‑･･･‑･‑････‑‑･･‑･････････････‑････‑･･･‑‑‑･ 135
Vol 82 Tracts on taxation & political economy. ････‑･････････‑‑･･･‑‑･･････‑‑‑‑･････‑‑･‑･･･‑‑‑･･‑･‑‑････････････････"'･･････････ 137
Vol 83 Tracts on commerce. ‑･･‑‑‑･･･‑･‑･････････‑‑･･‑t･････‑･‑･･････‑････‑････････‑･･‑‑‑･‑･‑･･‑･･･‑･･‑‑･･‑･‑･‑･l38
Vol 84 Tracts on finance commerce. ‑･‑･‑‑‑････‑‑････････････････････‑‑･‑･･･‑‑‑･･;･･‑‑･‑‑‑･･‑･‑････‑‑･･･‑‑‑‑･1ss
Vol 85 Tracts on commerce & finance. ‑･‑･････････････‑･‑･･‑････････.･･'‑･･････‑‑‑･‑････‑･･‑･･･‑･‑･"'""""'"･･‑‑ 139
Vol 86 Tracts on finance, paper currency, coin & exchange &c. ･･･････････････････････‑････‑････････････‑‑･･･････‑‑･･･‑‑ l41
Vol 87 Tracts on finance, manufactures, trade & revenue. ･･･････t･･････････････････････････････････‑･‑‑‑･･‑t････････‑････‑‑ 144
Vol 88 Tracts on commerce & the price of provisions. ････‑･･･‑･･･‑t･‑････････‑･･･････････････‑･････‑･･･‑‑･･‑‑‑････････‑･･‑･‑‑ 147
Vol 89 Tracts on finance, trade, manufactures & population. ‑･･････････････････‑･････‑･･‑‑･‑･･‑･･･････‑""""""""'I49
Vol 90 ReligioushousesrevenueoftheRornans,publicdebt,taxes&c.････････････‑････‑‑････‑･･‑････""""""""'15I
Vol 91 Finance,trademoney,&c. '･‑･‑････‑･･‑‑‑‑‑････････････‑･･"""'""""""""‑･‑‑･･'""'̀""'"""‑'"'"'1ss
Vol 92 Tracts on trade, commerce and finance. ･‑‑････････‑････････‑･･""'･"'･･･'････""""""'･･‑‑･･‑･･･‑""""""""'156
Vol 93 Trade&revenueofIreland. ･･‑･･‑‑‑‑･･･‑･･‑･‑‑････‑･･･.･‑‑･･‑･･･････‑･･･‑･･･‑‑････‑･･･････････‑‑･･‑･‑･160
Vol 94 Tracts on commerce trade &c. ･････‑･‑･･･････････････････‑･･･.""""'‑""'"'""""""""'･･･‑""'""""'"'162.

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Vol.1. Essays on Trade and Money. Cary, Keith, Greaves, & Law.
1 [Pollexfen,John]fl.1675‑1697. Adiscourseoftrade,coyn,andpapercredit:andofways
and means to gain, and retain riches. To which is added The argument of a learned counsel,
upon an action of the case brought by the East‑India‑Company against Mr. Sands an inter‑

loper.London,PrintedforBrabazonAylmer...1697. 4p.1.,167,77,[3]p.17cm. 7Vtle
within double line border. "The argz{ment of a learned counseL mpon an action of the casebrozrght by the East‑bzdin‑Conipanl; against Mr. Thomas Stzncls, an interlQper."f Sir Hlanry

PbllctLfen] htzs special t.‑P. zvith impn'nt: London, B. Aylmez 1696. Fbr aztthorshipcompare with DNB. ̀fl]}etblisher's adventsement" (Zit encD wanting. Another ed. ,28a 6(]8(1‑1)
2 Cary,John,d.1720? AnessayonthestateofEngland,inrelationtoitstrade,itspocr,and
its taxes, for carrying on the present war against France. By John Cary ... Bristol, Printed

byW.Bonny,fortheauthor...1695. 9p.1.,178p.17cm. Iilrelim.leof(7inlf‑titlelwanting.

7Vtie within dbttble line border. (1‑2)

3 Keith, Sir William, bart., 1680‑1749. A collection of papers and other tracts, written
occasionally on various subjects. To which is prefixed, by way of preface. An essay on thenature of a publick spirit. By Sir William Keith, Bart. LOndon, Printed by and for J.

Mechell...1740. [iii]‑xxiv,228p.17cm. (1‑3)

4 Greaves, John, 1602‑1652. The origin and antiquity of our English weights and measures
discover'd. By their near agreement with such standards that are now found in one of theEgyptian pyramids. Together with the explanation of divers lines therein heretofore measur'd.
By Mr. John Greaves ... As also, some conjectures concerning the time when these pyramids
were built; in answer to certain letters, &c. 2d ed. London, Printed for W. Payne [etc.] 1745.

5 Law, John, 1671‑1729. Money and trade considered: with a proposal for supplying thenation with money. ‑ First published at Edinburgh MDCCV. By the celebrated John Law ...

Glasgow, Printed and sold by R. and A. Foulis, 1760. 226,[2]p. 16cm. MS. marginalVol.2. British Merchant & Tucker on Trade.
6 King, Charles, fZ. 1721. The British merchant: containing the sentiments of the mosteminent and judicious merchants of the City of London, concerning the trade and commerce of

these kingdoms; more particularly that which relates to France, Spain and Portugal ...
Originally compos'd by a body of merchants ... and publish'd by Mr. Charles King ... Now
re‑publish'd compleat, with improvements. 3d ed. [London] Printed for Tho. Osborne ...

1748. 3v. 17cm. xxiv, 34& iv, 383; 1P.l., vi, 324, [27]P. Coliected and ed. byCharles King. A thint edition of the mpn'nt of IZ21 of the Periodical originally PublishedAzrgust lZ13‑july 1774 ... ‑of. Golclsmiths. (2‑1)
7 Tucker, Josiah, 1712‑1799. An essay on the advantages and disadvantages which respec‑tively attend France and Great Britain, with regard to trade. With some proposals for1

removing the principal disadvantages of Great Britain. By Mr. Josiah Tucker ... 4th ed ....

Glasgow,1756.vii,3‑194p.17cm. Firstedition,Londbn17i49underthetitie:Abriefessayon the aclvannges and dsadvannges ... Another ed. 96Ct 1239 (2‑2)
Vol.3. Essay on Trade. Mun, Child, Gee, Nickoi[ls] Mortimer.
8 Mun, Thomas, 1571‑1641. England's treasure by foreign trade. Or, The balance of ourforeign trade is the rule of our treasure. Written by Thomas Mun of London, merchant.
First published by his son in the year M.DC.LXIV. Glasgow, Printed and sold by R. and A.

Foulis,1755. 4p.1.,124p.16cm. MS.marginalannotationsandobliquestrokesmazleing

incinding cross references. Another ed. 7L4 (3‑1)

9 Child,SirJosiah,bart., 1630‑1699. Anewdiscourseoftrade:whereinarerecommended
several weighty points, relating to companies of merchants; the Act of navigation, naturaliza‑tion of strangers, and our woollen manufactures. The balance of trade, and nature ofplantations; with their consequences, in relation to the kingdom, are seriously discussed.

Methods for the employment and maintenance of the poor are proposed. The reduction ofinterest of money to 4 l. per cent. is recommended. And some proposals for erecting a courtof merchants, for determining controversies relating to maritime affairs, and for a law fortransferring of bills of debts, are humbly offer'd. To which is added, a short, but mostexcellent treatise of interest. By Sir Josiah Child ... 4th ed. London, Printed for J. Hodges[etc.,etc.] [1754?]2p.I.,xlvi,260,[2]p.16cm. K)fess,Goldsmithsdescribethednteof
Pub. [ 174(7?] 'First Published London, 166& uncler the title: Bn'ef observations concerning

trade and interest of monay. tsee 991) (3‑2)
10 Gee,Joshua. ThetradeandnavigationofGreat‑Britainconsidered...5thed.Glasgow,
Printed and sold by Robert and Andrew Foulis, 1750. 12 p.1., 180p. 16cm. Ownexshipinscription on t.‑P. jFV7st edition LondonlZ29. (3‑3)

11 [PlumarddeDangeul,LouisJoseph]b.1722. Remarksontheadvantagesanddisadvan‑
tages of France and of Great‑Britain with respect to commerce, and to the other means ofencreasing the wealth and power of a state. Being a (pretended) translation from the English,

written by Sir John Nickolls [pseud.] and printed at Leyden 1754. Translated from the

French original. London, Printed for T. Osborne ... 1754. xi, 273,[1]p. 16cm. MS.

12 [Decker, Sir Matthew, bart.] 1679‑1749. An essay on the causes of the decline of theforeign trade, consequently of the value of the lands of Britain, and on the means to restore

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13 Mortimer, Thomas, 1730‑1810. Every man his own broker: or, A guide to exchange‑
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plained. And the mystery and iniquity of stock‑jobbing laid before the public in a new andimpartial light ... 6th ed., improved. By Thomas Mortimer, Esq. London, Printed for S.

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2Vol.4. Essays on Trade, Money &c.
14 [Locke, John] 1632‑1704. Some considerations of the consequences of the lowering ofinterest, and raising the value of money. In a letter to a member of ParJiament. London,

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18 [Paterson, William] 1658?‑1719. Proposals and reasons for constituting a council oftrade in Scotland. By the celebrated John Law ... First published at Edinburgh in the 1700.

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20 [Williamson,John]1757?‑1801. Atreatiseonmilitaryfinance;containing I.Thepay,
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allowances in camp, garrison and quarters, &c. &c. III. An enquiry into the method ofcloathing and recruiting the army; IV. An extract from the report of the commissioners of
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ing the regulations to be observed in the home encampment of the present year. A newedition, with considerable additions and alteration. London, Printed for T. Egerton ... 1795.

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21 Fortune, E. F. Thomas. An epitome of the stocks and publick funds; containing every
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with an appendix ... 3d ed. with additions. By T. Fortune ... London, Printed for T.

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22 Sheppard, William, d. 1675? Of the office of the clerk of the market, of weights andmeasures, and of the laws of provision for man and beast, for bread, wine, beer, meal, &c. By
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26 [Mackworth,SirHumphrey]1657‑1727. England'sglory;or,Thegreatimprovementof
trade, in general, by a Royal Bank, or office'of credit, to be erected in London; wherein many
great advantages that will hereby accrue to the nation, to the crown, and to the people, arementioned; with answers to the objections that may be made against this bank ... By H. M.
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28 F., J. [The merchant's warehouse laid open]: or, The plain dealing linnen‑draper.
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30 Haynes,John. AviewofthepresentstateoftheclothingtradeinEngland,withremarkson the causes and pernicious consequences of its decay: and A scheme of proper remedies forthe recovery of it. To the enlargement of the revenue of the crown, the imployment andmaintenance of the poor, and the general welfare of England. By John Haynes. London,

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33 Beccaria,CesareBonesana,marchesedL1738‑1794. Adiscourseonpublicoeconomyandcommerce. By the Marquis Cmsar Beccaria Bonesaria [sic], author of The treatise on crimes
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35 The Universal tax‑directory. Shewing at one view, the amount of both parliamentaryand parochial assessments, from one pound to five hundred: by tables calculated in the mostaccurate manner. Compiled for the use and benefit of proprietors and occupiers of houses,
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for William Stuart ... 1784. xiii, [1],186p. 16cm. (5‑14)
36 Renton, George. The graziers ready reckoner, or, A useful guide for buying and selling
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Vol.6. Trade, Money, Finance &c.
37 Davies, Sir John, 1569‑1626. The question concerning impositions, tonnage, poundage,
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38 Vaughan, Rice. A discourse of coin and coinage: the first invention, vse, matter, forms,
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diamonds, gold, silver, and other metals. By Rice Vaughan ... London, Printed by Th.
Dawks, for Th. Basset ... 1675. 6 p.1., 248, [4]p. 15cm. 77tle within line boizier.

Engraved booct)late on verso of title of George Loclehart of Qzrnwath. (6‑2)
39 [Child, Sir Josiah, bartL] 1630‑1699. A discourse about trade, wherein the reduction ofinterest of money to 41. per centum, is recommended. Methods for the employment andmaintenance of the poor are proposed. Several weighty points relating to companies ofmerchants. The Act of navigation. Naturalization of strangers. Our woollen manufac‑
tures. The ballance of trade. And the nature of plantations, and their consequences inrelation to the kingdom, are seriously discussed. And some arguments for erecting a court ofmerchants for determining controversies, relating to maritime affairs, and for a law fortransferranceofbillsofdebts,arehumblyoffered. Neverbeforeprinted. [London]Printed
by A Sowle ... 1690. 36 p.1., 37, [1], 234 [i.e. 238]p.16cm. Ikeges 209‑.238 wrongly
numbered 205‑es4. ̀A small treatise against zcsury", Lty Sir 7'72omas Cuipopez P. 2os‑es0

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40 [Locke, John] 1632‑1704. Some considerations of the consequences of the lowering ofinterest, and raising the value of money. In a letter to a member of Parliament. London,

PrintedforAwnshamandJohnChurchill...1692.1p.1.,4,192p.16cm. 71tlewithin
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reference. Dziplicate copy 14, another ed. 1292 (6‑4)
41 Furtherconsiderationsconcerningraisingthevalueofmoney.wnereinMr.
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Churchil [sic],1695. 8p.1.,111, [1] p.16cm. Tbftle within doubie line bo2der. in thisissue, the advertisement is Pn'nted on the verso of P. 111 and errala added on a single leof.

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42 [Donaldson, James] fl. 1794. The undoubted art of thriving; wherein is shewed, 1.
That a million L. sterling money, or more if need bemay [sic] raised for propogating the tradeof the nation, &c. Without any kind of prejudice to the leiges, but on the contrair to their great

vtility and advantage. 2. How the Indian and African company may propogat their trade, andthat trade and manufactures of all sorts may be encouraged to the honour, strength and wealthof the nation. 3. How every one according to his quality, may live comfortably and happily.
Concluding with several thoughts tuching the management of publick concerns. Edinburgh,

PrintedbyJohnReid,1700.4p.1.,135,[1]p.14cm. 7Vtlewithinornamentalbordenywitiz

6Vol.7. Tracts on Trade & Commerce.
43 Capmas, ,cure' de Skeint‑Jbcques de Montauban. Theorie de 1'int6rat de 1'argent,d6montree visiblement usuraire par les principes du droit naturel, de la theologie & de lapolitique; ou R6futation d'un ecrit intitule: Theorie de 1'interet de 1'argent, tiree des principes
du droit naturel, de la theologie & de la politique, contre 1'abus de 1'imputation d'usure. Par M.
Capmas, cure dans le diocese de Cahors ... Paris, Rue et h6tel serpente, 1782. 1 p.1., viii, [6],406p.16cm. 7Vtlevignette. I7brauthorshipcomparewithGoldsmiths. (7‑1)
44 [Garnier, Germain, comte] 1754‑1821. Abr6g6 elementaire des principes de 1'economie
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45 [Jaubert, Pierre] 1715‑1780. Des causes de Ia d6population et des moyens d'y
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17cm. Ilossiblyhaij‑titlewanting. (7‑3)

46 Code des droits de taxe d' entretien des routes, et des octrois municipaux ... Paris, Chez

Rondonneau,auDep6tdesLois...Anx[1801?]152p.fold.tab.17cm. Pit'ntersdeviceon
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Vol.8. Trade, Finances, &c.
48 Doddridge, Sir John, 1555‑1628. Judge Dodaridge, his law of nobility and peerage,
wherein the antiqvities, titles, degrees, and distinctions; concerning the peeres and nobility ofthis nation, are excellently set forth. With the knights, esquires, gentlemen, and yeomen; andmatters incident to them, according to the lawes and customes of England. London, Printed for

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49 [Younge, Richard] fl. 1640‑1670 Philarguromastix. Or, The arraignment of covet‑
ousnesse, and ambition, in our great and greedy cormorants. That retard and hinder reforma‑tion, (all whose reaches, are at riches:) that make gold their god; and commodity the stern of
their consciences: that hold every thing lawful, if it be gainful: that prefer a little base pelf,before God, and their own salvations: that being fatted with gods blessings; do spurn at his

precepts. Dedicated to all corrupt, cunning, and cruel governours, polititians, officers[etc.] ... Being a subject very seasonable, for these atheistical, and self‑seeking times. By

Junius Florilegus [pseud.] Imprimatur, Tho. Gataker. [colophon:] London, PrintedbyJ. L.,

1653. 23p.17cm. Marginstrimmeaqffectingrunningtitle. (8‑2)
50 [Holles, Denzil Holles, lst baron] 1599‑1680 . The case stated of the jurisdiction of the7House of Lords in the point of impositions. London, Printed in the year 1676. 1 p.1. , 114p.

16cm. ntlezvithindoztblelinebordkinywithvignette. Ebrlyowne7shipinscriptionont.‑P.:

R. LVitton. Dziplicate copy 523 (8‑3)
51 Gt. Brit. Adwirally. The oeconomy of His Majesty's Navy‑office. Containing theseveral duties of the commissioners and principal officers thereof. Being the first rules
establish'd for them by His Royal Highness the Duke of York, then Lord High Admiral of
England and Ireland, under King Charles II, and continu'd in force to this day, with several
letters relating to the same, from His said Royal Highness, to the Navy Board. By an officerof the Navy. London, Printed for Jonas Browne ... 1717. xxiv, 177, [3]p. 16cm. Zftle

zvithin dbztbie line border. (8‑4)

52 The Statutes of George Heriot's Hospital ... Edinburgh, Printed by order of the magis‑
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fLauderdale' inscribed twice on the titie and the Laudentale armorial bookyblate of ve7so of title

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53 [Skene, Alexander] Memorialls for the government of the royall‑burghs in Scotland.
With some overtures laid before the nobility and gentry of the several shyres in this kingdom.

As also, A survey of the city of Aberdeen, with the epigrams of Arthur Iohnstoun ... uponsome of our chief burghs translated into English by I. B. By ￠IAOnOAITEIOTE(or,)A loverof the publick well‑fare. Aberdeen, Printed by John Forbes, printer to the city and university,

1685.288p.14cm. 7Vtlewithindbublelineborder. ̀Eè1szarvayofthecilyofAberdeen"has

54 Petty, Sir William, 1623‑1687. The discourse made before the Royal Society the 26. ofNovember 1674. Concerning the use of duplicate proportion in sundry important particulars:
together with a new hypothesis of springing of elastique motions. By Sir William Petty ...
London, Printed for John Martyn, printer to the Royal Society ... 1674. 16 p. 1., 135p. 13cm.

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Vol.9. Trade, Money, Finance, &c.
55 Malynes, Gerard de, fZ. 1586‑1641. A treatise of the canker of Englands Common
Wealth. Deuided into three parts: wherein the author imitating the rule of good phisitions,first, declareth the disease. Secondarily, sheweth the efficient cause thereof. Lastly, a
remedy for the same. By Gerrard de Malynes ... Imprinted at London by Richard Field forWilliam Iohnes ... 1601. 4 p.1., 125, [11]p. 14cm. 7Vtle vignette. Margins trimmed,
zvith loss of ntnniug title and marginal notes. "... the Prices of pretiozts stones, spices, andother commodities as thay were bozrght in the sayd ,indies ... " : [ 10 ] P at end. Marginal

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56 Englandsvievv,inthevnmaskingoftwoparadoxes:withareplicationvntothe
answer of Maister Iohn Bodine. By Gerrard de Malynes ... London, Printed by Richard

Field,1603.' 3p.1.,197p.14cm. StveralerrorsinPaging.Printer'sdeviceont.‑P. MS.

?narginal markings. Dziplicate cQPy 69 (9‑2)

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57 The Merchants New‑Royall‑Exchange: framed at Roan, and brought ouer to be set vp in
England. Or, A law‑booke for English merchants ... London, Printed by T. C[reed] for

CutbertBurbey...1604. [95]p.15cm. Tletlevignette. (9‑3)
58 Mytton, Peter. Edicts upon the ordaining and establishing of a common‑place, andjurisdiction, of the priors and consulls of the merchants of the citie of Roan. Together withthe letters, pattents, and declarations of His Maiestie, since that time made with the approba‑
tions, and regulating thereupon ensuing in the court of Parliament of the same citie. Translat‑

ed out of French into English, for the benefit, and use of merchants. By Peter Mytton.
London, Printed by J. R. and are to be sold by Peter Mytton ... 1645. 216p. 15cm. (9‑4)
59 Malynes, Gerard de, fZ. 1586‑1641. The maintenanc[e] of free trade according to thethree essentiall parts of traffique; namely, commodities, money and exchange of moneys, bybills of exchanges for other countries. Or, An answer to a treatise of fre[e] trade, or themeanes to make trade flourish, lately published ... By Gerard Malynes ... London, Printed by

I.L.forWilliamSheffard...[1622]. 4p.1.,105p.14cm. Marginscloselytn'mmeawith

loss,of titie and Pn'nted marginal notes. (9‑5)

60 Misselden, Edward, fl. 1608‑1654. Free trade. Or, The meanes to make trade florish.
Wherein, the causes of the decay of trade in this kingdome, are discouered. and the remedies
also to remooue the same, are represented. 2d ed. with some addition ... London, Printed by

IohnLegatt,forSimonWaterson...1622. 8p.I.,134,[1]p.14cm. Side‑notesfcropt)edl

First ed. also the same year. (9‑6)
61 [Reynolds, John] fl. 1627‑1632. An advice tovching the currancie in payment of ourEnglish gold. Corrected and amended. As also, a table of the seuerall worths of all peices
vncurrant through want of weight. Calculated according to the number of graines wanting.
And published by authority. Disclaiming a booke, intituled The free exchanger; being full oferrors, and the true value of diuers pieces much mistaken. [2d ed.] London, Printed for Ben

Fisher...[1628] [44]p.14crn. Dateont.‑P.mutilated. Firstedition1627. (9‑7)
62 [Philo‑Dicreus]Psettd. Thestandardofeqvalitie. In subsidiary taxes or payments, orA just and strong preserver of publique liberty. London, Printed by D.H., 1647. [86]p.

14cm. Pim'ntersdeviceont.‑P. T7iededicationtoSir

Ibhn DZt̀lnvers is signed: ,Rhilo‑

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63 [Barbon,Nicholas] d.1698. Adiscourseoftrade. ByN.B.M.D. London, PrintedbyTho.Milbournfortheauthor,1690. 6p.1.,92p.14cm. thge7:3 misnumbered 37.
Title within dbuble line bordtir. MS. marginal mazks and underlinings.

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Vol.1O. State of England, American Colonies &c. &c.
64 'Chamberlayne, Edward, 1616‑1703. Anglia) notitia; or, The present state of England:
together with divers reflections upon the antient state thereof. By Edward Chamberlayne ...
4th ed., corrected, and newly augmented ... [London] In the Savoy, Printed by T.N. for John

Martyn...1670.6p.1.,508p.15cm. Titlewithindbublelineborder.Firsted.1669.
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65 [Bolingbroke,HenrySt.John,lstviscount]1678‑1751. Acollectionofpoliticaltracts.
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t.‑P. First edition LondOn, 1748. (10‑2)

66 [Butel‑Dumont,GeorgeMarie]1725‑1788. Histoireetcommercedescoloniesangloises.
Dans 1'Am6rique septentrionale, Oti 1'on trouve 1'etat actuel de Ieur population, & des details

curieux sur la constitution de leur gouvernement, principalment sur celui de la Nouvelle‑
Angleterre, de la Pensilvanie, de la Caroline & de la Georgie. A Londres, et se vend a Paris,

ChezLeBreton[etc.,etc.]1755.xxiv,336p.16cm. 7Vttevignette. (10‑3)
67 France. SoveMeign& etc., 1715‑1774. Declaration du roi, qui ordonne que, dans six mois
pour tout delai, les superi'eurs de chacune des maisons de la Soci6t6 des Jesuites seront tenus

de remettre au greffe du Conseil les titres de leurs etablissemens en France. Donnee a

Versailles le2Aofit 1761. [Paris? 1761] 53p. 15cm. (10‑4)
68 Journal de commerce, d6di6 ti son Altesse Royale Monseigneur le prince Charles‑AIexan‑
dre duc de Lorraine et de Bar ... novembre 1760. Bruxelles, Chez J. Vanden Berghen, 1760.

1p.1.,iv,[3]‑238,[ii]p.fold.tab.15cm. Titlevignette.Ilorcompleteseries,edbyL.

F. LeQimzts and P. 1. A. Roubaua isszted monthly 1659‑1662. 2Dv. (10‑5)
Vol.11. Trade, Commerce &c.
69 Malynes, Gerard de, fZ. 1586‑1641. Englands vievv, in the vnmasking of two paradoxes:

with a replication vnto the answer of Maister Iohn Bodine. By Gerrard de Malynes ...

London,PrintedbyRichardField,1603.3p.1.,197p.14cm. SeveralerrorsinPaging.
Pit'nter's device on t.‑p. MS. marginal rules, notes and underknings throzrghout. Dmplicate

70 The Rates of His Maiesties customes, as the same are now established by His Majesty ...
for all good and merchandise imported or exported to and from the Kingdom of Scotland ...
Together with the act of Parliament, concerning custom and excise, and imposition on tar andiron; with the list of all unexcisable goods. And the act concerning bullion. Edinburgh,

PrintedbyAndrewAnderson...1670. 3p.1.,104p.14cm. Pwfato2y,signecl:Lauclerdaill.

7Hitle within line border. (11‑2)

71 [Boisguillebert, Pierre le Pesant, sieur de] 1646‑1714. La France ru'inee sous le regne

de Louis XIV. Par qui & comment. Avec les moyens de la retablir en peu de tems ...
Cologne, Chez Pierre Marteau, 1696. 214p. front. fold. map. 15cm. 7Vtle in red andblacle; with vignette. Retblished also under tities: Le detail de la Fptance a695L and 71estament

Politique de Monsieur de Vii7uban a700 (11‑3)
72 C., J. A treasury for dealers, or The merchant, cash keeper, masters, owners of ships,
freighters, fac.tors, mariner, and notary publick's, best instructor and companion, in threeparts ... By J. C., notar. Pub. London, Printed for G. Conyers ... 1702. 6 p.1., 134 [i.e182]p.15cm.Prqfatorysignecl:1.S.MaayPagesinconectlynumbered. (11‑4)
73 [Puckle,James]1667?‑1724. England'spathtowealthandhonour,inadialoguebetween

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an English‑man and a Dutch‑man ... London, Reprinted for Edward Symon ... 1718. 5
p.1.,47p.15cm. Dedicationsignecl:jomesPtzclele. Titlewithincloublelineborder.First
edition 1700. Also Published with title: a) Engltznd's interest oag A bnef diScou7se of therqyal .tZShe7zy ... 169a C2) A new dialQgzte between a burgermaster and an Ehaglish gentle‑
man ... 169Z (C9) England's way to wealth and honour ... 1699; and (4) 71he aclvanttrges ofthe .fZShe7y to Great Britain demonstrated ... 17Z9. (11‑5)
74 Mun, Thomas, 1571‑1641. England's treasure by foreign trade: or The ballance of ourforeign trade is the rule of our treasure. Written by Thomas Mun ... London, Printed forThomasHorne...1718.4p.1.,175p.15cm. Titlewithindbublelineborder.First

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75 Massie, Joseph, d. 1784. 0bservations relating to the coin of Great Britain; consisting
partly of extracts from Mr Locke's Treatise concerning money, but chiefly of such additions
thereto, as are thought to be very necessary at this juncture; not only for remedying the present
great scarcity of silver, but for putting a stop to those losses which this nation suffers by theover‑valuing of gold‑money, and by prohibiting both the melting and exporting of British coin:

whereunto is annexed, Sir William Petty's Quantulumcunque concerning money; reprinted froman edition that was printed for private use in the year 1695; and corrected by a manuscript copyof very good authority. By J. Massie. London, Printed for T. Payne; sold by W. Owen [etc.]

1760.Ip.1.,40,[2]p.25cm. Marginalmarkings. (12‑1)
76 Arepresentationconcerningtheknowledgeofcommerceasanationalconcern;
pointingoutthepropermeansofpromotingsuchknowledgeinthiskingdom. ByJ.Massie.

London,PrintedforT.Payne;soldbyW.Owen[etc.]1760.5p.1.,25p.25cm. (12‑2)

77 Briefobservationsconcerningthemanagementofthewar,andthemeansto
prevent the ruin of Great Britain. Most humbly offered to the consideration of the Parlia‑
ment, and people thereof, by J. Massie. 2d ed., with additions. [colophon:] Sold at thepamphletshopsattheRoyal‑Exchange...[London,1761] 12p.25cm. DatedonP.8:

PI'izstminster, 26 1den.,1761. CbPtion title. (12‑3)

78 AnhistoricalaccountofthenavalpowerofFrance,fromitsfirstfoundationto
the present time. With a state of the English fisheries at Newfoundland for 150 years past.
And various computations, observations, &c. proper to be considered at this decisive juncture.
To which is added, A narrative of the proceedings of the French at Newfoundland, from thereign of King Charles the First to the reign of Queen Anne ... By J. Massie. London, Sold by

T.Payne[etc.]1762. 19,5p.25cm indbublecoinmns. (12‑4)
79 Observationsonthenewcyder‑tax,sofarasthesamemayaffectourwoollen
manufacturies, Newfoundland fisheries, &c. Most humbly submitted to the consideration of
the Parliament and people of Great Britain. By J. Massie. Westminster, 1763‑1764. Broad‑side11sheets(2sheetsmountedonguards).43cm,folded.to24cm. daPtiontitle.

Pn'nted in three or four coinmn& conlaining no.ll]‑XXXI. (12‑5)

1180 FartherobservationsconcerningtheFoundling‑Hospital:pointingouttheill
effects which such an hospital is likely to have upon the religion, liberty, and domestic
happiness of the people of Great‑Britain ... To which are prefixed, former observations
concerning the said hospital ... By J. Massie. London, Printed for T. Payne; and sold by W.

Owen [etc.] 1759. Ip.1., 16, [2]p. 25cm. (12‑6)
81 Reasonshumblyofferedagainstlayinganyfarthertaxuponmaltorbeer;
shewing that such a tax would not only cause great losses to the landholders of England, but
be prejudicial to several branches of our manufacturies, and prove a pinch‑belly tax to some

hundred thousand families of labouring people: shewing also, that three years extraordinary
supplies for war may be raised upon the exorbitant part of those prices which the sugar‑
planters have for above a year past obliged the people of Great Britain to pay for sugars ...
By J. Massie. London, Printed for T. Payne; sold by W. Owen [etc.] 1760. 12p. 25cm.

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82 [Appendix] Acomputation of the money that hath been exorbitantly
raised upon the people of Great Gritain by the sugar‑planters, in one year, from January 1759

toJanuary1760...[London,1760] Broadside.42cm,foldedto22cm. Datecl:Jlanua2y10.

83 A supplement to the reasons already offered, by J. Massie, against
laying any farther tax upon malt or beer. [London, 1760] Broadside 42cm, folded to 22cm.
1latedr Vl'lestminsteag 24 .lan., 1760. 7'lliis isszte inclttdes: lixtracts .1̀lom the tenth chaPter of Sir.lbsiah Child's Discourse on [sicj trade. (12‑9)84 AstateoftheBritishsugar‑colonytrade;shewing,thatanadditionaldutyof
twelve shillings per 112 pounds weight may be laid upon brown or muscovado sugar ... without
making sugar dearer in this kingdom than it hath been of late years, and without distressing the
British sugar‑planters '... Most humbly 'submitted to the consideration of the honourable

House of Commons. By J. Massie. London, Printed for T. Payne; sold by W. Shropshire[etc.,etc.]1759. 1p.1.,96p.fold.Ieaf.25cm. ̀℃beicztlationsandobservationsrelatingto
an additional dztly mpon strgaag" .2P. boztnd bettveen P. 40‑41. 71his cQPy not in 3 Parts, andlzas not special t.‑P. (12‑10)85 Aplanfortheestablishmentofcharity‑housesforexposedordesertedwomenand girls, and for penitent prostitutes. Observations concerning the Foundling‑hospital,
shewing the ill consequences of giving public support thereto. Considerations relating to thepoor and the poor's‑laws of England ... Also, a new system of policy, most humbly proposed,
for relieving, employing, and ordering the poor of England ... By J. Massie. London, Printed
for T. Payne; sold by W. Shropshire [etc., etc.] 1758. 2 p.1., 146, [2]p. fold. tables. 25cm.

(12‑11)86 Aproposalformakingasavingtothepublicofmanythousandpoundsayearin the charge of maintaining His Majesty's marine forces, and for the better regulation of them.
To which is annexed, eight half‑sheet tables, containing, distributions of marine‑pay in all its

branches ..; Most humbly submitted to the consideration of the Parliament of Great Britain.
‑ By J. Massie. London, Printed for T. Payne ... 1758. iv, 8 fold. tables. 74,[2]p. 25cm.

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87 ReasonshumblyofferedagainstlayinganyfurtherBritishdutiesonwroughtsilksof the manufacture of Italy, the kingdom of Naples and Sicily, or Holland: shewing the probableill consequences of such a measure in regard to the landed interest, woollen manufacturies, silk
manufacturies, fisheries, weal‑th, and naval power of Great Britain. London, Printed for T.

Payne...1758. 14p.25cm. Signedatendi1.Massie. T7tievignette. lvipe7foct:

final leof advertising tracts by 1. Massie wanting. (12‑13)
88 Factswhichshewthenecessityofestablishingaregularmethodforthepunc‑
tual, frequent and certain payment of seamen employed in the Royal Navy. Most humbly
submitted to the consideration of Parliament. London, Printed for T. Payne; sold by W.

Owen[etc.]1758. 14p.25cm. Signedatenclrl.Massie. (12‑14)
89 [Macnab, Henry Grey] 1761‑1823.' Letters addressed to the Right Honourable William
Pitt ... pointing out the inequality, oppression, and impolicy of the taxes on coal: and asubstitute for these taxes on all coals consumed in England and Scotland. Also, a substitutefor the grant of one shilling per chalder to the Duke of Richmond, by King Charles II. London,

PrintedforJ.Johnson[etc.]1793. 1p.1.,172,28p.25cm. ̀npt)endix...abstvactslaken.flomSirlbhnSinclair'sslatisticalaccountofScotland...":osP.atend. (12‑15)
90 [Bath, William Pulteney. Ist earl of] 1684‑1764. A state of the national debt, as it stood

December the 24th, 1716. With the payments made towards the discharge of it out of thesinking fund, &c. Compared with the debt at Michaelmas, 1725. London, Printed for R.

Francklin...1727. 1p.1.,83,[28]p.22cm. Hblf‑titlewanting. I]lages66‑Zlincorrectly

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91 [Hamilton, Andrew] An enquiry into the principles of taxation, chiefly applicable toarticles of immediate consumption ... London, Printed for, and sold by J. Debrett ... 1790.

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92 [Playfair, William] 1759‑1823. The increase of manufactures, commerce, and finance,with the extension of civil liberty, proposed in regulations for the interest of meney. London,

PrintedforG.G.J.andJ.Robinson...1785. 1p.1.,122,[1]p.25cm. PresenintioncqPy
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93 [Decker, Sir Matthew, bart.] 1679‑1749. An essay on the causes of the decline of theforeign trade, consequently of the value of the lands of Britain, and on the means to restore

both. Begunintheyear1739. London,PrintedforJohnBrotherton...1744. 4p.1.,112p.
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94 Hartley,David,1732‑1813. AnaddresstotheCommitteeofAssociationoftheCountyof
York, on the state of public affairs. By David Hartley ... January 3, 1781. York, Printed

byA.Ward,andsoldbyJ.AImon[etc.,etc.][1781]lp.1.,46p.25cm. (13‑4)
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95 Yorkshire,Eng. CommitteeofAssociation. AnaddressfromtheCommitteeofAssocia‑
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96 Stanhope, Charles Stanhope, 3d ear4 1753‑1816. 0bservations on Mr. Pitt's plan, forthe redution of the national debt. By Charles Earl Stanhope ... London, Printed by J. Davis,

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97 [Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Butler] 1751‑1816. A comparative statement of the twobills, for the better government of the British possessions in India, brought into Parliament by

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98 [Burke, Edmund] 1729?‑1797. 0bservations on a late state of the nation. London,

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99 PIayfair,William,1759‑1823. Anessayonthenationaldebt,withcopperplatecharts,forcomparing annuities with perpetual loans. By William Playfair. London, Printed for J.

Debrett [etc.,etc.] 1787. viii, 39p.3fold. charts. 25cm. (13‑9)
100 Pope, Simeon. Scarcity of specie no ground for alarm, or, British opulence un‑
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(13‑10)101 Burney, James, 1750‑1821. Measures recommended for the support of public credit.
By Captain James Burney. London, Printed for G. G. and J. Robinson [etc.,etc.] 1797.

20p.25cm. 7Vtlevignette. (13‑11)
102 A Complete stamp table: being an account of all the stamps necessary in the varioustransactions of law and commerce ... from their commencement in the reign of William andMary to the present time; containing the date ... when the original duties were imposed,
together with reference to the several statutes and the time when the several additional duties

commenced...[London]SoldbyO.Turner...1797. 29numb.1. 21×23cm,foldedto21×18cm. Pn'ntedononesicieofleofonlyandfolded. (13‑12)103 [Penkethman,John]fL1631. Acollectionofseveralauthentickaccountsbfthehistory
and price of wheat, bread, malt, &c. from the coming in of William the Conquerour toMichaelmas 1745. With some occasional remarks ... London, Printed for W. Warden, andsold by C. Davis ... 1748. 4 p. 1., 3, [5], 25‑30, [4], 27‑60, ll, [61]‑79p. front., 2 fold. tables.

24cm. A reisstte of the 1745 edition with a dWiezent, title‑Page and .flontispiece. ‑71hefinntispiece title reads ̀tArtachthos; oL A new boole declaring the assise or weight of bread ..."

Londbn, Pn'nted for R. Bishop, 163& mprinted for VIi. VVZirden, 17:48. ̀tA tme relation orcollection of･ the most remarkable cieart1ts and famines ... " lp.[61]‑7YV has soparate t.‑P.

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104 An Entire new system of mercantile calculation, by the use of universal arbiter numbers.
Introduced by an elementary description of, and commercial and political reflecttions [sic]on,
universal trade. IIIustrated and exemplified by the elements of the chain rule of three, thenature of the exchanges, and of all charges and contingencies on goods; which are also reduced

to a plain and concise system, intirely new and universal. By an old merchant. London,
Printed for Leigh and Sotheby ... 1795. xvii,[i]‑iv,[5]‑374p. incl. hold. tables 25cm.

(14‑1)

105 Smart,John. Tablesofinterest,discount,annuities,&c. ByJohnSmart...London,
Printed by J. Darby [etc.] 1726. 4 p.1., 123p. incl. tables. 25cm. 7Vtle within line

106 Cleland,Charles. Abstractsoftheseverallawsandrulesthatarenowinforce,relating
to the importation and exportation of wines. Into and out of Great‑Britain. With complete
tables of the net duties, that are to be paid on the importing, and repaid on the exporting of thesame, in time: disposed in a more easy, methodical manner, than any before extant, for theutmost dispatch in business ... Designed for the service and use of collectors, and officers,
belonging to His Majesty's Customs; the ease and satisfaction of merchants, and gentlemen who
import their own wines; as well as instruction of all those who are inclined to be versed in thatdifficult branch of the customs ... By Charles Cleland ... London, Printed for the author,

1737. xi,[4], 172,[4]p. incl. tables. 25cm. (14‑3)
107 Hayes,Richard. Anewmethodforvaluingofannuitiesuponlives. Shewingatsight,

as follows: I. How many years, months, &c. Purchase an annuity upon life, for any age,from 30 to 73 years, is worth ... II. How much a year IQO l. is worth upon life for any of theaforesaid ages, [etc.] ... By Richard Hayes. 2d ed., corrected. London, Printed for W.

Meadows...1746. 3p.1.,128p.incl.tables.23cm. FirstPublishedinIZ27. Rage12

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108 [Whatley,Thomas] d.1772. Considerationsonthetradeandfinancesofthiskingdom,and on the measures of administration, with respect to those great national obiects since theconclusion of the peace. London, Printed for J. Wilkie ... 1766. 119p. 27cm. Title

vignette. MS. conections in text. (15‑1)

109 Gt. Brit. Board of 7)fade. Representation of the Lords of the Committee of Council,
appointed for the consideration of all matters relating to trade and foreign plantations, upon thepresent state of the laws for regulating the importation and exportation of corn: and submitting

to His Majesty's consideration some further provisions, which are wanting to amend andimprove the said laws. London, Printed for John Stockdale ... 1790. v, 3‑34p. incl. tables(partfold.)27cm. Marginalrulesandunderiining. (15‑2)
110 Rayment,Robert. TheincomeandexpenditureofGreat‑Britainofthelastsevenyears,
examinedandstated. ByRobertRayment. London,PrintedforJ.Debrett...1791. 1p.I.,

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Vol.16. Tracts on Finance &c.
111 Thoughts on property, as affected by the present alarming crisis ... [London?] March 8,

1797.15p.26cm. Presenlationcopy:LF>Tomtheauthor'onhaij‑tide(cromped.] (16‑1)
112 Ashmore,Thomas. Ananalysisoftheseveralbankannuitiesfromthefirstyearoftheircreation down to the present time; with references to the different acts passed relative thereto.

The whole intended to explain the present capital of each fund in a concise and clear method.
To which is added by way of supplement, a correct account of the supplies and ways and means
voted in the last sessions of Parliament ... By T. Ashmore ... London, Printed for Richard‑sonandUrquhart...1774. iv,[5]‑29p.26cm. Hkeij‑titiezvanting. (16‑2)
113 [Gould,Sir'Nathaniel] Anessayonthepublickdebtsofthiskingdom. InaIetterto
a member of the House of Commons. Wherein the importance of discharging them isconsidered; the provisions for that purpose by the sinking fund, and the progress thereinhitherto made, are stated and explained ... To which is subjoined, An enquiry into the generalconvenience of reducing farther the interest of our publick debts ... Reprinted from the second
edition, which was published by J. Peele ... in the year 1726 ... London, Sold by B. White ...,

1782.4p.1.,55p.26cm. Anothered.175;925 (16‑3)

114 Rous, Thomas Bates. An explanation of the mistaken principle on which the Commuta‑tion act was founded; and the nature of the mischiefs that must follow from a perseverance init. In a second address to the public, from Thomas Bates Rous ... London, Printed by J.

Jarvis ... 1788. 2p.1., 18p. 26cm. (16‑4)
115 Wood, William. A plan for the payment of the national debt, and the reduction of taxes

two millions per annum. By William Wood. London, Printed fbr L.B. Seeley ... and soldbyT.Pearson...[1796]vi,35p.26cm. Propceciated:March31,IZ96. (16‑5)
116 Lauderdale, James Maitland, 8th earl of 1759‑1839. The substance ofa speech made in
the House of Peers on Friday, May 13, 1796. By the Earl of Lauderdale, on the subject of thenationalfinances. London,PrintedforG.G.andJ.Robinson...1796. 2p.1.,49p.2fold.

tables.26cm. interleavedcopy. MS.correctionandnotes. (16‑6)
117 Thoughtsonfinance,suggestedbythemeasuresofthepresentsession.Bythe
Earl of Lauderdale. 3d ed. London, Printed for G. G. and J. Robinson ... 1797. 2 p.1., 55p.

incl. tables. 26cm. First edition also the same year. interleaved and with 4 Pcrges ofVol.17. Tracts on Finance, Trade &c.
118 Proposals for the regulation of a society for improving arts and sciences, and particularly

natural knowledge. [Edinburgh, 1739?] lp.1., 14p. 24cm. (17‑1)

16119 [Onslow,Arthur]1691‑1768. ThespeechoftheRightHonourableA rorw,Esq;
S‑‑‑r of the Hon‑‑‑ble H‑‑se of C‑‑‑‑ns; at the bar of the H‑‑se of P‑‑‑rs, upon presenting
the money‑b‑‑ls to His M‑‑‑‑‑y, April 29, 1740. London, Printed for John Clarke ... 1740.

[3]‑14p.23cm. Hbij‑titlewanting. Titlevignette. (17‑2)

120 A Scheme to secure and extend the credit and strength of the British nation. London,

Printed by H. Kent, for E. Comyns ... 1747. 17p. 21cm. Engraved title vignette.
Attn'bztted to lbhn Ashldy by Stibin. 7)his copy tvithottt the additional fRemarks and coi71Pttla‑

tions' tvhich amparendy form P.19‑26 of some copies. (17‑3)
121 Seasonable observations on the trade to Africa. In a letter to a member of Parliament.

London,Printedintheyear1748. 15p.25cm. Titlevignette. (17‑4)
122 Seasonable observations on the naturalization bill, now depending in Parliament; and alsoa clear confutation of the City of London's remonstrance to the House against it, shewing theadvantages that will accrue to Great‑Britain by a naturalization. London, Printed for A.

Dodd....1748. 14p.25cm. Titievignette. (17‑5)
123 A Short view of the dispute between the merchants of London, Bristol, and Leverpool[sic], and the advocates of a new joint‑stock company, concerning the regulation of the African

trade. London, Printed in the year 1750.Ip.1., 18p. 25cm. (17‑6)
124 A Genuine state of the receipts and issues of the revenues of France, in 1740, 1741, 1742,

and 1743. Also the national debt of France, in 1743, &c. Translated from an authentic
original, bought at the sale of the late Mr. Furnese. London, Printed for J. Millan ... 1760.

125 [Savile,SirGeorge,bart.]1726‑1784. Anargumentconcerningthemilitia...[London,
1762] 19p.25cm. MS.attribzttionofaztthorshipandduteont.‑P. DmplicatecQPy6!?9(17‑8)
126 [Heath, Benjamin] 1739‑1817. The case of the County of Devon, with respect to theconsequences of the new excise duty on cyder and perry. Published by the direction of thecommittee appointed at a general meeting of that county to superintend the application for the

repealofthatduty. London,PrintedforW.Johnston...1763. 1p.1.,32p.25cm. Hbif‑

title wanti7rg. MS. marginal notes. (17‑9)

127 A Letter to William Pulteney, Esq; on the subject of the Forth and Clyde navigation.

Fromaproprietor. [Edinburgh,1768] 29p.25cm. CkePtiontitle. (17‑10)
128 Loch, David, d. 1780. Letters concerning the trade and manufactures. Of Scotland;particularly the woollen and linen manufactures. Humbly submitted to the consideration of thehonourable convention of the Royal Boroughs of Scotland. 3d ed., with large additions.

ByDavidLoch...Edinburgh,Printedfortheauthor...1775. 1p.1.,24p.23cm. Aztthor's
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130 Stair, John Dalrymple, 5th earl oj; 1720‑1789. The state of the national debt, thenational income, and the national expenditure. With soMe short inferences and reflections

applicabletothepresentdangerouscrisis. ByJohnEarlofStair...3ded. London,Printed

forJ.Almon...1776. 11p.29cm,foldedto24cm. IVrsteditionalsothesameyear.
(17‑13)
131 Thoughts on the navigation between the friths [sic] of Forth and Clyde, and a navigable
cut through the peninsula of Cantyre: in a letter to his Grace the Duke of Queensberry andDover, president of the company of proprietors of the Forth and Clyde navigation, from acitizen of Edinburgh. London, Printed in the year 1777. 16p. 25cm. v7‑14)
132 A Letter to the partners of Douglas, Heron, and Co. from a fellow partner. [Edinburgh,'133 Douglas, Heron, and Company. The precipitation and fall of Mess. Douglas, Heron,and Company, late bankers in air, with the causes of their distress and ruin, investigated andconsidered,byacommitteeofinquiry,appointedbytheproprietors. Edinburgh,Printedinthe

year1778.xiii,[1],167,133,31,34p.25cm.lhgel13misnumbent115. (17‑16)
134 Necker,Jacques,1732‑1804. Comterenduauroi,parM.Necker,Directeurgeneraldes
finances. Aumoisdejanvier1781.ImprimeparordredesaMajeste. Paris,De1'imprimerieroyale, 1781. 2 p.1., 116p. fold. tab. 25cm. 2 folding engraved coloured maps at end.

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135 The Corn distillery, stated to the consideration of the landed interest of England.

London,Printedintheyear1783. 52p.25cm. thgesa6Z8incorrectlynunzbentZ&56
136 Thoughts concerning the constitutional principles in points of finance and personal
service, that ought to be adopted in future, for the support of the British navy and army, priorto, and during the establishment of a commercial union between Great Britain and Ireland;
dedicated to the Right Honourable Thomas Orde ... [London?] Printed in the year 1786. 2

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137 Tables and schedules relative to the proposed consolidation of the customs. [London,
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138 Wellwood,SirHenryMonCreiff,bart.,1750‑1827. Sketchofaplanforaugmentingthe
livings of the ministers of the Established Church of Scotland, by means of the vacant stipends.

With tables and illustrations. By Sir H. Moncreiff‑Wellwood ... Edinburgh, Printed by

MurrayandCochrane...1788. 1p.1.,43p.25cm. PresentationcQPMwithinscriptionon

verso of t.‑P., .bem the author to Dr. Steciman. (17‑21)

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139 [Littleton,Edward]b.1626. Thegroansoftheplantations:or,Atrueaccountoftheirgrievous and extreme sufferings by the heavy impositions upon sugar, and other hardships.
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140 [CIement, Simon] fZ. 1695. A discourse of the general notions of money, trade, &exchanges, as they stand in relation each to other. Attempted by way of aphorisrrt: with aletter to a minister of state, further explaining the aphorisms, and applying them to the present

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141 Company of ScotlaRd trading to Africa and the Indies. A perfect list of the several
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152 Steuart Denham, Sir James, bart., 1712‑1780. The principles of money applied to thepresent state of the coin of Bengal: being an inqury into the methods to be used for correcting
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Some computations relating to the proposed transferring of eighteen millions

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Vol.22. Tracts on Finance, Sea Debt &c.
205 Some proposals humbly offer'd to the Parliament of Great Britain, for easing the nationof the old navy‑debt, (now the South‑Sea‑debt) of ten millions sterling, principal money, forgreatly increasing our money ... By the first of which proposals, the nation will save ... The

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206 [Watkins, Thomas] A table of redemption. Shewing at one view in what time theprincipal and interest of any debt from three to six per cent. may be discharged, by any fundproducing yearly from three and a half to twelve per cent. with other estimates and remarks
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208 Somecalculationsandremarksrelatingtothepresentstateofthepublickdebts and funds. And a proposal for the intire discharge of the national debt and incumbrance
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properly belongs to the late and present reign, and the advantages of His Majesty's wife andfrugalgovernment. London,Printedintheyear1718. 1p.1.,14p.fold.tab.30cm. 7Vtle

210 Hutcheson, Archibald, d. 1740. Mr. Hutcheson's answer to Mr. Crookshanks's Sea‑
sonableremarks. London,PrintedinDecember,1719. 2p.1.,28p. 30cm. Tlaftlevignette.
(22‑6)
211 Crookshanks, John. Some matters of fact relating to the revolution, the annuities, thecivil list branches, and national debts; taken from the most authentick records: in reply toArchibald Hutcheson, Esq;'by John Crookshanks. London, Printed in the year 1720. vi, 82,

viiip.30cm. 77tlevignette;ornamenindheacipiecesandinitials. (22‑7)
212 An Estimate of the present national debt; to which is added A copy of remarks whichwere subjoined to some calculations made in April 1717. relating to the publick debts.

London,Printedintheyear1718. 1p.1.,2p.fold.tab.30cm. IVtlevignette.Attributedto

ArchibaldHbetchesonLty5iperling. ' ' (22‑8)27213 The Schemes of the South‑Sea Company and the Bank of England, as propos'd to theParliament for the reducing of the national debts. 2d ed. London, Printed for W. Castle ...

1720. 10p.30cm. Titlevignette. Firsteditionalsothesameyeaagandthethinted.with
title: A trzte and exact schemes of the Sbuth‑Slaa CompaTnyy and the ,[innle of England.tsee 915V

(22‑9)
214 The South‑Sea Company and Bank proposals, as they were delivered to the honourable

the House of Commons, stated and compared. [London? 1720?] Folio broadside 53×36cm,

folded.to28×18cm. indbrsed. (22‑10)215 [Steele, Sir Richard] 1672‑1729. Thetheatre. BySirJohnEdgar [pseud] ... No.
23,24,27. London,PrintedforJ.Roberts...1720. 3L30‑34cm. Alo.2?:.ftam7nb{esciay

March li to Stzimrdoy March 19 1720. Alo. 24: from Sbtstntay March 1￡ to 7)cesduy Alarch

zaIZ20.Alo.2Z.fhomCTIaesdnyMarchzatoStztztntayAPrila1720. (22‑11)
216 [Hutcheson,Archibald] d.1740. Somecalculationsrelatingtotheproposalsmadeby
the South Sea Company, and the Bank of England, to the House of Commons; shewing, the loss
to the new subscribers, at the several rates in the said computations mentioned; and the gain
which will thereby accrue to the proprietors of the old South‑Sea stock. By a member of theHouseofCommons. London,Printedintheyear1720. 3p.1.,13p.30cm. Prefaceciatecl:

217 AnabstractofSomecalculationsrelatingtotheproposalsmadebytheSouth
SeaCompany,andtheBankofEngland,totheHouseofCommons. [London,1720] 2p.34×
27cm. fold. to 26×15cm. indbrsed title; caption title: An abstract shewing the loss to the
new subscribers to the South‑Slaa stocle ... inclucted in his Some calculations ... (21bl(22‑13)218 Someseasonableconsiderationsforthosewhoaredesirous,bysubscription,orpurchase, to become proprietors of South‑Sea stock. With remarks on the surprizing methodof valuing South‑Sea stock, publish'd in the Flying‑Post of Saturday, April the 9th, 1720. By

a member of the House of Commons. London, Printed; and sold by F. Morphew ... 1720.

11p.30cm. Titlevignette. Datecl;APril14,1720. (22‑14)
219 AnestimateofthevalueofSouth‑Seastock.Withsomeremarksrelating
thereto. By a member of the House of Commons. London, Printed in the year 1720. 15p.

30cm. fitlevignette. PrefacedotedSlaPt.IaIZ20. APParentlyPn'vateissued. IVbtin
amp of the collections of Htztcheson's Thracts but has all the excellent qualities of his work.
(Fbxwell)‑of. Kress. ̀tAn estimate of the intrinsicle value of Sbuth‑Slaa stock" andbrced titlel:

tipPed in oPPosite P. 4. (22‑15)220

The capital of the South‑Sea Company, at midsummer, 1720, is computed asfolloweth, viz. . ..[London,1720] [2]p.37cm,foldedto28cm. kzdbrsedtitle:Anestimateof the intrinside value of Sbuth‑Slaa stocle. included in his An estimate of the value ... (Zll9V(22‑16)221

rs

A letter to the author of the Calculations in the White‑Hall Evening‑Post,relating to South‑Sea stock. Shewing the mistakes in the said Calculations; and, these being
rectified, what the present value of South‑Sea.stock is. Together with an answer to the unjust
insinuations against the estimate of the value of South‑Sea stock, lately published, as if thattreatise were intended to prejudice the unhappy sufferers, who have dealt in South‑Sea stock,or to hurt the publick credit. By a member of the House of Commons. London, Printed in theyear 1720. 15p. 30cm. 77tle vignette. "71he LVhite‑Hbll Evening‑Pbst'; no. ew9 Cfrom
Sdtuntay, AJbv. Ia to ThresduM ATbv. Ia 1neoj l4] P.: tipPed in opt)osite P. 5. (22‑17)

222 The White‑Hall Evening Post. Numb. 339: From Saturday, November 12 to Tuesday,
November 15, 1720. A reply to Mr. Hutcheson' s letter to the author of The calculations intheWhite‑HallEveningPost,relatingtotheSouthSeastock. [London]1720. [4]p.26cm.

incinded in Previozts item. (22‑18)
223 The Free‑thinker. No. 274. [London] Friday, November 4. 1720. [6]p. 30cm.

Lower margin tn'mmea ofecting text. (22‑19)

224 An Impartial enquiry into the value of South‑Sea stock. With some thoughts of theoccasion of the present decay of trade and credit: and some means proposed for restoring thesame. In a letter to Sir Richard Steele ... London, Printed in the year 1720. 20p. 30cm.

Prefato2y notes signecl; A. B. 7Vtle vignette. (22‑20)
225 Budgell, Eustace, 1686‑1737. The case of the annuitants and proprietors of the redeem‑
able debts. In a letter to the author of the several calculations on South‑Sea stock. By

EustaceBudgell...London,PrintedforJ.Roberts...1720. 6p.30cm. Titlevignette.
(22‑21)
226 Philanthropos,Pseud. AlettertotheRightHonourabletheEarlofSunderland,withan
account of the causes of the present diminution of publick credit. As also the means ofreviving it ... London, Printed for J. Roberts ... 1720. 6p. 30cm. IVtle vignette.

Dedication signecl: I7zdenthmpos. (22‑22)

227 A Letter to the author of the London Journal; containing objections against the present
scheme, to empower the three great companies to take in part of the publick debts. With ajust calculation of the value of a 1001. capital, when divided among the said companies. To
which is added, an equitable proposal for restoring of publick credit ... London, Printed andsold byADodd ... 1721. 6p. 30cm. (22‑23)
228 A Letter to the sub‑governor, deputy‑governor, & directors of the South Sea Company.

[London,1720] 4p.30cm. CkePtiontitle. SignediAtrzteloverofhiscot{ntry. Margins

trimmea tdirecting text andPcrge numbers. Dtiplicate copy 231 (22‑24)
229 An Account of the publick debts at the Exchequer, as they now stand: distinguishing what
the funds are; when granted; how long since granted; what term remains; how much the original
principal money was; how much has been since paid off, and how much remains; and what theannual sums are that are paid, or payable for the principal sums advanc'd; with the rate ofinterest, exclusive of the deficiencies of parliamentary grants. To which is added, Seasonable
observations on the annuities, in answer to Sir Richard Steele's Crisis. London, Printed for J.

w

Roberts ... 1720. 1 p.1., [2]p. fold. tab. (on 2 fold. sheets) 30cm.
reversed.

77tle‑page and lables(22‑25)230 Hutcheson,Archibald, d.1740. AcomputationofthevalueofSouth‑Seastock,onthefoot of the scheme as i'c now subsists. Made from the facts as they are stated by the directorsof the South‑Sea Company, in the accounts and papers by them laid before the House ofCommons ... With some remarks relating to these matters. By Archibald Hutcheson ...

London,Printedintheyear1720. 23p.30cm. Titlevignette. Dziplicatecopy(lilrriant)

231 A Letter to the sub‑governor, deputy‑governor, & directors of the South Sea Company.

[London,1720] 4p.30cm. CtzPtiontitle. Signecl:Atrneloverofhiscount2y. Dmplicate

232.

The Case of contracts for South Sea stock, in general, since taking of the third subscrip‑

tion, at 1000 per cent. London, Printed for T. Griffiths; and sold by J. Roberts, 1720. 6p.

30cm .

Tleitlevignette.MS.comectionintext. (22‑28)

233 Mackworth, Sir Humphrey, 1657‑1727. To the honourable the knights, citizens, andburgesses of Great Britain, in Parliament assembled, the humble proposal of Sir Humphrey
Mackworth, for restoring the national credit, and fixing it upon a lasting foundation; forpromoting trade and commerce both at home and abroad; and also, for payment of such partof the publick debt, and giving such relief to the sufferers in the South‑Sea Company, as shallbe thought proper and consistent with parliamentary engagements, and the publick safety:
founded on the nature and excellency of the Constitution of the Government of Great Britain.

London, Printed by H. Meere ... 1721. 1p.1., 4p. 30cm. (22‑29)
234 Hutcheson,Archibald, d.1740. Acollectionofcalculationsandremarksrelatingto
the South Sea scheme & stock, which have been already published. With an addition of someothers, which have been made publick'till now. By Archibald Hutcheson ... London, Printed

intheyear1720. 140p.30cm. 7kitlevignette. Contents.‑Somecaiculationsrelatingtothe
Pmposals made Lrv the Sbz{th‑Sba Compan)I and the Bank of England to the Hbuse ofCommons ... favith sapartzte t.‑P., with impn'nt: Londbn, Ropn'nted in the year IZ26V‑Someseasonable considerations for thosa who are desirott& by subscription, or Purchtzsa to become
Proprietors of South‑Slaa stode. Vvath remarks on the suiPrizing method of vaining Sbuth‑Slaastock Publish'd in the Flying‑Pbst of Sketztntay, APn'l the 9th, 1720. (VVith soparate t.‑P., withiimprint: Londbn, Roprinted in the year IZ2Q) ‑Sbveral calculations and remazk:s relating to theSouth‑Slaa schema and the value of that stocle ... (VIiith seipamte t.‑P., with imprint: Londbn,

REiprinted in the year IZ2ov APPendin Slact. I‑ILrl. 77te ampendu to. 121‑14op is misbound

235 The White‑Hall Evening Post. No. 340: From Tuesday, November 15 to Thursday,
November 17, 1720. An explanation of the difference between the two computations of thevalueofSouthSeastock,latelypublished. [London]1720.[4]p.26cm. BOundomposite
P.114ofP7eviousitemtvhereotherarticlesf)'onzthisnewspoperarePublished. (22‑31)
236 The Daily Post. No. 575. Computations, shewing the disproportion of South Sea stock30

allowed to the redeemable proprietors, and the other new proprietors ... August 3d, 1721. [2]p.35cm,holdedto27cm. BoundompositePagel19ofno.es5. (22‑32)
237 The Freeholder's Journal. Numb. 52, 53, 54. London, Printed for and sold by T.
Sharpe...1722.3numb.30cm. IVhrmb.52:7112esuliplementtotheFbueeholder'sfournal.
Qf Vl'izcinesciay December la IZ22. Friday December 14, IZ22.P. I 307 ]‑310' Mtmb. 53:
Wizcinesciay, December 19. IZ22. P. [ 313]‑320. IVumb. 54: T72e suPPIement to theF>reeholder's Jlournal. or Ve47cinestiny December 19 1722. Fnday December ,21, 17/22.P. f321]‑329. Pkeges 311‑312 wanting 325; ,32a 327 incorrectly numbered 312; 322; 323 respective‑

238 Hutcheson, Archibald, a 1740. Some paragraphs of Mr. Hutcheson's treatises on theSouth‑Sea subject; which relate to the relief of the unhappy ttaders in South‑Sea stock, and to

publick credit. And the reason of his reprinting thema at this time. To which is added, A
near estimate of the value of South‑Sea stock, if the bill now order'd to be brought in, pass into

alaw.London,Printedintheyear1723.35p.30cm. 7Vtievignette;engravedheadoiece

239 AnabstractofanaccountstatedbysomeoftheclerksattheSouth‑Seahouse,
relating to the estates of the late directors; shewing what will be coming to the company fromthose estates, with and without a mulct. And remarks, shewing the mistakes in that account.

And some reasons offered to the consideration of the gentlemen of the House of Commons, andthe proprietors of South‑Sea stock, for the putting a more speedy end to the trust, in the wayof a mulct. By Archibald Hutcheson ... London, Printed in the year 1723. 15p. incl. tables.

30cm. Ilages12and14blank. 7itlevignette;engravedheacipieceandinitial. (22‑35)
240 [Blunt, Sir John] lst bart d. 1733. A true state of the South‑Sea‑scheme, as it was
first form'd, &c. with the several alterations made in it, before the act of Parliament pass'd.
And an examination of the conduct of the directors in the execution of that act; with an enquiry

into some of the causes of the losses which have ensured. As also An abstract of several
clauses of the acts of Parliament, made against those directors, and the grounds of them; withsome remarks on the whole. London, Printed and sold by J. Peele, 1722. 56p. 30cm.
Errors in Paging no. 39‑35. 71tle within doable line border. MS. conection on p. 36.
(22‑36)

Voi.23/24. Steuart's Political Economy.
241 Steuart Denham, Sir James, bartL 1712‑1780. An inquiry into the principles ofpolitical
economy: being an essay on the science of domestic policy in free nations. In which areparticularly considered population, agriculture, trade, industry, money, coin, interest, circula‑tion, banks, exchange, public credit, and taxes. By Sir James Steuart ... In two volumes.

London,PrintedforA.Millar,andCadell,1767.2v.2fold.tables.26cm. Iiii]‑[xvi],
f12J, asSIP.; 8 P.I., 64a[13]P. Hkzij‑title of vol. 1 wanting. With Lauderdule's
signatui?, subjizct heading and sheij‑mark on both t.‑P., and his bookPlates, with those of later

Etzri of Lauderdale Ptzsted over them on .fiontPtzste‑downs of both volumes. MS. marginal31

Vol.25. Tade to Africa, Assiento, Contract &c.
242 Company of Scotland trading to Africa and the Indies. A full and exact collection of all
the considerable addresses, memorials, petitions, answers, proclamations, declarations, lettersand other publick papers, relating to the Company of Scotland trading to Africa and the Indies,
since the passing of the act of Parliament, by which the said Company was established in June
1695, till November 1700. Together with a short preface (including the act itself) as also atable of the whole contents ... [Edinburgh] Printed in the year 1700. 1 p.1., x, 144,[8]p.
17cm. '14 calalagzte of the several books and Pamphiets that have been hitherto Pztblishea
concerning the indian and A,7frican Compamp of Stotland": .2P. at end. Rojiers mainly to the

Stots'coloayinDarien.Marginstrimmeadiectingt.‑P.andPagenztmbers. (25‑1)

243 Theoriginalpapersandletters,relatingtotheScotsCompany,tradingto
Afrjca and the Indies: from the memorial given in against their taking subscriptions at
Hamburgh, by Sir Paul Ricaut, His Majesty's resident there, to their last address sent up to His

MajestyinDecember,1699...[Edinburgh?]PrintedAnno1700.56p.18cm. 7Vtlewithin
244 Considerations upon the trade to Guinea. London, Printed in the year 1708. 30p 16cm.
Title vignette.

(25‑3)

245 Chidley,John. JohnChidley'svindicationofhimself,fromtheslanderandcalumnycast
upon him, in the sixth and seventh pages of a book, entitled, Reflections upon the constitution

and management of the trade to Africa, &c. London, Printed in the year 1709. 16p. 15cm.

Tlitle zvithin dottble line bordl7r. (25‑4)

246 A Letter from a merchant at Jamaica to a member of Parliament in London, touching theAfrican trade. To which is added, a speech made by a black of Gardaloupe, at the funeral ofa fellow‑Negro. London, Printed for A. Baldwin, 1709. 31p. 17cm. (25‑5)
247 Some remarks on a pamphlet, call'd, reflections, on the constitution and management of
the trade to Africa. Demonstrating, the author's abusive aspersions therein contained, to be
ill grounded, the matters of fact wrong represented, and the late management of that trade set
in true light. With an account, of the needful charge of the British settlements in Africa; inwhat manner they may be best maintain'd, and the trade carry'd on to the benefit of this nation,

andourplantationsinAmerica.[London]Printedintheyear,1709.32p.17cm. Title
tvithin dbztble line border. A mply to llavenant. MS. lable of oports in red and blacle inle

248 [Defoe,Daniel]1661?‑1731. AnessayuponthetradetoAfrica,inordertosetthemeritsof that cause in a true light and being the disputes between the African company and theseparate traders into a narrower compass. [London] Printed in the year 1711. 48p. 17cm.
7'levo zvo7zls neatly removed with a knijie and supt)lied in manuscript. Margins closely trimmed

tvith loss of Pcage unmbers. (25‑7)
249 An answer to the reasons against an African company, humbly submitted to the consider‑ation of the patriots of Great Britain, in this present Parliament assembled ... London, Printed

intheyear,1711.31p.17cm. Marginstrimmeawithlossofpagenumbers. (25‑8)ee250 [An] Explanation of the African‑company's property in the sole trade to Africa, making
their right equal with any subject's right to his freehold ... London, Printed in the year 1712.

14p. 17cm. 71fZle vtlgnelte. Margz'ns imnmea zvith loss of first woizl of utle and Page

251 Phipps, Thomas. Mr. Phipps's speech to a committee of the honourable House ofCommons, concerning the African trade, March the 27th 1712. London, Printed by H.

Parker...1712.16p.17cm. 7Vtlevignette. Marginstrimmeaafiiectingt.‑P.andPage

252 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. A brief account of the present state of the African trade .

London,PrintedforJ.Baker...1713.55p.17cm. 7itlevtlgnede. Margz'nalnotes.
(25‑11)
253

Copy 2(25‑12)254 [Wood,William] Theassientocontractconsider'd. Asalso,theadvantagesanddecayof the trade of Jamaica and the plantations, with the causes and consequences thereof. In
several letters to a member of Parliament ... London, Printed: and sold by Ferd. Burleigh ...

1714.5p.1.,50p.20cm. Marginalnote. (25‑13)

255 Some observations on the assiento trade, as it hath been exercised by the South‑Sea

Company; proving the damage, which will accrue, thereby to the British commerce andplantations in America, and particularly to Jamaica. To which is annexed, a sketch of theadvantages of that island to Great Britain, by its annual produce, and by its situation for tradeor war. Addressed to His Grace the Duke of Newcastle, one of His Majesty's principal
secretaries of state. By a person who resided several years at Jamaica. 2d ed. London,

PrintedforH.Whitridge...1728.iv,38p.19cm. Sbmetimesattribzatedto.lamesKdaight.

I7irst edition also same year. (25‑14)

256 A Defence of the observations on the assiento trade, as it hath been exercised by theSouth‑SeaCompany,&c. Intwoparts. I. Inrelationtothecontroversy. II. Inralation‑
to the queries which were published in the craftsman, and other aspersions on the author of the
Observations on the assiento trade, as well as on the island of Jamaica ...By the author of the
Observations on the assiento trade. London, Printed for H. Whitridge ...1728. vi, 66p 20cm.

Attributedto.ldmesKnigIztbyHbnson.Engravedheacipiecesandinitialletters. (25‑15)
257 An Answer to a calumny: with some remarks upon an anonimous [sic] pamphlet address'dto his grace the Duke of Newcastle, entitled Some observations on the assiento trade, as it has

been exercised by the South‑Sea Company, &c. Whereby the damage which has or, is likely
to accrue thereby to the British commerce and plantations and particularly to Jamaica is also

considered. In two parts ... By the factor to the South‑Sea Company, at whom the calumny

was aimed. London, Printed by W. Wilkins and sold by J. Roberts ... 1728. 75p. 20cm.

Attn'buted toERichant Rigby]by Hkenson. (25‑16)

258 Considerations on the Amercan trade, before and since the establishment of the South‑
Sea Company ... London, Printed for J. Roberts ... 1739. 31p. 20cm.
(25‑17)es259 Don John further display'd: being a supplement to Consideratins on the American(25‑18)trade ... London, Printed for J. Roberts, 1740. 43p. 20cm.
260 The Present state of the British and French trade to Africa and America cbnsider'd andcompar'd; with some propositions in favour of the trade of Great Britain ... London, Printed

forE.Comyns...1745.56p.20cm. Titlevignette. ‑ (25'19)
261 [Post}ethwayt, Malachy] 1707?‑1767. The natiohal and prjvate advantages of theAfrican trade considered: being an enquiry, how far it concerns the trading interest of GreatBritain, effectually to support and maintain forts and settlements in Africa; belonging to theRoyal African Company of England ... With a new ... map of the coast of Africa, and all theEuropean settlements. London, Printed for John and Paul Knapton ... 1746. 2 p.1., 128p.

front. (fold. engr. map) 20cm. (25‑20)
262 ConsiderationsontherevivaloftheRoyal‑British‑Assiento;betweenhisCatho‑
lick‑Majesty, and the horiourable the South‑Sea Company. With a humble attempt to unite

the African‑trade to that of the South‑Sea Company, by Act of Parliament. By Malachy
Postlethwayt, Esq: London, Printed for John and Paul Knapton ... 1749. vii, 47p. 20cm.

(25‑21)263 O'Connor, M., fZL 1749. Considerations on the trade to Africa. Together with aproposal for securing the benefits thereof to this nation. For fixing and ascertaining thecapital stock of the Royal African Comany of Erigland ... In a letter to a noble lord: with whomthat proposal was left for his consideration the last year, but with no sort of intention that itshould ever appear in print. And a postscript: containing, amongst other things, the author's

reasons for publishing the same at this time. By Mr. O'Connor ... London, Printed for J.

Barnes...1749.53p.18cm. Closelytrimmed,afactingtext. Hdlf‑titiewanting. DztPlicate

264 Considerations on the African trade. [n. p.] Printed in the year 1750. 1 p.1., 5p. 17cm.

(25‑23)265 An Accommodation offered for the preservation of the African trade to the British
nation. [n.p.] Printed in the year 1750. 1 p.1., 5p. 17cm.

(25‑24)266 A Detection of the proceedings and practices of the directors of the'Royal African
Company of England, from their first establishment by charter in the year 1672, to the present
year 1748. With remarks on the use and irnportance of the British forts and settlements onthecoastofGuiney...London,PrintedforT.Warner...1749.viii,51p.20cm. (25‑25)
267 O'Connor, M., .fZ. 1749. Considerations on the trade to Africa. Together with aproposal for securing the benefits thereof to this nation. For fixing and ascertaining thecapital stock of the Royal Afrian Company of England ... In a letter to a noble lord: withwhom that proposal was left for his consideration the last year, but with no sort of intention
that it should ever appear in print. And a postscript: containing, amongst other things, theauthor's reasons for publishing the same at this time. By Mr. O'Connor ... London, Printed

forJ.Barnes...1749..1p.1.53p.20cm. With4half‑title.Dmplicatecopy26B,1322(25‑26)34

268 [An] Antidote to expel the poison contained in an anonymous pamphlet, lately published,entitled, A detection of the proceedings and practices of the directors of the Royal African
Company of England, &c. Being intended not only as a full answer to this pamphlet, but toall others of the like nature, that may come out hereafter ... London, Printed for J.
Roberts ... 1749. 56p. 19cm. Margins tn'mmea diecting .fi;rst wont of title and Page

Vol.26. Tracts on Commerce & the Commercial Treaty with France.
269 Boyetet, D6pute de Bayonne. Recueil de divers m6moires, relatifs au traite de com‑
merce avec 1'Angleterre, faits avant, pendant et apres cette negociation. Par M. Boyetet ...
Versailles, Chez Baudouin, imprimeur de 1'Assemb16e nationale ... 1789. 2 pt. (2 p.1.,[1]‑6,[3]‑[24],[47]‑162,23‑46;[4],181p.)19cm. ̀fRopubliqueconjidentiellaremiseParM.EdenaN
M. de RaynevaL le es iuillet IZg6 " Pt. 1, P. 111‑156; ̀fiCopie d'une iettre du sieur Dmpont"

pt. a p. 105‑10& ̀℃opie du me'moire de M. Dmpon4" Pt. a P. 109‑136. impeifect:

Pcrginationandfolintionconjmsed.Marginalruie&andsomeuncterlinings. (26‑1)
270 Normandy. Chambre du commerce. Observations de la Chambre du commerce deNormandie, sur le trait6 de commerce entre la France & 1'Angleterre. Suivi du Plan d'unebanquenationaledeFrance.Rouen,1788.1p.1.,117,73p.19cm. 77tlevignette. Pldnhas
soparate title‑Page with a ltr7say imprint. MS. marginal rztas some ztnderlinings and notes.

(26‑2)
271 [Galiani, Ferdinando] 1728‑1787. Dialogues sur le commerce des bleds ... Londres,

1770.lp.1.,314,[1]p.19cm. Titlevignette. (26‑3)

272 [Morellet, Andre] 1727‑1819. R6futation de 1'ouvrage qui a pour titre Dialogues sur lecommerce des bleds. Londres [i.e. Paris?]1770. 8, 360p. 19cm. 77tle vignette. See
Morellet's '7L4rgmoires" i, 185. .Ele says ,P. 19a it wtzs wntten in 1770 but did not apt)ear till

1774, Hki calls ita 'Zidstvaction involontaire" uaggs 494a (26‑4)
273 [SEnac de Meilhan, Gabriel] 1736‑1803. Considerations sur les richesses et le luxe ...
A Amsterdam, et se trouve a Paris, Chez la veuve Valade... 1787. viii, 499, [4]p. 19cm.

7Vtlevignette. IVbtesandemala:[4JP.MS.attn'butionsofauthozshipont.‑P. (26‑5)
274 L'Esp6rance,...suivideunpeuplus...Germinal,ANVIII[1800] [colophon:][Paris]
Marchant. 1p.1.,86p.19cm. Htilf‑title:Lesomnambulefuancienyouleromanve'n'table

cle la Paix de la gloire et cle la Prospe'n'th. (26‑6)
Vol.27. Banks & Banking Coin &c.
275 [Turner, Thomas] d: 1679. The case of the bankers and their creditors, stated andexamined. Wherein the prbperty of the subject in this, and the like cases, is soberly asserted,by the common and statute laws of England, His Majesties most gracious declarations, byinnumerable, great and important records of this kingdom, from the time of the Norman
Conquest to our own times; by the civil law, history, polity, morality, and common reason: andall objections undeniably refuted. As it was inclosed in a letter to a friend, by a true lover of
his king and countrey, and sufferer for Ioyalty. 3d impression, with additions amounting to a35

third part more than hath been at any time before printed ... [London] Printed in the year

1675.5 p.1, 147,[1]p.17cm. R7ge 54 misnztmbered 45. Prantory "77ie letter" is signecl:

avzo. 7‑le{mor. First edition 1674. tsee Z20 (27‑1)
276 Lewis, Mark, fl. 1678. A short model of a bank, shewing how a bank may be erectedwithout much trouble, and without any charge or hazard to any body, and with apparent profit
to every body, except th.eeves, brokers and griping usurers, which bank will be able to give out
bills of credit to a vast extent that all persons will accept of rather than mony [sic]. By M.

Lewis...[London,1678?]1p.1.,6p.17cm. MarginstrinzmeawithlossofPage‑nztmbers.
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277 [Asgill, John] 1659‑1738. Several assertions proved, in order to create another species

ofmoneythangoldandsilver.[London,1696]1p.l.,85p.19cm. 7Vtlewithinclozableline
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Threby,Oct:6.96.'hrclono.GttlMillr'DmplicatecQPy2Zanothered.286 (27‑3)
278 Proposals for a national bank: setting forth how three millions of pounds may be raisedfor the support of the charge of the war. How the mint may be supplied with three millionsof gold and silver coin. How the present clipp'd mony[sic] may be exchanged without any
farther loss to the nation. How the cash of the nation may be increased of six millions ofpounds in eight months time. How the expence of the war abroad, may be supplied without
draining us of our cash. To which is added, A compleat catalogue of all the books lately
published concerning the coin. London, Printed for Richard Cumberland ... 1679. 2 p.1., 48p.

16cm. 7Vtietvithlineborder. MS.crossmarks. (27‑4)
279 [H., P.] The Bank of England, and their present method of paying, defended from theaspersions cast on them in a Iate book, entituled, A review of the universal remedy for all thediseases incident to coin. With application to our present circumstances. In a letter to Mr.

Locke. London,PrintedforThomasSpeed...1697. 22,[2]p.17cm. Titlewithindoubletine bonter. Signect P. H. 772e az{thor was tenlalively indentijied by HLst7 tzs .lleter

Hbublon. (Coltlsmiths) (27‑5)
280 A Letter to a member of the honourable House of Commons, in answer to three queries;
I. Whether there is no other cause of our want of bullion and coin, but the clipping of ourmoney, and the expence of the war. II. Whether it is possible to manage the trade of thenation without a supply in specie, equal to what we have lost. III. Whether a forc'd credit canbe an expedient under our present circumstances. With some other remarks, in relation to ourown, and foreign manufacturies. London, Printed, and are to be sold by E. Whitlock ...1697.

Ip.1.,29p.19cm. Titlewithindoubtelineborder. (27‑6)
281 [Jobert, Louis] 1637‑1719. The knowledge of medals: or, Instructions for those who

apply themselves to the study of medals both ancient and modern. From the French.
London,PrintedforWilliamRogers...1697.4p.1.,215,[16]p.19cm. Tlatlewithindoubie
lineborder.Atranslation,byRQgerGtzle,oflbbert'sLasciencedesmeciailles. (27‑7)

282 [Pollexfen,John]fl.1675‑1697. Adiscourseoftradeandcoyn. London, Printed in theyear1697.9p.1.,167p.19cm. 7itlewithindoublelineborder. Another ed. 1. 608'(27‑8)

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283 Chamberlen,Hugh,.17.1720. Theconstitutionoftheofficeofland‑credit. Declaredina deed. By Hugh Chamberlen Senior, M. D. and others, joynt undertakers and managers
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Sowle...1698.64p.17cm. MS.crossesinmargin. 77zefirstfolioettitionhadapt)eared

284 [Broughton,John] 1674?‑1720? RemarksupontheBankofEngland,withregardmore
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By a merchant of London, and a true lover of our constitution. 2d ed., corrected. London,

PrintedforABaldwin...1706.4p.1.,iv,5‑51p.17cm. Titletvithindoublelineborder.
First edition 1705: mprinted in Brozrghton's 7:he vindication and advancement of ottr national

constilation and credi4 1nO. (27‑10)285 Reasons offer'd against the continuance of the bank. In a letter to a member ofParliament. London, Printed in the year 1707. 16p. 17cm. Price 2 Pence: manirscript

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286 Asgill,John,1659‑1738. Severalassertionsproved,inordertocreateanotherspeciesof
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287 Myers, Thomas, 1774‑1834. 0bservations on the third Report of the Select Committeeof the House of Commons, on the Affiars of the East India Company. Dated 21st of June,
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288 Jackson,Randle,1757‑1837. SubstanceofthespeechofRandleJackson,Esq.deliveredat a general court of proprietors of East India stock, on Tuesday, May 5, 1812. Upon thesubject of the negociation with His Majesty's ministers, for a prolongation of the term of thecompany's exclusive charter ... 3d ed. London, Printed for J. Butterworth [etc., etc.]
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289 Wellesley, Richard Colley Wellesley, marqui$ 1760‑1842. A Ietter from the Marquis
Wellesley, governor‑general in council, to the government of Fort St. George, relative to the
new form of internal government, established at Fort St. George; and to the provision of goods,
on account of private merchants, through the agency of the commercial officers of the com‑pany. Dated 19th July, 1804. London, Published by Gale and Curtis ... 1812. iv, 56p. 21cm.

290 EastIndiaCompany(ZEIirglisbj Correspondenceandproceedingsinthenegociationfor arenewal of the East‑India Company's charter. London, Printed for Black, Parry and Co ‑737

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291 Free trade to India. Letters addressed to the merchants and inhabitants of the town ofLiverpool, concerning a free trade to the East Indies. By a member of Parliament. (Written
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292 Wellesley, Richard Colley Wellesley, marquis, 1760‑1842. Letter from the Marquis
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and published by Richardson [etc.] 1812. 48p. 21cm. (28‑‑6)
293 AletterfromtheMarquisWellesley,Governor‑GeneralinCouncil,tothe
government of Fort St. George, relative to the new form of internal government, establishedat Fort St. George; and to the provision of goods, on account of private merchants, through theagency of the commercial officers of the company. Dated 19th July, 1804. London, PublishedbyGaleandCurtis...1812.iv.56p.21cm. Dziplicatecopy2g9 (28‑7)
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London, Published by J. Hatchard ... 1812. vii,[9]‑112p. 21cm. (28‑8)

295 Remarks on the extension of territory which has taken place in India, subsequent to theacts of Parliament passed in 1784, and 1793; submitted to the consideration of Parliament,
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byG.Sidney;andpublishedbyRichardson[etc.,etc.]1812.28p.21cm. Dmplicatecopy
296 Considerations on the policy of renewing the exculsive privileges of the East India
Company. London, Printed for and sold by R. Jennings and Black, Parr, & Co .. . 1812. 2 p.
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(28‑10)297 Hints for an answer to the letter of the chairman and duputy chairman of the East‑India
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298 Remarks on the extension of territory which has taken place in India, subsequent to theacts of Parliament passed in 1784, and 1793; submitted to the consideration of Parliament,
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byG.Sidney;andpublishedbyRichardson[etc.,etc.]1812.28p21cm. DmplicatecQPy
299 Shee, A. M. K. An address to the proprietors of East‑India stock, on the important
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300 Waddington, Samuel Ferrand, b. 1759. The oriental exposition; presenting to theUnited Kingdom an open trade to India and China. Our distressed manufactures and mer‑eschants demand, that the India Company's monopoly should be abrogated; and our national
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Esq. 2d ed. London, Printed for the author; sold by Sherwood, Neely and Jones... 1811. vii,

184p.21cm. .Eirsteditibnalsothesameyear. (28‑14)

301 Lieutenant Colonel Munro's plan for abolishing the tent contract of the Madras army,
with Colonel Capper's remarks. Now published for the first time. London, Printed for J.

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303 A Letter to the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval, on the subject of the alarming increase ofre‑assessments of assesed taxes, occasioned by the defalcation of collectors ... together witha plan for the prevention of the evel, rendering it impossible for any receiver‑general of taxes,

or a collector, to become a defaulter to the state ... By a householder to Tottenham. 2d ed.,with considerable additions ... London, Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones; and sold bySherwood [etc., etc.] [1812] 67,[1]p. 21cm. (28‑17)304 Montgaillard, Jean Gabriel Maurice Rocques de, comla 1761‑1841. The situation ofGreat Britain, in the year 1811. By M. M. de Montgaillard ... Faithfully translated from the

French ... London, Printed by J. Dennett; for F.W. Blagdon: sold by Sherwood [etc., etc]

1812.lpJ., viii, 225p. 21cm. (28‑18)

305 Suggestions for the e' stablishment of a preventive police in the metropolis, capable ofbeing extended to other populous cities. London, Printed and published by J. S. Dickson ...

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Vol.29. EastIndiaCompany.
"306 Francis, Sir Philip, 1740‑1818. Speeches in the House of Commons, on the war against
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307 Leith, Sir George, bart d. 1842. A short account of the settleinent, produce, andcommerce, of Prince of Wales Island, in the Straits of Malacca, by Sir George Leith ...

London,PrintedforJ.Booth...1805.1p.1.,94p.22cm. FirstPublishedin1804.(29‑2)
308 Lauderdale,JamesMaitland,8thearlq7:1759‑1839. Aninquiryintothepracticalmeritsof the system for th6 Government of India, under the superintendence of the Board of Controul.

By the Earl of Lauderdale. Edinburgh, Printed by George Ramsay & Company, for Archibald

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309 Scott‑Waring,John,1747‑1819. LettertotheeditoroftheEdinburghReview,byMajor
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India Company; published in the 30th number of the Edinburgh Review. London, Printed for

J.Ridgway...1810. 1p.1.,77,[1]p.22cm. MS.inscriptionont.‑p.:"7btheRightHbn
biefsic]theEtzrlofLaztdertlale[crossedoztt]LViththeAzttho2scomplements". (29‑4)
310 An Account of the origin, progress, and consequences, of the late discontents of the armyon the Madras estaPlishment ... London, Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies ... 1810.

2p.1.,294p.22cm. Marginalntlesand"nderlining. (29‑5)
311 A Letter from an officer at Madras, to a friend formerly in that service, now in England;
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312 [Buchan, George] 1775‑1856. An accurate and authentic narrative of the origin andprogess of the dissentions at the presidency of Madras: founded on original papers andcorrespondence. London, Printed for Edmund Lloyd ... 1810. 2 p.1., xvi, 210, 47p. 22cm.
̀n concise accoztnt of the events of the rebellion at Madrtzs" : 477). at end. Marginal mles.

thge 119 misnztmbered 11. fI2etblishers announcementJ chipPed in on verso of xvi. (29‑7)
313 Indus, Pseztd. A view of the policy of Sir George Barlow, as exhibited in the acts of the
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314 Petrie,William. AstatementoffactsdeliveredtotheRightHonourableLordMinto...
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315 A Short narrative of the circumstances attending the late trials in the Supreme Court of
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government. London,PrintedforJ.Ridgway...1810.1p.I.,ii,98,[1]p.22cm. Marginal

316 Indus, pseztd. A view of the policy of Sir George Barlow, as exhibited in the acts of the
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Vol.30. EastIndiaCompany.
317 A Short review of the British government in India; and of the state of the country before
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318 Anderson, George, 1760‑1796. A general view of the variations which have been made40

in the affairs of the East‑India Company, from the conclusion of the war, in India, in 1784, tothe commencement of the present hostilities. By George Anderson ... London, Printed for

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319 Melville, Henry Dundas, lst viscoun4 1742‑1811. Letter from the Right Honorable
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320 [East India Company (ZEInglisbj] Third Report of the Special Committee [of the Court

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321 Francis,SirPhilip,1740‑1818. Mr.Francis'sspeechontheaffairsofIndia;deliveredin
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322 Observations on Lord Castlereagh's speech of the 19th of July 1804, and on the state of

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323 Francis, Sir Philip, 1740‑1818. Speeches in the House of Commons, on the war against

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324 Gt. Brit. R2rliamen4 1806. Hbztse of Commons. Report of the debates in the House ofCommons upon the tenth, fifteenth, and eighteenth days of July 1806. 0n the East India
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327 Twining, Thomas, 1776‑1861. A letter, to the chairman of the East India Company, on
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the British and Foreign Bible Society, as directed to India. By Thomas Twining ... 3d ed.

London,PrintedforJ.Ridgway...ByHazardandCarthew...[1807]33p.21cm. thge41

328 [Scott‑Waring, John] 1747‑1819. 0bservations on the present state of the East India
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329 ObservationsonthepresentstateoftheEastIndiaCompany;withprefatory
remarks on the alarming intelligence lately received from Madras, as to the general disaffec‑
tion prevailling amongst the natives of every rank, from an opinion that it is the intention of
the British government to compel them to embrace Christianity ... and a plan ... for restoringthat confidence, which the natives formerly reposed in the ... British government, as to thesecurity of their religion, laws, and local customs. By Major Scott Waring. 4th ed.

London, Printed for James Ridgway ... 1808. Ixxvi, 76p. 21cm. Marginal rales and

330 An Englishman [Pseud.] A letter to Lord Folkstone, on his reviving the charges madeby Mr. Paull against the Marquis Wellesley. To which are annexed A faithful copy of thefirst letter actually sent; and the despatch intended to be sent by the East‑India Directors to theMarquis ... By an Englishman. London, Printed for the author; and sold by Effingham

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331 Henri IV, King of thancq 1553‑1610. Henri IV peint par lui‑meme, dans deux discoursde ce prince; 1'un a 1'Assemb16e de Rouen, en 1596; 1'autre aux deputes de la ville de Beauvais,en 1594. Paris, De 1'imprimerie de Monsieur, sous la direction de P. F. Didot le jeune, 1787.

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332 Discours en vers, a 1'occasion de 1'Assemblee des notables, en mil sept cent quatre‑

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333 [La Place, Pierre Antoine de] 1707‑1793. Epitre a M. Ie marquis de "', a 1'occasion
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334 Epitreauxnotables... Paris,De1'imprimeriedeMonsieur,1787. 11p.25cm.

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335 France. Assemblgiz des notables, 1787. Liste des notables composant l'Assemb16e par‑tagee en sept bureaux, avec leurs demeures a Versailles. Versailles, De 1'imprimerie de Ph.

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336 [Louis XVI, King of Fbuance] 1754‑1793, sumposed author . Discoursduroi,a1'Assembl6e

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337 Discours prononc6 de 1'ordre du roi et en sa pr6sence par M. de Calonne, Contr61eur
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338 DEbut du discours prononce par M. Ie Contr61eur‑gen6ral, dans 1'Assemblee des notables,
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340 France. Assembtel7 des nottzble& 1787. Discours prononces a I'Assemblee de notables,
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342 Collectiondesmemoirespresent6sa1'Assembleedesnotables.Premiereet
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353 Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&lacompositiondesassemb16esquiauront lieu dans les duches de Lorraine & de Bar, en vertu de 1'edit portant creation desassembleesprovinciales. Du8juillet1787. [Colophon:]Paris,De1'imprimerieroyale,1787.

7p.26cm. CbPtiontitie. (31‑23)
354 Reglementfaitparleroi,pourlapremiereassembleedelaprovincedu
Haynault, en vertu de 1'edit portant creation des assemblees provinciales. Du 12 juillet 1787.

[Colophon:]Paris,Del'imprimerieroyale,1787.2p.26cm. CkePtiontitle. (31‑24)

355 Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&lacompositiondesassembleesquiauront lieu dans Ia province du Poitou, en vertu de 1'edit portant cr6ation des assemblees
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26cm. CtzPtiontitie. (31‑25)
356 Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&lacompositiondesassembleesquiauront lieu dans la province d'Alsace, en vertu de 1'edit portant creation des assemb16es
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26cm. CkePtiontitle. (31‑26)

357 Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&lacompositiondesassembleesquiauront lieu dans la generalite d'Auch, en vertu de 1'edit portant creation des assemblees

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26cm. CkePtiontitle. (31‑27)358. Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&lacompositiondesassembleesquiauront lieu dans la province du Limosin, en vertu de 1'edit portant creation des assemblees

provinciales. Du 12 juillet 1787. [Colophon:] Paris, De 1'imprimerie royale, 1787. 12p.

26cm. CkePtiontitle. (31‑28)
359 Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&lacompositiondesassembleesquiauront lieu dans la generalite de Rouen, en vertu de 1'edit portant creation des assemblees
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26cm. CZzPtiontitle. (31‑29)'

360 Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&lacompositiondesassembleesquiauront lieu dans la gen6ralit6 de Caen, en vertu de 1'edit portant creation des assemb16es
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26cm. CkePtiontitle. (31‑30)

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362 Reglementfaitparleroi,pourlaformation&compositiondesassemblees
qui auront lieu dans la generalit6 de Tours, en vertu de 1'edit portant creation des assemb16es

provinciales. Du 18 juillet 1787. [Colophon:] Paris, De 1'imprimerie royale, 1787. 11p.

363 Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&compositiondesassembleesquiauront lieu dans la generalite d'Orleans, en vertu de 1'edit portant creation des assemblees

provinciales. [Colophon:]Paris,Del'imprimerieroyale,1787. 12p.26cm. CaPtiontitle.
(31‑33)364 Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&compositiondesassembleesquiauront lieu dans la g6n6ralite de Lyon, en vertu de 1'Edit portant cr6ation des assemblees
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26cm. CtzPtiontitle. (31‑34)'

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Vol.32. Trade Relating to India.
367 An Answer to a late tract, entituled, [An Essay on the East‑India trade.] London, Printed

for Tho. Cockerill ... 1697. 3 p.1., 46p. 17cm. Titie within clouble line border. MS.

attribzttiontoSirFrancisBretvsteront.‑P.,bzttKressnotattn'bzttedtohim. (32‑1)
368 [Pollexfen,John]fl.1675‑1697. EnglandandEast‑Indiainconsistentintheirmanufac‑
tures. Being an answer to a treatise, intituled, An essay on the East‑India trade. By theauthor of, The essay of wayes and means. London, Printed in the year, 1697. 59,[1] p. 18cm.
7Vtle within dbztble line border. Ownership inscription of Geo 7'lreby. Dmplicate copy 644(32‑2)
369 [Child, Sir Josiah, bart.] 1630‑1699. The great honour and advantage of the East‑
India trade to the kingdom, asserted. London, Printed for Thomas Speed ... 1697. 3 p.1.,

39p.18cm. Titlewithindbublelineborder. Dedicationsignecl:1.C. Sbmetimesattn'but‑

ed to fosiah Child, bztt Kress listed to l. C. (32‑3)

370 East India Company CEnglish,) A memento to the East‑India companies. Or, An
abstract of a remonstrance, presented to the House of Commons, by the East‑India Company,

intheyear1628. Withsomefewanimadvertionsthereon. London,Printedintheyear1700.
25p. 15cm. Title within dbzable line bonter. Ilossibly half‑title wanting. Margin trim‑

mea qffecting t.‑p. and P̀uge numbers. (32‑4)

371 S., T. The profit and loss of the East‑India‑trade, stated, and humbly offer'd to theconsideration of the present Parliament. London, Printed in the year 1700. 24p. 17cm.

Signed at encl: T. S. (32‑5)

372 The Adyantages of the East‑India trade to England, consider'd. VKJherein all the objec‑tions to that trade, with relation, I. To the exportation of bullion, for manufactures consum'dinEngland: II.Tothelossofemploymentforourownhands: III.Totheabatementofrents:
are fully answer'd. With a comparison of the East‑India and fishing trades. London, Printed

forJ.Roberts...1720. 6p.1.,128p.20cm. Titlewithindoublelinebordizr. Areissueof Considerations zipon the East india tracle, 1701. Ix2zrioztsly attn'buted to Charles Davenan4

Ht?nry Martyn and Sir Dztdly Albrth. (32‑6)

373 Copy2.Htiij‑titlewanting. ' (32‑7)

374 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. The trade to India critically and calmly consider'd, andprov'd to be destructive to the general trade of Great Britain, as well as to the woollen and silk

manufactures in particular. London, Printed for W. Boreham ... 1720. 45,[1] p. 19cm.

MS. crosses in margins markiug certain Passcages. Title vignette. (32‑8)
375 A Description of the port and island of Bombay. And an historical account of thetransactions between the English and Portugueze concerning it, from the year 1661, to thispresent time. [London] Printed in the year 1724. 80p. fold. engraved map. 18cm.

46376 A Letter to the chairman of the East‑India Company: in which the facts contained in thememorials to the Court of directors, and the proceedings of the last General court, upon theanswer of the Court of directors to those memorials are fully stated and shown. By aproprietor in the company's stock ... London, Printed for J. Roberts ... 1727. 38p. 20cm.

Ornamental heacipiece and initial tetter. (32‑10)
377 Some considerations on the nature and importance of the East‑India trade. London,

PrintedforJohnClarke...1728.Ip.1.,88p.20cm.7Vtlevignette. (32‑11)378 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. The advantages of peace and commerce; with some
remarks on the East‑India trade. London, Printed for J. Brotherton and Tho. Cox; and soldby A. Dodd ... 1729. 40p. 20cm. (32‑12)
379 A Collection of papers relating to the East‑India trade: wherein are shewn the disadvan‑
tages to a nation, by confining any trade to a corporation with ajoint‑stock. London, Printed

forJ.Walthoe...1730. xvi,118p.18cm. 7Vtlevignette. Contents.‑Tlzeargumentof
Chief Justice POIIerofen, mpon an action of the casa brozrght by the East‑india Compaay against
71homas Stzncis. ‑Extract .from a discourse on trade, wntten in 169a Q), lbhn PblftzxLfen. ‑7Vze

Governor and Compaay of merchants trading into the Etzst‑indies to Claplain N. T. ‑Extract.flom the clebates of the Hbz{se of Commons, ATbvember 9 1680.‑An account of the Proceeding
in ,l]larliament 169& relating to the Eczst‑hzdia Compaay. ‑E)ttract from a pamphle4 entitulea
71he atlvantages of the East‑indla trtzde to Ebegland consider'd. ‑Extract fit)m Mr. Wbod's

381 A Letter to a proprietor of the East‑India Company. [London, 1750] 123[i.e. 119] p.

19cm. imPe2fecitt.‑P.wanting. thginationomitts,113‑116. DmplitatecqPy388(32‑15)382 Considerationsontheproposalforthereductionofinterest,sofarasitrelatestotheEast‑
India Company, and on the question to be ballotted for, at the East India House, on
Wednesday next, the 3d of January [1750]: with some remarks on what past at the two general‑
courts on this subject. In a letter to the gentlemen and ladies, proprietors of the East‑India

stock. London,PrintedforC.Corbett...[1750] 1p.1.,30p.18cm. IintettDecemberca

17:49. DuPlicate cQPy 895 (32‑16)

383 Three Letters to the proprietors of stock in the East‑India Company, relative to thequestiontobeballottedforonWednesday,January3d,1749. Byadirector. London,Printed

forM.Cooper...1749.2p.1.,27p.20cm. Titlevignette. (32‑17)
384 Some thoughts relating to trade in general, and to the East India trade in particular.

London,PrintedforR.Baldwin...1754.30p.18cm. 7Vtlevignette. Signedatencl:A.Z.
(32‑18)385 LettersrelatingtotheEastIndiaCompany.Containing,I.AlettertoSirJ L ,ondividng annuities from the trading stock ... II. A letter to the people of Britain, on the47

importanceoftheEastIndiatrade...III.AlettertoMissA S ,oneofthe
proprietors of the East India sock [sic] ... IV. A Ietter to the Hon. "'. "', Esq. ... on theimportanceoftheIndiantrade...V.AIetterto B ,Esq;oneoftheAldermenoftheCity of London; on the erecting Madarass and its dependencies into a colony ... VI. A letter

to J. S. ... In answer to a question, whether people from Edinburgh and Glasgow may send
ships, and trade to the Philippian Islands and Japan? London, Printed for W. Owen ... 1754.

30p. 19cm. Ikeges 17‑.22 mpeated. Attribztted to lbhn daimpbell, and thotrght to be
extracted fivm the Part of "71he modern ztniversal history" by him.‑of. Higgs and McCttlloch.
K)ress ,givingr half.‑title as thle: A collection of letters relating to the Ekest indin ConzPaay and to.free tmde. Dedicated to Robert Mrgent ... (32‑19)
386 Great Britain's poverty and distress, exemplified by the East‑India monopoly; with somehints towards a remedy, even without abolishing the company or obstructing their trade.

Withaprefacededicatory,humblyinscribedtoSirJ nB d,Knt.London,Printed
forG.Bible...1755. 1p.1.,16p.20cm. Tlaitlevignette. thPezstoSirfohnBtirnant.

Attribztted to l. Massie by Higgs. (32‑20)

387 A Narrative of the transactions of the British squadrons in the East‑Indies, during thelate war; comprehending; a particular account of the loss of Madaras, the operations of thesquadron under the command of Admiral Griffin, in relation to which he is to be tried by a court‑

martial, at Chatham, on Monday, December the Third; and the siege of Pontichery, by Admiral
Boscawen. Together with some account of the countries ... By an officer who serv'd in thosesquadrons.London,PrintedforD.Wilson...1751.Ip.1.,82p.18cm. (32‑21)
388 A Letter to a proprietor of the East‑India Company. London, Printed

for T. Osbor‑ne...1750. 123[i.e.119]p.19cm. Hbij‑titlezvanting. Marginstrimmed ofecting text.
,Flagination omitts, 113‑116. Dziplicate copy 381(32‑22)Vol.33. British Distillery, Brewery &c.
389 ThePracticaldistiller:or,Abrieftreatiseofpracticaldistillation. Inwhichthedoctrineof fermentation is methodically explain'd ‑in a new method. With the descrjption of a new engine‑
still, engraved on a copper‑plate; which, for its dispatch of business, is preferable to any other.

To which is added, by way of appendix, A treatise of making artificial wines from several fruits

oftheBritishproduction,interspers'dwithmanyusefulreflectionsandobservations. London,

PrintedforB.Lintot...1718. 2p.1.,54p.front.18cm. Tleidewithindoztbletineboizler.
(33‑1)
390 A Discovery of some gross abuses and disorders in the retail of strong waters. Humbly
proposed to the consideration of the Parliament. London, Printed in the year, 1720. 16p.

391 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731 A brief case of the distillers, and of the distilling trade in
England, shewing how far it is the interest of England to encourage the said trade, as it is so
considerable an advantage to the landed interest, to the trade and navigation, to the publick

revenue, and to the employment of the poor. Humbly recommended to the Lords and Commonsof Great Britain, in the present Parliament assembled. London, Printed for T. Warner ...

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392 Slyboots,Saynought,Pseztal Thetavernscuffle:or,Theclubinanuproar;occasion'dby
a hot dispute, between Mr. Swell‑Gut, a brewer, and Mr. Scorch‑Gut, a distiller, concerning
geneva, the reigning liquor now in the vogue among the common people. Plainly shewing theill effects arising from the use of that liquor, both in respect to the body of man in particular,

and the publick welfare in general. With the comical observations and opinions of Toby Funkthe tobacconist, Peter Dash the vintner, Benjamin Bolus the apothecary, moderator; and Mr.

Oliver Hum‑Drum, chairman. The whole dispute committed to writing, with all imaginable
justice, and submitted to the judgment of the publick. By Saynought Slyboots ... London,
Printed and sold by T. Warner ... 1726. 39p. 18cm. Title tvithin dottble line bonter.

393 Smith, George. The nature of fermentation explain'd; with the method of opening the
body of any grain or vegetable subject, so as to obtain from it a spirituous liquor: exemplified
by the process of preparing rum, as 'tis manag'd in the West‑Indies ... To which is added, acollection 6f several compound cordial waters ... by way of appendix to the compleat body of
distilling. By George Smith ... London, Printed for Bernard Lintot ... 1729. 4 p.1., 56p.

20cm. Ornameninlheacipiecesandinitiallatter. (33‑5)
394 A Letter to Sir William Strickland, Bart. Relating to the coal trade ... London, Printed

byS.PalmerandJ.Huggonson;andsoldbyJ.Wilford...1730. 1p.1.,38p.20cm. MS.

attthorisation notes on t.‑P. (33‑6)

395 [Bath, William Pulteney, lst earl of] 1684‑1764. The case of the revival of the salt
duty, fully stated and considered; with some remarks on the present state of affairs. In answer
to a late pamphlet, intitled A letter to a freeholder on the late reduction of the land‑tax to one

shilling in the pound. In a letter from a member of the House of Commons to a gentleman in

the country. London, Printed by H. Haines ... 1732. 65,[1] p. 20cm. (33‑7)
396 Brown,J. Interestofthecompounddistillerconsider'd. Withsomeobservationsonthe
distilling trade. In a letter to a member of Parliament. By J. Brown, distiller. London,

PrintedforT.Payne...1733.[3]‑30p.18cm. Titlevignette.Hblf‑titlewanting. (33‑8)
397 [Holden, Adam] The trial of the spirits: or, Some considerations upon the pernicious
consequences of the gin‑trade to Great‑Britain (As it is destructive of the health and lives of

His Majesty's subjects; and as it affects the trade, manufactures and landed interest of thisisland) Humbly offer'd to the Right Honourable Sir Robert Walpole, and to the Right Honour‑able Joseph Jekyll. By a lover of mankind. 2d ed., with additions. London, Printed for T.

Cooper...1736. 1p.1.,34p.18cm. Signecl:jRhilanthmpos. V)ndicationofthi&Presumably

by the same authony bears Hbldenls name. ‑of. Hbnson. (33‑9)
398 Occasional remarks upon the act for laying a duty‑upon the retalers of spirituous liquors&c. and for licensing the retalers thereof ... London, Printed for A. Dodd ... 1736. 2 p. 1., 23p.

18cm. 7Vtlevignette. (33‑10)399 [A] Collection of letters published in the daily papers relating to

the British distillery.

London,PrintedforJ.Roberts...1736.32p.17cm. Titlevignette.

Signed: A man ofKent. Margins tn'mmea with loss of first word of title.

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400 The True way of evading the gin act: and the vast advantages that will attend the evasion

ofit. Humblyinscribedtoalldistillersandvendersofspirituousliquors.ByDr.Sw t....
Dublinprinted,London,reprintedforW.Webb...1736. 28p.18cm. 7Vtiev21gnelte.
(33‑12)401 [Wilson,Thomas] 1703‑1784. Distilledspirituousliquorsthebaneofthenation:being
some considerations humbly offer'd to the legislature. By which it will appear, I. That thelanded interest suffers ... II. A physical account ... The 2d edition, improv'd and enlarg'd;
with a new introduction. To which is added an appendix, containing the late presentments ofthegrand‑juries...London,PrintedforJ.Roberts...1736. xvi,60p.,xxii.18cm. 7Vtle
vignette. Margins trimmea a;ffecting t. ‑P. andPcage nztmbers. Firstedition aiso the sameyeaz(33‑13)402 The Frauds and abuses of the coal‑dealers detected and exposed; in a letteralderman of London ... London, Printed for M. Cooper ... 1743‑1744. 26p. 18cm.

to anvignette.

(33‑14)Title

403 An Impartial enquiry into the present state of the British distillery; plainly demonstrating
the evil consequences of imposing any additional duties on British spirits ... Wherein also the
manifest absurdities ... contained in a printed pamphlet, entitles, Distilled spirituous liquors

the bane of the nation. Are fully detected and exposed. 2d ed. London, Printed for J.

Roberts...1736.1p.1.,55p.20cm. Firsteditionalsothesameyeaz Eorsupt}lementsee
404 The Worth of liberty consider'd: in a letter to a member of the House of Commons upon
the question, how far the late act against the immoderate use of spirituous liquors may affectthepropertiesofallthepeople...London,PrintedforJ.Wilford...1737. 36p.20cm. MS

405 Three letters upon the subject of the gin act, and common informers. I. From a citizen
of London to a freeholder in the County of Norfolk concerning informers in general ... II.
From A. B. Esq; to the good citizens of London, occasioned by the outrages committed in
putting the law in execution ... III. Answer to the said Ietter, wherein the citizens of.London and the company of distillers, are defended from the reflections cast on them in the said A. B.'s

letter ... To which is added, A letter in respect to the lights in London, and the present

darknessofWestminster...London,PrintedforW.Lloyd...1738. 32p.20cm. Ownezshipinscription on t. ‑P. Ornamental heacipiece and initial letter. (33'17)
406

Copy 2(33‑18)407 A Letter to a friend in the country, in relation to the new law concerning spirituous
Ornamenlal heacipiece andliquors ... London, Printed for M. Cooper ... 1743. 32p. 18cm.
initial letter.

(33‑19)408 [Robe,Thomas] d.1746.Thecriterion;or,Somepropositionsfairlystated I. Distilla‑tion dissected ... II. Preventing knavery under the cloak of honesty ... III. Means to takeoff the payment of the poors rate ... IV. To make rogues honest ... By Tho. Robe ... London,50

PrintedforM.Cooper...1746. 32p.18cm. MS.notePastedinP.10. Htznson5946and
Golclsmitlts Eue0Z on ectition tEly ktstitia; not attribttted to Robe. (33‑20)409 Hales, Stephen, 1677‑1761. A friendly admonition to the drinkers of gin, brandy, andother distilled spirituous liquors ... To which are added, in an appendix, directions by a very

eminent physician to such as may be desirous to break off that odious and fatal habit ofdrinking drams. By Stephen Hales. 4th ed., with additions. London, Printed for B. Dod ...
1751. 43,[5] p. 15cm. Tlaitie within dottbie line bordex L'['htt gives London. 17:34, anon.,

Probably lst ed. ua'ggsi (33‑21)
410 A Warning to dram‑drinkers, being an attested account of the dreadful effects of thatperniciousvice. London,SoldbyW.Owen...1751. 11p.18cm. Titlevignette. (33‑22)
411 The Use and abuse of spirituous liquors solemnly debated at a grand chapter of the sage
and venerable society of compotatorians. Being the copy of a letter sent from a brother in
London, to a gentleman in the country. Carefully revised and corrected by Tim. Standish ...

London,PrintedforW.Henry...1751. 1p.1.,30p.18cm. Attribzttedto7VmotltySlandish

412 The Consequences of laying an additional duty on spirituous liquors, candidly considered.

By a bystander ... London, Printed for H. Whitridge ... 1751. 2 p.I., 24p. 20cm. Title

413 [Combrune, Michael] Some account of the rise, progress, and present state of thebrewery. InaIettertoafriend. London,PrintedforJ.Robinson...1757. 1p.1.,21p.20cm.

414 Full answers to Mr. M‑ ‑ ‑y's queries in defence of the malt‑distillery; shewing it to beboth a religious and political sin to distil spirits from corn. Intended to save millions ...

London, Printed for J. Scott ... 1760. 1 p.1., 36p. 18cm. Mr. Mlowbuly (ZH2'ggsi One

Prelim. leof wanting; (33'26)'

415 A Supplement to the impartial enquiry into the present state of the British distillery. In
answer to the second edition of a pamphlet, intituled, Spirituous liquors the bane of the nation.
Wherein the notorious untruths and scandalous inventions introduced in this pamphlet are fully
detected and exposed ... In a letter to the reverend author. London, Printed for J. Roberts ...

[1736] 60,[1] p. 18cm. Omaamental heaclpiece and initinl letter. Fbr text see 46B (33‑27)
416 A Ietter from a member of Parliament to his friend in the country, containg, his reasonsfor being against the late act for preventing the retail of spirituous liquors; in which the great

increase of the civil list by this act will be particularly consider'd. London, Printed by H.

Haines...[1736?]31,[1]p.18cm. Sbmetimesattn'btttedtoSirRobertVl'keipole. Believedby]Fbxwell to have been wntten in 17:38. (7VUO (33‑28)
Vol.34. Tracts on the English Constitution.

tt'
417 [Bentham,Jeremy] 1748‑1832. Afragmentongovernment;beinganexaminationof
what is delivered, on the subject of government in general, in the introduction to Sir William

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Blackstone's commentaries: with a preface, in which is given a critique on the work at large ...

London,PrintedforT.Payne[etc.,etc.]1776. 1p.1.,lvii,[1],208p.21cm. MS.attribtt‑tion of Prooce on t.‑p.:Lind Esq. (34‑1)

418 Letters concerning the present state of England. Particularly respecting the politics,
arts, manners, and literature of the times. London, Printed for J. Almon ... 1772. 1 p.1.,

ii,[9]‑402,[2]p.21cm. lhge88misnumbered86. (34‑2)
419 Cartwright,John,1740‑1824. Thepeople'sbarrieragainstundueinfluenceandcorrup‑
tion: or The Commons' House of Parliament according to the constitution. In which theobjections to an equal representation and new Parliaments once in every year at least areanswered: and a digested plan for the whole is submitted to the public ... By John Cartwright.

2d ed. London, Prjnted for J. AImon ... 1780. vji, xxii,[i], 141,[12] p. 21cm. MS.

marginal rzttes and underlinings. First edition also the sanze year. (34‑3)
420 Tooke, John Horne, 1736‑1812. A letter on Parliamentary reform; containing thesketchofaplan. ByJohnHorneTooke... 2ded. London,PrintedforJamesRidgway...
[1783?] 2 p.1., 31p. 21cm. CbPtion tide: A letter to Lont Ashbztrton, from Mr. Hbrne.
Occasioned by the debate in the Hbuse of Commons, on Tuseduy the Zh of Mqy, 17sa on Mr.
Pitt's motion for a rE;form of Rirliament. 7'7ze Pamphlet wtzs first Published in I782. MS.

ownershipinscriptioncrossedoutont.‑P.Dategives1782innzanusci'ipt. (34‑4)
421 [Allen,Thomas] 1681‑1755. AproposalforafreeandunexpensiveelectionofParlia‑
mentmen. Humblysubmittedtotheconsiderationofthelegislature,andofallthefreeholders
of England. To which is subjoined, the freeholder's warning piece, with Archbishop Wake's
kind caution against false swearing. Being a needful premonition to the sincere and honest
hearted, before the approaching general election of Parliament men all the kingdom over.
Also the qualifications of such, as seem fittest to be the people's representatives, are humbly

proposed. Under which head is discussed the great case of inclosing parishes, with good andsufficient remedies to the impending mischiefs thereof, according to God's law ... By an

impartialhand.London,PrintedforJ.Fuller...1753.iv,41,14p.20cm. (34‑5)
422 Gt.Brit.Rfirliamen41790. Themembers'andelectors'usefulcompanionforthepresent.general election: containing an alphabetical list of the boroughs, &c. of Great Britain; the rightof election; and member of voters. A list of the late members, and a blank column for the newelected members. London, Printed for John Stockdale ..‑. 1790. 19p. 21cm. Dated

Friciay, june ll. 1790. (34‑6)

423 [Flower, Benjamin] 1755‑1829. The principles of the British Constitution explained;
and the right, necessity, and expediency of reform, asserted. In a series of letters to the authorof a late publication, entitled "The British Constitution invulnerable." By a friend to theConstitution ... London, Printed for G. G. J. and J. Robinson ... 1793. iv, 124p. 21cm.

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424 [Oswald, John] d. 1793. A review of the Constitution of Great Britain: being thesubstance of speech delivered in a numerous assembly on the following question: 'Is the petitionof Mr. Horne Tooke a libel...' By a friend of the people. 2d ed. London, Printed for J.

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425 An Essay on the Constitution of England. With an appendix ... 3d ed. London,

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427 A Letter to the author of a pamphlet entitled Free Parliaments ... London, 1783. 23p.

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428 [Jones, Sir William] 1746‑1794. A letter to a patriot senator, including the heads of abill for a constitutional representation of the people ... London, 1783. 1 p.1., 40p. 20cm.

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429 A Letter on parliamentary representation, in which t.he propriety of trenial and septennial

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430 A Collection of the letters which have been addressed to the volunteers of Ireland on the'subject of a parliamentary reform, by the Earl of Effingham, Doctor Price, Major Cartwright,

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431 Richmond and Lennox, Charles Lennox, 3d duke of 1735‑1806. The authentic copy of
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432 AIetterofhisgracetheDukeofRichmond,inanswertothequeriesproposedby a committee of correspondence in Ireland, on the subject of a parliamentary reform.
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433 Authentic copies of the provisional and preliminary articles of peace signed between
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434 Some other thoughts on a parliamentary reform; in reply to a late publication, entitled"Thoughts on a parliamentary reform". London, Printed for John Stockdale ... 1784. 35,

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440 Wyvill, Christopher, 1740‑1822. A summary explanation of the principles of Mr. Pitt's
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441 Gt. Brit. RarliamenL 17El5. Hbttse of Commons. The Debate in the House of Com‑mons, on the motion of the Right Hon. William Pitt, for leave to bring in a bill, to amend therepresentation of the people of England in Parliament, on Monday, April 18, 1785; with a correct
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500 [Stuart, Gilbert] 1742‑1786. An historical dissertation concerning the antiquity of the
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501 An Essay on civil government. In two parts: part I. An enquiry into the ends ofgovernment, and the means of attaining them. part II. On the goveMment and commerce ofEngland; with reflections on liberty, and the method of preserving the present Constitution.

London,PrintedforR.Willock...1743.1p.1.,[ix],[13],363p.19cm. 7Vtlevignette.
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Vol.38. Tracts on Government & the Constitution.
502 [Leslie,Charles] 1650‑1722. TheoldEnglishConstitution,inrelationtothehereditary
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503 Proposals humbly offered to the Parliament for remedying the great charge and delay ofsuits at law and in equity. 5th ed., with additions. By an attorney. London, Printed for N.

Mist...1725.Ip.1.,iv,42p.20cm. Etirlyinsc2'iptiononfinalleof. (38‑2)
504 Burnet, Thomas, d. 1750. An essay upon government: or, The natural notions ofgovernment, demonstrated in a chain of consequences from the fundamental principles ofsociety ... By Tho. Burnett ... 2d ed., with additions. London, Printed for A. Bettes‑
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506 [Fielding, Henry] 1707‑1754. A dialogue between a gentleman of London, agent for
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under which the nation at present groans are fairly and impartially laid open and considered.

Earnestly address'd to the electors of Great‑Britain. London, Printed for M. Cooper ...

1747. 1p.1.,91p.20cm. Titlevignette.MS.margi'nalrzclesandztncterlinings. (38‑5)
507 The Judgment of whole kingdoms and nations, concerning the rights, power, and prero‑
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10th ed., corrected. London, Reprinted and sold by J. Williams ... 1771. viii, 168p. 20cm.
MS. cor2ection of the edition: 11th. Attn'bztted variozfsly to Daniel Dojbe, lbhn Dztnton,
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508 An Impartial enquiry into the properties of places and pensions, as they affect theConstitution. Humbly inscribed to the serious perusal of the electors of Great Britain.
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liberties beyond the reach of future contingencies ... London, Printed for H. Goreham ...

1740.1p.1.,[9]‑52p.20cm. knj)ezfect?:lmij‑titleandPrelim.leofdiertitle‑Pcagewanti7ag.

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509 A Speech, against the suspending and dispensing prerogative, &c. ... 3d ed., with many
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final advertisement leof zvantiirg. Attn'bitted to George Grenvilleby HZilkrett (S} Laing.(38‑8)510 [Somers,JohnSomers,baron] 1651‑1716. ThesecurityofEnglishmen'slives:or,The
trust, power and duty of grand juries of England explained according to the fundaments of the

English government, and the declaration of the same made jn Parliament by many statutes.
First printed in the year 1681. Written by the Right Honourable John Lord Somers, Baron of

Evesham, and Lord High Chancellor of England. London, Printed for J. Almon ... 1766.

511 [Paget,ThomasCatesbyPaget, baron] 1689‑1742. Some reflections upon the admi‑
nistration of government ... London, Printed for R. Dodsley ...
Title in red and black; with vignette. Hdij‑title zvantiug.

1740. 1 p.1., 104p. 20cm

(38‑10)512 Important considerations on the true nature of government. Wherein various notions
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Printed for T. Cooper ... 1741.1p.1., ii, 68p. 20cm. (38‑11)513 [Camden, Charles Pratt, lst earl] 1714‑1794. An inquiry into the nature and effect of
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the act of Parliament. And also into the propriety of explaining and extending that act ...

2ded.London,PrintedforC.Henderson[etc.]1758.1p.1.,30p20cm. Firstedition17250.P(38‑12)ueVol.39. Tracts on Government.
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treete...1534.14p.1.,423,[1]p.17cm. kmprintftamcoltiphon. Ilages12Z297‑304
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515 Fitzherbert, Sir Anthony, 1470‑1538. La novvelle natura breuiti du iudge tresreueren‑de monsieur Anthonie Fitzherbert, dernierement venue et corrige per laucteur, auecques vn
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516 Filmer, Sir' Robert, d.. 1653. The free‑holders grand inquest, touching our Sovereign
Lord the King and his Parliament. To which are added Observations upon forms of govern‑
ment. Together with directions for obedience to governours in dangerous and doubtful times.
By the learned Sir Robert Filmer ... London, Printed in the year 1680. 8 p. 1., 88, [12], 89‑164,[7],165‑236,[6],237‑292,[6],293‑326p.front.(port.)18cm. A,fTter"T7ieattthor'sProj2zce"
follow three special title‑Pages a) RojZections conceming the original of govemment ....

Londbn, MDCLXXIX. (12) 772e anarclty of a limited or mixed monarcley ... Londbn,
MDCLXXIX. (:3) An advertisement to the ]'ury‑men of England ... London, MDCLXXLX.
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Patriarcha: or The natural power of kings. By the learned Sir Robert
Filmer t... London, Printed and are to be sold by Walter Davis ... 1680. 7 p.1., 141p . 18cm.

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518 [Boxhorn, Marcus Zuerius] 1612‑1653. Arcana imperii detecta: or, Divers select casesin government ... With the debates, arguments and resolutions of the greatest statesmen inseveral ages and governments thereupon. London, Printed for James Knapton ... 1701. 8
p.1.,366,[2]p.18cm. "T)fanslationoftheDisqztistionesPoliticre"(Htzdeett({}Laing) Title

within double line border. Armon'al boofe Plate: lbhn LVasher. (39‑5)
519 Locke,John,1632‑1704. Twotreatisesofgovernment:intheformer,thefalseprinciples
and foundation of Sir Robert Filmer, and his followers, are detected and overthrown. The
latter, is an essay concerning the true original, extent, and end of civil government. By John

Locke ... 5th ed ... London, Printed for A. Bettesworth ... 1728. 6 p.1., 308p. 18cm.
MS. ownership inscription, and cldssitation, governmen4 Politicks on t.‑p. 7itle within

dbuble line bombr. Fizst edition, A. ChuiThilL 1690. (39‑6)asVol.40. Tractson Government.
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523 [Holles, Denzil Holles, lst baron] 1599‑1680. The case stated ofthejurisdiction oftheHouse of Lords in the point of impositions. London, Printed in the year 1676. 1 p.1.,114p.

16cm.7Vtiewithindbztblelinebordenyzvithvignette.Dziplicatecopy50 (40‑4)
524 Scobell, Henry, d. 1660. Remembrances of methods, orders, and proceedings, hereto‑fore used and observed in the House of Lords: extracted out of thejournals of that House. By
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Selden ... London, Printed by Henry Hills, Jun. for Mathew Gillyflower ... 1689. 3 p.1.,
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[London,ThomasHodgkinfortheauthor,1690]191p.I6cm. imPeijiecltt.‑P.andPietim.
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fold. tab. 17cm. ̀Printed fivm a manztscrip4 intitlea An analysis of the laws of Eng‑lana"‑Advertisement. Dedication signed: B. S.fi.e. Sir Bartholomew Shewer1 71tle
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528 Burnet, Thomas, d. 1750. An essay upon government: or, The natural notions ofgovernment, demonstrated in a chain of consequences from the fundamental principles ofsociety ... By Tho. Burnett... London, Printed for J. Baker and T. Warner ... 1716. 4

p.1.,127p.18cm. Anothered.504 (40‑9)529 [Boulanger, Nicolas Antoine] 1722‑1759. The origin and progress of despotism. In
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Vol.41. Tracts on Government.
530 [Howell, James] 1594?‑1666. Philanglus; som [sic] sober inspections made into thecariage and consults of the late‑long parlement, whereby occaison is taken to speak ofparlements in former times, &c. With som[sic] reflexes upon government in general. 3d ed.,with a'supplement of divers signall passages which the other two had not ... London, Printed

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531 Ramsay, Andrew Michael, 1686‑1743. An essay upon civil government: wherein is set
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London,PrintedforOlivePayne...1732.4p.1.,[iii]‑viij,[9]‑231,[1]p.15cm. Ornamental
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Tbfanslation of Essai Philosophiqzte sztr le geztvernement civil ... (41‑2)
532 [Cerdan, Jean Paul, comte de] Europe a slave, unless England break her chains.
Discovering the grand design of the French‑Popish‑Party in England for several years past. 2d
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15cm. Titletvithinlinebonter. FirsteditionalsothesameJ,ear. (41‑3)
533 Burnet, Gilbert, Lip. of Skelisbzt2M 1643‑1715. The conclusion of Bishop Burnet's His‑
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Millar...1751.[iii]‑vii,[2],98p.14cm. Tlaitievignette.Pbssiblyhalf‑titletvanting.(41‑4)

534 Jenkins, Dayid, 1582‑1663. The VVorks of that grave and learned lavvyer Iudge Ien‑kins, prisoner in Newgate. Upon divers statutes, concerning, the liberty, and freedome of thesubject. With a perfect table thereto annexed ... London, Printed for F. Gyles ... 1648. 12

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536 Raleigh,SirWalter, 1552?‑1618. RemainsofSirWalterRaleigh;viz.Maximsofstate.
Advice to his son: his sons advice to his father. His sceptick. Observations concerning thecauses of the magnificency and opulency of cities. Sir Walter Raleigh's Observations touchingtrade and commerce with the Hollander and other nations ... The prerogative of Parliaments
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Vol.42. Tractson Government.
537 Saunders, Sir Edmund, d. 1683. 0bservations upon the statute of 22 Car. II. Cap. I.
Entituled, An act to prevent and supress seditious conventicles. By Sir Edmund Saunders ...

London,PrintedforTho.Dring...1685.6p.1.,23,125p.16cm. Ornamenlalheacipieceand
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538 [Sheridan, Thomas] 1646‑1688? A discourse of the rise and power of Parliaments, of
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539 An Impartial and full account of the life & death of the late unhappy William Lord Russel,
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1683. in Lincolns‑Inn‑Fields. Together with the original and rise of the Earls of Bedford:
giving a brief account of each of them. London, Printed for Caleb Swinock ... 1684. 2 p.1.,

96p.front.(port.)15cm. Titlewithindbublelineborder. (42‑3)
54e Smit.h, Thomas, 1513‑1577. The Commonwealth of England: and the manner andgovernment thereof. Compiled by the Honourable Sir Thomas Smith ... With new additionsof the chief courts in England ... London, Printed by R. Young for J. Smethwicke ... 1640.

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541 Selden, John, 1584‑1654. The priviledges of the baronage of England when they sit in
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p. 16cm. ,Pkege 45 misnumbered za and irragularities in paging: P. 81‑96 omitted. in
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543 [AImon, John] 1737‑1805. An history of the Parliament of Great Britain, from thedeath of Queen Anne, to the death of King George II. London, Printed for G. Kearsly ...

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546 A Guide to candidates and electors, on parliamentary elections; containing I. An extractfrom the statutes at large: and II. From the resolutions of the commons ... Also a prefatory
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London,PrintedforFieldingandWalker...1781.1p.1.,xx,[1],164,[6]p.19cm. Hlrzlf‑

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548 Ananswertosuchmotivesaswereoffer'dbycertainmilitary‑mentoPrince
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549 [Brady, Robert] 1627?‑1700. A fvll and clear answer to a book, written by William
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Jani anglorvm facies nova. London, Printed for Samuel Lowndes ... 1681. 4 p 1., 252, [1], 40,[1],134p.17cm. 7Vtlezviti2indoubletineborder. <44‑3)
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551 Selden, John, 1584‑1654. John Selden, of the judicature in Parliaments, a posthumous
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552 England's black tribunal. Set forth in the tryal of King Charles I. By the pretended High
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Vol.45. Tracts on Government.
553 Pettus,SirJohn,1613‑1690. TheConstitutionofParliamentsinEngland,deducedfrom
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556 Ashby and White: or, The great question, whether an action lies at common law for anelector, who is deny'd his vote for members of Parliament? Debated and resolv'd. Together
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557 Care, Henry, 1646‑1688. English liberties, or The free‑born subject's inheritance;
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Savoy, Printed by Eliz. Nutt and R. Gossing (assigns of Edward Sayer ...) for Arthur

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Vol.46. TractsonGovernment.
558 Higden, William, d. 1715. A view of the English Constitution with respect to thesovereign authority of the Prince, and the allegiance of the subject, &c. 3d ed. With A
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WilliamHigden...London,PrintedforS.Keble...1710.[viii],112p.18cm. TitlezvithindOuble line border. ̀14 dojlanse of the viezv of the English Constikttion'; (f xvi ], 192P.) has

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559 Elsynge,Henry,1598‑1654. ThemannerofholdingParliamentsinEngland.ByHenry
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560 Ralph, James, 1705?‑1762. 0f the use and abuse of Parliaments; in two historical
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Vol.47. TractsonGovernment.
561 Civil polity. A treatise concerning tlie nature of government. Wherein the reasons ofthat great diversity to be observed in the customs, manners, and usages of nations, arehistorically explained: and remarks made upon the changes in our English Constitution; and thediffering measures of our several kings ... London, Printed for R. Wilkin ... 1703. 16 p.1.,

632p.19cm. Titlewithindoztblelinebonter. MS.marginalntlesandttnderlinings.
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562 Hoadly, Benjamin, tip. of LVinchesteag 1676‑1761. The original and institution of civil
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A defense of Mr. Hooker's judgement, &c. against the objections of several late writers. To

which is added, A large answer to Dr. F. Atterbury's charge of rebellion: in which thesubstance of his late Latin Sermon is produced, and fully examined. By Benjamin Hoadly.
2d ed. London, Printed for James Knapton .;. 1710. 1 p.1., xiv, 200, 204,[11] p. 19cm.
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563 [Pittis, William] 1674‑1724. The history of the present Parliament. And convocation.
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Ornamental heacipiece and initials. Dedication signecl: VV. F. (47‑3)

Vol.48. Tractson Government.
564 Hakewill, William, 1574‑1655. Modus tenendi parliamentum: or, The old manner ofholdingParliamentsinEngland. Extractedoutofourancientrecords. Withcertainmunici‑
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565 [Scobell, Henry] d. 1660. Memorials of the method and manner of proceedings in
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566 [Oates, Titus] 1649‑1705. A display of tyranny; or Remarks, upon the illegal andarbitrary proceedings, in the Courts at Westminster, and Guild‑Hall London. From the year,

1678. TotheabdicationofthelateKingJames,intheyear1688. Inwhichtime,therulewas,
Quod principi placuit, lexesto ... London, Printed,... 1689‑1690. 2 pt. 15cm. 9 P.l.,567 [Neville, Henry] 1620‑1694. Plato redivivus: or, A dialogue concerning government,
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endeavour is used to discover the present politick distemper of our own, with the causes, andremedies ... 2d ed., with additions. London, Printed for S. I. and sold by R. Dew, 1681.

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Vol.49. Tractson Trade, Population &c.
568 Lockyer, Charles. An account of the trade in India: containing rules for good govern‑
ment in trade, price courants, and tables: with description of Fort St. George, Acheen, Malacca,

Condore, Canton, Anjengo, Muskat, Combroon, Surat, Goa, Carwar, Telichery, Panola,
Calicut, the Cape of Good‑Hope, and St. Helena ... To which is added, an account of the

managementoftheDvtchintheiraffairsinIndia. ByCharlesLockyer. London,Printedfor
theauthor,andsoldbySamuelCrouch...1711.6p.1.,340p.18cm. Ptige212misnztmbered

12. Tleitle within doztble line bombr. (49‑1)ro569 [Court,Pieterdela]1618‑1685. Thetrueinterestandpoliticalmaximsoftherepublickof Holland and West‑Friesland. In three parts ... Written by John de Witt, and other greatmen in Holland. Publish'd by the authority of the States. London, Printed in the year 1702.

Ivi,492p.incl.front.(port.)18cm. Ikege120misnumbered201.T)ranslationof̀tlhterest

vanHbllandoftegrondenvanHbllanclswelvaren...doorv.d.H."1662. (49‑2)
570 Select essays on commerce, agriculture, mines, fisheries, and other useful subjects ...

London,PrintedforD.Wilson[etc.]1754.4,iv,516p.18cm. TVtlevignette. imPezfect:
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571 [Wallace,Robert]1697‑1771. Adissertationonthenumbersofmankindinantientand
modern times: in which the superior populousness of antiquity is maintained. With anappendix, containing additional observations on the same subject, and some remarks on Mr.
Hume's Political discourse, of the populousness of antient nations ... Edinburgh, Printed for G.

HamiltonandJ.Balbour,1753.iv,331p.18cm. MS.attributionofauthorshipont.‑P.
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Vol.50. Trade in Various Branches.
572 The Case of the traders of London as it now stands since the copartnership of thewharfingers. London, Printed for and sold by Samuel Crouch ... 1705. 1 p.1., 57,[1],[2] p.

19cm. Titlewithindbublelineborder (50‑1)

573 Shiers, William. A familiar discourses, or, Dialogue concerning the mine‑adventure.
Or, A vindication of the proceedings of the governour and company of the mine‑adventurers ofEngland ... And demonstrating the reasonableness and necessity of a call, and of complying
with the resolutions of the general court. By William Shiers ... [London?] Printed in the year,

1709.9p.1.,87p.17cm. Titlewithindbublelineborder. Adikrenttextliomtheworksof the same title Published in 170a 1701 and1705. (50‑2)
574 Distaff,Jenny,Pseud. Thelinenspinster,indefenceofthelinenmanufactures,&c.To
be continued as Mrs. Rebecca Woollpack gives occasion. Number I. ... By Jenny Distaff.

London,PrintedforJ.Roberts...1720.18p.19cm. DcztectDecemberIZ19Stzlop. AJb
575 The Most advantageous and necessary project for England, that ever was yet under‑

taken ... By a society at London. London, Printed for E. Matthews; and sold by J.
Roberts ... 1725. 2 p.1., xx, 88p. 19cm. Ornamental heacipiece and initial letters.
Contents.‑I. Vizry reasonable Pmposals for insuring all the sea‑walls, or sea‑banks, andmarsh‑grouncls thereunto belonging; within the kingdbm of Ehagland ... ,Ll. Very etzsy PrQPosals
for gnining all sorts of marsh‑lands fit)m the sea ... 17T. Reasonable pmposats for insun'ng
kays and' zvhalfs ... IV. Tlze draining of .fens Pmposed cof}er a new method ... V. I'ptqPosals

for Pmpan'ng; or forming mill‑Ponds for mpe‑mi.lts or corn‑mills ... (50‑4)
576 Slyboots, Saynougth, pseud. The tavern scuffle: or, The club in an uproar; occasion'dby a hot dispute, between Mr. Swell‑Gut, a brewer, and Mr. Scorch‑Gut, a distiller, concerning

geneva, the reigning liquor now in vogue among the common people. Plainly shewing the ill
effects arising from the use of that liquor, both in respect to the body of man in particular, andAthe publick welfare in general. With the comical observations and opinions of Toby Funk thetabacconist, Peter Dash the vintner, Bebjamin Bolus the apothecary, moderator; and Mr. Oliver

Hum‑Drum, chairman. The whole dispute committed to writing, with all imaginable justice,and submitted to the judgment of the publick. By Saynought Slyboots ... London, Printed andsoldbyT.Warner...1726.39p.18cm. Titlezvithindoublelinedo2zler. Dtiplicatecopy

577 Some considerations humbly offer'd upon the bill now depending in the House of Lords,
relating to the trade between northern colonies and sugar‑islands. In a letter to noble peer.

[n.p.]1732.19p.20cm. 71itlevignette. (50‑6)
578 [Burroughs,Samuel]d.1761. Anenquiryintothecustomary‑estatesandtenant‑rightsof those who hold Iands of church and other foundations by the tenure of three lives and twenty‑

one years ... To which is added, the copy of a bill, drawn and perused by divers eminent

lawyers,forsettlingofchurch‑fines. ByEverardFleetwood...2ded. London,Printedfor

J.Roberts...1732.2p.1.,viii,76p.18cm. FirsteditionIZ31. (50‑7)
579 The Intended navigation of the river Chelmer, in the County of Essex, briefly considered,and humbly submitted to the perusal of the members of the honourable House of Commons; andparticularly the representatives of the said county ... London, Printed for and sold by A.

Whitridge...1733. [24]p.19cm. lhge19mismtmbered91. (50‑8)
580 RoussetdeMissy,Jean,1686‑1762. 0bservationsonthesea‑orpile‑wormswhichhave
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581 Hulls, Jonathan, b. 1699. A description and draught of a new‑invented machine forcarrying vesells or ships out of, or into any harbour, port, or river, against wind and tide, or ina calm. For which, His Majesty has granted letters patent, for the sold benefit of the author,

for the space of fourteen years. By Jonathan Hulls. London, Printed for the author, 1737.

48p. engr. front. (fold.) 18cm. (50‑10)

582 City corruption and mal‑administration display'd; occasion'd by the ill management of the
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Court of Aldermen, &c. Address'd to the citizens of London agajnst the ensuing election forcommon‑council‑men. By a citizen. 2d ed. London, Printed for J. Roberts ... 1738. 46p.

20cm. Ornamentalheacipieceandinitialietters. FirstPttblishedinthesameyear.
(50‑11)583 Doyle, William. [Two] letters wherein the sovereignty of the British seas, and that thesole right of fishing in them, appertaineth to the King of Great‑Britain, &c. is demonstratively

maintain'd and asserted; for information of the projectors of the new proposed fishing compnay
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2 p.1., 67, [1] p. fold map. 18cm. I7blding eilgvaved mmp by Dayle. [ipPer margin
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584 Refiections and considerations occasioned by the petition presented to the honourable
House of Commofis, for taking off the drawback on foreign linens, &c. London, Printed for T.

Cooper...1738.[3]‑28p.20cm. Hizij‑titlewanting. (50‑13)585 [Nixon,George] Anenquiryintothereasonsoftheadvanceofthepriceofcoals,withinseven years past. In which are shewn, the great impositions Iaid on the several consumers bya monopoly of that commodity. And some methods proposed for destroying the present, andpreventing all future monopolies and combinations in the coal trade. London, Printed for E.

Comyns,undertheRoyalExchange1739.vi,[5]‑38p.19cm. FbrauthoxshipseeHbnson.

71tle vignette. Ornamental heacipiece and initial letters. (50‑14)
586 Waller, William. [A description of the mines in Cardiganshire] [n.p., n.d.] 22p.
plates.maps. 20cm. IVb titlePcrge; title lakenfinm Hbnson. P)fopce signed ety Xlaller inPlace of the titie. lt bagins: Hbnour'd Siis lt is not.flom the vanily of apPearing in Pn'nt...
Phropce leof facing a genertzl mmp of the Ctzrdiganshire lead and silver mines of the compaay

of mine adventurers. 10 fold. engr. mmps of the sections of the mines described tipped in.

(50‑15)587 The Caveat, an essay, upon incorporate mercantile bodies, and the reduction of interestby extra‑judicial means ... London, Printed for the booksellers of London and Westminster[1732?] 4 p.1., 31p. 19cm. Ornameninl heacipieces and initial letters. Dtiplicate cqPy

588 Murray, Sir Alexander, bart. d. 1743. An abstract of an essay of the improvement ofhusbandry and working mines. In a letter to the Right Honourable Sir Robert Walpole. To
which is added a new method of measuring lands, hills, houses, towns, rivers, standing‑waters

and sea‑coasts. With a cutt of the instrument. By Sir Alexander Murray. London, Printed

for J. Roberts ... [1733] 4p.1., 55,[1] p. fold. plate. 19cm. (50‑17)
589 An Essay on ways and means for improving the inland navigation and increasing thenumber of sailors in Great‑Britain. Humbly offered to the consideration of Parliament.

London,PrintedforJ.Roberts...1741.[2]37p.19cm. Titlevignette. LastleofdeLfectivewith some loss of text. Leof of haij‑title erroneously bounded before no. 583.' (50‑18)

590 Gt. Brit. Pkerliament Hbuse of Lortls, 1740. The Lords protest, November 18, 1740.
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Webb ... 1741. 38,[2] p. 19cm. (50‑19)591 [Anglo‑Nativus,] pseud. A letter to Sir John Phillips, Bart. Occasion'd by a billbrought into Parliament to naturalize foreign Protestants. London, Printed for M. Cooper ...

1747. 1 p.1., 30p. 19cm. 7Vtle vignette. Omaamental heacipieces and intitial letters.

Signed at encl; Anglo‑Altztivzts. (50‑20)re592 Seasonable reflections on the late convention, concluded the 3d of May last, between the
courts of Vienna and Turin, for partitioning between them the territories belonging to the
Republic of Genoa; especially shewing the injurious consequence to the British trade, should
Savona and final be annexed, in virture of any future general peace, to the dominions of thehouse of Savoy. In a letter from an English merchant residing at Leghorn, to his correspon‑

dentatLondon.London,PrintedforM.Cooper...[1747]47p.19cm. (50‑21)593 [Salmon,Thomas] 1679‑1767. Considerationsonthebillforageneralnaturalization,
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or endangering the constitution, exemplified in the revolutions that have happened in thiskingdom by inviting over foreigners to settle among us. With an enquiry into the nature of the
British Constitution, and the freedom, or servitude, of the lower class of people, in the several

changes it has undergone. London, Printed for W. Owen ... 1748. [2] p.1., 71p. 19cm.

Leof of haij‑title erroneously bozanded be;fo7k? no. 592. (50‑22)
594 Yapp, B. The shoemaker's case, with their appeal unto CEesar, and both houses ofParliament, for an act to prevent the exportation of unwrought leather; and to take of the

drawback. Together, with a letter to Sir John Strange, Knt. Master of the Rolls. By B.

Yapp,cordwainer.London,Printedfortheauthor,1750.1p.1.,20p.19cm. Ornamental
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Patn'o4 Sir fohn Stranga Knit. Master of Rolls. (50‑23)
595 Norbert de Bar‑le Duc, fathe4 1679‑1769.

An account of the new manufactory oftapestry, after the manner of that at Gobelins; and of carpets, after the manner of that at
Chaillot, &c. Now undertaken at Fulham, by Mr. Peter Parisot. London, Printed for R.
(50‑24)
Dodsley ... 1753. 2 p.1., 24p. 19cm.

596 Marriott, Sir James, bart., 1730?‑1803. Thecase ofthe Dutch ships, considered. By
James Marriot ... 2d ed. London, Printed for R. and J. Dodsley; sold by M. Cooper ... 1759.

3 p.1., 58p. 19cm. First Published 175& anoaymottsly. MS. marginal rules. Dmplicate

597 Instructions to be observed by the several surveyors appointed for the better ascertaining
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Vol.51. Money Coin Trade &c.

598 The Treasurers almanacke, or The money‑master: wherein with necessary tables ofinterest, the lenders gaine, and borrowers losse, of 10. 8. 7. 6. in the 100. are easily composedand demonstrated for the longitude and latitude of all places whatsoeuer, 1627. Being mostnecessary and helpefull in coine, value, weight and measure of all things. And properlyreferred and rectified to the generali coronell knight merchant. grocer goldsmith scriuener
buyer lender artificer tradesman or nobleman commander gentleman mercer. draper fish‑monger vsurer seller borrower clothier husbandman, and whosoeuer else. Also may fitly

serueforthesea...2ded. London,PrintedforMichaelSparke,1627.[32]p.15cm. 7ideand text within line bonter. Another issue w. dute altered and most of quire B 7eset 2d ed.,M

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599 Cotton, Sir Robert Bruce, bart., 1571‑1631. A speech made by Sir Rob. Cotton ...
before the Lords of His Majesties Most Honourable privy covncel at the councel table: being
thither called to deliver his opinion touching the alteration of coyne. 2. Sept. Ann6que regni

caroli 2. London, Printed in the year 1651. 1 p.1., 285‑307p. 17cm. incomptete cQPy.
Detached from ̀℃ottoni Posthuma: divers choice Pieces of that renowned antiqtta2y Sir Robert

Cotton ... " (London, 167Z MS. marginal rules. "T7ze clanger wherein this feingdome nozv

slandeth,andtheremecly"(:Londbn,1650hasspecialt.‑P.:P.l308]‑,320. (51‑2)
600 Leigh, Edward, 1602‑1671. Three diatribes or discourses. First of travel, or a guide

fortravellersintoforeignparts. Secondly,ofmoneyorcoyns. Thirdly,ofmeasuringofthe
distance betwixt place and place. By Edward Leigh ... London, Printed for William
Whitwood...1671.8p.1.,[2],87p.14cm. Er7orsinbinding:Prelim.leavesandfirstPart
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601 [Locke, John] 1632‑1704. Further considerations concerning raising the value ofmoney. Wherein Mr. Lowndes's arguments for it in his late report concerning An essay for theamendment of the silver coins, are particularly examined. London, Printed for A. and J.

Churchil[sic]...1695.8p.1.,111,[1]p.16cm. f11:errata. 7Vtlewithindoztbleline

border. Dedicationsignecl; lbhn Locke. Another isszae. 41 (51‑4)
602

Short observations on a printed paper, intituled, For encouraging the coining

silver money in England, and after for keeping it here. London, Printed for A. and J.
Churchill ...

1695. 24p.16cm. CbPtiontitle. (51‑5)

603 Barbon, Nicholas, d. 1698. A discourse concerning coining the new money lighter.
In answer to Mr. Lock's [sic] considerations about raising the value of money. By Nicholas

Barbon...London,PrintedforRichardChiswell...1696.8p.1.,96p.16cm. Titlewithin

dbuble line bontt]r. MS. marginal ruies. (51‑6)

604 A Review of the universal remedy for all diseases incident to coin. With application to

our present circumstances. In a letter to Mr. Locke. London, Printed for A. and J.
Churchill ... 1696. 61p. 17cm. 7Vtle within dbuble line borkr. MS. marginal rztles.

(51‑7)
605 Some considerations about the raising of coin. In a second letter to Mr.

Locke ...

London,PrintedforA.andJ.Churchill,1696. 2p.1.,52p.17cm. Titlewithin double line
bonter. MS. marginal n{le.

(51‑8)

606 Decus & tutamen; or, Our new money as now coined, in full weight and fineness; proved
to be for the honour, safety, and advantage of England. Written by way of answer to Sir Richard

Temple and Dr Barbon. To whi'ch is added, An essay to preserve our new money from being
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rst.‑P.: G. R. T>fett>{; and sheif mark:H696. MS. correction zn text . Dedicato7ysignediE.
H. 7Vtle within double line bordtir.

(51‑9)

607 Reflections upon a scandalous libel, entituled, An account of the proceedings of the Houseof Commons, in r' elation to the re‑coyning the clipp'd money, and falling the price of guinea's... London, Printed and are to be sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster, 1697.

1p.1.,44p. 16cm. Title within dbuble line bordkir. Margins closely trimmea diecting

Printed marginal notes. (51‑10)608 [Pollexfen,John].fl.1675‑1697. 0ftrade...also,ofcoyn.Bullion.Ofimprovingour
woollen manufacture. To prevent exporting wooll. Of ways and means to increase ourriches, &c. By J. P. Esq. To which is annex'd, The argument of the late Lord Chief Justice
Pollexphen, upon an action of the case, brought by the East‑India Company against Mr. Sands

aninterloper. London,PrintedforJohnBaker...1700. 3p.1.,167p.17cm. Titlewithinline boider. First Published in 1697 with title: A discottzse of t7ude, cQyn, and Pmper credit. tsee

1,.agOincompletecqPy:̀71rgumentofthelateLontChiefjustice"tvanting. (51‑11)609 [Badcock, William] A new touch‑stone for gold and silver wares. Directing all buyersof large plate, or small works ... how to know whether they buy or wear such as are of thelawful standard‑allay, or adulterated and unlawful; and how to recover recompence against theoffenders ... 2d ed., cor. and much enl., by W. B. of London, goldsmith. To which is added,
The useful and easie tables of Mr. John Reynolds, of the Mint, (with a key to the same) plainly
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andaretobesoldbyW.Freeman...1708.10p.1.,218,[151]p.frontplate.17cm. Title
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havespecialt.‑P.:IferefollowethAbriefandeasiewaybytabie...1679. (51‑12)
610 Bradford,William. Thegentleman'sandtrader'sguide.Containing,thedescriptionanduse of a new‑invented instrument, for preventing frauds by counterfeit gold ... By W.
Bradford, teacher of the mathematicks, R. Darby, and J. Hulls ... Worcester, Printed by H.
Berrow ... 1754. [2] p.1., 13,[5] p. 16cm. [2]: abstract of lfis Mojeslyls Rayal letter

Vol.52. Postlethwayt British Commercial Interest. Present State of Gt.
with Respect to Trade &c. 1767.

Britain

611 Postlethwayt, Malachy, 1707?‑1767. Britain's commercial interest explained and im‑proved; in a series of dissertations on several important branches of her trade and police:
containing a candid enquiry into the secret causes of the present misfortunes of the nation.

With proposals for their remedy. Also the great advantages which would accrue to thiskingdom from an union with Ireland. By Malachy Postlethwayt ... In two volumes. London,
Printed for D. Browne [etc., etc.] 1757. 2v. fold. tab. 20cm. xviii,[6], 54Elp.; vi,[6],551P. MS. underlining and ntles. (52‑1)

612 [Mitchell, John] d. 1768. The present state of Great Britain and North America, withregard to agriculture, population, trade and manufactures, impartially considered ... London,rePrinted for T. Bechet and P. A. de Hondt, 1767. 4 p.1., xvi, 363,[1] p. 20cm.
Sbmztet Latham Mitchill by the British Mztseztm and Hhthett and Laing.

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Vol.53. Tythes Robberies, Pawn Brokers, Conduct of Vestries &c.
613 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. Parochial tyranny: or, The house‑keeper's complaint
against the insupportable exactions, and partial assessments of select vestries, &c. With aplain detection of many abuses committed in the distribution of publick charities: together witha practicable proposal for amendment of the same ... By Andrew Moreton Esq.[pseud.]

London,Printed;andsoldbyJ.Roberts[1727]1p.1.,36,[1]p.20cm. MS.notesand
ztnderlinings Partially croPPed. Llate gives 1719 in manztscript. (53‑1)
614 [Manningham, Thomas] tu). of ChichesteL 1651?‑1722. The value of church andcollege leases consider'd: and the advantage of the lessees made very apparent. In a letter toafriend.London,PrintedforJ.Wyat...1719.25p.doublefold.tab.19cm. Ptzblished
615 A Letter to a member of Parliament, concerning the bill for regulating the nightly watch
in the city of Westminster, and liberties thereof. London, Printed for W. Boreham ... 1720.

616 A Second letter to a member of Parliament concerning the bill for regulating the nightly

watch. With some considerations of the Deputy‑Steward's conduct; and a caution to the
inhabitants of Westminster, against paying any fines or amercements ... London, Printed for

W. Boreham ... 1720. 24p. 19cm. (53‑4)

617 A Collection of very valuable and scarce pieces relating to the last plague in the year
1665. Viz. I. Orders drawn up and published ... to prevent the spreading of the infection. II.
An account of the first rise, progress, symptoms and cure ... being the substance of a letterfrom Doctor Hodges ... III. Necessary directions for the prevention and cure of the plague ...
IV. Reflections on the weekly bills of mortality, so far as they relate to all the plagues whichhave happened in London from the year 1592, to the great plague in 1665, and some otherparticular diseases. With a preface ... To which is added, An account of the plague at Naples,

in1656...[CompiledbyWilliamBeckett] London,PrintedforJ.Roberts...1721.4p.1.,56,
49‑88p. 20cm. TVte text is continuotts despite Pcrgz'nation. ft conlains five Pieces and apreface.CompiledbylliilliamBecleett.Titlewithindoublelineborder. (53‑5)
618 Mandeville,Bernard,1670‑1733. Anenquiryintothecausesofthefrequentexecutions
at Tyburn: and a proposal for some regulations concerning felons in prison, and the good effects

to be expected from them. To which is added, A discourse on transportation, and a method torender that punishment more effectual. By B. Mandeville ... London, Printed and sold by J.

Roberts...1725.8p.1.,55p.20cm. 71tlewithindoztblelinebonter. (53‑6)
619 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. Second thoughts are best: or, A further improvement of alate scheme to prevent street robberies: by which our streets will be so strongly guarded, andso gloriously illuminated, that any part of London will be as safe and pleasant at midnight as
at noonday; and burglary totally impracticable: with some thoughts for suppressing robberies
in all the publick roads of England, &c. Humbly offered for the good of his country, submitted77

to the consideration of the Parliament, and dedicated to His Sacred Majesty King George IId.

By Andrew Moreton, Esq.[pseud.] London, Printed for W. Meadows and sold by J. Roberts,

1729 [i.e. 1728] viii, vi, 24,[2] p. 19cm. (53‑7)

620 A Method for the regular management of those societies, call'd box‑clubs ... To whichis added, A copy of orders abstracted from the most regular societies in London, with proper

remarks, advantageous proposals and methods for security for the box: forms of bonds formoney lent out, and several useful observations for the benefit of societies in general, and every

member in particular. London, Printed for and sold by T. Read [etc., etc.] 1728. 29p. 18cm.

(53‑8)
621 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. Augusta triumphans; or, The way to make London themost florishing city in the universe ... Concluding with an effectual method to prevent street

robberies; and a letter to Coll. Robinson, on account of the orphan's tax. By Andrew

Moreton,Esq.[pseud.] 2ded. London,PrintedforJ.RobertsandsoldbyE.Nutt[etc.,etc.]1729.63,[1]p.19cm. Firsteditionl728. (53‑9)

622 Tancred, Christopher, 1689‑1754. A draught of a bill, fdr the more easy and speedy
recovery of small debts, humbly offer'd to the consideration of the Parliament of Great Britain,

for its being introduced and passed into a law the ‑‑‑ ensuing sessions. By Christopher

Tancred...London,PrintedforJ.Roberts...1730.1p.1.,viii,26p.20cm. (53‑10)623 Mallory, John. Objections humbly offer'd against passing the bill, intitled A bill for the

more easy and speedy recovery of small debts, into a law. By John Mallory ... London,

Printed for J. Roberts ... 1730.Ip.1., 61p. 20cm. (53‑11)
624 A Letter from a hawker and pedlar in the country, to a member of Parliament at
London ... Being a short account of the several methods practised by the old rich dealers at

London, for the undoing of young beginners, and thereby monopolizing the whole trade tothemselves ... London, Printed by T. Reynolds, and sold by the booksellers of London andWestminster,1731.2p.1.,14,[1]p.19cm. Signedatend:fomesC‑‑‑‑l. (53‑12)625 [Gally, Henry] 1696‑1769. The reasonableness of church and college fines asserted.
And the rights which churches and colleges have in their estates defended. In answer to a latebook, entituled: An enquiry into the customary‑estates ... 2d ed. London, Printed for theauthor,andsoldbyR.Montagu...1731.1p.1.,75p.18cm. Hizij‑titlewanting.First

edition also the same year. (53‑13)

626 Proposals for a regulation, or an entire suppression, of pawn‑brokers. With a detectionof their fraudulent practices, and a recommendation of the methods used by the States ofHolland, for the relief of the necessitous, by Iending on pledges. To which are added, Someconsiderations on the present calamities of the sufferers by the Charitable corporation.
Submitted to the Parliament of Great Britain ... London, Printed for T. Warner ... 1732. [3]‑26p.18cm. Hkeij‑titlewanting. (53‑14)

627 Ayliffe, John, 1676‑1732. The law of pledges, or pawns, as it was in use amongst the
Romans, and as it is now practiced in most foreign nations. Humbly inscribed to a memberof Parliament, by John Ayliffe ... London, Printed for F. Clay ... 1732. xii [i.e. xi], [1],rs

48p. 20cm.

TVtie vignette.

(53‑15)628 Sadler, Francis. The exactions and impositions of parish fees discovered. Shewing thecommon fees demanded for christenings, marrying, churching of women, and the burying thedead; to be contrary to the law ... And the opinion of Mr Strange ... on a case here stated.

By Francis Sadler ... London, Printed for the author, and sold at the booksellers andpamphlet‑shopsinLondonandWestminster...1738. 3p.1.,iii,53p.18cm. MS.inscrip‑tion on Preface: Fhrans Skedler. (53‑16)

629 Phipps, Joseph, 1708‑1787. The vestry laid open; or, A full and plain detection of themany gross abuses, impositions, and oppressions of select‑vestries. In two parts ... By Joseph

Phipps...3ded. London,PrintedforJ.Millan[etc.]1739. 62,[2]p.20cm. jFVrst

edition also the same year. (53‑17)

630 Blanch, N., sumposed author. The ax laid to the root of the corrupt tree: or, An essayon the hard case of the retale‑traders, citizens, shop‑keepers, &c. of the City of London. In
regard to their trade, as at present invaded by hawkers and pedlars. Humbly addressed to thegentlemen that may either be nominated, offer themselves for candidates against the next
general election ... shewing that the principal cause of the decrease of the legal trade of thiscity is more owing to our own faults therein, as citizens, or to our imprudent choiceofsomeofourgovernors,thantothegovemment. ByaIiveryman.London,Printedfortheauthor,

andsoldbyJ.Huggonson...[1741]1p.1.,ii,54p.19cm. Dategives1741inmanuscript.
(53‑18)631 TheVicesofthecitiesofLondonandWestminster. Trac'dfromtheiroriginal. Being
an impartial detection of the true cause and source of the present growth of immorality ...

With some rational hints proposed for removing those evils, restoring the morals of thepeople ... In five letters, from a citizen of London to a member of Parliament. London,

PrintedforCharlesCorbett...[1751] 2p.1.,52p.19cm. MS.marginalnotesandmarks.
(53‑19)632 [Wise,Thomas]secpt)osedazathor. Anapologyforthebusinessofpawn‑broking. Bya
pawn‑broker...London,Printedintheyear1744.1p.1.,73p.19cm. 7'itlevignette.
(53‑20)633 A Collection of tracts on several useful and interesting subjects, relating to publickaffairs; necessary to be considered, especially at this present time. I. A proposal to prevent
such dreadful conflagrations ... II. Reasons for altering the method of our land‑carriage ...

III. A scheme to prevent robberies ... IV. A scheme proposed for preserving sailors fromthat inveterate scurvy ... V. A method for the preservation of our river and pond fish‑eries ... VI. A proposal for increasing our national wealth ... London, Printed for Thomas
Trye ... 1748. 2 p.1., 55p. 19cm. VL6th a half‑title signect lly an eminent handi theindivisual tracts are van'ously signed. Dmplicate cqPy 958 (53‑21)
634 Obseryations on the buyers or receivers of stolen goods, particularly of lead, iron, &c.
taken from buildings; with an attempt to remedy such iniquitous practices. In a Ietter to amember of Parliament. London, Printed for Henry Whitridge ... 1751. 1 p.1., 34p. 19cm.
Signedi I]U2ilopatrire. Marginal notes.

(53‑22)rv

635 The Practice of pawnbr6kers proved to be injurious to trade, an encouragement torogues, and destructive tb society. Together with an estimate of the necessary charge of afamily in the middling station of life; consisting of a man, his wife, four children, and a maid

servant. Demonstrating, that people in general may live without the assistance of pawn‑

brokers. Byaloveroftruth. London,PrintedforM.Cooper[etc.]1752.1p.1.,54p.19cm.
(53‑23)636 Jones, Charles. Some methods proposed towards putting a stop to the flagrant crimesof murder, robbery, and perjury; and for the more effectually preventing the pernicious
consequences of gaming among the lower class of people. In a letter to a right honourable
member of Parliament. By Mr. Charles Jones ... To which is added, A letter wrote to thelate Duke of Perth, in the year 1745. London, Printed for G. Woodfall ... 1752. 31p. 19cm.

(53‑24)637 A Method proposed to prevent the many robberies and villanies committed in and about
the city of London; and for establishing a fund for the maintainance of the poor, without
detriment to any individual. London, Printed for J. Swan [etc., etc.] 1752, [iii]‑viii, 9‑21p.19cm. Hdlf‑titletvanting.Marginalnotes. (53‑25)
638

Copy 2.

Lvath a ha4f‑title.

(53‑26)639 Fielding, Sir John, 1721‑1780. An account of the origin and effects of a police set on
foot by His Grace the Duke of Newcastle in the year 1753, upon a plan presented to His Graceby the late Henry Fielding, Esq; to which is added A plan for preserving those deserted girls inthis town, who become prostitutes from necessity. By John Fielding ... London, Printed for

A. Millar ... 1758. xiii,[15]‑64p. 20cm. (53‑27)
640 Rousseau,Jean‑Jacques, 1712‑1778. Adiscourse,byM.RousseauofGeneva,whichgot
the premium at the Academy of Dijon, on this question proposed by the said Academy, whether
the revival of the arts and sciences has contributed to render our manners pure? proving thenegative ... Translated from the French. London, Printed for G. Burnet ... 1760. viii, 44p

19cm. 7'litlevignette. T]l2eanoavmoitsthintEnglishtnznslationofRousseau'sDiscours;thefizst English translation, by Ll)Zilliam BozayeL was Pztblished in 1751; the seconcL by RichantVol.54.

Manufactures Wool Woollen Trade &c.

641 Gt. Brit. Standing Commission on Thrade. [Begins on A' :] Iames by the grace ofGod ... Whereas wee haue vnderstood [etc. Letters patent appointing a Standing Commission
on Trade. 21 Oct. 1622] [London, 1622] 15p. 17cm. Alb title‑Pcrge. Signed at endi
Edmondes. Date in manztscript: 1623

642 [Carter,William] .1̀Z.1669‑1700. Englandsglory.Bythebenefitofwoolmanufactur‑
ed therein, from the farmer to the merchant; and the evil consequences of its exportation
unmanufactured. Briefly hinted, with submission to betterjudgements. [London, 1662] 10p.
18cm. daPtion title. Roprinted later a669V with title: England's interest asserted ...

80

643 [Gardner, John] Some reflections on a pamphlet, intituled, England and East India

inconsistentintheirmanufactures. London,PrintedAnno1696.30p.18cm. Titlezvithincloitble line border. Closely trimmea with loss of Page nztmbers. (54‑3)
644 [Pollexfen, John] .17. 1675‑1697. England and East‑India inconsistent in their manu‑
factures. Being an answer to a treatise, intituled, An essay on the East‑India trade. By
the author of, The essay of wayes and rneans. London, Printed in the year, 1697. 59, [1]p.

18cm. 7Vtlezvithindoztblelineborder. DziplicatecQPy368 (54‑4)
645 [Smith,T.] Reasonshumblyofferedforthepasing[sic]abillforthehinderingthehome
consumption of East‑India silks, bengals &c. And an answer to the author of several objec‑tions against the said bill in a book entituled, An essay on the East‑India trade. By T. S. ...

With a postscript, containing the French King's decree concerning India manufactures.
London, Printed by J. Bradford ... 1697. 36p. 16cm. 7Vtle zvithin clottble line border.

Another isstte: Passing. (54‑5)
646 A Letter to a member of the House of Commons on a proposal for regulating andadvancing the woollen‑manufactory, &c. Given to the members at the Commons door, the25thofJanuary,1697. London,PrintedforGeo.Huddleston...1698. [3]‑13p.17cm. thge

5misnumbered 3. Signed at endr F. B. Hbif‑title zvanting. (54‑6)
647 [Defoe,Daniel] 1661?‑1731. Reflectionsontheprohibitionact:whereinthenecessity,
usefulness and value of that law, are evinced and demonstrated. In answer to a letter on that

subject,fromagentlemanconcern'dintrade. London,Printedintheyear,1708. 22p.18cm.

TVtlezvithindoztblelineborder.intheformofletterdatedldn.Ia1707/8. (54‑7)
648 Haynes, John. Great Britain's glory: or, An account of the great numbers of poor employ'din the woollen and silk manufacturies, to the increase of trade, the enlargement of the revenuesof the crown, and augmenting our navigation. With the reasons of the decay of these trades,
and the pernicious consequences which must follow their destruction. Together with a schemeof proposals for preventing the loss of such valuable branches of our national wealth, andrestoring them to their former grandeur. By John Haynes. London, Printed for J. Mar‑
shall ... 1715. 4 p.1., 95,[1]p. fold. tab. 18cm. thte of imprint cross oztt on t.‑P.

kmpez127ct?: .f)'ont. iport.) wanting. (54‑8)
649 [Blanch, John] b. 1649 or 50. Speculum commercii; or, The history of our golden
fleece. Written by the author of The beaux merchant ... London, Printed for R. and J.

Bonwick...1716.109p.18cm. Dedicationsignecl:1.Blanch. (54‑9)
650 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. Thejust complaint ofthe poor weavers truly represented,
with as much answer as it deserves, to a pamphlet lately written against them entitled The
weavers pretences examin'd, &c. London, Printed for W. Boreham ... 1719. 43,[1]p. 19cm.

̀14dviceoftheMasterweavers,totheiournaymenoftheirtrade'L'p.[401‑43. (54‑10)651 [Steele,SirRichard]1672‑1729. Thespinster:indefenceofthewoollenmanufactures.
To be continued occasionally. Numb. 1 ... London, Printed for J. Roberts ... 1719. 1 p.1.,

16p.18cm. ntlevignette. AibmorePztblished. '(54‑11)81652 Rey,Claudius. ObservationsonMr.Asgill'sBriefanswertoAbriefstateofthequestion
between the printed and painted callicoes, &c. Wherein his falsities and sophistry are Iaid
open. By Claudius Rey ... London, Printed by W. Wilkins, and sold by J. Noon [etc., etc.]

1719.lp.1., 21,[1] p. 18cm. (54‑12)

653 TheWeaverspretencesexamin'd. Beingafullandimpartialenquiryintothecomplaintsof their wanting work, and the true causes assign'd. With some useful observations on thesilk, stuff, and callicoe trades, in England, Holland, &c. By a merchant. London, Printed,

and sold by J. Roberts ... 1719. 18p. 20cm. (54‑13)
654 [Elking, Henry] The interest of England consider'd, with respect to its manufacturesand East‑India callicoes imported, printed, painted, stained, and consumed therein. Or, An
essay shewing from whence the decay of trade, the melting of coin, the scarcity of silver, theincrease of poor do proceed. By a citizen. 2d ed. ... London, Printed for John Clark ...

1720.40p.20cm. Dedicationsigned:1.E.fi.e.Sirlbhnlllyles?JAttn'butedalsoHl7n7y

ElloriTrg. First edition also the same year. (54‑14)
655 Asgill, John, 1659‑1738. A brief answer to A brief state of the question, between theprinted and painted callicoes, and the woollen and silk manufactures: as far as it relates to thewearing and using printed and painted callicoes in Great Britain. Written by Mr. Asgill ...

2d ed. With an appendix upon The spinster [By Sir Richard Steele] London, Printed forJ.Roberts...1720. 16,14p.20cm. Firstedition1719. (54‑15)656 [Defoe, Danie]] 1661?‑1731. The female manufactures complaint: being the humble
petition of Dorothy Distaff, Abigail Spinning‑Wheel, Eleanor Reel &c. spinsters, to the lady
Rebecca Woolpack. With a respectful epistle to Sir R‑‑‑‑ St‑‑‑‑I, concerning some omissionsof the utmost importance in his Lady's Wardrobe. By Monsieur de Brocade of Paris. London,

PrintedforW.Boreham...1720.[3]‑23p.18cm. SirRlicharctiSt[eelel Hbij‑title
657 TheDevildroveoutofthewarping‑bar;or,Thesnap‑reelsnap'd. Shewingthemadnessof the weavers, and the folly and barbarity of the clothiers in the West. In a letter to a

gentleman of Chippenham. And serves as a full answer to a pamphlet, lately published;entitled, The Devil to do in the West, &c. London, Printed, and sold by the booksellers of

LondonandWestminster...1727.29p.18cm. 7Vtiewithindbzablelinebortler. (54‑17)658 [Defoe,Daniel] 1661?‑1731. Abriefdeductionoftheoriginal,progress,andimmense
greatness of the British woollen manufacture: with an enquiry whether it be not at present ina very declining condition: the reasons of its decay; and the only means of its recovery. London,

Printed;andsoldbyJ.Roberts[etc.]1727. 2p.1.,52p.18cm. Closelytn'mmeawithsome

loss of first word of title. (54‑18)
659 A Collection of all the statutes now in force, against the transportation of wooll, &c.
With notes in the margin. London, Printed by the assigns of His Majesty's printer, and of

HenryHillsdeceas'd,1730. 91[i.e.87]p.16cm. Alb.29‑,!l2mpeatedinthePaging. 7itle

withindbublelinebonienywithPn'nterlsdevice.Ptzblishedearlierln4. (54‑19)ee660 [Bindon, David] d. 1760. 0bservations on the bill now depending in the House ofLords, with relation to the woollen manufactuere. By a clothier. London, Printed in the year

1731.8p.19cm. Titlevignette.MargintrimmeaafilactingPagenztmbers. (54‑20)
661 Ward, Benjamin.･ The state of the woollen manufactures considered: the reasons of its
present declension assigned; and a method propos'd to retrieve it. Together with a discoveryof the several methods used in smugling wool from England. By Benjamin Ward ... London,

Printed for R. Ford ... 1731. xii, 27,[1] p. 18cm. (54‑21)
662 Proposals for preventing the running of wool, and encouraging the woollen manufacture.

London,PrintedforJ.Peele...1731. [3]‑31p.19cm. 7Vtievignette. Htzlf‑titletvant‑

663 [Egmont, John Perceval, 2d eari of] 1711‑1770. Some remarks on the conduct of the
Parliament of England, as far as it relates to the woollen manufacture: with some animadver‑sions on the Free Briton's remarks on a pamphlet entitled, Observations on the present state of
Ireland. By the author of the said pamphlet ... London, Printed for T. Reynolds, and sold by

thebooksellersofLondonandWestminster,1731. 32p.18cm. Sbmetimesattribzttedto
664 [Bindon, Dayid] attribzated aztthor. Some thoughts on the woollen manufactures ofEngland: in a letter from a clothier to a member of Parliament. London, Printed for J.

Roberts...1731.2p.I.,19p.20cm. 7Vtievignette. (54‑24)
665 [Forman,Charles] fl.1728. AlettertotheRightHonourableSirRobertWalpole,forre‑establishing the woollen manufacturies of Great Britain upon their ancient footing, byencouraging the linen manufacturies of Ireland. Also, for reducing the pay of the army,
encouraging the printing press renewing the trade to France ... and relieving those unfortunate

British merchants that have been ruin'd by the Spanish Guarda d6 la Gostas. With a shortobservation upon the draw‑back upon tobaccoes. By Charles Foreman, Esq. To which is addeda Postscript to his friends, shewing some of the reasons he had for the late submission he sent

to Sir Robert. London, Printed for T. Warner ... 1732. 70p. 19cm. Signed at enct lhris,

30 APri4 17ee. Charles Fbrman. (54‑25)

666 [Gray, Jeffery] A proposal fully to prevent the smugling of wool, which by methods
entirely new, shows how, and wholly takes of the former charge in the old methods ofendeavouring to do it. Also, adds more than ten millions yealy to the trade of the British
nation ... [London] Printed for the author, and sold by W. Meadows ... 1732. 32p. 19cm.

Signed at encl: Philo‑Bn'lannictts. (54‑26)

667 Peard, Charles. The woollen labourer's advQcate. Being a just and compassionate
defence of their tragical case ... By Charles Peard ... London, Printed for the author, and soldby J. Dormer ... 1733. 20p. 18cm. (54‑27)
668 [Webber, Samuel] fl.1739. Some thoughts worthy

the serious attention of thegreatest men, on the woollen manufacturies of England. Tolate ... London, Printed for the author, 1735. 24p. 19cm.

prevent their ruin before too

manztscript at the end of the tex4 ̀CSbm Wlabber."Tide vignette. Signed in(54‑28)ew

669 Colvert, Joseph. A treatise relating to the art of framework‑knitting; being an address
to all persons concerned in that employment; wherein, amongst other remarks never before somuch as hinted to the publick, the reasons are made evident to demonstration, why the trade
is at present at so low an ebb; and an easy method is proposed ... to redress those grievancesthat have lain so long and heavy upon the workmen, as well as upon the fair trader. By Joseph
Colvert ... Nottingham, Printed by George Ayscough for the author, 1735. 4 p.1., 32p. 20cm.

670 [Andrews, Thomas] The miseries of the miserable: or, An essay towards laying open
the decay of the fine woollen trade, and the unhappy condition of the poor Wiltshire

manufacturers. ByagentlemanofWilts. [Gloucester?] Printedintheyear1739.30p.18cm.

Title vignette. Attribitted to T72om(zs Andrezvs by Htznson. (54‑30)
671 [Temple, William] of Tbuozvbrilriga attribztted aitthDr. The case as it now stands,
between the clothiers, weavers, and other manufacturers, with regard to the late riot, in theCounty of Wilts. Containing remarks on a libel, entitled An essay on riots, printed in the
Gloucester Journal, Dec. I9, 1738; some observations ... The whole interspersed with remarkson the advantages arising from trade, to the landed gentlemen ... In a letter to a member ofParliament. By Philalethes [pseud.] London, Printed for the author, and sold by T.

Cooper ... 1739. Ip.l., 64p. 20cm. (54‑31)

672 The Golden fleece: or, The trade, interest, and well‑being of Great Britain considered.

With remarks on the present decay of our woollen manufactures ... Iikewise heads for abill ... To which is added, a scheme, or proposal ... Submitted to the consideration of
Parliament ... 4th ed., with additions. London, Printed by H. Kent, for R. Viney ... 1739.
xv, 55,[1]p. 19cm. Sbnzetimes zvroirgly attmbztted to 1. Mztnn, but HZznson to IS7mon Shnith1

First edition. IZ36? tsee lbl) (54‑32)

Vol.55. Trade Commerce &c.
673 Fortrey, Samuel, 1622‑1681. Englands interest and improvement. Consisting in theincrease of the store, and trade of this kingdom; by Sam. Fortrey ... Cambridge, Printed by

JohnField,printertotheUniversity,1663.3p.1.,43,[3]p.16cm. 71tlewithinornamental
bordeny with vignette. FirstPrelim. Ieof zvanting. First edition, 16bl. (55‑1)
674 R., H. The brief observations of J. C. concerning trade and interest of money, briefly

examined. ByH.R....[London?]PrintedAnnoDom,1668.82p.16cm. 1.C.li.e.
Sir lbsiah Child J‑of. Golclsmiths. Sheij mark on t.‑P.: R 668. (55‑2)
675 Lewis, Mark, fl. 1678. Proposals to increase trade, and to advance His Majesties
revenue, without any hazard or charge to any body, and with apparent profit to every body.

ByM.Lewis.London,PrintedforHenryMillion...1677.16p.16cm. (55‑3)
676 Paxton, Peter, d. 1711. A discourse concerning the nature, advantage, and improve‑
ment of trade: with some considerations why the charges of the poor do and will increase. By

P.Paxton...London,PrintedbyE.P.forR.Wilkin...1704. 3p.1.,90p.18cm. 7Vtle

within dbuble line border. MS. underfining. (55‑4).

ge677 A View of some deficiencies in the aids of trade; with essays towards the means for their
supply. Most humbly address'd to the consideration of our legislature ... Occasional cour‑ants, No XVIII to XXX. London, Printed for R. Burleigh ... MDCCVII [sic for 1717] 60p.

18cm. Datedatencl:VVizst‑‑countiy,23d.APri41717. (55‑5)
678 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. A general history of trade, and especially consider'd as it
respects the British commerce, as well at home, as to all parts of the world. With essays upon

theimprovement ofour trade in particular. To be continued monthly. London, Printed forJ.

Barker...1713.45,[3]p.17cm. 7Vtlewithindbttblelineborder. Vliithpcrgemtmbersin
manuscript: p. 127‑149. Also issuea fottr numbers, ktne‑Sept., IZ13. (55‑6)
679 The Trade with France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal, considered: with some observations on
the treaty of commerce between Great Britain and France. London, Printed for J. Baker ...
"1713. 23p. 17cm. 7Vtle vignette. fttblished ano7nyymoztsly; attn'bttted to De;fbe in CEIEL,

but not listed in Moore. Dmplicate cqPy es4 (55‑7)
680 A Letter to Sir R‑‑‑‑‑‑ H‑‑‑‑‑‑‑ wherein is considered, what effect the repeal of thoselaws which now regulate our commerce with France are Iikely to have on the trade andmanufactures of England. London, Printed for A. Baldwin ... 1713. 1 p.1., 22p. 18cm.
Shelf mark on t.‑P.: BIZZ3 38. 1. Sir R‑H‑ i.e. Robert HizrlcM earl of 0xford) 16bl
‑IZ24. ‑of. Bntish Mztseztm calalctgue. 2. Sir R‑H‑ = Richant Hbare ‑of. Hiznson.

681 [Halifax,GeorgeSaville,lstmaift7uisof]1633‑1695. Cautionstothosewhoaretochusemembers to serve in Parliament. To which is added a list of those that voted for and against
the bill of commerce, as publish'd in a late pamphlet intituled, A letter from a member of theHouse of Commons to his friend in the country, &c. London, Printed for J. Baker ... 1713.
32p. 18cm. 17irstPttblished 1695 with title: Some cautions Qffered to the consideration of7';l)ose who are to chuse members to serve in the enszting Rzrliaments. Sbmetimes attn'bzfted toIlaniel Dqfoe.‑of. ESTC. Closely trimmea alfecting thefirst zvont of title. Dmplicate cop

682 An Essay upon trade, and publick credit; shewing the advantages of the East‑India
prohibition, bankrupts affidavits, &c. Dedicated to Mr. T. S. an eminent citizen, and anuniversal merchant; and submitted to the consideration of all fair traders, manufacturers,

artificers, &c. both in city and country. London, Printed, and are to be sold by John

Morphew ... 1714. 32p. 17cm. Signed at Pcrge 28: R. S‑‑‑‑‑‑le. Attǹbztted to Sir
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(55‑10)683 ALettertotheHonourable A‑‑‑r M‑‑‑re, com‑‑‑‑‑neroftradeandplanta‑tion. London,PrintedforJamesRoberts...[1714]39p.foldtab.17cm. Titlevignette.
]Fblding table headecl; LondOn, 29 Albv. 1674. A scheme of the trade ... Addressed to
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684 A Ballance for merchants and mariners: containing an undoubted account of the principal.

sscauses of the great decay of trade; with proper directions to set our trade again on a right foot.

By a sincere well‑wisher to the trade and prosperity of the nation ... Edinburgh, Printed byWilliam Brown and Company, and to be sold by the said William Brown ... 1719. 104p. 16cm.

685 CIayton, David, fl. 1717‑1719. A short system of trade: or, An account of what in trademust necessarily be advantageous to the nation, and what must of consequence be detrimental.
By David Clayton ... London, Printed by R. Tookey for the author; and sold by J. Roberts ...

1719.24p.18cm. Errorsinbinding:haij‑titlemisboundbefbre679 (55‑13)
686 [Hare, Francis] Lip. of Chichesteny 1671‑1740.
Richard Brocas, Lord Mayor of London. By a
Reynolds ... 1730. 32p .17cm. Tlaitlevignette.

A letter to the Right Honourable Sir
cltlzen.

London, Printed by Thomas(55‑14)687 [Forman, Charles] .fl. 1728. A letter to the merchants of Great Britain; or A proper
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688 The Present state of the unhappy sufferers of theCharitable Corporation, consider'd.
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689 [Robe,Thomas] d.1746. Acollectionofpoliticaltracts.Onthefollowingsubjects,viz.
I. Ways and means to man the navy upon any emergency ... II. Stock‑jobbing, whether
prejudicial to, or the support of the publick credit of Great Britain. III. The advantage ofaccruing to the Ianded interest of Great Britain, from promoting the British distillery ... IV.
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will not be eluded ... V. A dissertation concerning the laws of China ... To which is added,

A philosophical essay on the effects of the bite of a mad dog ... By Eboranos [pseud.]

London,PrintedforT.Cooper...1735.4p.I.,67p.18cm. ReissueojiVTlaysandmeans
tvheieby His Mojesty may man his naay ... Tb zvhich is addea A collection of some politicalessays by Eboiunos, IZ34. (55‑17)
690 Seasonable observations on the present fatal declension of the general commerce ofEngland. In which the genuine cause of the decay of our woollen manufactures is particularly
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trade, before it be past recovery. Dedicated to Sir John Barnard ... London, Printed and soldby J. Huggonson ...1737. 1 p.1., ix, 85p. 18cm. imPelfect: final leof wanting. MS.

cor7ections and notes [Partially cropt)edj (55‑18)

691 Innes, Solicitor to the Charimble Coi?boration. The Charitable Corporation vindicated, as‑ well when in the heighth of trade, as in its present situation: together with some reasons why
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individual, who wishes well to the publick. By Mr. Innes ... London, Printed for J.

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Roberts...1745. [2]p.1.,60p.18cm. Htzlf‑titlemisbottndearlieroninvolume.
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692 Steels, Sir Richard, 1672‑1729. The crisis; or, A discourse representing, from the mostauthentick records, the just causes of the late happy revolution ... With some seasonableremarks on the danger of a Popish successor. By Richard Steele ... London, Printed by Sam.

Buckley;andsoldbyFred.Burleigh...1714.1p.1.,vii,37,[1]p.23cm. 71tlevignette.
APParently of the same settiug of mpe as the ln3 edition. T7ze title‑Pcrge is Pantcularly rese4

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693 Mr.Steele'sapologyforhimselfandhiswritings;occasionedbyhisexpulsion
from the House of Commons ... London, Printed; and sold by R. Burleigh ... 1714. xvi,

17‑88p. fold. map. 23cm. (56‑2)

694 AlettertoamemberofParliamentconcerningthebillforpreventingthe
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695 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. Considerations on the present state of affairs in Great‑

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696 [Martyn, Benjamin] 1699‑1763. Reasons for establishing the colony of Georgia, withregard to the trade of Great Britain, the increase of our people, and the employment andsupport it will afford to great numbers of our own poor, as well as foreign persecuted
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1733. 48,[1] p. front. map. 23cm. ̀tPbstscript'1' P. 41‑48. Titie vignette. Lower mar
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697 Papers relative to the rupture with Spain, laid before both houses of Parliament, on
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French and Ehaglish text. (56‑6)
698 [Liverpoo}, Charles Jenkinson, lst earl of] 1727‑1808. A discourse on the conduct of
the government of Great‑Britain, in respect to neutral nations, during the present war. 2d ed.

London,PrintedforR.Griffiths...1759.99p.23cm. Tlaitievignette.Firstedition1758.
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699 [Savile,SirGeorge,bart.]1726‑1784. Anargumentconcerningthemilitia...[London,87

1762] 19p.23cm. DmplicatecQPy125 (56‑8)
700 Pitt,William,1759‑1806. AuthenticcopiesofMr.Pitt'slettertohisRoyalHighnessthe
Prince of Wales, and of His Highness's reply. London, Printed for T. Becket [etc.] 1789.

14p.23cm. kmpe,f2ict:finalleofmutilated. (56‑9)701' Narrative of the operations of the British army in India, from the 21st April to the 16th
July, 1791; with a particular account of the action on the 15th of May, near Seringapatam.
London, Printed for W. Faden ... 1792. 1 p.1., fold. plan and map. 19, [1]p. 23cm. (56‑10)702 Letter'from an heritor to his fellows, the landed interest of Scotland, to meet in adelegation at Edinburgh, on Monday, July 2. 1792 ... Edinburgh, Printed for the author, 1792.

1p.1.,21p.23cm. Closelytriinmeawithlossofpn‑ntedma2gz'nalnotes. Signedatenct
703 A Collection of addresses transmitted by certain English clubs and societies to thenational convention of France ... With several other interesting papers, tending chiefly to shew

the general views of France with respect to this and other countries; to which are added,
Extracts from the seditious resolutions of the English societies; and a list of those societies.

London,PrintedforJ.Debrett,1793.2p.1.,42'p.21cm. imPeijZ?ctcopy:haij‑titlaand
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the exPense of government and distribttted by them to members of the Hbztse of Lortis'. MS.

marginal maxles, and one short note. (56‑12)704 Melville, Henry Dundas, lst viscoun4 1742‑1811. Facts relative to the conduct of thewar in the West Indies; collected from the speech of the Right Hon. Henry Dundas, in theHouse of Commons, on the 28th of April, 1796, and from the documents laid before the House
upon that subject. London, Printed for J. Owen ... 1796. 205p. incl. tables 23cm.

(56‑13)705 Eyre, Sir James, 1734‑1799. The Charge delivered by the Right Honourable Sir James
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Thuseday the 2d day of October 1794. [London] Published at the request of the Grandjury; andsoldbyThomasPayne...1794. 22p.23cm. MS.marginalnotes,underliningandmarks.
(56‑14)706 Horsley, Samuel, Lip. of St. Asmph, 1733‑1806. A sermon preached before the Lords
spiritual and temporal, in the Abbey Church of St. Peter, Westminster, on Wednesday, January
30, 1793: being the anniversary of the martydom of King Charles the First. With an appendix,

concerning the political principles of Calvin. By Samuel, Lord Bishop of St. David's.

London,PrintedforJ.Robson...1793. 2p.1.,39p.23cm. MS.ztnderliningsandmarginal

707 ThechargeofSamuel,LordBishopofSt.David'stotheclergyofhisdiocese,delivered at his primary visitation, in the year 1790. A new ed. London, Printed for J.

Robinson...1792.2p.1.,36p.23cm. Fbremargincloselytrimmeawi;lhlossoftext. First88

Vol.57. Political Tracts 1643 to 1680.
708 Solemn league and convenant. A solemn league and covenant, for reformation, anddefence of religion, the hounour and happinesse of the King, and the peace and safety of thethree kingdomes of Scotland, England, and Ireland ... Edinburgh, Printed by Evan Tyler,

printertotheKings...1643.4p.1.,6,[18]p.20cm. 71hefirstPartofthisworkcontains
the aPProbations by the General Assembly and Convention of Estates of Covenant with theirorders for sztbscription to it. 77ie sitbscibers of the lecrgzte and covenant:l18]p. ;07ng

attn'bztted to Hlazekiah Vlloodivant. (57‑1)
709 A Necessary warning to the ministerie of the kirk of Scotland, from the meeting of thecommissioners of the Generall Assembly at Edinburgh 4. Jan. 1643 ... Edinburgh, Printed by

EvanTyler,printertotheKings...1643.1.p.1.,13p.20cm. 7Vtlevignette. (57‑2)
710 A Declaration against the crosse petition: wherein some secret letts of the inteded
reformation are discovered. The danger of division prevented. And the unitie of this iland
in religion urged. By the commissioners of the Generall Assembly. Edinburgh, Printed by

EvanTyler,printertotheKings...1643.1p.1.,16,[1]p.20cm. Titlevignette. (57‑3)
711 Lilburne, John, 1614?‑1657. The legall fundamentall liberties of the people of England
revived, asserted, and vindicated. Or, An epistle written the eighth day ofJune 1649, by Lieut.

Colonel John Lilbvrn ... to Mr William Lethall ... London, Printed in the grand yeer ofhypocriticallandabominabledissimulation,1649. 2p.1.,75,[1]p.20cm. SeqztenceofPage

nttmbers conjrsea P. 65‑Z3. (57‑4)

712 ThetryalofLieutenantColonelJohnLilburn.Byanextraordinaryorspecial
commission, of Oyer and Terminer at the Guild‑Hall of London, the 24th, 25th, and 26th. of
October, 1649. Being exactly pen'd and taken in short‑hand ... In which is contain'd thenames of all the judges, grand inquest, and jury of life and death. By Theodorus Varax[i.e.
Clement Walker] 2d ed. ... London, Printed for and sold by H. Hills ... [1710] 1 p.1., 132p.

17cm. Ilateofimprint.fivmcolophon.Attn'btttedtoClementLVZilfeerbyVVing. imPelfocit]7ont. (7)ort.) wanting? First edition1649. (57‑5)
713 Gt. Brit. Ikeriianzen4 1652. A declaration of the Parliament of the Commonwealth ofEngland, relating to the affairs and proceedings between this commonwealth and the States

General of the United Provinces of the Low‑Countreys, and the present differences occasionedon the states part. And the answer of the Parliament to three papers from the ambassadors
extraordinary of the States General, upon occasioned of the late fight between the fleets.
With a narrative of the late engagement between the English and Holland fleet. And also acollection of the proceedings in the treaty between the Lord Pauw ... London, Printed by John

Field,PrintertotheParliamentofEngland,1652.70p.19cm. Titiewithinomamental
bortler. Ownership inscription on t.‑P. of lbhn Higwdy. MS. marginal note and ttnderlin‑

714 Cromwell,Oliver,1599‑1658. A copy of the letter from His Excellency the Lord Generall
Cromwell, sent to the members.of Parliament. Called to take upon them the trust of theevgovernmentofthiscommon‑vvealth. WhichbeganonMundaythefourthofJune,1653. The
day appointed by the letters of summons from His Excellency the Lord Gen. Cromwell, for the

meetingofthesegentlemen. Withtheseveralltransactionssincethattime. London,Printed
by M.S. for Tho: Jenner ... 1656. 1 p.1., 1, 4‑8,7‑19, 21‑23,[1], 24‑50p. illus. (incl. ports.)

19cm. Emors in Paging. incindes comper engmvings of Parliamentary Proceedings andPublick executions in text. (57‑7)
715 [Bethel,Slingsby]1617‑1697. ThepresentinterestofEnglandstated.
King and countrey. London, Printed for D. B. 1671. 3 p.1., 34p. 19cm.

By a lover of his
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(57‑8)
716 [Buckingham, George Villiers, 2d dttlee of] 1628‑1687. A letter to Sir Thomas Osborn,
one of His Majesties privy council, upon the reading of a book, called, The present interest of

Englandstated. London,PrintedforHenryBrome...1672. 16p.19cm. 71tlevignette.
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717 [Stubbs, Henry] 1632‑1676. A justification of the present war against the United
Netherlands. Wherein the declaration of His Majesty is vindicated, and the war proved to be
just, honourable, and necessary; the dominion of the sea explained, and His Majesties rights
thereunto asserted ... In answer to a Dutch treatise entituled, Considerations upon the present

state of the United Netherlands. By an English man ... Londori, Printed for Henry Hills[etc.] 1672. 4p.1., 80p.2fold. plates. 19cm. (57‑10)
718 De Britaine, William. The Dvtch vsurpation: or, A brief vievv of the behaviour of theStates‑General of the United Provinces, towards the kings of Great Britain: with some of theircruelties and injustices excercised upon the subjects of the English nation. As also, a discov‑

ery of what arts they have used to arrive at their late grandeur, &c. By William deBritaine...London,PrintedforJonathanEdwin...1672.2p.1.,35p.19cm. (57‑11)

719 TheinterestofEnglandinthepresentwarwithHolland.

By the author of the

Dutch usurpation ... London, Printed for Jonathan Edwin ... 1672. 2 p .1., 26, [1]p. 19cm.
(57‑12)720 [MacWard, Robert] 1633?‑1687. The English ballance, weighing the reasons, of Eng‑
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Majesties declaration, of liberty to tender consciences ... [London?] Printed in the year 1672.

721 [Hill,Joseph]1625‑1707. TheinterestoftheseUnitedProvinces.Beingadefenceofthe
Zeelanders choice. Wherein is shewne ... Together with severall remarks upon the present,
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lick. Byawellwishertothereformedreligion,andwellfareofthesecountries. Middelburg,
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722 [Turner, Thomas] d. 1679. The case of the bankers and their creditors. Stated andexamined; by the rules of lawes, policy, and common reason, as it was inclosed in a letter to a90

friend. By a true lover of his king and country, and a sufferer for loyalty ... [London]

Printedinyear,1674.[44]p.(unpaged)20cm. Anothered.275 (57‑15)
723 A True narrative of the proceedings o[f] His Majesties privy‑council in Scotland, forsecuring the peace of that kingdom, in the year 1678. Published by authority. Reprinted at

LondonforA.F....1678. 19p.20cm. Marginscloselytn'mmealnjectingthe.firstwontof title and text. Hble in title. (57‑16)

724 The Plot discover'd: or, A dialogue, between the Pope and the Devil, at a late conference.
Consulting the most effectual expedient for promoting their joint interest and designes in thepresent juncture of affairs. With their instructions concluded upon to be sent to their emis‑
saries in all parts to that purpose ... Licensed, November 9th 1678. Edinburgh, Reprinted intheyear,1678.8p.20cm. MdrginscloselytrimmedaLtfectingthefirstwordoftitleandP(rge725 [Maxwell,John,archibishop of 7'latam] 1590?‑1647. Presbyterydisplay'd,forthejusti‑
fication of such as do not like the government, and for the benefit of those that do notunderstand it ... 4th ed., corrected. London, Printed for Henry Brome at the Gun ... 1681.

2p.1.,52p.20cm. Proj2zcesignecl;R.LtEStrange. Firstedition1663.PreviozaslyPublishedas ̀71n answer by letter to a worthJ, ,gentleman ... 'ZZ644) and "71he bvrthen of lssachar ...

726 A Brief survey (historical and political) of the life and reign of Henry the III. King ofEngland. DedicatedtohismostsacredMajesty. London,[slippastedoverorigianalimprint,

alsodated1680]PrintedforJamesVade...1680.[3]‑32p.20cm. imPe7fectfirstleof
wanting. Titie within dOuble line border. Another issue: London, P)"2'nted in theyeaL 1680

in the impn'nt. MS. leof numbers: 163‑1725. (57‑19)
727 The Privileges and practice of Parliaments and EngJand: collected out of the common
laws of this land. Seen and allowed by the Iearned in the laws. Commended to the High
Court of Parliament. London, Printed for Robert Hartford ... 1680. 2 p.1.,44 [i.e. 34] p.

engr.front.20cm. Fifont.mutilated. Ptzges27‑34erroneouslynumbered37‑44.
(57‑20)728 Three great questions concerning the succession and the dangers of Popery, Fully ex‑
amin'd. In a letter to a member of this present Parliament. London, Printed for M. R.

1680.25p.20cm. Margintn'mmeaayffectingtext. MS.leofnumbers:90‑101. (57‑21)
729 A Letter from a gentleman in the city, to one in the covntry; concerning the bill fordisabling the Duke of York inherit the imperial crown of this realm. London, Printed in theyear, 1680. 1 p.1., 21p. 20cm. Dated at encl; Lond. Arbv. 8. 1678. Margin tn'mmea

ofecting thefirst wont of title. MS. leof numbers: 79‑‑89. (57 ‑22)730 [Hawles, Sir John] 1645‑1716. The grand‑jury‑man's oath and office explained: andthe rights of English‑men asserted. A dialogue between a barrister at law, and a grand‑jury‑man.London,PrintedforLangleyCurtis...1680.1p.I.,23p.20cm. 7Vtlewithin

dbuble line border. MS. leof numbers: 195‑206. (57‑23)91

731 A Relation of two free conferences between father L'Chese, and four considerable Jesuits,
touching the present state of the affair of the Romanists in England. In order to the carrying
on their great design. Sent in a letter from Paris, to a considerable Popish Lord in England.

[London]Printedintheyear1680. 2p.1.,34p.20cm. 7Vtlevignette. Anotherisstteofthe

samedutereading̀tthtaer"for̀EFkether"intitle.MS.Ieofnumbers:34‑50. (57‑24)
732 Discourses upon the modern affairs of Europe, tending to prove, that the illustrious
French monarchy may be reduced to terms of greater moderation ... [London] Printed in theyear, 1680. 1 p.1., 22p. 20cm. Llated at encl: Htzgue. May 24. 80. MS.leof numbers:

733 [Hawles,SirJohn]1645‑1716. TheEnglish‑mansright. Adialoguebetweenabarris‑
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designated use. III. The office and just priviledges ofjuries, by the Iaw of England. London,
Printed for Richard Janeway ... 1680. 1 p.1., 40p. 20cm. 7Vtle within dbuble line border.

MS. leof numbers: 176‑194. (57‑26)

Vol.58. Political Tracts 1681 to 1704.

734 L., T. Thetruenotionofgovernment:shewing, I.Theoriginalofgovernment. II.
The several forms of government. III. The obligations betwixt governours and governed.
In vindication of kingly‑prerogative. By T. L. gent. London, Printed for Edward Gelli‑brand...1681. 1p.1.,36[i.e.34]p.20cm. Erro7sinPaging:no.23‑24omitted.7'kitle

within double line border. MS. Ieof nztmbers: es6‑2tEi2. (58‑1)
735 A Dialogue at Oxford between a tutor and a gentleman, formerly his pupil, concerning

government. London,PrintedforRich.Janaway...1681.1p.1.,21p.20cm. MS.leof
736 The Dialogue between the Pope and a fanatick concerning affairs in England, revived.

London,PrintedforJohnKidgell...1681.1p.1.,39p.20cm. jPkeges26‑2Z30‑31incor
rectly nttmbered 34‑35, 38‑39 respectively. MS. Ieof numbers: 143‑1 ‑ 162‑1. First edition

737 Seasonable advice to all Protestant people of England. Heartily recommended by aloverofhiscountrey. London,PrintedforRandalTaylor,1681. 1p.1.,37p.20cm. MS.

leof numbe2s: 113‑131. Attn'buted to LVilliam LIQyd by LVing. (58‑4)
738 [Garbrand, John] b.1646 or 7. The grand inquest: or, A full and perfect ansvver toseveral reasons by which it is pretended His Royal Highness the Duke of York may be proved
to be a Roman Catholick. 3d ed. London, Printed for James Vade ... 1681. [3]‑26p. 20cm.

kmpeij2?ct?:half‑titiewanting. MS.Ieofnumbers:104‑112. ,Firstedition1680. (58‑5)
739 [Clarkson,David]1622‑1686. ThecaseofProtestantsinEnglandunderaPopishprince,
if any shall happen to wear the imperial crown. London, Printed for Richard Janeway ...

1681. 35p. 20cm. MS. leof numbers: 62‑Zg. (58‑6)

740 [Nalson, John] 1638?‑1686. The complaint of liberty and property against arbitraryeegovernment: dedicated to all true English men, and lovers of liberty, lavvs, and religion.

Edinburgh,Re‑printedannoDom.1681. 8p.20cm. Titlevignette. (58‑7)
741 Salus populi, &c. Or, The case of King and people. Modestly handled, and impartiallystated, very useful for these distracted times ... London, Printed for John Place ... 1681. 1

p.1.,33,[1]p.20cm. Titlewithindbubielinebortter. (58‑8)
742 [Sadler, John] 1615‑1674. Rights of the kingdom: or, Customs of our ancestors.
Touching the duty, power, election, or succession of our kings and Parliaments, our true liberty,
due allegiance, three estates, their legislative power, original judicial, and executive; with themilitia ... London, Printed for J. Kidgell, 1682. 4 p.1., 319p. 20cm. Rages 3‑4 mpeated in

nttmbering̀ P. 201‑2os 27:4‑280 omitted in numben'ng. (58‑9)
743 Burnet, Gilbert, LtP. of Skelisbu2z)L 1643‑1715. Lettres de citation a Mr. Burnet docteur'en theologie, pour comparoftre en Ecossele 27. juin vieux stile. Avec la r6ponse de ce
docteur, & trois lettres qu'il a ecrites sur ce sujet, au comte de Midletoune Secretaire d'6tat desa Majeste britannique. [n. p.] 1687. 24p. 20cm. (58‑10)
744 TheSpiritofFrance,andthepolitickmaximsofLewisXIV. Laidopentotheworld... tLondon, Printed and sold by Randal Taylor ... 1689. 1 p.1., 73p. 20cm. A trtznslation of

De geest van V)fank2yh en de Grondreigelen van Lodezayk de XIV. nan Eumpa onldelet.
V7ryslad4 1688. Another edition of same clate: 1. Printed for A. Churchill. 2. PVith title:

71he Present Polities of France. (58‑11)
745 Gt. Brit. Laws. statute& ete. An act for the more effectual restraining and suppressingof divers notorious sins, and reformation of the manners of the people of this nation. [London?

1691] 8p.20cm. daPtionntle. (58‑12)

746 A French prophecy: or, An admonition to the English, concerning their near approaching
danger, and the means to escape it. Being a prediction of a gentleman of quality in Lan‑guedoc, concerning the downfall of the French King ... To which is added, a fuller account ofArchbishop Vsher's prophecy ... Translated from the French copy. Licens'd Feb. 25. 1690.

[colophon:]London,PrintedforJ.Harris...1691. 4p.20cm. CtzPtiontitle. jFtrenchand‑English in Pavaltel columns. (58‑13)

747 Brunskell,Perciyal,fZ.1683‑1695. Tothehonorabletheknights,citizensandburgesses
in Parliament assembled, the humble petition of Percivall Brunskell, gent. [London? 1693][2]p.20cm. Cbptiontitle. (58‑14)

748 AbriefvindicationofMr.'PercivallBrunskell'scase.Withanaccountof
twenty one years most remarkable passages. London, Printed in the year, 1695. 4 p.I., 16

p.20cm. 7Vtlevignette.Marginstn'mmeaofectingPrintedmarginalnotes. (58‑15)749 [Trenchard,John]1662‑1723. Anargument,shewing,thatastandingarmyisinconsist‑ent with a free government, and absolutely destructive to the Constitution of the English

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750 [Moyle,Walter]'1672‑1721. ThesecondpartofAnargument,shewing,thatastandingarmy is consistent with a free government, and absolutely destructive to the Constitution of the

English monarchy. With remarks on the late published list of King James's Irish forces inFrance ... London, Printed in the year 1697. iii, 5‑27p. 20cm. 7Vtle tvithin dbuble line

751 [Somers, John Somers, baron] 1651‑1716. A letter, ballancing the necessity of keep‑
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in the year 1697. Ip.1., 16p. 20cm. 71tle within dbuble line bortier. (58‑18)752 [Trenchard, John] 1662‑1723. A letter from the author of the Argument against a
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753 [FIetcher, Andrew] 1653‑1716. A discourse concerning militia's and standing armies.
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London, Printed in the year 1697. 30p. 19cm. (58‑20)
754 Gt.Brit.Tlreaties,etc.1694‑1702 (WZilliamIIZII) ThetreatybetwixtthemostChristianKing, the King of Great Britain, and the States General of the United Provinces, for settling the

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London,PrintedbyH.R.andA.B.forJohnPorteous...1701.24p.20cm. (58‑22)756 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. The two great questions consider'd. I. What the French
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Genuine edition of the same ciate: 28P.‑of. Moore. (58‑23)
757 The Duke of Anjou's succession considered, as to its legality and consequences; withreflections on the French King's memorial to the Dutch ... To which is added at large, because
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succession...London,Printed,andsoldbyA.Ba!dwin...1701.30p.19cm. (58‑24)
758 Jus regium: or, The King's right to grant forfeitures and other revenues of the crown,
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lbhn Lont Somers. (:DNLB) First editon1701. (58‑25)
759 [Leslie, Charles] 1650‑1722, suPPosed author. The massacre of Glenco. Being a true
narrative of the barbarous murther of the Glenco‑men, in the highlands of Scotland, by way of
military execution, on the 13th of Feb. 1692. Containing the commission under the great steelof Scotland ... Faithfully extracted from the records of Parliame,nt. And publish'd for
undeceiving those who have been impos'd upon false accounts. London, Printed, and sold by B.

Bragg ... 1703. 32p. 20cm. VZzriously attn'buted to George Ricipath and Charles Leslie.
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(58‑26)76e ACollectionoforiginalpapersabouttheScotsplot. Containing... I. TheDukeof
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Lord Belhaven. With remarks upon the whole. And Cunningham of Montgrenan's declara‑tion, on his deathbed ... To which is added, Considerations upon the interest of both king‑doms...London,Printedintheyear,1704.2pt.(4p.1.,64;87p.)20cm. (58‑27)
761 [Tindal,Matthew]1653?‑1733. Reasonsagainstrestrainingthepress.London,Printed

intheyear1704.15p.20cm.Pkege12misnumbered21.7Vtlevignette. (58‑28)
762 [Haversham,John Thompson, lst baron] 1647‑1710. Lord Haversham's speech in theHouse of Peers, on Thursday, November 23d, 1704. [colophon:] London, Printed for J.

Simon...1704.4p.20cm. ClaPtiontitie. (58‑29)

763 TheHigh‑Iander'sanswertotheL‑‑dH‑‑m'sSp‑‑ch. [Colophon:]London,Printedfor
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764 [Haversham,JohnThompson,lstbaron]1647‑1710. Reflectionsonalatespeechbythe
Lord Haversham, in so far as it relates to the affairs of Scotland. Containing, a brief accountof the late change in the Scots Ministry. Of the miscarrying of the Hanover succession in the''

Parliament of Scotland. And of the acts of that Parliament for arming their people, andexportingwool,&c. Inalettertoafriend. London,Printed,andsoldbyB.Bragg...1704.
765 [Leslie,Charles]1650‑1722. Thewolfstriptofhisshephered'scloathing. Inanswerto
a late celebrated book intituled Moderation a vertue; wherein the designs of the dissentersagainst the church: and their behaviour towards Her Majesty both in England and Scotland arelaid open. With the case of occasional conformity considered. Humbly offer'd to theconsidetation of Her Majesty, and Her three estates of Parliament. By one call'd an high‑church‑man ... Sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster, 1704. 1 p.1., 8, 83, 16p.

20cm. MS.attributionofauthorshipont.‑P.:CharlesLosldy. (58‑32)
766 The Case of several of His Majesties subjects in Ireland, commonly called protectees,
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Vol.59. Bullion & Paper Currency.
767 Lauderdale, James Maitland, 8th earl of 1759‑1839. Thoughts on the alarming state of
the circulation, and on the means of redressing the pecuniary grievances in Ireland. By the
Earl of Lauderdale. Edinburgh, J. Ballantyne, for A. Constable and Co.[etc., etc.] 1805.

1p.1.,122,[3]p.22cm. f3]:manztscriptcontinuationofApt)endixno.IV. MS.map

ginal notes and ttnderlinings. (59‑1)

768 HintstothemanufacturersofGreatBritain,ontheconsequencesofthelrish
Union; and the system since pursued, or borrowing in England, for the service of Ireland. By

the Earl of Lauderdale. Edinburgh, Printed by D. Willson, for Arch. Constable and Co.

[etc.,etc.]1805.51,[1]p.22cm. MS.marginalnote. (59‑2)
769 Mushet, Robert, 1782‑1828. An enquiry into the effects produced on the national
currency and rates of exchange, by the bank restriction bill; explaining the cause of the highprice of bullion; with plans for maintaining the national coins in a state of uniformity andperfection. 2d ed. ... By Robert Mushet. London, Printed by and for C. and R. Baldwin ...

1810.2p.1.,112p.22cm. MS.marginalruiesandnotes. Firsteditionalsothesameyear.
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770 Huskisson, William, 1770‑1830. The question concerning the depreciation of our cur‑rency stated and examined. By W. Huskisson ... London, Printed for J. Murray [etc., etc.]

1810.Ip.1.,xix,154p.22cm.MS.notes,ztnderlinings,marginalntles. (59‑4)
771 Sinclair, Sir John, bart., 1754‑1835. Remarks on a pamphlet intitled, "The question
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Together with several political maxims regarding coin and paper currency intended to explain

the real nature, and advantages, of the present system. By the Right Honourable Sir John ･Sinclair ... London, Printed by W. Bulmer & Co., and sold by T. Cadel [etc., etc.] 1810. 74p.

772 Bosanquet, Charles, 1769‑1850. Practical observations on the Report of the Bullion‑

Committee. By Charles Bosanquet ... London, Printed for J. M. Richardson ... 1810. 2

p.1.,110,[2]p.22cm. MS.marginalnotes,rulesandunderlinings. (59‑6)
773 Ricardo, David, 1772‑1823. Reply to Mr. Bosanquet's Practical observations on theReport of the Bullion Committee. By David Ricardo. London, Printed for John Murray[etc.,etc.]1811.vii,141p.22cm. kmpedecitlnstleofwanting. MS.marginalnotes,rules

774 Chalmers, George, 1742‑1825. Considerations on commerce, bullion and coin, circula‑tion and exchanges; with a view to our present circumstances. By George Chalmers ... 2d
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tables. 22cm. MS. marginal notes, ntles and underiinings. jFVrst edition also the same96775 Gt. Brit. ,Pkerliament. Hbitse of Commons. Seiect Committee on the High Price of Gold
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on the High Price of Gold Bullion ... Ordered, by the House of Commons to be printed,[London,1810]17‑60'p.22cm. inco7mpletecopy:allbcforeP.16anddierP.61wanting.
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776 Jackson, Randle, 1757‑1837. The speech of Randle Jackson, Esq. delivered at thegeneral court of the Bank or England, held on the 20th of the September, 1810, respecting theReport of the Bullion Committee of the House of Commons; with notes on the subject of thatreport. London,PrintedforJ.Butterworth[etc.,etc.]1810.1p.1.,54p.22cm. (59‑10)
777 Cattley, Stephen. The speech of Stephen Cattley, Esq. at the Bank of England, on
Thursday, the 21st of March, 1811, shewing that the present high price of bullion is owing to theindiscriminate grant of licences to foreign ships. To which is added an appendix. London,

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778 [Trotter, Sir Coutts, bart.] 1767‑1837. The principles of currency and exchanges
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WinchesterandSon...1810.79p.22cm. DziplicatecQPy780 (59‑12)779 Boyd, Walter, 1754?‑1837. A letter to the Right Honourable William Pitt, on theinfluence of the stoppage of issues in specie at the Bank of England: on the prices of provisions,and other commodities. 2d ed., corrected. By Walter Boyd ... London, Printed for James

Ridgway...1811.viii,112p.22cm. MS.marginalntlesandztnderlinings.I7irstedition
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781 GrenfeII, John. A defence of bank notes, by John Grenfell,

Esq. 2d ed., with twoletters to Francis Horner ... chairman of the Bullion Committee.

London, Printed for John

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MS. ttnderlining. First

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(59‑15)782 Gilbert, Davies, 1767‑1839 . A plain statement of the bullion question, in a letter to afriend. By Davies Giddy ... London, Printed for John Stockdale ... 1811. 48p. 22cm.
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(59‑16)783 [Kingsman,William] AlettertotheRightHonourableSirJohnSinclair,Bart.(Authorof the History of the revenue, and other fugitive pieces,) on the subject of his remarks on Mr.
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J. Ridgway ... 1811. 30p. 22cm.

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784 Ricardo, David, 1772‑1823. The high price of bullion, a proof of the depreciation ofbank notes. By David Ricardo. 4th ed., corrected. To which is added, and appendix,
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(59‑18)Vol.60. Bullion & Paper Currency.
785 Remarks on the supposed depreciation of paper currency in England. By a merchant.

London,PrintedforJ.M.Richardson...1811.[1],38p,22cm. HZzlf‑titlemisboundat
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786 Prentice, David. Thoughts on the repeal of the Bank restriction law. By David

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787 Wilson,Robert,.17.1811‑1815. 0bservationsonthedepreciationofmoney,andthestateof our currency. With sundry relative tables. By Robert Wilson ... Edinburgh, Printed by
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suPPIement called for by Kress and Golclsmiths. (60‑3)
788 Fartherobservationsonthesubjectofthesupposeddepreciationofourcur‑
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PrintedbyC.Stewart,forJ.Anderson[etc.,etc.]1811.1p.1.,44p.22cm. Deduation
copy flom the author to the Ebrl of Lauderdule. MS. underlinings. (60‑4)
789 Eliot,FrancisPerceval,1756?‑1818. 0bservationsonthefallacyofthesupposeddepre‑
ciation of the paper currency of the kingdom; with reasons for dissenting from the Report ofthe Bullion Committee. By Francis Perceval Eliot ... London, Printed for J. J. Stock‑dale ... 1811. 171'p. 22cm. T72is coZry wants of supt)lement: P.l173]‑1os. MS.

marginal n{les and underiinings. (60‑5)790 [Hoare, Peter Richard] supt)osed author. A letter, containing observations on some ofthe effects of our paper currency, and on the means of remedying its present, and preventing

its future excess. London, Printed for T. Cadell, and W. Davies ... 1810. 4,83,[1],3p.

22cm. Attn'butedtoPeterRichantHbare.‑of.Londbnbib.ofthesocinlsciences.MS.

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791 Banfill,Samuel. AlettertoDaviesGiddy,Esq.M.P. InanswertohisPlainstatementof the bullion‑question. By Samuel Banfill. London, Printed for J. M. Richardson [etc.]

1811. 29, [2] p. 22cm. (60‑7)

792 [Herries, John Charles] 1778‑1855. A review of the controversy respecting the highprice of bullion, and the state of our currency. London, Printed for J. Budd ... 1811. 1 p.1.,

ii, 119p.2fold. tables. 22cm. (60‑8)98793 Cock,Simon. AnexaminationoftheReportoftheBullionCommittee:shewingthatthe
present high price of bullion, together with the scarcity of gold coin, and also the low rate of
the foreign exchanges, are not attributable to the issue of bank paper; and explaining what are

the true causes by which these effects have been produced. By Mr. S. Cock ... London,

PrintedbyJ.Dennett,soldbyJ.M.Richardson...1810.2p.1.,93,[1]p.22cm. MS.

marginal note& rules and underlinings. (60‑9)794 Hill, John. An inquiry into the causes of the present high price of gold bullion in
England, and its connection with the state of foreign exchanges; with observations on theReport of the Bullion Committee. In a series of letters addressed to Thomas Thompson ...

ByJohnHill...London,PrintedforLongman[etc.,etc.]1810.vii,152p.22cm. MS.

marginal note& ntles and underlinings. (60‑10)795 Woods, George. Observations on the present price of bullion, and rates of exchange;
wherein the objections of Mr. Bosanquet, and other, to the Report of the Bullion Committee areattempted to be over‑ruled. By George Woods ... London, Printed for R. Baldwin ... 1811.

iv,60p.20cm. Marginalntles. (60‑11)
796 Raithby,John,1766‑1826. Thelawandprincipleofmoneyconsidered;inalettertoW.
Huskisson ... By John Raithby ... London, Printed for T. Cadell, and W. Davies ... 1811.

xvi,116p.22cm. MS.marginalnote,ruiesandzanderlinings. (60‑12)797 [Inglis, John] Commerce as it was, is, and ought to be. London, Printed for J. M.
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798 A Letter to John Theodore Koster, Esq. In which the arguments used by that gentle‑
man, to demonstrate that bank notes are not depreciated, are considered and refuted; also, in
which it is contended, that Mr. Huskisson has not determined the extent to which bank notes
are depreciated. Liverpool, Printed by Harris, Brothers, for Cradock and Joy ... 1811. vii,

799 [Carey,Peter] AlettertoWm.Huskisson...onhislatepublication. Byaproprietor

ofbank‑stock. [London]PrintedforJ.M.Richardson...1811. vi,42p.22cm. MS.
marginal note, rales and underlinings. His Publication see 770 (60‑15)
800 Siordet, J. M. A letter to the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair ... supporting his argtiments

in refutation of those advanced by Mr. Huskisson, on the supposed depreciation of ourcurrency. Including a letter to Sir Charles Price ... In August last, on the Report of the
Bullion Committee. By I. M. Siordet ... [London] Printed and published by H. K. Causton,sold by Messrs. Cadell and Davies [etc., etc] 1811. 1 p.1., v, 48p. 22cm. A"thor's Presenta‑

801 [Stowell, William Scott, baron] 1745‑1836. Some observations upon the argument
drawn by Mr. Huskisson and the Bullion Committee, from the high price of gold bullion.
First published in letters to the editor of The Times. By Civis [pseud.] London, Printed

byW.BulmerandCo;soldbyG.andW.Nicol...1811.vii,74p.22cm. (60‑17)ve802 Huskisson,William,1770‑1830. Theprefaceexamined. Anexaminationofthepref‑
ace to a pamphlet entitled The question concerning the depreciation of our currency stated andexamined. By W. Huskinson[sic] ... London, Printed for J. M. Richardson, 1810. 22p.

803 Fonblanque, John de Grenier, 1760‑1837. Doubts as to the expediency of adopting therecommendation of the Bullion Committee. By John Fonblanque ... London, Printed for C.

Chapple ... 1810. 2p.1., 36p. 22cm. ‑ (60‑19)
Vol.61. Bullion & Paper Currency.
804 Thornton,Henry,1760‑1815. SubstanceoftwospeechesofHenryThornton,Esq. In
the debate in the House of Commons, on the Report of the Bulljon Committee, on the 7th and14th of May, 1811. London, Printed for J. Hatchard ... 1811. vii, 79p. 22cm. MS.

ztnderlinings and ntles. (61‑1)

805 King, Peter King, 7Zh baron, 1776‑1833. Speeches of the Right Hon. Lord King, in theHouse of Lords, on Tuesday, July 2, 1811, upon the second reading of Earl Stanhope's bill,
respecting guineas and bank notes. London, Printed for J. Ridgway, 1811. 36p. incl. tables.
22cm. Tlhis copy lackiirg of szipPlement "7kebles shezving thegrtzd2utl.12zll in the valzte ofbank notes, and the intrinsic valzte of monay‑contracts at the dttft!rent Periocis of ciepreciation:

being a supt)lement to Lont King's speech zipon Edrf StanhQPe's bill." (61‑2)
806 Canning, George, 1770‑1827. Substance of two speeches delivered in the House ofCommons. By the Right Honourable George Canning, on Wednesday the 8th, and Monday the
13th of May, 1811, in the Committee of the Whole House: to which was referred, the Report of
the Committee, appointed in the last session of Parliament "to inquire into the cause of the highpriceofbullion..."London,PrintedforJ.Hatchard...1811.155p.22cm. Misbouncl:

title‑Ptrge and ltalf‑title reversed. (61‑3)

807 [Londonderry, Robert Stewart, 2d marqttis of] 1769‑1822. The substance of a speechdelivered by Lord Vicount Castlereagh, in a Committee of the House of Commons, May 8, 1811;
on the Report of the Bullion Committee. London, Printed for J. J. Stockdale ... 1811. 50,[2]p.22cm. MS.ttnderliningsandntles. (61‑4)
808 Rosse, Lawrence Parsons, 2d earl of 1758‑1841. 0bservations on the present state of
the currency of England. London, Printed for J. J. Stockdale ... 1811. 95,[1]p. 22cm.

MS. uncterlinings and rules. (61‑5)

809 [Dupont de Nemours, Pierre Samuel] 1739‑1817. Sur la Banque de France, les causesde la crise qu'elle a eprouv6e, les tristes effets qui en sont resultes, et les moyens d'en prevenir

le retour; avec une th6orie des banques ... Paris, en 1806. R'imprim6 a Lpndres; et se vend

chezJ.Hatchard....1811.viii,69,[1]p.22cm. MS.underliningsandruies. (61‑6)
810 [Koster, John Theodore] A short statement, of the trade in gold bullion; with anattempt to shew, that bank‑notes are not depreciated. Liverpool, Harris Brother, for T.

CadellandW.Davies...London,1810.81p.22cm. MS.undethzi7rgsandntles.(61‑7)

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811 Wilson,Glocester. Defenceofabstractcurrencies,inreplytotheBullionReportandMr.
Huskisson. By Glocester Wilson ... London, Printed for John Murray [etc., etc.] 1811.

Ip.1.,xxxv,165p.22cm. Hbij‑titlewanting.MS.ttnderliningsandntles. (61‑8)
812 [Carey, Peter] The real cause of the depreciation of the national currency explained;
and the means of remedy suggested. London, Printed for J. M. Richardson ... 1810. 1 p.1.,

45,[1]p.22cm. MS.margz'nalntles. (61‑9)

813 Marryat, Joseph, 1757‑1824. Thoughts on the expediency of establishing a new char‑
tered bank, suggested by the application to Parliament for the establishment of a new charteredmarine insurance company, and confirmed by the Report of the Bullion Committee. By
Joseph Marryat ... London, Printed by W. Hughes, sold by J. M. Richardson [etc., etc.]

1811.2p.1.,iii,92p.22cm. MS.marginatntlesandnotes. (61‑10)814 [Carey, James] A few facts stated in answer to the Report of the Bullion‑Commit‑

tee...Byanannuitant.London,PrintedforJ.M.Richardson,1811.27p.22cm. MS.

attn'bution of autho7ship Dn t.‑P. (61‑11)815 Considerations on the effect of the bank restraining bill, and its connection with our

finacial and commercial system. By a merchant of the old school. London, Printed by T.

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816 Boase, Henry, 1763‑1827. Remarks on the new doctrine concerning the supposed
depreciation of our currency. By Mr. Boase ... London, Printed by W. Bulmer & Co., andsold by G. and W. Nicol ... 1811. viii, 110p. 22cm. MS. ztnderlininge ntles and notes.

(61‑13)817 Rutherford, A. W. Hints from Holland, part of the second; or, The influences of thecontinental ratios on the coinage of England. By A. W. Rutherford. London, Printed forJ.

Richardson [etc.] 1811. 42, [2]p. 22cm. (61‑14)818 HintsfromHolland;or,GoldbullionasdearinDutchcurrencyasinbank‑' notes in a letter to two merchants. By A. W. Rutherford. London, Printed for J. M.

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819 ObservationsontheletterofDaviesGiddy,Esq.M.P.entitledAplainstate‑
mentofthebullionquestion. ByA.W.Rutherford. London,PrintedforJ.M.Richardson[etc.] 1811. 30, [2]p. 22cm. (61‑16)

820 An inquiry into the stateof our commercial relations with the Northern powers, withreference to our trade with them under the regulation of licences, the advantage which theenemy derives from it, and its effects on the revenue, the course of the foreign exchanges, theprice of buillon, and the general prosperity of the British Empire. London, Published by J.

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821 Erinaceus, Pseud. Remarks on the present state of public credit; and the consequences
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822 [Burt,William]1778‑1826. Desultoryreflectionsonbanksingeneral,andthesystemof
keeping up a false capital, by accomodation paper, so much resorted by monopolists andspeculators; devided into three parts, or essays, and dedicated, without permission, to thegovernor and company of the Bank of England. By Danmoniensis [pseud.] London, Printed for

Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, 1810. xxiii,[i],81p. 17cm. (62‑1)
823 Bain, Donald, d. 1865. Banking, and its effects; or, The original and paper currencies,
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ered, in a letter to the Right Honourable Sir John Sinclair ... By Mr. D. Bain. Edinburgh,

PrintedbyJamesMuirhead...1810.1p.1.,78p.22cm. IltzriofLaude7zlaleownershipinscription in manttscript on t.‑P. (62‑2)

824 [Worsley, Robert] szipPosed aztthor. A plain enquiry into the nature, value, andoperation of coin and paper money; and the methods whereby nations acquire & lose theprecious metals: pointing out the causes of the present scarcity of legitimate coin, and the only

method of restoring it to permanent circulation. By Peter Pennyless [pseud.]... London,
Printed for the author, by W. Nicholson and sold by Whitmore and Fenn, 1811. xv,[17] ‑62,[1]p.22cm. MS.marginalntlesandunderlinings. (62‑3)
825 Smart, Benjamin. 'A letter addressed to the honorable the House of Commons, on thenecessity of an immediate attention to the state of the British coinage; in which a new, prompt,

and efficacious remedy for its defects is proposed. By Benjamin Smart ... London, Publishedby J. Hatchard [etc.] 1811. 3‑21p. 22cm. Hbij‑title wanting. Dated at encl: March 20.

Another issue Izas Addendo ip. ,23‑2ew: clated at enct APril, 1811. (62‑4)
826 Hopkins, Thomas, d. 1864? Bank notes the cause of the disappearance of guineas, andof the course of exchange being against us, whilst the balance of trade is in our favour: withpracticable means suggested to enable the Bank of England to resume its payments in specie,

without sustaining any loss ... By T. Hopkins. London, Published by J. Murray ... [pref.

827 Analysis ofthe money situation of Great Britain, with respect to its coins and bank‑notes.

London, Printed for J. Mckinlay [etc.] 1810. 27p. 22cm. (62‑6)
828 An Expose on the present ruinous system of town & country banks, and a sketch of a planfor the establishment of district banks, to be founded on principles that must effectually securethem from the risk of bankruptcy. By a British merchant ... London, Printed by William

LowrieandsoldbyEffinghamWilson...1810.1p.1.,40p.22cm. MS.marginalralesand
829 ThorntQn,SirEdward,1766‑1852. 0bservationsontheReportoftheCommitteeoftheHouse of Commons, appointed to inquire into the high price of gold bullion, &c. &c. Together
with some remarks on the work of Francis Blake ... entitled, "Observations on the principles

1(]2which regulate the course of exchange, and on the present depreciated state of the currency."

By Edward Thornton ... London, Printed for John Stockdale ... 1811. xvi, 160p, 22cm.

Error in binding: half‑title tiunsposed be;fiore no. 816. (62‑8)
830 Atkinson, Jasper, 1761‑‑1844. A letter to a member of Parliament; occasioned by the
publication of the Report from the Select Committee on the High Price of Gold Bullion. By
Jasper Atkinson ... 2d ed. London, Printed for J. J. Stockdale, 1811. 2 p.1., 104p. 22cm.

First Published in 1810. MS. marginal rule and underlinings. (62‑9)
831 Hoare, Peter Richard. An examination of Sir John Sinclair's Observations on the Reportof the Bullion Committee, and on the general nature of coin or money, and the advantages of
paper circulation. By P. R. Hoare ... London, Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies [etc.,

etc.];byG.Sidney,1811.iv,111[i.e.113]p.22cm. thges16‑17mpeatedwithasten'sfes.
(62‑10)832 [Phillimore, Joseph] 1775‑1855. Reflections on the nature and extent of the licence
trade ... London, Printed by Cox, Son, and Baylis, for J. Budd ... 1811. iv, 78p. 22cm.

MS. marginal ruies and underlinings. (62‑11)833 Cruickshank,James. Recommendedtotheparticularattentionoftherighthonourable
the House of Lords. A Ietter to the Right Honourable Spencer Perceval, chancellor of theexchequer,onthesubjectofthedistillery‑bill,nowpendingbeforeParliament;shewingthatbill
to be most unjust and impolitic; and, among other things demonstrating that no part of therevenue of the kingdom is paid by the West‑India planters ... By J. Cruickshank ... London,

Printed for J. M. Richardson ... 1811. vi,[7]‑27p. 22cm. (62‑12)834 [Pemberton, Thomas] An attempt to estimate the increase of the number of poor
during the interval of 1785 and 1803; and to point out the causes of it: including some observa‑
tions on the depreciation of the currency ... London, Printed for J. Murray [etc., etc.] 1811.

iv,131[i.e.129],[1]p.22cm. ATbs.53‑54omittedintheP̀rging. (62‑13)
835 Towers, Joseph Lomas, 1767?‑1831. The expediency and practicability of the resump‑tion of cash‑payments by the Bank of England; or thoughts on the present serious state of thecirculating medium of the kingdom; and a series of measures proposed, whereby sufficient
supplies of specie might be introduced into the channels of circulation ... By J. L. Towers.

London, Sold by J. M. Richardson, 1811.2p.1., 60p. 22cm. (62‑14)
836 Smith, Thomas. An essay on the theory of money and exchange. 2d ed., with consider‑able additions, including an examination of the Report of the Bullion‑Committee. By Thomas

Smith.London,PublishedbyJ.M.Richardson[etc.,etc.]1811.viii,248p.22cm. Errors
in binding' haij‑title transposed boore no. 776. Flarst edition 1807. (62‑15)
837 Cruickshank,James. Observationsonmoney,asthemediumofcommerce,shewingthe
present circulating medium of this country to be defective in those requisites which a mediumof commerce ought to possess, and pointing out in what manner the defect may be remedies;and also the real effect that a greater or less quantity of circulating medium has on the country:
together with remarks on the‑present state of the nation: to which are subjoined a few practicalinferences. By James Cruickshank ... London, Printed for J. M. Richardson [etc.]1811. 137,

1a3

Vol.63. Money Coin Paper Currency &c.
838 [Douglass, William] 1691?‑1752. A discourse concerning the currencies of the British
plantations in America. Especially with regard to their paper money: more particularly in
relation to the province of the Massachusetts‑Bay, in New England. London, Printed for T.
Cooper [etc., etc.] [1741?] 54[i.e. 56] p. 19cm. Errors in Ptaging: nos. 9‑10 mpeated.

UZ?Permargincloselytn'mmeatdi7ectingPagenztmbers.Dmplicatecopy1070 (63‑1)
839 Thoughts on a fund for the improvement of credit in Great Britain; and the establishmentof a national bank in Ireland. London, Printed for J. Murray ... 1780. 1 p.1., 33p. 21cm.

IstPrelimleofwanting. ' ' (63‑2)

840 [Dorrien‑Magens, Magens] Thoughts upon a new coinage of silver, more especially as
it relates to an alteration in the division of the pound troy. By a banker. London, Printed for

JohnSewell[etc.]1798.vi,[1],104p.21cm. DmplicatecqPyl184 (63‑3)
841 An Account of the South Sea scheme; and a number of other bubbles; which wereencouraged by public infatuation, in the year 1720: and which terminated in the ruin of many

thousand families. With a few remarks upon some schemes which are now in agitation.
Intended as a warnimg [sic] to the present age. [London] Published by J. Cawthorne ... 1806.

23p.21cm. Consistsmainlyofextracts.flomwrlliamMaitland'sHisto7yofLondbn.
(63‑4)
842 Waddington, S. E S. F. Waddington's report relative to the commercial relations of
the United Kingdoms, presented to, and approved by a preliminary meeting of merchants, &c.
at the New London Tavern, Cheapside, 21st Jan. 1812 ... London, Printed for the author, andsold by Sherwood [etc., etc.] 1812. 24p. 22cm. (63‑5)
843[Parker, ]Anattempttoascertainatheoryfordeterminingthevalueoffunded
property. London, Printed by T. Gillet and sold by M. Richardson [etc.] 1809. 56p. incl.

844 Craufurd,George. Essaisurlesdettespubliques,etsurlapossibilitedeleseteindreavec
Ie temps, sans rembourser le capital, et sans faire le moindre tort aux creanciers publics. Par

GeorgeCraufurd...Rotterdam,ChezG.Locke...1809.iv,74p.22cm. (63‑7)
845 Rose,George,1744‑1818. 0bservationsrespectingthepublicexpenditure,andtheinflu‑
ence of the crown. By the Right Hon. George Rose. London, Printed for T. Cadell and W.
Davies,1810.1p.1.,79p.21cm. Htzij‑titletvanting.MS.marginalntlesandunderlinings.
(63‑8)
846 Observations on the sinking fund, humbly recommended to the attention of members of
Parliament, previous to the passing of a new loan bill. London, Printed for R. Bickerstaff, by

W. Heseltine, 1810.lp.1., 41p. 21cm. (63‑9)
847 Grellier, J. J. The history of the national debt, from the revolution in 1688 to the104beginning of the year 1800; with a preliminary account of the debts contracted previous to that
Eera. By the late J. J. Grellier ... London, Printed for John Richardson [etc.] 1810. viii,[3],420p.21cm. MS.marginalndesandttnderlining. (63‑10)
848 Cooke, Nathaniel. Money, what it is, its value, &c. in reference to Bank of Englandnotes, and any valuable circulating medium. With a few observations applicable to ourpresent state of commerce. By Nathaniel Cooke ... London, Printed for J. J. Stockdale ...

849 The Theory of money; or, A practical inquiry into the present state of the circulating
medium: with considerations on the Bank of England, on its original charter and constitution,and on its present measures and the effects of those measures on the condition of the United

Kingdom.Lendon,PrintedforSamuelHighley...1811.4p.l.,96p.22cm. (63‑12)
850 Considerations on the present state of bank notes, specie, and bullion; in a series of letters,

addressed to the Right Honorablee. In two parts. By Mercator [pseud.] London, Printed

for the author, and sold by D. Arnot [etc., etc.] 1811. 32p. 22cm. (63‑13)851 Hoare, Peter Richard. Reflections on the possible existence and supposed expedience ofnational bankruptcy. By Peter Richard Hoare ... London, Printed for T. Cadell and W.

Davies[etc.]byG.Sidney...1811.2p.1.,76p.22cm. 7linesofemalamounted.
(63‑14)852 The Depreciation of bank‑notes demonstrated; and the assertion that gold is too dear to
make guineas with, proved to be absurd. London, Printed for Mathews and Leigh ... 1811. 35,[1]p.21cm. MS.noteont.‑P. Dmplicatecc4rv8bl (63‑15)853 Look to your property: addressed to the landlords, stock‑holders, mortgagees, annuitants,
and other money claimants of Great Britain. London, Printed for J. Ridgway, 1812. 20p. 22cm.

･ (63‑16)854 [Macdonnel,Robert] ObservationsonthepresentstateofthepapercurrenciesofGreatBritain & Ireland. Belfast, Printed by Joseph Smyth, for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme &Brown[etc.,etc.]1812.28p.21cm. MS.dedicationont.‑P.:̀7btheEtzrlofLauderdale

flom the author.' Attn'buted to R. Macdbnnel (ZIVSTC) (63‑17)855 Grant,SirJohnPeter,1774‑1848. Essaystowardsillustratingsomeelementaryprinci‑
ples relating to wealth and currency. By John Peter Grant ... London, Printed for Longman,

Rees, Hurst, Orme, and Brown, 1812. 170p. 22cm. (63‑18)
856 Wilson, GIocester. A further defence of abstract currencies. By Glocester Wilson ...

London,PrintedforJohnMurray[etc.,etc.]1812.1p.1.,111p.21cm. IstPrelim.leof

wanting. MS. marginal rule. (63‑19)

Vol.64. Money Coin Paper Currency &c.
857 Francis,SirPhilip,1740‑1818. Reflectionsontheabundanceofpaperincirculation,andthe scarcity of specie. By Sir Philip Francis ... London, Printed for J. Ridgway ... 1810. 2

105p.1., 47,[1] p. 21cm. (64‑1)
858 Sinclair,SirJohn,bart.,1754‑1835. 0bservationsontheReportoftheBullionCommit‑
tee. By the Right Honourable Sir John Sinclair ... London, Printed by W. Bulmer and Co.,

andsoldbyT.CadellandW.Davies[etc.,etc.]1810.vii,64p.21cm. MS.marginalnote&

rules and undethnings. . (64‑2)

859 [Thoughtsoncirculationandpapercurrency][n.p.,n.d.]20p.21cm.

7Vtle Page missingr title .fiom cmption. (64‑3)

860 A CIear, fair and candid investigation of the population, commerce, and agriculture of thiskingdom; with a full refutation of all Mr. Malthus's Principles,. proving, from infallible
documents, that our population is rapidly decreasing, from the high price of grain, and the longand unfortunate war; and if not remedied, England may fall. Also shewing the great impolicyof the late corn bill, and that the high price of grain, has been the cause of the late blights.

London,PrintedforJ.Mawman[etc.]1810.1p.1.,168p.22cm. Hbij‑titlewanting?
(64‑4)
861 The Depreciation of bank‑notes demonstrated; and the assertion that gold is too dear to
make guineas with, proved to be absurd. London, Printed for Mathews and Leigh ... 1811. 35,[1]p.22cm. MS.marginalntles.Dmplicatecopy852 (64‑5)
862 Smith,Thomas. Thebullion‑questionimpartiallydiscussed:anaddresstotheeditorsof
the Edinburgh Review. By Thomas Smith ... London, Printed for J. M. Richardson [etc.]

1812.2p.1., 95,[1] p. 22cm. (64‑6)

863 A Review of the Report of the Bullion Committee;of the pamphlets written upon it; of thedebate and decision of the House of Commons upon that important subject: with some observa‑
tions on the corn and distillery laws. By Rusticus Abnormis [pseud.]... Edinburgh, Printed byThomas Allan and Co., and sold by ArchD. Constable & Co., 1812. 67p. 22cm. MS.

inscription on t.‑P.: Baron lfePburn. ' (64‑7)

864 Observations upon the past and present state of our currency. By a citizen of Dublin ...

London, Printed for J. Murray, 1812. iv, 108p. 22cm. (64‑8)
865 Monck, John Berkeley. A letter to the Right Hon. Spencer Percival [sic], on thepresent state of our currency; with hints for its gradual improvement. By John Berkeley
Monck ... [n. p.] Printed by Snare and Man, sold by Mr.Snare, Reading; and Mr. Bicker‑

staff ... [1812]lp.1., 22p. 22cm. (64‑9)
866 The Lack of gold; or, An enquiry into the state of the paper currency of England, under
the operation of Lord Stanhope's act. London, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, andBrowne ... 1812. 48p. 22cm. (64‑10)

867 Torrens, Robert, 1780‑1864. An essay on money and paper currency. By R. Tor‑

rens...London,PrintedforJ.JohnsonandCo.,1812.xvi,[1],301p.22cm. (64‑11)
868 Money de jure, and money de facto. A summary of the effects of the legislative interposi‑106

tion in behalf of depreciated and depreciating bank paper, on the various orders of thecommunity, and the system of the constitution ... London, Printed for Edmund Lloyd ... 1812.

Ip.1.,110p.22cm. Hizlf‑titletvanting. (64‑12)

869 A Letter to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent, on the necessity of adopting a new
system of finance and revenue, for the salvation of the country; and recommending an improved
plan of internal navigation, as the basis of that system. By a tradesman. London, Printed by

B. McMillan, sold by Sherwood [etc., etc.] 1812. Ip.1., 41p. 22cm. (64‑13)
870 Sugden, Edward Burtenshaw, lst baron St. Leonartls, 1781‑1875. A cursory inquiry
into the expediency of repealing the annuity act, and raising the !egal rate of interest;･ in a seriesof letters. By Edward Burtenshaw Sugden ... London, Printed for J. Murray [etc.] 1812. iv,

Vol.65. Public Credit National Debt and Taxes.
871 Two letters printed in June and September, 1728. Giving an account of the rise andprogressofthesinkingfund.London,Printedintheyear1729.24p.19cm. (65‑1)
872 Some thoughts on the interest of money in general, and particularly in the publick funds.
With reasons for fixing the same at lower rate, in both instances, with regard especially to thelandholders.London,PrintedforJ.Roberts[1738]1p.1.,114p.19cm. 7Vtlevignette.
(65‑2)
873 Downes, Thomas. A scheme plainly demonstrating how several hundred thousand
pounds may be rais'd yearly to the government, without officers to collect it, without oppression
to the poor, without hurting trade, and without any person's being oblig'd to pay it, but when

he pleases so to do; and by which the duty on soap and candles is proposed to be taken off.

Addresse'd to a member of Parliament. By Thomas Downes ... [London] Printed for theauthor, and sold by J. Roberts ... 1732. 24p. 19cm. (65‑3)
874 [Walpole,Robert,lstearlof(ixford]1676‑1745. Somegeneralconsiderationsconcern‑
ing the alteration and improvement of publick revenues.. London, Printed for J. Roberts ...

875 A Bill for repealing several subsidies and an impost now payable on tobacco of the British
plantations, and for granting an inland duty in lieu thereof. London, Printed for W. Webb ...

1733.39,4p.19cm. 7Vtlevignette. ̀14neractandcompleatlistoftheHbzaseofCommons"has separate pagination. Margin trimmea ofecting Page numbers. (65‑5)876 [The] Reply of a member of Parliament to the mayor of his corporation. London, Printed

byJ.Roberts...1733.39p.19cm. Marginstn'mmeawithlossoffirstwontoftitle.in
cieLfi?nce of VV2zipolels scheme for an excise Poliay. Dtiplicate copt 1311 (65‑6)
877 An Appeal to the landholders concerning the reasonableness and general benefit of anexciseupontobaccoandwine.London,PrintedforJ.Peele....1733.32p.19cm. 77tle

107878 Englishmen's eyes open'd; or, All made to see, who are not resolv'd to be blind: being theexcise controversy set in a new light; completely discuss'd upon thejust principles of reasoning,and brought to a fair and demonstrative conclusion: between a landholder, and a merchant ...

London, Printed for J. Wilford ... 1733.1p.1., 77p. 19cm. (65‑8)
879 Excise: being a collection of letters, &c. containing, the sentiments and instructions of themerchants, traders, gentry, and inhabitants of the principal cities, counties, towns, and bor‑oughs, in England, to their representatives in Parliament ... London, Printed for W. Mears ...

1733.39p.19cm. MampofthelettersoriginallyaPPearedintheCrcijifman. (65‑9)
880 Some considerations on publick credit. And the nature of its circulation in the funds.
Occasioned by a bill now depending in Parliament, concerning stock‑jobbing ... London,
Printed for J. Brotherton, sold by A. Dodd ... 1733. [3]‑21p.19cm. Hkeij‑titlewanting.

(65‑10)

Titie vignette.

881

Copy 2(65‑11)882 An Answer to a pamphlet on publick credit: occasioned by the bill now depending in theHouse, to prevent the pernicious practice of stockjobbing. Humbly address'd to the various
proprietors of government securities ... London, Printed for T.Cooper ... 1733. 1 p.1., 29p.

19cm. Answertoanano7aymottsPamphletentitlecl:SomeconsiderationsonPublitlecredit.

883 ASecondreviewofthelateexcisescheme . To which is added, A word to the freeholdersof Great Britain, on the approaching elections.

booksellers of town and coun‑[sic] 1734. 50p.

London, Printed for T. Webb, and sold by the

19cm. Titlevignette. (65‑13)

884 A Dialogue between a gentleman and a broker, concerning the funds. To which is prefix'da letter to Sir R. Walpole. London, Printed for T. Cooper ... 1736. [3]‑24p. 19cm.

Ilalftitle wanting. 7Vtle vignette. Pranto7ysignecl:J. S. (65‑14)885

Copy 2(65‑15)886 A Speech without‑doors, addressed to the national creditors for the redeemables at 4 l.

percent. London,PrintedforJ.Wilford...1737.1p.1.,30p.19cm. Titlevignette.MS.
marginal notes lcropt)ed.] Ornamenlal heacipice and initial letter. (65‑16)
887 The Impartial accomptant. To all lovers of Great‑Britain, first to the King, Lords andCommons, then to the whole nation, is demonstratively made known how to pay the national
debts, if 48 millions, in seven years; and without a new tax, or any inconveniency to the people.

London,Printedforaproperperson,andsoldbyW.Meadows...1739.16p.19cm. Half‑title tvanting. Title vignette. Signed at encl: ,Rhilo Bn'tannictts. (65‑17)
888 The Present state of the national debt: with remarks on the nature of our public funds,

andtheuseswhichalargenationaldebtmaybeoftoasoleM r.London,PrintedforT.

Berwick...1740.25p.2fold.tables.19cm. 7Vtlevignette. (65‑18)

889 A Survey of the national debts, the sinking fund, the civil list, and the annual supplies:

1os

giving a clear and impartial account of our present state with regard to publick money. With
tables of the national debts for 1716, and the five last years ... Humbly inscribed to Sir John
Philipps ... London, Printed by W. Webb ... 1745. 2 p.1., 72p. 5 fold. tables. 19cm.

(65‑19)890 A Letter to Sir John Barnard, upon his proposals for raising three millions of money forthe service of the year 1746. From a member of the House of Commons. 3d ed. London,

PrintedforJohnHinton...[1746]1p.1.,24p.19cm. Hizlf‑titlewanting. 7Vtlevignette.

First edition also the same year. (65‑20)

891 Remarks on a letter to Sir John Barnard: in which the proposals of that worthy patriot
are vindicated, and a late important transaction set in a true light. By an enemy to jobbs. [2ded.]London,PrintedforJ.J.Hinton...1746.2p.1.,28p.19cm. Titlevignette.jFVrst

edition also the same year. (65‑21)

892 An Essay upon public credit. In a letter to a friend. Occasioned by the fall of stocks. 3d

ed.London,PrintedforH.Carpenter...1748.23p.19cm. 7Vtlevignette.Fixsteditionalso

893 The State of the nation, with a general balance of the publick accounts ... 2d ed. London,

PrintedforM.Cooper....1748.1p.1.,55p.fold.tab.19cm. Htilf‑titlewanting.7'Vtie

vignette. First edition also the same year. (65‑23)
894 English liberty in some cases worse than French slavery: exemplified by animadversions
upon the tyrannical and anti‑constitutional power of the justices of the peace, commissionersof excise, customs, and land‑tax, &c ... In a letter address'd to the serious consideration of thelesser freeholders and electors of Great‑Britain ... London, Printed for M. Cooper ... 1748.

2p.1.,96p.19cm. Signedatencl;Rhilalethes. (65‑24)
895 Considerations on the proposal for the reduction of interest, so far as it relates to theEast‑India Company, and on the question to be ballotted for, at the East‑India House, on
Wednesday next, the 3d ofJanuary [1750] :with some remarks on what past at the two general‑
courts on this subject. In a letter to the gentlemen and ladies, proprietors of the East‑India

stock.London,PrintedforC.Corbett...[175e]1p.I.,30p.19cm. Datecl:December3a1749. Dmplicate copy 382 (65‑25)

896 A Copy of a Ietter wrote to a member of Parliament, after the proposals for reducing the

publick debt were rejected at the last General Court of the Bank of England; wherein is
inserted, a copy of the preamble to the act of the 9th of Queen Anne, for reducing the interestof money from 6 to 5 per cent ... London, Printed for W. Owen ... 1750. [3]‑26p. 19cm.

Pkeges1920incorrectlynumbereden19respectively.Hbij‑titlewanting? (65‑26)
897 [Nugent, Robert Craggs Nugent, earl] 1702?‑1788. Farther considerations upon areduction of the land‑tax: together with a state of the annual supplies of the sinking‑fund, andof the national debt, at various future periods, and in various suppositions. London, Printed

for R. Griffiths ... 1751. 1 p.1., xvi, 95p. 19cm. Hliij‑title wanting. His ̀Considera‑

tions", 17i49. Dmplicate copy 12Zl (65‑27)
IW898 Aristarchus,Pseud. Thegrandquestiondebated:afterthedialogisticmannerofLucian,whether it would be expedient to abolish the public debt. By way of prologue, is adapted partof the first scene of Addison's Cato. And, by way of epilogue, an imitation of the second chorusof Seneca's Thyestes. By Aristarchus ... London, Printed for R. Baldwin ... [1755?] 2 p.1.,

44p.19cm. Dategives17255inmanztscript. (65‑28)
899 [Fauquier,Francis]1704?‑1768. Anessayonwaysandmeansforraisingmoneyforthe
support of the present war, without increasing the public debts. Inscribed to the Right

Honourable George Lord Anson, first Lord commissioner of the admiralty, &c. By F. F.

London, Printed for M. Cooper ... 1756.4p.1., iv, 35p. 19cm. (65‑29)
900 The Way to wealth and glory: or, Taxes odious only in name. Most humbly addressed toboth houses of Parliament. London, Printed for, and sold by J. Buckland ... 1758. 1 p.1., 28p.

vol.66. Public Credit National Debt and Taxes.
901 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. An essay upon publick credit: being an enquiry how the
publick credit comes to depend upon the change of the ministry, or the dissolutions of
Parliaments; and whether it does so or no. With an argument, proving that the publick credit
may be upheld and maintain'd in this nation; and perhaps brought to a greater height than itever yet arriv'd at; tho'all the changes or dissolutions already made, pretented to, and now
discours'd of, shou'd come to pass in the world. London, Printed, and sold by the book‑sellers,

1710.[3]‑28p.19cm.' Hbij‑titletvanting. ltJiasbeenqf}enattributed...toRobertHdrdy

902 Anessayuponloans:or,Anargumentprovingthatsubstantialfundssettledby
Parliament, with the encouragement of interests, and the advances of prompt payment usually
allow'd, will bring in loans of money to the exchequer, in spight of all the conspiracies of parties

to the contrary ... By the author of The essay upon credit. London, Printed, and sold by thebook‑sellers,1710.27p.18cm. SbmetimeserroneottslyattributedtoRobertHkerley.(66‑2)
903 The Taxes not grievous, and therefore not a reason for an unsafe peace . London,Printed

andsoldbyA.Baldwin...1711.22p.19cm. Titlevignette.

(66‑3)

904 Gt. Brit. Commissioners for taleing examining and simiug the Public account. The
report of the Commissioners for taking, examining, and stating, the publick account of the
kingdom,with the despositions at large of Sir Solomon Medina, Kt. John Montgomery, Esq.;
and Captain William Preston, mentioned in the said report. [London] Printed in the year 1711.

[1],lp.1.,36p.19cm. Leofofadverts.[1]:bottndbqforet.‑P. (66‑4)
905 Davenant, Charles, 1656‑1714. A report to the honourable the commissioners for
putting in execution the act, intitled, An act, for the taking, examining, and stating the publick

accounts.of the kingdom. From Charles Davenant ... London, 1712. 2 pt. (78,[2];75,[3]p.) 19cm. ' fart 17 Jzas title: A second mport ... MS. correction in text. Dmplicate cQPy

906 Gt. Brit. Commissioners for taking anmining and stating the Public

110

accottnts. Areport from the Commissioners appointed to take, examine and determine the debts due to thearmy,&c. [London]Printedintheyear,1713. 1p.1.,1‑78,81‑104p.19cm. "Amport.fhom the Commissione7s, ({}c.": P. 81‑104. ' (66‑6)
907. [Wagstaffe,William]1685‑1725. Thestateandconditionofourtaxes,considered;or,
A proposal for a tax upon funds: shewing, the justice, usefulness, and neccessity, of such a tax,

in respect to our trading and landed interest, and especially if we engage in a new war ... By

afreeholder...London,PrintedforJohnMorphew...1714.46p.19cm. 71tlezvithin

908 Copy2.Margintn'mmeaaLtfectingPagenumbers. (66‑8)
909 Cases relating to the duties of excise, and to thejurisdiction ofjustices of the peace, upon
informations laid before them for offences against the laws of excise ... London, Printed in theyear,1715.27p.19cm. Marginstn'mmeadiectingPrintedmarginalnotes. (66‑9)
910 A Letter to a member of Parliament: shewing the justice of a more equal and impartial
assessment on land: the sacredness of publick engagements: the advantages of lowering thecustoms & high duties on trade: and the ease of reducing by degree the debts of the nation ...

London, Printed and sold by J. Roberts ... 1717. 35p. 19cm. (66‑10)
911 [Sykes, Arthur Ashley] 1684?‑1756. A letter to a friend. In which is shewn, theinviolable nature of publick securities. By a lover of his country. London, Printed for R.

Burleigh...1717.40p.19cm. 71itlewithindoztblelinebo7der. (66‑11)912 Leigh, Edward. An essay upon credit, being a proposal for the immediate and entire
payment of the publick debts, and raising the credit, of the nation; contain'd in a scheme ofmanagement of Exchequer credit, by the present funds; without and new tax or imposition ...

ByEdwardLeigh,Esq.London,PrintedforW.Boreham...1719.4p.1.,23p.19cm. Fi2:st913 [Milner,James] d.1721. Alettertoafriend,concerningtheproposalsforthepaymentof the nation's debts. London, Printed for J. Roberts [etc.] 1720. 23p. 19cm. 7Vtle
vignette. Roprintea with authorls name, as Part of his TZiree ietters relating to the Sbuth‑Sea

Compaay,IZ20.SZ7conded.entitleclrAvisittotheSouth‑SlaaCompa?ay... (66‑13)
914 A Letter to a member of Parliament, occasion'd by the South‑Sea Company's scheme for
reducing the publick debts. London, Printed and sold by J. Roberts ... 1720. 35p. 19cm.

(66‑14)915 A True and exact schemes of the South‑Sea Company and the Bank of England, as propos'dto the Parliament, for the reducing of the national debts. 3d ed. London, Printed for W.

Castle...1721.32p.incl.tables.19cm. 7Vtlevignette.Flarstpublishedin1720withtitle:

SchemesoftheSbuth‑SeaCbmpa2nyyandtheBtznkofEngland.Anothered.213 (66‑15)
916 Mackworth, Sir Humphrey, 1657‑1727. A proposal for payment of the publick debts, forrelief of the South‑Sea Company, and for easing the nation of the land and malt taxes.
Founded on the nature and excellency of the Constitution of the government of Great Britain.

111

By Sir Humphrey Mackworth ... 4th ed. London, Printed for W. Borehamp.1.,xxiv,38p.19cm. DategivesIZ20inmanztscript. Firstedition,17en
slighdy dipierent ve7sion. Dziplicate cqPy 1080...[1720] 4
Published in(66‑16)917 A Dialogue: or, A famiiiar discourse, concerning Sir Humphry Mackworth's Proposal for
payment of the publick debts, for relief of the South‑Sea Company, and for easing the nationof the land and malt taxes, founded of the nature and excellency of the Constitution of thegovernment of Great‑Britain. Between a noble Lord, an old. member of Parliament ...
London, Printed and sold by T. Warener, 1720. 3 p.1., 21p. 18cm. Dedication signetl: M. C.

(66‑17)918 Mackworth, Sir Humphrey, 1657‑1727. An answer to several queries relating to the
Proposal for payment of the publick debts, for relief of the South‑Sea Company, and for easing

the nation of the land and malt‑taxes. 2d ed. By Sir Humphrey Mackworth. London,
PrintedforW.Boreham...1720.4p.1.,35,[3]p.19cm. Firsteditionalsothesameyear.
(66‑18)919. [Trenchard,John]1662‑1723. Someconsiderationsuponthestateofourpublickdebts
in general, and of the civil list in particular ... London, Printed and sold by J. Roberts ...

920 An Essay for discharging the debts of the nation, by equivalents: in a letter to the Right
Honbie Charles, Earl of Sunderland. And the South‑Sea scheme consider'd; in a letter to the
Right Honbie Robert Walpole ... London, Printed for J. Noon [etc.,'etc.] 1720. 1 p.1., vii,[2],50'p. 19cm. 71tle within dbuble line border. imPeijlact copy: lacking of "77ie South‑Sea

scheme consider'd" al., iq[57 ]‑98P.) (66‑20)
921 Meres,SirJohn, .fZ.1720. TheequityofParliaments,andpublickfaith,vindicated;inanswer to the Crisis of property, and address'd to the annuitants. By Sir John Meres ...
2d ed., corrected. London, Printed for Chr. Coningsby, 1720. 35p. 19cm. "71he cn'sis ofpmperty" is by Sir Richant Steele. 772e "annuitants"are those of the Sbuth Slaa Comoaay.

IVrst edition also the same year. (66‑21)

922 [Hammond,Anthony] 1668‑1738. Amodestapology,occasion'dbythelateunhappy
turn of affairs, with relation to publick credit. By a gentleman ... London, Printed and soldbyJ.Peele...1721.29p.19cm. 7Vtievignette. (66‑22)
923 A Stiptick for a bleeding nation. Or, A safe and speedy way to restore publick credit, andpaythenationaldebts.London,PrintedforJ.Roberts...1721.2p.I.,27p.19cm. 7Vtle
924 [Gordon,Thomas] d.1750. Thenatureandweightofthetaxesofthenation:shewing,
that, by the continuance of heavy taxes and impositions, and the mis‑application of publickmoney, trade is destroy'd, the poor increas'd ... London, Printed for J. Peele, 1722. 1 p. 1.,

27p.19cm.Titievignette.Marginstn'mmeddiectingPagenumbers. (66‑24)
925 [Gould, Sir Nathaniel] An essay on the publick debts of this kingdom. Wherein theimportance of discharging them is considered; the provisions for that purpose by the sinking

112

fund, and the progress therein hitherto made, are stated and explained ... To which is
subjoined, An enquiry into the general convenience of reducing farther the interest of ourpublickdebts...InalettertoamemberoftheHouseofCommons. 3ded. London,Printed
for J. Peele ... 1726. viii, 120p. 19cm. First edition also the same year. Ornamenlal

heacipiece and initial letter. Another ed. 11a 175 (66‑25)
926 Remarkspnalatebook,intitled,Anessayonthepublickdebtsofthiskingdom,&c. In
which the evil tendency of that book, and the design of its author, are fully detected andexposed...London,PrintedforA.Moore,1727.vi,58p.19cm. 7Vtlevignette. Attackon
Sir N. Gould's "Essay", IZ26. Being a seasonable warning to the People of Great Britain,
tagainst such aitthors and sitch books ... ki a ietter to a mamber of the Hbttse of Commons.

Ornamental heaclpieces and initials. (66‑26)

Vol.67. Tracts on Trade Mostly Relating France.
927 Blackwell, John, fZ. 1695. An essay towards carrying on the present war against
France and other publick occasions. As also, for paying off all debts contracted in the same,or otherwise. And new‑coyning of all our moneys, without charge, to the great encrease of
the honour, strength, and wealth of the nation ... By John Blackwell ... London, Printed fortheauthor,1695.Ip.1.,30p.18cm. 7'7tletvithindbttblelineborder. (67‑1)
928 The Reasons of the decay of trade and private credit. Recommended to the perusal of

all true Englishmen. By a merchant of London. London, Printed, and sold by J. Mor‑

phew...1707.38p.19cm. Titiewithindottblelinebortler. MS.marginalntle. (67‑2)
929 [Blanch, John] b. 1649 or 50. Great Brittain arraigned as of Felo de se, and foundguilty. In a brief chronology of commerce from its original. Also shewing that the English
is an original language from the Tower of Babel. London, Printed for the author, and sold by

R.andJ.Bonwicke...1721.44p.20cm.Dedicationsignecl:1.Blanch. (67‑3)
930 French excise: or, A compendious account of the several excises in France, and theoppressive methods us'd in collecting them. Published for the information of the people ofGreat‑Britain. London, Printed for M. Smith, and sold by the booksellers and pamphlet‑

shops...[1733]iv,54,[2]p.20cm. Ttitlevignette. (67‑4)

931 [Defoe,Daniel] 1661?‑1731, attn'bzttedauthor. AletterfromamemberoftheHouseof Commons to his friend in the country, relating to the bill of commerce. With a true copyof the bill, and an exact list of all those who voted for and against engrossing it. London,

Printed,andsoldbyJ.Baker...1713. 1p.1.,46p.19cm. Ornamentalheatlpieceand
932 Some further observations on the treaty of navigation and commerce, between Great‑
Britain and France; and on the scheme of the French trade, from 1668, to 1669. 2d ed.
London, Printed for J. Baker, and sold by T. Harrison ... 1713. 16p. fold. tab. 18cm.
]FVrst edition also the sameyear. VVith afolding tabie Zondbn, za IVbv. 1674. A scheme of
the trade, as it is at Present carried on between England and France 'ahe lable same as no. 941)

Attributed to Dojbe in CBEL, bzat not listed in Moore. (67‑6)

113933 A Collection of petitions presented to the honourable House of Commonstrade with France ... London, Printed by J. Baker, and sold by T. Harrison ...

17cm. imPeij2?ctcopy:P.es‑24wanting. Closelytrinzmeadiectingtext.

against the1713. 22'p.
(67‑7)

934 The Trade with France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal, considered: with some observations on
the treaty of commerce between Great Britain and France. London, Printed for J. Baker ...

1713.23p.17cm. 71tlevignette. Ptzblishedanoaymottsly;attn'butedtoDojbeinCBEL,but

not listed in Moore. Dmplicate copy 6Z9 (67‑8)

935 [Halifax, George Saville, lst marquis of] 1633‑1695. Cautions to those who are tochuse members to serve in Parliament. To which is added a list of those that voted for andagainst the bill of commerce, as publish'd in a Iate pamphlet intituled, A letter from a memberof the House of Commons to his friend jn the country, &c. London, Printed for J. Baker ...

1713.32p.18cm. ,FirstPublished1695withtitièSbmecautionsqfferedtotheconsiderationof those who are to chuse members to serve in the ensuing R7ntament." Sbmetinzes attn'buted

to Daniel Dqf2)e.‑of. ESTC. Dmplicate copy 681 (67‑9)

936 A Letter to Sir R‑‑‑‑‑‑ H‑‑‑‑‑‑‑ wherein is considered, what effect the repeal of thoselaws which now regulate our commerce with France are likely to have on the trade andmanufactures of England. London, Printed for A. Baldwin ... 1713. 1 p.1., 22p. 18cm.
1. Sir R‑H‑ i.e. Robert Hdriey, earl of Cixford; 1661‑1724,‑of. British Museum cataIQgue. 2.

Sir R‑ H‑‑Richant Hbare,‑of. Hiznson. Dmplicate cqPy 680 (67‑10)
937 A Ietter to a west‑country clothier and freeholder, concerning the Parliament's rejecting
the French treaty of commerce, by way of advice, in the ensuing elections. With a list of thosethat voted for the bill. [n.p.] Sold by J. Baker ... 1713. 28p. 20cm. (67‑11)
938 Torism and trade can never agree. To which is added, an account and character of the
Mercator and his writings. Particularly his former discourses against the land‑interest, and a

trade with France. In a letter to Sir G ‑ H ‑ London, Printed and sold by A. Baldwin ...
[1713] 1 p.1., 38p. 20cm. Date gives 1713 in manz{script. Attn'buted to fohn Oldmixon(ESTO wrth an errata list on the verso of t.‑P. (67‑12)

939 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. An essay on the treaty of commercewith France: withnecessary expositions ... London, Print [sic] for J. Baker ... 1713. 44p.18cm. (67‑13)

940 Remarks on scandalous libel, entitl'd A letter from a member of Parliament, &c. Relating
to the bill of commerce. In which the trade with France is consider'd, and the falsities andabsurdities of the Mercator are expos'd. To which is added, A caution to the freeholders ofGreat Britain in their approaching elections. And an exact list of this House of Commons,under several distinctions. 2d ed., corr., with additions. London, Printed for A. Baldwin,

1713. Ip., 1., 26,[16]p. 18cm. (67‑14)

941 A Letter to the Honourable A‑‑‑‑L‑r M‑‑‑‑‑re, com‑‑‑‑‑‑‑ner of trade and plantation.

London,PrintedforJamesRoberts...1714. 39p.fold.tab.19cm. Tlatlevignette. wrth
afolding table headecl: Londbn, ,29 ,IVbv. 1674. A scheme of the trade ... Addressed to
Arthu'rMooie;CbmmissioneroftradeandPlanlatibn.Dmpticatecopy683' (67‑15)114

942 [Defoe,Daniel]1661?‑1781. Thechimera:or,TheFrenchwayofpayingnationaldebts,
laid open. Being an impartial account of the proceedings in France, for raising a paper credit,
and settling the Mississipi Stock. London, Printed for T. Warner ... 1720. 1 p.I., 76 [i.e.

68]p.18cm. 71tlevignette. Ornamenlalheacipieceandinitialletter. jPlages49‑68incor

rectly numberd 57‑76) signatures apt)ear in ragular order‑. (67‑16)
943 A Full and impartial account of the company of Mississipi, otherwise call'd the French
East‑India‑Company, projected and settled by Mr. Law ... In French and English. London,

PrintedforR.Francklin[etc.,etc.]1720. 2p.1.,79[i.e.71],[1]p.19cm. Ilages65‑7Z
incorrectly nztmbered Z3‑79. Attributed by Crossldy to Dojioq but not listed in MOoMe.
Fptench and English text on omposite Pages. LVI)rmi?rg on ermla leof bound before t.‑P.,

944 Mr. Law's character vindicated. In the management of the stocks in France, with thetrue reasons for their sinking. In a dialogue between friendly and generous. By one who isdisinterested,andwasupontheplace. London,PrintedforT.Warner...1721. 24p.19cm.
(67‑18)945 A Second letter to Mr. Law. Occasion'd by his arrival in England, and its being reported

he is to be made, a director of the South‑Sea Company, and a member of Parliament ...
London, Printed for J. Roberts ... and sold by J. Graves [etc.][1721] 2p.1., 32p. 19cm.

Date gives 1721 in mantcsciPt. (67‑19)
946 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. The case of Mr. Law, truly stated. In answer to apamphlet, entitul'd, A Ietter to Mr. Law. Lonon [sic] Printed for A. Moore, and sold by thebooksellersofLondonandWestminster,1721.38p.19cm. 7Vtlevignette. (67‑20)
947[Gray, ]aStotsgentleman.Thememoirsoftheriseandfall,ofthegreatMr.Law,
in France. During the administration of the late Regent, and the present Duke of Bourbon.
Written by a Scotch gentleman, who was privy to all those transactions. London, Printed forSam.Briscoe...1726. [1],8p.1.,44p.19cm. 7Vtlevignette. LeofofAclverts.I1]:

948 The Present state of revenues and forces, by sea and land, of France and Spain. Compar'dwith those of Great Britain. Being an essay to demonstrate the disadvantages under which
France must enter into the present war, if the natural force of Britain is vigorously exerted.
To which is aded, An appendix: containing a view of those countries of the Spanish West Indies
that will probably be the seat of the present war. London, Printed for Tho. Cooper ... 1740.

[iii]‑viii,9‑62p.18cm. Pbssiblyhalf‑titlewanting. (67‑22)

949 Horsley, William, d. 1776? A treatise on maritime affairs: or, A comparison between

the commerce and naval power of England and France. With a view to some paradoxes
advanced by M. Deslandes ... By Mr. Horsley. London, Printed for R. Wellington ... 1744.

950 An Account of the numbers of men able to bear arms in the provinces and towns ofFrance, taken by the King's orders in 1743. And also of the King of France's revenue andexpences in the years l741, and 1742 ... To which is added, An account of the military forces115

of France for both land and sea service, as settled by the Council of State on May 1, 1743.

London,PrintedforM.Cooper...1744.2p.1.,51p.19cm. Attributedto71homasCtzrte
951 Marriott,SleirJames,bart., 1730?‑1803. ThecaseoftheDutchships,considered. By
James Marriot ... 2d ed. London, Printed for R. and J. Dodsley; sold by M. Cooper ... 1759.

3p.1.,58p.19cm. FirstPztblished1758;anoaymously.Dmplicatecopy596 (67‑25)
Vol.68. Trade & Commerce Chiefly Relating to France.
952 Bellers, John, 1654‑1725. Essays about the poor, manufactures, trade, plantations, &immorality, and of the excellency and divinity of inward Iight demonstrated from the attributesof God, and the nature of mans soul, as well as from the testimony of the Holy Scriptures. By

JohnBellers...London,PrintedandsoldbyT.Sowle...1699.3p.1.,26p.19cm. CZVtle

within doztbie line border. (68‑1)

953 [S., R.] A proposal humbly offer'd to the consideration of both houses of Parliament, forencouraging and improving trade in general. London, Printed for J. Roberts ... 1721. 4
p.1., 14p. 19cm. 7Vtle vignette. Dedication signed: R. S. HeatlPiece on sig. A2 contains abztst with .fZbwei's; tvithout the Price on the t.‑P. (68‑2)
954 [Mason,W.] The case ofthe unfortunate truly stated. 2d ed., with additions. By
W. M. London, Printed for the author, and sold by J. Roberts :..1729. [3]‑6, [1], 42'p.

19cm. imPeifoct:Phgesf43‑47Jwanting. ̀t[lyVV.Mason":authorsnamesumphedon
t.‑P. in ms., and also "given me by the aztthor." Title vignette. (68‑3)
955 Forman, Charles, .fl. 1728. A second letter to the Right Honourable Sir Robert
Walpole ... To which is added, farther reasons against imposing a general excise upon Britons;

drawn from the effects of excise in France and Holland. By Charles Forman ... London, J.

Wilford ...1733. 2p.l., 51p. 19cm. (68‑4)
956 [Roe, Sir Thomas] 1581?‑1644. A speech delivered in Parliament by person of honour,
wherein is shewn the cause, and cure of the decay of trade, and merchandize. To which isadded the remarkable speech of Sir Benjamin Rudyerd (made the 21st of James the lst, 1623.)

Concerning the West India‑trade, and the exorbitant ambition and natural weakness of
Spain ... London, Printed for F. Noble, and sold at the pamphlet shops of London andWestminster, 1739. Ip.1., 20, [1] p. 19cm. (68‑5)
957 P., C. Remarks upon a letter to the author of the Inquiry into the revenue, credit, andcommerce of France. Address'd to the letter‑writter: By C ‑ P ‑ ... London, Printed for J.

Roberts... 1742. 1p.1.,38p. 19cm. A mply to the work attributed to G. CThrrner.

(68‑6)
958 A Collection of tracts on several useful and interesting subjects, relating to publickaffairs: necessary to be considered, especially at this present time. I. A proposal to prevent
such dreadful conflagrations ... II. Reasons for altering the method of our land‑carriage ...
III. A scheme to prevent robberies ... IV. A scheme proposed for preserving sailors from thatinveterate scurvy ... V .' A method for the preservation of our river and pond fisheries ... VI.

116

A proposal for increasing our national wealth ... London, Printed for Thomas Trye ... 1748.

2p.1.,55p.19cm. wrthahaif‑titlesigned:Byaneminenthanditlzeindividitaltrtzctsare
variously signed. MS. inscription on haij t‑P: Ely Mcholls an officer ... Diiplicate copy

959 Two letters on trade. Dublin printed; London reprinted, for J. Robinson ... 1748. 21p.

19cm. 71tlevignette. Signecl:Amerchant. (68‑8)

960 [Tucker, Josiah] 1712‑1799. A brief essay on the advantages and disadvantages which
respectively attend France and Great Britain, with regard to trade. With some proposals forremoving the principal disadvantages of Great Britain. In a new method. 2d ed. cor., with
Iarge additions. London, Printed for T. Trye ... 1750. viii, i‑xii, [13]‑166, [2]p. 19cm.

First Published in 1749. Another ed.Zles9 (68‑9)
961 G.,J. Anappealtofacts;regardingthehometradeandinlandmanufacturesofGreatBritain and Ireland. London, Printed for George Woodfall ... 1751. viii, 9‑64p. 19cm.

7Vtle vignette. Dedicated signecl: J. G. (68‑10)

962 Seasonable advice to all smugglers of French cambricks and French Iawns; with a brief
state, from the Honourable commissioners of His Majestys customs, of smuggling in the year
1745; as also the destructive manner in which smuggling trade is carried on at present; and a
remedy propos'd totally to suppress it ... London, Printed for W. Owen ... 1751. 2 p.1., 36p.

18cm. Dmplicate copy 984 (68‑11)

963 [Jefferys, Thomas] d. 1771. The conduct of the French, with regard to Nova Scotia;
from its first settlement to the present time. In which are exposed the falsehood and absurdityof their arguments made use of to elude the force of the treaty of Utrecht, and support theirunjustproceedings. InalettertoamemberofParliament. London,PrintedforT.Jefferys,... 1754. Ip.1., 77,[1] p. 20cm. (68‑12)

964 Clarke,William,M.D.. fl.1755. 0bservationsonthelateandpresentconductofthe
French, with regard to their encroachments upon the British colonies in North America.
Together with remarks on the importance of those colonies to Great‑Britain. By William

Clarke, M. D. of Bostbn in New‑England. To which is added, wrote by another hand,Observations concerning the increase of mankind, peopling of countries, &c. Boston Printed:

London,ReprintedforJohnClarke,1755.5p.1.,54p.20cm. Bostoneditiona725blPztbli‑
shed anoiaymously. ̀fObservations concerning the increase of manfeind" tvas written by

Benjamin Fhranklin, in 1751. (68‑13)

965 Postlethwayt, Malachy, 1707?‑1767. A short state of the progress of the French tradeand navigation: wherein is shewn, the great foundation that France has laid, by dint ofcommerce, to increase her maritime strength to a pitch equal, if not superior, to that ofGreat‑Britain, unless some how checked by the wisdom of His Majesty's councils. Humbly
inscribed to His Royal Highness William Dukeof Cumberland. By Malachy Postlethwayt ...

London, Printed for J. Knapton ... 1756. 2p.I., 86p. 19cm. (68‑14)966

Copy 2.

Ndmes zn manuscmpt on t.‑P.: Vernon.

<68‑15)117

967 TheimportanceoftheAfricanexpeditionconsidered:withcopiesofthe
memorials, as drawn up originally, and presented to the ministry; to induce them to takepossession of the French forts and settlements in the river Senagal, as well as other on the coastof Africa. The whole as planned and designed, by Malachy Postlethwayt ... To which are
added, observations, illustrating the said memorials, for the peculiar benefit and advantage ofall British planters, as well as the kingdom in general ... London, Printed by C. Say; and soldbyM.Cooper,1758. 2p.1.,xxiv,99p.18cm. Pwfacemisboundboorededication.
(68‑16)
968 The Caveat, an essay, upon incorporate mercantile bodies, and the reduction of interestby extra‑judicial means ... London, Printed for the booksellers of London and Westminster[1732?].4p.1.,31p.19cm. Dmplicatecopy587 (68‑17)

Vol.69. Council of Commerce in France. Trade with Holland &c.
969 France. Conseil ge'ne'iul cin comnzerce. Memorials, presented by the deputies of theCouncil of Trade in France, to the royal council, in 1701 ... Concerning the commerce of thatnation to their American islands, Guinea, the Levant, Spain, England, Holland, and theNorth ... In French and English. London, J. J. and P. Knapton [etc.] 1736. ii‑viii, ii‑viii, 120,

120p.19cm. imPeiji?ctt.‑P.wanting. thenchandEnglishonopt)ositePage&numberedin d2iplicate. CtzPtion title: Arrest du conseil d'e'lat du rQy, Portant establishment d'ttn conseil

cle commeiTe. Consists of same sheet as the edition with t.‑P.: 7;l2e mport of the deputies of

the Council of 7'7ade, in Fhrance ... Londbn. thinted for1. Robinson, 1744. Dziplicate cQPy

970 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. Justification of the Dvtch from several late scandalousreflections: in which is shewn the absolute necessity of preserving a strict and inviolable
friendship betwixt Great‑Britain and the States‑General: with the fatal consequences that must

attend a war with Holland .... London, Printed for J. Baker ... 1712. 48p. 19cm.

Attributed to Dojbe Lty Moore. (69‑2)
971 The Dutch barrier our's; or, The interest of England and Holland inseparable. Wjth
reflections on the insolent treatment in the emperor and State‑General have met with from theauthor of The conduct, and his brethren. To which is added an enquiry into the causes of the
clamour against the Dutch, particularly with reference to the fishery ... London, Printed for

A. Baldwin .... 1712. 1 p.1., 37p. 19cm. 7Vtle within dbuble line border. 71he firstissue: Printed in the yeaz 1712. 26ip. in response to SboijZ's 71he conduct of the allies ...
Attn'buted to lbnathan Swip in Morgan, Ul. T., A bibliagmphy of British histo7y a700‑IZ15X

but Dict. of nat. biQg. attn'butes to lbhn Oimnixon. (7<ressi (69‑3)

973 [Witers,John] TheDutchbetterfriendsthantheFrench,tothemonarchy,church,andtrade of Epgland. In a letter from a citizen to a country gentleman. 2d ed. London, Printed

forJohnClark...1713.36p.19cm. Titlewithindbublelineboider. Firsteditionalsothe

974 A Golden mine of treasure open'd for the Dutch. By a lover of Britain. London,

118

Printedintheyear,1718.Ip.1.,55p.19cm. 71tlevignette. (69‑6)
975 The Importance of the Ostend company consider'd; wherein in fully proved, from thestate of our trade with Holland, and, vice ... 2d ed., cor. To which is added, A letter froma merchant in Holland, to a friend in London, concerning His Majesty's guaranteeship, &c.

London, Printed by E. Say, for J. Roberts ... 1726. 64p. 19cm. Margins trimmea

cdi7ecting Pcrge numbers. (69‑7)

976 Copy2. I'Vithahaif‑title. (69‑8)
977 TheImportanceoftheOstendcompanyconsider'd. London,PrintedbyE.Say,andsold

byJ.Roberts...1726. 55p.19cm. Titievignette. Firstedition. (69‑9)
978 France. Conseil ge'ne'ral du commerce. Memorials presented by the deputies of theCouncil of Trade in France, to the royal council, in 1701 ... Concerning the commerce of thatnation to their American islands, Guinea, the Levant, Spain, England, Holland, and theNorth ... In French and English. London,Printed for J.J. and P. Knapton [etc.] 1 p.1.,[i],ii‑viii,ii‑viii.120,120p.19cm. FhrenchandEnglishonopt)ositePagesnumberedinduPli‑
cate. Consists of same sheet as the edition with t.‑P.: T72e mport of the clePuties of the

Cbuncil of Thrade in F)rance ... London, Pn'nted for 1. Robinson, 1744. Dmplicate cQPy

979 Forman, Charles, fl. 1728. Some queries and observations upon the revolution in
1688, and its consequences: also a short view of the rise and progress of the Dutch East India

Company; with critical remarks. In a letter from Paris to the Right Hon. Sir Robert
Walpole. By the late Charles Forman ... Now first printed; with a preface shewing thereasons of its being published at this juncture; and necessary to be read by all who have any
regard for the honour, interest or trade of their country. London, Printed for and sold by Olive

Payne ... 1741. viii, 9‑64p. 19cm. Hblf‑titie wanting. Ornamental heacipieces and980 Dutch policy: or, The only means of growing high and mighty both by sea and land,
without any regard to the ballance of power in Europe. Containing the particular methods bywhich that politic nation have ... gained over the English thereby ... London, Printed for R.

Montagu ... 1744. Ip.1.,59,[1] p. 19cm. (69‑12)
981 An Essay to prove that all insurances on ships and goods at sea, beyond the interest of theassured, ought to be prohibited. By a merchant ... London, Printed in the year 1747. 8p.

982 A Free apology in behalf of the smugglers, so far as their case affects the constitution.

By an enemy to all oppression, whether by tyranny, or law ... London, Printed for W.

Owen...1749.27p.19cm. Titlevignette. (69‑14)

983 A Defence of the Dutch, against the imputations of fraud, cruelty, and perfidiousness.
Shewing how Dutch industry may become profitable to Great Britain in the herring fishery; andthis kingdom restored to a prosperous condition, by good oeconomy, and a more spirited policy:
particularly with regard to the encroachments of France, and the untractableness of Spain. To

119which is added, A supplement, relative to the settlement of Nova Scotia. London, Printed for

R.Spavan...1749. 35,[1]p.19cm. Ornamentalheacipieceandinitialletter. (69‑15)
984 Seasonable advice to all smugglers of French cambricks and French lawns; with a brief
state, from the Honourable commissionners of His Majesty's customs, of smuggling in the year
1745; as also the destructive manner in which smuggling trade is carried on at present; and a
remedy propos'd totally to suppress it ... London, Printed for W. Owen ... 1751. 1 p.1., 36p.

19cm. Margintrimmed,afi27ctingsidenote. Htzij‑titlewanting.Dtiplicatecopy962(69‑16)985 Observations on the embargo lately laid on the exports of beef, pork, and butter, from

Ireland ... London, Printed for R. Griffiths ... 1756. 1 p.1., 24p. 19cm. Hke4f‑title

tvanting. Title vignette. (69‑17)986 Belloni, Girolamo, marclzese, d. 1761. A dissertation on commerce. Clearly demon‑
strating the true sources of national wealth and power, together with the most rational
measures for acquiring and preserving both. The whole deduced from the nature of trade,industry, money and exchanges. Translated from the Italian of the celebrated Marquis

JeromeBelloni,merchantandbankeratRome. 2ded. London,PrintedforR.Manby,1754.
[iii]‑xx,108p.19cm. Hdif‑titlewantiirg. Firstedition￠atinandIlalian)1750.(69‑18)
987 A Letter to the merchants of the Portugal committee, from a Lisbon trader. Whichcontains an account of a late very extraordinary proceedings ... London, Printed for H.

Carpenter...1754. [3]‑31p.19cm. Hdelf‑titiewanting. Signedat.end;jRetbliczrs.
(69‑19)Vol.70. Tracts on Usury Trade Commerce &c.
988 [Culpeper, Sir Thomas] 1578‑1662. A tract against the high rate of usury presented to
the High Court of Parliament, Anno Domini 1623. In which the use for money was brought
down from ten to eight in the hundred. By Sir Thomas Culpeper, Sen. Knight. 4th ed., towhich is added a preface, by Sir Thomas Culpeper Jun. Knight. London, Printed by T. Leach,

forChristopherWilkinson...1668. 2p.1.,28p.19cm. Titlezvithinlineborder. (70‑1)
989 Decay of trade. A treatise against the abating of interest. Or, Reasons shewing theinconveniencies which will insure, by the bringing downe of interest money to six of five in thehundred, and raising the price of land in the kingdome. By a well wisher of the Common‑

wealth. London,PrintedforJohnSweeting,1641. 1p.1.,9p.19cm. Wbodtzttdeviceon
t.‑P. Omaamental heacipieces and initial letters. Hbij‑title zvanting. (70‑2)
990 Benbrigge,John, .fZ.1646. Vsvraaccommodate,orAreadyvvaytorectifieusvry,ina briefe declaration hovv that evill which is so often found and justly complained to besometimes in .lending for gaine, may find a safe and certain remedy. By I. Benbrigge ...
Published according to order. London, Printed by M[attew]S[immons]for Nathaniel Broo‑

kes,1646. 2p.1.,1‑24,33‑36p.19cm. Pkege6misnttmbered9. imPe7foct:signatztreE (7).
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991 [Child, Sir Josiah, bart.] 1630‑1699. Brief observations concerning trade, and interestof money. By J. C. London, Printed for Elizabeth Calvert[etc.] 1668. 38p. 19cm.
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‑38. ,Pkege27misnztmbered72. Vlloodczttdeviceonbotht.‑P. Oniamenlalheacipiecesand

initial letters. Another ed.9 (70‑4)

992 Interest of money mistaken. Or A treatise, proving, that the abatement of interest is theeffect and not the cause of the riches of a nation, and that six per cent is a proportionableinterest to the present condition of this kingdom. London, Printed in the year, 1668. 24p.

19cm. Titiewithinlineborder. (70‑5)

993 [Child, Sir Josiah, bart.] 1630‑1699. A short addition to the observations concerning

trade and interest of money. By the same hand. London, Printed for Henry Mortlock, andare to be sold at the sign of the White Heart in Westminster Hall, 1668. [3]‑14p. 19cm.

Htzij‑titie tvanting. Title vignette. (70‑6)

994 Manley, Thomas, 1628‑1690: Usury at six per cent. examined, and found unjustly
charged by Sir Tho. Culpepper, and J. C. with many crimes and oppressions, whereof 'tis
altogether innocent. Wherein is shewed, the necessity of retrenching our luxury, and vain
consumption of forraign commodities, imported by English money: also the reducting the wagesof servants, labourers, and workman of all sorts ... By Thomas Manley ... London, Printed
by Thomas Ratcliffe [etc.] and are to be sold by Ambrose Isted ... 1669. 9 p.1., 69p. 19cm.

lhgesf59, 60]blanc. Titie within line border. (70‑7)
995 Culpeper, Sir Thomas, 1578‑1662. Sir Thomas Colepeper's tracts concerning usury

reprinted. Shewingitsbitingqualityontheprivateandpublick. Withsomeanimadversions
on the writing of Dr. Lock, on that subject. Offer'd to the most serious consideration of allthat sincerely desire the good and safety of their queen and countrey. London, Printed, andsoldbyJ.Morphew...1708.27p.20cm.]Rostscript[41p.zvanting. (70‑8)
996 Culpeper,SirThomas,1626‑1697. Adiscourse,shewingthemanyadvantageswhichwill
accrue to this kingdom by the abatement of usury together with the absolute necessity of
reducing interest of money to the lowest rate it bears in other countreys, that, at least we may

trade with our neighl)ours upon equal terms. Humbly presented to the High Court ofParliament now sitting. By Sir Tho. Culpeper Jun. Knight. London, Printed by Tho. Leach

forChristopherWilkinson...1668. 6p.1.,34p.20cm. 7Vtletvithinwoodtzttborder.
(70‑9)

997 Thenecessityofabatingusuryre‑asserted;inareplytothediscourseofMr.
Thomas Manley entituled, Vsury at six per cent. examined, &c. Together with a familiar andinoffensive way propounded for the future ... By Sr. Thomas Culpeper Jun. Knight. London,

Printed by T.L. for Christopher Wilkinson ... 1670. 3 p.1., 57,[1] p. 20cm. MS.

998 Powell,Thomas,1572?‑1635? Wheresoeueryouseemee,trustvntoyourselfe.

Or, Themysterie of Iending and borrowing. Seria jocis: or, The tickling tortue ... By

ThomasPovvel ... London, Printed for Beniamin Fisher, and are to be sold at his shop ... 1623.

4p.1.

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7itie vignette; omamental heacipiece and inafial letter.

(70‑11)999 [Culpeper, Sir Thomas] 1578‑1662. A tract against vsvrie. Presented to the High
Court of Parliament. London, Printed by W. I. for Walter Burre, and are to be sold at his

shop...1621. 21p.19cm. jPlages4,5misnumbereda7. tPresentedtotheHighCourtof
thriiament' on title deleted. Pn'nter's mark on t.‑P. Omamental heacipiece and initial

1000 Roberts, Lewes, 1596‑1640. The treasure of traffike. Or A discourse of forraigne

trade. VVherein is shewed the benefit and commoditie arising to a common‑wealth or
kingdome, by the skillfull merchant, and by a well ordered commerce and regular traffike.

Dedicated to the High Court of Parlament now assembled. By Lewes Roberts ... London,
Printed by E. P. for Nicholas Bourne, and are to be sold by his shop ... 1641. 4 p.1., 56, 49‑

64,63‑95[i.e.113],[7]p.19cm. MaayPagesincorrectlynumbered. 71tlewithintyPQgiu‑

Phical bordeny omaamenlal heatipieces and initial letters. (70‑13)1001 Robinson, Henry, 1605?‑1664? Englands safety, in trades encrease. Most humbly
presented to the High Court of Parliament ... By Henry Robinson ... London, Printed by E.

P.forNicholasBourne...1641. 3p.1.,26,33‑62,[1]p.20cm. 7Vtlevignettqornamental

heacipiece and initial letter. (70‑14)1002 Reasons humbly offered to the consideration of Parliament, for the suppressing such of
the stage‑coaches and caravans now travelling upon the roads of England, as are unnecessary,

andregulatingsuchasshallbethoughtfittocontinue.[London,1672?]16p.19cm. CtzPtion

1003 A Discourse briefly shewing the true state and title of the Comptroller, or Postmaster
General of England, the Lord Stanhopes right to it, and consequently to the forraigne and inland
letter offices, as incident thereunto, and more plainly appeares by a report of Sir Robert Heath,

thenHisMajestiesAtturneyGenerall...[London?1646] 16p.19cm. 71P2enameofthe
author is given as fhab. jRhilipps' in manuscript on the first Page. CdPtion title. Margins

trimmea diecting Printed marginal notes. (70‑16)1004 A Hvmble petition and remonstrance presented unto both the high and honourable housesof Parliament, concerning the insupportable grievance of the transportation of leather.

[London]Printedintheyeare,1641.2p.1.,12p.19cm. Tlatlevignette. (70‑17)1005 A Short and trve relation concerning the soap‑busines. Containing the severall pat‑ents, proclamations, orders, whereby the soape‑makers of London, and other His Majesties
subjects, were damnified, by the gentlemen that were the patentees for soape at Westminster,with the particular proceedings concerning the same. London, Printed for Nicholas Bour‑ne...1641. 16,[I7‑29]p.20cm. 71tlevignette;omamentalheacipiecesandinihalletters.
(70‑18)1006 [Chamberlen,Peter] 1601‑1683. Thepooremansadvocate,or,EnglandsSamaritan.
Powring oyle and vvyne into the wounds of the nation. By making present provision for thesouldier and the poor, by reconciling all parties. By paying all arreares to the Parliamentarmy. All publique debts, and all the late kings, queenes, and princes debts due before this122

session ... London, Printed for Giles Calvert ... [1649] 4 p.1., 46 [i.e. 49],[2]p. 19cm.

Titlewithinornamentalbo7der. Dedicationsignecl:3.APriL1649.feterChamberien. MS.

inscription on t.‑P. (70‑19)1007 [Johnson,Thomas]1561‑1644. Adiscourseconsistingofmotivesfortheenlargement
and freedome of trade. Especially that of cloth, and other woollen manufactures, engrossed
at present contrary to the law of nature, the law of nations, and the laws of this kingdome. By

a company of private men who stile themselves merchant‑adventurers. The first part ...
London, Printed by Richard Bishop for Stephen Rowtell, and are to be sold at his shop ... 1645.

2p.1.,50p.20cm. ATbmorePublished. Ornamenlalheacipiecesandinitialletter.(70‑20)1008 Carter, William, fl. 1669‑1700. Englands interest by trade asserted, shewing thenecessity & excellency thereof. Wherein is discovered, that many hundred thousand pounds
might be gained to the king and kingdom, by the due improvement of the product thereof, moreparticularly by wool, and the evil consequences of its exportation unmanufactured ... By W.

C. A servant to his King and country. 2d impression, corr. and enl. London, Printed fortheauthor,1671. 7p.1.,44p.20cm. PreviozaslyPublishedin1662as̀{llnglandglory"(see642); mpn'nted 1669 under title ̀{Ehagland's interest asserted." Ornamental heacipiece and1009 Manley, Thomas, 1628‑1690. A diScourse shewing that the exportation of wooll isdestructive to this kingdom. Wherein is also shewed the absolute necessity of promoting ourwoollen manufacture, and moderating the importation of some commodities, and prohibiting

others. With some easie expendients tending thereunto. By Thomas Manley ... London,

Printed for Samuel Crouch, 1677. 2p.1., 12p. 20cm. (70‑22)1010 The British woollen manufacturers case, or, Cause of the declining state of their trade,and high price on Irish, and low on English wooll. And reasons assign'd, that preventing the
British and Irish wooll and yarn being run, is of absolute necessity to preserve the trade ofGreat Britain. Humbly offered to the consideration of the members of Parliament. [n. p.

1720?] 2p.43cm,foldedto19cm. CtzPtiontitleindbrsed. (70‑23)1011 [Clarke, George] .fZ. 1677‑1685. A treatise of wool and cattel. In a letter written to afriend, occasion'd upon a discourse concerning the great abatements of rents, and low value oflands. Wherein is shewed how their worth and value may be advanced by the improvementof the manufacture of our English wool, and the spending of our cattel. And is farther proved,that cloathing and hospitality tend to the support of the honour, wealth, and strength of ourEnglish nation ... London, Printed by J. C. for Will. Crook ... 1677. 1 p.1., 33p. 20cm.

MS. ttnderlining and marginal rale. (70‑24)

1012 [Carter, William] fl. 1669‑1700. A summary of certain papers about wooll as theinterestofEnglandisconcernedinit. ByW.C. London,Printedfortheauthor,AnnoDom
1685. 3p.1.,8,14,54p.19cm. thginationirragulaTD',D2misbound. imPeijlact7ip.at
end wanting. 7Vtle within double line border. Lower margin trimmea ofecti7rg text.

(70‑25)1013 [Blanch, John] b. 1649 or 50. The naked truth, in an essay upon trade:with some

proposals for bringing the ballance on our side, humbly offered to the Parliament .

.. London,

1es'

Printed in the year 1696. 1 p.1., 18p. 19cm.

7itle within cloztble line border.

(70‑26)1014 ... An Humble representation of the state of our woollen manufactures. London,

Printedintheyear1700. 16p.19cm. Atheadoftitle:Dvm
double line border.

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Vol.71. Commerce, Trade &c.
1015 [Cantillon,Richard] d.1734. Essaisurlanatureducommerceeng6n6ral. Traduitde 1'anglois. Londres, Chez Fletcher Gyles ... 1755. 2 p.1., 430, [6]p. 17cm. 71tle
vignette. MS. attribtttion of aztthorship. kmpn'nt fictitiotts? Probably Printed in jPlaris or

Hblland. (Z)NB) MS. marginal ntles. (71‑1)
1016 A Collection of scare and valuable treatise upon metals, mines, and minerals ... Being,a translation from the learned Albaro Alonso Barba ... and the observation of several
ingenuous persons of our own country, founded on many years experience. 2d ed. London,

PrintedforJ.Hodges...1740. 8p.1.,319,[1]p.front.17cm. MS.ownershipinscription
lmzdilated.J Ornamenlalheacipiecesandinitials. Firstedition173g. P.1‑194,coimprisea trzznsintion by the EZzrl of Stindwich of Blrzrba's Arte cle los melales, P. 194‑241 an editionof Gabn'el Platter's Discove2y of subterraneall treasure, here pn'nted as a continztation of Barba's

tvork, and P.f243]‑319 Rara avis in terris: or the compleat miner by Z]homas Hbzrghton, with

sezParate t.‑P.; the regrister is continuous throzrghout. (71‑2)
1017 [Huet,PierreDaniel] Lu).1630‑1721. MemoiressurlecommercedesHollandois,danstous les 6tats et empires du monde. OU 1'on montre quelle est leur maniere de la faire, son
origine, leur grands progres, leurs possessions & gouvernement dans les Indes ... Nouvelle
6dition augument6e de plusieurs memoires, & du tarif general d'Hollande. Amsterdam, Chez

Du Villard & Changuion ... 1718. xvi, 215, [9],103, [1]p. 18cm. "7lrrij ge'ne'ral d'
Hbllande" (imnning titlel aonl1]) boztnd dier 1019. 7Vtle in red and black; Pn'nter's

device on t.‑P. First edition 1777. (71‑3)

1018 Chappus, A. M. Histoire abregee des revolutions du commerce; ou precis historique etraisonne des changements que le commerce a eprouves a 1'occasion des transmigrations, desconquetes, des nouvelles decouvertes et des revolutions politiques, depuis le commencement dumonde jusqu'a nos jours ... Par A.M. Chappus ... A Paris, au d6p6t gen6ral des livres

nouveaux, Chez Lauren Je. Imprimeur‑Librarie ... An XI ‑ 1803. 2 p.1., 272p. 18cm.

1019 Anville, Jean Baptiste Bourguignon d', 1697‑1782. L'empire de Russie, son origine etsesaccroissemens. ParM.D'Anville...Paris,De1'imprimerieroyale,1772. 1p.1.,v,110p.

17cm. Tleitlevignette. (71‑5)1020 Observations sur le commerce de la Mer noire, et des pays qui la bordent; auxquelles ona joint deux m6moires sur le commerce de Smyrne et de 1'isle de Candie ... Amsterdam [etc.]

Chez les libraries associ6s, 1787. x, 425,[7]p. fold. chart. 18cm. (71‑6)
1021 Sarpi, Paolo, 1552‑1623. Father Paul of beneficiary matter: or, The dues of the altar.
Being, a compleat history of ecclesiastical revenues ... London, Printed for Olive Payne ...

IU1730. [3],xxii‑xxiv,[1],xxvi‑xlviii,[1],260p.18cm. Prelim.Ieoftvanting. inscription
on t.‑p. Zaztdentale history ‑ Maitland'. A reisstte of his ̀14 beatise of benofcinry mat‑ters ... ," aZ2Z) lsee los0 (71‑7)
Vol.72. Tracts on Finance &c.
1022 Essais sur 1'esprit de la legislation, favorable a 1'agriculture, a la population, au com‑
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Paris,ChezDessaint...1766.2v.20cm. thgescontinztoztsly:uniii,l11,[1J,58lip.a8
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1023 State of the demands of John Jacob Uckerman, Esq; upon the crown of Great‑Britain,
for several deductions made from his accompts, interest, loss proceeding from the breach of his

contract ... London, Printed in th year 1767. 1p.1., 45p. 20cm. (72‑2)
1024 State of the demands of Francis Redeker, Esq; upon the crown of Great Britain, fordeductions made from his accompts, on allegations of his having been over‑paid on former
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1767. Ip.1., 29p. 20cm. (72‑3)

1025 State of a demand of Francis Redeker, Esq; counsellor of war; and John Rose, Esq;
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delivered into the King's Magazines at Paderborn, in the months of December, 1760, and of

March and April, 1761. London, Printed in the year 1767. 6p. 20cm. (72‑4)
1026 State of the demands of John Rose, Esq; counsellor of justice to his Prussian majesty;
upon the crown of Great‑Britain, for forage, mea!, sacks, &c. delivered to the British combined

army, and taken by the enemy during the Iate war in Germany. London, Printed in the year

1027 State of the demands of sundry contractors upon the crown of Great Britain, for forage,&c...London,Printedintheyear1767.1p.1.,94p.20cm. 7Vtievignette. (72‑6)
1028 State of the demands of the inhabitants of the electorate of Hanover, upon the crown ofGreat Britain, for deliveries of provisions ... in the years 1759, 1760, 1761, 1762 ... London,

Printedintheyear1767.2p.I.,111p.20cm. Titlevignette. (72‑7)1029 State of the demands of the principality of Waldec, and County of Pyrmont, upon thecrownofGreat‑Britain,...London,Printedintheyear1767.32p.20cm. (72‑8)1030 State of the demands of Baron G. H. A. de Scheither ... upon the crown of Great‑

Britain ... London: Printed in the year 1767. 1p.1., 37p. 20cm. (72‑9)1031 State of the demands of Colonel d'Estorff upon the the crown of Great‑Britain ...

London, Printed in the year 1767. 16p. 20cm. (72‑10)1251032 State ofthe demands of the heirs of of the late Baron de Hammerstein of Gesmold, uponthecrownofGreatBritain...London,Printedintheyear1767. 8p.20cm. 7Vtlevignette.
(72‑11)1033 State of the demands of Johan Adam Scheider ... inhabitants of the country of Hesse,
upon the crown of Great‑Britain ... London, Printed in the year 1767. 103p. 20cm.

(72‑12)1034 [Verri, Pietro, conte] 1728‑1797. Meditazioni sulla economia politica. Edizione
sesta, accresciute dall'autore. Livorno, Nella stamperia dell'enciclopedia ... 1772. 253p.

20cm. FirstPublishedin17Zl. (72‑13)1035 [Desaubiez, Vater] Le bonheur public; ou, Moyen d'acquitter la dette nationale de 1'
angleterre; de trouver une ressource constante pour les besoins du gouvernement, sans taxes ni

impositions ... Par M. D‑Z ... Londres, Chez T. Hookham ... 1780. 2 pt. 20cm.
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Vol73 TractsonFinance&c.

i1036 Chanyalon,d.1765. Manueldeschamps,ouRecueilchoisi,instructifetamusant,detout ce qui est le plus necessaire & le plus utile pour vivre avec aisance & agrement a lacampagne. Par M. de Chanvalon ... A Paris, & se vend a Liege, Chez F.J. Desoer ... 1765.

xxi,[3],428,4p.17cm. Tlitlevignette. Firstedition1764. (73‑1)1037 Eon de Beaumont, Charles Genevibve Louis Auguste Andr6 Timoth6e d', 1728‑1810.
Memoires pour servir a 1'histoire g6n6rale des finances. Par Mr. Deon de Beaumont.
Amsterdam, aux depens de la compagnie, 1760. 2v. 16cm. 2 P.l., ixviiL 108; 2 P.l.,

216P.Tlaitieinredandblack;withvignette.jF7rstPublishedinLondbn,17'58. (73‑2)
1038 [Faiguet de Villeneuve, Joachim] 1703‑1780. L'6conomie politique. Projet pour enri‑chir et pour perfectioner 1'espece humaine ... A Londres, et se trouve a Paris, Chez Moreau[etc.,etc.]1763.2p.1.,xi,[1],212p.17cm. 7Vtievignette.SticondeditionPublishedin

1766 under title: L'ami des Pauvres. (73‑3)1039 Memoire sur les manufactures de draps, et autres etoffes de laine. Paris, Chez Sau‑

grainlejeune...1764.2p.1.,233,[3]p.17cm. Titlevignette. (73‑4)
1040 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. Essays upon several projects: or, Effectual ways foradvancing the interest of the nation. Wherein are plainly laid down, the means by which thesubjects in general may be eased and enriched ... London, Printed and sold by the booksellers

ofLondonandWestminster,1702.1p.1.,xiv,336p.18cm. IVtiewithindbublelinebo7zier.
Preface signecl: D. F. Reissue of ̀tAn essay mpon Projects'; 169Z sheets of lst ed. with new126Vol.74. Finance, Trade, Banking &c.
1041 [Essuile, Jean‑Frangois de Barandiery‑Montmayeur, comte de] Traite des com‑munes, ou Observations sur leur origines & etat actuel, d'apres les enciennes ordonnances de
nos rois, les coutumes, 6dits, d6clarations, arrets & reglements intervenus sur cette matiere ...

Paris,ChezColombier,librarie...1779. xvi,395,[3]p.2fold.tables.20cm. CTitle
vignette. First edition 1777. 71?xt of variotts law& decree& etc., given in the Pieces izts‑

tijicative& P.f 269 ]‑37D. (74‑1)

1042 Roux,Vital,1760‑1846. De1'influencedugouvernementsurlaprosperit6ducommerce,
par Vital Roux ... Paris, Chez Fayolle ... An 9 [1800] 2 pt. (2 P.I., ,28al ii] 287‑484,l3]P.)20cm. thgedcontinuoztsly. DmplicatecQtlyl142 (74‑2)
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dite de Saint‑Charles. Par le comte de Mirabeau ... [n.p.] 1785. xiv, [2], 144, clxii p.

20cm. Tlatlevignette. ̀T)iecesiustijicatives":cixiiP.atend. (74‑3)1044 Delacaissed'escompte.ParlecomtedeMirabeau...[n.p.]1785.xvi,
226,[1]p.20cmTitlevignette.̀Pie'Lcesittstijicatives":P.f125]‑206. (74‑4)
Vol.75. Finance Tracts, Trade Taxation &c.
1045 A Bill intituled, An act, for the better relief of the creditors of such merchants as shallbecome bankrupts in that part of Great Britain called Scotland; and for extending the privilegesof bills of exchange to promissory notes; and for limiting actions upon such bills and notes.

[n.p.,n.d.]46,[5]p.20cm. CbPtiontitle.MS.marginalnotesandunderlinings.Margins

trimmea diecting ms. note. (75‑1)
1046 Prior, Thomas, 1682?‑1751. A list of the absentees of Ireland, and the yearly value of
their estates and incomes spent abroad. With observations on the present trade and conditionof that kingdom. By Thomas Prior ... 3d ed., with additions ... Dublin, Printed for R.

Gunne...1745. 5p.1.,94p.20cm. FirsteditionlZ29. MS.note. (75‑2)1047 An Account of the late application to Parliament, from the suger refiners, grocers &c.
of the cities of London and Westminster, the Borough of Southwark, and of the city of Bristol.

London,PrintedforJ.Bretherton....1753. 1p.1.,49p.20cm. Titlevignette. (75‑3)
1048 Reflections on the importation of bar‑iron, from our own colonies of North‑America.
In answer to a late pamphlet on that subject. Humbly submitted to the consideration of thehonourabletheHouseofCommons,March14,1757. [London,1757] 23p.20cm. (75‑4)
1049 [Jenyns, Soame] 1704‑1787. The objectionsto thetaxation of our American colonies,
by the legislature of Great Britain, briefly consider'd. London, Printed for J. Wilkie ...

1765. 20p.20cm. Titlevignette. (75‑5)

105Q Hartley, David, 1732‑1813. The budget. Inscribed to the man, who thinks himself

minister. ByDavidHartley...[n.p.,n.d.]299‑344p.20cm. CbPtiontitle.Extractarti‑cle. "man" is identtfied as George Grenville. Fixst ed. secretly Printed in APri4 1764.

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1051 Allan, James, 1793‑1808. Considerations on the present state of the intercourse
between His Majesty's sugar colonies and the dominions of the United States of America.
[London, 1784] 54p. 20cm. &iption title. Signed at encl; 1tzmes Allen, secretaiy. Datef)vm A', which bagins: London, May 14, 1784. At a ineeting of the LVbst‑india Planters andmercliants, resolvea tliat the follotving considevations on the Present state of the intercouse ...

. (75‑7)1052 Perny,J. Departmentde1'isledeCorse...Enrichid'unecartede1'isle,diviseeenneuf
districts, d'apres le Decret de I'Assemblee nationale. Par M. J. Perny ... Paris, Chez Bluet[etc., etc.] 1790. 40p. fold. map. 20cm. (75‑8)1053 [Thomson, William] 1746‑1817. 0bservations on the importance of the East‑India
Fleet, to the company and the nation, in a letter addressed to the Right Hon. Henry Dundas ...

By Thomas Newte [pseud.] ... London, Printed for J. Debrett [etc., etc.] 1795. 1 p.1., 5‑50p.20cm. Htiif‑titlezvanti7rg.P (75‑9)1054 [Vaughan, William] 1752‑1850. A letter to a friend on commerce and free ports, andLondon‑Docks. London, Printed in the year 1796. 2p.I., 24p. 20cm. (75‑10)1055 Three plans for paying off the national debt; and a fourth for raising money sufficient tobring about so desirable an end. Addressed to the stockholders of Great Britain ... By astockholder. London,SoldbyW.J.andJ.Richardson[etc.]1798. 22p.20cm. (75‑11)1056 [Weston, Ambrose] Two letters, describing a method of increasing the quantity ofcirculating‑money: upon a new and solid principle. London, Printed by Strahan ... 1799.
1 p.1., 23, 38p. 20cm. nrs. insc2'iption on t.‑P. First Published in 1798 zvith ntle: A
method of increasing tJte qztantity of circztlating‑monay: zipon a nezv and solid Pn'ncipte.

(75‑12)1057 Pownall,Thomas,1722‑1805. Considerationsonthescarcityandhighpricesofbread‑corn and bread at the market; suggesting the remedies in a series of letters; first printed in the

Cambridge Chronicle, and supposed to be written by Governor Pownall. Cambridge, Printed

byFrancisHodson,soldbyMess.Wilkie[etc.]1795.1p.1.,viii,58p.20cm. (75‑13)1058 Moore,Francis. Considerationsontheexorbitantpriceofprovisions.Settingforththe
pernicious effects which a real scarcity of'the necessaries of life must eventually have upon thecommerce, population, and power, of Great Britain. To which is added, A plan to remove thecause of our present national distress. Humbly submitted to the candid and impartial public.

By Francis Moore. London, Printed for T. Cadell [etc.,etc.] 1773. 3 p.1., 98p. 20cm.

(75‑14)1059 [Necker,Jacques]1732‑1804. StateofthefinancesofFrance,laidbeforetheKing,by
Mr. Necker, director‑general of the finances, in the month ofJanuary, 1781. Translated fromthe Paris edition printed by order of his Most Christian Majesty. London, Printed for G.

Kearsley [etc.,etc.] 1781. iv, 118p. 1 fold. tab. 2 maps. 20cm. Thranslation of ̀℃o7mpte

rendu ait roi ... azt mois cte jonvier IZgl."tsee 134. 1neI) (75‑15)x128

1060 Lettres d'un proprietaire frangois a M.Necker, sur son trait6 de 1'administration desfinances. Par M. Ie baron de "' ... Paris, Chez tous les marchands de nouveautes, 1787.

Ip.I.,83p.20cm. Tletlevignette. (75‑16)1061 Suite des lettres d'un propri6tarie frangois a M.Necker, ou Calculs, tableaux, r6sultats,plan de r6forme, avec des observations g6nerales & s6rieuses sur quelques chapitres de son
administration des finances de la France. Par M. Ie baron de "'... A Geneve, et se trouve a

Paris,Cheztous'lesmarchandsdenouveautes,1787. 2p.1.,116p.20cm. 7Vtlevignette.
(75‑17)1062 [Necker,Jacques]1732‑1804. [ReponsedeMr.Neckeraudiscoursprononc6parMr.
de Calonne a 1'Assemblee des notables] [n.p., n.d.] 107p. 20cm. 7'Vtie‑Page missing.

1063 Mirabeau, Honor6 Gabriel Riquetti, comte de, 1749‑1791. Lettres du comte de Mira‑beau, sur 1'administration de M. Necker. [Paris] 1787. 62p.[1] p. fold. tab. 20cm.

(75‑19)1064LettreaM.Necker.Geneve,1787.13p.20cm.Titlev4gnette. (75‑20)1065 Reponse a la d6fense de M. Necker contre M. Ie comte de Mirabeau. Verisapor, avec

permissiondeMgr.IebarondeMelbac,1787.50p.20cm. 71tievignette. (75‑21)1066 Justification de M.Necker, concernant les emprunts, les imp6ts, le cr6dit public, Ie tauxde 1'interet & 1'extinction de la dette nationale ... Londres [i.e.Paris?] 1787. 1 p.1., 50p.

20cm. "Avisdel'editettr"slatesthatM.leChevalierdeS'"'istheaztthoroftheselettersto M. baron de Melbac. 7Vtle vignette. (75‑22)1067 [Mirabeau, Honore Gabriel de Riquetti, comte de] 1749‑1791. Reponse* du comte de
Mirabeau a M. de La Cretelle. Du 19 mars 1787. [n.p., n.d.] 52p. fold. tab. 20cm.
C]kePtion titie. Stconde lettre du comte de Mirabeazt sztr l'administration (le IVtickex P. 9‑49.

Dated Tbngres, Premier mai 1787. (75‑23)1068 France. Ministere des finances. Compte gen6ral des recettes et depenses de 1'etat, depuis

le premier mai 1789, jusques et compris le 30 avril 1790. Imprime par ordre de 1'Assemb16e

nationale. Paris,De1'imprimerienationale,1790. 8p.7fold.tables.20cm. Somefold.

lables seem to be wanting. (75‑24)

Vol.76. FinanceTracts,Trade&c.
1069 [Bennet, John] fZ. 1736. The national merchant: or, Discourses on commerce andcolonies; being an essay for regulating and improving the trade and plantations of GreatBritain, by uniting the national and mercatorial interests. To which are added, Some consider‑ations on providing for, and employing our useless and burdensome people. In several letters

toafriend...London,PrintedforJ.Walthoe[etc.]1736. xv,[1],143p.19cm. Dedication
signecl: fohn Bennet. Golclsmiths gives fohn Benet4 and Hbnson gives lbhn Bennett. SZ,ecial

1291070 [Douglass, William] 1691?‑1752, A discourse concerning the currencies of the British
plantations in America. Especially with regard to their paper money: more particularly in

relation.to the province of Massachusetts‑Bay in New England. London, Printed for T.

Cooper[etc.,etc.][1741?] 54[i.e.56]p.19cm. EmorsinPaging'nos.9‑10mpeated.

S))ecial interleaved cqPy. Dtiplicate copy ss8 (76‑2)

1071 [Defoe,Daniel]1661?‑1731. Abriefstateoftheinlandofhometrade,ofEngland;andof the oppressions it suffers, and the dangers which threaten it from the invasion of hawkers,
pedlars, and clandestine traders of all sorts. Humbly represented to the present Parliament.

London, Printed for Tho. Warner ... 1730. 2 p.1.,[6]‑70p. 19cm. SPecial interleaved

1072 [Dayenant, Charles] 1656‑1714. A report to the honourable the commissioners for
putting in execution the act, intituled, An act, for the taking, examining, and stating the publick

accounts of the kingdom. From Charles Davenant ... London, 1712. 2 pt. (5‑78,[2];3‑75,[3]p.)19cm. imPeifoctlackingoft.‑P.andhaij‑titleofPart.Iandt.‑p.oflhrtII.lhrt
lllzastitle:Asecondmport...$Z)ecialinterleavedcQPy.DziplicatecqPy905 (76‑4)
1073 An Essay on the improvement of the woollen manufacture, and of some other branchesof trade depending thereon. Together with some observations on the danger of increasing

m 1power,byplausiblepretencestoimprovethewoollenmanufacture...Byamer‑chant. London,PrintedforT.Cooper...1741. 1p.1.,26p.19cm. SZ)ecialinterleaved
1074 [Webster, William] 1689‑1758. The consequences of trade, as to the wealth andstrength of any nation; of the woollen trade in particular, and the great superiority of it over

all other branches of trade‑... By a draper of London. London, Printed ... sold by T.

Cooper...1740.2p.1.,27p.19cm. SZ)ecialinterleavedcopy. (76‑6)1075 Royal Bank of Scotland. Warrants of the charter erecting, confirming and granting

newprivilegestotheRoyalBankofScotland. Edinburgh,PrintedbyDavidRamsay,1789. 1
p.1.,284'p.19cm. hmpedect:PagesallaLfter2g5wanting. Containingthefirstwarrzznt
IZ27 to the flfth warran4 1788. Pn'nted later sixth to the eighth tvauan4 17es‑1829.

(76‑7)
1076 A List of the member of the society. For 1784. [n.p., n.d.][504]p. 17cm.

Uitpaged. includes a list of the ships of the East india Compaay. wrth ms . conectzons.

(76‑8)

Vol.77. Finance Tracts, Coin Trade &c.
1077 [Lawndes, William] 1652‑1724. A report containing an essay for the amendent of thesilvercoins. London,PrintedbyCharlesBill...1695. 159,[1]p.20cm. IVtlewithin
dbuble line borcleny with Printer's clevice. MS. ownership inscription on t.‑P: Jlames Hbwitt.

(77‑1)
1078 [Prat,Samuel]1659?‑1723 . The regulating silver coin, made practicable and easie, to130the government and subject. Humbly submitted to the consideration of both houses ofParliament. By a lover of his country. London, Printed for Henry Bonwick ... 1696. 1.

p.1.,125p.20cm.Titiewithindottblelinebontbr.Dziplicatecopy1(]91 (77‑2)
1079 [Wood, William] 1679‑1764. A survey of trade. In four parts.I. The great advan‑
tages of trade ... II. The marks of a beneficial trade ... III. The great advantages of ourcolonies ... IV. Some considerations on the disadvantages of our trade ... Together withconsiderations on our money and bullion ... London, Printed for W. Wilkins, for W.
Hinchliffe ...1718. xiv, [1],373p. 20cm. Title zvithin doztbie line border. Aztthor'sname signed to dedication. (77‑3)1080 Mackworth,SirHumphrey, 1657‑1727. Aproposalforpaymentofthepublickdebts,
for relief of the South‑Sea Company, and for easing the nation of the land and malt taxes.
Founded on the nature and excellency of the Constitution of the government of Great Britain.

By Sir Humphrey Mackworth ... 4th ed. London, Printed for W. Boreham ... [1720] 4
p.1.,xxiv,38p.19cm. Firstedition,IZ2aPztblishedinslightlyd4Eferentversion. Dzipiicate

1081 [Sarpi,Paolo] 1552‑1623. Atreatiseofbeneficiarymatters:or,Ahistoryofecclesi‑
astical benefices and revenues ... By Father Paul ... Translated from the most correct copy
in Italian extant, printed at Mirandola, 1676. To which are added notes and observations;most of which were collected by M. Amelot de la Houssaie ... Westminster, Printed by J.
Cluer [etc.]; for L. Stokoe, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster, 1727. 2

p.1.,xvii‑xlviii,260p.20cm. Tleitiewithindbttblelinebordtenyornamenlalheacipieceand
initial letter. Original title: Tblattato delle maten'e benofciarie ... Reisszte see 16121 (77‑5)1082 Baston,Thomas, fZ.1716. 0bservationsontrade,andapublickspirit.Shewing, I.
That all trade ought to be in common, and the danger of monopolies. II. That the abuse of it,by publick companies, was the origin of a stock‑jobbing ... VI. The advantages of a publickspirit ... Written by Thomas Baston ... London, Printed for Olive Payne ... 1732. 8 p.1.,

212p.20cm. FirstPttblisiiedano7aymottslyin1716. (77‑6)1083 TheTruestateofEngland. Containingtheparticularduty,businessandsalaryofevery
officer, civil and military in all the publick offices of Great Britain ... Together with anaccount of the government of the cities of London and Westminster ... London, Printed for C.

King[etc.,etc.]1734. 3p.1.,119,[i.e.135],82p.20cm. ErrorsinPtrging:P.129‑135
wrongly nztmbered 113‑119. Vt'7th CPkert II. Seveval Law‑coztrts of Great Bn'ttzin': 82P.
Fixst Pitblished in IZ26 tvith slighdy dt027rent version: 71he tnte slate of England. Containiug

lists of the King's hozrshold. (77‑7)

Vol.78. Finance Tracts, Trade, Revenue, Money &c.
1084 Cotton,SirRobertBruce,bart.,1571‑1631. Cottoniposthuma:diverschoicepiecesofthat renowned antiquary Sir Robert Cotton, Knight and Baronet, preserved from the injury oftime, and exposed to publick light, for the benefit of posterity. By J. H. Esq. London,

PrintedforRichardLowndes[etc.]1672. 4p.1.,351p.18cm. thge1va20a20Z23&
̀239 2Z9; 305 incorrectly numbered 19a 204, 20a es9 .238 2di 306 respectively. 7Vtle
withinlineborder. Deduationsigne(l:1kemesHbwell. EbrlierPztblishedin1651. Consistof13116 pieces, each (excopt the firse having special t.‑p. "772e lijie and 2aign of ,Eleniy the772ird ..."ldsted in the contents, is replaced by "7he dunger zvherein this kingdome now

1085 [ManttscriptdescriptiononEumpeanfinancebyEdwantAipe] 1694.8p.18cm. 4

Page is bottnded separately dier lO86 (78‑2)1086 [Petyt,William] 1636‑1707. Britannialanguens,orAdiscourseoftrade:shewingthe
grounds and reasons of the increase and decay of land‑rents, national wealth and strength.
With application to the late and present state and condition of England, France, and the United
Provinces ... London, Printed for Tho. Dring [etc.] 1680. 4 p.1.,303 [i.e. 315], [8] p. 18cm.

Sbqitence of Page nztmbers co7ofitsed: 1‑za 129[i.e. Z3]‑160fi.e. 1041, 97[i.e.
1crJ]‑164li.e. 1Z2], 1blli.e. 1Z9J‑3osli.e. .Ell5] R7ge 1.35 incorvectly numbered 145.

Marginal ntles; title zvithin line border. Preface signed: IUzilanglzts. (78‑3)1087 [Simon,Richard]1638‑1712.

The history of the original and progress of ecclesiasticalrevenues ... Written in French by a Iearned priest. And now done into English. London,
Printed for Henry Faithorne [etc., etc .]1685. 7p.1.,271p.18cm. Tleltlewithindbubleline
border.

(78‑4)

1088 Maydman, Henry. Naval speculations, and maritime politicks: being a modest andbrief discourse of the Royal navy of England: of its oeconomy andgovernment, and a projection

for an everlasting seminary of seamen, by a Royal maritime hospital ... By Henry Mayd‑man ... London, Printed by William Bonny, and sold by Sam. Manship [etc., etc.] 1691. 15
p.1., 348,[1]p. front. (port.) 18cm. lhges 202‑204, 205 ew5 incorrectly nttmbered 102‑104, 15Z 293 respectively. CTVtle within dottble line border. (78‑5)1089 A Discourse of money. Being an essay on that subject, historically and politicallyhandled. With reflections on the present evil state of the coin of this kingdom ... In a letterto a nobleman, &c. London, Printed for Sam. Briscoe ... 1696. 2 p.1.,204 [i.e. 216]p. 18cm.
Slaqztence of Page nztmbers conjirsed. 7'Vtle within dbztble line border. Commonly attributed

to lbhn Briscoe bztt not in fact by him (Goldsmiths) (78‑6)
1090 [Brown, Andrew] fl. 1691. An essay on the new project for a land‑mint, proposing aproper and practicable scheme and expedient ... not only for the speedy supplying the present
scarcity'of money; but also for the advancing of trade and other national improvements. By

the author of The character of the true publick spirit. Edinburgh, Printed by heirs andsuccessors of Andrew Anderson ... 1705. 6p.1., 31, [4]p. 18cm. (78‑7)1091 [Prat, Samuel] 1659?‑1723. The regulating silver coin, made practicable and easie, tothe government and subject. Humbly submitted to the consideration of both houses ofParliament. Byaloverofhiscountry. London,PrintedforHenryBonwick...1696. 1p.1.,
125p. 19cm. 7itle tvithin doztble line bonter. MS. attribzttion on t.‑P. Dziplicate copy132Vol.79. Taxation, Finance &c.
1092 [Boesnier de 1'Orme, Paul] 1724‑1793. Du r6tablissement de I'imp6t dans son ordre

naturel. Yverdon,1769. 23,[1],148,[3]p.20cm. Titlevignette. (79‑1)
1093 Baudeau, Nicolas, 1730‑1792? Eclaircissements demandes a M. N ",sur ses principes
economiques, & sur ses projets de legislation; au nom des propri6taires fonciers & descultivateursfrangois.ParM.1'AbbeBaudeau.[Paris?]1775. x,306p.20cm. Extrzzitdes
IVbuvelles tlphe'mgrides e'conomiques. Roply to the theories of jocqztes Alecker. 717ar andmpair to outer margin of H8. lp.127‑128) (79‑2)

1094 L'Ami de la France, ou le monopoleur converti. [n.p.] 1775. 63p. 20cm. 7Vtle

1095 [Francois de Neufch6teau, Nicolas Louis, comte] 1750‑1828. Dialogue entre un
philosophe et un homme de bien, sur la Theorie du paradoxe. Par M. Z. ...... Amsterdam,

1775.14p.20cm.Tleitlevignette."7"7tgon'ethtParadbxe"byMOrellet. (79‑4)
1096 [Fabre de Charrin] Tableau du Ministere de Colbert ... Amsterdam; et se trouve a

Paris,ChezLejay[etc.]1774.2p.1.,152p.20cm. 7Vtlevignette. (79‑5)1097 Bouchon Dubournial, Henri, 1749‑1828. Considerations sur les finances, et 1'id6e
generale d'un moyen simple, doux et facile, pour rembourser Ia plus grande partie de la dette
fonciere de 1'6tat ... Par M. Du Bournial. Londres, et se trouve a Paris, Chez Belin junior ...

1787. 2p.1., 119p. 20cm. (79‑6)

1098 HocquartdeCoubron. Nouvellesvuessur1'administrationdesfinances,etsur1'allege‑
ment de 1'imp6t. Par M. Hocquart de Coubron. Nouvelle ed. Londres, 1787. 1 p.1., viij,

256,lp.tables.20cmTitlevignette.FirstPztblishedatLallayelf785. (79‑7)1099 Liberation de la dette nationale; ouvrage dans lequel on presente le vrai moyen d'acquitter toutes les dettes de 1' etat, sans aucune surcharge pour les individus. Geneve, 1787.

3pt.20cm iv,1oniv,11Sviii16Cip.6fold.lables.Titievignette. 1fold.lablewanting.
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1100 Necker,Jacques,1732‑1804. ReponsedeMr.Necker,audiscoursprononceparMr.deCalonne, a 1'Assemb16e des notables. Londres, J. Debrett, 1787. 1 p.1., 116p. 20cm.
Pz{blished in lh7is under tide: Me'moire de Mr. AIbckez en 2er)onse atut faits avance's Par Mr.
de Ckelonnq duns son me'moire Pre'senth azt roi, ({} d ltt4ssemblbe des nolabies, concernant lesfinances de l'imt. Also four issues Porblished withoztt t.‑p.; catalagtted ztncler title: [ Me'moire

Pztblie'e par M. IVbcker au mois d'avril 178Z en mbonse au discours Prononce', Par M. de

Cbelonne devantlnssemble'e des notables] Another ed.1062 (79‑9)1101 France. Assemblbe IViztionale Constitnante, 1789‑1791. Comite des monnoies. Tarif
g6nerale de toutes les contributions, tant directes qu'indirectes, decr6t6es par 1'Assemblee

nationale en 1790 et 1791 ... Pr6sente a 1'Assemblee nationale par MM. Goguillot &Blavier...Paris,ChezGuillaume...1791.xvi,224p.incl.tables20cm. (79‑10)1es

1102 Observations sur Ia question de savoir "S'il convient de fixer invariablement Ie titre desm6taux monnoy6s, & s'il ne seroit pas utile que la difference to16r6e dans les monnoies, sous lenom de remede, soit toujours en dehors, &c; proposee par 1'Assemblee nationale, dans son

decret du6mai 1790 ...[Paris] 1790. 21p. 20cm. (79‑11)1103 Gallet, Jean Pierre. R6ponse adressee a M. Vauvilliers, chef du departement dessubsistances, par M. Gallet 1'atne, a un rapport du meme departement, lu le 30 mai 1790, a 1'
assemblee des representans de la commune de la ville de Paris; avec quelques reflexions sur 1'
approvisionnement fait au nom de Ia municipalite de Paris, et sur la diminution du prix dupain...Paris,De1'imprimeriedeP.F.Didot...1790.1p.1.,45p.20cm. (79‑12)1104 [Thorillon, Antoine Joseph] b. 1742. Id6es sur les imp6ts publics, qui peuvent a lafois soulager les peuples de plus de la moitie, & les nobles & privi16gies de plus du quart dece qu'ils paient, & enrichir 1'etat de 300 millions & plus, de revenue annuel. Par M. Tho.
Minau de la Mistringue [pseud.]... A la Hutte de Parc, et se trouve a Paris, Chez Belin ...

1787.2p.1.,113,iiip.20cm. Titlevignette. (79‑13)
Vol.80. Pamphlets Published in France.
1105 Liste des personnes des deux sexes, arrete6s et detenues dans les differentes prisons deParis, tant pour crimes de conspiration, que pour vols faits aux Tuileries, dans la journ6e du 10

aoat 1792, jusqu'au 2 septembre ... Paris, ... R. J. B. Clement [etc.] 1793. 72p. 21cm.

1106 Brissot de Warville, Jacques Pierre, 1754‑1793. Discours de J. P. Brissot ... sur lesdispositions des puissances etrangeres, relativement a la France, et sur les preparatifs de guerreordonn6s par le roi; prononc6 a 1'Assemb16e nationale, le 29 decembre 1791, imprime par ordre

de1'Assemb16enationale. [Paris,Impr.nationale,1791] 48p.21cm. CkePtibntitle.
(80‑2)
1107 La Puce a 1'oreille du Bon‑homme Richard, capitaine dans la Garde non‑sold6e, a Paris.
Seconde partie. Chapitre des reflexions. 2d ed., revue et corrig6e par 1'auteur ... Paris,

1791. 102,[1]p.21cm. Ilages30‑31incorrectlyiinPosed. (80‑3)1108 Reynaud de Montlosier, Francois Dominique, comte de, 1755‑1838. Des effets de laviolence et de la moderation dans les affaires de France. A. M. Malouet. Par M. deMontlosier ... A Londres, De 1'imprimerie de Baylis; et se trouve chez J. de Boffe [etc., etc.]

1796. Ip.1., ii, 59,[1] p. 21cm. (80‑4)

11e9 Thbremin,CharlesGuillaume. Desint6retsdespuissancescontinentalesrelativementa
1'Angleterre. Par Charles Theremin ... A Paris, Imprimerie de la Rue de Verneil, et se trouvechez Louvet [etc., etc.] An lll [1795] 1p.1., ii, 119p. 21cm. (80‑5)1110 Sieybs, Emmanuel Joseph, comte, 1748‑1836, szipPosed aztthor. Notice sur le vie deSieyes, membre de la premiere Assemblee national et de la convention. Ecrite a Paris, en
messidor, 2e. annee de 1'ere republicaine. (V. st. juin et juillet 1794.) En Suisse. Et, re‑imprim6e a Londres, J. Johnson [etc., etc.] 1795. viii,[9]‑96'p. 21cm. First edition
Pttblishecl: En Sztisse et I]Ziris, Maraclan, an 11111. Attn'bttted also to Oelsneny by Que'rant. Title

134vignette. incoi7iplde copy: all cterPcage 97 wanting. (80‑6)1111 Nivernais, Louis Jules Barbon Mancini‑Mazarini, cthtc de, 1716‑1798. Essai surla vie
de J. J. Barthelemy, par Louis‑Jules‑Barbon Mancini Nivernois. De 1'imprimerie de Didot lejeune. Paris, Chez G. de Bure 1'aTn6 ... An III [1795] [3]‑69p. 21cm. Pbssibly
wanting a haij‑title. ̀Ziste des me'moires et dissertations de 1.1. Btzrthelei7ay" : P.[ 66]1112 BarbredeVieuzac,Bertrand,1755‑1841. Delapens6edugouvernement,parBertrand
Barere ... Imprim6 a Geveve [i.e.Geneve]‑ r6imprim6 en France, et maintenant a Londres,

Deboffe[etc.,etc.]AnV[1797]223p.21cm. 71tlevignette. (80‑8)1113 Montesquieupeintd'apressesouvrages,parBertrandBarere...Imprimeen
Suisse‑ reimprime en France et maintenant a Londres, Deboffe [etc., etc.] An V [1797] 190p.

1114 Condorcet, Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas Caritat, marquis de, 1743‑1794. 0utlines ofan historical view of ,the progress of the human mind: being a posthumous work of the late M.

deCondorcet. TranslatedfromtheFrench.London,PrintedforJ.Johnson...1795. 3p.1.,
Vol.81. Finance, Taxes, Circulation, Public Credit &c.
1115 Dupont de Nemours, Pierre Samuel, 1739‑1817. De I'exportation et de 1'importation
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1118 Linguet, Simon Nicholas Henry, 1736‑1794. L'imp6t territorial ou la dixme roiale

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Ip.1.,37p.20cm. Titlevignette.･ (81‑6)
1351121 M. "* Bases pour taxer le pain. Par M. "'. De 1'imprimerie de Cailleau [1787?]

12p.20cm. kmprint]Somcolophon. (81‑7)1122 HocquartdeCoubron, Calculssurlacirculation,relativementauximp6ts,a1'aug‑mentation du prix des denrees, et a la diminution du taux de 1'int6ret de 1'argent. Par M.

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cultivateurs, une protection notable ... Par H. J. Hubert de Matigny ... Paris, 1787. 14p.

20cm. Tlftlevignette. (81‑11)1126 M6moire sur un point essentiel de la richesse de 1'6tat. [n.p., n.d.] 13p. 20cm.

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(81‑13)1128 Semblangay, Jacques de Beaune, baron de, d. 1527. Dialogue entre Semblangay,
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1129 [Baudeau, Nicolas] 1730‑1792? Idees d'un citoyen presque sexagenaire. Sur 1'etat
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denouveautes,1787. 5pts.2.fold.plates.20cm. an'32;&11;3gf11,31;64,tlp.
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1131 R6ponses aux idees d'un ecrivain presque sexagenaire, sur 1'etat actuel du royaume deFrance ... Seconde lettre, en r6ponse au NO. 1 ... Paris, Chez les libraires qui vendent lesnouveaut6s,1787.Ip.1.,30p.20cm. 7Vtievignette. (81‑17)1132 [BrissotdeWarville,Jacques‑Pierre]1754‑1793. Pointdebanqueroute,ouLettreaun
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Vol.82. Tracts on Taxation & Political Economy.
1133 Leblanc, Gabriel. Introduction a la science de 1'economie politique et de la statistiqueg6nerale; ouvrage elementaire ... Par Gabriel Leblanc ... Paris, Chez N. Renaudiere [etc.,

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1134 Grouber de Groubentall, Marc‑Ferdinand. Theorie generale de 1'administration politi‑
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1135 Ducrest, Charles Louis, marqttis de, 1747‑1824. M6moire sur 1'imp6t, consid6re dansses rapports avec Ia constitution. Par Charles‑Louis Ducrest ... A Paris, De 1'imprimerie de

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1136 Bearde de I'Abbaye, d. 1771. Recherches sur les moyens de supprimer les imp6ts,

preced6esde1'Examen. DeIanouvellescience. ParM.Beard6de1'Abbaye. Amsterdam,
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1137 Bergasse, Nicolas, 1750‑1832. Considerations sur la liberte du commerce; ouvrage oti
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L1138 Canard, Nicolas Francois, ca. 1750‑1833. Principes d'economie politique, ouvrage
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Paris, Chez Royez ... 1790. 1p.1., iij, 88, 54,[1] p. 20cm. (82‑8)137Vol.83. Tracts on Commerce.
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1144 Gentz, Friedrich von, 1764‑1832. Essai sur 1'6tat actuel de 1'administration desfinances et de la richesse national de la Grande‑Bretagne, par Fr6d6ric Gentz. Londres, Chez
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Vol.84. Tracts on Finance & Commerce.
1145 Philipps,Fabian,1601‑1690. Theantiquity,legality,reason,dutyandnecessityofpree‑
emption and pourveyance, for the king: or, Compositions for his pourveyance: as they wereused and taken for the provisons of the kings household, the small charge and burthen thereof
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marginal marks. Rage .234 incorrectly numbered 134 (84‑1)
1146 [Ascham, Antony] d. 1650. A seasonable discourse, wherein is examined what is
lawful during the confusions and revolutions of government; especially in the case of King
deserting his kingdoms: and how far a man may lawfully conform to the powers and commandsof those, who with various successes hold kingdoms. Whether it be lawful. I. In paying
taxes. II. In personal service. III. In taking oaths. IV. In giving himself up to a final
allegiance. As also, whether the nature of war be inconsistent with the nature of the Christianreligion. London, Printed, and are to be sold by Rich. Janeway ... 1689. [1], 1 p.1., 72p.

21cm. Leofofadverts.[1]:boundbooret.‑P.Aneweditionof̀ortheconjusionsand
revoltttions of governmen4 " 164& without the add2Vional chaptexs of the second edition, 1649.
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1147 [Lawrence, Thomas] 1645?‑1714. Some pitty on the poor: or, A way how poor people
may be supplied with labour and relief, without begging; particulary intended for the town of
Marlbrough in the County of Wilts, which occasioned another short form concerning the threenations of England, Scotland, and Ireland, with an appeal to the Parliament to encourage the138work ... [London? 1675?] 8p. 21cm. CtzPtion title. Lower margin closely tn'mmea withloss of tert hole in second andfourth lecU with lbss of text. (84‑3)
1148 Digges, Thomas. An essay on ways and means to maintain the honour and safety ofEngland, to encrease trade, merchandize, navigation, shipping, marriners and sea‑men, in war

or peace: written by Sir Walter Raleigh, Kt. With useful remarks and observations on ourharbours, ports and havens, principally those of Kent: by Sir Henry Sheers. London, Printed

intheyear,1701. 2p.1.,16p.21cm. in.f2ictwrittenbyTZzomasDigges,thoaghattributedby him to Sir VP'Zilter Raleigh or Sir Dztdlay Digges (ESTC) (84‑4)
1149 [Ramsay,James] 1672‑1749. Toleration'sfenceremoved,thethoughtsconcerningthe
present state of affairs in so far as they respect a toleration considered, and exposed; plain‑dealing with the presbyterians as it is not found, so not to be expected from prelatical
pamphleteers. Or a vindication of a letter from a gentleman to a member of Parliament
concerning toleration from all the cavils that have been advanced against it, and the wilfull
mistakes about it ... Edinburgh, Printed by George Mosman; and are to be sold at his shop in

theParliament‑closs,1703. 36p.21cm. Amplyto"TblerationdeLfended"byGeorgeBrown

and̀Sbmethozrghtsonthepresentstateofofairs"bySirArchibaldSinclair. (84‑5)
1150 Gt. Brit. T>fustees for the ,Fbiji?ited Estates of heltznd. The Report of the trustees
for the forfeited estates of Ireland, that was delivered to the Queen and Parliament of England.
Containing a short account of their proceedings, from the beginning of their commission, to theendthereof. Dublin,PrintedforJohnWare...1704. 7p.21cm. Fbremargintrimmed
1151 An Essay upon the necessity of raising the value of twenty millions of pounds at least,in either bills, bonds, tickets, or tallies of credit, according to Dr. Chamberlin's method; in orderto enable the king to carry on the war with France, and to pay off all' anticipations, to promotetrade, ease the nation of taxes, discharge mortgages, encourage a general fishery, employ thepoor, relieve prisoners, lower interest, and make good the loss by clipt‑money. London,

Printed, and sold by John Whitlock ... [1696] 20p. 21cm. Date gives in ms. 1696 on

t.‑P. Ylallbw stain, with some loss of text. (84‑7)

1152 E., S. The toutch‑stone of mony [sic] and commerce: or An expedient for increase of
trade, mony, and shipping in England. Shewing also how the arrears of the army, and otherpublique debts, may be forthwith satisfied, without laying more impositions upon the people, orburthen on trade. Together with Cvstome and excise regvlated. Wherein is manifest thedestruction of frade, by its ivregular management at present: with means to prevent the likeinconvenience for time to come. By S. E. ... London, Printed at the authors charge, for hiscountriesgood:andaretobesoldattheTurcksHead...[1659?] 1p.1.,33p.21cm. VL'Vng

gives date as 1654; given 1696 in ms. on t.‑P. (84‑8)
Vol.85. Tracts on Commerce & Finance.

1153 Beaujour, Louis Auguste F61ix, baron de, 1763‑1836. A view of the commerce ofGreece, formed after an annual average, from 1787 to 1797. By Felix Beaujour ... Translated

from the French by Thomas Hartwell Horne. London, Printed by H. L. Galabin for James

Wallis...1800. xvi,463,[1]p.fold.tab.21cm. Thranslationof7lrbleauducommercede139

la GreSce, fonne' d2ipres ztne anne'e mayenne, dePztis 1787 izrsqu'en 1797. (85‑1)
1154 McArthur, John, 1755‑1840. Financial and political facts of the eighteenth century;with comparative estimates of the revenue, expenditure, debts, manufactures, and commerce ofGreat Britain. By John M'Arthur ... 3d ed. With an appendix of useful and interesting
documents. The whole revised, corrected, and considerably enlarged. London, Printed for

J. Wright ... 1801. xxiii,[1], 337,[19] p. 21cm. (85‑2)1155 Playfair,William,1759‑1823. Thestatisticalbreviary;shewing,onaprincipleentirely
new, the resources of every state and kingdom in Europe; illustrated with stained copper‑plate
charts, representing the physical powers of each distinct nation with ease and perspicuity. By

WilliamPlayfair. Towhichisadded,asimilarexhibitionoftherulingpowersofHindoostan.
London, Printed by T. Bensley for J. Wallis [etc.,etc.] 1801. 64p. 5 fold. col. diagrs. 21cm.

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1156 Morgan, William, 1750‑1833. A comparative view of the public finances, from the
beginning to the close of the late administration ... By William Morgan ... London, Printed,

at the Oriental Press, by Wilson & Co. for J. Debrett ... 1801. 2 p.1., 75, 16p. 21cm.

1157 Viot, ,comte. Quelquesideessurlesfinances,parlec.Viot...[Paris,1'Imprime‑

riedesinstructionsd6cadaires...]AnVIII[1799‑1800]2p.1.,226p.21cm. (85‑5)1158 Proposals to government, for establishing that system of regulations, most favorable to
the keeping the price of corn at what it ought to bear ... with reflections on the advantages

and disadvantages of country banks, also on the mode & expediency of bringing gold into
circulation in this country, equally in bullion as coin ... Glocester, Printed by R. Raikers, andsold by Messrs. Washbourn [etc., etc.] 1801. 2p.l., 54,[1]p. 21cm. (85‑6)
1159 Keith, George Skene, 1752‑1823. A general view of the corn trade and corn laws ofGreat Britain. By the Rev. George Skene Keith. From the Farmer's Magazine for August
1802. Edinburgh, Printed Archibald Constable, by D. Willson, 1802. 1 p.1., 20, [1] p. tables

1160 King, Peter King, 7th baron, 1776‑1833. Thoughts on the restriction of payments inspecie at the banks of England and Ireland. By Lord King. London, Printed for Cadell andDavies[etc.][1803] 2p.l.,106p.21cm. MS.maigz'nalnotesandunde2aliniirg. (85‑8)1161 Essays on the population of Ireland, and the characters of the Irish. By a member of thelast Irish Parliament ... London, Printed by and for C. and R. Baldwin ... 1803. 2 p.1., 56,[3]p.21cm. Dmplicatecopt1177 . (85‑9)1162 Observations on woollen machinery. Leeds, Printed by Edward Baines, 1803. 24p.

1163 Serious reflections on paper money in general, particularly on the alarming inundationof forged bank notes, with hints for remedying an evil threatening destruction to the internal

trade of the kingdom. In which are included observations on Mr. Thornton's Enquiry

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concerning the paper credit of Great Britain. London, Printed for R. Thurgood [etc.] by W.

Nicholson ... 1802. viii, 9‑62, [2]p. 21cm. (85‑11)1164 An Englishman's letters relative to the trade between Great Britain and the East‑
Indies. In which the exclusive rights of the East‑India Company, and the rights of the private
merchants, under the act of 1793, are discussed. London, Printed by J. Wright; and sold by J.

Stockdale ... 1802. Ip.1., 79p. 21cm. (85‑12)1165 A letter to the proprietors of East India stock, respecting the present situation of thecompany's affairs both abroad and at home; in answer to the statements given in the latter partof the third report of the Special Committee, of the court of directors respecting private trade,
dated the 25th of March, 1802. London, Printed for J. Hatchard ... 1802. viii, 113, [1]p. 21cm.

(85‑13)1166 The Utility of country banks considered. London, Printed for J. Hatchard ... 1802.

86,[2]p. 21cm. MS. note. NUC notes: incorrectly ascn'bed to ,Fbancis Hbnier f1778‑

18171 revietved by him in T7ze Edinburgh Review, Oct. 1802. (85‑14)1167 Steel, David, fZ. 1794. Steel's Tables of the British custom and excise duties, with the

drawbacks, bounties, & allowances, disposed in a new and more perspicuous alphabeti6alarrangement than any heretofore ... To which are added, The duties payable upon imports into

GreatBritainandIreland...2ded.,veryconsiderablyimproved. ByDavidSteel. London,
PrintedforDavidSteel,byGalabin...1801.iv,136,24p.21cm. FirstPztblishedin1799.
(85‑15)Vol. 86. Tracts on Finance, Paper Currency, Coin & Exchange &c.
1168 Congleton, Henry Brooke Parnell, lst baron, 1776‑1842. 0bservations upon the stateof currency in Ireland, and upon the course of exchange between Dublin and London. By
Henry Parnell ... 3d ed. Dublin, Printed for M. N. Mahon; London, Reprinted forJ. Johnson[etc., etc.] 1804. 2 p.1., 62, 65‑80p. 21cm: 1lossibly wanting final alipendix. MS.

marginal rztles and ztnderlinings. ]FVrst edition also the same year. (86‑1)
1169 An Enquiry into the depreciation of Irish bank paper, its effects and causes, and a
remedy proposed ... Dublin, Printed for M.N. Mahon... 1804. 1 p.1., x, 93p. 21cm (86‑2)

1170 Foster,JohnLeslie,d.1842. Anessayontheprincipleofcommercialexchanges,andmore particularly of the exchange between Great Britain and Ireland: with an inquriry into thepractical effects of the bank restrictions. By John Leslie Foster ... London, Printed for J.

Hatchard...1804.xv,209p.2fold.tables.21cm. MS.marginalnotesandztnderlinings.
(86‑3)
1171 Dorrien‑Magens, Magens. An inquiry into the real difference between actual money,
consisting of gold and silver, and paper money of various descriptions. Also, an examination
into the constitutions of banks; and the impossibility of their combining the two characters ofbank and exchequer. By Magens Dorrien Magens... London, Printed for J. Asperne ... 1804.

vi,[1],68p.21cm. MS.marginalrules. (86‑4)
1411172 Plomer,Thomas. ThespeechofThomasPIomer...AddressedtothecommitteeoftheHouse of Commons, to whom a bill to repeal of certain regulations & restrictions, contatinedin various acts of Parliament, relating to the woollen trade, had been referred ... Glocester,Printed by D. Walker; sold by Cadell and Davies ... 1804. 90p. 21cm. (86‑5)
1173 Wakefield, Daniel, 1776‑1846 An essay upon political ceconomy; being an inquiry into
the truth of the two positions of the French ceconomists; that labour employed in manufacturesis unproductive; and that all taxes ultimately fall upon, or settle in the surplus produce of land.

By Daniel Wakefield ... 2d ed. London, Printed for F.C. and J. Rivington ... 1804. 3
p.1.,120p.21cm. FirstPublishedintheattthor's̀Aninqzti2yintotheFrench(nconomists

1174 The Memorial of thejourneymen calico printers, and others connected with their trade.

London, Printed by B. McMillan ... 1804. 23p. 21cm. (86‑7)1175 Sheffield, John Baker Holroyd, lst earl of 1735‑1821. Strictures on the necessity of
inviolably maintaining the navigation and colonial system of Great Britain. By Lord Shef‑

field. London, Printed for J. Debrett ... 1804. iv, 65,[2] p. 21cm. (86‑8)
1176 [Herries, John Charles] 1778‑1855. A reply to some financial mistatements [sic],inand out of Parliament ... London, Printed for J. Hatchard ... 1803. viii, 68, [1]p. fold. tab.

21cm. FbrauthorshipcomparewithKress. (86‑9)1177 Essays on the population of Ireland, and the characters of the Irish. By a member of thelast Irish Parliament ... London, Printed by and for C. and R. Baldwin ... 1803. 2 p.1., 56,[3]P.21cm. Dziplicatecopyl161 (86‑10)1178 Howison, William. An investigation into the principles and credit of the circulation of
paper money, or bank notes, in Great Britain ... Together with the discussion of the question,

whether the restraining law in favour of the Bank of England from paying notes in money,
ought or ought not to be continued as a measure of state? By William Howison Esq. London,

Printed for John Stockdale ... 1803. 75, [3]p. 21cm. (86‑11)1179 [Walker, George] fl. 1803. 0bservations, founded on facts, upon the propriety or
impropriety of exporting cotton twist, for the purpose of being manufactured into cloth byforeigners ... London, Printed for J. Debrett ... by A. Wilson ... 1803. 1 p.1., 2, 64p. 21cm.

Fbr aztthoxship compare with Golclsmitlzs. (86‑12)'1180 Gray, John. The income tax scrutinized, and some amendments proposed to render it
more agreeable to the British Constitution. By John Gray ... London, Printed for H. D.

Symonds...1802.2p.1.,84p.21cm. MS.marginalrules. (86‑13)1181 Rose, .George, 1744‑1818. Considerations on the debt on the civil list. By the Right

Hon.GeorgeRose...London,PrintedforJ.Hatchard...1802. 2p.1.,40p.21cm. MS.

notes, ntles and ztnderlinings. (86‑14)1182 Morgan, William, 1750‑1833. A comparative view of the public finances, from the
beginning to the close of the late administration ... By William Morgan ... London, Printed,

142at the Oriental Press, by Wilson & Co. for J. Debrett ... 1801. 2 p.1., 75, 16p. 21cm.

1183 Coutinho, Jose Joaquim da Cunha de Azeredo, hP., 1743?‑1818. A political essay on
the commerce of Portugal and her colonies, particularly of Brasil in South America. By J. J.
da Cunha de Azeredo Coutinho ... Translated from the Portuguese. London, Printed for, andsoldbyG.G.andJ.Robinson...1801. 3p.1.,v,[4],198,[2]p.20cm. Thranslationof"Ensaio economico sobre o comercio de Pbrttagal e suas colonitzs ..." Lisbosa, IZ94. Dmplicate

1184 [Dorrien‑Magens,Magens] Thougtsuponanewcoinageofsilver,moreespeciallyas
it relates to an alteration in the division of the pound troy. By a banker. London, Printed

forJohnSewell[etc.]1798. vi,[1],104p.21cm. Authorlsnameinms.ont.‑P. MS.

marginal rules and underlining. Dmplicate ccpt 840 (86‑17)1185 [Rusticus,Junicus]Pseztd. Enumerationofthecontributions,confiscations,andrequi‑sitions of the French nation' with an account of the countries revolutionalized since the'commencement of the present war. Extracted from official documents. Translated fromthe German ... London, Printed for W. Clarke ... 1798. 36p. 21cm. Signed at encl:
junicus Rusticus. ̀tA letter to a noble Lorzt on the civil Policy of the ancients, or the n'se aitd

fall of ropublics'1' P.[es]‑36. (86‑18)1186 [Anstie, John] A general view of the bill presented to Parliament during the lastsession, for preventing the illicit exportation of British wool and live sheep ... With miscellane‑ous reflections on the woollen manufacture, as connected with the present enquiry. Addressedto the most noble the Marquis of Landsdown, by the chairman of the general meeting. Bath,Printed by R. Cruttwell; and sold by C. Dilly ... 1787. [3]‑136p. 21cm. Hbij‑title'

wanting.Chairmanofthegeneralmeeting‑.lbhnAnstie,whosignsP.116. (86‑19)1187. 0bservations on Mr. Dundas's letter, of the 30th of June, 1801, to the chairman anddeputy chairman, of the East India Company. London, Printed by W. Williams... for J. S.

Jordan... 1801. 32,[4] p. 21cm. (86‑20)1188 Case of the woollen weavers, in the counties of Gloucester, Somerset, & Wilts. [London]

Printed for Boyle, Lovibond [etc.] by W. Smith ... [1803] [3]p. 30×20cm, folded to 12×20cm. indorsed. Coptiontitle:Clothiersbill.inthe7'ighthonottrabletheHbuseofLorcis.

Caseofthewoollenweave2s,inthecountiesofGloucesteagSbmersetandVVilt$. (86‑21)1189 Observations, &c. on woollen machinery. [London] Printed for Boyle, Lovibond[etc.,etc.]byW.Smith...[n.d.]19p.21cm. CkePtiontitle. imPeij?7cltt.‑P.wanting.
(86‑22)1190 Woollen‑CIothWeavers'Society,Glocestershire. Rulesandarticlestobeobservedand
kept by the members of a Friendly Society or called the Woollen‑Cloth Weavers' Society,instituted for the purposes hereinafter mentioned, and begun the 24th day of September, 1802.

Glocester, Printed by Walker ... 1802. 15p. 21cm. (86‑23)1191 Uiiltshire.Rulesandarticlestobeobservedandkeptbythemembersofa
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Friendly Society or club, called the Woollen‑Cloth Weavers' Society, instituted for the purposeshereinafter mentioned, and begun the 24th, day of September, 1802. Trowbridge, Printed by

Edward Sweet, 1802. 11p. 18cm. (86‑24)
1192 0bjections upon the part of the bankers in Scotland to the limitation of the re‑issuingof the notes of bankers, proposed by the present stamp bill, and to the duties on bills of

exchange. London, Printed by A. Strahan ... 1804. 6p. 32×20cm, folded to 12×20cm.

Vol.87. Tracts on Finance, Manufactures, Trade & Revenue.
1193 Remarks on the present state of the distillery of England and Scotland; containing areview of the different publication of the Scotch on that subiect. Together with an impartial
statement of the evidence and other circumstances brought forward during the late contest.
To which is added, an authentic account of the excise duties for England and Scotland, paid into

the exchequer from the 5th of April 1787, to the 5th April 1788. London, Printed at the
Logographic Press, and sold by Robson and Clarke [etc., etc.] [n. d.] 3 p.1., 90p. 20cm.

(87‑1)

1194 ABilltoencouragetheimprovementoflands,tenements,andhereditaments,held
under settlements of strict entail, in that part of Great Britain called Scotland. [n.p.] 1769.

8p.25cm,foldedto19cm. bzdbrsed. (87‑2)
1195 Bennet,John,]7.1736. Twolettersandseveralcalculationsonthesugarcoloniesand

trade; addressed to two committees nominated by the West‑India merchants, &c. With anappendix: containing, I. Four letters, concerning the flourishing condition ... of the Frenchsugar colonies ... and decay of the British sugar colonies ... 2. Some proposals ... By Mr.
Bennett, late agent in the VLTest‑Indies ... London, Printed for R. Montagu ... 1738. 1 p.1.,

xxxi, [1], 73, [1]p. 20cm. (87‑3)

1196 Observations upon a bill, entituled, An act for taking away, and abolishing the heritablejurisdictions in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, and for restoring suchjurisdiction to

the crown; and for making more effectual provision for the administration ofjustice throughoutthat part of the United Kingdom, by the King's courts and judges there; and for rendering thevnion more complete ... Edinburgh, Printed in the year, 1747. 33p. 19cm. ,Hdeij‑title

zvanting. Bill of APril Z1747 enacted 20 Geo. 1:r. c. 43. (87‑4)
1197 [Robinson,Chistopher, izt̀ige of King's Bench, Ireland] Considerationsonthe latebill
for payment of the remainder of the national debt, in which the occasion of inserting the clauserelative to His Majesty's consent, and the arguments in support of such right in the crown, areimpartially stated. 5th ed. Dublin, Printed by R. James ... 1754. 60p. 20cm. First

edition also the same year. (87‑5)

1198 Rematks on a pamphlet intitled, Considerations on the late bill for paying the national
debt, &c. ... Number I‑ IIll,and supplement. Dublin, Printed in the year, 1754. 5v. 20cm.

Ia16)la5a.28P.FburnumbersandaszipPlementalltlutttverePztblished. (87‑6)
1199 [Cox,SirRichard,2dbart.] 1702‑1766 . The proceeding of the honourable House of144

Commons of Ireland, in rejecting the altered money‑bill, on December 17, 1753, vindicated byauthorities taken from the law and usage of Parliament. Wherein are occasionally exposed
the fallacies of two pamphlets, intitled, "Considerations on the late bill, &c." ‑And "Observa‑
tions relative to the Iate bill for paying off the residue of the national debt."... 3d ed. Dublin,

PrintedforPeterWilson...1754. 48p.20cm. Oǹ℃onsiderationsonthelatebill...,"by ChristQpher Robinson, and ̀Some observations relative to the late bill ...," ascribed to David

Bindon. Fixst edition, 1754. 96Z}. Another ed. 1344 (87‑7)1200 [Leland, John] 1691‑1766. The case fairly stated: or, An inquiry how far the clauselately rejected by the honourable House of Commons, would, if it had passed, have affected theliberties of the people of Ireland. Dublin, Printed for R. Main ... 1754. iv, 51, [1] p. 20cm.

Attthor's attribtttion on t.‑P.: ascribed to Dr Leland. (87‑8)1201 Truth against craft: or, Sophistry and falsehood detected. In ansewer to a pamphlet
intitled, The case fairly stated: and likewise to The defence of the considerations ... Dublin,

Printed in the year 1754. 86p. 20cm. (87‑9)1202 A Vindication of truth against craft; in answer to the defence of The case fairly stated:in a letter to the author of said case and defence ... Dublin, Printed in the year 1754. 48p.

20cm. ReplytolbhnLeland. (87‑10)1203 [Cox, Sir Richard, 2d bart.] 1702‑1766. A letter from Dionysius to the renowned

triumvirate...Dublin,PrintedforPeterWilson,1754. 24p.20cm. 7itlevignette.
(87‑11)1204 [Dorset, Lionel Cranfield Sackville, lst d2tke of] 1688‑1765. Comrnon sense: in a
letter to a friend ... 4th ed., with additions. Dublin, Printed in the year 1755. 47, [9]p.

20cm. Titlevignette. IVrsteditionalsosameyear.ErralaslipPastedonP.4Z (87‑12)1205 A Letter from a gentleman in England, to his friend in Scotland, concerning the forfeitedannexedestatesthere;withtheanswer.[London,1756].1p.1.,6p.20cm. (87‑13)1206 [Shebbeare, John] 1709‑1788. A third Ietter to the people of England. On liberty,
taxes, and the application of public money ... London, Printed for J. Scott ... 1756. 1 p.1.,

1207 [Temple, William] of Tbrozvbndge. A vindication of commerce and the arts; provingthat they are the source of the greatness, power, riches and populousness of a state. Being an
examination of Mr. Bell's Dissertation upon populousness, read in the schools ... Wherein Mr.

Bell's Calumnies on trade are answered, his arguments refuted, his system explored, and theprincipal causes of populosity assigned. With a large appendix, containing remarks on that partof the estimate of the manners and principles of the times, which relates to trade and com‑

merce.ByI B ,M.D....London,PrintedforJ.Nourse...1758.xvi,137,[1]p.
1208 [Swinton, John Swinton, lord ] d. 1799. A free disquisition concerning the Iaw ofentails in Scotland. Occasioned by some late proposals for amending that law ... Edinburgh,145

Printed for A. Kincaid [etc.] 1765. Ip.1., 101p. 20cm. (87‑16)1209 Edinburgh. thczalty of Advocates. Heads for a bill to amend the law concerning
taillies in that part of Great Britain called Scotland. By the faculty of advocates. Edinburgh,

Printed in the year 1765. 16p. 20cm. (87‑17)1210 [Knox,William] 1732‑1810. Thepresentstateofthenation:particularlywithrespect
to its trade, finances, &c. &c. Addressed to the King and both houses of Parliament.

London,PrintedforJ.Almon...1768. [3]‑103p.20cm. Hizlf‑titlewanting. Sometimes

also attn'ubuted to George Grenville and to 1112omas PI)7urtely. (87‑18)1211 The Great advantage of eating pure and genuine bread, comprehending the heart of thewheat, with all its flour ... recommending to magistrates, particularly in London, such an
impartial distribution of justice in the execution of the act regulating the asssize of standard
wheaten bread, as may prove equally beneficial to the miller, the baker, and the consumer ofthebread. Byanadvocatefortrade. London,SoldatMrs.Woodfall's[etc.,etc.]1773. 1

p.1.,59p.20cm. Sbmetimesattn'butedtoT7zomtzsPOwnall. (87‑19)1212 [Arnot, Hugo] 1749‑1786. A letter to the heritors, farmers, and inhabitants of theCounty of Edinburgh ... concerning the establishment of an additional imposition, by raising
all the tolls in the neighbourhood of the city; and exacting new tolls at the Water‑gate andWester road to Leith. By a citizen. Edinburgh, Printed for W. Creech, 1775. 27p. 20cm.

1213 [Brown, James] .fl. I763‑1775. The importance of the Cowgate‑Bridge, &c. consid‑

ered. Edinburgh, Printed in the year 1775. 26p.20cm. (87‑21)1214 Tucker, Josiah, 1712‑1799. Cui Bono? or, An inquiry, what benefits can arise either tothe English or the Americans, the French, Spaniards, or Dutch, from the greatest victories, or
successes, in the present war? Being a series of letters, addressed to Monsieur Necker... By
Josiah Tucker ... Glocester, Printed by R. Raikes, for T. Cadell, [London];sold also by Evansand Hazell ... 1781. 141, [1] p. 20cm. (87‑22)1215 Reflectionsonthepresentlowpriceofcoarsewools,itsimmediatecauses,andits probable remedies. By Josiah Tucker ... London, Printed for T. Cadell ... 1782. 46,

1216 [Knox,John]1720‑1790. AviewoftheBritishEmpire,moreespeciallyScotland;withsome proposals for the improvement of that country, the extension of its fisheries, and the reliefof the people. London, Printed for J. Walter [etc., etc.] 1784. 1 p.1., lxx, 113, [1] p. 20cm.

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1217 [Gordon, Thomas] .fl. 1784. General remarks on the British fisheries. By a North
Briton. London, Printed for J. Murray [etc., etc.] 1784. 2 p.1., 60p. incl. tab. 20cm.

1218 [Rose, John] An‑essay upon the British fisheries: wherein the errors of the system on
which they are at present conducted, are printed out; a better system is recommended; and146

sundry experiments, tending to improvement, are proposed. The whole is humbly submitted toconsideration of the public. By a Caledonian fisher. Edinburgh, Printed for William Creech,

1785. 2p.1., 40p. 20cm. (87‑26)

1219 Pitcairn, George. A retrospective view of the Scots fisheries; with observations andremarks, humbly suggesting the probable means of preserving and improving them. By

GeorgePitcairn...Edinburgh,Printedintheyear1785. 26p.19cm. Anothered.1240(87‑27)1220 Dundonald, Archibald Cochran, 9th earl of 1749?‑l831. Thoughts on the manufac‑
tures and trade of salt, on the herring fisheries, and on the coal‑trade in Great Britain. By the

Earl of Dundonald. Edinburgh, Printed for William Creech, 1784. 2 p.1., 52p. 20cm.
Much of the text of this zvork was in:comporated by the attthor in TVte Present state of the

manzij2zcture of salt emplainea 1785. (87‑28)
1221 New theory of taxation, by a Society of Young Gentlemen at the cockpit; humbly
submitted to the consideration of the House of Commons. Edinburgh, Printed in the year

1222 Wansey, Henry, 1752?‑1827. Wool encouraged without exportation; or, Practicalobservations on wool and the woollen manufacture. In two parts ... By Henry Wansey ...
London, Printed for T. Cadell... 1791. 3 p.1., vi, 72, [4],2p. 20cm. ̀C[Lont Lotrghborotrgh's
Charge to the grand iuizy of Vliilts, at the late assizes at Skelisbu7y ... 1791" (by .Aleuander

Wizdderburn Rosslyn) .2P. at encl: misbounded dier 1216 (87‑30)
Vol.88. Tracts on Commerce & the Price of Provisions.
1223 Thornton,Henry,1760‑1815. Anenquiry' intothenatureandeffectsofthepapercredit
ofGreat Britain. By Henry Thornton ... London, Printed forJ. Hatchard [etc.] 1802. xii,

1224 Wheatley, John, 1772‑1830. Remarks on currency and commerce. By John Wheat‑ley ... London, Printed by T. Burton, for Cadell and Davies, 1803. vi, [1], 262p. 21cm.

MS. underlinings and side ntle& marginal notes thronghout. (88‑2)
1225 Coutinho, Jose Joaquim da Cunha de Azeredo, tip., 1743?‑1818. A political essay on
the commerce of Portugal and her colonies, particularly of Brasil in South America. By J. J.
da Cunha de Azeredo Coutinho ... Translated from the Portuguese. London, Printed for, andsoldbyG.G.andJ.Robinson...1801. 3p.1.,v,[4],198,[2]p.21cm. Thranslationof"Ensaio econonzico sob7e o comercio de Pbrtugal e suas coloniczs ..."Lisbosa, 1794. Dmplicate

1226 [Boase, Henry] 1763‑1827. Guineas an unnecessary and expensive incumbrance oncommerce; or, The impolicy of repealing the bank restriction bill considered. 2d ed. To whichis added an appendix, shewing the influence that the restriction bill has upon our foreignexchange and commerce ... London, W. Bulmer and Co., for G. and W. Nicol [etc.], 1803.

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1227 Corbaux, Francis, 1769?‑1843. Vues de finances et de credit public, pr6sent6es au
premier consul, par Frangois Corbaux junior ... A Paris, De 1'imperimerie de Crapelet et setrouvechez1'auteur...Frimaire,AnXI[1802]48p.21cm. "ArbticesztrleDictionnaire":

1228 LaffondeLadEbat,AndreDaniel,1746‑1829. 0bservationssurlecreditterritorial;par
Laffon Lad6bat. Paris, De 1'imprimerie de la Banque territoriale, 1802. iii‑vi, [7]‑30p.

21cm. HZzlf‑titlewantiiag. (88‑6)1229 Corry,Isaac. Irishloanof1800.SubstanceofthespeechoftheRightHonourableIsaac
Corry, Chancellor of the Exchequer ... on the petition of Parliament of Luke White Esq.
respecting the loan, with the documents referred to in the speech. Dublin, Printed by John

Rea...1800.78p.21cm.thge4,6:92nisnzt2nberedi60respectively. (88‑7)1230 Sheffield, John Baker HolroYd, lst earl of 1735‑1821. Part III. of Remarks on the
deficiency of grain; on the means of present relief, and of future plenty. By John, Lord

Sheffield. London, Printed for J. Debrett ... 1801. 1 p.1., p.121‑246. 21cm. His
̀fRemaneis on the deficienay of grain, occationed by the bad harvest of 1799 ...'t' Londbn,1231 Brewer, George, b. 1766. The rights of the poor considered; with the causes and effects

of monopoly, and a plan of remedy by means of a popular progressive excise. By George

Brewer...London,PrintedforJ.Debrett...1800.xii,[13]‑100p.21cm. (88‑9)1232 Brand,FitzJohn, 1744?‑1808. Adeterminationoftheaveragedepressionofthepriceof wheat in war, below that of the preceding peace; and of its readvance in the following ...
By J. Brand ... London, Printed for F. and C. Rivington, 1800. 1 p.1., 102p. incl. tables.

1233 Parsons, Thomas, BaPtist minister. Letters to a member of the British Parliament,on the absurdity of popular prejudices; the causes of the present high price of food; the meansof speedy alleviation; and measures most proper for securing future plenty. By Thomas
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1234 [Symmons, John] 1781‑1842. Thoughts on the present prices of provisions, theircauses and remedies; addressed to all ranks of people. By an independent gentleman. London,

PrintedbyBunneryandGold,forT.Reynolds...1800.2p.1.,87p.21cm. (88‑12)1235 Brooke, William,fZ.1800. The true causes of our present distress for provisions; witha natural, easy, and effectual plan, for the future prevention of so great a calamity. With
some hints respecting the absolute necessity of an encreased population. By William Brooke,

F.S.A. London, Printed by C. Whittingham, for H.D. Symonds [etc.] 1800. iv, 85, [3]p.

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(88‑14)1237 Burke,Edmund, 1729?‑1797. Thoughtsanddetailsonscarcity,originallypresentedto
the Right Hon. William Pitt, in the month of November 1795. By the late Right Honourable
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(88‑15)1238 Reflectionsonthejustice,advantage,andnecessityofIimiting,withinacertaincompass,
the price of wheat, by legislative authority, addressed to both houses of Parliament. By theauthor of dearness of provisions, &c. Oxford, Printed by Dawson and Co, and sold by Mrs.
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1239 Tucker, Josiah, 1712‑1799. A brief essay on the advantages & disadvantages which
respectively attend France and Great‑Britain, with regard to trade. By Josiah Tucker ...

London,PrintedforJohnStockdale...1787. xvi,[17]‑96,[8]p.21cm. "71zefiTstofthefollowing works ... is now mpn'nted from the thint edition in 17Zi3"‑of. Advertisement.
includes [invid I)ktme's 71hree essays. I. On the balance of trade. 1]". On the iealottsy of trade.

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1240 Pitcairn, George. A retrospective view of the Scots fisheries; with observations andremarks, humbly suggesting the probable means of preserving and improving them. With anessay to the Highland Society of Edinburgh, and a letter to the Right Hon. the Earl of
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ed....Edinburgh,1787. 164p.29cm. Ilage19misnumbered9. Firstedition1785.tsee
1219) VVith a divisional t.‑P. on P. 20: Zn essay on the Stots fiSheries, imd bojiore theHighland Sbciely ... in October 1785 ...' (89‑2)
1241 [Colquhoun, Patrick] 1745‑1820. ･An important crisis, in the callico and muslin
manufactory in Great Britain, explained. [London, 1788] 28p. 20cm. CtzPtion tide.

‑.Fbr authozship compare with Goldsmiths. (89‑3)
1242 Commerell, abbe' de, d. 1799. An account of the culture and use of the mangel wurzel,

or root of scarcity. Translated from the French of the Abbe de Commerell ..: 4th ed.

London, Printed for Charles Dilly [etc.] 1788. xxxix, 52p. col. front. 21cm. 7Vtle
vignette. Fhrench original ̀CMemoire et instruction sztr la cultu.te l'usage et les avanttrges de laracine de dis' ette'; tr. by lbhn Coaklay Lettsom. First ed. in iFlrench in 178a first Ehaglish ed.

1243 Deinpster,George,1736‑1818. Adiscoursecontainingasummaryoftheproceedingsof
the directors of the Society for Extending the Fisheries and Improving the Sea Coasts of GreatBritain, since the 25th March, 1788. And some thoughts on the present emigrations froM theHighlands. By George Dempster ... Together with Some reflections intended to promote thesuccess of the said society, by John Gray ... London, Printed for G. and T. Wilkie [etc.]1491789. iv,[3]‑87p.fold.plate.20cm. Ebfmlaslip inserted. thssihly haij‑ntle wantlng.
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1244 Hamilton,JamesEdward. AlettertothepeopleofEnglanduponthepresentcrisis;byJames Edward Hamilton ... London, Printed for the author, and sold by J. Debrett [etc.,etc.][1790?] lp.1., 15p. 21cm. (89‑6)

1245 Donaldson, John. Miscellaneous proposals for increasing our national wealth twelve
millions a year; and also for augmenting the revenue without a new tax, or the further
extension of the excice laws. By John Donaldson... London, Printed for the author, and soldby J. Murray ... 1790. 3p.1., viii, 58p. 21cm. (89‑7)
1246 Anderson, James, 1739‑1808. Two Ietters to Sir John Sinclair, Baronet, Preseident of

the Board of Agriculture, on the subject of draining wet and boggy lands, &c. By James
Anderson ... Edinburgh, Printed for G. G. J. & J. Robinson[ etc.] 1796. 1 p.1., 32 [i.e. 33]

1247 Royal Highland and Agrucultural Society of Scotland. Report of the Committee ofthe Highland Society of Scotland, to whom the subject of Shetland wool was referred. Withan appendix, containing some papers, drawn up by Sir John Sinclair and Dr Anderson, inreferrence to the said Report ... Edinburgh, Printed for the use of the Society, and sold by W.

Creech[etc.,etc.]1790. vi,81p.20cm. PresenlationcqPy;ms.cledicationonhalft.‑p.
̀7b the hon'ble Lont Szvinton, .finm the thghland Sociely of Scotland'. (89‑9)1248 Anderson, James, 1739‑1808. Prospectus of an intended new periodical work, to becalled The bee, or universal Iiterary intelligencer. To be published weekly; and to contain ...
By James Anderson ... Edinburgh, Printed by Mundell and Son ... [1790] Broad folio 2 sheets,foldedto20×11cm. Atheadoftitle:[Edinburgh,Azrgztst1790] (89‑10)1249 Sinclair, Sir John, bart., 1754‑1834. Address to the Society for the Improvement ofBritish Wool; constituted at Edinburgh, on Monday, January 31. 1791.
Edinburgh, Printed for the use of the Society; and sold by W. Creechviii,46p.21cm. Withahaij‑title.

By Sir John Sinclair ...
[etc., etc.] 1791. [iii]‑(89‑11)1250 Redhead, [William] Observations on the different breeds of sheep, and the state of
sheep farming in some of the principal counties of England. Drawn up from a report transmit‑
ted to Sir John Sinclair, Baronet, chairman of the Socjety for the Improvement of British Wool.

By Messrs Redhead, Laing, and Marshall ... Edinburgh, Printed by W. Smellie, and sold by

W. Creech [etc., etc.] 1792. 7, xviii, 99p. 21cm. (89‑12)1251 Keith,GeorgeSkene,1752‑1823. TractsonthecornlawsofGreatBritain,containing
I. An inquiry into the principles, by which all corn laws ought to be regulated. II. Applicationof these principles to the corn laws of Great Britain ... III. Inquiry into the expediency of
repealing all our corn laws ...IV. Outlines of a new corn bill ... By George Skene Keith ...

[Aberdeen?]1792.1p.1.,36,38‑43p.fold.tab.20cm. 71hefoldinglablebetweenP.36and
38. Advance copy, which calledfor Goldsmiths: having no Place or Printer in the impn'n4 andlacks the second of two tables, whicla has a list of euata at foot. Author's presentation copy

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with inscmption [mzttilatedi(89‑13)1252 Westminster Society for Insurance on Lives and Suryivorships, and Granting Annu‑
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and Granting Annuities, established in London 1792 Robert Allan of Edinburgh, agent.

Edinburgh,PrintedbyRobertAIIan...[1792.]14p.incl.tables.20cm. (89‑14)1253 Anderson, James, 1739‑1808. 0bservations on the effects of the coal duty upon the
remote and thinly peopled coasts of Britain; tending to show, that if it were there removed, theindustry of the people would be excited, the prosperity of the country promoted, and the amountof the revenue augumented to an astonishing degree. By James Anderson ... and editor of

The bee ... Edinburgh, Printed for the author, 1792. 32p. 20cm. (89‑15)1254 Royal Society of Arts, London. Rules and orders of the Society instituted at London,

fortheencouragementofarts,manufactures,andcommerce. London,Printed,byorderofthe

SocietybyT.SpilsburyandSon...1795. 32p.incl.tables.22cm. MS.notesont.‑P.
1255 Gt.Britain. 7Veatie& etc., 1760‑1820 (Ceorge ,[l7) Treaty of amity, commerce, andnavigation, between His Britannic Majesty, and the United States of America conditionallyratified by the senate of the United States, at Philadelphia, June 24, 1795. To which is annexed

a copious appendix. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Printed by Lang & Ustick, for Mathew Carey, 1795.

1256 Considerationsuponfraudsontherevenue. Addressedtotheseriousgoodsenseofthe
people of Great Britain ... London, Printed for J. Hatchard [etc.] 1799. 1 p.l., 36p. 22cm.

Leof of t.‑P. transposed between P. 16 and 17. (89‑18)1257 Grellier,JohnJames. Thetermsofalltheloanswhichhavebeenraisedforthepublic
service during the last fifty years: with an introductory account of the principal loans prior tothat period, and observations on the rate of interest paid for the money borrowed. By J. J.
Grellier. London, Printed by H. L. Galabiri: and sold by J. Johnson [etc.] 1799. iv, 47p.

1258 Tinseau d'Amondans, Charles Marie Therbse Leon, 1749‑1822. Statistical view ofFrance,compiledfromauthenticdocuments. BychevalierdeTinseau. London,Printedfor
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Vol.90. Religious Houses, Revenue of the Romans, Public Debt, Taxes &c.
1259 [DuFkett, George] 1684‑1732. A summary of all the religious houses in England andWales, with their titles and valuations at the time of their dissolution. And a calculation ofwhat they might be worth at this day. Together with an appendix concerning the several
religious orders that prevail'd in this kingdom ... London, Printed for James Knapton [etc.]

1717. xxiv, 100, [4]p. 20cm. Also ascn'bed to Gilbert Bumet, Bishcip of Sblisbury by
Htithett and Laing; to TVtomas Burnet and George Ducket4 by ESTC. Title within clouble line1511260 A Computation of the increase of London, and parts adjacent; with some causes thereof,
and remarks thereon: particularly, with respect to the influence such increase of the capital
may have on the body of the nation, its constitution and liberties. London, Printed in the year

1719. 22p.20cm. Errtzta: not Pastea not Printed. Hblf‑title wa}zting. A4S.marginal

1261 InstructionsfortheofficersoftheLondondistillery. London,Printedintheyear1722.
36p. 17cm. 7Vtie vignette. "kzstntctionsfor di'cers who only sztrveiy dealers in brandy ({}c.

in London"ftvith special t.‑P.): P. f21 J‑29. (90‑3)

1262 A Letter from a member of Parliament for a borough in the west, to a noble lord in his
neighbourhood there, concerning the excise‑bill, and the manner and causes of Iosing it.

London,PrintedforJ.Roberts...1733.32p.20cm. 71tlevignette. (90‑4)
1263 The Norfolk scheme: or A letter to William Pulteney, Esq; on the present posture ofaffairs, particularly with relation to the scheme for altering the method of collecting therevenues, by converting the customs into excises ... 2d ed. London, Printed for J. Wilford...

1733. iv, [5]‑48p. 20cm. Seqttent Page numbers couttsed. Ripe772zztlts in E'. First

edition also the same year. (90‑5)1264 [Bath, William Pulteney, earl of] 1684‑1764. A letter from a member of Parliament
to his friend in the country; giving his reasons for opposing the farther extension of excise laws;

and shewing, that had the late attempt succeeded, it had been destructive of Parliament, andfataltotheconstitution...London,PrintedbyH.Haines[1733]28p.20cm. Dategives
1265 [Egmont,JohnPerceval,2dearlof]1711‑1770. Thenatureofthepresentexcise,and
the consequences of its farther extension, examined. In a letter to a member of Parlia‑

ment ... London, Printed for J. Roberts ... 1733. 60p. 20cm. (90‑7)1266 [Chassepol, Frangois de] 17th cent. A treatise of the revenue and false money of the
Romans. To which is annexed, A dissertation upon the Manner of distinguishing antiquemedals from counterfeit ones. Translated from the original printed at Paris 1740. London,

J.andP.Knapton...1741. 4p.1.,xxxii,227,[1]p.20cm. lhge.225misnztmbered255.
A disserintion tipon ̀Yhe Manner of distinguishing antiqite medals ..." is by GztillaumeBeaztvais. Thranslation of 7}raite' des finances et de la .faztsse monnie des Romains. (90‑8)1267 Horsley, William, d. 1776? Serious considerations on the high duties examin'd:address'd to Sir Matthew Decker, by Mr. Horsley. London, Printed for R. Wellington; andsoldbyM.Cooper...1744.2p.1.,32p.20cm. Titlevignette. (90‑9)1268 A Compleat alphabetical list, of the stamp duties. Whereby may be found, what stamps
are required.on all sports of deeds, writings, and agreements, &c. of what nature of kindsoever. London,PrintedforW.Raven...1745. .2p.1.,32p.20cm. Titlevignette.
(90‑10)1269 An Essay on the inequality of our present taxes, particularly the land‑tax; and on theIEi2

means to raise, by an equal easy taxation, the necessary supplies within the year. London,

Printed for J.･Hinton... 1746. 2p.1., 88p.fold. tab. 20cm. (90‑11)1270 The Present taxes compared to the payments made to the publick within the memoryof man. With some thoughts on the possible consequences that may ensue from the national
debts. In a letter to a member of Parliament, from a country farmer... London, Printed forJ.Marshall...1749. 87p.20cm. Plage69misnumbered49. (90‑12)1271 [Nugent, Robert Craggs Nugent, earl] 1702?‑1788. Farther considerations upon areduction of the land‑tax: together with a state of the annual supplies of the sinking‑fund, andof the national debt, at various future periods, and in various suppositions. London, Printed

forR.Griffiths...1751. 2p.1.,xvi,95p.20cm. His̀℃onsidt?rations,"17:49.Dziplicate
1272 A Letter to a member of Parliament, on the registering and numbering the people ofGreatBritain. Humblyinscrib'dtoS D M,Esq; London,PrintedforW.Owen...

1753. 2p.1., 24p. 20cm. (90‑14)1273 Congreve, Thomas. A scheme, or Proposal, for making a navigable communication
between the rivers of Trent and Severn, in the County qf Strafford. By Dr. Thomas
Congreve ... London, Sold by J. Shuckburgh ... 1753. viii, 9‑19p. fold. map. 20cm.

1274 The Man's mistaken, who thinks the taxes so grievous as to render the nation unable tomaintain a war. To which are added, An Englishman's advice, in the year 1701, how we oughtto act in case of a new war: with the opinion of a Dutchman, touching what the British and othernations might hope from relying on French faith ... By an old Englishman. London, Printed

for J. Swan [etc.] 1755. iv, 5‑56p. 20cm. (90‑16),

Vol.91. Finance,Trade,Money&c.
1275 Houghton,John,1640‑1705. Acollectionoflettersfortheimprovementofhusbandry& trade, by John Houghton ... London, Printed forJohn Lawrence ... 1681‑83. 2v. 20×14cm.

1･P.I., 184; 19a[2] P. imPn'nt of v. 2: London, Pn'nted by 1. Gain, for the attthoz J.

Hbitghton, 1683. 7'7tle of second vohtme widen line boraler. E"ula slip inserted between P.

1276 Scotland's interest: or, The great benefit and necessity of a communication of trade withEngland. Being a brief account of the chief motives that ought to engage us to insist on it, at
this juncture: and of the danger of neglecting so to do. Humbly offered to the considerationof the High Court of Parliament ...[n.p.] Printed in the year 1704. 8p. 20×14cm.

Fbrmerly attribztted to Andrew Fletcher. avanson) (91‑2)

1277 Considerations requiring greater care for trade in England, and some expedients
proposed. London, Printed for S. Crouch... 1695. 1 p. 1.,17,[1]p.20×14cm. TVtle
vrgnette.
(91‑3)

1278 [Chamberlen, Hugh] A present remedie for the want of money: or, Some remarks,

153

upon a paper, entituled an overture for supplying thg present scarcity of money; with a defenceof a former, which seems very much preferabie to it, and is now by order of Parliament under

the consideration of the right honourable the Committee for Examination of Accompts[Edinburgh?1705?]12p.20×14cm. CkePtiontitle. kmpeijiecittitle‑Pagewanting. Autho"

ship cteduced .finm internal evicience avanson) (91‑4)

1279 [Cromarty,GeorgeMackenzie,lstearlof] 1630‑1714. Themistakenadvantageby
raising of money, discovered in a letter to a friend. [Edinburgh, Printed by John Reid, 1695]

26p.20×14cm. CbPtiontitle:imprint.f)'omcolophon. (91‑5)
1280 An Essay for the raising a national fishery by the poor of England, without tax or money,
that shall imploy and maintain all the poor, and growing poor of this nation for ever, and in lessthan five years, totally ease the pubJick from that grievous burden. Humbly address'd to thehonourable House of Commons in behalf of the poor of England. London, Printed and are to

besoldbyJohnNut...1700.3p.1.,14p.20×14cm. 7'latlewithindbublelineborder.
(91‑6)
1281 [Hampden, John] 1653‑1696. Some considerations about the most proper way ofraisingmoneyinthepresentconjuncture. [London?1693?]36p.20×14cm. Cbptiontitle.
(91‑7)

1282 [Hodges,James]fl.1697‑1706. AletterfromMr.HodgesatLondon. Toamemberof the Parliament of Scotland. Edinburgh, Printed by heirs and successors of Andrew

Anderson...1703. 8p.20×14cm. Signedatendi1.･Hbciges. MS.Pcrgenumber's541‑
1283 [Cromarty, George Mackenzie, lst earl of] 1630‑1714. A speech in Parliament,
concerning the exportation of vvool. By E. C. 22d. August, 1704. [Edinburgh] Printed intheyear,1704.8p.20×14cm. FbrauthorshipseeAdvocates'LibraiycalaIQgue(ZEtanson)(91‑9)
1284 A Speech without doors concerning exportation of vvool. [Edinburgh] Printed in theyear 1704. 8p. 20×14cm. (91‑10)1285 The Speech of a noble peer upon the reading of the bill for preventing occasional

conformity. [London,Printedintheyear1704]4p.20×14cm. CtzPtiontitle:impn'ntfrom
1286 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. Ajourney to the world in the moon, &c: by the author of

The true‑born Englishman. [Printed at London, and re‑printed at Edinburgh by James
Watson, 1705] 4p. 20×14cm. CtzPtion title: imprint fit)m colQPhon. Printed in dbuble
columns. Fb7emargin trimmea diecting text. Fi2stPztblished Londbn in the sameyear.

(91‑12)1287 The Occasion of Scotland's decay in trade, with a proper expedient for recovery thereof,

andtheincreaseofourwealth.[n.p.]Printedintheyear1705. 8p.20×14cm. MS.note
on t.‑P. Sbmetimes attributed to Willinm jFlaterson (Gollrlsmz;ths) (91‑13)154

1288 AnEssayforpromotingoftrade,andincreasingthecoinofthenation. Inaletterfrom
a gentleman in the country to his friend at Edinl)urgh, a member of Parliament. [n.p., 1705?]

8p.20×14cm.
CkePtiontitle. (91‑14)1289 [Courtilz, Gatien de, sieur de Sandras] 1644?‑1712. The life of the famous John
Baptist Colbert, late Minister and Secretary of State to Lewis XIV. The present French King.

Done into English from a French copy printed at Cologne this present year 1695. London,

PrintedforR.Bently[etc.,etc.]1695.7p.1.,246,[8]p.engr.front.20cm. Tlatlewithin

doztble line border. Ownexship inscription on t.‑P. (91‑15)1290 [Seton, Sir William] d. 1744. Some thoughts, on ways and means for making thisnatiori a gainer in foreign commerce; and for supplying its present scarcity of money ...

Edinburgh, Printed by James Watson: and sold by John Vallange ... 1705. 70p. 20cm.
7Vtle within dbztble line border. Ownership inscription on t.‑P. Fbr authorship see Advq‑

cates' Library calaIQgue (ZEIanson) (91‑16)1291 AIIen,Robert. AnessayonthenatureandmethodsofcarryingonatradetotheSouth‑
Sea. By Robert Allen ... London, Printed, and sold by John Baker ... 1712. 2 p.1., 37p.

20cm. 7itlevignette. Ownershipinscriptionont.‑P. OrnamentalheadPieceandinitinl

1292 Locke, John, 1632‑1704. A treatise of raising our coin, taken out of a book written by
Mr. J. Lock, entituled, Some considerations of the consequences of lowering of interest, andraising the value of money. Printed in the second volume of his works in folio. London,

PrintedforWilliamChurchill...1718.47p.20cm. Ownershipinscriptionont.‑P.:lliill.
Lorimer. Omamental heacipiece and initial letter. First edition 1692 with title: Someconsideration of the consequences of the lowing of interest and the valtte of monay tsee 14, 4Q)(91‑18)1293 A Letter to the gentlemen of the landed interest in Ireland, relating to a bank ...
Dublin, Printed by and for Aaron Rhames, and sold by the booksellers, 1721. 32p. 20cm.

1294 The Cases of some English ships taken by the Spaniards. Wherein is set forth, theunwarrantable manner in which they were seized; the illegal manner of declaring them prizes;

and the barbarous treatment the ship'scompany met with. Taken from Spanish documentsof unquestionable authority, done in their own courts ofjudicature. London, Printed for J.

Roberts...1731. 1p.1.,37p.20cm. Ownershipinscriptionont.‑P.Omamenlalhead‑

Piece and initial letter. (91‑20)1295 Glasgow. 7lown's HbspitaL A short account of the Town's Hospital in GIasgow; withthe regulations, and abstracts of the expences for the first three years. Published by the orderof the directors of the hospital, for the satisfaction of these who contributed to it, and for the

information of any in other places, who may have intentions of the like charitable founda‑

tions ... 3d ed. Edinburgh, Printed by R. Fleming, 1738. 40p. 19cm. (91‑21)1296 London,John. Someconsideirationsontheimportanceofthewoollenmanufactures,bywhich will appear, the necessity of immediately putting an effectual stop to the carrying off our155wool unmanufactured to France. By John London, ... London, Printed for Edward Litt‑leton...1740.2p.1.,28p.20cm. 7Vtlevignette. (91‑22)1297 A Supplement to the proposal for increasing the number of inhabitants, the trade andriches of the city of Edinburgh. Humbly dedicated to his Grace Archibald Duke of Argyll.

Edinburgh,Printedintheyear1752. 15p.20cm. 71tlevignette. (91‑23)1298 The Case of Miss Leslie, and her three sisters. The manufactures of thread for lace,equal to any foreign; in an address to the public, but particularly to the patriotic societies, forthe encoUragement of arts and manufactures, published at the request, and by the desire ofseveral persons of distinction. London, Printed and sold by D. Wilson [etc., etc.] 1767.

Ip.1.,18p.20cm. Titlevignette.VL'brmholeclrsig.[D] (91‑24)
1299 UnitedStates. Census Qffice. 2d censzt& 1800. Return ofthewhole number ofpersons
within the several districts of the United States: according to "An act providing for the second
census or enumeration of the inhabitants of the United States,"passed February the 28th, one

thousand eight hundred. Washington City, Printed at the Apollo Press, by Wm. Duane & Son,

1802.2p.1.,[9]‑88p.chieflytables(lfold.)20cm.Hdlf‑titlewanting. (91‑25)
1300 Gallatin, Albert, 1761‑1849. Views of the public debt, receipts, & expenditures of theUnited States. By Albert Gallatin. 2d ed. Philadelphia, Printed by Matthew Carey ...

1801. 72,[5]p.incl.tables.20cm. Firstedition1800. (91‑26)1301 Tables pour 1'intelligence de la nouvelle carte de France, divisee en departmens et en
districts. Ouvrage utile a ceux meme qui n'ont pns [sic]la carte. Paris, Chez Moutard ...

1790.iv,[5]‑41p.20cm Titlevignette.

(91‑27)1302 An Address to the town and County of Aberdeen, upon the present state of trade andmanufactures. Aberdeen, Printed by and for F. Douglass [etc.] 1755.
20p. 16cm. (91‑28)1303 A Letter to a gentleman in Edinburgh, concerning Mr. Greeme of Argomery's improve‑ments of moss, and the benefits of these improvements to the nation. Edinburgh, Printed for
Hamilton & Balfour, and sold by them and other booksellers ... 1754. 1 p.1., 38p. 19cm.

Ownezship inscription on t.‑P. (91‑29)1304 Smith,John,fl.1633‑1673 . England's impovement reviv'd: digested into six books.
By Captain John Smith. In the Savoy, Printed by Tho. Newcomb for the author, 1670. 6
p. 1., 170 [i.e. 270] p. 20×14cm.

Riges 161‑168; erroneoztsly numbered 141‑14& P.[270]

misnumbered l 170 ] [ cromped ].

Title within dbubie line bordeny zvith vignette. Ornamen‑

tal heacipieces and initial letters.

(91‑30)Vol.92. Tracts on Trade, Commerce and Finance.
1305 Briscoe, John. A discourse on the late funds of the Million‑act; Lottery‑act, and Bankof England. Shewing, that they are iniurious to the nobility and gentry, and ruinous to the tradeof the nation. Together with proposals for the supplying Their Majesties with money on easyterms ... by a national land‑bank. Humbly offered and submitted to the consideration of theLords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons in Parliament assembled, by John Briscoe. 3d

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ed., with appendix ... London, Printed by J. D. for Andrew Bell ... 1696. iv, 187p. incl.

tables(1fold.)17cm. 7Vtlewithindbublelineborder.Arniorialboojiplateof772omas,Fblay.
̀nn exPlanatory dialague of the cijZ)resaid Discottrse on the late fitncls ..." kvith special t.‑P.):

P.[ Z9 ]‑187. IVrst edition 1694. (92‑1)
1306 A Letter from a merchant in Amsterdam to a friend in London, about the South Sea

trade. London, Printed and sold by John Baker ... 1712. 24p. 16cm. (92‑2)
1307 Letter from a West‑India merchant to a gentleman at Tunbridg [sic],concerning thatpart of the French proposals, which relates to North‑America, and particularly Newfoundland.

With some thoughts on their offers about our trade to Spain and the West‑Indies: and an

abstractoftheassiento.London,Printedintheyear1712.1p.1.,34p.16cm. (92‑3)
1308 [Defoe, Daniel] 1661?‑1731. Fair payment no spunge: or, Some considerations on the
unreasonableness of refusing to receive back money lent on publick securities. And thenecessity of setting the nation free from the insupportable burthen of debt and taxes. With aview of the great advantage and benefit which will arise to trade and to the landed interest, as
well as to the poor,'by having these heavy grievances taken off. London, Printed: and sold by

J.Brotherton[etc.,etc.]1717.4p.1.,79p.19cm.IlaperfauitinD5. (92‑4)
1309 [Davenant,Charles] 1656‑1714. AnessayuponthenationalcreditofEngland;intro‑
ductory to a proposal prepar'd for establishing the public credit; in such manner as to render

the same highly beneficial to the government, trade and people of this kingdom ... London,

PrintedbyA.R....andaretobesoldbyB.Bragg[1710?]4p.1.,40p.18cm. 71dewithin
dbuble line border. A3 torn, with loss of half of the text Poper fault in F3. Sometimes

attn'buted to Jlohn Brougltton. (92‑5)
1310 The Bakers appeal; or The ruinous and deplorable condition of the bakers of London,and parts adjacent, faithfully represented, and humbly address'd to a member of Parliament.

London,Printedintheyear1730.28p.19cm. 7Vtlevignette. (92‑6)
1311 The Reply of a member of Parliament to the mayor of his corporation.

London,PrintedbyJ.Roberts...1733.39p.19cm. indE;fenceofVLQ7ipole'sschemefor

an exc2se‑Poliay. Dmplicate cQPy 876(92‑7)

1312 A Vindication of the conduct of the ministry, in the scheme of the excise on wine andtobacco, proposed last sessions of Parliament: with a general examination of the reasons which
determined the said ministry to it ... also the motives which engaged the ministry to lay it

aside ... London, Printed for J.Roberts ... 1734. iv, [5]‑60p. 19cm. A deLfence of

VL'hlpoiels excise Policy. (92‑8)

1313 [Bath,William Pulteney, eari of] 1684‑1764. Aletter from member of Parliament to
his friend in the country, upon the motion to address His Majesty to settle 100,OOOI. per annumon His Royal Highness the Prince Wales &c. ... London, Printed by H.Haines ...[1737] 60p.

19cm. Ligte gives IZ36 in manttscript. Ervala stucle Pasted at the end. An atlacle on1314 Queries relating to the reduction of the national redeemable debts,

from four to three per157

cent per ann. In a letter to ‑ Esq. London, Printed for J. Purser; and sold by A. Dodd [etc.,

etc.]1737. 23,[1]p.19cm. 7Vtlevignette. (92‑10)1315 An Account of the foundation and government of the Hospital of Foundlings in Paris.
Drawn up at the command of her late Majesty Queen Caroline, and now published for the
information of those who may be concern'd in carrying on a like design in this city. London,
Printed for R. Montagu; and sold by the pamphlet shops of London and VKJestminster. 1739, 2

p.1.,35,[1]p.19cm. Titlevignette. (92‑11)1316 Lloyd,Edward. Reasonsforrenderingtrade,toandfromallnations,freetoexportand

import every commodity, neat or wrought, liable to no other duty, but the rate ad valorum[sic]...ByEdwardLloyd...[n.p.]Printedintheyear1741.viiip.19cm. (92‑12)1317 An Appeal to the people of England, the publick companies and monied interest, on the

renewal of the charter of the bank ... London, Printed for J. Huggonson ... 1742. 27p.

1318 A Modest proposal for the prohibition of speech, humbly offered to the consideration of

Parliament. Dublin,PrintedforPeterWilson...1743. 16p.19cm. 7Vtlevignette.
(92‑14)1319 Pro commodo regis & populi. Publick funds for publick service, by raising three
millions of money , or a million and a half, with ease and ability, without charge of collecting,or affecting land or trade, or burdening tax upon tax ... London, Printed for J.Roberts ...

1744. 1p.1.,21p.19cm. CtiPtiontitle:AwaytorzziseinoneyearthreemillionsofPottncls,

1320 [Decker, Sir Matthew, bart.] 1679‑1749. Serious considerations on the several highduties which the nation in general, (as well as it's trade in particular) labours under: with aproposal for preventing the running of goods, discharging the trader from any search, andraising all the publick supplies by one single tax. By a well‑wisher to the good people ofGreat‑Britain. 3d ed. London, Sold by John Palairet ...[etc.,etc.] 1744. 32p. 19cm.

First edition 17;43. (92‑16)1321 Lucas,Charles,1713‑1771. ThecomplaintsofDublin:humblyofferedtoHisExcellen‑cy William, Earl of Harrington, Lord lieutenant general, and general governor of Ireland. By
Charles Lucas, in behalf of himself and the rest of the citizens and inhabitants of the said

city...Dublin,Printed:Londonre‑printedforJ.Wood...1748. 2p.1.,49p.19cm. First1322 O'Connor, M., fZ. 1749. Considerations on the trade to Africa. Together with aproposal for securing the benefits thereof to this nation. For fixing and ascertaining thecapital stock of the Royal African Company of England ... In a letter to a noble lord: withwhom that proposal was left for his consideration the last year, but with no sort of intention
that it should ever appear in print. And a postscript: containing, amongst other things, theauthor's reasons for publishing the same at this time. By Mr. O'Connor ... London, Printed
for J. Barnes ... 1749. 1 p.1., 53p. 18cm. With a haij‑title. Dziplicate copy 2di 267(92‑18)158

1323 [Maddox, Isaac, tv). of LVbrcester] 1697‑1759. An epistle to the Right Honourable theLord‑mayor, AIdermen and common‑council, of the City of London and governors of theseveral hospitals; with an appendix, containing the most material extracts from the sermon,&c. concerning the pernicious and excessive use of spirituous liquors. 3d. ed., with additions.

By ... Isaac Lord Bishop of Worcester. London, Printed by H. Woodfall, and sold by H.

Whitridge[etc.]1751.1p.1.,49p.19cm. MS.attributionofauthorshipont.‑P. Ala2ge
Part of this is flom his "11he anediency of Preventive wisdbm," Londbn l17k50] fr?'egttlan'ly

in foliation: Ei, E2 misbound. Title torn. (92‑19)1324 A Full account of the present dispute in Ireland, between the prerogatives of the crown,
and the rights of the people: together with reflections on the present political contest in thatkingdom. Dublin,Printedintheyear[1754]16p.19cm. Lowermargintrimmeawithloss1325 Robinson, Christopher, jucige of King's Bench, beland. An answer to a pamphlet
intitled, The proceedings[sic]of the honourable House of Commons of Ireland, in rejecting thealtered money bill, on December 17, 1753, vindicated &c. so far, as the same relates to theargument of a pamPhlet, intitled, Considerations on the late bill for payment of the remainder

ofthenationaldebt&c.Dublin,PrintedbyRichardJames...1754. 32p.19cm. 71heauthor of 71he Proceedings l sometimes given as 7]V2e Proceeding ]... is Sir Richant Cox. tsee

1199V 71he author of Consideration on the late bill ... is Robinson himself tsee 119Z)(92‑21)1326 [Nash, Thomas] A plea for the poor: in which I. Their inexpressible hardships andsufferings are verified from undeniable facts. II. Their maintenance is evidently shewn to be

an intolerable burthen upon the public. III. Methods are proposed for making beggars,
vagrants, and vagabonds useful to their country, and providing for the impotent and disabled.
IV. A summary is given of the several schemes of Judge Hale, Sir Josiah Child, Mr. Fielding,･and others, for that purpose. Humbly submitted to the consideration of Parliament. By amerchant of the City of London ... London, Printed for J. Townsend ... 1759. viii, 59p.

1327 An Answer to the country parson's plea against the Quakers tythe‑bill. In a letter tothe R. R. author. By a member of the House of Commons. London, Printed for J.
Roberts...[1736]102p.19cm. Tiitlevignette. SbmetimesattributedtolbhnLllarvay,bzat

1328 Trinity House, Londbn. The grants, charters, and letters patent, of the corporation of
Trinity‑House, relative to shewing, their authority to erect, and maintain light‑houses, and sea‑marks ... To which is added, An account of the several light‑houses, buoys and beacons, &c.
on the coast, with a curious set of tables for computing the respective duties on ships inward
and outvLiard ... London, Printed for the author, and sold by D. Steel ... 1768. xii, 87p. incl.

tables.19cm. 71tleinredandblack. (92‑24)
1329 MacFarlan, John, D. D. Tracts on subjects of national importance. I. On theadvantages of manufactures, commerce, and great towns, to the population and prosperity ofa country. II. Difficulties stated to a proposed assessment of the land tax: and another subject

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of taxation proposed, not liable to the same objections. By the Rev. John M'Farlan ... London,

PrintedforJ.Murray[etc.]1786. 4p.1.,88p.19cm. Misboztncl?:title‑PageandJurij‑title

Vol.93. Trade & Revenue of Ireland.
1330 Cary,John,d.1720? [AvindjcationoftheParliamentofEngland,inanswertoabook
written] by William Molyneux of Dublin, Esq; intituled, The case of Irelands being bound byacts of Parliament in England, stated. By John Cary ... London, Printed by Freeman Collins,

andaretobesoldbySam.Crouch[etc.]1698. 4p.1.,127p.19cm. imPebect:upt)erPartof titie mzttilated with loss of worzis and Partial loss of sig. A, B. (93‑1)
1331 The Case of the forfeitures in Ireland fairly stated, with the reason that induced theprotestantstheretopurchasethem. 2ded.corr. London,Printedintheyear1700. 2p.1.,[51] p. 18cm. 7Vtle within doztble line border. UPPer margin trimmea (difecting Page

nztmbers. First edition also the same year. (93‑2)
1332 Hamill, William. A memorial by William Hamill, gent. Agent and trustee for theofficers and soldiers of the two late garisons of London‑Derry and Enniskilling in Ireland, theirrelicts and representatives. Dedicated to his principals. London, Printed in the year 1714.

40p.18cm. 7'litlevignette. (93‑3)
1333 [Percy, John] sztrvayor An answer to objections against the making of a bason, withreasonsforthebetteringoftheharbourofDublin. ByCapt.JohnPerry. Dublin,Printedby

S. Powell ... 1721. 28p. 18cm. (93‑4)
1334 [Swift,Jonathan]1667‑1745. AdefenceofEnglishcommodities. Beingananswerto
the proposal for the universal use of Irish manufactures, and utterly rejecting and renouncing
every thing that is wearable that comes from England ... To which is annexed, An elegy upon

the much lamented death of Mr. Demar, the famous rjch man, who died at Dublin the 6th dayof July, 1720. Written by Dean Swift. Printed at Dublin; and reprinted at London, by J.

Roberts...1720. 2p.1.,28p.19cm. Anothereditionof̀AnanswertothePrQPosalfor
theztniversalztseofIrishinaniofinctztresandtttterlymp'ecting..."(ZDublin,IZ2Q) (93‑5)1335 Molyneux, William, 1656‑1698. The case of Ireland's being bound by acts of Parlia‑
ment, in England, stated. By William Mollyneux, of Dublin, Esq; to which is added, The caseof tenures upon the commission of defective titles, argued by all thejudges.of Ireland. With
the resolutions, and the reasons of their resolutions. London, Printed for W. Boreham ...

1720. xv, 236p. 18cm. Aib. 186‑187 omitted in Paging; Pages 142‑14a 178‑1za 182‑1en 186‑18Z 190‑191 incorrectly nztmbered 140‑141, 176‑17Z 180‑181, 184‑185; 188‑189 respectively. avde within dbztble line border. "7Zhe case of tenures" by .lames Bar7ry (7).
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1336 [Browne, Sir John] of Dublin. A reply to the observer on Seasonable remarks ...
Dublin, Printed by S. Powell, and sold by George Ewing ... 1728. 9 p.1.,[3]‑31p. 19cm.
Title vignette. ln the dedication the attthor acknowleciges the authorship of Setzsonable remarks

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1337 A Collection of tracts, concerning the present state of Ireland, with respect to its riches,revenue, trade and manufactures. Containing I. Seasonable remarks on trade ... II. An
essay on trade in general; and, on that of Ireland in particular. III. Considerations on two
papers lately publish'd. The first called Seasonable remarks, &c. And the other, an Essay on

trade in general ... IV. An appeal to the Reverened Dean Swift, by way of reply to theobserver on Seasonable remarks. V. A letter in answer to a paper, intitl'd An appeal to the

Reverend Dean Swift. London, Printed for T. Woodward [etc.] 1729. 2 p.1., 144p. 19cm.
Rages 113‑1en 121‑128 erroneoztsly numbered 121‑128; 113‑120 respectively. inclztdes five
tracts, each with a soparate t.‑P.: the ragister is continztotts; T)fact ll misbottnd dier V. Aib.

L ll and IV by Sir fohn Browne. IZI. by l A. Dobbs 1 All Previously Pztblished soparately

in 1728. Another ed. Dz{blin lZ?9. (93‑8)1338 [Egmont, John Perceval, 2d earl of] 1711‑1770. Some observations on the present
state of Ireland, particularly with relation to the woollen manufacture. In a letter to His
Excellency the Duke of Dorset ... Printed at Dublin, and reprinted at London, for J. Roberts

1731. 2p.1.,26,[1]p.19cm. MS.attn'butionofCoxont.‑P. AttributedtoSirRichantCac by Kress. Aztthorship compare tvith Hkenson. (93‑9)1339 An Answer to a late proposal for uniting the kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland,.
with some occasional remarks thereon; shewing, that these kingdoms may be best preserved disunited.

Dublin,Printed;London,reprinted,forMarshalSheepey...1751.68p.19cm. (93‑IO)
1340 Some thoughts on the tillage of Ireland: humbly dedicated to the Parliament ... To
which is prefixed, A letter to the printer, from the Reverend Doctor Swift, Dean of St.
Patrick's, recommending the following treatise. London, Printed for T. Cooper ... 1737.

32p.19cm. Sbmetimesattn'butedtoAleuanderMacrluldyorArthztrDobbs. (93‑11)1341 Cox, Sir Richard, 2d bart., 1702‑1766. A letter from Sir Richard Cox, Bart. toThomas Prior, Esq; shewing, from experience, a sure method to establish the linen‑manufacture,and the beneficial effects it will immediately produce ... Dublin Printed; London, re‑printed; and sold by M. Cooper ... 1749. 48p. 19cm. (93‑12)1342 [Downshire, Wills Hill, lst marquis of] 1718‑1793. A proposal for uniting the king‑doms of Great Britain and Ireland. London, Printed for A. Millar ... 1751. 60p. 19em.

Attributed to Marquis of Downshire by Higgs. (93‑13)1344 [Cox,SirRichard,2dbart] 1702‑1766. TheproceedingofthehonourableHouseof
Commons of Ireland, in rejecting the altered money‑bill,'on December 17, 1753, vindicated byauthorities taken from the law and usage of Parliament. Wherein are occasionally exposed
the fallacies of two pamphlets, intitled, "Considerations on the late bill, &c."‑And "Observa‑
tions relative to the late bill for paying off the residue of the national debt."... Dublin, Printed;

London,ReprintedforT.Butler[etc.][1754?]95p.19cm. Oǹ℃onsiderationsontheime
bill ...," by Chn'stoPher Robinson, and ̀Some observations relative to the late bill ..." ascn'bed

toDavidBindbn.jFV7stedition:Dublin.P.VV'ilson,1754.Anothered.1199 (93‑15)161

1345 ConsiderationsontherevenuesofIreland. Shewing,theright,justiceandnecessity,of
now applying the duties granted there for guarding the seas, to naval services; by which Ireland
will be certain of frequent meetings of Parliament, without paying 150,000l. a year for them asafavour.London,PrintedforM.Cooper...1757.2p.1.,43p.19cm. (93‑16)1346 A List of the regiments which compose the present establishment of Ireland. With theofficers names, dates of their commissions, rank and quarters of each: and a state of their daily

andannualpay. Shewing,theseveraldeductionsfromeachcommissioned,non‑commissioned
officer and private man. With a general abstact of the forces on this establishment, and thewhole charge thereof. To which is added, A list of the general and field officers as they rank

in the army ... Dublin, Printed by A. Reilly, for the clerks of the several agents, 1760. 1

p.1.,130p.chieflytables.19cm. 7itlewithinlineborder. (93‑17)1347 [Egmont, John Perceval, 2d earl of] 1711‑1770. The question of the precedency ofthe peers of Ireland in England, fairly stated. In a letter to an English lord, by a nobleman of

the other kingdom. London, Printed for J. Morgan [etc.] 1761. viii, 108p. 19cm.
HbijZtitle wanting. Also attributed to the first Etzri of Elgmont. Iihrblished earlier Dublin,

Printed in yeaag IZ39. (93‑18)
Vol.94. Tracts on Commerce, Trade &c.
1348 Fea, James. Considerations on the fisheries in the Scotch islands: to which is prefixed
a general account eluc.idating the history, soil, productions, curiosities, &c. of the same, themanners of the inhabitants, &c. By James Fea ... London, Printed for the author at Dover,

1787. vii, 101, 88 [i.e.84],[6] p. fold. map. 21cm. in two Parts: the second Part has
separate pcagination and a separate half‑title; ragister is continuous; the second sequence, P. 43‑46 have not been included in the Pcagination; text is continuozts. (94‑1)
1349 An Enquiry relative to the highways in the shire of Berwick. Submitted to theconsideration of the heretors and tenants in the shire. [Edinburgh?, 1770?] 20p. 21cm.

(94‑2)
1350 Desolneux. La clef du commerce, ou Etat du commerce et des manufactures desprincipales places de 1'Europe, du Levant, et quelques unes meme d'Amerique; avec les noms desnegocians, fabricans, banquiers, commissionaires, libraires, etc., les prix actuels des differentes

marchandises prises sur les lieux ... Ouvrage precede d'un coup‑d'ceil sur Ia Iibert6 ducommerce...ParDesolneux...Paris,ChezRoyez,libraire[etc.] AnXI,1802. xxxvi,467,
52p.21cm. SignedLtytheauthorandPttblisheronversoofhaif‑title."AumomentouSie
commerce..." and ̀7Vbtice Pour la bibliotheque d'un ndgocian4"l 1 ]‑1(EZ). inserted between P.

1351 Martin, Matthew, 1748‑1838. Letter to the Right Hon. Lord Pelham, on the state ofmendicity in the metropolis. By Matthew Martin ... [London] Printed by the Philanthropic

Society;tobesoldbyMr.Hatchard[etc][1803]30p.col.map.,fold.tab.21cm. (94‑4)
1352 Jackson, John, d. 1807. Reflections of the commerce of the Mediterranean ...
Containing a particular account of the traffic of the kingdoms of Algiers, Tunis, Sardinia,

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Naples, & Sicily; the Morea ... the manners and customs of the inhavitants, in their commer‑
cial dealings. And a particular description of the British manufactures properly adapted foreach country ... By John Jackson ... London, Printed for W. Clarke and Sons ... 1804.

xv,[1],192,[16]p.21cm. VVithahalf‑titie. (94‑5)
1353 Boase, Henry, 1763‑1827. A letter to the Right Hon. Lord King, in defence of the
conduct of the directors of the banks of England and Ireland, whom his lordship (in a publica‑tion entitled "Thoughts on the restriction of payments in specie," &c. &c.) accuses of abuse of

their privilege. With remarks on the cause of the great rise of the exchange between Dublin

and London, and the means of equalizing it ... By Henry Boarse. London, Printed by W.

Bulmer and Co. for G. and W. Nicol ... 1804. 2p.1., 52p. 21cm. (94‑6)
1354 Jordan, Gibbes Walker, 1757‑1823. The claims of the British West India colonists to
the right of obtaining necessary supplied from America, and of employing the necessary meansof effectually obtaining those supplies under a limited and duly regulated intercourse, statedand vindicated. In answer to Lord Sheffield's stricutures. By G. W. Jordan ... London,

PrintedforT.Cadell,andW.Davies...1804.1p.1.,119,[1]p.21cm. Htzij‑titlezvanting.
(94‑7)
1355 Cock, Simon. An answer to Lord Sheffield's pamphlet, on the subject of the navigation
system; proving, that the acts deviating therefrom, which his lordship censures, were beneficial
to our trade and navy, in the last war, and ought to be renewed in the present. By S. Cock ...

London, Printed by G. Cooke;and sold by W. J. and J. Richarson [etc.] 1804. 2 p.1., 74[i.

e.76]p.tables.(ldouble,lfold.)21cm.thgefollowing62numbered62' (94‑8)
1356 Frend, William, 1757‑1841. The principles of taxation: or Contribution according tomeans; in which it is shewn, that if every man pays in proportion to the stake he has in the
country, the present ruinous and oppressive system of taxation, the custom house, and theexcise office, may be abolished, and the national debt gradually and easily paid off. By William

Frend...London,PrintedforJ.Mawman,byT.Gillet,1804.iv,72p.21cm. Fi7stedition
1357 Bell, Robert, fZ. 1804. A description of the condition and manners as well as of themoral and political character, education, &c. of the peasantry of Ireland, such as they were
between the years 1780 & 1790, when Ireland was supposed to have arrived at its highest degreeof prosperity and happiness. By Robert Bell ... London, Printed for the author, by Charles

Barber ... sold by Vernor and Hood [etc., etc.] 1804. 4, 43p. 21cm. (94‑10)1358 Desultory observations on the act of the last session of Parliament, entitled, ̀fAn act for
granting to His Majesty, until the sixth day of May next after the ratification of a definitive
treaty bf peace, a contribution on the profits arising from property, professions, trade andoffices." addressed to the landed interest of Great Britain. By a landholder. London,
Printed for T. N. Longmand and O. Rees [etc.]; Edinburgh, A. Constable and Co., 1804.

55p.21cm. MS.inscriptionont.‑P.BtzronHkiPbttm. (94‑11)1359 Kauffman, C. H. The dictionary of merchandize, and nomenclature in all languages,
for the use of counting houses: containing the history, places of growth, cultur, use, and marksof excellency, of such natural productions as form articles of commerce; with their names in all

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Abreg6 616mentaire des principes de 1'6conomie politique ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････44

Abridgement of the evidence, delivered at the bar of the House of Commons ... ････‑････202

AbstractaccountoftheWestminsterSocietyforInsuranceonLives... ･･････････････････1252
Abstract of an account stated by some of the clerks at the South‑Sea house ... ･････････239
Abstract of an essay of the improvement of husbandry and working mines ... ････････････588
Abstract of Some calculations relating to the proposals made ... ･･････････････････････････････217

Abstract of the history and proceedings of the Revolution Society, in London ... ･････････446

Abstractsoftheseverallawsandrulesthatarenowinforce... ･･････････････････････････････106
Accommodation offered for the preservation of the African trade to the British nation ･･･265

Accountofthecultureanduseofthemangelwurzel,orrootofscarcity... ････････････1242
Account of the foundation and government of the Hospital of Foundlings in Paris ... 1315
Account of the late application to Parliament, from the suger refiners, grocers &c ... 1047
Account of the new manufactory of tapestry, after the manner of that ... "'･･･････････････595

Accountofthenumbersofmenabletobeararmsintheprovinces... ･････････････････････950
Account of the origin and effects of a police set on foot by His Grace ... ･･････････････････639

Accountoftheorigin,progress,andconsequences,oftheIatediscontents... ････････････310
Account of the publick debts at the Exchequer, as they now stand ... ････････････････････････229

Account of the Society in Scotland for Propagating Christian Knowledge ... ･･･････････････169
Account of the South Sea scheme; and a number of other bubbles ... ･･････"'･･･････････････841
Account of the trade in India: containing rules for good government in trade ... ･････････568
Accurate and authentic narrative of the origin and progess of the dissentions ... ･････････312

Actforthemoreeffectualrestrainingandsuppressing... ････････････‑･‑････････････････････････745
Address from the Committee of Association of the County of York ... ････t･･･････････････････95

Address to the Committee of Association of the County of York, on the state ... ･････････94
AddresstotheproprietorsofEast‑Indiastock... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････‑･･･‑299

AddresstotheproprietorsoftheBankofEngland... ･････････････････････････････････････････････170
Address to the public, from the Society for Constitutional Information ... ･･････････････････491

Addresstotherightworshipfulthemayorandcorporation,totheworshipful... ･･････436
Address to the Society for the Improvement of British Wool ... ･･････････････････････････････1249

Address to the town and County of Aberdeen, upon the present state of trade ... ･･････1302

AdministrationdesfinancesdelaRepubliquefrangaise,en1'an8eten1'an9.... ･･････173
Advantages of peace and commerce; with some remarks on the East‑India trade ... ･･･378
AdvantagesoftheEast‑IndiatradetoEngland,consider'd... ･･･････････････････････････372,373
Advicetovchingthe‑currancieinpaymentofourEnglishgold... ･･････････････････････････････61
AmidelaFrance,oulemonopoleurconverti... ･･････････････････‑････‑･････････‑''･･･････････････IQ94

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Analysis of the money situation of Great Britain, with respect to its coins ... ･‑･･････････827
Analysis of the several bank annuities from the first year of their creation ... ････････････112
Anglia libera; or, The limitation and succession of the Crown of England ... ･･･････････････554
Anglia) notitia; or, The present state of England: together with divers ... ･････････････････････64

AnimadversionsbythedelegatesforconductingtheapplicationtoParliament... ･･････445

Answertoacalumny:withsomeremarksuponananonimous[sic]pamphlet... ･･････257
AnswertoalateproposalforunitingthekingdomsofGreatBritain... ･･････････････････1339
Answer to a late tract, entituled, [An Essay on the East‑India trade.'] ... ･･････････････････367

Answer to a pamphlet intitled, The proceedings[sic]of the honourable House of ... ･･'1325
Answer to a pamphlet on publick credit: occasioned by the bill now depending ... ･･･"'882
Answer to Lord Sheffield's pamphlet, on the subject of the navigation system ... ･････'1355
Answer to objections against the making of a bason ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････1333

Answertoseveralqueriesrelatingto'theProposalforpayment... ････････････････････････"'918
Answer to such motives as were offer'd by certain military‑men to Prince Henry ... "'548
Answer to the country parson's plea against the Quakers tythe‑bill ... ････････････････････'1327

AnswertothereasonsagainstanAfricancompany,humblysubmittedto... ････‑･････‑･249
Antidote to expel the poison contained in an anonymous pamphlet ... ････････････････････････268

AntientrightoftheCommonsofEnglandasserted;or,Adiscourseproving... ･･････'･･550
Antiquity, legality, reason, duty and necessity of pree‑ emption and pourveyance ... ･･･1145
Apologyforthebusinessofpawn‑broking... ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････632

Appealtofacts;regardingthehometradeandinlandmanufactures... ･･････‑････‑･････････961
Appeal to the landholders concerning the reasonableness and general benefit ... ･････････877

AppealtothepeopleofEngland,thepublickcompaniesandmoniedinterest... ･････'1317
Arcana imperii detecta: or, Divers select cases in government ... ･･･････････････････････････"'518
Argument concerning the militia ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････125, 699

Argumentofalearnedcounsel,uponanactionofthecasebrought... ･･････････････････"""1
Argument, shewing, that a standing army is inconsistent with a free government ... "'749
Arrest du Conseil d'Etat du roi, portant 6tablissement d'une administration ... ･････････'･'345

Artachthos;or,Anewbookdeclaringtheassiseorweightofbread... ･････････････････････103

AshbyandWhite:or,Thegreatquestion,whetheranactionliesatcommonlaw... "'556
Assientocontractconsider'd. Asalso,theadvantagesanddecayofthetrade... ･･･"'254
At a general meeting of the Society, held at the Freemason's tavern ... ･･････････････････"'455

At a meeting of the Society for Constitutional Information held ... on Friday ... ･･･'"487
At a meeting of the Society for Constitutional Information held at ... 1787 ... ･････････'･‑495

AtameetingoftheSocietyforConstitutionalInformationheldon...,1783... ･･････'･･489
At a meeting of the Society for Information held on ... 15th day of February ... ･･････488

Attempttoascertainatheoryfordeterminingthevalueoffundedproperty... ･･････"'843
Attempttoestimatetheincreaseofthenumberofpoorduringtheinterval... ･･････"'834
Augusta triumphans; or, The way to make London the most florishing city ... ･････････'"621

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AuthenticcopiesofMr.Pitt'slettertohisRoyalHighness... ･････････････････････････････････700
Authentic copies of the provisional and preliminary articles of peace ... ････t････････････････433

Authentic copy of the Duke of Richmond's bill, for a parliamentary reform ... ････････････431

AuthenticreportofthedebateintheHouseofCommons... ････････････････････････････････････452
Avgustvs. Or,Anessayofthosemeanesandcounsels... ･･･････････････････････････････････････535
Ax laid to the root of the corrupt tree: or, An essay on the hard case of ... ･･･････････････630(B)
Bakers appeal; or The ruinous and deplorable condition of the bakers ... ･･････････････････1310

Ballance for merchants and mariners: containing an undoubted account of ... ････････････684
Bankdisputes;or,Creditwithoutabuse... ･･･････････････････････････････‑･･･････････‑･･････････････t･155
Bank notes the cause of the disappearance of guineas ... ･･･････････'･‑････････････････････････････826
Bank of England, and their present method of paying ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････279
Banking, and its effects; or, The original and paper currencies ... ･･････････････････････････････823

Basespourtaxerlepain... ･･････‑････‑････‑････‑･･･‑‑･‑･･‑･･‑････････････‑･‑･･‑･･････‑･･･････1121
Bill for repealing several subsidies and an impost now payable on ... ････････････････････････875

Billintituled,Anact,forthebetterreliefofthecreditors... ･････････････････････････････････1045

Billtoencouragetheimprovementoflands,tenements,andhereditaments... ･････････1194
BirthrightofBritons:orTheBritishConstitution,withasketchofitshistory... ･･････448

Boncitoyen. LettredeM.D.C.d'A."'.AMlecomtedePr.... ･･‑･･･････････････1120
Bonheurpublic;ou,Moyend'acquitterIadettenationalede1'angleterre... ････････････1035
BriefaccountofthepresentstateoftheAfricantrade... ･･･････････････‑･････････････････252,253
Brief answer to A brief state of the question ... ･･････････････････････"'････････････････‑･････‑･･････655

Brief case of the distillers, and of the distilling trade in England ... ̀･･････････････････････････391
Briefdeductionoftheoriginal,progress... ･･････‑･････････････････････････････････････････････････････658

Briefessayontheadvantages&disadvantages... ･･････････････････････････････････････････960,1239

Briefobservationsconcerningthemanagementofthewar... ‑･‑'････････････････････････････････77
Briefobservationsconcerningtrade,andinterestofmoney... ･""'･･･････････････････････････991

BriefobservationsofJ.C.concerningtradeandinterestofmoney... ･････････････････････674
Briefstateoftheinlandofhometrade,ofEngland... ･･･････････t･･････････････････････････'････1071
Brief survey (historical and political) of the life and reign of Henry the III ... ････････････726
BriefvindicationofMr.PercivallBrunskell'scase... ･･････････････････̀･･････････････････････････748
Britain's commercial interest explained and improved ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････611

Britannia languens, or A discourse of trade: shewing the grounds ... ････････････････････････1086
British merchant: containing the sentiments of the most eminent ... ･･････････････････････････････6
British woollen manufacturers case, or, Cause of the declining state ... ････････････････････tlOIO

Budget. Inscribedtotheman,whothinkshimselfminister... ････････････････････････148,1050
Bullion‑question impartially discussed: an address to the editors ... ･･･････････････････････････862

By‑laws,constitutions,ordersandrules,forthegoodgovernment... ････････････････････････150

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Calcul･ducapitaldeladettepublique:r6flexionssurlescausesdudiscr6dit... ･････････158
Calculs sur la circulation, relativement aux imp6ts ... ･････････････････････････････････････････････1122

CapitaloftheSouth‑SeaCompany,atmidsummer,1720,iscomputedasfolloweth... 220
Caseasitnowstands... ･････‑････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････‑･･････････671

Case fairly stated: or, An inquiry how far the clause lately rejected ... ･････････････････････1200
Case of contracts for South Sea stock, in general ... ････････････････････････････････････････････････232

Case of Ireland's being bound by acts of Parliament in England, stated ... ‑････････522, 1335
CaseofMissLeslie,andherthreesisters... ････････‑･････････････‑･･････････････････････････････････1298

Case of Mr. Law, truly stated. In answer to a pamphlet ... ･････････t･･‑･･･････････････････････946
Case of Protestants in England under a Popish prince ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････739
Case of several of His Majesties subjects in Ireland ... ･･････････････････t････････̀･････････････････766

Caseoftenuresuponthecommission'ofdefectivetitles... ･･･････････"･･･････････････････････1335

Caseoftheannuitantsandproprietorsoftheredeemabledebts... t･･････････････････････････225
Caseofthebankersandtheircreditors... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････275,722Case of the County of Devon, with respect to the consequences of ... ････････････････････････126
CaseoftheDutchships,considered... ･･････‑････‑････････････････････････････････････････････････596,951
Case of the forfeitures in Ireland fairly stated, with the reason ... ･･･････････････････････････1331

Case of the labourers in husbandry stated and considered, in three parts ... ･･･････････････182

Caseoftherevivalofthesaltduty,fullystatedandconsidered... ･･････‑････････････････････395

CaseofthetradersofLondonasitnowstandssincethecopartnershipof... ････････････572
Caseoftheunfortunatetrulystated... ･･･････････････t･･････････････････････････････････････････････････954

Case of the woollen weavers, in the counties of Gloucester ... ･････････････････････････････････1188

Case stated of the jurisdiction of the House of Lords in the point of impositions ... 50, 523
CasesofsomeEnglishshipstakenbytheSpaniards... ･･････････････････････････････････････････1294

Casesrelatingtothedutiesofexcise,andtothejurisdictionofjustices... ･･･････････････909
Cautions to those who are to chuse members to serve in Parliament ... ･･･････････････681, 935
Caveat, an essay, upon incorporate mercantile bodies, and the reduction of ... ･･････587, 968
CharacteristicsofthepresentpoliticalstateofGreatBritain... ･･････････････････････････････545

ChargedeliveredbytheRightHonourableSirJamesEyre... ･････････････････････････････････705
Charge of Samuel, Lord Bishop of St. David's to the clergy of his diocese ... ････････････707

CharitableCorporationvindicated,aswellwhenintheheighthoftrade... ･･･････････････691
Chimera:or,TheFrenchwayofpayingnationaldebts,laidopen... ････････････････････････942
Citycorruptionandmal‑administrationdisplay'd... ･････････････････････････‑･‑････････････････････582

Civilpolity.Atreatiseconcerningthenatureofgovernment... ･･････････････････････････････561
Claims of the British West India colonists to the right of ... ････････････････････････････････････1354

Clear, fair and candid investigation of the population, commerce ... ･･･････････････････････････860'
Clefducommerce,ouEtatducommerceetdesmanufactures...
･･･････････････････････････1350
Code des droits de taxe d' entretien des routes, et des octrois municipaux ... ････････････‑･･46

168

Collectiondesmemoirespresentesa1'Assembleedesnotables... ･･････････････････････････････342

CollectionofaddressestransmittedbycertainEnglishclubsandsocieties... ････････････703
Collection of all the statutes now in force, against the transportation of wooll, &c ... ･･'659
Collection of calculations and remarks relating to the South Sea scheme ... ･･･････････････234
Collection of letters for the improvement of husbandry & trade ... ･･･････････････････････････1275
Collection of letters published in the daily papers relating to the British distillery ... ･･･399
Collection of letters relating to the East India Company ... ･････････････････････････････････‑･････385
Collection of original papers about the Scots plot ... ･t･･････････････････････････････････････････････760

Collectionofpapersandothertracts,writtenoccasionallyonvarioussubjects... ･････････3
CollectionofpapersrelatingtotheEast‑Indiatrade... ････････････････････････････････････379,380
Collection of petitions presented to the honourable House of Commons ... ･････････‑････････933
Collectionofpoliticaltracts... ･････････････････････････‑････････････‑･･･････････････････････････････････････65

Collectionofpoliticaltracts.Onthefollowingsubjects,viz... ･････････････････････････････････689

Collectionofscareandvaluabletreatiseuponmetals,mines... ･･････････････‑･･･････････････1016
Collection of several authentick accounts of the history and price of wheat ... ････‑･･･････103

CollectionoftheletterswhichhavebeenaddressedtothevolunteersofIreland... ･･･430
Collectionoftractsonseveralusefulandinterestingsubjects... ････････････････････････633,958
Collection of tracts, concerning the present state of Ireland ... ･････････････････････････････････1337

Collectionofveryvaluableandscarcepiecesrelatingtothelastplague... ･･････‑････････617
Commerce as it was, is, and ought to be ... ･･･････････････‑････････････････････････････････････････････797
Common sense: in a letter to a friend ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････1204

Commonwealth of England: and the manner and government thereof ... ･････････････････････540
Comparative statement of the two bills, for the better government of ... ･･‑･･････････････････97

Comparativeviewofthepublicfinances,fromthebeginningtothecloseof... 1156,1182
Complaint of liberty and property against arbitrary government ... ･･･････････････････････････740

Complaints of Dublin: humbly offered to His ExcellencyWilliam, Earl of Harrington ... 1321
Compleat alphabetical list, of the stamp duties ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････1268

Compleat list of the members who voted for and against the bill ... ･･･････････････････････････471

Complete stamp table: being an account of all the stamps necessary ... ･････････････････････102

Compte g6n6ral des recettes et depenses de 1'etat, depuis le premier mai 1789 ... ･･････1068
Compte rendu au roi, par M. Necker, directeur general des finances ... ･･･････････････134, 172
Computation of the increase of London, and parts adjacent ... ･････････････････････････････････1260

Computation of the money that hath been exorbitantly raised upon the people ... ･････････82
Computation of the value of South‑Sea stock, on the foot of the scheme ... ･････････188, 230
Computations relating to the publick debts, taken from the abstract deliver'd ... ･････････207
Comte rendu au roi, par M. Necker, Directeur g6neral des financ,es ... ･････････････････････134

ConclusionofBishopBurnet'sHistoryofhisowntime... ･････････････････････････････････････'･533
Conduct of the French, with regard to Nova Scotia; from its first settlement ... ･･･････''963

Consequencesoflayinganadditionaldutyonspirituousliquors... ･･････････････････‑････････412

169

Consequences of trade, as to the wealth and strength of any nation ... ･････････････････････1074

Considerationonthepolityofentailsinanation... ･･･････････""'‑･････････"'"･･････････"･"･･476
Considerations on commerce, bullion and coin, circulation and exchanges ... ･･･････････････774
Considerations on the African trade. ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････264

ConsiderationsontheAmercantrade,beforeandsincetheestablishnentof... ･････････258
Considerations on the bill for a general naturalization ... ･‑･･････''･･････････'･"'････････‑････‑･･･593
Considerations on the debt on the civil list ... ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････1181

Considerations on the effect of the bank restraining bill, and its connection with ... ･･･815
Considerationsontheexorbitantpriceofprovisions... ･･････････････････････････････････････････1058
ConsiderationsonthefisheriesintheScotchislands... ････････"''･･･････････'''‑･･･････････････1348

Considerations on the intended reform in the parliamentary representation of ... ･････････438

Considerations on the late bill for payment of the remainder of ... ･･･""""'････'""""'･1197

Considerationsonthepolicyofrenewingtheexculsiveprivilegesof... ""･････････････････296
ConsiderationsonthepresentstateofaffairsinGreatBritain.... ･････'･'"･････････････････695

Considerationsonthepresentstateofbanknotes,specie,andbullion... ･･････････････････850
Considerationsonthepresentstateoftheintercoursebetween... ･･･････････････････････････1051
Considerations on the proposal for the reduction ofinterest ... ･････d･t････････̀･･････････382, 895

ConsiderationsontherevenuesofIreland. Shewing,theright... ･････"""'･･･････････････1345
ConsiderationsontherevivaloftheRoyal‑British‑Assiento... ･･･････････""'･････‑･････'･････262
Considerations on the scarcity and high prices of bread‑corn ... ････････････"'････････"""･1057

Considerationsonthetradeandfinancesofthiskingdom... ･･･‑････････････････････････････････108
Considerations on the trade to Africa. Together with a proposal for ... ･･････263, 267, 1322

ConsiderationsrequiringgreatercarefortradelnEng)and... "'･･････････････････････････････1277

Considerationssurlalibert6ducommerce;ouvrageod1'onexamine... "'･･･････････････1137
Considerationssuflesfinancesd'Espagne... ･･･････‑････････････"""""""""""""'"""""･･･47
Considerationssurlesfinances,et1'ideegeneraled'unmoyensimple... ･･････････････････1097
ConSiderationssurlesrichessesetleluxe... ････････"････････""""""'"""""""""""""273
Considerationsuponfraudsontherevenue... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････1256
ConsiderationsuponthetradetoGuinea... ･･････････････････････････‑'･･‑････････････････････････‑‑･･･244

Constitution. No. 3: With some account of a bill lately rejected by ... ･･･････････""""･･473
Constitution of England, deduced by analogy from its first principles ... ･･"･････････････'･‑･487

Constitution of Parliaments in England, deduced from the time of King Edward ... ･･････553

Constitutionoftheofficeofland‑credit. Declaredinadeed... ･‑"""""'･‑････""""･･･283, answer to Mr. Edmund Burke's anti‑constitutional ... ････････････479
Constitution; or, A full
Copy of a letter wrote to a member of Parliament, after the proposals for ... ････････････896
Copy of the letter from His Excellency the Lord Generall Cromwell ... ･････････････････････714

Copy of the report and certificate of the Lords of Council and Session in Scotland ... 144

Corndistillery,statedtotheconsiderationofthelandedinterestofEngland... ･････････135
Correspondence and proceedings in the negociation for a renewal of ... ･････････････････････290

170

Correspondence of the Rev. C. Wyvill with the Right Honourable William Pitt ... ･･････465
Corrupt influence removed and the constitution restored ... ･･･････････"''･････‑･･････････････････477

Cottoniposthuma:diverschoicepiecesofthatrenownedantiquarySir... ･･･････････････1084
Cottoni posthuma: divers choice pieces wherein are discussed several ... ･････････････････････547

Crisis; or, A discourse representing, from the most authentick records ... ･･････････････････692
Criterion;or,Somepropositionsfairlystated... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････408

Cui Bono? or, An inquiry, what benefits can arise either to the English or ... ････････････1214
Cursory inquiry into the expediency of repealing the annuity act ... ･･･････････････････････････870(D)
Daily Post. No. 575. Computations, shewing the disproportion of South Sea ... ･･･････‑･236

Dangerwhereinthiskingdomenowstandeth,andtheremedy... ･････････‑････････････････････599
De la Banque d'Espagne, dite de Saint‑Charles ... ･････････････････････････‑･････････････････････････1043
Delacaissed'escompte... ･･････････････‑････････････････････････････････････････････････････‑････････････‑1044

Delapenseedugouvernement... "･･･････‑･･･････････････‑････････'"'""''･''""･････""""'･･‑""1112
De 1'exportation et de 1'importation des grains ... ････‑‑･････････････････････････････････････････････1115
De 1'imp6t territorial en nature chez les romains ... ････････････････････････････････････････････････1119

De1'influencedugouvernementsurlaprosp6rit6ducommerce... ･･････････････････1042,1142
De successionibus apud angloe: the law of hereditary descents ... ･････････‑‑･････････････"""527

Debateatlarge,betweentheHouseofLordsandHouseofCommons... ･･････････････････526
Debate in the House of Commons, on the motion of the Right Hon. William Pitt ... ･･･441
D6but du discours prononc6 par M. Ie Contr61eur‑g6netal ... ･･････････････････t･････････････････338
Decay of trade. A treatise against the abating of interest ... ‑･･･････････････････････････････････989

Declaration against the crosse petition: wherein some secret letts of ... ･･････････････････‑･･710

D6clarationduroi,quiordonneque,danssixmoispourtoutd61ai... ････････････････････････67
Declaration of the Parliament of the Commonwealth of England ... ･･･････････････････････‑･･･713

Decus&tutamen;or,Ournewmoneyasnowcoined... ････････････････････････････････････‑･‑･･･606

Defenceofabstractcurrencies,inreplytotheBullionReportandMr.Huskisson ･･････811
Defence of bank notes, by John Grenfell, Esq ... ･･･････････････････‑･････････‑････････････････････････781

DefenceofEnglishcommodities. Beingananswertotheproposalfor... ･･･････････････1334
Defence of the Dutch, against the imputations of fraud, cruelty, and perfidiousness ... ･･･983
Defence of the observations on the assiento trade ... ･･･････････････････'･･････････････････････""･‑256
Defense of the view of the English Constitution ... ･･････････････････････'･･･････････････････････'････558

Depreciation of bank‑notes demonstrated; and the assertion ... ･･･････････････････････････852, 861

Descausesdelad6populationetdesmoyensd'yremedier... ････････････････････････････････････45
Des effets de la violence et de la mod6ration dans les affaires de France ... ････････････1108

Desint6ratsdespuissancescontinentalesrelativementa1'Angleterre... ･････････････‑････1109

Descriptionanddraughtofanew‑inventedmachineforcarryingvesells... ･･･････････‑‑･･581
Description of the condition and manners as well as of the moral ... ･･‑････････‑････････････1357
DescriptionoftheminesinCardiganshire... ･･････････････････‑･･････････････････････････････････････586mDescription of the port and island of Bombay ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････375

Desultory observations on the act of the last session of Parliament ... ･････̀･･･････････････1358

Desultoryreflectionsonbanksingeneral,andthesystemofkeepingup... ･‑･････････････822
Detectionoftheproceedingsandpracticesofthedirectorsof... ･･････････････････････････････266
Determination of the average depression of the price of wheat in war ... ･･････････････････1232

Devildroveoutofthewarping‑bar;or,Thesnap‑reelsnap'd... ････････‑･････････････････････657
Department de 1'isle de Corse ... Enrichi d'une carte de 1'isle ... ･･････‑･･････････････････････‑1052

Dialogue at Oxford between a tutor and a gentleman, formerly his pupil ... ･･･････････････735
Dialogue between a gentleman and a broker, concerning the funds ... ･･････････････････884, 885

DialoguebetweenagentlemanofLondon,agentfortwocourtcandidates... ････････････506
Dialogue between the Pope and a fanatick concerning affairs in England ... ････‑‑･････････736
Dialogue entre Semblangay, surintedant des finances des Frangois le' ... ･･････････････････1128

Dialogue entre un philosophe et un homme de bien, sur la Theorie du paradoxe ... ･･･1095
Dialogue:or,Afamiliardiscourse,concerning... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････917
Dialoguessurlecommercedesbleds... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････271

Dictionaryofmerchandize,andnomenclatureinalllanguages... ･･････････‑t･･･････････････1359
Discours de J. P. Brissot ... sur les dispositions des puissances etrangeres ... ･････････1106'

Discours du roi, a 1'Assemblee des notables, tenue a Versailles, le 22 fevrier 1787 ... ･･･336
Discours du roi, prononce a 1'Assemblee de notables, du lundi 23 avril 1787 ... ････････‑･･･339
Discours en vers, a 1'occasion de 1'Assemblee des notables ... ･･･････‑･････‑･･････････････‑‑･･････332

Discours prononce de 1'ordre du roi et en sa presence par M. de Calonne ... ･･･････････････337
Discours prononc6s a 1'Assemblee de notables, du vendredi 25 mai 1787 ... ････････････‑･････340

Discourseabouttrade,whereinthereductionofinterestofmoneyto... ･････････････････････39
DiscoursebrieflyshewingthetruestateandtitleoftheComptroller... ････････‑‑････････1003
Discourse,byM.RousseauofGeneva... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････640
Discourse concerning coining the new money lighter ... ･･･････････････････････････････‑･････････････603

Discourseconcerningmilitia'sandstandingarmies... ･････････････････････････････････････････････753

Discourse concerning the currencies of the British plantations in America ... ･･････838, 1070
Discourse concerning the nature, advantage, and improvement of trade ... ･‑････････‑･･‑････676

Discourseconsistingofmotivesfortheenlargementandfreedomeoftrade... ･････････1007
Discoursecontainingasummaryoftheproceedingsofthedirectorsof... ･･･････････････1243
DiscoursemadebeforetheRoyalSocietythe26.ofNovember1674... ･‑･･･････････････････54
Discourseofcoinandcoinage:thefirstinvention,vse,matter,forms... ･･･････････････････‑･38
Discourse of money. Being an essay on that subject, historically ... ････････････････････････1089

Discourseofthegeneralnotionsofmoney,trade,&exchanges... ･･･････････････････････････140
Discourse of the rise and power of Parliaments, of law's, of courts ... ･･‑･････････････････････538
Discourseoftrade... ･････････････････････････････････‑･････････""･･･････････"""･････････""""""""""63
Discourseoftradeandcoyn... ････････････････････････････････‑･････････････････････････････････････････････282

Discourse of trade, coyn, and paper credit: and of ways and means to gain ... ･･･････････････1

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Discourseonpublicoeconomyandcommerce... ･････････････････････････････‑･･････････････‑･････････33

DiscourseontheconductofthegovernmentofGreat‑Britain... ･･････････････････････････････698
Discourse on the late funds of the Million‑act; Lottery‑act, and Bank of England ... ･･･1305

Discourseshewingthattheexportationofwoollisdestructivetothiskingdom... ･･･1009
Discourse, shewing the many advantages which will accrue to this kingdom by ... ･･････996
Discourses upon the modern affairs of Europe, tending to prove ... ･･･････････････････････････732

Discoveryofsomegrossabusesanddisordersintheretailofstrongwaters... ･････････390
Display of tyranny; or Remarks, upon the illegal and arbitrary proceedings ... ････････････566

Dissertation on commerce. Clearly demonstrating the true sources of ... ･･････････････････986

Dissertationonthenumbersofmankindinantientandmoderntimes... ･･････････････････571

Dissertationsurlecommerce,traduitedulatin,deM.IemarquisdeBelloni... ･･････1127
Dissertationupon"theMannerofdistinguishingantiquemedals... ･････････････‑･･････････1266
Dissertazione sull' origine del governo d'inghilterra e sulla nascita ... ････････････････････････542

Distilled spirituous liquors the bane of the nation: being some considerations ... ･････････401
Doctrine sur 1'imp6t, precedee de quelques vues sur 1'economie politique ... ･･･････････････1139
Don John further display'd ... ････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････‑････････････････259

Doubts as to the expediency of adopting the recommendation of ... ･･･････････････････････････803
Draught of a bill, for the more easy and speedy recovery of small debts ... ･･････････････‑622

Draught of a resolution and plan, intended to be proposed, to the Society of ... ･････････454
Droit le roy; or, A digest of the rights and prerogatives of the Imperial Crown ... ･･････475
Duretablissementde1'imp6tdanssonordrenaturel... ･･････････‑･･･････････････････････････････1092
Duke of Anjou's succession considered, as to its legality and consequences ... ････････････757
Duke of Newcastle's letter, by His Majesty's order, to Monsieur Michell ... ･･･････････････163
Dutch barrier our's; or, The interest of England and Holland inseparable ... ･････････971, 972

Dutch better friends than the French, to the monarchy, church, and trade of ... ･････････973

Dutch policy: or, The only means of growing high and mighty both by sea ... ････････････980
Dvtchvsurpation:or,Abriefvievvofthebehaviourofthe... ･････････････････････････････････718(E)
Eclaircissements demand6s a M. N ", sur ses principes economiques ... ･･････････････････1093

Economiepolitique.Projetpourenrichiretpourperfectioner1'especehumaine... ･･･1038
Edictsupontheordainingandestablishingofacommon‑place,andjurisdiction... ･･････58
Editduroi,portantcreationd'assemb16esprovinciales... ･････‑･･･････････････････････"････････348

Elegy upon the much lamented death of Mr. Demar, the famous rich man ... ････････････1334
Empire de Russie, son origine et ses accroissemens ... ‑････････････････････････････････････････････1019

EnglandandEast‑Indiainconsistentintheirmanufactures... ･･････････････････････""･368,644

England'sblacktribunal.SetforthinthetryalofKingCharlesI... ････････････････････････552
Englandsglory.Bythebenefitofwoolmanufacturedtherein... ･･････････････････････････････642
England's glory; or, The great improvement of trade, in general, by a Royal Bank ... ･･･26
England'simpovementreviv'd:digestedintosixbooks... ････････････････････････‑･･････････････1304

1Z3

EnglandsinterestandimproVement. Consistingintheincreaseofthestore... ･････････673

Englandsinterestbytradeasserted,shewingthenecessity&excellencythereof... ･･･1008
England'spathtowealthandhonour,inadialoguebetweenanEnglish‑man... ･････････73
Englandssafety,intradesencrease. Mosthumblypresentedto... ････････････････････････1001
England's treasure by foreign trade. Or, The balance of our foreign trade is ... ･･････8, 74

Englandsvievv,inthevnmaskingoftwoparadoxes... ･･･････････････････････････････････････56,69
English ballance, weighing the reasons, of Englands present conjunction with ... ･････････720
Englishliberties,orThefree‑bornsubject'sinheritance... ･･････‑･･････････････････････‑･････････557

EnglishlibertyinsomecasesworsethanFrenchslavery... ･････････‑･･････････････････････････894
English‑mans right. A dialogue between a barrister at law, and a jury‑man ... ･････････733
Englishman's letters relative to the trade between Great Britain and the East‑Indies ... 1164
Englishmen's eyes open'd; or, All made to see, who are not resolv'd to be blind ... ･･････878

EnquiryintothecausesofthefrequentexecutionsatTyburn... ･･････････････････････････････618
Enquiryintothecustomary‑estatesandtenant‑rights... ･･････････････････････････････････････････578
Enquiry into the depreciation of Irish bank paper, its effects and causes ... ･･･････････････1169

Enquiryintotheeffectsproducedonthenationalcurrency... ･･‑･･･････････････"･････････････769
Enquiry into the nature and effects of the paper credit of Great Britain ... ･･･････････････1223
Enquiry into the principles of taxation, chiefly applicable to articles of ... ･･････････;･91, 181

Enquiryintothereasonsoftheadvanceofthepriceofcoals... ･･････････････････････････････585
Enquiry relative to the highways in the shire of Berwick ... ･･･‑‑･･･････････････････････････････1349

Entirenewsystemofmercantilecalculation... ･････‑････････････････････････････････････････････････104

Entretiend'unphilosopheetd'unhommedecoursurlesprojetsd'6tat... ･･････････････‑･･･34
Enumerationofthecontributions,confiscations,andrequisitionsof... ･････････････････････1185

EpistletotheRightHonourabletheLord‑mayor,Aldermen... ･･････････････････････････････1323

Epitomeofthestocksandpublickfunds;containingeverythingnecessaryto... ･････････21
EpitreaM.Iemarquisde"',a1'occasionde1'Assembleedesnotables... ･･･････････････333
Epitreauxnotables... ‑･･･････‑･････････････････････････････････････････････‑･･‑････････････････････････････････334

EquityofParliaments,andpublickfaith,vindicated;inanswerto... ････････････････････････921
Esperance, ... suivi de un peu plus ... ‑ ････････････････････････････････"･'･･‑････'･･･････････････'"'"'274
Essai politique sur le commerce ... ･‑･･･････････････････‑･･････････････････････････････････････････‑‑･････････31

Essai sur la nature du commerce en general ... ･･･‑････････････････････････････････････････････････‑･1015

EssaisurlaviedeJ.J.Barthelemy... ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････‑‑1111

Essai sur le bonheur du peuple. Nouvelle methode d'imposer le tribut en France ... ･･‑1123
Essai sur les dettes publiques, et sur la possibilite de les eteindre avec le temps ... ･･････844
Essai sur les probabilites de la duree de la vie humaine ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････162

Essais sur 1'esprit de la legislation, favorable a 1'agriculture, a la population ... ･････････1022
Essaisur1'6tatactuelde1'administrationdesfinarices... ･････････････‑‑･･･････････････････････'1144

Essayfordischargingthedebtsofthenation,byequivalents... ･･･････････････････････‑"'"'920
Essay for promoting of trade, and increasing the coin of the nation ... ･････････････････････1288

174

Essay for the raising a national fishery by the poor of England ... ･･･‑･････････'"･･･････････1280

Essay on circulation and credit, in four parts; and a letter on the jealousy of commerce ... 176
Essayoncivilgovernment... ･･･････････････････････････････････‑･････････････････････････････････････････････501

Essayonmoneyandpapercurrency... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････''"････････････867

Essayontheadvantagesanddisadvantageswhichrespectivelyattend... ･･"''･･･････････････7
Essayonthecausesofthedeclineoftheforeigntrade... ････････････････････････････････････12,93･Essay on the Constitution of England ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････425

Essay on the improvement of the woollen manufacture ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････1073

Essayontheinequalityofourpresenttaxes,particularlytheland‑tax... ･･'････････････1269
Essay on the liberty of the press chiefly as it respects personal slander ... ････････････‑･････472
Essay on the national debt, with copper plate charts ... ･･････‑･･‑････････････‑･･････････････････････99

Essay on the nature and methods of carrying on a trade to the South‑Sea ... ････････････1291

Essayonthenewprojectforaland‑mint,proposingaproper... ･･･････････････････････････1090
Essay on the principle of commercial exchanges, and more particularly of ... ････････････1170

Essayonthepublickdebtsofthiskingdom... '"'""･･････････････････････････････'"'113,175,925
Essay on the state of England, in relation to its trade, its poor, and its taxes ... ････････････2

Essayonthetheoryofmoneyandexchange... ･･････････････････････････････････････""････････････836

EssayonthetreatyofcommercewithFrance:withnecessaryexpositions... ････････････939

EssayonwaysandmeansforimprovingtheinlandnavigationandHumbly... ･････････589
Essayonwaysandmeansforraisingmoneyforthesupportof... ･･･････････"'･････････････899

EssayonwaysandmeanstomaintainthehonourandsafetyofEngland... ･･･‑････････1148
Essay to prove that all insurances on ships and goods at sea ... ･････････････････""････････････981

EssaytowardscarryingonthepresentwaragainstFrance... ･････････････････"'･････････････927

Essayuponcivilgovernment:whereinissetforth,thenecessity,origin,rights... ･･････531
Essay upon credit, being a proposal for the immediate and entire payment of ... ･････‑･･･912
Essay upon government: or, The natural notions of government ... ･･･････････'･''･･････504, 528

Essay upon loans: or, An argument proving that substantial funds settled by ... ･････････902
Essay upon political ceconomy; being an inquiry into the truth of the two ... '･･････････‑1173
Essayuponpubliccredit.InaIettertoafriend... ･････････････････････････････‑･i･･･････････‑････892

Essay upon publick credit: being an enquiry how the publick credit comes to ... ･････････901
Essay upon the British fisheries: wherein the errors of the system on ... ･･････････････････1218

Essay upon the national credit of England; introductory to a proposal prepar'd for ... 1309

Essayuponthenecessityofraisingthevalueoftwentymillionsof... ･･････"''･･･････････1151

Essayuponthequestionwhatproportionoftheproduceofarableland... ･････････153,167
Essay upon the trade to Africa, in order to set the merits of that cause in ... ････････････248
Essay upon trade, and publick credit; shewing the advantages of ... ･･････････"''･････････････682

Essays about the poor, manufactures, trade, plantations, & immorality ... ･･････････････････952

EssaysonthepopulationofIreland,andthecharactersoftheIrish... ････････････ll61,1177
Essaysontradeandnavigation... ‑･･‑････････'･･････"･･･････････････････‑･‑････････････････････････････････16

1725

Essaystowardsillustratingsomeelementaryprinciplesrelatingtowealth... ･i･･････････855
Essays upon several projects: or, Effectual ways for advancing the interest of ... ･･････1040
Estimate of the manners and principles of the times :.. ･････････････････････････････････････････････544

Estimateofthepresentnationaldebt;towhichisaddedAcopyofremarks... ･････････212
Estimate of the produce of the tax upon income; with a few observations on ... ･･････‑･･160

Estimate of the value of South‑Sea stock. With some remarks relating thereto ... ･･･219
Europeaslave,unlessEnglandbreakherchains... ･･････････････････････‑･････････････････････････532

Everymanhisownbroker:or,Aguidetoexchange‑alley... ････････････････････････････････････13
Every man his own law‑maker; or, The Englishman's complete guide to ... ･･‑････････････442

Exactpolitician,or,Compleatstatesman:brieflymethodicallyresolvedinto... ･････････180
Exactions and impositions of parish fees discovered ... ･･････････････････････････‑･･････････････････628

ExaminationofSirJohnSinclair'sObservationsontheReportof... ････････････････････････831
ExaminationoftheReportoftheBullionCommittee... ････････････････}･････････････････････････793
Excellencie of a free state ... ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････497

Excise:beingacollectionofletters,&c.containing,thesentiments... ･･････････････"'････879

Expediencyandpracticabilityoftheresumptionofcash‑paymentsby... ･････････'･""･･･835
Explanation of the African‑company's property.in the sole trade to Africa ... ･･"""････250

ExplanationofthemistakenprincipleonwhichtheCommutationact... ･･･････‑""････‑･114
Expos6 on the present ruinous system of town & country banks ... ････････････････‑"'･･･････828
Extrait de 1'avertissement plac6 a la tete de la Collection des memoires present6s ... '''341
Etablissement d'une caisse g6n6rale des epargnes du peuple ... ･･････････････････････‑･""'""1116(F)
FactsrelativetotheconductofthewarintheWestIndies... ･･････････････････････‑･･････････704

Factswhichshewthenecessityofestablishingaregularmethodforthepunctual... ･･･88
Fairpaymentnospunge:or,Someconsiderationsontheunreasonablenessof... ･･････1308
Familiar discourses, or, Dialogue concerning the mine‑adventure ... ･‑････････････‑････････････573

Farther considerations upon a reduction of the land‑tax: together with ... ･････････897, 1271
Farther explanations of some particular subjects, relating to trade ... ････････････････････････146

Farther observations concerning the Foundling‑Hospital: pointing out ... ････････････････････‑80

Fartherobservationsonthesubjectofthesupposeddepreciationof... ･････････････････････788

Fatalconsequencesofminist'influence:or,Thedifferencebetweenroyalpower... ･･‑466
FatherPaulofbeneficiarymatter:.pr,Theduesofthealtar... ･･････････‑･････‑･････････････1021

Femalemanufacturescomplaint:beingthehumblepetitionofDorothyDistaff... ･･････656
FewfactsstatedinanswertQtheReportoftheBullion‑Committee... ･‑･･‑･･･････････････‑814
Financialandpoliticalfactsoftheeighteenthcentury... ･･･････････････････････････････････････1154

FitnessofrepealingtheSeptennialactatthisjunctureconsider'd... ･･･････‑････････････････471
Fiveessaysinpoliticalarithmetick... ･････････‑････‑････････････････････････････‑･････････････････････････23

Fragment on government; being an examination of what is delivered ... ･‑･･･････････""""417
France ruinee sous le regne de Louis XIV ... ･･････････････‑････････‑‑･･･････････････････････"'""'････71

176

Frauds and abuses of the coal‑dealers detected and exposed ... ･････‑･････････････････････‑･････402

Free apology in behalf of the smugglers, so far as their case affects the constitution ... 982

Free discourse wherein the doctrines which make for tyranny are display'd ... ････････････521
FreedisquisitionconcerningthelawofentailsinScotland... ･････････････････････････････････1208
Free trade. Or, The meanes to make trade florish ... ････････････････････････････････････････････････60

Free trade to India. Letters addressed to the merchants ... ････････････････････････････････････‑･･291

Free‑holders grand inquest, touching our Sovereign Lord the King ... ････････････････････････5I6
Freeholder's Journal. Numb. 52, 53, 54 ... ･･････････････････････････‑････････････････････････････････････237

Freemason'stavern,Wednesday,9thApril,1794... ････････････････････････････････････････････････456
Free‑thinker. No.274... ･･‑･･･‑‑････‑････････････････‑･･･‑･･･････････‑‑･･･‑････‑･･････‑･････‑‑‑･223

Frenchcharity...ShortviewofthelifeandreignofHenrytheThird... ･･･････････････548
French excise: or, A compendious account of the several excises in France ... ････････････930
Frenchprophecy:or,AnadmonitiontotheEnglish... ‑‑････････････'･･････････････････････････････746
Friendlyadmonitiontothedrinkersofgin,brandy... ･･‑･･･‑･･･････t･･････････････････････････････409

FriendsofthePeople. Freemason'stavern,Dec.5,1795... ･････････････････････････････‑･･････460
Friends ofthe People. Freemason's tavern,Jan, 17, 1795 ... ････'･･･････････････････････････････458

FriendsofthePeople. Freemason'stavern...May25.1793... ･･････････････････････････････453
Friends of the People. Freemason's tavern, Saturday, May 31, 1794 ... ･････････････'････････457
Friends of the People. Freemason's tavern, 30th May, 1795 ... ･････････････････････････････････459
FullaccountofthepresentdisputeinIreland... ････････････････････････････････････‑･･‑･･･････････1324

Fullandexactcollectionofalltheconsiderableaddresses,memorials... ･･････････････････242
Full and impartial account of the company of Mississipi ... ･･‑････'̀･････････････"･'"･･･････････943

Full answers to Mr. M‑ ‑ ‑y's queries in defence of the malt‑distillery ... ･･･････････････414

Furtherconsiderationsconcerningraisingthevalueofmoney... ････････････････････････41,601
Furtherdefenceofabstractcurrencies... ･･･････････････････････････････"･････････････'"""""'･･･"856

Furtherdisplay'd:beingasupplementtoConsideratinsentheAmericantrade... ･･････259
Further report from the Committee of Secresy[sic] ... ･････････････)･････････････････････････････tt198
Fvll and clear answer to a book, written by William Petit ... ････････････････････････････････････549(G)
General history of trade, and especially consider'd as it respects ... ･･･････････････････････････678
General remarks on the British fisheries ... ･････････････････････････････'･･････････････‑････････‑･･････1217

General view of the bill presented to Parliament during the last session ... ･･･････････････1186
General view of the corn trade and corn laws of Great Britain ... ･･･････････i･･･････････････1159

General view of the variations which have been made in the affairs of ... ･･････････････････318
Gentleman's and trader's guide. Containing, the description and use of ... ･･････････････････610
Genuine state of the receipts and issues of the revenues of France, in 1740 ... ････････････124

Goldenfleece:orThetrade,interest,andwell‑beingofGreatBritain... ････････････161,672
Golden mine of treasure open'd for the Dutch ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････974
Grand inquest: or, A full and perfect ansvver to ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････738

177

Grandquestiondebated:afterthedialogisticmannerofLucian... ･･････････‑"･･････････････898
Grand‑jury‑man's oath and office explained: and the rights of ... ･････････････"'･･･"･････････730

Grants,charters,andletterspatent,ofthecorporationofTrinity‑House... ････････････1328
Graziersreadyreckoner,or,Ausefulguideforbuyingandsellingcattle... ･･･････‑･･･････36

Greatadvantageofeatingpureandgenuinebread,comprehendingtheheartof... ･･･1211
Great Britain's glory: or, An account of the great numbers of poor employ'd ... ･････････648
Great Britain's poverty and distress, exemplified by the East‑India monopoly ... ･････････386

GreatBrittainarraignedasofFelodese,andfoundguilty... ･････････････････････････････････929

GreathonourandadvantageoftheEast‑Indiatradetothekingdom,asserted... ･･････369
Groans of the plantations: or, A true account of their grievous ... ･･････････････････････････････139
Guide to candidates and electors, on parliamentary elections ... ････････････････････"'･･････････546

Guineasanunnecessaryandexpensiveincumbranceoncommerce... ･････････････････････1226(H)
Headsforabilltoamendthelawconcerningtailliesinthatpartof... ･･････････････････1209
Henri IV peint par lui‑meme, dans deux discours de ce prince ... ‑････････････"""'･･"････''331
HerefollowethAbriefandeasiewaybytable... ･････････････････････････‑････････‑････････････････609

Highpriceofbullion,a proofofthedepreciationofbanknotes... ････････････････････････784
High‑lander's answer to the L‑‑d H‑‑m's Sp‑‑ch ... ････････････････････････････････････････････････763

Hints for an answer to the letter of the chairman and duputy chairman of ... ････････････297

Hints from Holland; or, Gold bullion as dear in Dutch currency as in bank notes ... ･･‑818
HintsfromHolland,partofthesecond;or... ････････････････････････････‑･･････････････････'･"'････‑817

HintstothemanufacturersofGreatBritain,ontheconsequencesoftheIrish... ･････‑768
Histoire abr6gee des revolutions du commerce; ou precis historique et ... ･･････････････････1018

Histoire et commerce des colonies angloises. Dans 1'Am6rique septentrionale ... ･････････66
HistoireraisonneeducommercedelaRussie... ････････････････‑･･･‑･････････‑････････････････････1141

Historical account of the antient rights and power of the Parliament of Scotland ... ･･･555

HistoricalaccountofthenavalpowerofFrance,fromitsfirstfoundationto... '････････78
Historicalaccountsofthegovernmentandthegrievancesof... ･･･････････････････"'････････178
Historical dissertation concerning the antiquity of the English Constitution ... ････････････500

HistoricalessayonthelegislativepowerofEngland... ･･････････････････････････････････････････505

T

Historical remarks on the taxation of free states, in a series of letters to a friend ... ･･･156
History of the national debt, from the revolution in 1688 to 1800 ... ･･････････････････;････････847

Historyoftheoriginalandprogressofecclesiasticalrevenues... ･･･････････････････････････1087
History of the Parliament of Great Britain, from the death of Queen Anne ... ････････････543
HistoryofthepresentParliament.Andconvocation... ･･････････････････････････････････････････563

Humblerepresentationofthestateofourwoollenmanufactures... ････････････････････････1014
Hvmblepetitionandremonstrancepresenteduntoboththehigh... ･････‑･･････････････････1004(I)
Iames by the grace of God ... wnereas wee haue vnderstood ... ･t･･･････‑････････････････････641

128

Idea of a patriot citizen; or, True reform. In a Letter to a noble Lord ... ･･･････････････439

Idees d'un citoyen presque sexagenaire. Sur 1'etat actuel du royaume de France ... ･･･1129
Idees sur les imp6ts publics, qui peuvent a la fois soulager les peuples de plus ... ･････'1104
Illustration of the principles of the bill, proposed to be submitted to ... ･･････････････････''･179

Impartial accomptant. To all lovers of Great‑Britain, first to the King ... . ･･････････････‑887

Impartial and full account of the life & death of ... William Lord Russel ... ･･････････‑･539

ImpartialenquiryintothepresentstateoftheBritishdistillery... ･･･････････････････････････403
Impartial enquiry into the properties of places and pensions ... ･････････‑‑･･････････････････････508

ImpartialenquiryintothevalueofSouth‑Seastock... ‑･･････‑･････････････････････‑････････････224

Importance of the African expedition considered: with copies of the memorials ... ････'･967
ImportanceoftheCowgate‑Bridge,&c.considered... ･･･‑･･････‑････‑･･････････････････････････1213
Importance of the Ostend company consider'd; wherein in fully proved ... ･･･‑･･975, 976, 977

Importantconsiderationsonthetruenatureofgovernment... ･････････････････‑･･･････････････512
Important crisis, in the callico and muslin manufactory in Great Britain ... ･･･････････････1241
Important facts and opinions relative to the King; faithfully collected from ... ････････････201

Imp6tterritorialouladixmeroialeavectoussesavantages' ... ･･････････････････････････････1118
Income and expenditure of Great‑Britain of the last seven years,examined ... ････････････110

Incometaxscrutinized,andsomeamendmentsproposedtorenderit... ･･････････････････1180
Increase of manufactures, commerce, and finance, with the extension of ... ･･････････････････92
Inquiry into the causes of the present high price of gold bullion in England ... ････････････794

Inquiry into the corn laws and corn trade of Great Britain, and their influence on ... ･･･174

Inquiryintothenatureandeffectofthewritofhabeascorpus.:. ･････‑･････････････････････513

InquiryintothepracticalmeritsofthesystemfortheGovernmentofIndia... ･････････308
Inquiryintotheprinciplesofpolitical economy:beinganessayonthescience... ""'･241
Inquiryintotherealdifferencebetweenactualmoney,consistingofgold... ････････････1171
Inquiry into the state of our commercial relations with the Northern powers ... ･････‑･･･820
Instructions for officers who only survery dealers in brandy, &c. in London ... ･････････1261
InstructionsfortheofficersoftheLondondistillery... ････‑･････････････････････････････････････1261

Instructions to be observed by the several surveyors appointed for the better ... ･･･････‑･597

IntendednavigationoftheriverChelmer,intheCountyofEssex... ･････････････････････‑･･579
InterestofEnglandcgnsider'd,withrespecttoitsmanufactures... ･･･････････････････････････654
Interest of Engiand considered: in an essay upon wooll ... ････‑‑･･･‑‑･･･････････････････････････'･‑･15

InterestofEnglandinthepresentwarwithHolland... ･･････････････････････････････････････････719
Interest of money mistaken. Or A treatise, proving, that the abatement of ... ････････････992
Interestofthecompounddistillerconsider'd... ･････････‑･･‑･･･････････････････････････‑･･････････‑･･396

Interest of these United Provinces. Being a defence of the Zeelanders choice ... ･････････721

Introductionalasciencede1'6conomiepolitiqueetdelastatistiquegen6rale... ･･‑･･･1133
Investigationintotheprinciplesandcreditofthecirculationofpapermoney... ･･････1178
Irish loan of 1800. Substance of the speech of the Right Honourable Isaac Corry ... ･･･1229

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John Chidley's vindication of himself, from the slander and calumny cast upon him ... 245
John Selden, of the judicature in Parliaments, a posthumous treatise ... ･････････････････････551

Journaldecommerce,d6dieasonAltesseRoyaleMonseigneurleprince... ･･･････････････68
Journeytotheworldinthemoon,&c:bytheauthorofThetrue‑born... ･･･････････････1286
JudgeDodaridge,hisIawofnobilityandpeerage,whereintheantiqvities,titles... ･･････48
Judgmentofwholekingdomsandnations,concerningtherights,power... ･･･････････････507
Jusregium:or,TheKing'srighttograntforfeitures... ･････:･‑･･････････････････････････････････758

Just complaint of the poor weavers truly represented, with as much answer as ... ･･････650
Justification de M.Necker, concernant les emprunts, les imp6ts, Ie credit public ... ･･･1066
Justification of the Dvtch from several late scandalous reflections ... ････････････････････････970

JustificationofthepresentwaragainsttheUnitedNetherlands... ･････････････････････････‑･717(K)
Key for filling up the blanks in a pamphlet lately published, intitled ... ･････････････････････468

Knowledge of medals: or, Instructions for those who apply themselves to ... ･･･････････････281(L)
Lack of gold; or, An enquiry into the state of the paper currency of England ... '･'･･････866

LastwillandcodicilofCharlesII. KingofSpain... ････････････････････････････････"""'･･････755
Law and principle of money considered; in a letter to W. Huskisson ... ･････････････････････796
Law of pledges, or pawns, as it was in use amongst the Romans ... ･･･････････････････････････627

LegallfundamentalllibertiesofthepeopleofEnglandrevived,asserted... ･･･････････････711

LetteraddressedtothehonorabletheHouseofCommons,onthenecessityof... ･･････825
Letter,ballancingthenecessityofkeepingaland‑forceintimesofpeace... ････････････751
Letter, containing observations on some of the effects of our paper currency ... ･････････790

LetterfromagentlemaninEngland,tohisfriendinScotland... ･････････････････'･･'･･････1205
Letter from a gentleman in the city, to one in the covntry ... ･････････････････････････""'･･････729

Letterfromahawkerandpedlarinthecountry,toamemberof... ････････‑･･""""･････624
Letter from a member of Parliament for a borough in the west ... ･････‑･････････････････････1262

Letter from a member of Parliament to his friend in the country, containg, his reasons ... 416
Letter from a member of Parliament to his friend in the country; giving his ... ･････････1264

Letter from a member of the House of Commons to his friend in the country ... ･････････931

Letter from a merchant at Jamaica to a member of Parliament in London ... ･""'･･････246
Letter from a merchant in Amsterdam to a friend in London ... ･･･････････････････"'････････1306

LetterfromaWest‑Indiamerchantto4gentlemanatTunbridg... ･････････････"""'････1307
Letter from an heritor to his fellows, the landed interest of Scotland ... ････････""""'････702

Letter from an officer at Madras, to a friend formerly in that service ... ･････""""""･311
LetterfromDionysiustotherenownedtriumvirate... ･･････････････････････････････････････････1203
Letter from Dr. Jebb. With an extract from an historical account of ... ･･････････････････493

Letter 'from member of Parliament to his friend in the country, upon the motion ... ･･･1313

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Letter from Mr. Hodges at London. To a member of the Parliament of Scotland ... 1282
LetterfromSirPhilipFrancis,K.B,toLordViscountHowick... ･･･････････････････････‑･･･326
Letter from Sir Richard Cox, Bart. to Thomas Prior, Esq ... ･････････････････････････････････1341

LetterfromtheauthoroftheArgumentagainsta'standingarmy... ････････････････････････752
Letter from the Marquis Wellesley, Governor General of India ... ･･････････････････････････････292

LetterfromtheMarquisWellesley,Governor‑GeneralinCouncil... ･･････････････････289,293

LetterfromtheRightHonorableHenryDundastotheChairman... ････････････････････････319

LetterofhisgracetheDukeofRichmond,inanswertothequeriesproposedby... ･･･432
Letter on Parliamentary reform; containing the sketch of a plan ... ･･･････････････････････････420

Letteronparliamentaryrepresentation,inwhichtheproprietyof... ･･･‑････････････････････429
Letter to a friend, concerning the proposals for the payment of the nation's debts ... ･･･913
Letter to a friend in the country, in relation to the new law concerning spirituous ... ･･･407

Letter to a friend. In which is shewn, the inviolable nature of publick securities ... ･･･911
Letter to a friend on commerce and free ports, and London‑Docks ... ･‑･･･････････････････1054

Letter to a gentleman in Edinburgh, concerning Mr. Greeme of Argomery's ... ･････････1303
Letter to a member of Parliament concerning the bill for preventing the growth of ... 694
Letter to a member of Parliament, concerning the bill for regulating ... ･････････････････････615

Letter to a member of Parliament; occasioned by the publication of the Report ... ･･････830

LettertoamemberofParliament,occasion'dbytheSouth‑SeaCompany's... ･････････914
LettertoamemberofParliament:shewingthejusticeofamoreequal... ･･･････････････910
LettertoamemberofParliament,ontheregisteringandnumbering... ･･････････････････1272
LettertoamemberofthehonourableHouseofCommons... ･････････････････････････････････280

Lettertoamemberofthe'HouseofCommonsonaproposalforregulating... ･････････646
Letter to a patriot senator, including the heads of a bill for ... ･････････････････････････････････428

LettertoaproprietoroftheEast‑IndiaCompany... ･･･････････････････････････････････････381,388
Lettertoawest‑countryclothierandfreeholder... ････････････････････････････････････････････････937

Letter to Davies Giddy, Esq. M. P. In answer to his Plain statement ... ･･････････････････791
Letter to His Royal Highness the Prince Regent ... . ････････････････････････････････････････････････869
Letter to John Theodore Koster, Esq ... ････････････････････････････････････････････････‑･････････････････798

Letter to Lord Ashburton, from Mr. Horne, occasioned by last Tuesday's debate ... ･･･426
Letter to Lord Folkstone, on his reviving the charges made by Mr. Paull against ... ･･･330

LettertoSirJohnBarnard,uponhisproposalsforraisingthreemillionsof... ･････････890
Letter to Sir John Phillips, Bart. Occasion'd by a bill brought into Parliament to ... ･･･591
Letter to Sir R‑‑‑‑‑‑ H‑‑‑‑‑‑‑ wherein is considered, what effect the repeal ... ･･･680, 936

LettertoSirThomasOsborn,oneofHisMajestiesprivycouncil... ････････････････････････716
Letter to Sir William Strickland, Bart. Relating to the coal trade ... ･･････‑･････････････････394

LettertotheauthorofapamphletentitledFreeParliaments... ･･････････････････････････････427
Letter to the author of the Calculations in the White‑Hall Evening‑Post ... ･･･････････････221

LettertotheauthoroftheLondonJournal;containingobjectionsagainst... ･･････････‑･227

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Letter to the chairman of the East‑India Company: in which the facts contained ... ･･･376
Letter to the editor o{ the Edinburgh Review, by Major Scott Waring ... ･･････････････････309
Letter to the gentlemen of the landed interest in Ireland, relating to a bank ... ･････････1293

Letter to the heritors, farmers, and inhabitants of the County of Edinburgh ... ･････････1212

Letter to the Honourable A‑‑‑‑‑r M‑‑‑‑‑re, com‑‑‑‑‑‑‑ner of trade and ... ･･････683, 941
Letter to the merchants of Great Britain; or A proper reply to the London Journal ... ･･･687

LettertothemerchantsofthePortugalcommittee,fromaLisbontrader... ‑･･･････････987
Letter to the partners of Douglas, Heron, and Co. from a fellow partner ... ･･･････････････132
Letter to the people of England upon the present crisis; by James Edward Hamilton ... ･･･1244
Letter to the proprietors of East India stock, respecting the present situation of ... ･･･1165
Letter to the Right Hon. Lord King, in defence of the conduct of the directors of ... ･･･1353
Letter to the Right Hon. Lord Pelham, on the state of ... ･･･････････････････････････'･･･････････1351
Letter to the Right Hon. Sir John Sinclair ... ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････800

LettertotheRightHon.SpencerPerceval,onthesubjectof... ･･････････････････････････････303
Letter to the Right Hon. Spencer Percival [sic], on the present state of ... ･･･････････････865

LettertotheRight.Hon.WilliamPitt,bytheRev. ChristopherWyvill... ････････････464
LettertotheRightHonourableSirJohnSinclair,Bart... ･････････････････････････････････'･････783

LettertotheRightHonourableSirRichardBrocas,LordMayorofLondon... ･････････686
Letter to the Right Honourable Sir Robert Walpole ... ････････････････････････････‑････"""'""･665

LettertotheRightHonourabletheEarlofSunderland... ･･･････････････････････････"""''"'･226
LettertotheRightHonourableWilliamPitt... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････443

Letter to the Right Honourable William Pitt, on the influence of the stoppage of ... "'779
Letter to the Right Honourable William Pitt, upon the nature of parliamentary ... ･･････435
Letter to the sub‑governor, deputy‑governor, & directors of the South Sea ... ････････････228
Letter to the sub‑governor, deputy‑governor, & directors of the South Sea ... ････････････231

LettertoWm.Huskisson...onhislatepublication... ･････････････････････････････"""'"''"799
Letter to William Pulteney, Esq; on the subject of the Forth and Clyde navigation ... ･･･127
LettersaddressedtotheRightHonourableWilliamPitt... ･････････････････････････････'･････････89
Letters concerning the present state of England ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････418
Letters concerning the trade and manufactures ... ･････････････････････････････････････････'･･･128, 129

Letters of the Marquis Wellesley, respecting the College of Fort William ... ･････'‑････････294
Letters relating to the East India Company ... ････････････････････････････････････････････････'････････385

Letters to a member of the British Parliament, on the absurdity of ... ･････････････""'･･･1233
Letter, to the chairman of the East India Company, on the danger of interfering in ... ･･･327
LettreaM.Necker... ･･････････････････････････････････‑････････････････････‑･･･････････････････････････････1064

Lettres de citation a Mr. Burnet docteur en th6ologie ... ････････････････････････････t･････････････743
LettresducomtedeMirabeau... ･･･････････････････････‑･････････････････････････････････‑･･････････････1063

Lettresd'unproprietairefrangoisaM.Necker... ････････････････････････････････････････‑･･･････1060

Lex parliamentaria: or, A treatise of the law and custom of Parliaments ... ･･･････････'･･･498

182

Liberation de la dette nationale; ouvrage dans lequel on presente le ... ･････････････････････1099

LieutenantColonelMunro'splanforabolishingthetentcontractof... ･････････････････････301
Life of the famous John Baptist Colbert, late Minister and Secretary of ... ･･･････････････1289
Linen spinster, in defence of the linen manufactures, &c ... ････････････････････････'･･････････････574

Listofclaimsforthevalueofjurisdictions:ontheactofParliament... ･･････････････････143
List of the absentees of Ireland, and the yearly value Qf their estates ... ･･････････････････1046

Listofthememberofthesociety. For1784... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････1076

List of the regiments which compose the present establishment of Ireland ... ････････････1346

Listedesnotablescomposantl'Assemb16epartageeenseptbureaux... ･････････････････････335
Listedespersonnesdesdeuxsexes,arrete6setdetenuesdans... ･･･････････････････････････1105
Loi agraire, ou Memoire sur la necessit6 d'abolir la loi qui annulle les baux ... ･････････1125

Looktoyourproperty:addressedtothelandlords,stock‑holders,mortgagees... ･･････853
Lord Haversham's speech in the House of Peers, on Thursday, November 23d, 1704 ... 762

LordLoughborough'sChargetothegrandjuryofWilts... ‑･"‑'･･'････････････"""""""･1222

Lordsprotest,November18,1740. Towhichisadded,considerationsupon... ･･･tt････590(M)
Maintenance of free trade according to the three essentiall parts of ... ･････‑･･････････････････59

Man's mistaken, who thinks the taxes so grievous as to render the nation ... ････････････1274
Manner how statutes are enacted in Parliament by passing of bills ... ････････････････････････564

Mannerofdistinguishingantiquemedalsfromsuchas... ･･･････････････････････････････････････1266
MannerofholdingParliamentsinEngland.... ･･･････････････････････････････････････"""'""'･･･559

Manueldeschamps,ouRecueilchoisi,instructifetamusant... ･･･‑･･････････････････････････1036
Manuscript description on European finance by Edward Alpe ... ･･･････････････････････････‑･･1085

MassacreofGlenco. Beingatruenarrativeofthebarbarousmurtherof... ････････････759
Measures recommended for the support of public credit ... ･･･････････‑･･････････････････････‑‑･･･101

Meditazionisullaeconomiapolitica. Edizionesesta,accresciutedall'autore... ･･････1034

Members'andelectors'usefulcompanionforthepresentgeneralelection... ････････････422
MementototheEast‑Indiacompanies. Or,Anabstractofaremonstrance... ････‑････370
Memoirs of the rise and fall, of the great Mr. Law, in France ... ････････････････････'"'･･'･･･947

MemorialbyWilliamHamill,gent.Agentandtrusteefortheofficers... ･･･････････････1332
Memorial for the merchants, traders, and manufacturers of Glasgow ... ･････････････････････154

Memorial of the journeymen calico printers, and others connected with their trade ... 1174

Memoriallsforthegovernmentoftheroyall‑burghsinScotland... ･･･････････････････････････53
Memorials of the method and manner of proceedings in Parliament in passing bills ... 565

MemorialspresentedbyfhedeputiesoftheCouncilofTradeinFrance... ･････････969,978
MerchantsNew‑Royall‑Exchange:framedatRoan,andbroughtouerto... ･･‑･･･"･･'････57
MerchanVswarehouselaidopen:or,Theplaindealinglinnen‑draper... ･････････････'･"････28
Methodfortheregularmanagementofthosesocieties,call'dbox‑clubs... ･･･････････････620

Methodofcultivatingmadder,asitisnowpractisedbytheDutchinZealand... ･･････166

183

Methodproposedtopreventthemanyrobberiesandvillaniescommittedin... ･･･637,638
Memoiresurlesmanufacturesdedraps,etautresetoffesdelaine... ･････････････････････1039
Memoiresurlesportionscongrues,etsur1'ascendantaristocratiqug... ･････････････････""344
Memoire sur 1'imp6t, consid6re dans ses rapports avec la constitution ... ･･････････････････1135
M6moire sur un point essentiel de la richesse de 1'etat ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････1126

Memoirespourservirti1'histoiregeneraledesfinances... ････････････････････････････････････1037
M6moires sur le commerce des Hollandois, dans tous les 6tats et empires ... ････････････1017

Ministerialinfluenceunconstitutional. Or,Themischiefsofpublicvenality... ･････････469
Ministerialusurpationdisplayed,andtheprerogativesofthecrown... ･････････････････････474

MinutesoftheevidencetakenbeforeaCommitteeoftheHouseofCommons... ･･････200
Miscellaneous proposals for increasing our national wealth twelve millions a year ... 1245

Miseriesofthemiserable:or,Anessaytowardslayingopenthedecayof... ････････････670
Mistakenadvantagebyraisingofmoney,discoveredinalettertoafriend... ･････････1279
Mr. Francis's speech on the affairs of India; delivered in the House of Commons ... ･･･321
Mr. Hutcheson's answer to Mr. Crookshanks's Seasonable remarks ... ･････････････････････210

Mr.Law'scharactervindicated. InthemanagementofthestocksinFrance... ･･････944
Mr. Phipps's speech to a committee of the honourable House of Commons ... ････････････251

Mr.Steele'sapologyforhimselfandhiswritings;occasionedbyhisexpulsion... ･･････693
Modestapology,occasion'dbythelateunhappyturnofaffairs... ･･･････････････････････････922
Modest proposal for the prohibition of speech, humbly offered to ... ････････････････････････1318

Modustenendiparliamentum:or,TheoldmannerofholdingParliaments... ････････････564
Monarchy asserted or The state of monarchicall & popular government in ... ････････････520

Moneyandtradeconsidered:withaproposalforsupplyingthenationwithmoney... ･･･5
Money de jure, and money de facto. A summary of the effects of ... ････････････････････････868
Money, what it is, its value, &c. in reference to Bank of England notes ... ･･･････････････848
Montesquieu peint d'apres ses ouvrages, par Bertrand Barere ... ･･････････････････････････････1113
Moraldiscourseofthepowerofinterest... ････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････525

MostadvantageousandnecessaryprojectforEngland,thateverwas... ･･･････････････'･'575(N)
Nakedtruth,inanessayupontrade:withsomeproposalsfor... ･･････････････････････････'1013
Narrative of the operations of the British army in India ... ･･････‑････････････････････････････････701

Narrative of the transactions of the British squadrons in the East‑Indies ... ･･････‑･････"'387

National and private advantages of the African trade considered: being an enquiry ... 261

Nationalmerchant:or,Discoursesoncommerceandcolonies;beinganessayfor... 1069
Naturabreuium.Theoldetenures.Lyttyltontenures.Thenewtalys... ･･･････････････"'514
Nature .and weight of the taxes of the nation ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････924

Natureoffermentationexplain'd;withthemethodofopeningthebodyof... ･････････'"393
Natureofthepresentexcise,andtheconsequencesofitsfartherextension... ･･･････"1265
Naval speculations, and maritime politicks: being a modest and brief discourse of ... 1088

184

NecessarywarningtotheministerieofthekirkofScotland,fromthemeetingof... 709
Necessityofabatingusuryre‑asserted;inareplytothediscourseof... ･････････････‑････997
New book of interest ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････'･･･････････････････････････････････････････････13

Newdiscourseoftrade:whereinarerecommendedseveralweightypoints... ･････････････‑･9
New method for valuing of annuities upon lives ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････107

New theory of taxation, by a Society of Young Gentlemen at the cockpit ... ････････････1221
New touch‑stone for gold and silver wares ... ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････609
Noblessecommergante.... ････････････････････････････････････'･‑‑･･･････････""""･････････････････････････32

Norfolkscheme:orAlettertoWilliamPulteney,Esq... ･････････'"'""･･････････････････････1263
Notice sur le vie de Sieyes, membre de la premiere Assemblee national et ... ････････････1110

Nouvellesvuessur1'administrationdesfinances,etsur1'allegementde1'imp6t... ･･･1098

NovvellenaturabreuiuduiudgetresreuerendemonsieurAnthonieFitzherbert... ････'･515(o)Objections humbly offer'd against passing the bill ... ･'･･････････････"""'"･･････'''"'･'･････"'･623

ObjectionstothetaxationofourAmericancolonies... ･････････････････････････････････････････t1049
Objections upon the part of the bankers in Scotland to the limitation of ... ･･･････････････1192
Observations,&c.onwoollenmachinery... ････････････････････････････････････････････････････････'1189

Observations by the delegates for conducting the application to Parliament for ... ････'･444

ObservationsdelaChambreducommercedeNormandie... ･･････････････････････････････････'･270

Observations,foundedonfacts,upontheproprietyorimproprietyof... ･･････････････････1179
Observations on a late state of the nation ... ･･･････････････････････････"･･"･････‑････････‑････････'･･･98

ObservationsonLordCastlereagh'sspeechofthe19thofJuly1804... ･･･････････････････'･322
Observations on Mr. Asgill's Brief answer to A brief state of the question between ... 652
Observations on Mr. Dundas's letter, of the 30th of June, 1801, to the chairman ... ･･･1187
Observations on Mr. PitVs plan, for the redution of the national debt ... ･････････････････'･･･96

Observationsonmoney,asthemediumofcommerce... ････････････････････････････････････････'･837

Observations on the bill now depending in the House of Lords ... """'･･････""''"""""'660
Observations on the buyers or receivers of stolen goods, particularly of lead ... ･･･････'･634

Observationsonthedepreciationofmoney,andthestateofourcurrency... ･･････････'･787
Observations on the different breeds of sheep, and the state of sheep farming in ... ･･･1250
Observations on the effects of the coal duty upon the remote and ... ･･･････････････････････'1253

ObservationsontheembargoIatelyIaidontheexportsofbeef,pork... ････････････････'･985

Observationsonthefallacyofthesupposeddepreciationofthepapercurrencyof... 789
ObservationsontheimportanceoftheEast‑IndiaFleet,tothecompany... ･･･････････'1053
Observations on the late and present conduct of the French ... ･･･････････････････････････････'･964

ObservationsontheletterofDaviesGiddy,Esq.M.P... ･････････････････････t･････････････････819

Observationsonthenaturalandcivilrightsofmankind,theprerogatives... ････････t･'･483

Observationsonthenewcyder‑tax,sofarasthesamernayaffect... ･････'"""'"""'"''79

Observationsonthepresentpriceofbullion,andratesofexchange... """"""""""'795

185

ObservationsonthepresentstateofthecurrencyofEngland... ･･････････････････････････････808

ObservationsonthepresentstateoftheEastIndiaCompany... ････････････････････････328,329
Observations on the present state of the linen trade of Ireland: in a series of letters ... 157
Observations on the present state of the paper currencies of Great Britain ... ･････'･･････854
Observations on the Report of the Bullion Committee ... ･･････････････････････････････'･"･'･･････858

ObservationsontheReportoftheCommitteeofSecrecy... ･･･････････‑･･‑･････････'‑･･････････190
Observations on the Report of the Committee of the House of Commons ... ･･･"･･････････829
Observations on the reports of the directors of the East India Company ... ･･‑････････････1143
Observations on the sea‑ or pile‑worms which have been lately discover'd to ... ･･'･･････580

Observations on the sinking fund, humbly recommended to the attention of ... """･･････846
Observations on the third Report of the Select Committee of the House of ... """･･････287
Observationsontrade,andapublickspirit... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････1082
Observationsonwoollenmachinery... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････'"････････1162

Observations presentees au roi par les bureaux de 1'Assemblee de notables ... ････････････343
ObservationsrelatingtothecoinofGreatBritain... ････････････'･････････････････････'"""'･･････75

Observations respecting the public expenditure, and the influence of the crown ... ･･････845

Observationssurlaquestiondesavoir"S'ilconvientdefixerinvariablement... ･･････1102
Observations sur le commerce de la Mer noire, et des pays qui la bordent ... ･‑･･'･･･････1020
Observations sur le cr6dit territorial; par Laffon Ladebat ... ･･･････‑‑‑･･･････‑･･･････‑･･････････1228

Observations upon a bill, entituled, An act for taking away ... '･････････････････････'""""･･1196

ObservationsuponthecitiesofLondonandRome.... ･･･････････････････････････････'"""'･･‑‑･･25

Observationsuponthepastandpresentstateofourcurrency... ･‑･･･････････････"""･･･････864

ObservationsuponthestateofcurrencyinIreland,anduponthecourseof... '････････1168
Observations upon the state of the British manufactures of striped and ... ･･････"'･････････195
Observationsuponthestatuteof22Car.II.... ･････････････････････'･･･････････････････""'･'･･････537

OccasionofScotland'sdecayintrade,withaproperexpedientfor... ･･････････""'･･･‑･･1287

Occasionalremarksupontheactforlayingadutyupontheretalersof... ･･"'""･･････398
Ode, in imitation of Callistratus, sung by Mr. Webb, at the Shakespeare Tavern ... ･･･484
Oeconomy of His Majesty's Navy‑office ... ･･･････････････････････････"""""""･･‑････""""'""･･51

Oftheofficeoftheclerkofthemarket,ofweightsandmeasures... ･･････････""'･････････22
OftheuseandabuseofParliaments;intwohistoricaldiscourses... ･･･････････'･""'･･････560

Oftrade...also,ofcoyn.Bullion.Ofimprovingourwoollenmanufacture... ･･･････‑･608
OldEnglishConstitution,inrelationtothehereditarysuccessionofthecrown... ･･････502
Orientalexposition;presentingtotheUnitedKingdomanopentradetoIndia... ･･････300
Origin and antiquity of our English weights and rneasures discover'd ... ････････'･･･････････････4

Origin and progress of despotism. In the oriental, and other empires, of Africa ... ･･･529
Originalandinstitutionofcivilgovernment,discuss'd... ･･･････""'･････････････････"""''･････562
Original papers and letters, relating to the Scots Company, trading to Africa ... ･････････243
Outlines of an historical view of the progress of the human mind ... ･･‑･･････････"'･‑･･････1114

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Papers laid before the House of Commons by the commissioners for trade ... ････････････193
Papers presented to the Committee appointed to Inquire into the State and ... ････････････191

Papers relative to the rupture with Spain, laid before both houses of Parliament ... ･･･697
Parliamentary and political tracts, written by Sir Robert Atkins ... ･･･････････････････････････499

Parochialtyranny:or,Thehouse‑keeper'scomplaintagainst... ･･････････････････････････････613
Patriarcha:orThenaturalpowerofkings... ････････････････････････････････････････"･'･････････････517

People'sbarrieragainstundueinfluenceandcorruption... ･･･････････････････････････････････････419
PerfectlistoftheseveralpersonsresidentersinScotland... ･･･‑････････････････････････････････141
Philanglus; som sober inspections made into the cariage ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････530

Philarguromastix. Or, The arraignment of covetousnesse, and ambition ... ･･････････････････49
Plain enquiry into the nature, value, and operation of coin and paper money ... ･････････824
Plain statement of the bullion question, in a letter to a friend ... ･･･････‑･･････････････････････782

Planfortheestablishmentofcharity‑housesforexposedordesertedwomen... ･････････85
Plan for the government of the provinces of Bengal ... ･･････‑･･････････････････････････････････････168

Planforthepaymentofthenationaldebt,andthereductionoftaxes... ･･････････････････115
Platoredivivus:or,Adialogueconcerninggovernment... ･･･････････････････････････････････････567

Pleaforthepoor:inwhichI.Theirinexpressiblehardships... ･･････････････････････････････1326
Plot discover'd: or, A dialogue, between the Pope and the Devil ... ･･･････････････････････････724

Pointdebanqueroute,ouLettreauncreancierde1'etat... ････････････････････････････････････1132
Police of France: or, An account of the laws and regulations established in ... ････････････147

Political essay on the commerce of Portugal and her colonies, particularly ... ･･･1183, 1225
Poore mans advocate, or, Englands Samaritan ... ･････････････････‑･････････････････････････････････1006

Practicaldistiller:or,Abrieftreatiseofpracticaldistillation... ･････････････････････････"･･･389

PracticalobservationsontheReportoftheBullion‑committee... ･･････････････････････････‑772
Practice of pawnbrokers proved to be injurious to trade, an encouragement to ... ･･････635‑Precipitation and fall of Mess. Douglas, Heron, and Company ... t･････････････････････････････133
Precis d'un ouvrage intitu15, de tous les imp6ts possibles ... ････････････････････････････････････1140

Prefaceexamined. Anexaminationoftheprefaceto... ･････････････････････t･････････････････802
Prerogativeofparliamentsof... ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････t･････････････････536

Presbyterydisplay'd,forthejustificationofsuchasdonotlikethegovernment... ･･･725
PresentConstitutionandtheProtestantsuccessionvindicated... ･････････････''･'"'･･････････496
PresentinterestofEnglandstated.... ･････‑･‑･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････715

Present remedie for the want of money: or, Some remarks, upon a paper ... ････････････1278

PresentstateofGreatBritainandNorthAmerica,withregardtoagriculture... ･･････612
Present state of revenues and forces, by sea and land, of France and Spain ... ････････････948
Present state of the British and French trade to Africa and America ... ･･･‑･････････････････260
Present state of the nation: particularly with respect to its trade, finances ... ･･'･････････1210

Presentstateofthenationaldebt:withremarksonthenatureofourpublicfunds... 888

187

PresentstateoftheunhappysufferersoftheCharitableCorporation,consider'd... ･･･688
Presenttaxescomparedtothepaymentsmadetothepublickwithin... ･･････････････････1270
Principes d'6conomie politique, ouvrage couronne par 1'Institut national ... ･･･････････････1138

PrinciplesofcurrencyandexchangesappliedtotheReportfrom... ･･････････････････778,780
Principles of government; in a dialogue between a scholar and a peasant ... ･･･････････"'･492

PrinciplesofmoneyappliedtothepresentstateofthecoinofBengal... ･････････････''･･･152
Principles of taxation: or Contribution according to means; in which it is shewn ... "･1356

PrinciplesoftheBritishConstitutionexplained;andtheright,necessity... ･･････････''･･･423

PriviledgesofthebaronageofEnglandwhentheysitinParliament... ･････････････････････541
Privileges and practice of Parliaments and England ... ･･･････････････････････'････････""･'"""r727

Pro commodo regis & populi. Publick funds for publick service ... ････････････････････････1319

ProceedingofthehonourableHouseofCommonsofIreland... ･････････････････････1199,1344
Proceedings of the Society of Friends of the People ... ･････････････････････････････････････････････450

ProfitandlossoftheEast‑India‑trade,stated,andhumblyoffer'dto... ･･････････････････371
Projetd'unedixmeroyale... ････････････････････････････‑････････････････････････････････････････････;･･･････19

Projet nouveau sur la manibre de faire utilement en France le commerce ... ････････････1117
Proposal for a free and unexpensive election of Parliament men ... ････････････････････････"･421

Proposalformakingasavingtothepublicofmanythousandpoundsayear... ･･･""･･86
Proposalforpaymentofthepublickdebts,forreliefoftheSouth‑Sea... ･････････916,1080
Proposal for uniting the kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland ... ･･････････････････1342, 1343

Proposal fully to prevent the smugling of wool, which by methods entirely new ... ･･････666
Proposal humbly offer'd to the consideration of both houses of Parliament ... ････････････953

ProposalsandreasonsforconstitutingacounciloftradeinScotland... ･･･････････････18,29

Proposalsforanationalbank:settingforthhowthreemillionsofpounds... ･･･････'････278
Proposalsforaregulation,oranentiresuppression,ofpawn‑brokers... ･･････････････････626
Proposalsforpreventingtherunningofwool,andencouraging... ･･････････････････････"･･･662
Proposals for the regulation of a society for improving arts and sciences ... ･･･････････"''118

ProposalshumblyofferedtotheParliamentforremedyingthegreatcharge... ･････････503
Proposalstogovernment,forestablishingthatsystemofregulations... ･･････････････"''1158
Proposals to increase trade, and to advance His Majesties ... ････････････････････････････"'""'675

Proposed reform of the counties of Scotland impartially examined ... ･･･････････"'''"'""'447

Prospectusofanintendednewperiodicalwork,tobecalledThebee... ･･････････････････1248
Puce a 1'oreille du Bon‑homme Richard, capitaine dans la Garde non‑soldee ... ･'･･･････1107(Q)
Quelquesideessurlesfinances... ･･････････････････‑････････････････････････････････････････････‑････････1157

Queriesrelatingtothereductionofthenationalredeemabledebts... ･････････････････････1314
Question concerning impositions, tonnage, poundage, prizage, customs, &c ... ･･･････････････37
Question concerning the depreciation of our currency stated and examined ... ････････‑･･･770
Question of the precedency of the peers of Ireland in England, fairly stated ... ･････････1347

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Rates of His Maiesties customes, as the same are now established by His Majesty ... ･･･70
Rational results upon the present state of the national debt, with a regular ... ････････････151

Realcauseofthedepreciationofthenationalcurrencyexplained... ････････････････････････812
Reasonableness of church and college fines asserted ... ･････････････････････････････‑･･･････････････625
Reasons against restraining the press ... ･････‑････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････761

Reasons for establishing the colony of Georgia, with regard to the trade of ... ････････････696
Reasons for rendering trade, to and from all nations,free to export ... ･････････････････････1316

Reasonshumblyofferedagainstlayinganyfarthertaxuponmaltorbeer... ･･･81,82,83
ReasonshumblyofferedagainstlayinganyfurtherBritishdutieson... ･････････････････････87
Reasons humbly offered for the pasing a bill for the hindering the home ... ･･･････････････645
Reasons humbly offered to the consideration of Parliament ... ･････････････････････････････････1002

Reasonsofthedecayoftradeandprivatecredit... ････････････････････････････････････････････････928
Reasons offer'd against the continuance of the bank ... ･････････････････････････････････････････････285

Recherchessurlesmoyensdesupprimerlesimp6ts,precedeesde1'Examen... ･････････1136
Recommended to the particular attention of the right honourable the House of ... ･･････833
Recueil de divers memoires, relatifs au trait6 de commerce avec 1'Angleterre ... ･････････269

Reflectionsandconsiderationsoccasionedbythepetitionpresentedto... ･････‑････････････584
Reflections of the commerce of the Mediterranean ... ･････‑･･･････････････････････････････････････1352

ReflectionsonalatespeechbytheLordHaversham... ･･････････････････････････････････････････764
Reflections on the abundance of paper in circulation, and the scarcity of specie ... ･･････857
Reflections on the importation of bar‑iron, from our own colonies of ... ･･････････････････1048

Reflectionsonthejustice,advantage,andnecessityoflimiting... ･･･････････････････････････1238
Reflectionsonthenatureandextentofthelicencetrade... ････････････････････････････････････832

Reflectionsonthepossibleexistenceandsupposedexpedienceofnational... ････････････851

Reflectionsonthepresentlowpriceofcoarsewools,itsimmediatecauses... ･････････1215
Reflections on the prohibition act: wherein the necessity, usefulness and value of ... ･･･647
Reflections upon a scandalous libel ... ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････607

Reflexionsd'unze16patriote... ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････"'"""'1124

R6futation de 1'ouvrage qui a pour titre Dialogues sur le commerce des bleds ... ･････････272

Reglementduconseil,concernant1'administrationprovincialedelahauteGuyenne... 347
Reglement du conseil, concernant 1'administration provinciale du Berri ... ･･････････････････346

Reglementfaitparleroi,pourlaformation & composition... ･･････････････････････････････362

Reglementfaitparleroi,pourlapremiereassemb16edelaprovinceduHaynault... 354
Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&composition...d'Orleans... ･･･････････････363
Reglement fait par Ie roi, sur la formation & composition ... du Rousillon ... ････････････365
Reglement fait par le roi, sur la formation & la composition ... d'AIengon ... ････････････361

Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&lacomposition...d'Alsace... ････････････356
Reglement fait par le roi, sur la formation & la composition ... d'Auch ... ･･･････････････357

189

Reglement fait par le roi, sur la formation & la composition ... d'Auvergne ... ･････････352

Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&lacomposition...deCaen... ････････････360
Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&lacomposition...deDauphine... ･･････366
Reglement fait par le roi, sur la formation & la composition ... de 1'Isle de France ... 349
Reglement fait par le roi, sur la formation & la composition ... de Lorraine ... ･･･‑･････353
R6glement fait par le roi, sur la formation & composition ... de Lyon ... ･･････････････････364

Reglement fait par le roi, sur la formation & la composition ... de Rouen ... ････････････359

Reglement fait par le roi, sur la formation & la composition ... des Trois‑eveches ... 350
Reglement fait par le roi, sur la formation & la composition ... du Limosin ... ･････････358
Reglement fait par le roi, sur la formation & Ia composition ... du Poitou ... ････････････355

Reglementfaitparleroi,surlaformation&lacomposition...duSoissonnois... ･･･351
Regulating silver coin, made practicable and easie, to the government ... ･････････1078, 1091

RelationoftwofreeconferencesbetweenfatherL'Chese,andfourconsiderable... ･･･731
Remains of Sir Walter Raleigh; viz. Maxims of state. Advice to his son ... ･･･････････････536

Remarksonalatebook,intitled,Anessayonthepublickdebtsofthis... ･･･････････････926
Remarks on a letter to Sir John Barnard: in which the proposals of that ... ･･･････････････891
Remarks on a pamphlet intitled, Considerations on the late bill for paying ... ････････････1198

Remarksonapamphletintitled,"Thequestionconcerningthedepreciationof... ･･････771
Remarksoncurrencyandcommerce... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････1224

Remarks on scandalous libel, entitl'd A letter from a member of Parliament, &c ... ･･･940

RemarksontheadvantagesanddisadvantagesofFranceandofGreat‑Britain... ･･････11
Remarksonthedeficiencyofgrain;onthemeansofpresentrelief,andof... ･････････1230
Remarks on the extension of territory which has taken place in India ... ････････････295, 298

RemarksonthehusbandryandinternalcommerceofBengal... ･･･････････････‑･･････････････325
Remarks on the new doctrine concerning the supposed depreciation of our currency ... 816
Remarks on the present state of public credit; and the consequences likely to ... ･"'""･821
Remarks on the present state of the distillery of England and Scotland ... ･･･････････‑･･･1193
Remarks on the supposed depreciation of paper currency in England ... ･･････････"･"'‑'･･･785
Remarks upon a letter to the author of the Inquiry into the revenue, credit ... ････････････957

RemarksupontheBankofEngland,withregardmoreespeciallytoourtrade... ･･････284
Remembrances of methods, orders, and proceedings, heretofore used ... ･････････････'･･･････524

ReplyofamemberofParliamenttothemayorofhiscorporation... ･････‑･････････876,1311
ReplytoMr.Bosanquet'sPracticalobservationsontheReportoftheBullion... '･････773
Replytosomefinancialmistatements,inandoutofParliament... t･･････‑････････････････1176
ReplytotheobserveronSeasonableremarks... ･･･････････････････････････t･･･････････････････････1336

Reponse adress6e a M. Vauvilliers, chef du departement des subsistances ... ･･""'･････1103
R6ponse a la d6fense de M. Necker contre M. Ie comte de Mirabeau ... ･･････････････････1065

ReponsedeMr.NeckeraudiscoursprononceparMr.deCalonne... ････････‑･･･1062,1100
Reponse du comte de Mirabeau a M. de La Cretelle ... ･･････････････････‑････'･'････'･･･"''"''1067

190

R6ponses aux Id6es d'un citoyen presque sexagenaire ... ‑････････････････････････････････1130, 1131

Reportcontaininganessayfortheamendentofthesilvercoins... ･t･･t･･･････････････････1077
Report from the Commissioners appointed to take, examine and determine ... ････････････906

ReportfromtheCommitteeappointedtoconsiderofthecharge...8thJuly1803... 203
Report from the Committee appointed to consider of the charge ... 29th March 1804 ... 204
Report from the Committee appointed to enquire into the state of the goals of ... ･･････196

ReportfromtheCommitteeappointedtoexamineandstateto... ･･････････････‑････････････194
Report from the Committee of Secrecy, appointed by order of the House of Commons ... 197
Report from the Committee to whom the petition of the Commissioners of ... ････････････199
Report of the Commissioners for taking, examining, and stating ... ･･･････････････････････････904

ReportoftheCommitteeoftheHighlandSocietyofScotland... ････････････""'･･････････1247
Report of the debates in the House of Commons upon the tenth, fifteenth 1806 ... ･･････324

ReportoftheSub‑CommitteeofWestminster,appointedApril12,1780..:' ･･･････････････482
Report of the trustees for the forfeited estates of Ireland ... ･･････････‑･･･････････････‑･････････1150

Reporttothehonourablethecommissionersforputtinginexecutiontheact... 905,1072
Report, together with minutes of evidence, and accounts, from the Select ... ･･･････････････775

Representationconcerningtheknowledgeofcommerceasanationalconcern... ･････････76
RepresentationoftheLordsoftheCommitteeofCouncil... ････････････････････････････････････109
Retrospective view of the Scots fisheries; with observations and remarks ... ･･････1219,1240
Return of the whole number of persons within the several districts of ... ･･･""'‑･････････1299
Review of the Constitution of Great Britain: being the substance of speech ... ････････････424
Review of the controversy respect.ing the high price of bullion ... ････‑････････････････‑････････792

Review of the Report of the Bullion Committee; of the pamphlets written upon it ... ･･･863

ReviewoftheshippingsystemoftheEast‑IndiaCompany... ;‑･･･････････････‑･････････････‑･159
Review of the universal remedy for all diseases incident to coin ... ････････････････････‑･･････604

RightsofBritishsubjectstoelecttheirownKepresentatives,asserted:proving... ･･････467
Rights of the kingdom: or, Customs of our ancestors. Touching the duty, power ... ･･･742
Rights of the poor considered; with the causes and effects of monopoly ... ･･････････････‑1231

Rules and articles ... the members of a Friendly Society ... Glocestershire ... ･････････1190
Rules and articles ... the members of a Friendly Society ... Wiltshire ... ･･････････‑････1191
Rules and orders of the Society for Constitutional Information ... ･･･････････････････････‑･･････485
Rules and orders of the Society instituted at London ... ･･･････････････････････････"'"･･････････1254(s)
S. F. Waddington's report relative to the commercial relations of ... ････････････････････････842

Saluspopuli,&c.Or,ThecaseofKingandpeople... ････････････････････‑････‑･･"""･･""'''･･741

Scarcityofspecienogroundforalarm,or,Britishopulenceunimpaired... ･･･････････････100
Scheme, or Proposal, for making a navigable communication between the rivers ... "'1273

Scheme plainly demonstrating how several hundred thousand pounds may be ... ･･･"'"'873
Scheme to secure and extend the credit and strength of the British nation ... '･･････''･･･120

191

SchemesoftheSouth‑SeaCompanyandtheBankofEngland,aspropos'dto... ･･････213
Scotland's interest: or, The great benefit and necessity of a communication of ... ･･････1276
Seasonable advice to all Protestant people of England ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････737

Seasonable advice to all smugglers of French cambricks and French lawns ... ･･････962, 984
Seasonable discourse, wherein is examined what is lawful during the ... ･･････････････････1146

Seasonableobservationsonthenaturalizationbill,nowdependinginParliament... ･･･122
Seasonable observations on the present fatal declension of the general ... ･･････････････････690
Seasonable observations on the trade to Africa ... ･･･････････‑･･･････････････････････････････････････121

Seasonablereflectionsonthelateconvention,concludedthe3dofMaylast... ･････････592
Second letter to a member of Parliament concerning the bill for ... ･････････̀･････････････････616
Second letter to Mr. Law. Occasion'd by his arrival in England ... ･･･････････････････････････945

SecondIettertotheRightHonourableSirRobertWalpole... ･････････････････････････････････955
Second part of An argument, shewing, that a standing army is consistent with ... ･･････750
Secondreviewofthelateexcisescheme... ･･････････････････････････････････････････̀･････････････････883

Second thoughts are best: or, A further improvement of a late scheme to ... ･･･････････････619
Security of Englishmen's lives: or, The trust, power and duty of grand juries of ... ･･････510

Selectessaysoncommerce,agriculture,mines,fisheries,andotherusefulsubjects... 570
Seriousconsiderationsonthehighdutiesexamin'd:address'dtoSirMatthew... ･･････1267
Seriousconsiderationsontheseveralhighdutieswhichthenationingeneral... ･･････1320
Serious reflections on paper money in general, particularly on the alarming ... ･････‑･･･1163
Sermon preached before the Lords spiritual and temporal ... ････････････････････････････････････706
Sets or constitutions of the Royal Boroughs of Scotland ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････177

Several assertions proved, in order to create another species of money ... ･･････27, 277, 286

Several reports of the Committee of Secrecy to the honourable House of Commons ... 189

Shoemaker'scase,withtheirappealuntoCeesar,andbothhousesofParliament... ･･･594
Short account of the settlement, produce, and commerce, of Prince of Wales Island ... 307
ShortaccountoftheTown'sHospitalinGlasgow... ･････････････････････････････････････････････1295
Short addition to the observations concerning trade and interest of money ... ････････････993
Shortandtrverelationconcerningthesoap‑busines... ･･･････････････････････････････････････‑･･1O05
Short enquiry into the nature of monopoly and forestalling ... ･････････････････････････････････1236

Short model of a bank, shewing how a bank may be erected without much trouble ... 276
Short narrative of the circumstances attending the late trials in ...' ･･･････････････････････････315
Shortobservationsonaprintedpaper... ･････････････････‑･････････････････････････････････････････････602

Short review of the British government in India; and of the state of ... ･････････････････････317

ShortstateoftheprogressoftheFrenchtradeandnavigation... ････････････‑････････965,966
Short statement, of the trade in gold bullion; with an attempt to shew ... ･･････････････････810
Shortsystemoftrade... ････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････‑･･････････････"･････'685

Short view of the countries and trade carried on by the Company in Hudson's‑Bay ... 192
Short view of the dispute between the merchants of London, Bristol, and Leverpool ... 123

192

Short view of the Iife and reign of Henry the Third ... ････････････････････････････"""'･･････････548
Sir Thomas Colepeper's tracts concerning usury reprinted ... ････････････････････････'･･･‑･･･････995

Sir Walter Raleigh's Observations touching trade and commerce ... ･･･････････"""･･････････536
Situation of Great Britain, in the year 1811 ... ････････r････････････････････････････････････････････････304

Sketchofaplanforaugmentingthelivingsoftheministersof... ･･･････････････････････‑･･･138
SocietyforConstitutionalInformation... ････････････････････････････‑･････････････････"""'････････‑･486

Solemnleagueandcovenant,forreformation,anddefenceofreligion... ･'"''"･･････････708
Some account of the rise, progress, and present state of the brewery ... ････････"'･･････････413

Some calculations and remarks relating to the present state of the publick ... ･･････185, 208

Some calculations relating to the proposals made by the South Sea Company ... ･････････216

Somecomputationsandremarksrelatingtothemoneysubscribers... ････････'･'･･････････187

Somecomputationsrelatingtotheproposedtransferringofeighteenmillionsof... ･･･186
Someconsiderationsaboutthemostproperwayofraisingmoneyin... ･･････････････････1281
Someconsiderationsabouttheraisingofcoin... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････605

Someconsiderationshumblyoffer'duponthebillnowdependingin... ･････････････････････577
Someconsiderationsoftheconsequencesoftheloweringofinterest... ･････････'･･･････:14,40
Some considerations on publick credit. And the nature 6f its circulation ... ･････････880, 881

Someconsiderationsontheimportanceofthewoollenmanufactures... ････････''････････1296
Some considerations on the nature and importance of the East‑India trade ... '････‑･･････377

Someconsiderationsuponthestateofourpublickdebtsingeneral... ･･････'""･･････‑･･･919
Some further observations on the treaty of navigation and commerce, between ... ･･････932
Some general considerations concerning the alteration and improvement of ... ･'･･････････874

Somemattersoffactrelatingtotherevolution,theannuities... ････････････････････････････‑･211

Some methods proposed towards putting a stop to the flagrant crimes of murder ... ･･･636
Some observations on a direct exportation of sugar, from the British Islands ... '･････････142
Some observations on the assiento trade, as it hath been exercised ... ･･････""""･･････････255

SomeobservationsonthepresentstateofIreland,particularlywithrelationto... ･･･1338
Some observations upon the argument drawn by Mr. Huskisson and ... ････････‑････････････801

Someotherthoughtsonaparliamentaryreform;inreplytoalatepublication... ････t･434
Some paragraphs of Mr. Hutcheson's treatises on the South‑Sea subject ... ""'･･････････238
Some pitty on the poor: or, A way how poor people may be supplied with ... "'･････････1147
Some proposals humbly offer'd to the Parliament of Great Britain ... ････････････‑･･･････････205

Some queries and observations upon the revolution in 1688, and its consequences ... ･･･979

Somereflectionsintendedtopromotethesuccessofthesaidsociety... ･････""･････････1243
Some reflections on a pamphlet, intituled, England and East India ... ･･････""""･･････････643

Somereflectionsupontheadministrationofgovernment... ････････････････････"'"'････････‑･511

Someremarksonapamphlet,dall'd,reflections,ontheconstitution... ･････････････････････247
Some remarks on the conduct of the Parliament of England ... ･････････････････････････････････663

Some seasonable considerations for those who are desirous, by subscription, or ... ････‑･218

1es

Some seasonable remarks on a book publish'd in the month of July, 1718 ... """"''･････209
Some thoughts on the interest of money in general, and particularly in the publick ... 872

SomethoughtsonthetillageofIreland:humblydedicatedtotheParliament... ･･････1340
Some thoughts on the woollen manufactures of England: in a letter from ... ･･･････････････664

Somethoughts,onwaysandmeansformakingthisnationagainerin... ･･･････････････1290
Somethoughtsrelatingtotradeingeneral,andtotheEastIndiatrade... ･･･････････････384
Some thoughts worthy the serious attention of the greatest men ... ･･･････････････････････････668

South‑SeaCompanyandBankproposals,astheyweredeliveredto... ･････････････････････214
Speculum commercii; or, The history of our golden fleece ... ････････････････････････････････････649

Speech, against the suspending and dispensing prerogative, &c ... ･･･････"""""""'･''･････509
Speech delivered in Parliament by person of honour ... ････････‑･････････････"'"""'"""''"･･･956

SpeechinParliament,concerningtheexportationofvvool... ･････････････････････'･""""･･1283
SpeechmadebySirRob.Cotton... ････････‑･････････‑･･‑･･････‑･････‑･･････････････････････････････････599
Speech of a･noble peer upon the reading of the bill for ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････1285

SpeechofRandleJackson,Esq.deliveredatthegeneralcourtof... ････････"･"･･･････････776
Speech of Stephen Cattley, Esq. at the Bank of England, on Thursday ... 1811 ""''''････777

SpeechoftheRightHonourableA rO w... ･･･････‑･･･････････････‑･････････････'･･････････119
Speech of Thomas Plomer ... Addressed to the committee of the House of ... ･････････1172
Speechwithoutdoorsconcerningexportationofvvool ･･･････････････････････････････"････････････1284

Speech without‑doors, addressed to the national creditors for the redeemables at ... ･･･886

SpeechesintheHouseofCommons,onthewaragainsttheMahrattas... ･"'･････306,323
Speeches of the Right Hon. Lord King, in the House of Lords, on Tuesday ... ････････････805
Spinster:indefenceofthewoollenmanufactures... ･･････････‑t････････････････････････････････‑･･･651
Spirit of France, and the politick maxims of Lewis XIV ... ････････････････････････････････‑･･･‑･･744

Standardofeqvalitie. Insubsidiarytaxesorpayments,orAjust... ････････････････････････62
State and condition of our taxes, considered; or, A proposal for a tax upon ... ･･････907, 908

StateofademandofFrancisRedeker,Esq;counsellorofwar... ･･･････････････････････････1025
State of the British sugar‑colony trade; shewing, that an additional duty of ... ････････････84
State of the demands of Baron G. H. A. de Scheither ... ････････････‑･･････････････････････････1030

StateofthedemandsofColoneld'EstorffuponthethecrownofGreat‑Britain... ･‑･1031
State of the demands of Francis Redeker, Esq; upon the crown of Great Britain ... ･･･1024
State of the demands of Johan Adam Scheider ... inhabitants of the country ... ･･････1033
State of the demands of John Jacob Uckerman, Esq; upon the crown of ... ･･･････････････1023

StateofthedemandsofJohnRose,Esq;counsellorofjusticetohisPrussian... ･･････1026
StateofthedemandsofsundrycontractorsuponthecrownofGreatBritain... ･･････1027
State of the demands of the heirs of of the late Baron de Hammerstein of Gesmold ... 1032
State of the demands of the inhabitants of the electorate of Hanover ... ･･"'･･････‑'･････1028

State of the demands of the principality of Waldec, and County of Pyrmont ... ･････････1029

StateoftheexciseaftertheUnion,comparedwithwhatitisnow... ･･････････""･･････････17

194

State of the finances of France, laid before the King, by Mr. Necker ... ････'･････････････1059,
Stateofthenation,withapreliminarydefenceofthebudget...
･･････････････"･･････････････164
State of the national debt, as it stood December the 24th, 1716 ... ･････････････'････････････････90

State of the national debt, the national income, and the national expenditure ... ･････････130

Stateofthenation,withageneralbalanceofthepublickaccounts... ･････"･･････････････893
State of the representation of England, Scotland, and Wales ... ･････････････････"･････････････‑451

State of the representation of the people of England, on the principles of ... ･････････461, 462
State of the woollen manufactures considered ... ･･･････････････････‑･･･‑････‑･････････"･'""･''･""661

Statement of facts delivered to the Right Honourable Lord Minto ... ･････‑･･･'･･････････････314
Statistical breviary; shewing, on a principle entirely new ... ･････････････････････"･････････････1155

Statistical view of France, compiled from authentic documents ... ‑････････‑‑･"･･･････････‑･1258
StatutesofGeorgeHeriot'sHospital... ････"'･･･････････････････‑･････""･････'･‑""""""‑'････'･･･52

Steel'sTablesoftheBritishcustomandexciseduties,withthedrawbacks... ･････････1167
Stiptick for a bleeding nation. Or, A safe and speedy way to restore publick credit ... 923
Strictures on the necessity of inviolably maintaining the navigation ... ･･････''･････････････1175
Substance of a speech delivered by Lord Vicount Castlereagh ... ･･････････‑･･･'･･･････････････807

SubstanceofaspeechmadeintheHouseofPeersonFriday,May13,1796... ･･‑･･････116
Substance of the speech of Randle Jackson, Esq. delivered at a general court of ... ･･･288
Substance of the speech of the Rev. Mr. Walker, at the general meeting of ... ･････････481

SubstanceoftwospeechesdeliveredintheHouseofCommons... ･･･････････････････････････806
Substance of two speeches of Henry Thornton, Esq ... ･････････････････････････････'･･･････････････804

Suggestionsfortheestablishmentofapreventivepoliceinthemetropolis... ････････････305

Suitedeslettresd'unproprietariefrangoisaM.Necker,ouCalculs,tableaux... ･･････1061
SummaryexplanationoftheprinciplesofMt.PitVsintendedbillfor... ･"･･･････････････440
Summary of all the religious houses in England and Wales ... ･････‑････････････"･････････････1259

Summary of certain papers about wooll as the interest of England is concerned ... ･･･1012

SupplementtotheimpartialenquiryintothepresentstateoftheBritishdistillery... 415
Supplement to the proposal for increasing the number of inhabitants, the trade ... ･･････1297
Supplement to the reasons already offered, by J. Massie, against laying ... ････‑･････････････83,
Sur la Banque de France, les causesde la crise qu'elle a 6prouv6e ... ･･･････"････････'･''･‑･809
Survey of the national debts, the sinking. fund, the civil list, and the annual supplies ... 889
Surveyoftrade.Infourparts... ･･･････････t･･････‑･･tt･tttti･････tttt‑･･････････‑･‑･‑t･････････････lo7g

System occasioned by the speech of Leonard Smelt, Esq ... ････････････‑･････････""･'･""'･'･･･478(T)

Tableofredemption. Shewingatoneviewinwhattimetheprincipal... ･･･････････････206
TableauduIVIinisteredeColbert... ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････1096

Tables and schedules relative to the proposed consolidation of the customs ... ････････‑･･･137
Tablesofinterest,discount,annuities,&c... ････････････････････････････････････････'"･･････････････105
Tables pour 1'intelligence de la nouvelle carte de France ... ････････････････････････････････････1301

195

Tarif generale de toutes les contributions, tant directes qu'indirectes, decretees ... ･･････1101

Tavern scuffle: or, The club in an uproar; occasion'd by a hot dispute ... ････････････392, 576

Taxesnotgrievous,andthereforenotareasonforanunsafepeace... ･････････････････････903
Terms of all the Ioans which have been raised for the public service during ... ･････････1257
Theatre... '･･･････‑･･････････････‑･･･‑･"""""''･‑･････････‑･･････････"'･･････････････‑･････････‑･････''215

Th6orie de 1'interat de 1'argent, demontree visiblement usuraire ... ･･････････････････････‑･･･････43

Theoriegeneralede1'administrationpolitiquedesfinances... ････････････‑･‑･‑････････････････1134

Theory of money; or, A practical inquiry into the present state of the circulating ... ･･･849
Third letter to the people of England. On liberty, taxes, and the application ... ･･････1206

ThirdReportoftheSpecialCommittee[oftheCourtofDirectors]... ･･････････････････t･･320
Thoughtonnewandoldprinciplesofpoliticalobedience... ････････････････････････････････････449
Thoughts and details on scarcity, originally presented to the Right Hon. William ... ･･･1237

Thoughtsconcerningtheconstitutionalprinciplesinpointsoffinanceandpersonal... 136
ThoughtsonafundfortheimprovementofcreditinGreatBritain... ･････････････････････839
Thoughts on a parliamentary reform ... ･･････････････････‑･･･････････････････････････････････････････････437

Thoughtsoncirculationandpapercurrency... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････859

Thoughts on finance, suggested by the measures of the present session ... ･･････････････････117
Thoughts on property, as affected by the present alarming crisis ... ･･･････････‑･･･････････････111

Thoughtsonthealarmingstateofthecirculation,andonthemeansof... ･･･････････････767
Thoughts on the English government ... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････‑･･････････463

Thoughts on the expediency of establishing a new chartered bank ... ････････････････････････813

Thoughtsonthemanufacturesandtradeofsalt,ontheherringfisheries... ････････････1220
Thoughts on the navigation between the friths of Forth and Clyde ... ‑････‑‑･････････････････131
Thoughts on the present prices of provisions, their causes and remedies ... ･･･････････････1234

ThoughtsontherepealoftheBankrestrictionlaw.... ･･････････････････････････････････････････786

ThoughtsontherestrictionofpaymentsinspecieatthebanksofEngland... ･････････1160
Thoughts upon a new coinage of silver, more especially as it relates to ... ･････････840, 1184
Threediatribesordiscourses... ･････････････‑‑･･････････‑‑･････････････････････‑‑･････････････････････････600

ThreegreatquestionsconcerningthesuccessionandthedangersofPopery... ･････････728
Three letters to the proprietors of stock in the East‑India Company ... ･･‑････････････････'･383

Threelettersuponthesubjectoftheginact,andcommoninformers... ････････････405,406
Three plans for Paying off the national debt ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････1055

To the honourable the knights, citizens, and burgesses ... An account ... ･･･‑･･････････････149

Tothehonourabletheknights,citizens,andburgessesofGreatBritain... ･･･････････････233
To the honorable the knights, citizens and burgesses of Percivall Brunskell ... ･･･････････‑747

Toleration's fence removed, the thoughts concerning the present state of affairs in ... 1149
Torismandtradecanneveragree... ･･'･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････938

Toutch‑stoneofmonyandcommerce... ･･････････････‑･････････‑･･････････････････････････････････････1152

TractagainstthehighrateofusurypresentedtotheHighCourtofParliament... ･･･988

196

Tract against usurie, presented to the High Court of Parliament ... ･････････････････････991, 999
Tracts... ‑･""H"H'H･･‑･････‑････････････････r･･H'""･････････‑･････‑･‑･･･････‑･･‑･‑･‑･･‑･･‑････････490
Tracts on subjects of national importance ... ･･･‑･････････‑･････････････････････‑･････････････････････1329

TractsonthecornlawsofGreatBritain... ･･･････････････････････････････････‑･････････････････････1251

Tracts published and distributed gratis by the Society for Constitutional ... ･･･････････････494
TradeandnavigationofGreat‑Britainconsidered... ････････････････････････････････････････････････10

Trade to India critically and calmly consider'd, and prov'd to be destructive to ... ･･････374
Trade with France, Italy, Spain, and Portugal, considered ... ･･････････････････････････････679, 934

Trait6 des communes, ou Observations sur leur origines & etat actuel ... ･･････････････････1041
Treasure of traffike. Or A discourse of forraigne trade ... ･･････････････････････････‑･････････1000
Treasurers almanacke, or The money‑master ... ･･･････････････････‑･････････････････'････････････････598

Treasury for dealers, or The merchant, cash keeper, masters, owners of ships ... ･････････72
Treatise of beneficiary matters: or, A history of ecclesiastical benefices ... ･･･････････････1081

Treatise of raising our coin, taken out of a book written by Mr. J. Lock ... ････････････1292
Treatise of the canker of Englands Common Wealth ... ･････････････････････････････････････････････55

TreatiseoftherevenueandfalsemoneyoftheRomans... ････････････････････････････････････1266
Treatise of wool and cattel ... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････1011

Treatise on maritime affairs: or, A comparison between the commerce ... ･'････････････････949
Treatiseonmilitaryfinance... ････････････････････････････････････････‑･････････‑･･‑････････････････････････20

Treatise on the coins of the realm; in a letter to the King ... ････････････････････････････････････171

Treatiserelatingtotheartofframework‑knitting... ‑･････‑･‑････････････････････････････････････669
Treatise upon the trade from Great‑Britain to Africa.... ･･････････････････‑･･･････････････････････165

TreatybetwixtthemostChristianKing,theKingofGreatBritain... ･････････････････････754
Treaty of amity, commerce, and navigation, between His Britannic Majesty ... ･････････1255
Trial of the spirits: or, Some considerations upon the pernicious consequences of ... ･･･397

True and exact schemes of the South‑Sea Company and the Bank of England ... ･･････915
True causes of our present distress for provisions; with a natural, easy ... ･･･････････････1235

True interest and political maxims of the republick of Holland and West‑Friesland ... 569
True narrative of the proceedings of His Majesties privy‑council in Scotland, for ... ･･･723
Truenotionofgovernment:shewing... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････734

TruestateofEngland. Containingtheparticularduty,businessandsalaryof... ･･･1083
True state of the South‑Sea‑scheme, as it was first formld, &c ... ･･･････････････････････････240

Truewayofevadingtheginact:andthevastadvantagesthat... ･‑･･･････････････････････‑･400
Truth against craft: or, Sophistry and falsehood detected ... ････････････････････････････････････1201
Tryal of Lieutenant Colonel John Lilburn ... ････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････712

Twelve letters, addressed to the Right Honourable Spencer Perceval ... ･････････････････････302

Twoessaysinpoliticalaritlmetick,concerningthepeople,housing,hospitals... ･････････24
Twogreatquestionsconsider'd.I.WhattheFrench... ････････････････････････t･････････････････756

Twolettersandseveralcalculationsonthesugarcoloniesandtrade... ･･'････････････‑･･1195

197

Twoletters,describingamethodofincreasingthequantityofcirculating‑money... 1056
Twolettersontrade... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････959

TwolettersprintedinJuneandSeptember,1728... ･････‑････････････････‑･････････････････････････871

Two letters to Sir John Sinclair, Baronet, Preseident of the Board of Agriculture ... 1246

TwoletterswhereinthesovereigntyoftheBritishseas,andthatthesolerightof... 583
Twotreatisesofgovernment:intheformer,thefalseprinciplesandfoundationof... 519(U)
Undoubted art of thriving; wherein is shewed, 1. That a million L. sterling ... ･････････42

Universalmerchant:containingtherationaleofcommerce,intheoryandpractice... 145
Universaltax‑directory... ････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････35

Useandabuseofspirituousliquorssolemnlydebatedatagrandchapterof... ･････････411
Vsvra accommodate, or A ready vvay to rectifie usvry ... ･･････････････････････‑････････････････990
Usury at six per cent. examined, and found unjustly charged by ... ･･･････････････････････････994
Utilityofcountrybanksconsidered... ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････1166

Vuesdefinancesetdecr6ditpublic,presenteesaupremierconsul... ･････････････････････1227(v)
Value of church and college leases consider'd: and the advantage of the lessees ... ･･････614
Vestry laid open; or, A full and plain detection of the many gross abuses ... ･･･････････････629
VicesofthecitiesofLondonandWestminster... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････631
Viewofsomedeficienciesintheaidsoftrade... ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････677

ViewoftheBritishEmpire,moreespeciallyScotland... ･･･････････････････････････････････････1216

ViewofthecommerceofGreece,formedafteranannualaverage... ･････････････････････1153
View of the English Constitution. By the late Baron de MontesquieU ... ･･････････････････480
View of the English Constitution with respect to the sovereign authority of ... ････････････558
View of the policy of Sir George Barlow, as exhibited in the acts of ... ･･･････････････313, 316

View of the present state of the clothing trade in England, with remarks on ... ････････････30
Views of the public debt, receipts, & expenditures of the United States ... ･･･････････････1300

Vindicationofcommerceandthearts;provingthattheyarethesourceof... ････‑････1207
Vindication of the conduct of the ministry, in the scheme of the excise on ... ････････････1312

Vindication of the honour and privileges of the Commons of Great‑Britain ... ････････････470
VindicationoftheParliamentofEngland... ･･･････‑････････‑･･･････････‑････････････････････････････1330

Vindication of the rights and prerogatives of the right honourable the House ... ･････････184
Vindication of the rights of the Commons of England ... ･･･････････'･･････････････"""'"""'"183
Vindication of truth against craft; in answer to the defence of The case fairly ... ･･････1202(W)
Warning to dram‑drinkers, being an attested‑account of the dreadful effects of ... ･･････410
Warrants of the charter erecting, confirrning and granting new privileges to ... ･･･････‑･1075

Waytowealthandglory:or,Taxesodiousonlyinname... ････････････････････････････････････900

Weaverspretencesexamin'd. Beingafullandimpartialenquiryinto... ････････････‑･･･‑･653

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Wheresoeuer you see mee, trust vnto your selfe ... ････････････････････････････‑･････t････････････････998
White‑HallEveningPost... ･･･････････････‑‑････････････････････････････････････････････････････････‑･222,235
Wolf stript of his shephered's cloathing ... ･･‑･････････････････････'"････････････････････････････････････765

Wool encouraged without exportation; or, Practical observations on wool ... ････････････1222
Woollenlabourer'sadvocate... ････････････････'････････････････････‑･""･･････････････････"'""'"''･････667

VVorks of that grave and learned lavvyer Iudge Ienkins, prisoner in Newgate ... ･･････534
Worth of liberty consider'd: in a letter to a member of the House of Commons ... ･･････404

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Bennet, John ･･･‑････‑･･‑･････････‑･･･‑･‑･1069, 1195

Allan, James ･‑‑･･‑････････‑･･‑･････････‑････････････1051

Bennett, John
see Bennet, John

Allardyce, Alexander ･･‑･‑･･････‑･‑･･････t‑･‑･‑････170

Bentham, Jeremy ･･････････････‑･･････‑･‑････‑････････417

Allen, Robert ･･‑････････‑･･･‑････‑‑････････‑･･‑･‑･･1291

Bergasse, Nicolas ･･････‑･･･････‑････････t･‑････‑･1137

Allen, Thomas ･･‑･･･‑･‑･･･････‑･･････････‑･･･････････‑･･421

Bethel, Slingsby ･‑‑･･‑･‑･････････････････‑･････‑･‑･"'715

Almon,John ‑･‑‑･･･‑･････‑･･･････････････････‑･･････････‑･･543

Bindon, David ････‑･････････････････････････････‑660, 664

Anderson, George ････‑････‑･･‑････････････････････････‑318

Blackwell, John ･‑････････‑･･･‑･･･････‑‑････････‑･･･‑927

Anderson, James ･･････‑････‑･･･t･･1246, 1248, 1253

Blanch, John ‑･････‑‑････････････‑･15, 649, 929, 1013

Andrews, Thomas ･････････‑･･t･‑･‑･･････‑･･････‑･････670

Blanch, N., sumposed author ･･････････････････630

Anglo‑Nativus, Pseud. ‑････‑･･‑･･･････‑･･･････････591

Blavier, Jean ･･･････････‑･････････‑‑･････‑･‑････････････1101

Anstie, John ･‑･････････････････････‑･･････‑･‑･･････t･･･････1186

Blunt, Sir John ･･‑･t‑･･･････････････‑････････‑････････240

Anville, Jean Baptiste Bourguignond' 1019

Boase, Henry ･･･‑‑･‑･･･‑‑･･････‑‑･･･816, 1226, 1353

Aristarchus, Pseud. ･･‑‑････‑･･････････････‑･･‑･･･････898

Boesnier de 1'Orme, Paul ･････‑････････････‑････‑1092

Arnot, Hugo ･･‑･･･‑････‑････t･･････････････‑･･･････････1212

Boisguillebert, Pierre le Pesant ･････‑････‑･･‑･71

Ascham, Antony ･･･････････‑･‑･･････････････････････1146

Bolingbroke, Henry St. John ･･････････････････65

Asgill, John ‑･･･‑･‑････‑･･･‑･･‑‑･･･27, 277, 286, 655

Bosanquet, Charles ･･‑･･････‑･‑･･‑･････‑‑････････････772

Ashley, John ･･･‑･･･････････････‑････････‑･‑･･････････‑･･･142

Bouchon Dubournial, Henri ･････‑･･････‑･････1097

Ashmore,Thomas ･････････‑･････････‑･･･････････‑･112

Boulanger, Nicolas Antoine ･････････････････････529

Atkinson,Jasper ･････････‑･･‑････････‑‑･･････････tt830

Bourdon Desplanches, Louis Joseph ･･･1117

Atkyns, Sir Robert ･･‑･･･‑････‑･････････‑････‑･････499

Boxhorn, Marcus Zuerius ････････････････････････518

Ayliffe, John ･‑･‑････‑･･‑･‑･･‑･‑‑･･････‑･･･････‑･･････････627

Boyd, Walter ･･････‑･･･‑･‑････････‑t･･‑････････‑･‑･････779

Abercromby, David ‑･･‑‑･･‑･････‑･･･････････････････525(B)

Boyetet, D6pute de Bayonne ･･‑･･･････････････269

Badcock, William ････････････‑･･････t･‑･･･････‑･････････609

Bradford, William ･････‑･･････‑･････････‑････････‑････610

Baggs, S. ･････‑･････‑‑･･････････‑･･････････‑･‑････t･････‑‑‑･･176

Brady, Robert ････‑････‑･･‑･･tt････････････････････････････549

Bain, Donald ･･‑･‑‑‑･･･t･･････‑･･‑･･･････‑‑･･･････････‑･･823

Brand, FitzJohn ‑･････‑･･････‑･･‑･‑･････････････‑･‑･1232

Banfill Samuel ･‑･･････････････････････････････････････‑‑791

Brecknock, Timothy ‑･･････‑‑････････‑･････‑･･･‑･･･475'
Barbat du Closel d'Arnery, Claude Gaspard

Brewer,George ･･･････････････‑‑････････t‑････････‑･1231..................H....‑‑‑････‑････‑･･･････････････････････････1120

Brewster, Sir Francis ･････････････････････････････････16

Barbon, Nicholas ‑‑････‑･･･････････‑･‑･････････63, 603

Briscoe,John ････‑‑･･･‑･‑･t･･‑･････････････‑･･1089,1305

Barere de Vieuzac, Bertrand ･･････1112, 1113

Brissot de Warville, Jacques‑Pierre ...

Barry, James ･････････････････‑･‑･･････････‑･･･････････1335･･･････‑･･‑‑････････‑････････････････････‑･･････････‑1106, 1132

Baston, Thomas ･･････‑････‑･･‑･････････････････‑･･･1082

Brooke, William ‑･･････････････‑･･･‑･‑･･････････‑･‑1235

Bath, William Pulteney

Broughton, John ･･‑･･･t･････････‑･･･‑･････････････‑･･･284･･･‑･･･‑･･‑････････････････････････‑･･90, 395, 1264, 1313

Brown,Andrew ‑････‑･･‑･･････････‑････････････‑･1090

Baudeau, Nicolas ･･･‑････････････････t･‑･･1093, 1129

Brown, J. ･･･････‑･････････‑･‑････････････‑･･････････t･‑･･････396

Bearde de 1'Abbaye ･･････････････････‑･･････････････1136

Brown,James ･･‑･････‑･･････‑‑･･･････････‑･････‑･･1213

Beaujour, Louis Auguste Felix ････････････1153

Brown,John ･･･‑･‑･‑･････････････‑‑･･‑･････････････‑････544

Beauvais, Guillaume ･･･････････････････････････‑･････1266

Browne, Sir John ･･･‑･･･････‑･････････････‑････‑1336

Beccaria, Cesare Bonesana ････････････････････････33

Brunskell, Percival ･･････････‑‑････････""'747, 748

Bell, Robert ･･････‑‑･･･‑････････‑･‑･････････････････････1357

Buchan, George ･‑･････‑･･････‑･‑････････････‑･･‑････‑312

Bellers, John ･‑･‑･･････‑･･‑･･･‑･･････････‑･･････････････952

Buckingham, George Villiers ･････････‑････････716

Belloni, Girolamo ･‑･･‑････‑･･‑･･･････････‑･･986, 1127

Budgell, Eustace ‑･･･‑･‑･･‑･･････‑･‑･･････････････････225

Benbrigge, John ･･･‑･･‑････‑･･‑･･･････tt‑‑･･････････････990

Burke, Edmund ･‑･････‑･･････‑･･‑･""""""･98, 1237

Benett, John
see Bennet, John

Burnet, Gilbert ･･･････････････････t････533, 743, 1259

200

Burnet, Thomas ･･･‑･‑･t･････････‑････‑504, 528, 1259

Burney, James ･･･‑･･････‑･････‑･･･‑･‑･･････‑･‑･‑･･･‑･･‑･･101

Convention of the Royal Burghs of Scotland

Burroughs, Samuel ･･‑････‑･‑･‑･････････‑･･･‑･･'578............H..........H...H"H..H...m............"..H......177

Burt, William ･･‑･･‑･････‑････‑･･･････‑････････""""'822

Cooke, Nathaniel ･･‑･‑･･･‑････････‑･･‑‑････‑･848

Butel‑Dumont, George Marie ･･‑･･･････････････66

Corbaux,Francis ･････‑･･･‑･‑･‑‑･･‑･‑･････････‑･1227(C)C., J. ‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑･72

Corry, Isaac ････････････t･････････‑･‑･‑････････‑‑･･･････‑･1229

Camden, Charles Pratt ･･･‑･･････‑･･･････････‑･･‑513

Cotton, Sir Robert Bruce

Cotton, Joseph ･･･‑･････t････‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･････‑････････‑‑･159

Campbell,John ････t‑･･･‑‑･････‑･･････t‑････‑･････‑･385‑･･･‑･････‑‑････････‑･･････‑････‑･‑････547, 548, 599, 1084

Canard, Nicolas Frangois ･････････････････t･‑･1138

Court, Pieter de la ‑･･･‑･･･‑･･‑･･‑･･‑････････‑569

Canning, George ････････‑･･･‑････‑･････････‑‑‑･･･t‑･･･‑･806

Courtilz, Gatien de, sieut de Sandras ･･･1289

Cantillon, Richard ‑･････‑･･････‑･･･････‑･････‑･･････1015

Coutinho, Josa Joaquim da Cunha deCapmas ･･‑‑･･･････････‑･････‑‑･･‑･･･‑････････････････‑‑････43

Care, Henry ･････‑･･･････‑‑･･･‑･･････‑･････‑････‑557
Carey, James ････････････‑･･･‑･･･‑･････････････‑････‑･814

Azeredo ･‑･････‑････････‑･･･‑･‑････････････1183,1225

Cox, Sir Richard･･･t･･･‑･‑･･･････663, 1199, 1203, 1338, 1341, 1344

Carey, Peter ･･･････････‑････‑‑････t‑･････････‑･････799, 812

Coyer, Gabriel Frangois ･････t･‑･･････････････････････32

Carlos II, King of SZ)ain ･･･‑････････････‑････‑･･･‑･755

Craufurd, George ････････････‑･･‑･･‑‑‑･･･････‑･844

Carter, William ･･････‑･･･‑‑････‑･･･642, 1008, 1012

Cromarty, George Mackenzie ･･････1279, 1283

Cartwright,John ‑･･･‑･･･‑･･････‑‑････‑･････‑･419

Cromwell,Oliver ･･････‑･･･‑･･･‑･‑t････････‑‑･･･‑‑･714

Cary, John ･･････‑･･‑･･････‑･･･‑･･･‑･･････････‑････2, 1330

Crookshanks,John ････････‑･･････‑････‑t･‑･209,211

Cattley, Stephen ‑･･････････‑･････････････‑‑‑･･‑･‑･･777

Cruickshank, James ･･･‑･････････‑････････‑･･‑･833, 837

Cerdan, Jean Paul ･･････････t‑･･･‑････････‑･･‑･･････‑‑532

Culpeper, Sir Thomas, 1578‑1662

Chalmers, George ‑････‑･････････tt･‑‑･･･････････････‑･774

Chamberlayne, Edward ･･････････････‑･‑･････‑'‑･64･‑‑･･‑････‑････‑･･‑‑･･‑‑････････････‑･･988, 991, 995, 999

Culpeper, Sir Thomas, 1626‑1697

Chamberlen, Hugh ･･･‑･･･‑‑･･････････････････283, 1278････‑････‑･･･‑････‑･･･‑･･･‑･‑･･･‑･‑･･････‑‑････996, 997

Chamberlen, Peter ･････‑････‑････‑‑････････‑･･････1006

Cunha Azeredo Coutinho, J. J. da
see Coutinho, Jose Joaquim da Cunha de

Chanvalon ･･････････‑････‑･･･‑･･･‑･･････‑‑･･････‑････1036

Chappus, A. M. ････‑････‑････‑･･･････‑････････････1018

AzeredoChassepol, Frangois de ･･････････････････‑･･･t･･t･1266(D)

Chidley, John ･････‑･･･‑･･‑･････････････‑t･･････t･････‑･245

Dalrymple, Sir John ･････････････････････････‑･‑･････476

Child, Sir Josiah ･･････‑････‑9, 39, 369, 991, 993

Davenant, Charles ･･････････････････905, 1072, 1309

Clarke, George ‑･････････････‑‑････････････････‑･･･････1011

Davies,David ･･‑･･･････‑･･‑‑･‑‑･‑･‑‑･‑･･‑‑182

Clarke, William ･･･････‑･･･‑･･‑･･･････････‑･･････‑･･964

Davies, Sir John ･･‑･‑･･‑‑‑･･･‑･･‑･･･‑t‑････‑‑････37

Clarkson, David ･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑‑････････････････‑739

De Britaine, William ･･･････‑･‑･･････‑･･･････718, 719

Clayton, David ･･‑････‑･･‑･･･‑･･････‑･･････‑･････‑･685

Decker, Sir Matthew ･‑････････‑･･････‑12, 93, 1320

Cleland, Charles ･･････‑･‑････‑･･･････‑t･･･････････‑‑･106

Defoe, Daniel ･･･････････････････‑････17, 248, 252, 253,

Clement, Simon ‑･･‑･･‑‑････‑･････････‑･････‑‑･‑･･140

374, 378, 391, 613, 619, 621, 647, 650, 656,

Cock, Simon ･･･‑‑･･‑････‑･･･････‑‑･･･････････793, 1355

658, 678, 695, 756, 901, 902, 931, 932, 934,

Colebrooke, Henry Thomas ･････････････････････325

935, 939, 942, 946, 970, 1040, 1071, 1286, 1308

Colquhoun,Patrick ･･･‑･････‑･･･････‑‑････････‑1241

Dempster, George ‑･･･‑･･･‑‑‑･･‑･･･････‑‑･･‑･･･‑1243

Colvert,Joseph ･･･‑･･‑････‑･･‑･‑･･････････‑･･‑･･･669

Deparcieux, Antoine ･･･‑‑･･･‑･‑･‑･‑････‑‑･･162

Combrune, Michael ････････‑････････‑‑･･･････‑‑･‑･413

Desaubiez, Vater ･･‑‑･･･････････････‑････‑･･･‑･････1035

Commerell, abbe' de ‑････t････‑･･････････････‑･‑･1242

Desolneux ･･‑･････‑･･･‑･･‑･‑‑‑･･･‑･‑････‑‑‑･････1350

Company of Scotland trading to Africa andDigges, Dudley ‑････‑･･‑･･t･‑‑･･･‑･･･‑･‑･‑････････‑1148

the Indies ‑････‑････‑････････‑･･････‑･141, 242, 243

Digges, Thomas ･･･････‑･t･‑‑‑‑‑･･･‑‑･‑‑･･･････‑‑1148

Condorcet, Marie Jean Antoine Nicolas

Dirom, Alexander ‑･･‑‑･‑‑･･･‑･‑･･‑･‑･‑･‑････174

Caritat ‑･･･‑‑･‑････････t･････‑･･････････‑‑･･･････1114

Distaff,Jenny ･･‑･･･････‑･･‑‑･‑‑･･‑･･‑･･･‑･･‑‑･･574

Congleton, Henry Brooke Parnell ･･････1168

Dobbs, Arthur ･･‑････････････‑･･‑･‑･･‑･･････‑･･t････192

Congreve, Thomas ････････‑･‑････････････････‑‑1273

Doddridge, Sir John ‑･･･‑･････････････････‑･････････････48

201

Donaldson,James ･‑････････‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑‑‑･････42........‑..‑..."..."..."..............."......･･‑････････‑･‑47

Donaldson,John ･･･‑‑････････････‑･･‑‑･････t･‑･･1245

Forman, Charles ･････････････‑･665, 687, 955, 979

Dorrien‑Magens, Magens ･･･840, 1171, 1184

Fortrey, Samuel ･････････‑････‑････‑･･････‑･‑･･‑･･･673

Dorset, Lionel Cranfield Sackville ･･････1204
Douglas, Heron, and Company ･･･････････････133

Fortune, E. F. Thomas ･･･‑‑･‑･･･‑･････････････21

Douglass, William ･･･････････････････････････838, 1070

France. Assemble'e des notables

Downes, Thomas ‑･‑･･･････‑････‑･･･‑･･‑‑･‑･‑873
Downshire,WillsHill ･‑･t･････････‑････1342,1343

France. Assemble'e IVbtionale Constituante,

Foster,JohnLeslie ･･･････････････‑‑･･‑‑････････1170･･･････‑･･･‑･･････････････････････335, 340, 341, 342, 343

Doyle, William ･･････‑･‑････････････････････････‑‑･････････583

1789‑1791. ･･･‑‑････････‑････‑‑････‑･･･････････････1101

Duckett, George ････････‑･･････‑･････t‑････････‑････1259

France. Conseil dtllitat. ････････････345, 346, 347

Ducloz Dufresnoy, Charles Nicolas ･‑････158

France. Conseil ge'ne'ral du commerce.

Ducrest, Charles Louis ･････‑･････････････････････1135....."....."....".............".‑････‑････‑････‑‑･969, 978

Dundonald, Archibald Cochran ････････････1220

France. Ministe"re des .finances. ･･･173, 1068

Dupont de Nemours, Pierre SamuelFrance. Sovereigns, etc. ････････････67, 348, 349,･‑‑･･‑･‑･････‑･･･････‑‑‑･･･‑････････････‑･････809, 1115

Duverdier,Adrien‑Maurice ････‑･･･････････‑‑1123(E)
E. S. ･･‑･･‑‑‑‑････‑･‑･･･････‑･･‑･････････‑････‑･‑‑･･1152'

East India Company (IEnglisbj 290, 320, 370

Edinburgh. EacultyofAdvocates ‑･‑1209
Egmont, John Perceval

350, 351, 352, 353, 354, 355, 356, 357,
358, 359, 360, 361, 362, 363, 364, 365, 366

Francis, Sir Philip‑･････････････‑･‑････‑･306, 321, 323, 326, 454, 857

Frangois de Neufchateau, Nicolas Louis................."...."........‑･･････‑････‑･‑････‑･‑･‑･1095

Frend, William ‑････････‑･･････‑････‑･‑‑‑･‑･･‑･･1356‑･‑‑･･‑･･･‑‑･･･････････‑･･‑･･･663, 1265, 1338, 1347

(G)

Eliot, Francis Perceval ･･････････････････････‑･･･････789

G., J. ‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑･‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑961

Elking, Henry ‑･･････'‑'･･･････‑‑････‑･･･‑･‑･･･････654

Galiani, Ferdinando ･･････････‑･････‑･････‑･･･････････‑･271

Elloring, Henry ･････････‑･････‑･････‑･･‑････‑･････‑654

Gallatin,Albert ‑‑‑･･････‑･･･････‑･‑‑･･‑････‑･1300

Elsynge, Henry ･･･‑････････‑･･････････････････‑････････559

Gallet, Jean Pierre ･･････"････‑v‑･････････････‑‑1103

An Englishman, pseud. ･･･････････････‑･････････‑････330

Gally, Henry ･‑‑･･････‑････････‑････‑･･･‑･･‑･‑t‑･･･････625

Eon de Beaumont, Charles Genevieve LouisGarbrand,John ･････････････････････‑･･･‑･･･‑･････‑････738

Auguste Andr6 Timothee d' ･･･････････････1037

Gardner, John ･･･‑･･････････‑･････‑･･･････････････‑････643

Erinaceus, Pseud. ･･‑････････‑･･･‑････‑････‑･････‑･821

Garnier, Germain ･･･‑･･･････‑･･･････‑･‑‑･････････････‑44

Essuile, Jean‑Frangois de Barandiery‑

Gee,Joshua ･･･‑････‑････････････‑････‑････‑･･･････‑･‑･10

Montmayeur ‑･････････‑･･････‑･････‑･･･‑‑･･‑‑･･･le41
Eyre, Sir James ･･‑･････････････････‑･････････‑････････705(F)

Gentz,Friedrichvon ‑‑‑‑･‑･･‑‑･･‑‑‑‑‑‑‑･1144
Giddy, Davies
see Gilbert, Davies

F., J. ‑･･‑･････‑････‑･‑･････････････････‑‑･･･t‑･･････････････‑･･･28

Gilbert, Davies ･･････‑‑･‑･･････‑･･･････････‑･‑･‑･･‑･･･782

FabredeCharrin ･･･‑･･･‑････‑････････････････････1096

Glasgow. 7lown's Hbspital ‑･････‑･･･‑･･････････1295

Faiguet de Villeneuve, Joachim ････････････1038

Goguillot ･･･‑････‑‑････････‑‑･･･････････････‑･････‑･1101

Fauquier, Francis ･････‑･･･････････････････････････････899

Gordon, Thomas ･･･････････････････････‑･･････924, 1217

Fea,James ････‑･･････････‑‑･･‑･‑‑････‑････‑･･･････1348

Gould, Sir Nathaniel ･･‑‑･･･････････113, 175, 925

Fergusson, Robert Cutlar ･･･‑････････････････････447

Graham, Robert ･･････‑･･･････‑‑･･‑‑･････‑･･･‑･･･‑･443

Fielding, Henry ･････････‑‑‑･‑････‑･････t･････‑･････t･506

Grange, James Erskine ････････････････‑･･････‑････‑･466

Fielding, Sir John ･･････‑･‑･‑･･･‑･･･‑････‑･･･････‑639

Grant, Sir John Peter ････‑‑･･･････････‑･･‑･‑･‑･････855

Filmer, Sir Robert ･･･････････････････････････516, 517

Gray, a Scots gentleinan ･‑‑‑････････････‑･･‑‑‑･‑‑‑･947

Fitzherbert, Sir Anthony ････････････････････････515

Gray, Jeffery ･･･‑‑････････‑‑････‑‑･････‑･････‑･‑･･･‑‑･666

Fletcher, Andrew ･･･････‑‑‑･･･････････555, 753, 1276

Gray,John ‑･･‑‑･‑‑･････‑‑･･‑･･‑‑‑‑･･･‑‑･･1180, 1243

Flower, Benjamin ･･････‑‑‑･‑･･･t‑････‑････‑･･･････423

Gt. Brit. Admiralty ･････‑‑‑‑･‑･‑･････‑････‑･･‑‑‑･･51

Fonblanque, John de Grenier ･･･‑･･････････････803

Gt. Brit. Boant of Thrade ‑･････‑･･･････‑109, 193

Forbonnais, Frangois Veron Duverger de

Gt. Brit. Commissionexs for taking;2ew

examining; and slating the public accountHayter, Thomas ‑‑･･････‑･･･‑･･･‑･･‑･･‑････････‑･･472......."......"....""..........･‑･･････‑･･‑･･‑･‑･････9e4, 906

Heath,Benjamin ‑･･･‑･･‑･･･‑‑‑･･‑･･･････‑･･･････126

Gt. Brit. Laws. statutes, etc. ‑"･‑･･･‑･････････745

Henchman,Thomas ･･‑･･‑･･･‑･･･‑‑‑････1143

Gt. Brit. Pkerliament. Hbz{se of CommonsHenri IV, King of France ･･‑･･･････‑･･･‑･････t･t･331･･･‑････‑‑･‑･･t･････････189, 191, 194, 196, 197, 198,

Herries,‑ John Charles ･‑･････････‑･･･‑･････792, 1176

199, 200, 202, 203, 204, 775

Heylyn,Peter ･･････‑･････････‑･･･‑‑‑･････････‑･･････535

Gt. Brit. Rzrlinmen4 1652 ･･････････"････t･‑･713

Higden, William ･･････‑‑･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･‑‑‑････‑･･558

Gt. Brit. thrliamen4 1689 ･‑････t･･････‑･･･････526

Highland and Agricultural Society of
Scotlandsee Royal Highland and Agricultural
Society of Scotland

Gt. Brit. .Plarliament. 1740. Hbuse of
Lo7dls;..".""......H...."‑･･.･･‑････‑･･････‑･‑･･‑････‑･･･‑･‑･590

Gt. Brit. ,llfzrliamen4 1785. Llbt{se ofHill, John ･･‑･･‑････‑‑････‑････t････‑･･･‑･･t･‑･‑･･‑‑･･794

Commons ･･････‑‑･･･････‑･‑･･･‑･･‑'‑･‑････‑･･･441

Hill,Joseph ･･･‑･････････‑･･････････t‑･‑･･･････････‑･･721

Gt. Brit. thrliamen4 IZ90 ‑････‑･････‑･･･‑‑･･･422

Hoadly, Benjamin ･‑‑‑･･･‑･･‑･･･････‑･‑‑････‑･‑･562

Gt. Brit. thrlinmen4 17es ･･････････････t･･････452

Hoare, Peter Richard ･･･････････････790, 831, 851

Gt. Brit. thrliamen4 1806. Hbt{se of

Hocquart de Coubron ･･････････････････1098, II22

Commons ･･････‑‑････‑･‑‑････‑･･"････‑･･･‑･･･‑324

Gt. Brit. Standing Commission on Thrade
̀'‑"‑･･････････‑･･･････････‑･･･････‑･････‑･･･‑･･‑･‑･･･‑･‑･641

Hodges, James ･･･････････‑･･‑･･･‑･･･‑‑‑‑･･････‑･1282
Holden, Adam ････････‑･････････････‑･‑‑･･･‑･･･‑'‑･‑･･397

Holford, George Peter ････････‑･････‑･･･････‑･･･‑･･t449

Gt. Brit. CT}reaties, etc. 1694‑1702 ･･‑･･･754

Holles, Denzil Holles ･････････‑･･････････････‑･‑50, 523

Gt.Britain. Tlreaties etc. 1760‑1820

Holroyd,, John Lord Sheffielde)"...."...‑‑･･････‑･･･‑･‑････‑･･･‑･･････‑･･‑･･･････‑･･････1255

see Sheffield, John Baker Holroyd

Gt. Brit. Trustees for the R)ijlaited EStates

Hopkins, Thomas ･･･････‑‑･････t･‑･･･‑‑‑‑･‑‑‑･･826

of freland "‑････‑･‑･･･‑･･･････‑"'･････････‑･･1150

Horne, Thomas Hartwell ･･･t････････････････････1153

Grellier, J. J. ･･･‑･‑･････‑･･････‑･‑･･･‑･･･847, 1257

Horne, Tooke, John
see Tooke, John Horne

Grenfell, John ･･･‑･･････‑･‑‑t‑･･･‑････t･････‑‑･‑‑･781

Horsley, Samuel ･･････････････････････‑･･････‑･‑･706, 707

Grenville,George ･･･････････‑･････‑････‑････‑･･･‑･･1210

Horsley, William ‑･‑･･‑････････‑･･････‑･‑･949, 1267

Grouber de Groubentall, Marc‑Ferdinand

Houghton,John ･･‑･‑･‑‑･･‑‑･･‑････････････‑‑1275

Greaves,John ･････‑･‑･･‑･････‑･･･‑････‑‑･･･‑･･‑･････4･････‑‑‑‑‑‑･‑････‑･････‑･････‑･‑･･･････････‑‑‑‑････････1134

Howell, James ‑･･･‑･････‑･･･‑･‑‑･･･････‑‑･‑･‑‑･･530

Guiraudet, Charles Philippe Toussaint 1139

Howison, William ･････････‑････‑･･･‑･･‑‑‑‑‑･1178(H)

Huet, Pierre Daniel ･････‑･･･‑‑･･･‑‑･･‑･･････････････1017

H. P. ････････‑････‑･････‑･‑･･･‑･････‑････‑････‑････‑･‑･279

Hulls, Jonathan ･･‑‑‑･･･････‑･‑･‑･‑･･t･･･t･‑‑‑･‑‑‑･581'
Hakewill,William ････････‑････‑･‑･･････‑･･‑‑･･564

Huskisson, William ･･･‑･･‑･･････‑･････‑･･･････770, 802

Hale, Sir Matthew ･･･‑･･････‑････････････‑････‑･･････‑527

Hutcheson,Archibald ･･･‑･･･････‑･･････‑‑･‑‑･･･‑･‑‑･

Hales, Stephen ‑･‑･････‑･･‑･･････････････‑‑･･････‑･‑･409

185, 186, 187, 188, 207, 208, 210, 212, 216,

Halifax,GeorgeSaville ･‑‑･････‑"･‑‑･‑･･681,935

217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 230, 234, 238, 239

Hamill, William ･‑･･････‑･････････････‑‑･･････‑････1332(I)

Hamilton, Andrew ･･･‑･･･････‑･‑‑･･‑･‑････91, 181

Indus, Pseud. ･･･････････････‑･･･････‑‑‑‑‑････313, 316

Hamilton, James Edward ････････････････････････1244

Inglis, John ‑･･･‑････‑‑‑･･･････‑･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･‑･‑･‑･‑‑797

Hammond,Anthony ･･‑･‑･･･‑･‑･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･‑･922

Innes, solicitor ‑･･･‑････‑･･･‑‑‑‑･･‑‑‑････････‑･･･691

Hampden, John ‑･‑･･････‑･･‑･････････‑･‑‑･･‑････1281(J)

Hare,Francis ‑･‑･････‑･･･‑‑････‑･･"'･‑･･･････‑･･‑･686

Jackson, John ･‑‑････‑･‑･････････‑･･････････‑･‑････‑･･1352

Hartley, David ････････････94, 148, 164, 436, 1050

Jackson, Randle ‑････‑････‑･･･････････････････‑･･288, 776

Haversham, John Thompson ･･‑‑‑････762, 764

Jaubert,Pierre ･･‑･･‑‑･‑‑･･‑･‑･‑･･‑‑‑･‑･‑･････45

Hawles, Sir John ･･････t････‑････････‑････････‑730, 733

Jefferys, Thomas t‑･‑･‑‑･‑･‑･‑‑･‑‑‑･･‑･‑･･963

Hayes, Richard ･･‑‑‑･･･‑･‑････‑･･‑･･･････‑‑･‑･107

Jenkins, David ･･･‑･‑･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･‑････‑･･‑‑･534

Haynes,John ･･･‑‑･････････‑･･‑･････････‑･‑･‑･30,648

Jenyns, Soame ‑‑･:･･‑‑･･‑‑‑‑･‑･････‑･･･‑･‑t･1049

2osJobert, Louis ･･･‑･･････‑･･･････････････････････････････････281(M)

Johnson,Thomas ････････‑･･･‑･･‑･･･････‑･････････1007

M. *** ‑‑･‑‑‑‑･‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑･‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑･‑1121

Jones, Charles ････････････････‑･‑･････‑‑･････････････････636

McArthur,John ･･････‑･･･････‑･････‑･････‑････‑1154

Jones, Sir William ･･･････････‑･‑‑････････････428,492

Macdonnel, Robert ･････････････････････‑････････････854

Jordan, Gibbes Walker ････････‑･････････････････1354

MacFarlan, John ･･･････････････････････････････････‑･1329

Jordan, Gibbs Walker
see Jordan, Gibbes Walker

Mackenzie, George
see Cromarty, George Mackenzie(K}

Mackworth, Sir Humphrey

Kauffman C. H. ･･･‑･････t‑･････‑･‑‑･･････････････1359･･････‑････････‑････‑････26, 183, 233, 916, 918, 108e

Keith, George Skene ････････････････i‑･･･1159, 1251

Macnab, Henry Grey ･････････‑････････‑･･････････････89

Keith, Sir William ･‑‑･････････‑･‑･･････'･･'･･････････････‑3

MacWard, Robert ･･･‑･･････‑･･････‑･･･････････････‑･720

King, Charles ･･‑･････････:･･･････‑････････‑‑'･････････････‑･6

Maddox,Isaac ･････‑･･･‑････････‑･‑･･････‑･‑･････････1323

King, Peter King ･･‑‑･･･‑･‑･･･r････････‑･･････805, 1160

Magen,Nikolaus ･･‑･･･‑‑･‑‑･･････‑･･･････‑･･145,146

Kingsman, William ･･････････････････‑･････････‑･･････783
Knight, James ‑･･‑････････････‑･････････t‑･････255, 256

Magens, Nicholas
see Magen, Nikolaus

Knox,John ･････････‑････‑････････････‑････････‑･‑･･････1216

Mallory,John ･････‑･･･････････‑･････････････‑････‑‑･･t623

Knox, William ･･････････････‑･････････････････‑･‑･････1210

Malynes, Gerard de ･････････‑･･････‑･55, 56, 59, 69

Koster, John Theodore ･･････････････‑‑･‑････････････810

Manderson,James ････‑･････････‑････････‑･･････････t･302(L)

Mandeville, Bernard ‑････････‑･･･････t‑････････‑･･618

L., T. ･‑‑‑‑t‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑･･‑‑‑･‑‑‑‑‑‑･･‑‑‑734

Manley, Thomas ･‑･･･‑‑･･･"･･‑･････‑･‑･･994, 1009

Laffon de Ladebat, Andre Daniel ･････････1228

Manningham, Thomas ･･････････････････････････‑･･･614

La Place, Pierre Antoine de ････‑････････････････333

La Roque, Andre Jean de ･････････････････････1116

Margens, Magens Dorrien
see Dorrien‑Magens, Magens

Lauderdale, James Maitland

Marriott, Sir James ･･･････････････････････････596, 951'････････････‑‑･･･････‑･･･‑････116, 117, 308, 767, 768

Marryat, Joseph ･･･‑･････‑･･････････‑････････‑･･････‑････813

Law, John ･･‑･･･‑････････････････‑･‑･･････‑････････‑･‑･･････････5

Martin, Matthew ･･････････‑････‑･･･････････････････････1351

Lawndes, William ･･････････････････‑･‑･･････････‑･1077

Martyn, Benjamin ･････‑････････････････････‑････‑･･･696

Lawrence,Thomas ･･････‑‑････････‑･･････････‑･1147

Mason, W. ･･･････････‑････‑････････‑･･････････‑･････‑･･t･954

Leblanc, Gabriel ･･････‑････‑‑･･･････････････････‑･1133

Massie, Joseph ･･･‑･･･‑････････‑‑･･･････‑･･････‑75, 76,

Leigh, Edward ･･････････････････‑････････････････600, 912

77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, 88

Leith, Sir George ･･････‑･･･････‑‑････････････････････307

Matigny, Hilaire‑Joseph Hubert de ･･･1125

Leland,John ･････････････････‑････････････････････‑･････1200

Maxwell, John ･････‑････‑････････‑･･･････‑‑･････････‑tt725

Leslie, Charles ･･‑･･･‑････････‑･･‑･･･502, 759, 765

Maydman, Henry ･･‑･･････‑･･･････‑･･････‑････････1088

Lettsom, John Coakley ･･･････････････････････････1242

Melon, Jean Frangois i‑‑･‑‑‑･‑････‑‑‑‑‑････‑･･････････31

Lewis, Mark ･･････‑･･････････････････‑･･･････････276, 675

Melville, Henry Dundas ･･････････････････319, 704

Lilburne, John ･･‑･･･t･‑････‑‑･･･‑‑･････････‑･･711, 712

Meredith, Sir William ････････････････････････････‑･156

Linguet, Simon Nicholas Henry ････････････1118

Meres, Sir John ･‑････‑････････‑･･･････t･･‑････････‑･‑･921

Littleton, Edward ‑･･･････‑････････‑‑'･･'･････････････139

Mildmay, Sir William ････････････････････････････‑･147

Liverpool, Charles Jenkinson ･････････171, 698

Miller, Philip ‑････････････････････‑‑･･････‑‑･･･‑･･‑･･166

Lloyd,Edward ･････････‑････‑‑････････‑‑･･････‑････1316 .

Milner, James ･･･‑･･･‑･････i･･･‑･･････‑･･････‑‑･‑･･･913

Lloyd, William ････‑･････‑･･･････‑･･‑････"･･‑･････‑‑･737

Mirabeau, Honore Gabriel de Riquetti

Loch, David ･･‑･･‑‑･･‑･･･････‑‑･･････････････････128, 129･････････‑････‑‑･････････1043, 1044, 1063, 1067, 1124

Locke, John ･･･14, 40, 41, 519, 601, 602, 1292

Misselden, Edward ‑･･‑･･････････‑･･‑･･････‑･････････‑･･60

Lockyer, Charles ･･･‑･･････‑･････‑････････････‑････568

Mitchell, John ･tt･･････‑････‑･‑･･･････････‑‑･‑‑･･････612

London, John ･･‑･･‑･･･‑･･････‑･････････‑････････‑･1296

Mitchell, Samuel Latham

Londonderry, Robert Stewart ････････‑･････････807

see Mitchell, John

Louis XVI, King of Fizznce ････････････336, 339

Molyneux, William ･･t･･････････････････‑‑‑･･･522, 1335

Lucas, Charles ･･･‑････‑････‑‑･･････････‑･･････tt‑･･1321

Monck,John Berkeley ‑･･････････････････‑‑‑････････865

204

Montesquieu, Charles Louis de Secondat....................."......."......H.･･･････‑････‑･･････‑･････480

Montgaillard, Jean Gabriel Maurice
Rocques de ･････‑･････‑･･t‑･･‑･‑･････････････････‑･･･‑304

Moore, Francis ‑･･･‑･･････t･･‑‑･･‑････････････‑･･･‑･1058

Morellet, Andr6 ･･‑････････t‑･･‑････‑･･･････‑･‑････272

Moreton, Andrew, Psued.
see Defoe, DanielPeard, Charles ‑･･････‑･･‑‑･･･････‑･‑･‑･･･‑･‑･･･････667

Pemberton,Thomas ･‑･･‑･‑･･･‑･･･‑‑････････‑834
Penkethman,John ･･･‑･････････････‑･‑･‑･‑････‑‑･･103

Pennyless, Peter, Pseud.
see Worsley, Robert, sumposed author
Perceval, John
see Egmont, John Perceval
Percy, John ･･･････････‑･‑･･･‑･･‑･‑･‑･････････････････‑･‑･1333

Morgan, William ･･････････‑････‑････‑････1156, 1182

Perny,J. ････t･‑･･･‑･･‑･‑･････‑･･‑････‑･‑･････････1052

Morris,Edward ･‑･･････‑‑･･･‑･････‑････‑‑･･‑･1236

Petrie,William ･･･‑･‑･･‑･･･‑･････････‑･･･････‑･･‑･‑314

Mortimer, Thomas ･･‑･･‑･･‑･･･‑･･････････････････‑･13

Pettus, Sir John ‑････‑‑････････‑･･･‑･････‑･･････‑･･553

Moyle, Walter ･･･‑･･‑･･････‑･･‑････‑･･･‑････････‑････750

Petty, Sir William ････････‑･･･････‑････23, 24, 25, 54

Mun, Thomas ･‑･･･････t･･‑･‑‑･‑･････‑･･････‑･‑･･8, 74

Petyt,George ‑････‑‑･‑･‑･････‑‑･･･‑･･･‑････････‑･498

Murray, Sir Alexander ‑･‑‑･･‑･･････‑･‑･‑･････588

Petyt,William ･･･‑･･････‑‑･･‑･･･‑･･‑･‑･･･‑･550,1086

Mushet,Robert ‑･････････‑･･･‑･･･‑････‑‑････‑･･･769

Philanthropos,Pseud. ･‑‑･･････‑･･‑‑･‑･･･‑･･‑･226

Myers, Thomas ･･‑‑･･‑･･･････‑･････‑･･･‑･･･‑････287

Philipps, Fabian ･･‑･‑･･･‑･t･‑･･‑･‑････････････‑･1145

Mytton, Peter ‑･･･‑･････‑･‑････････････････‑････････‑‑58

Philips,George ･･‑･･････‑‑･･‑････････‑･････････････‑･･498(N)

Phillimore, Joseph ‑････‑･･･‑･‑･t････‑･･‑‑･････････‑832

Nalson, John ･････････‑･‑‑･‑････‑･‑･･････‑････‑･‑‑･････740

Philo Britannicus, Pseud. ･‑･･････‑･‑‑････‑‑･･837

Nash, Thomas ･･･‑･･･‑･･‑･･‑･･･‑･････‑･･･‑････････1326

Phiio‑Diceeus, Pseud. ･･･‑･･‑････‑･･･‑‑･‑･･････････62

Necker, Jacques ･･･134, 172, 1059, 1062, 1100

Phipps, Joseph ･･･‑‑･･‑･････‑･‑･･････････‑･‑･‑･‑‑･･‑････629

Nedham, Marchamont ･････････‑･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･････497

Phipps, Thomas ･･･‑･‑･･‑･･‑‑････‑･‑･･‑･･････‑‑･･251

Neville, Henry ･･･‑･･････‑･･･････‑･････‑･･‑･･･････‑････567

Pillon, Charles ･･･‑･･････‑‑‑‑･････････････････‑‑･･･‑･1140

Newcastle, Thomas Pelham‑Holles ･･････163
Nivernais, Louis Jules Barbon

Pinto, Isaac de ･･･‑‑･･･‑‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･‑‑･‑･･‑‑･･･176

Mancini‑Mazarini ‑･･‑･･･‑･･‑･･･‑･････‑･･･････1111

Pitt, William ･････‑･･･‑‑･･‑･･‑･‑･‑････‑･･･‑･･････‑‑･･･700

Nixon, George ･‑･･･t‑･‑･･･‑･･‑･･･‑････････････‑････585

Pittis, William ･･‑･‑‑･･‑･‑･‑･･･‑･･･t･･･････････‑‑･･563

Norbert de Bar‑le Duc ･･････････････････････････‑･･･595

Playfair, William ‑････‑･･‑･･‑･･･‑･･･92, 99, 1155

Normandy. Chambre du conznzerce ･･････270

Plomer, Thomas ･･‑･‑･‑･･‑･･‑‑‑･‑････‑････････‑1172

Northcote, Thomas ･･････････････････477, 483, 487

Nugent, Robert Craggs Nugent ･･･897, 1271

Plumard de Dangeul, Louis Joseph ･････････11
Pollexfen,John ････････････1,282,368,608,644

Pitcairn, George ‑････････‑･･･‑･･‑････････‑1219, 1240

(o)Pollexfen, Henry ･･‑･‑･･･‑･･･‑･‑･･‑･‑‑･･‑･･････‑‑･･･････1

Oates, Titus ‑･･･‑･･･････‑･･‑･･･‑･････t･････‑･･････‑‑566

Pope,Simeon ･･･‑･･‑･･･‑‑･･･‑･･･‑････‑･･‑‑････‑‑････100

O'Connor, M. ‑･･･‑･‑･‑‑･･‑･‑････263, 267, 1322

Postlethwayt, Malachy

Oldmixon, John ････････‑･･････‑････････‑･‑･971, 972,･･･････̀･‑･‑････‑‑･t･･261, 262, 611, 965, 966, 967

Onslow, Arthur ‑･･･‑･･‑‑‑･･‑‑･･･････‑････････‑･119

Powell, Thomas ‑･‑････‑････････････‑･･･････････････‑‑･998

Oswald, John ‑‑‑‑･･･‑‑‑‑･‑･･･････‑････････‑･･･‑‑･‑･i‑‑‑‑‑‑424

Pownall, Thomas ‑････‑‑‑‑‑i‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑･････1057, 1211

(P)

Prat, Samuel ･･･‑･･‑･･‑･･‑･･‑･････‑････‑･･‑･1078, 1091

Paget, Thomas Catesby Paget ･･･････････････511

Pratt, Charles, Edrl Camden
see Camden, Charles Pratt

Parisot, Peter
see Norbert de Bar‑le Duc, .father

Prior, Thomas ‑･･･‑‑･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑････‑･･････‑‑‑1046

Parker ･･････‑‑･･･‑･･･････‑･･‑･‑‑･･･‑･････‑････t･･････843

Puckle, James ･････････‑･･････‑････････‑･･･‑‑･･･‑‑･････73

Parnell, Henry Brooke, Congleton
see Congleton, Henry Brooke Parnell

Pulteney, William, earl of BathP., C. ･･‑‑･･‑････‑･‑･‑‑‑‑･････‑‑･‑t･･･‑････‑･‑･‑････957

Prentice, David ･････････‑･･･‑･･‑･･･‑･‑‑‑･･････‑･t･･786

see Bath, William Pulteney

Parsons, Thomas ‑‑‑･･‑････‑･･･‑･･･‑‑‑･････1233(R)

Paterson, William ･････････････････‑･････････‑･････18, 29

R.,H. ‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑･‑‑‑･‑‑‑‑･‑‑･‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑‑674

Paxton, Peter ‑･･･‑･･‑･･‑･･･‑････‑････‑････‑t･･･････676

Raithby,John ‑･･････‑･･‑･･‑‑･････････‑･‑････････‑･･･796

205

Raleigh, Sir Walter ････････････････････‑･･･536, 1148

Sadler,John ･･･‑･･‑‑･‑･･‑‑･‑･･‑･･‑･･‑･‑･････‑‑‑･‑･･‑･742

Ralph, James ･t･‑････‑････････‑･･‑‑･･････‑･････‑･････560

St. Amand, George ‑‑･････････‑･･･‑･････‑･････‑････505

Ramsay, Andrew Michael ････････････････････････531

Salmon, Thomas ･･･‑････････‑‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･････‑････593

Ramsay, James ･････････‑･････‑････‑･･‑･‑･‑･･････‑･1149

Sarpi, Paolo ‑････‑････‑････‑･････････‑･･･‑･･1021, 1081

Rapin‑Thoyras, Paul de ･･･････‑･･･････････････････542

Saunders, Sir Edmund ･････････････････""'･･･"'･･537

Rayment, Robert ････････････‑････‑･･･‑･･･‑････‑･････110

Savile, George, Marquis of Halifax
see Halifax, George Saville

Redhead, William ････････････‑････‑･････････････････1250
Reeves, John ････････････････‑t･･････‑･････････････‑････････463

Savile, Sir George ･･･････････････････‑･･‑""125, 699

Renton, George ･･‑･t‑‑････‑･‑････‑･‑･･･････‑･‑･･････‑･36

Scherer,Jean‑BenoTt ･･･････‑‑･‑････"'････‑‑･1141

Revolution Society, Londbn ････････t････････････446

Scobell, Henry ････‑‑････‑･‑･･････････‑･･･‑･････524, 565

Rey,Claudius t････････‑････‑･･････‑････‑･･････････‑････652

Scotland. Court of Slassion. ･････････････････････144

Reynaud de Montlosier, Frangois Dominique

Scott‑Waring, John ･････････････････t309, 328, 329..m...."..........................･‑････‑････‑‑･････････‑････1108

Selden,John ･･･‑･･‑･･‑････････‑･‑････････････‑･541,551

Reynolds,John ･････････‑･････‑････‑･･･････‑････61,609

Semblangay, Jacques de Beaune ‑････････1128

Ricardo, David ･････････････‑‑････t‑････‑･････････t773, 784

Senac de Meilhan, Gabriel ････････‑･t'･'･･････････273

Richardson, William ･･･････t‑････‑･･･････‑･････t･‑･････93

Seton, Sir William ･･‑･･････････‑･‑･‑････i･･･････‑‑‑1290

Richmond and Lennox, Charles Lennox

Shebbeare,John ‑･･･‑･････････‑･･‑･･････････t･‑･‑･1206･･･‑････‑･････‑‑･･･････‑･････t･‑･･･t･‑･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･････431, 432

Richmond, 3d duke of
see Richmond and Lennox, Charles

LennoxShee, A. M. K. ‑‑･････‑･･･････‑････････‑‑･･･････"･･299

Sheffield, John Baker Holroyd ･･･1175, 1230
Sheppard, William ････‑･･･････‑････t･････････････‑･･･‑22

Sheridan, Richard Brinsley Butler ････････････97

Ridpath, George ･･････････i･t‑･‑･･･‑‑･‑･･‑･･555, 759

Sheridan, Thomas ････‑･･‑･･t･･‑‑‑････‑‑････‑･･‑･･‑538

Rigby, Richard ･････‑････‑････t･･･････‑･･････････････････257

Shiers,William ･･･‑･･･t‑‑････････‑･････‑･････････‑･･････573

Robe, Thomas ･･････‑･･･････‑･･･････････‑･････ti408, 689

Sieyes,EmmanuelJoseph ･･･‑･･‑･･･････‑･‑1110

Roberts, Lewes ････t･････‑･･‑･･････････････‑･‑････････‑･leOO

Simon, Richard ･･･‑･･‑･････････‑‑･‑････‑･･･････‑･‑･1087

Robinson, Chistopher ･･････････････････‑･･1197, 1325

Sinclair, Sir John ･‑･･････････771, 858, 859, 1249

Robinson, Henry ･････‑･･･‑･････‑･‑･･‑････････‑････1001

Siordet, J. M. ･･‑･‑･･‑･･････‑･･‑t･･･‑･･･‑‑･････････‑･800

Roe, Sir Thomas ･･･････････････････････‑･･‑･･････････956

Skene, Alexander ‑･‑･････････‑‑･････‑‑･････‑‑･･‑･･‑53

Rose, George ･･････‑･･････････････････‑･･‑････845, 1181

Slyboots, Saynought ･･‑･･･････‑･‑･･･････‑･'････392, 576

Rose,John ････････････････‑‑･･････‑･･･‑･･･tt･･‑････････1218

Smart,Benjamin ･････‑‑･･‑････‑･‑‑････････"'‑･･‑･･‑825

Rosse, Lawrence Parsons ･･･････････････‑･･･････‑808

Smart,John ･･････‑‑････‑‑･‑‑･･･‑‑･‑････‑･････････‑･･･105

Rosslyn, Alexander Wedderburn ････‑‑･･･1222

Smith, George ･‑････‑･‑･･･････････‑･････････････t･‑･‑･･･393

Rous, Thomas Bates ･････････････‑･･･‑･･‑･････‑･114

Smith, John ･･‑･････‑‑･･‑･････････‑･‑･･･････‑･‑････‑･･1304

Rousseau, Jean‑Jacques ‑･･t･･････‑･‑‑････‑････640

Smith, Simon ･･････‑･････････‑･････‑･t･･‑･･･it････161, 672

Rousseau, T. ･･･‑･･‑･･･‑･････････････‑･･･････‑･･･････1127

Smith, T. ‑････‑･････t‑･･････････‑･‑･‑･････‑････････････････645

RoussetdeMissy,Jean ･･･････････････････････････580

Smith, Thomas ･････‑‑･････‑･･････････････540, 836, 862

Roux,Vital ･････‑‑‑････‑･･････‑･･････････t･･1042,1142

Soame, Jenyns ･････‑･･･‑･･････････‑‑･‑････‑･‑･･･‑‑･･437

Royal Bank of Scotland ･･･････‑‑････････'"'･･･1075

Society for Constitutional Information,

Royal Highland and Agrucultural Society of

Londbn ･･････‑･････‑･･････‑‑･････‑･･････････････482, 484,

Scotland ‑････‑･‑‑･‑････‑‑･････‑･･‑･･‑･･･････1247

485, 486, 487, 488, 489, 490, 491, 493, 494, 495

Royal Society of Arts, Londbn ･‑･･････････1254

Society for the Encouragement of Arts,
Manufactures and Commerce

Ruffhead, Owen ･･t････‑‑･･‑･･･‑･････････････t‑･･････‑474
Rusticus, Junicus ･‑････‑･･････‑･･････････････‑････1185

Rutherford,A.W. ‑･･････‑････････817,818,819(s)see Royal Society of Arts
Society of the Friends of the People, London･･･450, 451, 453, 455, 456, 457, 458, 459, 460

S. R. ‑･･･････‑‑･････‑･････t･‑‑･･‑･･･‑･･･････････‑･･･‑･････････953

Solemn league and convenant ････‑･････････････708

S., T. ‑･‑･････････‑‑････‑･･･････‑････‑･t･･･‑･･･‑････････････371

Somers, John Somers ･････‑････‑･･‑,/i507, 510, 751

Sadler,Francis ･･･‑･･････i････････････････････････‑‑･･628

Stair, John Dalrymple ･･‑･･･‑･･････‑･････････‑･･･130

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Standish, Timothy ･･‑･････‑･･‑････t･‑･‑･･･‑･‑･･･411

Wagstaffe, William ･･･････････････････････････907, 908

Stanhope, Charles Stanhope ‑‑‑･･･‑･･‑････････‑･･96

Wakefield,Daniel ‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑････‑･‑･･････････1173

Steel, David ･‑･･･‑･･‑････‑･････t･‑･････････‑･‑‑･‑････1167

Walker,Clement ･･････‑･･‑･･‑･･･‑･･･････t･･･‑･‑･･712

Steele, Sir Richard

Walker, George ････････‑･･‑･･･････‑･t･･････‑‑･481, 1179･･････‑‑････････‑･･‑･･･215, 651, 682, 692, 693, 694

Wallace, Robert ‑･･‑･･･t････‑･‑･･･‑･････‑････545, 571

Stephenson, Robert ････････････‑･･･････････････････････157

Waller, William ･････････‑･･･‑･･････････････････‑･‑‑･･586

Steuart Denham, Sir James ････････････152, 241

Walpole, Robert ････‑･･･････････････････‑･････‑･‑‑･･874

Steuart, Sir Jamessee Steuart Denham, Sir James

Wansey, Henry ･･････････‑･･‑･･‑･･･‑･･‑････････‑･1222

Stowell, William Scott ････････････t･･･････････････‑･801

Watkins, Thomas ･･･‑‑･‑････‑･‑･･････････････‑‑･206

Stuart, Gilbert ･･‑･･‑････‑････‑‑･･････････‑‑･･･‑････500

Webber, Samuel ･･‑･･‑‑･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･‑･･･‑･････‑･･‑668

Stubbs, Henry ･･･‑･･･‑･･‑‑‑･･････‑･････‑･‑･‑‑･‑･･････717

Webster,William ‑･････････‑‑･･‑･････‑･･･････‑･･1074

Sugden, Edward Burtenshaw ･････････････‑････870

Wedderburn,Alexander ･･･････t････‑･･･‑･153,167

Swift,Jonathan ･･･t･･･････････‑･‑････‑‑･‑･･･‑･･1334

Wellesley, Richard Colley Wellesley

Ward, Benjamin ‑‑‑････････‑････‑･･･‑‑･･･‑･･‑･･･661

Swinton, John Swinton ･･･････････････････････････1208.........･････････‑･‑･･･‑t････‑‑･‑‑･･･289, 292, 293, 294

Sykes, Arthur Ashley ･････････････････････････････････911

Wellwoodi‑Sir Henry Moncreiff ････････････138

Symmons, John ･･･‑･･‑････‑･････‑････‑･･‑････････1234

Westminster Society for Insurance on Lives(T)and Survivorships, and Granting Annui‑

Tancred, Christopher ･･･････････‑･･････‑･･･････‑･･‑･･‑622

tieS ･･･‑‑･･･‑‑･･･‑･･‑････‑･‑‑･･‑‑‑･･‑‑･･･････t.･1252

Temple, William ‑･･･‑･･････‑･･････‑･･･････671, 1207

Weston,Ambrose ･･･‑･‑‑‑････t･t･‑･･･‑････････‑･1056

Theremin, Charles Guillaume ･･･‑･‑･････････1109

Whatley,Thomas ‑‑･･･t･･････‑････‑･‑･‑･･108,1210

Thomson, William ･･‑･････‑････‑････‑‑･･‑･‑････1053

Wheatley, John ‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･････････‑･‑‑･‑‑1224

Thorillon, Antoine Joseph ･････････････････････1104

Willan, Leonard ‑･･･t･･･‑‑･････‑････････‑･･･････‑‑･180

Thornton, Sir Edward ･･t･･･････････････････････････829

Willes, Sir John ‑････‑･･･････････････････‑･‑‑‑‑‑･496

Thornton, Henry ･･････････････････････････････804, 1223

Williamson, John ･･･‑･‑･‑‑･･･‑‑‑･･･‑････････‑････20

Tindal,Matthew ････‑･････‑････‑･････････････‑･････761

Wilsoni Glocester '･･･････････････････'･'･''････811, 856

Tinseau d'Amondans, Charles Marie

Wilson, Robert ･･t"･'･･････････‑･･‑･･･‑･･‑･･‑787, 788

Th6rese Leon ‑････‑････‑･････t･････‑･･････‑････1258

Wilson, Thomas ‑･‑･･･‑･‑････‑･･‑････‑･･････‑‑･･401

Toland, John ‑･･･‑････‑･････‑･････‑･･･‑･･‑‑‑･･‑･･‑554

Wise, Thomas ‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･‑･･････････‑･･632

Tooke, John Horne ･･･････‑･･･‑‑････‑････････420, 426

Witers, John ‑･‑･････････‑････‑･･･‑･･･････‑t･‑‑･････････973

Torrens, Robert ･‑･････････‑‑････‑･････‑･･‑･‑･････867

Wood, William ･･･‑････‑･･･‑････････115, 254, 1079

Towers, Joseph Lomas ‑･････････････････････････････835

Woods,George t･････････‑････‑･･r････････‑････‑‑･･･‑･･･795

Trenchard, John ････‑‑･･････････････････749, 752, 919

Woodward,Hezekiah ‑････‑･‑‑･･‑････‑･‑‑･･708‑Trinity House, London ･･･････････････････････････1328

Woollen‑Cloth Weavers' Society,

Trotter, Sir Coutts ････････････････‑･･････････778, 780

Glocestexshire ････････‑‑･･‑･‑････‑･‑････････････････････1190

Tucker, Josiah ‑････････7, 960, 1214, 1215, 1239

Woollen‑Cloth Weavers' Society, Wiltshire

Turner, Thomas ･･･････････‑･･･････････････‑･････275, 722‑･‑････‑･･･‑･‑････････‑･････‑･････････････‑･･･‑･‑･････‑1191

Twining, Thomas ････‑･‑･‑････････････････････‑‑‑･‑‑327

Worsley, Robert ･････････‑･･････････‑‑‑t‑‑‑t‑･‑･t‑･t･‑･‑‑824(U)

Wren,Matthew ‑‑･･‑‑･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･‑‑････････････520

United States. Censzcs Oifiice ･･･････････････1299

Wyvill, Christopher ･･･440, 461, 462, 464, 465

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Vauban, S6bastian Le Prestre de ････････････19
Vaughan, Rice ‑･･‑‑･･‑‑‑･‑‑･･･‑･･‑･‑‑‑‑･‑･‑･‑38

Yapp, B. ････････････""'‑････‑‑‑‑‑･･･‑･･‑･･･‑‑‑‑･594

Vaughan, William ･････････････‑･‑･････‑･‑････････････1054

Yorkshire, Eng. Committee of Association

Verri,Pietro ‑‑‑‑･･‑‑･･･････‑･･‑･･･‑･‑･･･‑･･‑1034‑..."."...."........m"...‑...."..H‑"..."..H"･･････"t･･･‑95

Younge,'Richard ･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･･‑･･‑‑‑･････‑････49

Viot ‑･･･････‑‑･･‑‑･‑‑･･･‑･‑･‑‑････‑‑･･･‑･･･‑･･‑･‑･1157(W)
Waddington, Samuel Ferrand ･････････300, 842

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あとがき

この目録においては，今回の展示に間にあわせるために，収録対象を1989年度末までに
本学図書館に収蔵された94巻（1，359点）に限定せざるをえなかった。

1990年度以降の入手分も含めた完全な「ローダデール伯文庫目録」を作成することは，今後の課題として残されている。

東京経済大学創立90周年記念

図書館所蔵

目性ダデール伯文庫目録

1990年10月16日

編集

東京経済大学創立90周年記念展示実行委員会

発行

東京経済大学東京都国分寺市南町1丁目7番34号
電話0423（21）1941

印刷

社会福祉法人東京コロニー