BOOKS printed for DANIEL BROWNE, at
the Black-Swan without Temple-Bar, and
JOHN WHISTON and BEN. WHITE, at
Mr. Boyle's Head in Fleet-Street.
I. LA BELLE ASSEMBLEE. Being a curi-
ous Collection of fome very remarkable In-
cidents, which happened to Persons of the firft
Quality in France. Interfperfed with entertaining
and furprizing Obfervations made by them on fe-
veral Paffages in Hiftory, both Antient and Mo-
dern. Written in French for the Entertainment
of the King, and dedicated to him by Madam
De Gomez. The fixth Edition, in four neat
Pocket Volumes, adorned with Copper-Plates.
Price 12 s.
II. A new Tranflation of the Works of Monf.
de la BRUYERE. Containing the Characters or
Manners of the prefent Age: The Moral Cha-
racters of Theophraftus, from the Greek, with a
Prefatory Difcourfe concerning that Author, and
other Pieces. To which is added, The Manner
of living with great Men. By Nicholas Rowe, Efq;
in Two Vols. Price 6 s.
III. The CHINESE SPY. Being a Series
of Letters between a Chinese Traveller at Paris,
and his Countrymen in China, Muscovy, Perfia,
and Japan. Wherein the Government, Customs,
Religion, and Learning of those several Nations
are described, and compared with the Europeans.
With a Preface by the Author of the Jewish Spy.
Price 2 s. 6d.
IV. The Hiftory of ORACLES. In two
Differtations. Wherein are proved, 1. That the
Oracles were not given out by Dæmons, but were
invented and fupported by the Craft of the Pagan
Priefts. 2. That the Oracles did not ceafe at the
Coming of Jefus Chrift; but fubfifted four Hun-
dred Years after it, till the intire Abolition of
Paganifm. By M. De Fontenelle, Member of the
Royal Academies at Paris. In one neat Pocket
Yolume. Price bound 2s. 6d.