A catalogue of a large and valuable colletion of books, intended for the Russia trade, but witheld in consequence of a late failure. Among them are, Gough's Camden, 3 vol. Chambers's dictionary, 5 vol. Anderson on commerce, 4 vol. Pennant's works, 16 vol. Virtuosi's museum. Harris's insects. Ireland's tours. Gilpin's forest scenary, 2 vol. Annual register, 31 vol. Johnson's poets, 75 vol. Bell's Sahakespere, 20 vol. Malone's Shakespeare, 11 vol. Novelist magazine, 22 vol. Gibbon's Rome, 12 vol. Smellie's Buffon, 9 vol. Sheridan's Swift, 17 vol. Murphy's Johnson, 12 vol. &c. Which will be sold by auction, by Mr. King, at the Rainbow Coffee-House, in Cornhill, on Wednesday, October 16, 1793, and two following days, at twelve o'clock. To be viewed on Tuesday, till the sale. Catalogues to be had at Mr. King's great room, No.38, King-Street, Covent-Garden, and at the place of sale. T. King begs leave to inform his friends and the public, that his large auction room, in King Street, Covent-Garden, is now ready for the reception of libraries of books, collections of prints, coins, and medals, or any articles intended for sale by auction:- or the same valued, either in town or country, and the money, if required, immediately paid on delivery.