A catalogue of several entire libraries, and parcels of books, all lately purchased; consisting of about four thousand volumes, in several languages, most of which are in excellent condition. Among others, equally good, are Folio. Rapin's history of England, 2 vols. Motraye's travels, 2 vols. Poole's annotations, 2 vols. Fox's martyrs, 3 vols. Johnson's dictionary, 2 vols. Cambridge concordance Tillotson's works, 3 vols. Harris's voyages and travels, 2 vols. Bailey's dictionary Dart's antiq. of Canterbury Biblia polyglotta, cum Castelli, Lexicon, 8 vols. Jacob's law dictionary Quarto Astley's voyages and travels, 4 vols, Grey's poems Several volumes of scarce tracts Van Swieten. comment. in Boerhaave 3 vols. Octavo. Ozanam's mathematicks, 5 vols. Annals of Queen Anne, 10 vols. Debates in Parliament, 14 vols. Ray's travels, 2 vols. Turkish spy, 8 vols. Pope's works, 9 vols. Universal history, 21 vols. &c. Which will begin to be sold at Tunbridge-Wells, on Thursday the 17th day of April, and will be continued on sale till the beginning of June, By Edmund Baker, bookseller. Catalogues, with the lowest price to every book, may be had gratis of Mess. Flackton and Mr. Smith at Canterbury; Mr. Mercer at Maidstone; Mr. Silver at Sandwich; Mr. Townson and Mr. Neale at Chatham; Mr. Hogben at Smarden; Mr. Winder at Tenderden; Mr. Verrall at Lewis; Mr. Hogben at Rye; Mr. Marchant at Hastings; and at the place of sale. N.B. Any books desired from the catalogue will be delivered by the above booksellers. *** The full value for libraries and parcels of books, and books exchang'd, libraries fitted up, and books neatly bound, gilt, or letter'd. The former part of this catalogue, publish'd the beginning of the winter, may be had of the above booksellers, and the books that remain, continue still on sale.