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A70584	A Curious collection of books and pamphlets being the stock of Mr. William Miller, late of London, bookseller : consisting in Hebrew, Greek, Latin, English, French, Spanish, Dutch, Portuguese, &c. : will be sold by auction on Thursday the 2[?]th instant, at eleven a clock in the forenoon, in Westminster-Hall : which sale will continue until the number of 1500 bundles are sold off / by [----]	Miller, William.	1695? (1695)	Wing M2067; ESTC R43454	58,164	192

18. Reasons being divers Tracts on various Subjects viz. Religion and all its Concomitants as Reformation Ceremonies and Trials Policies c. 460 K. Ch. for not abolishing Episcop That the Supreme Authority is not in Parliaments For abrogating the Tests c. Lib. 19. 461 Of the El. Palatines coming into England Of the Legality of Kings Why Bohemia rejected Ferdinando c. Lib. 26. Addresses Pangerical Historical Argumentive petitionary c. to Princes Potentates c. from Orders Communities Representatives c. 462 To Free-men and Free-holders Concerning the Succession and the Fears of Popery The Church and Poor to the King c. Lib. 29. Papers and Copies of Papers of Kings Parliaments particular Persons eminent in some Faculty ancient and modern together with divers Answers subjoin'd to its proper Tract Defences c. on most memorable Affairs 463 A Defence of K. Charles the 2d's and D. of these Papers Six Papers of Dr. Burnet Mr. Sydney's and Ashton's dying Papers c. Lib. 25. Cases of State Matters on Law Policy Conscience Purchases c. as represented of or before Kings Parliaments c. 464 Of the Common-wealth by M. Needham The Case of the D. Hamilton K. Charles the 1st Case stated c. Lib. 25. States Commissions of King and Parliament 465 K. Jam. I. on the Creat of Baronets For the excuting the Laws for the relief of the Poor c. For compounding forwards Ideots c. lib. 12. Speeches of Ks Qs noted Ministers of State Peers Parliam Ambassadors Vniversities Magistrates Commoners in any Office on Grievances Distractions and Redress of the Kingdom on Deliveries of Messages Petitions Propositions on the Regal Episcopal and Parliamentary Power Prerogatives Authority Restraint on Protestations Impeachments Vindications exhibiting and passing of Bills viz. Shipmoncy Acts of Indempnity and Oblivion c. Speeches on Advancements Treaties Coronations and on the Restoration c. which ever hath pass'd through the three Kingdoms to which are subjoyn'd many Answers and Reflections and intermingled with several foreign Speeches 466 Of K. H. 8. to his Parl. Of Q. Eliz. K. James 1st D. of Buck. c. E. of Shaftesbury O. Cromwell c. lib. 100. 467 Of Piercy E. of Northumb. Of the Lord Digby against the Lord Strafford The Lord Falkland against the Lord Finch c. lib. 56. 468 Bp. Laud on Bastwick's Censure Pym. against the Lord Strafford London City to Ol. Cromwell c. lib. 40. 469 Three Speeches of my Lord Bacon Sir Ed. Deering's the whole Collection The Speech without doors with the Answers c. lib. 45. The last dying Speeches Confessions and Behaviours of the most eminent Persons M. Ch. and State that suffer'd justly or unjustly for pretended or real Treason nad Misdemeanors from 1640 to 1680. 470 Of K. Ch. I Sir Ch. Lucas Ld. Wentworth c. Bp. Laud Dr. Hewitt Ld. Capell c. Sir Hen. Vane Coll. Dride Miles Corbet c. lib. 47. Petitions and Copies of Petitions from the King to the Parliament and è conversò Of Noble-men Spiritual and Temporal Of Church Communions Assemblies Counties Commonalties Cities and of several individual Members of each to both King and Parliament separately or joyntly on Episcopacy Rights and Immunities of the Subjects redress of Imprisonments Distractions of Church and Kingdom Trade and Interest and on other various Subjects as the Affairs of the Times requir'd from 1660. to 1642. with Answers Examinations c. thereof 471 To Q. Eliz. The Lay Papist to K. Jam. I. Pryn's Petition when Prisoner in Jersey c. lib. 49. From 42 to 43. 472 A Collection of Petitions for Episcopacy The Parliament to the K. at Beverly London to the Parliament for Peace c. lib. 62. From 43 to 46. 473 Bp. Laud for not transportation The Catholicks to Prince Rupert Of the Assembly of Divines c. Lib. 51. From 46 to 50. 474 Jones to Ol. Crom. The Anabaptist to the Parliament Women's Petition for Col. Lilburne c. Lib. 61. From 50 to 60. 475 Of Capt. John Hind Mr. Hotham's Petit. and Argum. To Rich. the Protect c. Lib. 20. From 60 and upwards 476 Collect. of Petitions presented to the K. 1660 Bosson to K. Ch. 2d Jenkyn's Petitions c. Lib. 11. Memorials and Memento's on the Rights Liberties of Kings Princes States Minist and Subjects on their Intrigues Negotiations Passages Councels Embassi c. 477 Of the French K. Intrigues at Constantinople Pryn's Memor on K. Charles's Martyrd Sr. G. Downing on K. Ch. 2 c. Lib. 15. State Manifesto's 478 Pr. Palatine's on his Right of Succession On the Differences between the K. of Denm and D. of Sleswick K. Jam. I. on the Palatines Cause c. Lib. 8. Messages from K. Ch. 2d to the Parliam and from and to other Forreign Kingdoms and States during the Rebellion 479 The K. Message for a Personal Treaty Prince Ch. to the Emp. of Germany c. The Scotch Parliam to the Queen of Sweeden c. Lib. 77. Charges Impeachments Articles of Accusation c. of Crimes Injuries Misdemeanors Oppressions Breaches of Trust High-Treason c. Exhibited against the most Noted Personages during the Vnnatural Wars and of later Years 480 Against K. Ch. I. Bp. Laud Against the Earl of Strafford Against the Earl of Danby c. Lib. 52. Articles Leagnes Truces and Capitalations of Peace Friendship Neutrality Navigation and Commerce Mutual Alliance and Defence between different Empires Principalities Se●●n●uries States c. between our Kingdoms and other Princes in all quarters of the World 481 Of Aix la Chapel Treaty Between K. charles 2d and the Indians And the Algerines and Tunizeens c. Lib. 52. 482 Of the Pyrenean Treaty Between K. Charles 2d and the Netherlands Between K. Ch. I. and the K. of Portug c. Lib. 22. Historical and Moral Discourses of Treason and Rebellion wherein are consid the Principles Pretences its hainousness fatal consequences and Judgm on the Act. and Authors c. and the contrary on the Obedience Duty and Loyalty to Superiours on the Authority and other Prerogatives of Magistrates 483 Treasons Anatomy The Rebels Plea and its Answers The Field of Blood c. Lib. 18. Discourses on Vsurpation Tyrants and Tyranny explaining the Original rise extent and end of Magisterial power natural and national Rights Freedoms and properties of Mankind the Difference between Civil Authority and Vsurpation and the Characters both of good and bad Governours 484 K. Jam. I. Judgm on a Tyrant Cowling Survey of Tyranny Ham's Testimony against Usurpation c. Lib. 11. Answers and Resolutions theological Historical and Critical to Petitions Impeachmens Treatises Remonstrances Letters Apologies Observation c. on K. Ch. I. and the Parliam Declarations Messages Propositions c. from 1540 to 1642. 485 K. Ch. I. to the Parliam on the Array An Answer to Dr. Ferne on Gov. To the Observatour on K. Ch. I. Messages c. Lib. 36. From 42 to 47. 486 The Sea Gull

Another of the same for many Years c. Lib. 56. 133. Examinations Confessions Behaviours last dying Speeches and Remarkable Tryals of several Persons divers Ranks and Qualities and of other noted Malefactors Priests Jesuits c. in the Popish Plot Rebels in the West c. with Observations and Remarks on their Speeches and Behavious at the place of Execution in Lib. 107. 134 A Collection of Pamphlets all relating to Popery the Popish Plot contrivances Massacrees and Murders Observarions and Memoirs relating to the same in England and Ireland together with the Discoveries Animadversions on that Religion c. Lib. 48. 135 Relations of strange News from several parts of Europe with an account of other mixt matters as Engagements Flights Victories Losses Earthquakes Storms c. Lib. 77. 136 News both Forreign and Domestick of Wars and Fights and of divers other Occurrances and jocular Observations and accounts of the times in Lib. 63. 137 Last Speeches Tryals Condemnations Confessions and Relations of Marder as well in divers parts of the three Kingdoms as abroad with Sessions Proceedings c. Fires c. Lib. 54. 138 Narratives of Apparitions Comets Eclipses Prophesies Predictions Prognostications Visions c. Lib. 27. 139 Catalogues Lists Registers of the Nobility Gentry Parliament Men Prebendaries Voters in Parliament Armies Officers c. Lib. 30. 140 Scotch Affairs relating to the State Conventions c. with the Proceedings of an against the Rebels with an account of the Rebellion Plots and Transactions in Scotland in Lib. 73. 141 Irish Affairs relating to the Reduction of Ireland with a general Account of Sieges Surrenders taking of Cities Towns c. of Londonderry Dublin Lymerick Cork Kingsale c. as also of the Engagements Fights between the English and the Irish as at the Boyn Belfast c. since the Late Revolution in Lib. 65. 142 Prologues and Epilogues in Verse by ingenious Witts upon several Plays with divers Dialogues Satyrical in Verse on occasional Matters and relating to the Popish and Phanatical Plot c. in Lib. 30. 143 A Collection of Miscellany occasional Poems as Elegies Farewels Epitaphs Congratulatory Satyrical c. and several on noted Persons and occasional Miscellanious Matters in Lib. 53. 144 Another bundle of the same in Lib. 40. 145 Another bundle of the same in Lib. 41. 146 Diversa Poemata Latina Miscellanea in seperalibus subjectis composita in Lib. 33. 147 Trade Husbandry Improvement and Advancement of the same Money and Land with abundance of Remarks on the same several about divers Manifactories and Merchandize about Plantations and Foreign Trade c. Lib. 50. 148 Abundance of Tracts about Printing with several Proposals Meetings Consultations and Lists of Printers divers curious Collections of printed Books Advertisements c. Lib. 40. 149 Miscellany Tracts relating to State Matters since the Restauration of Charles 2d to these times wherein the passages of this Nation are particularly discussed as Liberty and Property Arbitrary Power Passive Obedience and Non-Resistance c. Lib. 100. 150 Another of the same in Lib. 61. 151 Another of the same in Lib. 43. 151 * Another of the same in Lib. 45. Folio Broad-sides 152 A bundle of Divinity containing the Dying Sayings and last Speeches of abundance of English Divines as well Episcopal as Presbyterial as with abundance of Instructions Advices Rules and Directions to all Christians c. with several relations of Duty of and points in Religion in Lib. 44. 153 Another of the same in Lib. 44. 154 State Acts of Parliament from 1649 to 1660 in Lib. 36. 155 A Set of Proclamations from the Year 1638 to 1694. in Lib. 92. 156 Declarations on several great Occasions from the year 42 to 94 in Lib. 68. 157 Votes Orders and Ordinances of Parliament Privy Council with Resolves of Parliament c. from the Year 1640 to 1692 in Lib. 161. 158 Remonstrances to Kings Princes the Protectors Commissioners c. Relations and Representations off and to several Noblemen Knights Citizens and Burgesses in Parliament Gent. Clergy-Men c. relations of Sieges Battles c. Lib. 54. 159 Addresses abundance of various sorts from Corporations and divers single Persons and Persons of Note Divines Gentry and Commons c. The Earl of Clarendon c. and Communities of People in the Three Kingdoms in Lib. 40. 1660 Petitions from divers parts of the Three Kingdoms of several Corporations also of private Persons of all Ranks to the King Parliament House of Lords Oliver c. as well before as since the Restauration Lib. 83. 161 Papers most relating to King Charles the First containing Speeches Demands Passages Answers Commissions Reasons c. and several other Matters and some Speeches besides in Lib. 60. 162 Scoth and Irish Proclamations Declarations Acts Publications and Orders on divers great Occasions in Lib. 49. 163 Letters to and from Kings Princes States Nobility Gentry Clergy Commons Generals Admirals from Counties Cities Burroughs Corporations c. in the three Kingdoms in Lib. 50. 164 Another of the same in Lib. 36. 165 Lists and Catalogues being an account of all Members of Parliament Privy-Council of all Nobility of all Officers and Commanders of all the Militia of London the Lieutenancy of Officers slain in the Battles account of Navys Lord Lieutenants of Counties Aldermen Common-Council Divines Governors of Hospitals and the Children of Judges of Fellows c. Conventions and Convocation Members Adventurers of Companies Lent-Preachers Govornors of the Sons of Clergy Rebels in the West c. from 1674 to 1695. 166 Another bundle from 1640 to 1674. 1667 Tables to the Bible of Ecclesiastical writers of Israel Judge's Duties in Religion Chronological Tables in Lat. and Engl. for reading History Tables for purchasers Tything of Consanguinity of Marriage of Short Hand Characters of the West and North Roads Parish Duties of Loss and Gain Tide Table of Scantlings of Timber for Victuallers of Assize of Bread of Equations of numerical Proportions c. Lib. 30. 168 Cases of divers of the Nobility Gentry Clergy Commons Corporations c. with Characters of several Orders and Qualities in Lib. 25. 169 Trade with its improvement in general of divers Wool Manufactories East-India Guinea c trading of Improvement in Ireland by Fishery Irish Cattel Butter and Cheese French Salt Coals Leather importing Books white Paper undertakers Reasons and Proposals offer'd to the Parliament from several Companies about Trade many Papers about Excise Hearth Money c. Lib. 48. 170 Presentments of Grand Juries of several Counties Orders of their Sessions Car-Men Hackney Coach-men for relief of maimed Soldiers for apprehending of High-way-men against Conventicles repairing of High-ways and several others on Trades and Artificers c. Lib. 69. Greek and Hebrew 171 Poematalat in diversis Subjectis Composita in Lib. 221. 172 Poems on divers Miscellany Matters and Subjects by the Witts of the times in Lib. 66. 173 Another of the same Lib. 73. 174 Very ingenious Songs and Ballads made and set

of Ch. Government clear'd The Scotch Covenant condemned A Confutat of the Scotch Government c. lib. 21. 529 Presbyt Inquisit on Edinbur College The Scotch Presbyt Weathercock A Vindic. of their Proceedings against Bps c. lib. 11. 530 The Answer to Dundee's Declarat 1690. The Scotch Presbyt Eloquence Buchanan de jure regni apud Scot c. lib. 16. 531 An Expostulat with the Scotch Whiggs Scotland drawn by an English Pencil Scotl. pulling down the Gates of Rome c. lib. 14. Irish Tracts relating to all the Transactions Ancient and Modern performed in in Ireland on their Parliaments Orders Councils on their Ingratitude Rise Government Troubles Wars Messages Trade Reduction and whatsoever remarkable occurr'd to the present Time 532 Walker's Vindicat. of his Acc. of London Derry A Journal of their Parliam proceed 1689. A List of the Gent. att by K. J. 2. c. lib. 18. 533 Tyrconnel's Lieuftenship Vindica Irish Papists no Evidences Remarks on their Affairs and Trade c. lib. 12. 534 An Accou of the Affairs in 89 and 90. A Narr of the Rebel 1650 A Remonst on the Ch. and Kingdom of Ireland c. lib. 16. 535 The Irish Affairs under the 2 last Reigns The Methods of subduing Protestantism A Collection of Murthers committed in Ireland c. lib. 15. 536 A Representation of the Irish under K. James 2d The Persecutions of the Kilmore Protestants The Protestants Appeal to K. James 2d c. Lib. 20. Historical and Moral Low Dutch Tracts wherein are all the State Matters of every Province their Government and Governours the Actions Civil and Military the Description and Surveys c. of their Inhabitants Natures Cities Commodities Trade Policy Riches c. divers Relations of Sieges c. are handled 537 The Hist of the Royal Congress at the Hague Observat on the Pr. of Or. and the States The subdued Provinces admonition to Holland c. Lib. 16. 538 Sir R. Williams on the Actions of the Netherlands An exact description of Flanders Churchyard's Hist of Netherlands c. Lib. 15. Tracts Ecclesiastical Civil Historical and Moral relating to France to the Kings Subjects thereof on the Rise Intreagues Negotiations Incroachments Wars Persecutions Reformation of Religion Factions particular of the house of Guise predictions and c. with Pleas Answers and other Proceedings in Ch. and State 539 The Fortune of France prophetical A Refutation of the Anticotton The Counter league of the D. of Guise c. Lib. 15. 540 The Counter Guise Dryden's vindication of the Guise and Covent parrallel Dannet's History of France c. Lib. 11. 541 A Tract on the Fr. King's Nativity The Fr. Assemblies proceedings The Fr. Parliaments proceeds on the Popes Bull c. Lib. 14. 542 The Fr. Herauld The Fr. Princes Association Arnauld against the Jesuites c. Lib. 15. Spanish and Portuguese Tracts Ecclesiastical c. on their Forreign and Domestick Transactions Leagues Wars on the Nature and Genious of the Countries Persons Descriptions of the most remarkable Subjects some Transactions from the Original compeled in those Nations 543 A Pageant of Spanish Humours Vox Populi both parts A Description of the Escarial c. Lib. 9. 544 A Vindicat. of the true Sabastian The Spaniards Monarchy Wadsworth's State of Spain c. Lib. 9. 545 Montanu's Discovery of the Inquisit The English and Spaniard's Compar'd On the Spaniards Cruelty and Policy c. Lib. 7. 546 Hostories of Germany describing it's Wars in 10 Books and Supplements containing it's most material Occurrences with Italy France the Palatinate Bohemia the Grizons Brandenbourg Gulick Saxony c. with an account of all the Rights Custom 's Manners Practices Affairs in Church and State their Dissentions Wars Dicts c. Lib. 10. 547 The present and future Condition of Germany The Election Ceremonies of Matthias Of Ferdinando c. Lib. 19. Relating more particularly to Bohemia and the Palatinate 548 Bohemica Jura defensa The State between the Emperor and Bohemia Bohemia Regnum Electivum c. Lib. 17. Swedish and Danish Treatises Ecclesiastical Historical and Civil containing the Wars between each and of each against the Empire and respectively among themselves on their Battles Sieges Treatises Religion Disciplines and on the most Remarkable Actions of their Kings c. 549 The Funeral of Gust Adolph A Survey of the Kingdom of Sweden The Star of the North c. Lib. 10. 550 The whole proceeds at Roskeld Treaty the Passages since the Treaty Gustava's Storming Coppenhagen c. Lib. 7. 551 The Sweedish Intelligencer compleat in Lib. 4. Relations Narratives Accounts News from several parts of the 3 Kingdoms and from Forreign parts of strange Accidents and Calamities National and Particular of Apparitions Insurrections Plots Births Deaths Fires Murd●rs Massacres c. of hundred of Mixt Matters from 1903. to 1691. 552 A Nar. of the Acts of the E. of Essex On the Death of the Lord Cornwallis Brumswicks overthrow to Tilly c. Lib. 47. 553 A Nar. of the Powder Plot The Death of Mr. Pymm The apprehending of John James c. Lib. 36. 554 The Contents of the black Box K. Ch. 2d Conference with Cardinal Mazerine The taking of Cap. Hind c. Lib. 45. 555 Sten Lorazine's Rebellion in Muscovy The Devil's departure out of the London's Nunns Of Ramsey the false Jew c. Lib. 32. Of Murders more particular 556 The Murther'd King The 2 State Martyr's of Bristol The Murder of Sir John Tindal e616 c. Lib. 41. From 1670. to 80. 557 The Murder of Sir Richard Sandford The Fr. Midwifes on Her Husband The Murder of the ABp of St. Andrews c. Lib. 30. 558 Monthly Accounts and Mercuries Present State of Europe Memoirs Gentleman's Journal and compleat Libraries c. Lib. 17. Vox's and Voices being Treatises relating to Church and State Occurences and on the most sensible Occasions Forreign and Domestick 559 S. Vox Regis Vox Cleri pro Rege The difference between Ruling by Law ●nd by will c. Lib. 13. 560 Mason's midnight cry Vox Populi 1690. both Parts Vox populi Fax populi c. Lib. 15. Discourses miscellaneous of Governm State and Revolutions Conditions of Countries on Churches and Military Affaires on Publick and private Interests Vsages in Dealings 561 On the Assault of the Prin. of Orange 1582 On the Affaires of Eng. On the Nature rise c. of Governm c. Lib. 15. 562 On Popish Perjuries Gataker against Lilly and Gadbury On Schools and Scoolmast c. Lib. 15. 563 Sr. Ch. Cornwallis on Pr. Henry On Tangier On Monarchy and Aristocracy c. Lib. 14. Dialogues and Conferences Theological and Divine on Ceremonies and what ever may be applicable to the Church Religion or its professors 564 On the Condition of the Ch. of Engl. Eubulus On Kneeling at the Sacram. c. Lib. 12. Dialogues serious and jocose on private and publick Transactions and Occurrences in State Governm 565 Bay's Reason of his