Advertisement to booksellers. December 8th, 1703. : A third and last part of the Roman history in one volume 8vo, being a continuation of Mr. Echard's first and second ... will in a short time be published by the proprietors of the former ...

Advertisement to gentlemen and booksellers. : Just publish'd, the second edition of Mr. Hill's History of the whole Ottoman empire, in folio (with a new preface, and several copies of verses, writen [sic] by some of the most ingenious men of the age ...) consisting of fifty-two chapters ... gentlemen and booksellers may have them at a moderate price, bound or unbound, of J. Mayo, over against Water-Lane-End in Fleet-street, and J. Woodward, in St. Christophers-Church-Yard, Thread-needle-Street, by the Royal-Exchange, and most booksellers..

Advertisement. : On Monday next will be published, after the method of Mr. Echard's Roman and Mr. Stanyan's Grecian history, the Jewish history, as well ecclesiastical as civil ...
Published: (1708)

Decemb. 6. 1708. Advertisement to book-sellers, and others. : Whereas there hath been a book lately printed and publish'd, intituled, The neat duties (all discounts and abatements deducted) of all merchandize specify'd in the Book of Rates, begun in the 12th Car. II. with the several variations to this present year 1708. The said book hath, upon examination, been found very erroneous and false ... besides several omissions. This is to give notice, that there is preparing for the press, and will speedily be publish'd at Her Majesties printing-office in Black-Fryers, a book of all the neat duties upon merchandize both inwards and outwards ... and will be sold at a very reasonable price at the place aforesaid, and at most book-sellers ...
Published: (1708)

Advertisement to booksellers. August 16. 1704. : Tomorrow morning will be published The present state of Europe; or, The historical and political monthly Mercury, &c. for July 1704. Printed for H. Rhodes in Fleet-street, Eliz. Harris, at the Harrow in Little-Britain; and sold by J. Nutt, near Stationers-Hall..
Published: (1704)

Advertisement. : Whereas a newpaper, entitled the Female tatler, was expected to be published to day, this is to inform the town, that the said paper will certainly be publish'd on Friday next, by B. Bragge at the Black Raven in Paternoster Row ...
Published: (1709)

Advertisement. : [T]here is newly published a very useful bood [sic], intituled Aristoteles masteriece. Or the secrets of generation [displa]yed in all the parts thereof. ... Price bound one shilling. ...
Published: (1684)

July the 18th, 1706. Advertisement to gentlemen and booksellers. : Whereas this day publish'd a book entituled, The Carthusian gard'ner, &c in five parts, translated from the French ... printed for Benjamin Tooke in Fleetstreet ... These are therefor to inform the world that there is already made a translation of the said book in two volumes ... very much enlarg'd and improv'd according to our English way of gard'ning, by Mr. London and Mr. Wise ... printed only for Jacob Tonson ...
Published: (1706)

Advertisement to booksellers. February 5th. 1701. : Tomorrow morning will be published The present state of Europe; or, The historical and political monthly Mercury, &c. for January 1701. Printed for H. Rhodes in Fleetstreet, Eliz. Harris, at the Harrow in Little-Britain; and sold by J. Nutt, near Stationers-Hall.
Published: (1701)

Advertisement. : Whereas there is a paper publish'd, entituled, The true Protestant domestck [sic] intelligence; and that since it is generally concluded that Benjamin Harris; was the publisher of of the said late Intelligence ... this serves to certifie the world, that the said Benjamin Harris is neither directly nor indirectly concerned in that intelligence, nor any thing of that nature. /
by: Harris, Benjamin, d. 1716?
Published: (1680)

Advertisement to gentlemen. : Just publish'd, the second edition of Mr. Hill's History of the whole Ottoman empire, in folio contains near a 110 sheets (with a new preface, and several copies of verses, by some of the most ingenious men of the age ...) consisting of fifty-two chapters ... gentlemen and others may have them at 12 s, per book, neatly bound in calves leather, gilt edges and letter'd on the back, , of J. Mayo only, over against Water-Lane-End in Fleet-street.
by: Mayo, John, printer

Advertisement. August 15. 1704. : Whereas on Thursday night last a sham Postscript came out, under the title of a Postscript to the Fleeing-Post, and yesterday another, under the name of the Filing Post, said to be printed for J. Breggs, near Ave-Mary Lane; tho' there be no such person ... the true Postscript to the Flying-Post, is printed only by Ann Snowden, in Great Carter-Lane, near Doctors Commons..

Advertisement. : Richard Newcomb, who liv'd in Blackfryers, is now remov'd to the Fleet; where he printeth all sorts of books ...
Published: (1691)

Advertisement. : Whereas there was some base and scandalous reflections in Smiths Intelligence, Tuesday Febr. 8 to Febr. 11. against Mr. Hanway ... which ahs since been proved be several eminent persons upon oath, to be false and scandalous: and ... finds the said Francis Smith the bookseller, to disown the knowledge of the publication thereof, but says, it was put in by ... one Nathaniel Crouch ...
Published: (1681)

Advertisement. : On Monday the 17th of this instant February, 1701. will be publish'd, a book intitul'd The unhappiness of England, as to its trade by sea and land truly stated ... to which is added, An essay of the happiness of man in observing the rules of morality By Charles Povey ...
Published: (1701)

Advertisement. : A choice collection of papers relating to state affairs during the late revolution; some whereof were never before printed. Price 6s. ... Sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster..
Published: (1700)

Advertisement. : Richard Newcomb, printer, from Blackfryers, now liveth in the Great Old-Baily, at the sign of the Dyers-Arms, near the Sessions-House: where he printeth all sorts of books ...

Advertisement to gentlemen. : Whereas Hudibras in three parts, written by Mr. Samuel Butler, has not till now been well or correctly printed, tho' sold at a large price, to the great abuse of the buyers. Therefore there is published a neat and correct pocket edition, printed upon a fine Dutch paper, with a new letter, illustrated with nineteen historical cuts, design'd and engrav'd by the best masters; also the author's effigies taken from the original and finely engraven, and sold for four shillings bound in one volume in claves leather, or five shillings bound in three volumes, by John Baker near the Queen's-Head-Tavern in Pater-Noster-Row ...
Published: (1709)

A looking-glass for informers. Advertisement. : There is this day published a new book discovering: [list of 14 items]. ... Illustrated with several copper plates..

A catalogue of books. :
Published: (1700)

Friday, June 11. 1703. : Whereas there was an advertisement publish'd yesterday endeavouring to stop the sale of the abridgment of the Lord Clarendon's History, by giving it the title of an imperfect book, and threatning the abridger, printer and venders with a strict prosecution ...

Advertisement. : There is now publish'd England's enemies exposed, and its true friends and patriots defended ... : being a ... confutation of all themalicious calumnies ... and false accusation contain'd in a wretched libel call'd the Legion. By a true Englishman..
Published: (1701)

London publishers and printers, c. 1800-1870 /
by: Brown, Philip A. H.
Published: (1982)

Si quis linqu[e?]s, Latinam, Germanicam, Gallicam, Belgicam aut Intalicam sci[-r?-] exoptat â me Ch. de Switerda, equite Brandenburgico, toparcha â Schonenwerder ...
by: Switerda, Ch. de

This day is publish'd. : The laity's remonstrance to the late prepresentation of the H. of C--n; with a turn of the tables. Price 6 d. [etc.] ... Just publishe'd. The second part of the secret history of the October Clubb ... To morrow [sic] will be publish'd. A collections of hymns and poems for the use of the October-Clubb ... This week will be publish'd. The re-representation ... Printed for J. Baker at the Black-Boy in Pater-Noster-Row..
by: Baker, John, fl. 1680-1717
Published: (1711)

Advertisement. : The history of the bucaniers of America; or, A true account of the most remarkable assaults committed ... upon the coasts of the West-Indies ... Written by John Esquemeling, and Basil RIngrose ... in this second edition is added the dangerous voyages and bold attempts of Capt. Cook and Cap. Sharp in the South-Sea ... with the effigies of the bucaniers, curiously done in nineteen copper plates. In four parts compleat..
Published: (1695)

There are lately published seven new book[s] worthy the perusul [sic] of all ingenious persons: : all printed for Nath. Crouch, at the Bell in the Poultrey near Cheapside..
by: Crouch, Nathaniel
Published: (1693)

For Mr. Cla[-?-] to be left at Mr. [C?]owley at his house in [?]field.

Some books lately published by James Vade, at the Cock and Sugar-Loaf, near St. Dunstan's Church in Fleet-Street. :
by: Vade, James
Published: (1680)

Books lately printed for Richard Wellington, at the Lute in St. Paul's-Church-Yard.
Published: (1698)

Advertisement. : Newly published, The wonders of the female world: or a General history of women ...
Published: (1683)

Advertisement. : This day is published, the exact Tryal and condemnation of Sir William Parkyns, Knight; for the horrid and excrable conspiracy to assassinate His Sacred Majesty, King William ...
by: Aylmer, Brabazon, d. 1707?
Published: (1696)

Sir, You are desired to meet us and other members of the Company of Stationers, at Stationers-hall, on Tuesday the 13th. of this instant March, by eight of the clock in the morning, : to consider of an instrument ready drawn up and perus'd by Council for discountenancing the abuse of hawkers, and improvement of the trade; whereof you are desired not to fail, /
Published: (1691)

Advertisement. : There is publish'd a new book; entituled, English liberties: or, The free born subjects inheritance ... And are to be sold by Benjamin Harris, at the Stationers Arms, under the piazza of the Royal Exchange; and John How, at the Seven Stars in Sweetings-Rents in Cornhill, 1682. Price bound, one shilling..
Published: (1682)

Advertisement. Tuesday, April 21. 1702. : The Daily courant, which for some time has been dispers'd gratis, to give the town a taste of it; began yesterday to be sold ...
Published: (1702)

This day will be publish'd. The golden spy: or, a political journal of the British nights entertainment in war and peace, and love and politicks ... : Address'd to the author of A tale of a tub ... London printed for James Woodward ... and John Morphew ...
Published: (1709)

Advertisement to booksellers: : whereas a certain person has pirated the Danger of priestcraft to religion and government ... 'tis hoped that all booksellers ... will discountenance the sham edition ... publish'd by Brag in Avemary Lane; whereas the true edition ... is now only to be had of Mrs. Mallet near Fleetbridg. Price 4 d. ...
Published: (1702)