An extensive and curious catalogue of valuable books and manuscripts in all languages drawn partly from the Libraries of several Eminent and Learned Persons deceased at home, partly from a well chosen and very large Collection imported from abroad. Consisting, Of the most esteemed Authors in Law, Civil, Canon, Common, and Statute, as well Manuscripts as in Print; in Polite Literature, Poetry, Philology, Miscellanies; in the Sciences, Philosophy, Physick, Chymistry, Natural History, Mathematicks: Also in Divinity, Councils, Fathers, Commentators, Criticks; with Variety of other Articles too numerous to be here mentioned. ... As also some curious Collections of Prints by the best Hands, and after the most valuable Paintings of the greatest Masters; which will begin to be sold very Cheap, the Price fixed in each Book, on Monday the Twenty-Sixth of February, 1738-9, and to continue all the Month of March, at Thomas Osborne's Shop in Gray's Inn, where Catalogues of the Books, &c. will be delivered, Price One Shilling; and Money for any Library or Parcel of Books. N. B. There are also some very choice Manuscript Sermons in the Hands