MoEML References in Shakeosphere
LEAD2: Leadenhall Street
- 306: More ghosts! (1798)
- 365: Jemima (1795)
- 402: Melissa and Marcia; or the sisters: a novel (1788)
- 639: Memoirs and opinions of Mr. Blenfield (1790)
- 672: The offspring of Russell (1794)
- 890: The love, joy, and distress, of the beautiful & virtuous Miss Fanny Adams (1760)
- 1151: The mystery of the black tower (1796)
- 1264: Persiana, the nymph of the sea (1791)
- 1358: The palace of enchantment (1788)
- 2261: Covent Garden in mourning, a mock heroick poem (1747)
- 2443: The pleasing companion (1788)
- 2560: A new collection of hymns, particularly designed for the use of the congregation at the chapel, in Jewry-Street, Aldgate, London (1780)
- 2571: Montgomery; or, scenes in Wales (1796)
- 2651: The purse (1794)
- 2653: The purse (1794)
- 2707: The mystic castle (1796)
- 3277: Rosenberg: a legendary tale (1789)
- 3421: Reginald, or the house of Mirandola (1799)
- 4689: Turkish tales: in two volumes (1794)
- 5305: The animated skeleton (1798)
- 5362: Catharine; or, the wood of Llewellyn (1788)
- 5470: Anna Melvil. A novel (1792)
- 5520: The castle of Saint Donats (1798)
- 5556: The chronicle of the Canningites and gipseyites (1754)
- 5734: Adeline; or the orphan (1790)
- 5737: Blenheim lodge, a novel (1787)
- 6142: Breslaw's last legacy (1795)
- 6166: The bee (1790)
- 6752: The advantages of repentance (1790)
- 7688: Ethelwina, or The house of Fitz-Auburne (1799)
- 7768: The house of Tynian (1795)
- 8017: The haunted castle (1794)
- 8409: Hermsprong (1796)
- 9225: Georgina, a novel (1796)
- 9447: The history and antiquities of the city of Norwich, in the county of Norfolk (1783)
- 9664: The following books written by the late Reverend Dr Isaac Watts, are printed for J. Buckland, and T. Longman in Paternoster-Row; E. and C. Dilly, in the Poultry; and T. Field, in Leadenhall-Street, London (1782)
- 10786: The art of speaking (1781)
- 11916: Powis Castle, or anecdotes of an antient family (1788)
- 12698: School for majesty (1783)
- 12781: The school of virtue (1787)
- 12908: A new directory for the East-Indies (1791)
- 12909: Memoir of a chart of the China Sea; including the Philippine, Mollucca, and Banda Islands, with part of the coast of New Holland and New Guinea. Dedicated, BY Permission, To the Society of Managing Owners of the Ships in the East India Company's Service. The second edition, corrected. By George Robertson (1795)
- 12964: Sailing directions for the rivers Elbe and Weser, the island of Helegoland, &c (1796)
- 13795: The english nun. A novel Here, in the shelter of this calm retreat, Did sorrow find a save and tranquil home; Did meek-ey'd resignation take her seat, And bow submission to her Maker's doom (1797)
- 14127: Forbidden apartments (1800)
- 15009: A short history of druggs, and other commodities, the produce and manufactory of the East-Indies; chiefly designed for the sole benefit and direction of the commanders and officers in the service, which are allowed private trade. To which will be added, the market price for the present year, with the King's duties and charges thereon, and other articles absolutely necessary of be known by the said officers homeward bound (1785)
- 15927: The subterranean cavern; or, Memoirs of Antoinette de Monflorance (1798)
- 16368: Wits museum, or the new London jester (1790)
- 17068: What is our situation? And what our prospects? (1799)
- 17723: Logick: or, The right use of reason in the enquiry after truth (1766)
- 18078: A call to the unconverted (1781)
- 18122: A candid state of affairs relative to East India shipping (1775)
- 18620: Castle of Wolfenbach; a German story (1794)
- 19515: The children of the abbey (1798)
- 20415: Devout exercises of the heart (1795)
- 20902: Considerations respecting the volunteer corps to be raised by the East-India Company; addressed to the proprietors of East-India stock (1796)
- 21195: An account of the Society for Promoting Religious Knowledge among the Poor: began Anno 1750 (1777)
- 21201: A circumstantial narrative of the loss of the Halsewell (1786)
- 21658: Caroline (1787)
- 21836: Arpasia (1786)
- 22021: The art of speaking (1775)
- 22745: The gentleman's companion (1790)
- 22877: The economy of human life (1793)
- 23562: Fifth report from the Committee of Secrecy, appointed to enquire into the causes of the war in the Carnatic, and of the condition of the British possessions in those parts (1782)
- 23703: Frederic, or the libertine (1788)
- 23919: Calaf. A Persian tale (1800)
- 24008: Breslaw's last legacy; or The magical companion (1791)
- 24842: Anecdotes of the Delborough family (1792)
- 24928: The frolics of an hour (1795)
- 25079: The heavy guilt of the sin of drunkenness represented (1780)
- 25171: The history and antiquities of Yarmouth, in the county of Norfolk (1776)
- 25504: Humbert Castle, or The romance of the Rhone (1800)
- 25702: The humours of Portsmouth (1760)
- 26460: Danish massacre (1791)
- 26764: Edwardina, a novel (1800)
- 27955: Warbeck (1786)
- 28937: Sixth report from the Committee of Secrecy, appointed to enquire into the causes of the war in the Carnatic, and of the condition of the British possessions in those parts (1782)
- 29422: A short view of the whole Scripture history (1781)
- 29423: A short view of the whole scripture history (1769)
- 30327: The house of Marley (1797)
- 31007: Anzoletta Zadoski. A novel (1796)
- 31410: A merry dialogue betwixt two droll poets (1755)
- 31476: The entertaining fortune book (1755)
- 32036: Madeline (1794)
- 32047: Margarita. A novel (1799)
- 35080: Love's triumph over beauty; or the invisible mistress (1755)
- 35410: The Committee of Loyal Islington Volunteers observing, with regret, that Lieutenant Colonel Aubert has addressed the corps at large on a subject on which they conceive he ought first to have addressed the committee, have no option but to make some reply; (1800)
- 35442: Netley Abbey: a gothic story. In Two Volumes. ... (1795)
- 36935: Man as he is (1796)
- 37039: Catalogue of the latest and most correct pilots, sea charts, and nautical books, sold ... by A. & J. Black, booksellers, stationers, and chartsellers, No. 7, Leadenhall-Street, near the East India House, London: ... 1 November, 1799 (1799)
- 37749: The child of providence (1792)
- 38142: To the Lords of His Majesty's Most Honourable Provy Council. The memorial of the planters and merchants concerned in, and trading with, the settlements of Surinam, Berbice, Demerary, and Esequibo, and the island of Trinidad (1800)
- 39081: The jovial songster, or, sailor's delight (1795)
- 39110: The mirror, or fairy world displayed (1788)
- 39405: Joe Miller's jests (1790)
- 39476: The jovial jester; or Tim. Grin's delight (1793)
- 39552: Dean Swift's maw-wallup, a dainty-dish, or a quality-mess, Being A rare Receipt, quite scalding new, To make a Mess of French Ragou (1780)
- 39554: The variety (1775)
- 39703: The Sprightly jester; or, Coffee-house companion (1800)
- 40389: Serious reflections on time and eternity (1770)
- 40624: The polite traveller (1799)
- 41402: A catalogue of mathematical, optical, and philosophical instruments (1800)
- 42373: A narrative of the Lord's wonderful dealings with John Marrant (1785)
- 42387: Roundelay or The new syren, a collection of choice songs including the modern (1788)
- 46831: Augusta Denbeigh (1795)
- 54162: Miscellaneous poems (1787)
- 55844: Imogen (1784)
- 56937: Elizabeth. A novel (1797)
- 60241: Feudal events (1800)
- 60580: Town & country cook (1780)
- 60939: Rosalind. A novel (1799)
- 61180: Iphigenia, a novel in Three Volumes. ... (1791)
- 62937: All such persons that are desirous to serve the Honourable the United East-India-Company as soldiers, five years in East-India, upon the following encouragement, may repair to Mr. Henry Crabb Boulton, at his office in the East-India-House, in Leadenhall-Street, London, and be entertained, viz. (1747)
- 63255: Court intrigue (1799)
- 63557: The festival of Momus, a collection of comic songs (1780)
- 63873: Calista; A novel (1789)
- 64687: The indian cottage (1791)
- 64967: The ill effects of a rash vow (1789)
- 65084: The history of Charley and Patty (1755)
- 65088: The history of Charley and Patty (1757)
- 65543: The hive: or a collection of thoughts on civil, moral, sentimental, and religious subjects (1791)
- 65744: Interesting tales. Selected and translated from the German (1797)
- 66018: Descriptions of some of the utensils in husbandry (1780)
- 66587: Edmund of the forest (1797)
- 67052: The expediency and fitness of things considered and exemplified (1775)
- 68445: The secret disclos'd in the itinerant field orator's methodist sermon, from master Russell's lecture, or Attic evening's entertainment (1780)
- 69118: The history of Collin (1770)
- 70159: Loyal songs (1799)
- 71096: The East-India miscellany: for (178u)
- 72977: The new Craftsman; or London intelligencer. (176u)
- 99402: Christ's ascension to fill all things (1699)
- 208280: Robin Hood's Garland: or, Sherwood songster (1787)
- 208284: The Jovial songster; or, Sailor's delight (1790)
- 208285: The British songster; or, Pocket companion. A choice collection of comic and entertaining songs, airs, duets, glees, &c. including the modern: with a new selection of toasts and sentiments (1791)
- 208399: An Historical description of Westminster Abbey, its monuments, and curiosities (1800)
- 209350: A letter from an old soldier; addressed to the army and navy, of Great Britain and Ireland. Dedicated to his Royal Highness the Duke of York, by his permission (1798)
- 210111: An history of marine architecture (1800)
- 210356: The commencement of the nineteenth century (1800)
- 211414: At a General Court of the Adventurers of the Royal African Company of England, held at their house in Leadenhall-Street, London, the 18th of February 1713/14. Where were present a great number of the adventurers, this following scheme for an additional stock was twice read, debated, and unanimously agreed to. viz (1714)
- 211503: The history of James P*****n (1756)
- 212139: A trip to Paris (1793)
- 213028: Fables by the late Mr. Gay (1795)
- 213031: Fables by the Late Mr. Gay. A new edition. In one volume complete (1797)
- 213360: A protestant's resolution: shewing his reasons why he will not be a Papist (1769)
- 213947: Sermons by the late Laurence Sterne (1787)
- 214156: The necromancer: or the tale of the Black Forest (1794)
- 216927: An address to the inhabitants of the parish of Tottenham-High-Cross, in the county of Middlesex, respecting the charges against one of the late surveyors of the highways of the parish; by William Robinson, Esq (1799)
- 217891: A catalogue of some cures of the gout (1726)
- 218035: The grounds and principles of the Christian revelation (1765)
- 218216: An account of the principle and effects of the air stove-grates (1785)
- 218217: An account of the principle and effects of the Pensilvanian stove-grates (1781)
- 220166: The advantages of repentance (1765)
- 220568: Ecclesiastical reform (1792)
- 222350: Association papers (1793)
- 222453: At no. 41, (take notice pray,) Leadenhall-Street, ... William Bailey, doth these arts pursue, letter-press, copper-plate and music-printing, too. (1788)
- 229879: The parental monitor (1788)
- 229880: The parental monitor (1796)
- 229881: The parental monitor (1796)
- 229887: The solitary castle (1789)
- 230881: The description and use of both the globes (1783)
- 231605: The parisian (1794)
- 232850: A copy of verses on the shocking fire that happened in Leadenhall-Street, (1798)
- 237555: Letters relating to the East India Company (1754)
- 237943: The man of failing (1789)
- 238087: Massacre of the French King! (1793)
- 240199: The life of Thomas Paine (1796)
- 240316: The litchfield squabble (1747)
- 241610: Observations on the establishment of the Bank of England (1797)
- 243876: The Advantages of repentance (1779)
- 244234: The trial of Thomas Paine, for certain false, wicked, scandalous and seditious libels inserted in the second part of the rights of man (1792)
- 244235: The trial of Thomas Paine (1793)
- 246414: A method of ascertaining the latitude in the northern hemisphere (1800)
- 249808: The triumph of agriculture (1797)
- 251682: The abbey of Clugny (1796)
- 252041: Letters on India, political, commercial, and military, relative to subjects important to the British interests in the East (1800)
- 252992: The ladies physiognomonical mirror (1798)
- 253019: Laurentia (1790)
- 253469: The maid of the hamlet (1800)
- 257834: A call to the unconverted (1767)
- 258073: An account of the life (1785)
- 258102: An account of the principle and effects of the air stove-grates, (which warm rooms, &c. by a continual introduction and exchange of dry fresh air,) commonly known by the name of American stoves (1781)
- 258104: An account of the principle and effects of the air stove-grates (1781)
- 262327: A protestant's resolution (1766)
- 262330: A Protestant's resolution (1780)
- 262711: The religious tradesman (1776)
- 263078: The Psalms of David imitated in the language of the New Testament (1772)
- 266741: Tables of the various weights and measures, and the different coins, both imaginary and real by which all accompts in Asia are kept (1787)
- 267057: Minerva Literary Repository, Library and Printing-Office, Leadenhall-Street, London. General prospectus (1798)
- 267944: The pleasant companion, or, merry & complete favourite jester (1775)
- 268756: The meteors, ... (1800)
- 268956: Sixth report from the Committee of Secrecy (1782)
- 269858: The Merry companion; or, Feast for the sons of Comus (1786)
- 270041: The widow of Malabar (1791)
- 271121: A treatise on practical navigation and seamanship (1792)
- 271246: The reflector (1788)
- 272229: The lyric miscellany (1788)
- 272540: The lyric miscellany (1789)
- 272974: The muse in good humour (1795)
- 273883: The trial of Thomas Paine (1792)
- 274480: Roundelay or the New Syren (1785)
- 274500: The universal songster or harmony and innocence (1785)
- 275210: Queen Mab (1796)
- 276011: A true and brief account (with directions for the use) of the Cerevisia Anglicana (1800)
- 276860: A discourse on the third day of the Gospel (1794)
- 278072: A catalogue of the Minerva General Library, Leadenhall-Street, London. Containing upwards of five hundred thousand volumes, in all classes of literature. (1795)
- 278699: Genuine memoirs of the Countess Dubarre (1780)
- 278766: Genuine state of facts (1792)
- 279177: Castle of Wolfenbach (1793)
- 279507: The buck's delight, or, merry companion (1783)
- 279856: An account of the Society for Promoting Religious Knowledge among the Poor (1769)
- 281028: The charms of chearfulness (1781)
- 281704: The buck's pocket companion (1790)
- 281722: The charms of chearfulness (1783)
- 281908: The comic songster (1785)
- 281955: The new monk (1798)
- 281959: A view of real grievances (1786)
- 282043: The British songster (1798)
- 282044: The British songster (1799)
- 282293: The universal songster or harmony and innocence (1785)
- 282547: Joe Miller's jests (1790)
- 282897: Beatrice (1788)
- 283074: The general songster (1787)
- 283075: The general songster (1780)
- 283089: The festival of Momus (1780)
- 283508: Minerva Library, printing-office and literary repository, Leadenhall-Street, London. Just published, delivered gratis to the subscribers, an addenda, Part III. to the catalogue of the general library, (1797)
- 283892: The British songster (1800)
- 285804: Samuel Nodin, trunk, chest, & case-maker, no. 1, Leadenhall-Street, London. (Son and successor to John Nodin.) Makes and sells all sorts of trunks, and cases for plate, china and glasses, leather buckets, (1780)
- 286015: The cruel relation (1754)
- 286191: Tim Grin's jests, or The new London joker (1788)
- 286829: A letter on the proceedings in Leadenhall Street, in the case of Mr. Hastings (1795)
- 287080: Roundelay (1783)
- 287488: The merchant and tradesman's London directory (1787)
- 288425: The throne of grace discoursed of (1713)
- 289550: A sermon of congratulation (1761)
- 289726: The New British channel pilot (1799)
- 290472: An account of the Society for Promoting Religious Knowledge among the Poor: begun Anno 1750 (1779)
- 291675: An account of the rise, progress, and present state of the most honourable and loyal Society of Ancient Britions, for supporting a charity school, erected in Gray's-Inn-Road, London (1795)
- 291778: A list of the liverymen of London (1782)
- 293193: To the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, the Aldermen and Comons of the city of London, in Common Council assembled. The petition of John Nodin, of Leadenhall-Street, citizen and wheelwright. Humbly sheweth, "That your petitioner under the sanction and encouragement of several respectable citizens of London, and of the commitee of city lands, has been engaged more than eight years in active researches and strenuous endeavours respecting the city's rights in the duties of package and scavage. (1796)
- 294096: The Festival of Momus, a collection of comic songs, including the modern and a variety of originals (1780)
- 294211: The sailor's jester (1788)
- 296666: The comical fellow (1791)
- 298866: The judge in his own cause (1780)
- 299097: Sempronia. In three volumes. ... (1790)
- 299296: Love rewarded, a Spanish tale (1775)
- 301362: The sprightly jester (1790)
- 302119: The hermit of Caucasus (1796)
- 303149: Taplin improved (1796)
- 303666: A discourse on the way of instruction by catechisms (1774)
- 304959: Laugh and be fat (1793)
- 305994: Rebecca (1799)
- 307841: Necessaries, for a writer to India, sold by Welch and Stalker, (late Evans and Welch,) no. 134, Leadenhall-Street, London (1799)
- 313110: Manfredi, Baron St. Osmund (1796)
- 313147: On Sunday morning, the 11th of May, 1794. A sermon will be preached at the parish church of St. Andrew Undershaft, Leadenhall-Street, by the Rev. Walter Harper, joint lecturer of St. Andrew, Holborn (1794)
- 313219: To the Master, wardens, and court of assistants of the Worshipful Company of [blank] (1795)
- 314339: The True and interesting history of William Owen and Polly Morgan, both of Monmouth Town (1782)
- 315232: A catalogue of the neat and genteel household furniture, plate, china, books, pictures, prints, a fine-toned harpischord with pedals, by Kirckman, ... and other valuable effects, of Mrs. Sharp, (retiring from business) at her late residence, no. 15, Leadenhall-Street; ... which will be sold by auction, by Mess. Spurrier & Phipps, ... on Wednesday, the 29th of February 1792, (1792)
- 316322: Queen Mab (1795)
- 316325: Mrs. Taylor's family companion (1795)
- 316512: The old woman (1800)
- 316594: A circumstantial narrative of the loss of the Halsewell (1786)
- 317222: Description of a new and much improved rifle gun, by James Sadler, member of the board of inspection at the Admiralty (1800)
- 317628: The Polite and pleasing instructor, or Entertaining museum (1783)
- 317668: The gentleman's guide (1776)
- 317947: Mirth and glee (1785)
- 318501: Adelaide; or Conjugal affection (1785)
- 318961: The adjourned debate, which took place at the India-House in Leadenhall-Street on Thursday, October 23, 1794 (1794)
- 319128: The British navigator, or a collection of voyages made in different parts of the world (1799)
- 319237: The following medicines have some years been in the first estimation for the cure of the several disorders for which they are recommended (1780)
- 319247: Historical and entertaining anecdotes (1775)
- 320146: The school of virtue (1787)
- 320211: The invisible man, or Duncam castle (1800)
- 320558: Henry, a novel. In two volumes. By the author of the Cypher; or, World as it goes (1793)
- 322623: The jovial jester; or, Tim. Grin's delight (1780)
- 324100: A collection of psalms and hymns for public and private worship (1791)
- 324139: A narrative of the Lord's wonderful dealings with John Marrant (1788)
- 324304: A new directory for the East-Indies (1775)
- 325247: A treatise on practical navigation and seamanship (1796)
- 325646: Memoirs of the ancient house of Clarendon (1796)
- 326093: Anticipation (1781)
- 326538: The balloon (1786)
- 326546: The baron of Manstow (1790)
- 328281: Loyalty recommended by its connection with religion (1798)
- 329195: The navigator's guide (1775)
- 330039: The trial of Captain John Kimber (1792)
- 330323: A circumstantial narrative of the loss of the Halsewell (1786)
- 330481: A letter to the Right Honorable Charles James Fox (1788)
- 331210: Plain sense (1796)
- 331238: Charles and Charlotte (1777)
- 331239: Probable incidents (1797)
- 331450: A circumstantial narrative of the loss of the Halsewell (east-Indiaman.) Capt. Richard Pierce (1786)
- 331734: Two letters to the Rt. Hon. Edmund Burke, in reply to the insinuations and palpable misrepresentations, in a pamphlet, entitled The ninth report from the Select Committee, &c. &c. By J. S[blank] (1783)
- 331760: The fair Cambrians (1790)
- 331845: An essay on the injurious custom of mothers not suckling their own children; with some directions for chusing a nurse, and weaning of children, &c. &c (1791)
- 334680: Lucidor, or travels of a philosopher (1789)
- 334922: Benedicta (1791)
- 334928: Ellen Rushford (1794)
- 334948: The liberal American (1785)
- 334964: Ellinor (1798)
- 334968: Rosa de Montmorien (1787)
- 335027: Thoughts on dancing (1791)
- 335284: Taplin improved (1794)
- 335463: Maria Cecilia (1788)
- 336550: The genuine account of the adventures of Mr. Richard Brown, and his sister, both of Dorsetshire. With several remarkable occurences which very lately happened, and were delivered to the author, by a person who was witness of the whole truth (1750)
- 336559: Louisa Forrester; or, characters drawn from real life. In three volumes. ... (1789)
- 336562: A love tale, for the use of the fair sex. Exemplified in the history of Charlotte Marton (1750)
- 336572: The sailor boy. A novel. In two volumes. ... (1800)
- 336719: The rights of Protestants asserted; and clerical incroachment detected. In allusion to several recent publications, in defence of an exclusive priesthood, establishments, and tithes, by Daubeny, Church, and others. But more particularly in reply to a pamphlet lately published by George Markham, Vicar of Carlton, entitled, "more truth for the seekers." (1798)
- 337047: Adelaide de Narbonne, with memoirs of Charlotte de Cordet. A tale. In four volumes. By the author of Henry of Northumberland. ... (1800)
- 337055: The correspondents, an original novel (1784)
- 337081: Plain sense (1799)
- 337084: The true history of Henrietta de Bellgrave (1750)
- 337089: Rosina: a novel (1793)
- 337110: The adventures of Anthony Varnish (1786)
- 337482: The beggar girl and her benefactors (1797)
- 337485: The voluntary exile, in five volumes, by Mrs. Parsons, author of Lucy, &c. &c. ... (1795)
- 337486: Lucy (1794)
- 337490: Anecdotes of the Delborough family (1792)
- 337793: A trip to Weymouth. A novel. In two volumes. ... (1790)
- 337856: A succession of wise and good kings the distinguishing smile of heaven, and the exalted happiness of Great-Britain. Considered and improved, in a sermon on the account of the death of His late Majesty King George II. Of Glorious and Immortal Memory. at Potter's-Pury, in the county of Northampton, October 26, 1760. By John Heywood (1760)
- 338432: The lover's treat: or, unnatural hatred (1758)
- 338700: Leopold Warndorf. A novel. In two volumes. By Henry Summersett, Author of the Mad Man of the Mountain, &c. &c. &c. ... (1800)
- 338707: Frederic & Caroline, or the Fitzmorris family. A novel. In two volumes. By the author of Rebecca, Judith, Miriam, &c. ... (1800)
- 338870: Conscious duplicity. A novel. In two volumes. ... (1791)
- 339028: The insolvent debtor: a simple pathetic tale, founded on facts. To which is added, a small collection of miscellaneous poetry. By J.C. Cross, Author of the Dialogue of the Divertisement, Parnassian Trifles, &c. &c. &c (1793)
- 339033: Parnassian trifles. Being a collection of elegiac, pastoral, nautic, and lyric poetry. By J. Cross, Author of the Dialogue of the Divertisement, &c (1792)
- 339417: The mercer, or fatal extravagance: being a true narrative of the life of Mr. Wm. Dennis. Mercer, in Cheapside, London. The Occurrences herein related, are well worthy the Observation of the Reader, and proper to be Regarded, by every Mechanick in Great Britain. Written by Mrs. Charke, Author of the Life of Henry Dumont, Esq; And Miss Charlotte Evelyn, &c. &c (1755)
- 339478: Wits museum, or the new London jester (1780)
- 340180: Veronica; or, the mysterious stranger (1798)
- 340202: The minor; or history of George O'Nial, Esq. In two volumes. ... (1788)
- 340756: The true-Born Englishman (1786)
- 340790: Serena. A novel. In three volumes. By Catharine Selden, Author of the English Nun, &c. ... (1800)
- 340810: The voyages and adventures of Captain Robert Boyle (1797)
- 340992: The heir of Montague (1797)
- 341467: Juvenile indiscretions (1786)
- 342232: Henry and Isabella (1788)
- 342341: The life and adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, mariner: who lived eight and twenty years alone in an uninhabited island, on the coast of America, near the mouth of the great river Oroonoque. with an Account of his Travels Round Three Parts of the Globe. Written by himself. Enriched with Elegant Plates Descriptive of the Subject. In two volumes. ... (1790)
- 342371: The life and most surprizing adventures of Robinson Crusoe (1783)
- 343150: Sermons (1799)
- 343527: Ellen, Countess of Castle Howel (1794)
- 343791: Phedora; or, the forest of Minski. In four volumes. By Mary Charlton. ... (1798)
- 343955: Henrietta of Gerstenfeld (1787)
- 344370: An account of the life, and dealings of God with Silas Told (1786)
- 344436: Statira; or, the mother. A novel. By the author of Interesting tales (1798)
- 345725: The hermit (1794)
- 345736: The quaker. A novel, in a series of letters, by a lady. In three volumes. ... (1785)
- 346233: Anna (1786)
- 346252: Belmont Lodge. A novel. In two volumes. By Harriet Jones, of Maidstone. ... (1739)
- 346740: The family party. In three volumes. ... (1791)
- 347434: The pleasing companion (1794)
- 347438: The pleasing songster: or, festive companion: containing a choice and approved collection of songs, That are now held in Esteem; The Whole calculated for the Entertainment of the Social Mind, Containing the Newest and most Agreeable Collection ever presented to the Public (1787)
- 347587: The batchelor keeper: or, the effects of a friend. (1750)
- 347595: Man as he is (1792)
- 347637: A treatise on the theory and practice of seamanship (1793)
- 347940: Poems. By Mary Julia Young, Author of Rose-Mount Castle (1798)
- 350389: The art of speaking (1784)
- 350395: The whole duty of woman (1796)
- 350552: Lord Chesterfield's advice to his son (1795)
- 351273: Discourses of the love of God (1770)
- 351368: The doctrine of the passions explained and improved (1770)
- 351753: A poetical description of New South-End, in the county of Essex, and its vicinity (1793)
- 351765: A friend to old England (1793)
- 351951: Result of two series of experiments towards ascertaining the respective velocity of floating bodies, varying in form (1799)
- 352110: The economy of human life (1795)
- 352252: The psalms of David imitated in the language of the New Testament (1784)
- 352253: The psalms of David imitated in the language of the New Testament (1776)
- 352773: A short view of the whole scripture history (1767)
- 352953: The seasons (1791)
- 353378: General regulations and an explanation of the principal words of command for the use of the Light Horse Volunteers of the cities of London & Westminster (1795)
- 353704: Maxims and moral reflections. By the Duke de La Rochefoucault (1795)
- 353752: The universal songster or Harmony and innocence (1782)
- 353758: The polite songster (1794)
- 354996: The christians daily walk, in holy security and peace. Being an Answer to these Questions. I. How a Man may do each present Day's Work with Christian Chearfulness? II. How to bear each present Day's Cross with Christian Patience? Containing samiliar Directions. Shewing I. How to walk with God in the whole Course of a Man's Life. 2. How to be upright in the said Walking. 3. How to live without anxious Care or Thought, in any Thing. 4. How to get and keep true Peace with God; wherein are manifold Helps, to prevent and remove damnable Presumption; also to quiet and ease distressed Consciences. By Henry Scudder, Minister of Collingborn ducis, in Wiltshire. - Recommended by Dr. Owen, and Mr. Baxter (1776)
- 355406: Delenda est Carthago (1798)
- 355593: The festoon (1780)
- 358015: The pleasantness of a religious life (1771)
- 358500: A second address to the proprietors of India stock, from William Larkins, Esq (1798)
- 358680: Anecdotes of the Altamont family. A novel. In four volumes. By the author of The Sicilian, &c. ... (1800)
- 359577: Observations on the establishment of the Bank of England (1797)
- 359777: The advantages of education (1793)
- 360409: Two sermons (1792)
- 361363: The london complete art of cookery. Containing the Most Approved Receipts Ever Exhibited to the Public; Selected with Care from the Newest Editions of the Best Authors, French and English. Also the complete brewer; explaining the art of brewing Porter, Ale, Twopenny, and Table-Beer; Including the Proper Management of the Vault or Cellar (1797)
- 361382: Two sermons (1792)
- 362304: The soldier's companion (1798)
- 362503: The soldier's companion (1800)
- 362910: An introduction. to the English tongue (1780)
- 363040: Andrew Stuart, or the northern wanderer. A novel. In Four Volumes. By Mary Ann Hanway. Author of Ellinor, or the World as it is. ... (1800)
- 363276: The comical fellow (1795)
- 363277: Quick's whim (1795)
- 363380: The death of Abel (1796)
- 363397: The shrine of Bertha (1794)
- 363407: Mental improvement for a young lady, on her entrance into the world; addressed to a favourite niece (1793)
- 363408: Mental improvement for a young lady, on her entrance into the world; addressed to a favourite niece (1793)
- 363752: The cousins of Schiras (1797)
- 363868: The parish priest: a poem (1800)
- 364824: The pavilion. A novel. In four volumes. ... (1796)
- 366022: The festival of Momus, a collection of comic songs (1780)
- 366032: Travels through the interior parts of America (1789)
- 366033: Travels through the interior parts of America (1791)
- 366372: The observant pedestrian; or, traits of the heart: in a solitary tour from Cærnarvon to London: in two volumes, by the author of The mystic cottager. ... (1795)
- 366534: A name in heaven the truest ground of joy (1707)
- 367739: Memoirs of the life and particular actions, of that brave man, General Blakeney. To which is added, the Viscount D'Melun's ghost, with the political creed of the French (1756)
- 367740: A Serious apology and modest remarks on the conduct of a certain admiral in the Mediterranean (1756)
- 367961: A collection of hymns, principally design'd for the use of the congregation assembling at Cumberland-Chapel, in Cumberland-Street, Shoreditch, London. By the Rev. John Henry Meyer, Minister of the said Chapel; Master of the Academy in Goulston-Square, Whitechapel, and Late Student at the University of Halle, in Saxony (1782)
- 367965: The British housewife: containing the most approved receipts in roasting, boiling, frying, broiling and stewing; also the complete brewer; Explaining the Art of Brewing Porter, Ale; Twopenny, and Table-Beer; Including the Particular Directions for Making British Wines (1797)
- 367990: The letters of a citizen on India affairs (1783)
- 368370: A grammar of the Malay tongue, as spoken in the peninsula of Malacca, the islands of Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Pulo Pinang, &c. &c. Compiled from Bowrey's dictionary, and other authentic documents, manuscript and printed. Embellished with a Map (1800)
- 368934: Summer amusements for youth. Containing the following interesting stories, &c. A friend in need is a friend indeed. The price of blood. The Good Samaritan in parvo. Love wisely-not too well. A Word to the Wise. Anecdote. The Expiated Crime, a Drama (1799)
- 369640: The widow of Malabar (1791)
- 369901: A treatise on the military science (1780)
- 369940: Anna (1796)
- 369978: Saint Julien. In two volumes. From the German of Augustin La Fontaine. With additional notes, historical and explanatory. ... (1799)
- 371030: The art of speaking (1787)
- 371032: The art of speaking (1772)
- 371284: A sermon preached at the parish church of Beccles (1794)
- 371766: The widow of Malabar (1791)
- 373415: Sermons (1796)
- 373550: New hymns, on various subjects (1785)
- 373745: Various tracts (1756)
- 374261: Disobedience (1797)
- 374383: A succinct account of all the religions, and various sects in religion, that have prevailed in the world, in all nations, and in all ages, From the earliest Account of Time, to the present Period, from the most indisputable Tradition; Shewing Some of their Gross Absurdities, Shocking Impieties, and Ridiculous Inconsistences; Extracted from ancient and modern history, and some of the most illustrions philosophers. such as Herodotus, Eusebius, Livy, Pliny, Plutarch, Josephus, Sir Isaac Newton, Mr. Locke, &c. &c. &c. with a copious index. A History so replete with an almost incredible diversity of Sentiments and Opinions, as cannot fail to excite in the Mind Wonder and Astonishment, while it affords a no less pleasing Entertainment. By William Heckford, Esq (1791)
- 375266: Tancred (1791)
- 375336: The mysterious wife (1797)
- 375470: The mystic cottager of Chamouny: a novel (1794)
- 375675: Caernarvon Castle (1793)
- 375808: The pupil of adversity (1788)
- 375839: Olivia; or, deserted bride. By the author of Hortensia, the Rambles of Frankly, and the Fashionable Friend. In three volumes. ... (1787)
- 375882: Wisdom in miniature; or the young gentleman and lady's pleasing instructor (1799)
- 375890: Saint Julian's Abbey. A novel. In a series of letters. In two volumes. ... (1788)
- 375898: The democrat: interspersed with anecdotes of well known characters (1796)
- 375921: Delia (1790)
- 376151: The errors of sensibility. A novel. In three volumes. ... (1793)
- 376317: Orlando and Seraphina: a Turkish story. (1787)
- 376567: Juliana (1786)
- 376572: Valentine. A novel. In two volumes. ... (1790)
- 376573: The vicar of Lansdowne (1800)
- 376578: Such follies are (1795)
- 376617: The children of the abbey, a tale (1797)
- 376730: Edward De Courcy, an ancient fragment. In two volumes. ... (1794)
- 377078: The plotting managers, a poetical satyrical interlude: to which is prefixed a letter to Lord S-dn-y, on his recommending the suppression of the Royalty-Theatre; by Peter Pindar, jun (1787)
- 377119: The death of Dion, a tragedy: written by Mr. Thomas Harwood, of University-College, Oxford (1787)
- 377545: Wisdom in miniature; or the young gentleman and lady's pleasing instructor (1793)
- 377857: West-India trade and islands (1789)
- 378775: Persian tales, or the thousand and one days. In two volumes. A new edition, embellished with elegant engravings. ... (1800)
- 378813: Sentimental tablets of the good Pamphile (1795)
- 379815: The theory and construction of Hadley's quadrant demonstrated (1785)
- 380042: Minutes of the proceedings of His Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenancy for the City of London (1798)
- 380675: Rules and orders of the Society of Woodmen of Hornsey (1791)
- 381304: The new practical navigator (1793)
- 381345: A very easy and short method of finding the true distance between the moon and sun, or a fixed star, for the purpose of determining the longditude (1797)
- 381519: A description of the rolling carts (1780)
- 382712: The duke of Clarence (1795)
- 382714: The female porter of Shoreditch (1750)
- 383662: The last will and testament of Richard Jones (1792)
- 384236: The captive American (1797)
- 385003: The indian adventurer; or history of Mr. Vanneck (1780)
- 385109: Tales of a parrot; done into English, from a Persian manuscript, intitled Tooti Name?h. By a teacher of the Persic, Arabic, hebrew, Syriac, Chaldaic, Greek, Latin, Italian, French and English languages (1792)
- 385295: The merry miller (1766)
- 385296: The merry miller (1766)
- 385297: Poems on various subjects (1766)
- 386295: Domestic stories. Containing the following interesting tales, &c. Fate of pride. Bounty in a Poor Man. The Unnatural Mother taught Affection. The Foolish Choice. The Autodidactos, or Self-Taught. The Caprice of Love. The Dog preserved from Death. The Volunteer returned. Charity performed in Secret. Cruelty to Animals. The Grove and Aqueduct. The unexpected wedding, a drama (1799)
- 386296: Rational dialogues (1799)
- 386985: The right in the West-India merchants to a double monopoly of the sugar market of Great Britain, and the expedience of all monopolies examined (1792)
- 387138: The funny jester (1788)
- 387303: A circumstantial narrative of the loss of the Halsewell (1786)
- 387515: Tales for youth, or the high road to renown, through the paths of pleasure ; being a collection of tales illustrative of an alphabetical arrangement of subjects, the observance of which will enable young men to arrive with respectability at the pinnacle of fame (1797)
- 387523: The hermit (1786)
- 387623: Night thoughts, on life, death, and immortality, a poem. To Which IS Added A Paraphrase on Part of the Book of Job, and the Last Day, By Edward Young, L.L.D. With The Life Of The Author (1793)
- 387719: Poems and letters in prose (1766)
- 388009: Edward and Sophia (1787)
- 388356: The mountain cottager (1798)
- 388479: A short view of the whole scripture history (1774)
- 388735: Secret instructions, by Frederick the second, King of Prussia (1798)
- 389120: Logick (1768)
- 389318: The description of the double reflecting microscope (1750)
- 389425: The ruins of Avondale Priory (1796)
- 390196: The history of Charles Mandeville (1790)
- 391427: Select psalms and hymns (1793)
- 391565: The mental novelist (1783)
- 391877: The Curious adventures of a little white mouse (1790)
- 392120: Roundelay (1785)
- 392243: The comic songster (1789)
- 393211: Monody on the death of Captain Pierce, and those unfortunate young ladies who perished with him, in the Halsewell East Indiaman (1790)
- 393468: Poems on various subjects (1780)
- 394104: Orwell Manor. A novel (1795)
- 394112: Nocturnal visit (1800)
- 394688: St. James's repartee (1794)
- 395268: Fables for the female sex (1795)
- 395361: A description of several instruments for measuring a ship's way through the water (1792)
- 395641: The sailor's jester (1795)
- 395820: The complete guide to the East-India trade (1766)
- 396240: School of wisdom (1777)
- 396357: A supplement to all former treatises on the use of the globes (1751)
- 396649: Idalia. A novel (1800)
- 397430: The miscellaneous pieces, as set to music, by Geo. Fred. Handel (1799)
- 397431: The sacred oratorios, as set to music, by Geo. F. Handel (1799)
- 397452: Mysteries elucidated, a novel (1795)
- 397759: Select novels (1781)
- 398422: The medical diary (1798)
- 398530: Ormond (1800)
- 398937: A select collection of psalms and hymns (1775)
- 399660: The palladium of fame (1765)
- 401255: A new and general introduction to practical astronomy (1774)
- 401822: A select collection of psalms and hymns (1779)
- 401978: The innocent orphan distressed (1780)
- 402079: The British duties of customs (1792)
- 402427: Three letters to a noble lord, on the projected legislative union of Great Britain and Ireland (1799)
- 402448: A narrative of the loss of the Grosvenor East Indiaman (1791)
- 403699: The pleasing companion (1790)
- 403932: Proposal of a substitute for funding in time of war (1797)
- 404343: A dictionary of love (1795)
- 405120: The london calendar, or court and city register, for England, Scotland, Ireland, and America, for the year, 1790; Including a Complete and Correct List of the present Parliament, more extensive and useful than in any other Book of the Kind yet published. Containing, England. I. Correct Lists of both Houses of Parliament; the State, Law, Revenue, and Public Offices, at the Court, in the City of London, and different Parts of the Kingdom; the Army and Navy; Baronets, Universities, Seminaries, Medical Societies, Hospitals, &c. &c. Scotland. II. All the Peers, Baronets, State, Law, Revenue, and Public Offices, Universities, Physicians, &c. Ireland. III. Both Houses of Parliament, a complete List of the Baronets, all the Law, State, Revenue, and public Offices, Bankers, Deans, &c. &c. America. IV. The Military and Civil Establishments; Governors, Law and Revenue Officers, &c. &c. Carefully corrected at the Respective Offices (1790)
- 406928: A catalogue of some cures of the gout (1718)
- 406984: The British songster (1795)
- 407268: A description of rolling carts and waggons (1772)
- 409638: The trial of Captain John Kimber (1792)
- 409840: Rose cecil (1797)
- 409909: Villare Cantianum; or, Kent surveyed and illustrated (1776)
- 410861: The history of Great Yarmouth (1776)
- 411039: The new sylph, or, guardian angel. A story (1788)
- 411267: A tour through the south of England, Wales, and part of Ireland, made during the summer of 1791 (1793)
- 411268: A tour through the south of England, Wales, and part of Ireland, made during the summer of 1791 (1793)
- 411319: Wisdom in miniature; or the young gentleman and lady's pleasing instructor (1794)
- 412785: The intrigues of a morning (1792)
- 416647: A sermon preached at the ordination of Mr. Samuel Wilton, June 18th, 1766, at Lower-Tooting, in Surry, By Philip Furneaux. Together with An introductory discourse By Andrew Kippis, Mr. Wilton's Confession of Faith, And Answers to the Questions proposed to him by Francis Spilsbury. And likewise a charge delivered by Samuel Morton Savage, B. D (1766)
- 417140: A race for Canterbury: or, Lambeth ho! A poem, describing the contention for the metropolitan see (1747)
- 419244: A sketch of the debate, that took place at the India-House in Leadenhall-Street, on Wednesday, the 9th of October inst. on the following motion of William Lushington, Esq. "that a General Court be held on the 23d instant, to take into consideration an Address to His Majesty, expressive of the firm determination of this Company to give every support in their power, to the Government of the Country, at this arduous crisis, and particularly to express a wish to raise and cloath three Fencible Regiments, to serve in Great-Britain, Ireland, or the Islands of Jersey and Guernsey, and to recommend that the Officers belonging to the Company's military establishment in India, now in Europe, may be employed in those regiments, subject to his Majesty's approbation." By William Woodfall. (1794)
- 419602: Substance of a speech delivered at a general court of proprietors, in Leadenhall-Street, on Wednesday, December 3, 1783 (1783)
- 423241: The will of Louis the Sixteenth (1793)
- 423665: The art of reading and writing English: or, The chief principles and rules of pronouncing our mother-tongue, both in prose and verse; with a variety of instructions for true spelling (1770)
- 423780: Lane's ladies museum, or Complete pocket memorandum-book, for the year 1792 (1792)
- 424398: A genuine history of that noted pyrate Tulagee Angria (1757)
- 425868: The Sad and mournful history of that amiable and loving couple William Rattling and Sweet Poll of Plymouth (1784)
- 426054: Genuine state of facts. The trial of Captain John Kimber, for the supposed murder of an African girl (1792)
- 468786: A catalogue of the very select, elegant, and valuable library of a nobleman, removed from his villa for the convenience of sale (1800)
- 471897: The faux pas, or Fatal attachment (1800)
- 472004: A particular and genuine narrative of the life, examination, tortures and execution of Robert Francis Damien [sic], who attempted to kill Lewis XV. King of France, by stabbing him in the right side, as he was stepping into his coach, January the 5th, 1757 (1757)
- 476451: The maid of the castle (1794)
- 477835: The town and country songster; or, Vocal companion: a choice collection of the most celebrated English songs (1782)
- 478270: The art of speaking (1768)
- 479468: Fables by the late Mr. Gay (1793)
- 479555: Marianne, or The adventures of a virtuous orphan (1778)
- 480017: The riches of Christ displayed, or, believers made rich, through the poverty and riches of Christ (1781)
- 480490: Devout exercises of the heart (1793)
- 480649: Josephine (1799)
- 480655: An account of the rise, progress, and present state of the most honorable and loyal Society of Ancient Britions, for supporting the charity school, erected in Gray's-Inn-Road, London (1799)
- 480733: Castle Zittaw (1794)
- 480765: The platonic guardian; or, History of an orphan (1787)
- 480871: Military instructions, for the use of the East London Militia, in drill, dress, &c (1796)
Variants:
- Leaden hall
- 65325: The distress'd orphan: or, Love in a mad-house. (1765)
- 75520: The history of the Low-Countrey warres (1667)
- 79275: Glory be to God on high, peace on earth, good will amongst men (1652)
- 82962: Concerning the pure and undefiled religion that was set up above sixteen hundred years ago (1685)
- 92197: A true and terrible rela[tio]n from Maletravis in [M]aligo, an island belonging to the King of Spaine, of a sad accident that befell the whole citie, it consisting of seven and thirtie thousand families (1648)
- 93765: A salutation of my endeared love to the faithful in all places (1685)
- 94143: A more exact and full relation of the horrid and cruel murther lately committed upon Cossuma Albertus, a Prince of Transilvania (1661)
- 95077: Seasonable truths in evil-times (1668)
- 95203: The saints (or they that are born of the Spirit) (1683)
- 98897: Samuel Hartlib his legacy of husbandry (1655)
- 103915: The sound-hearted Christian: or, A treatise of soundness of heart (1670)
- 109006: A designe for plentie (1652)
- 114270: Religous principles in verse (1658)
- 140136: Dissertatio lithologica (1684)
- 170483: The sound-hearted Christian: or, A treatise of soundness of heart (1670)
- 170742: The groundworke of conny-catching (1592)
- 173573: A discourse concerninge the Spanishe fleete inuadinge Englande in the yeare 1588 (1590)
- 173573: A discourse concerninge the Spanishe fleete inuadinge Englande in the yeare 1588 (1590)
- 173848: Commune concilium tentum in camera Guihald (1631)
- 174891: The principles of geometrie, astronomie, and geographie (1591)
- 176456: Epulario, or The Italian banquet (1598)
- 176563: A most horrible & detestable murther committed by a bloudie minded man vpon his ovvne vvife (1595)
- 177058: Strange and wonderfull things. Happened to Richard Hasleton, borne at Braintree in Essex, in his ten yeares trauailes in many forraine countries. Penned as he deliuered it from his ovvne mouth (1595)
- 181010: The apologie of Pierce Pennilesse. Or Strange newes, of the intercepting certaine letters, and a conuoy of verses, as they were going priuilie to victuall the Lowe Countries. By Tho. Nashe Gentleman (1593)
- 181209: The penniles parliament of threed-bare poets: or, All mirth and wittie conceites (1608)
- 199312: A salade for the simple. Gathered out of the fourth verse of the first chapter of the Prouerbes of Salomon (1595)
- 202857: A discourse of the miserable captiutie of an Englishman, named Richard Hasleton (1595)
- 311196: Nath. Gladman, trunk-maker (1730)
- 315493: Raw silk, for sale at the East-India-House, commencing the 29th of March, 1720. To be seen at Leaden-hall (1720)
- 315494: Raw silk for sale at the East-India-House, commenc'd 26th March, 1728. To be seen at Leaden-hall (1728)
- 469663: A discoverie for division or setting out of land, as to the best form (1653)
- 472690: A word to the wise of all perswasions (1697)
- 480721: Strange histories, or Songes and sonets, of kinges, princes, dukes, lordes, ladyes, knights, and gentlemen (1608)
- Leadenhall Street
- 306: More ghosts! (1798)
- 365: Jemima (1795)
- 402: Melissa and Marcia; or the sisters: a novel (1788)
- 639: Memoirs and opinions of Mr. Blenfield (1790)
- 672: The offspring of Russell (1794)
- 890: The love, joy, and distress, of the beautiful & virtuous Miss Fanny Adams (1760)
- 1151: The mystery of the black tower (1796)
- 1264: Persiana, the nymph of the sea (1791)
- 1358: The palace of enchantment (1788)
- 2261: Covent Garden in mourning, a mock heroick poem (1747)
- 2443: The pleasing companion (1788)
- 2560: A new collection of hymns, particularly designed for the use of the congregation at the chapel, in Jewry-Street, Aldgate, London (1780)
- 2571: Montgomery; or, scenes in Wales (1796)
- 2651: The purse (1794)
- 2653: The purse (1794)
- 2707: The mystic castle (1796)
- 3277: Rosenberg: a legendary tale (1789)
- 3421: Reginald, or the house of Mirandola (1799)
- 4689: Turkish tales: in two volumes (1794)
- 5305: The animated skeleton (1798)
- 5362: Catharine; or, the wood of Llewellyn (1788)
- 5470: Anna Melvil. A novel (1792)
- 5520: The castle of Saint Donats (1798)
- 5556: The chronicle of the Canningites and gipseyites (1754)
- 5734: Adeline; or the orphan (1790)
- 5737: Blenheim lodge, a novel (1787)
- 6142: Breslaw's last legacy (1795)
- 6166: The bee (1790)
- 6752: The advantages of repentance (1790)
- 7688: Ethelwina, or The house of Fitz-Auburne (1799)
- 7768: The house of Tynian (1795)
- 8017: The haunted castle (1794)
- 8409: Hermsprong (1796)
- 9225: Georgina, a novel (1796)
- 9447: The history and antiquities of the city of Norwich, in the county of Norfolk (1783)
- 9664: The following books written by the late Reverend Dr Isaac Watts, are printed for J. Buckland, and T. Longman in Paternoster-Row; E. and C. Dilly, in the Poultry; and T. Field, in Leadenhall-Street, London (1782)
- 10786: The art of speaking (1781)
- 11916: Powis Castle, or anecdotes of an antient family (1788)
- 12698: School for majesty (1783)
- 12781: The school of virtue (1787)
- 12908: A new directory for the East-Indies (1791)
- 12909: Memoir of a chart of the China Sea; including the Philippine, Mollucca, and Banda Islands, with part of the coast of New Holland and New Guinea. Dedicated, BY Permission, To the Society of Managing Owners of the Ships in the East India Company's Service. The second edition, corrected. By George Robertson (1795)
- 12964: Sailing directions for the rivers Elbe and Weser, the island of Helegoland, &c (1796)
- 13795: The english nun. A novel Here, in the shelter of this calm retreat, Did sorrow find a save and tranquil home; Did meek-ey'd resignation take her seat, And bow submission to her Maker's doom (1797)
- 14127: Forbidden apartments (1800)
- 15009: A short history of druggs, and other commodities, the produce and manufactory of the East-Indies; chiefly designed for the sole benefit and direction of the commanders and officers in the service, which are allowed private trade. To which will be added, the market price for the present year, with the King's duties and charges thereon, and other articles absolutely necessary of be known by the said officers homeward bound (1785)
- 15927: The subterranean cavern; or, Memoirs of Antoinette de Monflorance (1798)
- 16368: Wits museum, or the new London jester (1790)
- 17068: What is our situation? And what our prospects? (1799)
- 17723: Logick: or, The right use of reason in the enquiry after truth (1766)
- 18078: A call to the unconverted (1781)
- 18122: A candid state of affairs relative to East India shipping (1775)
- 18620: Castle of Wolfenbach; a German story (1794)
- 19515: The children of the abbey (1798)
- 20415: Devout exercises of the heart (1795)
- 20902: Considerations respecting the volunteer corps to be raised by the East-India Company; addressed to the proprietors of East-India stock (1796)
- 21195: An account of the Society for Promoting Religious Knowledge among the Poor: began Anno 1750 (1777)
- 21201: A circumstantial narrative of the loss of the Halsewell (1786)
- 21658: Caroline (1787)
- 21836: Arpasia (1786)
- 22021: The art of speaking (1775)
- 22745: The gentleman's companion (1790)
- 22877: The economy of human life (1793)
- 23562: Fifth report from the Committee of Secrecy, appointed to enquire into the causes of the war in the Carnatic, and of the condition of the British possessions in those parts (1782)
- 23703: Frederic, or the libertine (1788)
- 23919: Calaf. A Persian tale (1800)
- 24008: Breslaw's last legacy; or The magical companion (1791)
- 24842: Anecdotes of the Delborough family (1792)
- 24928: The frolics of an hour (1795)
- 25079: The heavy guilt of the sin of drunkenness represented (1780)
- 25171: The history and antiquities of Yarmouth, in the county of Norfolk (1776)
- 25504: Humbert Castle, or The romance of the Rhone (1800)
- 25702: The humours of Portsmouth (1760)
- 26460: Danish massacre (1791)
- 26764: Edwardina, a novel (1800)
- 27955: Warbeck (1786)
- 28937: Sixth report from the Committee of Secrecy, appointed to enquire into the causes of the war in the Carnatic, and of the condition of the British possessions in those parts (1782)
- 29422: A short view of the whole Scripture history (1781)
- 29423: A short view of the whole scripture history (1769)
- 30327: The house of Marley (1797)
- 31007: Anzoletta Zadoski. A novel (1796)
- 31410: A merry dialogue betwixt two droll poets (1755)
- 31476: The entertaining fortune book (1755)
- 32036: Madeline (1794)
- 32047: Margarita. A novel (1799)
- 35080: Love's triumph over beauty; or the invisible mistress (1755)
- 35410: The Committee of Loyal Islington Volunteers observing, with regret, that Lieutenant Colonel Aubert has addressed the corps at large on a subject on which they conceive he ought first to have addressed the committee, have no option but to make some reply; (1800)
- 35442: Netley Abbey: a gothic story. In Two Volumes. ... (1795)
- 36935: Man as he is (1796)
- 37039: Catalogue of the latest and most correct pilots, sea charts, and nautical books, sold ... by A. & J. Black, booksellers, stationers, and chartsellers, No. 7, Leadenhall-Street, near the East India House, London: ... 1 November, 1799 (1799)
- 37749: The child of providence (1792)
- 38142: To the Lords of His Majesty's Most Honourable Provy Council. The memorial of the planters and merchants concerned in, and trading with, the settlements of Surinam, Berbice, Demerary, and Esequibo, and the island of Trinidad (1800)
- 39081: The jovial songster, or, sailor's delight (1795)
- 39110: The mirror, or fairy world displayed (1788)
- 39405: Joe Miller's jests (1790)
- 39476: The jovial jester; or Tim. Grin's delight (1793)
- 39552: Dean Swift's maw-wallup, a dainty-dish, or a quality-mess, Being A rare Receipt, quite scalding new, To make a Mess of French Ragou (1780)
- 39554: The variety (1775)
- 39703: The Sprightly jester; or, Coffee-house companion (1800)
- 40389: Serious reflections on time and eternity (1770)
- 40624: The polite traveller (1799)
- 41402: A catalogue of mathematical, optical, and philosophical instruments (1800)
- 42373: A narrative of the Lord's wonderful dealings with John Marrant (1785)
- 42387: Roundelay or The new syren, a collection of choice songs including the modern (1788)
- 46831: Augusta Denbeigh (1795)
- 54162: Miscellaneous poems (1787)
- 55844: Imogen (1784)
- 56937: Elizabeth. A novel (1797)
- 60241: Feudal events (1800)
- 60580: Town & country cook (1780)
- 60939: Rosalind. A novel (1799)
- 61180: Iphigenia, a novel in Three Volumes. ... (1791)
- 62937: All such persons that are desirous to serve the Honourable the United East-India-Company as soldiers, five years in East-India, upon the following encouragement, may repair to Mr. Henry Crabb Boulton, at his office in the East-India-House, in Leadenhall-Street, London, and be entertained, viz. (1747)
- 63255: Court intrigue (1799)
- 63557: The festival of Momus, a collection of comic songs (1780)
- 63873: Calista; A novel (1789)
- 64687: The indian cottage (1791)
- 64967: The ill effects of a rash vow (1789)
- 65084: The history of Charley and Patty (1755)
- 65088: The history of Charley and Patty (1757)
- 65543: The hive: or a collection of thoughts on civil, moral, sentimental, and religious subjects (1791)
- 65744: Interesting tales. Selected and translated from the German (1797)
- 66018: Descriptions of some of the utensils in husbandry (1780)
- 66587: Edmund of the forest (1797)
- 67052: The expediency and fitness of things considered and exemplified (1775)
- 68445: The secret disclos'd in the itinerant field orator's methodist sermon, from master Russell's lecture, or Attic evening's entertainment (1780)
- 69118: The history of Collin (1770)
- 70159: Loyal songs (1799)
- 71096: The East-India miscellany: for (178u)
- 72977: The new Craftsman; or London intelligencer. (176u)
- 99402: Christ's ascension to fill all things (1699)
- 208280: Robin Hood's Garland: or, Sherwood songster (1787)
- 208284: The Jovial songster; or, Sailor's delight (1790)
- 208285: The British songster; or, Pocket companion. A choice collection of comic and entertaining songs, airs, duets, glees, &c. including the modern: with a new selection of toasts and sentiments (1791)
- 208399: An Historical description of Westminster Abbey, its monuments, and curiosities (1800)
- 209350: A letter from an old soldier; addressed to the army and navy, of Great Britain and Ireland. Dedicated to his Royal Highness the Duke of York, by his permission (1798)
- 210111: An history of marine architecture (1800)
- 210356: The commencement of the nineteenth century (1800)
- 211414: At a General Court of the Adventurers of the Royal African Company of England, held at their house in Leadenhall-Street, London, the 18th of February 1713/14. Where were present a great number of the adventurers, this following scheme for an additional stock was twice read, debated, and unanimously agreed to. viz (1714)
- 211503: The history of James P*****n (1756)
- 212139: A trip to Paris (1793)
- 213028: Fables by the late Mr. Gay (1795)
- 213031: Fables by the Late Mr. Gay. A new edition. In one volume complete (1797)
- 213360: A protestant's resolution: shewing his reasons why he will not be a Papist (1769)
- 213947: Sermons by the late Laurence Sterne (1787)
- 214156: The necromancer: or the tale of the Black Forest (1794)
- 216927: An address to the inhabitants of the parish of Tottenham-High-Cross, in the county of Middlesex, respecting the charges against one of the late surveyors of the highways of the parish; by William Robinson, Esq (1799)
- 217891: A catalogue of some cures of the gout (1726)
- 218035: The grounds and principles of the Christian revelation (1765)
- 218216: An account of the principle and effects of the air stove-grates (1785)
- 218217: An account of the principle and effects of the Pensilvanian stove-grates (1781)
- 220166: The advantages of repentance (1765)
- 220568: Ecclesiastical reform (1792)
- 222350: Association papers (1793)
- 222453: At no. 41, (take notice pray,) Leadenhall-Street, ... William Bailey, doth these arts pursue, letter-press, copper-plate and music-printing, too. (1788)
- 229879: The parental monitor (1788)
- 229880: The parental monitor (1796)
- 229881: The parental monitor (1796)
- 229887: The solitary castle (1789)
- 230881: The description and use of both the globes (1783)
- 231605: The parisian (1794)
- 232850: A copy of verses on the shocking fire that happened in Leadenhall-Street, (1798)
- 237555: Letters relating to the East India Company (1754)
- 237943: The man of failing (1789)
- 238087: Massacre of the French King! (1793)
- 240199: The life of Thomas Paine (1796)
- 240316: The litchfield squabble (1747)
- 241610: Observations on the establishment of the Bank of England (1797)
- 243876: The Advantages of repentance (1779)
- 244234: The trial of Thomas Paine, for certain false, wicked, scandalous and seditious libels inserted in the second part of the rights of man (1792)
- 244235: The trial of Thomas Paine (1793)
- 246414: A method of ascertaining the latitude in the northern hemisphere (1800)
- 249808: The triumph of agriculture (1797)
- 251682: The abbey of Clugny (1796)
- 252041: Letters on India, political, commercial, and military, relative to subjects important to the British interests in the East (1800)
- 252992: The ladies physiognomonical mirror (1798)
- 253019: Laurentia (1790)
- 253469: The maid of the hamlet (1800)
- 257834: A call to the unconverted (1767)
- 258073: An account of the life (1785)
- 258102: An account of the principle and effects of the air stove-grates, (which warm rooms, &c. by a continual introduction and exchange of dry fresh air,) commonly known by the name of American stoves (1781)
- 258104: An account of the principle and effects of the air stove-grates (1781)
- 262327: A protestant's resolution (1766)
- 262330: A Protestant's resolution (1780)
- 262711: The religious tradesman (1776)
- 263078: The Psalms of David imitated in the language of the New Testament (1772)
- 266741: Tables of the various weights and measures, and the different coins, both imaginary and real by which all accompts in Asia are kept (1787)
- 267057: Minerva Literary Repository, Library and Printing-Office, Leadenhall-Street, London. General prospectus (1798)
- 267944: The pleasant companion, or, merry & complete favourite jester (1775)
- 268756: The meteors, ... (1800)
- 268956: Sixth report from the Committee of Secrecy (1782)
- 269858: The Merry companion; or, Feast for the sons of Comus (1786)
- 270041: The widow of Malabar (1791)
- 271121: A treatise on practical navigation and seamanship (1792)
- 271246: The reflector (1788)
- 272229: The lyric miscellany (1788)
- 272540: The lyric miscellany (1789)
- 272974: The muse in good humour (1795)
- 273883: The trial of Thomas Paine (1792)
- 274480: Roundelay or the New Syren (1785)
- 274500: The universal songster or harmony and innocence (1785)
- 275210: Queen Mab (1796)
- 276011: A true and brief account (with directions for the use) of the Cerevisia Anglicana (1800)
- 276860: A discourse on the third day of the Gospel (1794)
- 278072: A catalogue of the Minerva General Library, Leadenhall-Street, London. Containing upwards of five hundred thousand volumes, in all classes of literature. (1795)
- 278699: Genuine memoirs of the Countess Dubarre (1780)
- 278766: Genuine state of facts (1792)
- 279177: Castle of Wolfenbach (1793)
- 279507: The buck's delight, or, merry companion (1783)
- 279856: An account of the Society for Promoting Religious Knowledge among the Poor (1769)
- 281028: The charms of chearfulness (1781)
- 281704: The buck's pocket companion (1790)
- 281722: The charms of chearfulness (1783)
- 281908: The comic songster (1785)
- 281955: The new monk (1798)
- 281959: A view of real grievances (1786)
- 282043: The British songster (1798)
- 282044: The British songster (1799)
- 282293: The universal songster or harmony and innocence (1785)
- 282547: Joe Miller's jests (1790)
- 282897: Beatrice (1788)
- 283074: The general songster (1787)
- 283075: The general songster (1780)
- 283089: The festival of Momus (1780)
- 283508: Minerva Library, printing-office and literary repository, Leadenhall-Street, London. Just published, delivered gratis to the subscribers, an addenda, Part III. to the catalogue of the general library, (1797)
- 283892: The British songster (1800)
- 285804: Samuel Nodin, trunk, chest, & case-maker, no. 1, Leadenhall-Street, London. (Son and successor to John Nodin.) Makes and sells all sorts of trunks, and cases for plate, china and glasses, leather buckets, (1780)
- 286015: The cruel relation (1754)
- 286191: Tim Grin's jests, or The new London joker (1788)
- 286829: A letter on the proceedings in Leadenhall Street, in the case of Mr. Hastings (1795)
- 287080: Roundelay (1783)
- 287488: The merchant and tradesman's London directory (1787)
- 288425: The throne of grace discoursed of (1713)
- 289550: A sermon of congratulation (1761)
- 289726: The New British channel pilot (1799)
- 290472: An account of the Society for Promoting Religious Knowledge among the Poor: begun Anno 1750 (1779)
- 291675: An account of the rise, progress, and present state of the most honourable and loyal Society of Ancient Britions, for supporting a charity school, erected in Gray's-Inn-Road, London (1795)
- 291778: A list of the liverymen of London (1782)
- 293193: To the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, the Aldermen and Comons of the city of London, in Common Council assembled. The petition of John Nodin, of Leadenhall-Street, citizen and wheelwright. Humbly sheweth, "That your petitioner under the sanction and encouragement of several respectable citizens of London, and of the commitee of city lands, has been engaged more than eight years in active researches and strenuous endeavours respecting the city's rights in the duties of package and scavage. (1796)
- 294096: The Festival of Momus, a collection of comic songs, including the modern and a variety of originals (1780)
- 294211: The sailor's jester (1788)
- 296666: The comical fellow (1791)
- 298866: The judge in his own cause (1780)
- 299097: Sempronia. In three volumes. ... (1790)
- 299296: Love rewarded, a Spanish tale (1775)
- 301362: The sprightly jester (1790)
- 302119: The hermit of Caucasus (1796)
- 303149: Taplin improved (1796)
- 303666: A discourse on the way of instruction by catechisms (1774)
- 304959: Laugh and be fat (1793)
- 305994: Rebecca (1799)
- 307841: Necessaries, for a writer to India, sold by Welch and Stalker, (late Evans and Welch,) no. 134, Leadenhall-Street, London (1799)
- 313110: Manfredi, Baron St. Osmund (1796)
- 313147: On Sunday morning, the 11th of May, 1794. A sermon will be preached at the parish church of St. Andrew Undershaft, Leadenhall-Street, by the Rev. Walter Harper, joint lecturer of St. Andrew, Holborn (1794)
- 313219: To the Master, wardens, and court of assistants of the Worshipful Company of [blank] (1795)
- 314339: The True and interesting history of William Owen and Polly Morgan, both of Monmouth Town (1782)
- 315232: A catalogue of the neat and genteel household furniture, plate, china, books, pictures, prints, a fine-toned harpischord with pedals, by Kirckman, ... and other valuable effects, of Mrs. Sharp, (retiring from business) at her late residence, no. 15, Leadenhall-Street; ... which will be sold by auction, by Mess. Spurrier & Phipps, ... on Wednesday, the 29th of February 1792, (1792)
- 316322: Queen Mab (1795)
- 316325: Mrs. Taylor's family companion (1795)
- 316512: The old woman (1800)
- 316594: A circumstantial narrative of the loss of the Halsewell (1786)
- 317222: Description of a new and much improved rifle gun, by James Sadler, member of the board of inspection at the Admiralty (1800)
- 317628: The Polite and pleasing instructor, or Entertaining museum (1783)
- 317668: The gentleman's guide (1776)
- 317947: Mirth and glee (1785)
- 318501: Adelaide; or Conjugal affection (1785)
- 318961: The adjourned debate, which took place at the India-House in Leadenhall-Street on Thursday, October 23, 1794 (1794)
- 319128: The British navigator, or a collection of voyages made in different parts of the world (1799)
- 319237: The following medicines have some years been in the first estimation for the cure of the several disorders for which they are recommended (1780)
- 319247: Historical and entertaining anecdotes (1775)
- 320146: The school of virtue (1787)
- 320211: The invisible man, or Duncam castle (1800)
- 320558: Henry, a novel. In two volumes. By the author of the Cypher; or, World as it goes (1793)
- 322623: The jovial jester; or, Tim. Grin's delight (1780)
- 324100: A collection of psalms and hymns for public and private worship (1791)
- 324139: A narrative of the Lord's wonderful dealings with John Marrant (1788)
- 324304: A new directory for the East-Indies (1775)
- 325247: A treatise on practical navigation and seamanship (1796)
- 325646: Memoirs of the ancient house of Clarendon (1796)
- 326093: Anticipation (1781)
- 326538: The balloon (1786)
- 326546: The baron of Manstow (1790)
- 328281: Loyalty recommended by its connection with religion (1798)
- 329195: The navigator's guide (1775)
- 330039: The trial of Captain John Kimber (1792)
- 330323: A circumstantial narrative of the loss of the Halsewell (1786)
- 330481: A letter to the Right Honorable Charles James Fox (1788)
- 331210: Plain sense (1796)
- 331238: Charles and Charlotte (1777)
- 331239: Probable incidents (1797)
- 331450: A circumstantial narrative of the loss of the Halsewell (east-Indiaman.) Capt. Richard Pierce (1786)
- 331734: Two letters to the Rt. Hon. Edmund Burke, in reply to the insinuations and palpable misrepresentations, in a pamphlet, entitled The ninth report from the Select Committee, &c. &c. By J. S[blank] (1783)
- 331760: The fair Cambrians (1790)
- 331845: An essay on the injurious custom of mothers not suckling their own children; with some directions for chusing a nurse, and weaning of children, &c. &c (1791)
- 334680: Lucidor, or travels of a philosopher (1789)
- 334922: Benedicta (1791)
- 334928: Ellen Rushford (1794)
- 334948: The liberal American (1785)
- 334964: Ellinor (1798)
- 334968: Rosa de Montmorien (1787)
- 335027: Thoughts on dancing (1791)
- 335284: Taplin improved (1794)
- 335463: Maria Cecilia (1788)
- 336550: The genuine account of the adventures of Mr. Richard Brown, and his sister, both of Dorsetshire. With several remarkable occurences which very lately happened, and were delivered to the author, by a person who was witness of the whole truth (1750)
- 336559: Louisa Forrester; or, characters drawn from real life. In three volumes. ... (1789)
- 336562: A love tale, for the use of the fair sex. Exemplified in the history of Charlotte Marton (1750)
- 336572: The sailor boy. A novel. In two volumes. ... (1800)
- 336719: The rights of Protestants asserted; and clerical incroachment detected. In allusion to several recent publications, in defence of an exclusive priesthood, establishments, and tithes, by Daubeny, Church, and others. But more particularly in reply to a pamphlet lately published by George Markham, Vicar of Carlton, entitled, "more truth for the seekers." (1798)
- 337047: Adelaide de Narbonne, with memoirs of Charlotte de Cordet. A tale. In four volumes. By the author of Henry of Northumberland. ... (1800)
- 337055: The correspondents, an original novel (1784)
- 337081: Plain sense (1799)
- 337084: The true history of Henrietta de Bellgrave (1750)
- 337089: Rosina: a novel (1793)
- 337110: The adventures of Anthony Varnish (1786)
- 337482: The beggar girl and her benefactors (1797)
- 337485: The voluntary exile, in five volumes, by Mrs. Parsons, author of Lucy, &c. &c. ... (1795)
- 337486: Lucy (1794)
- 337490: Anecdotes of the Delborough family (1792)
- 337793: A trip to Weymouth. A novel. In two volumes. ... (1790)
- 337856: A succession of wise and good kings the distinguishing smile of heaven, and the exalted happiness of Great-Britain. Considered and improved, in a sermon on the account of the death of His late Majesty King George II. Of Glorious and Immortal Memory. at Potter's-Pury, in the county of Northampton, October 26, 1760. By John Heywood (1760)
- 338432: The lover's treat: or, unnatural hatred (1758)
- 338700: Leopold Warndorf. A novel. In two volumes. By Henry Summersett, Author of the Mad Man of the Mountain, &c. &c. &c. ... (1800)
- 338707: Frederic & Caroline, or the Fitzmorris family. A novel. In two volumes. By the author of Rebecca, Judith, Miriam, &c. ... (1800)
- 338870: Conscious duplicity. A novel. In two volumes. ... (1791)
- 339028: The insolvent debtor: a simple pathetic tale, founded on facts. To which is added, a small collection of miscellaneous poetry. By J.C. Cross, Author of the Dialogue of the Divertisement, Parnassian Trifles, &c. &c. &c (1793)
- 339033: Parnassian trifles. Being a collection of elegiac, pastoral, nautic, and lyric poetry. By J. Cross, Author of the Dialogue of the Divertisement, &c (1792)
- 339417: The mercer, or fatal extravagance: being a true narrative of the life of Mr. Wm. Dennis. Mercer, in Cheapside, London. The Occurrences herein related, are well worthy the Observation of the Reader, and proper to be Regarded, by every Mechanick in Great Britain. Written by Mrs. Charke, Author of the Life of Henry Dumont, Esq; And Miss Charlotte Evelyn, &c. &c (1755)
- 339478: Wits museum, or the new London jester (1780)
- 340180: Veronica; or, the mysterious stranger (1798)
- 340202: The minor; or history of George O'Nial, Esq. In two volumes. ... (1788)
- 340756: The true-Born Englishman (1786)
- 340790: Serena. A novel. In three volumes. By Catharine Selden, Author of the English Nun, &c. ... (1800)
- 340810: The voyages and adventures of Captain Robert Boyle (1797)
- 340992: The heir of Montague (1797)
- 341467: Juvenile indiscretions (1786)
- 342232: Henry and Isabella (1788)
- 342341: The life and adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, mariner: who lived eight and twenty years alone in an uninhabited island, on the coast of America, near the mouth of the great river Oroonoque. with an Account of his Travels Round Three Parts of the Globe. Written by himself. Enriched with Elegant Plates Descriptive of the Subject. In two volumes. ... (1790)
- 342371: The life and most surprizing adventures of Robinson Crusoe (1783)
- 343150: Sermons (1799)
- 343527: Ellen, Countess of Castle Howel (1794)
- 343791: Phedora; or, the forest of Minski. In four volumes. By Mary Charlton. ... (1798)
- 343955: Henrietta of Gerstenfeld (1787)
- 344370: An account of the life, and dealings of God with Silas Told (1786)
- 344436: Statira; or, the mother. A novel. By the author of Interesting tales (1798)
- 345725: The hermit (1794)
- 345736: The quaker. A novel, in a series of letters, by a lady. In three volumes. ... (1785)
- 346233: Anna (1786)
- 346252: Belmont Lodge. A novel. In two volumes. By Harriet Jones, of Maidstone. ... (1739)
- 346740: The family party. In three volumes. ... (1791)
- 347434: The pleasing companion (1794)
- 347438: The pleasing songster: or, festive companion: containing a choice and approved collection of songs, That are now held in Esteem; The Whole calculated for the Entertainment of the Social Mind, Containing the Newest and most Agreeable Collection ever presented to the Public (1787)
- 347587: The batchelor keeper: or, the effects of a friend. (1750)
- 347595: Man as he is (1792)
- 347637: A treatise on the theory and practice of seamanship (1793)
- 347940: Poems. By Mary Julia Young, Author of Rose-Mount Castle (1798)
- 350389: The art of speaking (1784)
- 350395: The whole duty of woman (1796)
- 350552: Lord Chesterfield's advice to his son (1795)
- 351273: Discourses of the love of God (1770)
- 351368: The doctrine of the passions explained and improved (1770)
- 351753: A poetical description of New South-End, in the county of Essex, and its vicinity (1793)
- 351765: A friend to old England (1793)
- 351951: Result of two series of experiments towards ascertaining the respective velocity of floating bodies, varying in form (1799)
- 352110: The economy of human life (1795)
- 352252: The psalms of David imitated in the language of the New Testament (1784)
- 352253: The psalms of David imitated in the language of the New Testament (1776)
- 352773: A short view of the whole scripture history (1767)
- 352953: The seasons (1791)
- 353378: General regulations and an explanation of the principal words of command for the use of the Light Horse Volunteers of the cities of London & Westminster (1795)
- 353704: Maxims and moral reflections. By the Duke de La Rochefoucault (1795)
- 353752: The universal songster or Harmony and innocence (1782)
- 353758: The polite songster (1794)
- 354996: The christians daily walk, in holy security and peace. Being an Answer to these Questions. I. How a Man may do each present Day's Work with Christian Chearfulness? II. How to bear each present Day's Cross with Christian Patience? Containing samiliar Directions. Shewing I. How to walk with God in the whole Course of a Man's Life. 2. How to be upright in the said Walking. 3. How to live without anxious Care or Thought, in any Thing. 4. How to get and keep true Peace with God; wherein are manifold Helps, to prevent and remove damnable Presumption; also to quiet and ease distressed Consciences. By Henry Scudder, Minister of Collingborn ducis, in Wiltshire. - Recommended by Dr. Owen, and Mr. Baxter (1776)
- 355406: Delenda est Carthago (1798)
- 355593: The festoon (1780)
- 358015: The pleasantness of a religious life (1771)
- 358500: A second address to the proprietors of India stock, from William Larkins, Esq (1798)
- 358680: Anecdotes of the Altamont family. A novel. In four volumes. By the author of The Sicilian, &c. ... (1800)
- 359577: Observations on the establishment of the Bank of England (1797)
- 359777: The advantages of education (1793)
- 360409: Two sermons (1792)
- 361363: The london complete art of cookery. Containing the Most Approved Receipts Ever Exhibited to the Public; Selected with Care from the Newest Editions of the Best Authors, French and English. Also the complete brewer; explaining the art of brewing Porter, Ale, Twopenny, and Table-Beer; Including the Proper Management of the Vault or Cellar (1797)
- 361382: Two sermons (1792)
- 362304: The soldier's companion (1798)
- 362503: The soldier's companion (1800)
- 362910: An introduction. to the English tongue (1780)
- 363040: Andrew Stuart, or the northern wanderer. A novel. In Four Volumes. By Mary Ann Hanway. Author of Ellinor, or the World as it is. ... (1800)
- 363276: The comical fellow (1795)
- 363277: Quick's whim (1795)
- 363380: The death of Abel (1796)
- 363397: The shrine of Bertha (1794)
- 363407: Mental improvement for a young lady, on her entrance into the world; addressed to a favourite niece (1793)
- 363408: Mental improvement for a young lady, on her entrance into the world; addressed to a favourite niece (1793)
- 363752: The cousins of Schiras (1797)
- 363868: The parish priest: a poem (1800)
- 364824: The pavilion. A novel. In four volumes. ... (1796)
- 366022: The festival of Momus, a collection of comic songs (1780)
- 366032: Travels through the interior parts of America (1789)
- 366033: Travels through the interior parts of America (1791)
- 366372: The observant pedestrian; or, traits of the heart: in a solitary tour from Cærnarvon to London: in two volumes, by the author of The mystic cottager. ... (1795)
- 366534: A name in heaven the truest ground of joy (1707)
- 367739: Memoirs of the life and particular actions, of that brave man, General Blakeney. To which is added, the Viscount D'Melun's ghost, with the political creed of the French (1756)
- 367740: A Serious apology and modest remarks on the conduct of a certain admiral in the Mediterranean (1756)
- 367961: A collection of hymns, principally design'd for the use of the congregation assembling at Cumberland-Chapel, in Cumberland-Street, Shoreditch, London. By the Rev. John Henry Meyer, Minister of the said Chapel; Master of the Academy in Goulston-Square, Whitechapel, and Late Student at the University of Halle, in Saxony (1782)
- 367965: The British housewife: containing the most approved receipts in roasting, boiling, frying, broiling and stewing; also the complete brewer; Explaining the Art of Brewing Porter, Ale; Twopenny, and Table-Beer; Including the Particular Directions for Making British Wines (1797)
- 367990: The letters of a citizen on India affairs (1783)
- 368370: A grammar of the Malay tongue, as spoken in the peninsula of Malacca, the islands of Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Pulo Pinang, &c. &c. Compiled from Bowrey's dictionary, and other authentic documents, manuscript and printed. Embellished with a Map (1800)
- 368934: Summer amusements for youth. Containing the following interesting stories, &c. A friend in need is a friend indeed. The price of blood. The Good Samaritan in parvo. Love wisely-not too well. A Word to the Wise. Anecdote. The Expiated Crime, a Drama (1799)
- 369640: The widow of Malabar (1791)
- 369901: A treatise on the military science (1780)
- 369940: Anna (1796)
- 369978: Saint Julien. In two volumes. From the German of Augustin La Fontaine. With additional notes, historical and explanatory. ... (1799)
- 371030: The art of speaking (1787)
- 371032: The art of speaking (1772)
- 371284: A sermon preached at the parish church of Beccles (1794)
- 371766: The widow of Malabar (1791)
- 373415: Sermons (1796)
- 373550: New hymns, on various subjects (1785)
- 373745: Various tracts (1756)
- 374261: Disobedience (1797)
- 374383: A succinct account of all the religions, and various sects in religion, that have prevailed in the world, in all nations, and in all ages, From the earliest Account of Time, to the present Period, from the most indisputable Tradition; Shewing Some of their Gross Absurdities, Shocking Impieties, and Ridiculous Inconsistences; Extracted from ancient and modern history, and some of the most illustrions philosophers. such as Herodotus, Eusebius, Livy, Pliny, Plutarch, Josephus, Sir Isaac Newton, Mr. Locke, &c. &c. &c. with a copious index. A History so replete with an almost incredible diversity of Sentiments and Opinions, as cannot fail to excite in the Mind Wonder and Astonishment, while it affords a no less pleasing Entertainment. By William Heckford, Esq (1791)
- 375266: Tancred (1791)
- 375336: The mysterious wife (1797)
- 375470: The mystic cottager of Chamouny: a novel (1794)
- 375675: Caernarvon Castle (1793)
- 375808: The pupil of adversity (1788)
- 375839: Olivia; or, deserted bride. By the author of Hortensia, the Rambles of Frankly, and the Fashionable Friend. In three volumes. ... (1787)
- 375882: Wisdom in miniature; or the young gentleman and lady's pleasing instructor (1799)
- 375890: Saint Julian's Abbey. A novel. In a series of letters. In two volumes. ... (1788)
- 375898: The democrat: interspersed with anecdotes of well known characters (1796)
- 375921: Delia (1790)
- 376151: The errors of sensibility. A novel. In three volumes. ... (1793)
- 376317: Orlando and Seraphina: a Turkish story. (1787)
- 376567: Juliana (1786)
- 376572: Valentine. A novel. In two volumes. ... (1790)
- 376573: The vicar of Lansdowne (1800)
- 376578: Such follies are (1795)
- 376617: The children of the abbey, a tale (1797)
- 376730: Edward De Courcy, an ancient fragment. In two volumes. ... (1794)
- 377078: The plotting managers, a poetical satyrical interlude: to which is prefixed a letter to Lord S-dn-y, on his recommending the suppression of the Royalty-Theatre; by Peter Pindar, jun (1787)
- 377119: The death of Dion, a tragedy: written by Mr. Thomas Harwood, of University-College, Oxford (1787)
- 377545: Wisdom in miniature; or the young gentleman and lady's pleasing instructor (1793)
- 377857: West-India trade and islands (1789)
- 378775: Persian tales, or the thousand and one days. In two volumes. A new edition, embellished with elegant engravings. ... (1800)
- 378813: Sentimental tablets of the good Pamphile (1795)
- 379815: The theory and construction of Hadley's quadrant demonstrated (1785)
- 380042: Minutes of the proceedings of His Majesty's Commissioners of Lieutenancy for the City of London (1798)
- 380675: Rules and orders of the Society of Woodmen of Hornsey (1791)
- 381304: The new practical navigator (1793)
- 381345: A very easy and short method of finding the true distance between the moon and sun, or a fixed star, for the purpose of determining the longditude (1797)
- 381519: A description of the rolling carts (1780)
- 382712: The duke of Clarence (1795)
- 382714: The female porter of Shoreditch (1750)
- 383662: The last will and testament of Richard Jones (1792)
- 384236: The captive American (1797)
- 385003: The indian adventurer; or history of Mr. Vanneck (1780)
- 385109: Tales of a parrot; done into English, from a Persian manuscript, intitled Tooti Name?h. By a teacher of the Persic, Arabic, hebrew, Syriac, Chaldaic, Greek, Latin, Italian, French and English languages (1792)
- 385295: The merry miller (1766)
- 385296: The merry miller (1766)
- 385297: Poems on various subjects (1766)
- 386295: Domestic stories. Containing the following interesting tales, &c. Fate of pride. Bounty in a Poor Man. The Unnatural Mother taught Affection. The Foolish Choice. The Autodidactos, or Self-Taught. The Caprice of Love. The Dog preserved from Death. The Volunteer returned. Charity performed in Secret. Cruelty to Animals. The Grove and Aqueduct. The unexpected wedding, a drama (1799)
- 386296: Rational dialogues (1799)
- 386985: The right in the West-India merchants to a double monopoly of the sugar market of Great Britain, and the expedience of all monopolies examined (1792)
- 387138: The funny jester (1788)
- 387303: A circumstantial narrative of the loss of the Halsewell (1786)
- 387515: Tales for youth, or the high road to renown, through the paths of pleasure ; being a collection of tales illustrative of an alphabetical arrangement of subjects, the observance of which will enable young men to arrive with respectability at the pinnacle of fame (1797)
- 387523: The hermit (1786)
- 387623: Night thoughts, on life, death, and immortality, a poem. To Which IS Added A Paraphrase on Part of the Book of Job, and the Last Day, By Edward Young, L.L.D. With The Life Of The Author (1793)
- 387719: Poems and letters in prose (1766)
- 388009: Edward and Sophia (1787)
- 388356: The mountain cottager (1798)
- 388479: A short view of the whole scripture history (1774)
- 388735: Secret instructions, by Frederick the second, King of Prussia (1798)
- 389120: Logick (1768)
- 389318: The description of the double reflecting microscope (1750)
- 389425: The ruins of Avondale Priory (1796)
- 390196: The history of Charles Mandeville (1790)
- 391427: Select psalms and hymns (1793)
- 391565: The mental novelist (1783)
- 391877: The Curious adventures of a little white mouse (1790)
- 392120: Roundelay (1785)
- 392243: The comic songster (1789)
- 393211: Monody on the death of Captain Pierce, and those unfortunate young ladies who perished with him, in the Halsewell East Indiaman (1790)
- 393468: Poems on various subjects (1780)
- 394104: Orwell Manor. A novel (1795)
- 394112: Nocturnal visit (1800)
- 394688: St. James's repartee (1794)
- 395268: Fables for the female sex (1795)
- 395361: A description of several instruments for measuring a ship's way through the water (1792)
- 395641: The sailor's jester (1795)
- 395820: The complete guide to the East-India trade (1766)
- 396240: School of wisdom (1777)
- 396357: A supplement to all former treatises on the use of the globes (1751)
- 396649: Idalia. A novel (1800)
- 397430: The miscellaneous pieces, as set to music, by Geo. Fred. Handel (1799)
- 397431: The sacred oratorios, as set to music, by Geo. F. Handel (1799)
- 397452: Mysteries elucidated, a novel (1795)
- 397759: Select novels (1781)
- 398422: The medical diary (1798)
- 398530: Ormond (1800)
- 398937: A select collection of psalms and hymns (1775)
- 399660: The palladium of fame (1765)
- 401255: A new and general introduction to practical astronomy (1774)
- 401822: A select collection of psalms and hymns (1779)
- 401978: The innocent orphan distressed (1780)
- 402079: The British duties of customs (1792)
- 402427: Three letters to a noble lord, on the projected legislative union of Great Britain and Ireland (1799)
- 402448: A narrative of the loss of the Grosvenor East Indiaman (1791)
- 403699: The pleasing companion (1790)
- 403932: Proposal of a substitute for funding in time of war (1797)
- 404343: A dictionary of love (1795)
- 405120: The london calendar, or court and city register, for England, Scotland, Ireland, and America, for the year, 1790; Including a Complete and Correct List of the present Parliament, more extensive and useful than in any other Book of the Kind yet published. Containing, England. I. Correct Lists of both Houses of Parliament; the State, Law, Revenue, and Public Offices, at the Court, in the City of London, and different Parts of the Kingdom; the Army and Navy; Baronets, Universities, Seminaries, Medical Societies, Hospitals, &c. &c. Scotland. II. All the Peers, Baronets, State, Law, Revenue, and Public Offices, Universities, Physicians, &c. Ireland. III. Both Houses of Parliament, a complete List of the Baronets, all the Law, State, Revenue, and public Offices, Bankers, Deans, &c. &c. America. IV. The Military and Civil Establishments; Governors, Law and Revenue Officers, &c. &c. Carefully corrected at the Respective Offices (1790)
- 406928: A catalogue of some cures of the gout (1718)
- 406984: The British songster (1795)
- 407268: A description of rolling carts and waggons (1772)
- 409638: The trial of Captain John Kimber (1792)
- 409840: Rose cecil (1797)
- 409909: Villare Cantianum; or, Kent surveyed and illustrated (1776)
- 410861: The history of Great Yarmouth (1776)
- 411039: The new sylph, or, guardian angel. A story (1788)
- 411267: A tour through the south of England, Wales, and part of Ireland, made during the summer of 1791 (1793)
- 411268: A tour through the south of England, Wales, and part of Ireland, made during the summer of 1791 (1793)
- 411319: Wisdom in miniature; or the young gentleman and lady's pleasing instructor (1794)
- 412785: The intrigues of a morning (1792)
- 416647: A sermon preached at the ordination of Mr. Samuel Wilton, June 18th, 1766, at Lower-Tooting, in Surry, By Philip Furneaux. Together with An introductory discourse By Andrew Kippis, Mr. Wilton's Confession of Faith, And Answers to the Questions proposed to him by Francis Spilsbury. And likewise a charge delivered by Samuel Morton Savage, B. D (1766)
- 417140: A race for Canterbury: or, Lambeth ho! A poem, describing the contention for the metropolitan see (1747)
- 419244: A sketch of the debate, that took place at the India-House in Leadenhall-Street, on Wednesday, the 9th of October inst. on the following motion of William Lushington, Esq. "that a General Court be held on the 23d instant, to take into consideration an Address to His Majesty, expressive of the firm determination of this Company to give every support in their power, to the Government of the Country, at this arduous crisis, and particularly to express a wish to raise and cloath three Fencible Regiments, to serve in Great-Britain, Ireland, or the Islands of Jersey and Guernsey, and to recommend that the Officers belonging to the Company's military establishment in India, now in Europe, may be employed in those regiments, subject to his Majesty's approbation." By William Woodfall. (1794)
- 419602: Substance of a speech delivered at a general court of proprietors, in Leadenhall-Street, on Wednesday, December 3, 1783 (1783)
- 423241: The will of Louis the Sixteenth (1793)
- 423665: The art of reading and writing English: or, The chief principles and rules of pronouncing our mother-tongue, both in prose and verse; with a variety of instructions for true spelling (1770)
- 423780: Lane's ladies museum, or Complete pocket memorandum-book, for the year 1792 (1792)
- 424398: A genuine history of that noted pyrate Tulagee Angria (1757)
- 425868: The Sad and mournful history of that amiable and loving couple William Rattling and Sweet Poll of Plymouth (1784)
- 426054: Genuine state of facts. The trial of Captain John Kimber, for the supposed murder of an African girl (1792)
- 468786: A catalogue of the very select, elegant, and valuable library of a nobleman, removed from his villa for the convenience of sale (1800)
- 471897: The faux pas, or Fatal attachment (1800)
- 472004: A particular and genuine narrative of the life, examination, tortures and execution of Robert Francis Damien [sic], who attempted to kill Lewis XV. King of France, by stabbing him in the right side, as he was stepping into his coach, January the 5th, 1757 (1757)
- 476451: The maid of the castle (1794)
- 477835: The town and country songster; or, Vocal companion: a choice collection of the most celebrated English songs (1782)
- 478270: The art of speaking (1768)
- 479468: Fables by the late Mr. Gay (1793)
- 479555: Marianne, or The adventures of a virtuous orphan (1778)
- 480017: The riches of Christ displayed, or, believers made rich, through the poverty and riches of Christ (1781)
- 480490: Devout exercises of the heart (1793)
- 480649: Josephine (1799)
- 480655: An account of the rise, progress, and present state of the most honorable and loyal Society of Ancient Britions, for supporting the charity school, erected in Gray's-Inn-Road, London (1799)
- 480733: Castle Zittaw (1794)
- 480765: The platonic guardian; or, History of an orphan (1787)
- 480871: Military instructions, for the use of the East London Militia, in drill, dress, &c (1796)
- Leadenhall ?treet
- Leadenhall
- 639: Memoirs and opinions of Mr. Blenfield (1790)
- 2571: Montgomery; or, scenes in Wales (1796)
- 6166: The bee (1790)
- 12908: A new directory for the East-Indies (1791)
- 15009: A short history of druggs, and other commodities, the produce and manufactory of the East-Indies; chiefly designed for the sole benefit and direction of the commanders and officers in the service, which are allowed private trade. To which will be added, the market price for the present year, with the King's duties and charges thereon, and other articles absolutely necessary of be known by the said officers homeward bound (1785)
- 16368: Wits museum, or the new London jester (1790)
- 18122: A candid state of affairs relative to East India shipping (1775)
- 21195: An account of the Society for Promoting Religious Knowledge among the Poor: began Anno 1750 (1777)
- 24008: Breslaw's last legacy; or The magical companion (1791)
- 31476: The entertaining fortune book (1755)
- 35080: Love's triumph over beauty; or the invisible mistress (1755)
- 42387: Roundelay or The new syren, a collection of choice songs including the modern (1788)
- 72977: The new Craftsman; or London intelligencer. (176u)
- 180001: A vvorld of vvonders. A masse of murthers. A couie of cosonages (1595)
- 181444: Lancaster his allarums, honorable assaultes, and supprising of the block-houses and store-houses belonging to Fernand Bucke in Brasill (1595)
- 207229: A vvorld of vvonders. A masse of murthers. A couie of cosonages (1595)
- 210356: The commencement of the nineteenth century (1800)
- 218035: The grounds and principles of the Christian revelation (1765)
- 237943: The man of failing (1789)
- 239850: General view of the agriculture of the county of Norfolk (1796)
- 252992: The ladies physiognomonical mirror (1798)
- 258738: The description of the planetary machine, for which His Majesty has granted his royal patent (1745)
- 263638: Marshall, Mayor. Tuesday the 18th day of June 1745, and in the nineteenth year of the reign of King George the Second of Great Britain, &c (1780)
- 263640: Marshall, Mayor. Tuesday the 18th day of June, 1745, and in the nineteenth year of the reign of King George the Second of Great-Britain, &c (1762)
- 266741: Tables of the various weights and measures, and the different coins, both imaginary and real by which all accompts in Asia are kept (1787)
- 268756: The meteors, ... (1800)
- 274480: Roundelay or the New Syren (1785)
- 274500: The universal songster or harmony and innocence (1785)
- 279856: An account of the Society for Promoting Religious Knowledge among the Poor (1769)
- 282293: The universal songster or harmony and innocence (1785)
- 286829: A letter on the proceedings in Leadenhall Street, in the case of Mr. Hastings (1795)
- 287080: Roundelay (1783)
- 295900: The Duke out-wited (1755)
- 303666: A discourse on the way of instruction by catechisms (1774)
- 324516: Roguery! (1795)
- 334922: Benedicta (1791)
- 336562: A love tale, for the use of the fair sex. Exemplified in the history of Charlotte Marton (1750)
- 337084: The true history of Henrietta de Bellgrave (1750)
- 339417: The mercer, or fatal extravagance: being a true narrative of the life of Mr. Wm. Dennis. Mercer, in Cheapside, London. The Occurrences herein related, are well worthy the Observation of the Reader, and proper to be Regarded, by every Mechanick in Great Britain. Written by Mrs. Charke, Author of the Life of Henry Dumont, Esq; And Miss Charlotte Evelyn, &c. &c (1755)
- 339478: Wits museum, or the new London jester (1780)
- 341467: Juvenile indiscretions (1786)
- 347637: A treatise on the theory and practice of seamanship (1793)
- 347940: Poems. By Mary Julia Young, Author of Rose-Mount Castle (1798)
- 353378: General regulations and an explanation of the principal words of command for the use of the Light Horse Volunteers of the cities of London & Westminster (1795)
- 353752: The universal songster or Harmony and innocence (1782)
- 354996: The christians daily walk, in holy security and peace. Being an Answer to these Questions. I. How a Man may do each present Day's Work with Christian Chearfulness? II. How to bear each present Day's Cross with Christian Patience? Containing samiliar Directions. Shewing I. How to walk with God in the whole Course of a Man's Life. 2. How to be upright in the said Walking. 3. How to live without anxious Care or Thought, in any Thing. 4. How to get and keep true Peace with God; wherein are manifold Helps, to prevent and remove damnable Presumption; also to quiet and ease distressed Consciences. By Henry Scudder, Minister of Collingborn ducis, in Wiltshire. - Recommended by Dr. Owen, and Mr. Baxter (1776)
- 362910: An introduction. to the English tongue (1780)
- 363868: The parish priest: a poem (1800)
- 368370: A grammar of the Malay tongue, as spoken in the peninsula of Malacca, the islands of Sumatra, Java, Borneo, Pulo Pinang, &c. &c. Compiled from Bowrey's dictionary, and other authentic documents, manuscript and printed. Embellished with a Map (1800)
- 374383: A succinct account of all the religions, and various sects in religion, that have prevailed in the world, in all nations, and in all ages, From the earliest Account of Time, to the present Period, from the most indisputable Tradition; Shewing Some of their Gross Absurdities, Shocking Impieties, and Ridiculous Inconsistences; Extracted from ancient and modern history, and some of the most illustrions philosophers. such as Herodotus, Eusebius, Livy, Pliny, Plutarch, Josephus, Sir Isaac Newton, Mr. Locke, &c. &c. &c. with a copious index. A History so replete with an almost incredible diversity of Sentiments and Opinions, as cannot fail to excite in the Mind Wonder and Astonishment, while it affords a no less pleasing Entertainment. By William Heckford, Esq (1791)
- 375921: Delia (1790)
- 383662: The last will and testament of Richard Jones (1792)
- 387719: Poems and letters in prose (1766)
- 388735: Secret instructions, by Frederick the second, King of Prussia (1798)
- 390196: The history of Charles Mandeville (1790)
- 391427: Select psalms and hymns (1793)
- 392120: Roundelay (1785)
- 395361: A description of several instruments for measuring a ship's way through the water (1792)
- 395820: The complete guide to the East-India trade (1766)
- 402079: The British duties of customs (1792)
- 425868: The Sad and mournful history of that amiable and loving couple William Rattling and Sweet Poll of Plymouth (1784)
- 468786: A catalogue of the very select, elegant, and valuable library of a nobleman, removed from his villa for the convenience of sale (1800)
- 471897: The faux pas, or Fatal attachment (1800)
- Leadenhall?treet
- Ledyn-hall
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