The loan of the following works is much desired by a gentleman who has
in vain tried to find them in the British Museum, or to purchase them.
They belong to a class of books which being of little money-value are
generally _wasted_ by booksellers, rarely or never inserted in their
catalogues:--
_A Collection of Letters on Government, Liberty and the Constitution_,
which appeared from the time Lord Bute was appointed First Lord of the
Treasury to the Death of Lord Egremont. 3 vols. [possibly 4], published
in 1774 by Almon.
_A Collection of esteemed Political Tracts_, which appeared 1764, 5, and
6. 3 or 4 vols. published 1766 or 7, by Almon.
_A Collection of most Interesting Political Letters_ which appeared in
the Public Papers from 1763 to 1765. 3 or 4 vols. Almon, 1766.
_The Briton_ (a Periodical). 1763.
_The Auditor_ (a Periodical). 1763.
_A Collection of all Remarkable and Personal Passages in the Briton,
North Briton, and Auditor._ Almon, 1765.
_The Expostulation_, a Poem. Bingley, 1768.
_Vox Senatus._ 1771.
_Two Remarkable Letters of Junius and The Freeholder._ 1770.
_Junius's Letters._ Wheble, 1771 (not 1772 or 1775).
_Wilkes's Speeches._ 3 vols.
The Editor of "N. & Q." has undertaken to take charge of them, and when
done with to return them safely to their respective owners.