London ,  Printed  and  Sold  by  J.  tfov,  at  the  Seven-Stan,  in
Talbot-Court,  in  Gracc-CJntr1&*Street9  1706.
THE

BOOKSELLER

T  O    T  H  E

READE

Ccording  to  my  Promife  in  the  Loii-
don-Spy,  I  have  now  presented  yon.
&ith  a  Second  Volume  of  the  jawe  Anthers
Writings^  wherein  I  dare  engage  the  Reader
may  find  fuch  variety  of  Comicl^  Mattcf
as  will  at  any  Time  Divert  the  Spleen,  or
Chafe  away  all  thofe  terrible  Hobgoblins
that  attend  the  Hippocondry.
Here's  Pleafant  Poetry  for  the  Youthful,
that  Love  the  Jingling  of  Rhime ,  and
Merry  Profe  for  the  Graver  Chriftian  Rea~
der^  who  things  it  an  Affront  to  the  fiow
Memory  of  Hopkins  and  Sternhold  to
Laugh  in  Metre.  Here  are  Amorous  In-
trignes  to  Oblige  the  Ladies  ;  Tales,  jefts,
Flirts,  Puns  and  Conundrums^  to  ticl^e
the  Fancies  of  the  Witty:  Alfo  Rambles,

A  i  Drunken*


The  Boo!v£llcr  to  the  Reader.
Drunken-Frolicks,  Squabbles,  Brangles,
and  Re-incotmters5f0£/<^/e  No&unral  Tip-
lers.  And  be  fides  all  thefe^  here  are  Graf-
hopping  -  Dtfputants,  Talking  -  Dragons,
and  many  other  ftrange  Poetical  Monfters,
tbat  have  been.  lately  brought  over  from  the
Dtfarts  of  Fi&ion,  and  lofty  Mountains  of
Pa'rnaffus,  the  like  never  feen  in  Bartholo
mew-Fair  ,  much  wore  worthy  of  Humane
Obfervation  than  the  Indian  Man-Teager,
the  Oran  Nutan  from  Bornio,  or  all  The
Btafts  of  America.  But  above  all,  here
are  likewife  to  he  (een  thofe  two  mofl  admi
rable  Weft-India  Looking-Glafles,  the
Trip  to  Jamaica,  and  Trip  to  New-Eng
land^  where  every  Pumpkin-Colour'd  Cre-
olian,  and  American  Independent,  if.  they
will  give  themselves  the  Trouble  but  to  peep
into  them^  may  fee  a  parcel  of  Mercenary
Cormorants,  and  Diffetnbling  Hypocrites
fo  lik?  *CM->  rijat  dxy  cannot  behold  their
own  Knavifi  Representations  without
dnger  and  Amazement.
