The Tragedy of Jane Shore, written in Shakespear’s Style, by Nicholas Row Esq; as it is acted at the Queen’s Theatre in the Hay-Market. pr. 1 s. 6 d. The Rape of the Lock, an heroick comical Poem, in 5 Canto’s, with 6 Copper Plates, by Mr. Pope. pr. 1 s. The Works of Monsieur de Moliere, translated, in 6 Vols. 12s. printed on fine Paper and new Elziver Letter. The Clergy-man’s Recreation, shewing the Pleasure and Profit of the Art of Gard’ning. By John Lawrence. A. M. Rector of Yelvertost in Northamptonshire, and sometime Fellow of Clare-Hall in Cambridge. Miscellaneous Poems and Translations by several Hands, particularly, the first Book of Statius his Thebais translated. The Fable of Vertumnus and Pomoua, from the 14th Book of Ovid’s Metamorphosis. To a young Lady; with the Works of Voiture. On Silence. To the Author of a Poem entitled Successio. The Rape of the Lock. An Ode for Musick on St. Cecilia’s Day. Windsor Forest. To the Right Honourable George Ld. Lansdown. An Essay on Criticism. An Epigram upon Two or Three. All written by Mr. Pope. AN HISTORICAL JOURNAL OF THE Late Monsieur _de la Sale’s_ LAST VOYAGE INTO North America To Discover the River _MISSISIPI_. [Sidenote: _It is Mr._ Joutel _that speaks in this Journal_.] At the Time when Monsieur _de la Sale_ was preparing for his last Voyage into _North America_, I happen’d to be at _Roan_, the Place where he and I were both born, being return’d from the Army, where I had serv’d sixteen or seventeen Years. The Reputation gain’d by Monsieur _de la Sale_, the Greatness of his Undertaking, the Natural Curiosity which all men are possess’d with, and my Acquaintance with his Kindred, and with several of the Inhabitants of that City, who were to bear him Company, easily prevail’d with me to make one of the Number, and I was admitted as a volunteer. [Sidenote: _July 1684_] Our Rendezvous was appointed at _Rochel_, where we were to imbark. Messieurs _Cavelier_, the one Brother, the other Nephew to Monsieur _de la Sale_,[29] Messieurs _Chedeville_, _Planteroze_, _Thibault_, _Ory_, some others and I, repair’d thither in _July 1684_. [Sidenote: _Departure from_ Rochel.] Monsieur _de la Sale_ having provided all Things necessary for his Voyage, surmounted all the Difficulties laid in his Way by several ill-minded Persons, and receiv’d his Orders from Monsieur _Arnoult_, the Intendant at _Rochel_, pursuant to those he had receiv’d from the King, we sail’d on the _24th of July, 1684_,[30] being twenty four Vessels, four of them for our Voyage, and the others for the Islands and _Canada_. [Sidenote: _Persons that went._]