A catalogue of books, in various languages, arts and sciences, for the year 1790 [electronic resource] : Being a general collection of about fifteen thousand volumes, in every branch of useful and polite literature; including the library of the Hon. John Scott, of Gray's Inn, deceased. Many of which are in very elegant bindings. Are selling very cheap, for ready money only, at the prices printed in the catalogue, By John Anderson, bookseller, binder, and stationer, at Foote's-Head, No. 62, Holborn-Hill: who gives the full value for libraries and parcels of books. Also, books exchanged. Catalogues, (Price Sixpence,) allowed to purchasers to the amount of five shillings, to be had at the place of sale; and of the following booksellers; Merrills, at Cambridge; Prince and Cooke, at Oxford; Binns, at Leeds; Crane, at Liverpool; Woolmer, at Exeter; Norton, at Bristol; Champion, at Margate; Archer, at Dublin, &c.