THE LIBRARY 
 
 OF 
 
 THE UNIVERSITY 
 OF CALIFORNIA 
 
 LOS ANGELES 
 
 Yale 
 From the Fund Established 
 
 By his Wife 
 
 Elsie Smith Gleason 
 
 1944 

 
 V 


 

 
 A 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THE 
 
 BOOKS 
 
 , 
 
 BELONGING TO THE 
 
 LIBRARY COMPANY OF BALTIMORE; 
 
 TO WHICH ARE PREFIXED, 
 
 THE ACT 
 
 FOR 
 THE INCORPORATION OF THE COMPANY, 
 
 THEIR 
 
 Constitution, tficir 
 
 AND AN 
 
 ALPHABETICAL LIST 
 
 OF THE 
 
 MEMBERS. 
 
 Happy are tUey, wliose amusement is knowledge, and \vhoe supreae doU^ht, the culliratiOtt 
 jf the mind ! Wherever they shall be driven by the persecution of fortune, the means of enjoy- 
 ment are still with them ; and that weary litlejsness, which renders life insupportable to the ve-r 
 rptuous And the lazy, is unknown to those, who can employ themselves in reacting " 
 
 TEL.EMACHUS, BOOK II. 
 
 flALTWORE : PRINTED BY EDES AND 
 1809.
 
 CONTENTS. 
 
 ACT of Incorporation v 
 
 Constitution vn 
 
 By-Laws xm 
 
 Miscellaneous By-Laws xvm 
 
 List of Members xxi 
 
 Catalogue of the Books xxvn to cxcvi
 
 INDEX 
 
 TO THE CATALOGUE, 
 
 ALPHABETICALLY CLASSED UNDER DISTINCT HEADS. 
 
 f- The Books belonging to the following Classes may be found 
 by perusing the Pages, as directed in the Index. 
 
 PC-- Pave. 
 
 Agriculture - - from 27 to 30 
 
 Anatomy - 133 144 
 
 Antiquities - 31 34 
 
 Architecture (Ancient, Civil, Naval and Military) 35 38 
 Arts (Fine) including Architecture, Music, Painting, 
 
 Sculpture, &c. - - 35 
 
 Arts (Mechanical) - -72 
 
 Astronomy - - 104 
 
 Belles Lettres - - 39 
 
 Biblical - - 45 
 
 Biography - - - 50 
 
 Botany - - 120 
 
 Charts ... . - 78 
 
 Chronology - - 31 
 
 Chymistry ------ - 58 
 
 Classics --- - 60 
 
 Commerce - - - - 168 
 
 Criticism - - 39 
 
 Dancing -.--- -.-35 
 
 Dictionaries ----- -81 
 
 Drama - - 145 
 
 Economy (Domestic) ... - 27 
 
 Economy (Political) - 168 
 
 Education - - 64 
 
 Ethics (Morality) - 67 
 
 Farriery - - 72 
 
 Gardening - - 27 
 
 General Science, including Encyclopedias, Trans- 
 actions of Societies for promoting Science in gen- 
 eral, Manufactures and Arts - - 72 77 
 Geography - - 78 80 
 
 1J
 
 Paye. Page. 
 
 Grammar - from 81 to 82 
 
 History, Civil and Ecclesiastical - - - 83 98 
 
 Law - - 99 103 
 
 Logic - - 67 71 
 
 Manufactures - - 72 77 
 
 Mathematics - - 104 106 
 
 Medical - 133 144 
 
 Metaphysics - - 67 71 
 
 Military - - 107 100 
 
 Mineralogy - 120 123 
 Miscellaneous, consisting of Works upon different 
 
 subjects - 110 119 
 
 Music - - 35 38 
 
 Mythology - - 51 34 
 
 Natural History - 120 123 
 
 Natural Philosophy - - - 72 77 
 
 Naval - - 107 109 
 
 Novels - - 124 132 
 
 Painting . - 35 38 
 
 Pharmacopoeia - - - - 133 144 
 
 Physic - - - - 133 144 
 
 Plays - - 145 155 
 
 Poetry - ... 145 155 
 
 Political - - - 156 167 
 
 Rural Improvements - 27 30 
 
 Sciences - - - - 72 77 
 
 Sculpture - - - 35 38 
 
 Surgery - - 133 144 
 
 Theology - - 172 184 
 
 Topography - - . .7880 
 
 Tours . 185 100 
 
 Travels * - 185 196 
 
 Voyages - - - - - 185 196 
 
 ADDENDA. 
 
 To page 48. Stackhouse's New History of the Bible 
 
 6 vols. 8vo. 
 To page 101. Practice and Jurisdiction of the Court of 
 
 Admjralty ; by John . Hail, Esq. Gift of the Author.
 
 AN ACT 
 
 TO INCORPORATE THE 
 
 MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 of 'Baltimore, 
 
 WHEREAS the establishment of public libraries, under 
 judicious regulations, cannot fail to promote the diffusion of 
 useful knowledge, and the interests of virtue, and to grow 
 greatly beneficial to society, and whereas this General As- 
 sembly is desirous to aid and encourage every undertaking, 
 tending to produce these effects, and whereas sundry persons 
 in the city of Baltimore and its vicinity, have formed them- 
 selves into a company, and established a library therein, 
 therefore, 
 
 Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Maryland, 
 That the aforesaid persons, and such other persons, as they 
 may hereafter admit into their company, agreeably to such 
 rules and by-laws, as they may establish, for the beneficial 
 and orderly management of their institution, shall be, and 
 they, and their successors and assigns, are hereby declared to 
 be one community, corporation, and body politic, for ever 
 hereafter, by the name and style of THE LIBRARY-COM- 
 PANY OF BALTIMORE ; and by that name, they shall be, 
 and are hereby made, able and capable in law to have, pur- 
 chase, receive, possess, enjoy, and retain, to them and their 
 successors, lands, tenements, rents, annuities, pensions, and 
 other hereditaments, in fee simple, or for a term of years, 
 life, lives, or otherwise ; and also goods, chattels, and effects, 
 of what nature, kind, or quality soever; and the same to 
 grant, demise, alien, or dispose of, and, by the name 'afore- 
 said, to do and execute all other things touching the same ; 
 provided, that the clear yearly value of the real estate of said 
 corporation, exclusive of any house, which they may here- 
 after possess, for the keeping of the books, maps, and other
 
 ti AN ACT, &c. 
 
 effects of the company, exceed not the sum of one thousand 
 dollars. 
 
 And be it enacted, That the said company, and their sue. 
 cessors, by the aforesaid name, shall be, forever hereafter, 
 able and capable in law to sue and be sued, plead and be im- 
 pleaded, answer and be answered, defend and be defended, 
 in any courts of record, or any other place whatsoever; and 
 also to make, have, and use a common seal, and the same to 
 break, alter, and renew at pleasure ; and also to assemble and 
 meet, at such times and places, as they may agree upon, and 
 publicly notify; and by a majority of the voices of those at- 
 tending, to ordain, establish, and put in execution such by- 
 laws, ordinances, and regulations, as to them shall seem ne- 
 cessary and convenient, for the government of the company; 
 the same not being contrary to the laws of this state, or of 
 the United States ; and generally to do and execute all such 
 acts, matters, and things, as to them shall or may appertain 
 to do. 
 
 And be it enacted, That until there shall be, under this 
 act, an election of officers, necessary to the ends of the insti- 
 tution, those now acting, or who may be hereafter appointed 
 to act, under any existing regulations of the company, shall 
 continue so to do, according to the provisions heretofore 
 made ; and such regulations shall, till lawfully altered, be 
 deemed as valid and obligatory, as if made since the passing 
 of this act. 
 
 (TRUE COPY) 
 
 WM. HARWOOD, Clerk.
 
 CONSTITUTION 
 
 OF THE 
 
 LIBRARY-COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. 
 
 ARTICLE I. 
 
 THERE shall be no definite number of shares ; but 
 every person may be entitled to a share, who shall be regu- 
 larly admitted a member of the Company. The price of a 
 share shall be Thirty Jive Dollars ; and every member shall 
 annually contribute Four Dollars, for every share, which h&" 
 may lawfully possess ; with, such exception, as is hereinafter 
 specified, 
 
 ARTICLE II. 
 
 The books and other effects of the Company, shall be their 
 joint property ; and every member shall be at liberty to trans- 
 fer his share by sale, bequest, or gift, or in any other way, in 
 which other property may be alienated : But in every case of 
 transfer, except by will or descent, the person, in whose fa- 
 vour it is intended to be made, shall be first approved of by a 
 Board of Directors ; arid all transfers shall be made, accord- 
 ing to some mode, prescribed by the Directors. 
 
 ARTICLE III. 
 
 The Directors may admit any person to hold a plurality of 
 shares in the Library ; which shall entitle him to a propor- 
 tionate use of the books, but not to more than one vote, or 
 any other extraordinary privilege. 
 
 ARTICLE IV. 
 
 There shall be a stated meeting of the Company, on the 
 fourth Monday in April, in every, year ; at which time, the 
 members present shall proceed to elect, from among the Com-
 
 riii CONSTITUTION. 
 
 pany, twelve Directors. The Directors shall choose, out of 
 their own body, a President : and shall also appoint, either 
 from among themselves, or the Company, a Secretary and 
 Treasurer : And the President and Secretary of the Direc- 
 tors shall be President and Secretary, at all general meet- 
 ings of the Company. These shall continue in office, 
 for one year, or until the next election. The place of elec- 
 tion shall be determined by the Directors for the time being, 
 and publicly advertised, for twenty days at least, before the 
 election ; which shall be made by ballot : And those having a 
 majority of votes, shall be deemed duly elected. 
 
 ARTICLE V. 
 
 It shall be the duty of the President, at all general meet-* 
 ings of the Company, to keep order, and to do all other 
 things, generally appertaining to the office of a President. 
 The Secretary shall collect the ballots at elections, shall keep 
 in a book, provided for the purpose, a fair transcript of the 
 proceedings of the Company, and shall, from time to time, 
 give public notice of all stated and special meetings of the 
 Company ; which special meetings shall be called by the Pre- 
 sident, whenever the Board of Directors, or twenty members 
 of the Company, shall signify their desire, to this effect. The 
 Treasurer shall keep the accounts of the Company, in books 
 proper for the purpose: He shall keep their monies, subject 
 to trie order of the Directors ; and shall be ready, whenever 
 called upon, with a warning of ten days, to give a regular 
 statement of his accounts to the Directors. He shall be re-* 
 mo\ able, at the pleasure of the Directors ; and shall, on en- 
 trance upon office, and as often as the Directors may require, 
 give such security, for the faithful discharge of his duties, as 
 they may deem adequate. The Board of Directors shall 
 meet once a month, and shall have the choice and direction 
 of a Librarian, i.id of all other officers, not chosen by the 
 Company, who may be necessary to the ends of this institu- 
 tion ; whom they may supersede, as often as they think 
 proper. They shall have the disposal of all monies belonging 
 to the company, shall provide a proper depository for the 
 books, and shall make all such regulations, as may be neces- 
 sary to the useful and economical circulation of the books. 
 They shall elect new members, shall settle the accounts 
 of the Company's Treasurer, shall fix all salaries and com- 
 pensations, which may be created or made, and order the
 
 CONSTITUTION. ^ ix 
 
 payment of all incidental expenses of the Company. They 
 shall chuse the books, to be bought for the use of the Libra- 
 ry ; but every member shall be at liberty to recommend to 
 them any book, by putting into a box to be kept, for the pur- 
 pose, in the Library, the title, with his name subscribed. They 
 shall, at every stated meeting, report to the Company a state 
 of their affairs ; and they are hereby invested with the pow- 
 er of doing all things, not excepted in this constitution, or 
 which may not hereafter be prohibited by the Company, 
 which may be conducive to their interest. Whenever they 
 have to dispose of any of the monies of the Company, or to 
 admit new members, eight at least shall be present ; of whom 
 three fourths must concur to carry the question : but for all 
 other purposes, five shall be a quorum, and a majority of their 
 voices give validity to their acts. The members of the Com- 
 pany may have recourse to their journals; as also to the 
 Treasurer's accounts, and all other papers and books be- 
 longing to the Company ; of which, with the consent of the 
 Directors, they may take copies. 
 
 ARTICLE VI. 
 
 In case of a vacancy in the office of President, Secretary, 
 or Treasurer, or in the Board of Directors, the same shall be 
 filled by the board, at some meeting, specially held for the 
 purpose. And vacancies in these offices shall be deemed to 
 be created, by death, resignation, absence from the United 
 States, or confirmed inability to attend to their respective du- 
 ties. The Directors may also, if they shall deem it expedi- 
 ent, declare the offices of President, Secretary, Treasurer, 
 and Director, to be vacant, in consequence of their continu- 
 ed absence from the state, for three months, or their habitual 
 inattention to their respective duties, 
 
 ARTICLE VIL 
 
 All persons, hereafter admitted members of this Company, 
 whether as transferrees, or purchasers of new shares, shall be 
 nominated to the Board of Directors ; and if they shall be 
 approved of by the Board, as directed in the fifth article of 
 this constitution, they shall then be deemed duly elected. 
 No person, not a transferree, shall be considered a member 
 of this Company, until he shall have paid to the Treasurer 
 the prie of his share. He shall then receive a certificate-
 
 x CONSTITUTION. 
 
 signed by him, containing his name, the sum paid by him, 
 the use for which it was paid, and the time of payment ; all 
 which particulars shall be recorded in the Company's books : 
 And this certificate shall entitle the possessor to the privileges 
 of a member of the Company. The price of a share -shall be 
 increased, at such times, and in such proportion, as to the 
 Company may seem fit ; but this augmentation shall not be 
 deemed to affect those, who were members, at the time of 
 its being made. 
 
 ARTICLE Vlir. 
 
 The Librarian shall give security, for ti a . faithful discharge 
 of the duties of his office, in such sum, as the Directors may 
 determine* 
 
 ARTICLE IX. 
 
 The Directors shall prevent the lending out of the Library, 
 even to members, of particularly scarce books, or other effects 
 of great value, the loss of which it would be difficult to re- 
 pair: but every reasonable convenience and facility shall be 
 provided, for allowing the use of, or transcripts from them, 
 within the Library. 
 
 ARTICLE X. 
 
 A member may be expelled for any misconduct disgraceful 
 to the institution, and likely to impair its utility: but the 
 meeting for this purpose, shall consist of at least three-fifths 
 of the Company; a majority of whose votes shall be conclu- 
 sive. In case of the expulsion of a member, he shall be paid 
 the price of his or her share or shares, according to the price 
 stablished in this constitution, 
 
 ARTICLE XL 
 
 Every person, who shall neglect to make the annual pay- 
 ment, which shall be on the fourth Monday in April, in every 
 year, or within ten days thereafter, shall pay, for the use of 
 the Library, one cent for every day, he shall neglect said 
 payment. And whenever his fines and deficient contribu- 
 tions, amount to the value of a share, such share shall be 
 forfeited: in like manner, if he possess a plurality of shares. 
 But it shall be in the power of the Directors, to remit to per- 
 sons, becoming members after the fourth Monday in April, in 
 any year, in those cases, m which they may think it equi-
 
 CONSTITUTION. xi 
 
 table, such part of the annual contribution, for that year, as 
 they may think reasonable Provided, that this shall not be 
 construed to affect persons, who may become possessed of 
 the shares of members, elected before the aforesaid Monday 
 in April. 
 
 ARTICLE XII. 
 
 Whenever an alteration of this constitution shall be con- 
 templated, a meeting of the Company shall be called, by the 
 Directors, who shall give ten days public notice of the time 
 and place of such meeting: and the members attending, in 
 consequence of such notice, shall proceed to act upon any al- 
 terations, which may be proposed. If they shall be assented 
 to by a majority of the members attending, they shall be 
 published for consideration; and another meeting of the Com- 
 pany shall be called, of which ten days publick notice shall be 
 given; and if a majority of the members attending the second 
 meeting, confirm the alterations before assented to, they 
 shall then be deemed a part of this constitution.
 
 BY-1LAWB 
 
 OP THE 
 
 LIBRARY COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, 
 
 * 
 
 REGULATING THE USE OP THE LIBRARY, 
 
 AND ASCERTAINING THE 
 
 LIBRARIAN'S DUTY. 
 
 1. THE Librarian shall attend, at the Library, every 
 day in the week, Sunday excepted, from ten o'clock, 
 A. M. to two o'clock, p. M. in order to deliver and 
 receive the books of the Company. But Christmas-day, 
 Good-Friday, Easter-Monday, Whitsun-Monday, and the 4th 
 day of July, shall be considered as holidays. When the Li- 
 brary shall be open, he shall deliver to any person, who may 
 apply, one folio for six weeks; or one quarto for five weeks; 
 or one octavo, or two duodecimos, or four pamphlets, for two 
 weeks. And he shall not deliver to a member any greater 
 number, except on hire, or in the following cases, viz. A 
 member desiring it, may be accommodated with two octa- 
 vos, or four duodecimos, for four weeks, provided they belong- 
 respectively to the same set; and a member, at the time of 
 his having a folio, quarto, or octavo, may take an additional 
 octavo, or two duodecimos, or four pamphlets, for two weeks, 
 provided the subjects treated in the latter, be of a different 
 class from those treated in the former. This, however, shall 
 not be construed into a permission to blend together the pe- 
 riods, for which such books are taken ; but a folio shall not be 
 fcept longer than six weeks; a quarto, five; an octavo, two; 
 and a duodecimo, .or two pamphlets, one ; and so in propor- 
 tion. In the case of a member hiring, he shall pay at the 
 fiame rate with those who are not members; and if he take, 
 at any time, a book or books, double the value of which, or 
 of the set or sets, to which it or they may belong, may ex- 
 ceed the price of a share, then the Librarian shall require him 
 to deposite a note for the surplus, payable to the Treasurer, 
 
 o
 
 xur BYLAWS. 
 
 Persons living one mile, and less than five miles from town, 
 may keep their books two days, exclusive of Sunday, longer 
 than those living nearer to, or in Baltimore ; those living five 
 miles, and less than twenty, from town, may keep theirs one 
 third of time longer, than those in the city; those living 
 twenty, and less than fifty, miles from town, may keep theirs 
 one half longer; and persons at the distance of fifty miles 
 and upwards, may have their books twice as long, as resi- 
 dents of Baltimore. Members living on the Eastern shore of 
 Maryland, may, from December 10th till March 20th, take 
 double the number of books allowed to other members, and 
 keep them during that period. 
 
 2. Persons, not members, accommodated with the bookg 
 of the Library, shall deposite, as a security, double the value 
 of the books, which they may hire, or of the sets, to which 
 they may belong. But if the aforesaid value shall exceed, ia 
 any case, forty dollars, the Librarian may, in his discretion, 
 receive from the hirer a note, payaple to the Treasurer, for 
 the surplus, instead of requiring a deposite. Every such per- 
 son shall pay, for the use of any book, which he may hire, 
 four cents per day. A hirer may be permitted to take, at one 
 time, more than the books allowed in the first rule, provided 
 he can assign to the Librarian sufficient reason for the indul- 
 gence. 
 
 3. The Librarian shall not deliver the books of the Library, 
 either to members or hirers, except in person, without writ- 
 ten orders, signed by such members or hirers. And in those 
 cases, in which they may not have given him a general order 
 to deliver books, on their accounts, to any person or persons* 
 they shall be required to send a special order, signed with 
 their names, whenever they may send for books. And such 
 general orders shall be filed by the Librarian, till duly re- 
 voked; and such special orders, till the books, for which they 
 were given, shall have been returned. Members and hirers 
 shall be responsible for all books, delivered on their written 
 orders. 
 
 4. Every person, whether a member or a hirer, who shall 
 neglect to return, at the specified time, any book, which he 
 may have received, shall forfeit, for a pamphlet, one cent; 
 for a duodecimo, three cents; and for an actavo, quarto, or 
 folio, six cents, for each day of his neglect, until the book be 
 returned, or until the fines shall amount to the value of the 
 share of a member, or the deposite of a hirer. But should
 
 BY-LAWS. xv 
 
 such person declare himself unable to restore the book, the 
 fines shall cease, upon his paying to the company double the 
 value of the book, or of the set, to which it may belong, in ad- 
 dition to the fines, which he has incurred : and it shall be the 
 duty of the Librarian to give notice to any person, who may 
 detain a book two months, beyond the time allowed him, that 
 he is incurring penalties for the detention. 
 
 5. When a book is delivered, and when it is returned, the 
 Librarian shall examine it, in the presence of the party re- 
 ceiving it; and every returned book, as soon as it has been 
 examined, shall be immediately restored to its proper place. 
 If any book shall be found to have been damaged, while in 
 the possession of any person, the Librarian shall demand such 
 satisfaction, as he may think equal to the injury done; and if 
 the person shall think himself aggrieved by his decision, he 
 may appeal to the Directors. He shall not be allowed to take 
 any other book, till he shall have made satisfaction ; nor shall 
 a person owing hire or fines, receive any book, till the same 
 shall have been discharged. If a member refuse to pay any 
 forfeiture, incurred by him, he shall not be allowed the privi- 
 lege of taking out books; nor shall a transfer of his share be 
 made, till he shall have complied: and when the penalties 
 shall amount to the price of a share, if they be not paid within 
 one month thereafter, the share shall be forfeited. Every 
 hirer of books refusing to pay any forfeiture, which he may 
 have incurred, and persisting in the refusal one month, shall 
 lose his deposite money ; and if, in any instance, he has given 
 a note, he shall be denied the use of the Library, till such 
 note shall have been paid. 
 
 6. A member may be accommodated with the books of 
 the Library, without giving his note, as directed in the first 
 of these by-laws, provided he will sign the following obliga- 
 tion, viz. 
 
 tf I do hereby promise to the Library-company of Balti* 
 " more, to return any book, which I may take out of their 
 ** Library, in the same order, in which I may have received 
 " it, and at the time, specified by the regulations of the Li- 
 " brary; binding myself, in case of injury done to the book, 
 " while in my possession, to make compensation for it, ac- 
 " cording to the provisions of their fourth by-law ; and in case 
 " of its not being returned by me, in due time, to pay the 
 " fines for such neglect, as fixed in their third by-law. And 
 " in case I should lose any book, or so injture it, as to destroy
 
 xvi BY-LAWS, 
 
 et the utility of it, or of the set, to which it may belong, I 
 " promise to pay to the Company double the value of every 
 <s book, which I may so injure or lose, or of the set, to which 
 <e it may belong, or to supply the Library with a copy of the 
 (< said book, or set of books, of the same edition, and in simi- 
 *' lar binding ; and to pay besides the fines inflicted by the 
 <c said third by-law, for the time, which I shall suffer to 
 **' elapse, till I shall have made restitution." 
 
 7. The same regulations shall prevail, with respect to any 
 maps, belonging to the Library, which may be let out. 
 
 8. If a member, and one not a member, shall apply for the 
 same book, at the same time, the preference shall be 
 given to a member. If two or more members, or two or 
 more hirers, should apply in like manner, the preference 
 shall be given by lot. If any person returning a book, shall 
 find, that there has been no registered application for it, while 
 in his possession, and that none is made on the day, on which 
 he returns it, he may take it again, for the time, allowed in 
 {he first law. 
 
 9 The Librarian shall label the books, &c. belonging to the 
 Library ; and whenever any label shall be torn off, or defa- 
 ced, he shall affix another. He shall keep a book alphabetical- 
 ly divided, in which he shall open an account for every per- 
 son, who may receive books from the Library; which ac- 
 count shall contain the names and sizes of the books deliver- 
 ed, the time of delivery, and the time of return : and when- 
 ever a member shall take any books on hire, the Librarian 
 shall make a minute thereof. He shall make out, and con- 
 tinue, a classical catalogue, alphabetically digested, of the 
 books, &c. belonging to the Library ; and he shall register 
 such applications, as may be made for books, which have 
 been let out of the Library, and the names of any persons, 
 who may desire to become members of the Company. He 
 shall keep an account of all money received by him, for hire, 
 fines, and forfeitures, and on every other account ; which 
 .money he shall pay into the hands of the Treasurer, on the 
 day before every monthly meeting of the Directors. On the 
 same da} 7 , he shall make out a statement of the money, 
 which he may have actually received, within the preceding 
 month, for hire of books, fines, and forfeitures, or on any 
 other account; a statement of what may still be due; and 
 a list of the names of those, who may have refused to pay 
 any just debt, which they owe to the Company ; which
 
 BY-LAWS. xvii 
 
 names shall also be Inserted in a book, to be kept for the pur- 
 pose. He shall also make a list of the names of candidates 
 for membership, and of those, who have, within the prece- 
 ding month, presented books to the Library ; and he shall de- 
 liver the aforesaid statements and lists to the Secretary, to be, 
 laid before the Directors, at their next meeting. 
 
 10. It shall be lawful for the Librarian to remit the fines 
 for the non-payment of the annual contribution in due time, 
 to persons absent from the state, during the term of their ab- 
 sence ; also to insolvent debtors : But no books shall be de- 
 livered, on account of any such persons, while the said con- 
 tribution may remain unpaid. 
 
 11. Those books, prohibited to be let out of the Library in 
 common, may be taken out, with the approbation of any one 
 of the Directors ; except those valuable works, of which there 
 are duplicates of inferiour value ; and those forbidden, in the 
 9th article of the Constitution, to be lent even to members. 
 
 12. The Librarian may admit to the use of the Library, 
 persons, who are not members, under the same restrictions 
 and regulations, enacted with respect to members; and as 
 long as the Directors shall not otherwise order ; provided 
 every such person pay before-hand, for such use, the sum of 
 seven dollars per annum, or four dollars half-yearly; two 
 dollars, fifty cents per quarter, or one dollar per month : 
 Provided also, that this be not so construed, as to render null 
 any privileges, accorded to members of the Company ; or to- 
 do away the necessity of requiring from the hirer, either a de- 
 posite or a note, or such an obligation, as is directed to be ta- 
 ken in certain cases, from members. 
 
 13. If a person leave with the Librarian a written applica- 
 tion for a book, which may have been delivered to another, 
 and do not apply for said book, within two library-days, after 
 it shall have been returned, it may then be delivered to the 
 next applicant.
 
 ( xviii ) 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS BY-LAWS 
 
 OF THE 
 
 LIBRARY-COMPANY. 
 
 1. THE Directors shall meet, on the first Wednesday 
 in every month, at such place, as they may have adjourned 
 to. They shall also hold special meetings, whenever they 
 may be thought necessary by the President. 
 
 2. In all elections of new members of the Company, the 
 Directors shall use black and white balls ; of which the white 
 shall be accounted votes in the affirmative, and the black, 
 votes in the negative. All other elections by the Directors 
 shall be made by ballot. 
 
 3. The Treasurer shall give to the members of the Compa- 
 ny, when they shall have paid their subscriptions, the follow- 
 ing certificate ; 
 
 Baltimore, 
 
 I hereby certify, that hath 
 
 been regularly elected a member of the Library-company of 
 
 Baltimore, and hath this day paid into my hands the sum of 
 
 dollars, it being the price of his share in the 
 
 stock of the said Company. 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 4. The Treasurer shall furnish the Librarian with a correct 
 alphabetical list of those, who, having paid the price of a 
 share, are entitled to the privileges of a member of the Com- 
 pany; and shall, from time to time, furnish him with the 
 names of all new members, they having previously paid the 
 price of their shares. Every Librarian, upon quitting his of- 
 fice, shall deliver such list to the Secretary, for the use of his 
 successor ; together with such books, as the occasions of the 
 Library may have required liim to keep. Every Librarian, 
 before he shall enter upon the duties of his office, shall give
 
 BY-LAWS. xlx 
 
 security, in such sum, as the Directors shall require, for the 
 faithful discharge of his duty ; and when he shall quit his of- 
 fice, he shall faithfully surrender the books and other effects 
 of the Company, to the Directors, or the person or persons, 
 whom they may appoint to receive them. 
 
 5. All transfers shall be inserted in a book, kept in the Li- 
 brary, for that purpose : And the following form shall be ob- 
 served, viz. 
 
 "Maryland, ss. 
 
 " I do hereby assign and set over my right and interest to 
 ** and in my share in the Library Company of Baltimore, to 
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 Sheppard Moses 
 
 Sherlock John 
 
 Shields David 
 
 Simpson Walter 
 
 Sinclair Rev. William 
 
 Slater William 
 
 Sloan James jun. 
 
 Smith Dennis A. 
 
 Smith Dr. James 
 
 Smith Job 
 
 Smith Joseph 
 
 Smith Matthew 
 
 Smith Robert 
 
 Smith Samuel 
 
 Smith Samuel R. 
 
 Smith Thomas 
 
 Smith Thorowgood 
 
 Smith William 
 
 Smith William (Fell's Point) 
 
 Smythe Samuel 
 
 Snowden Thomas 
 
 Spear Joseph 
 
 Steel John (heirs of) 
 
 Stenson William 
 
 Sterett Henrietta 
 
 Sterett James 
 
 Sterett Joseph 
 
 Sterett Samuel 
 
 Steuart Dr. James 
 
 Stewart Archibald 
 
 Stewart David 
 
 Stewart Thomas 
 
 Stiles George 
 
 Stirling James 
 
 Strieker John 
 
 Stuart Richardson 
 
 Stump John 
 
 Sullivan Jeremiah 
 Swan John 
 
 Swan Joseph (heirs of) 
 Sweeting Thomas 
 Taggart John 
 Taylor Lemuel 
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 Thomas James S. 
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 Usher Thomas (heirs of) 
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 Warfield Lemuel 
 Warner George 
 Weatherburn John 
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 AGRICULTURE, GARDENING, RURAL IMPROVE- 
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 FOLIO. VOL. 
 
 BAILEY'S 106 Plates of Mechanical Machines and Im- 
 plements of Husbandry, approved and adopted 
 by the Society for the encouragement of Arts 
 and Manufactures I 
 
 Complete Farmer ; or A General Dictionary of Husbandry I 
 
 G.UARTO. 
 
 Columella (Lucius Moderatus) of Husbandry, in twelve 
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 lated from the Latin 1 
 
 Communications to the Board of Agriculture of London, 
 on subjects relative to Husbandry, from 1797 
 to 1808 5 
 
 Dundonald's Treatise, showing the intimate connection, 
 that subsists between Agriculture and Chemis- 
 try, addressed to the cultivators of the soil, &c. I 
 
 Evelyn's Silva ; or A Discourse of Forest-trees, and the 
 Propagation of Timber ; with Notes by A. Hun- 
 ter 2 
 
 Marshall's Minutes of Agriculture 1 
 
 ' Experiments and observations concerning Agri- 
 culture 1 
 
 Wildman's Treatise on the Management of Bes 1 
 
 Anderson's (James) Essays relating to Agriculture and ru- 
 ral Affairs 3 
 
 On draining Bogs and swampy Grounds 1 
 
 On Peat-moss 1
 
 gd AGRICULTURE, &c; 
 
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 Ankerson, (James) Dr. Pallas's Account of the different 
 kinds of Sheep, found in the Russian dominions, 
 with five appendixes of 1 
 
 Anstruther's (Sir John) Remarks on the Drill-husbandry 1 
 Bayley's Thoughts on Manure. See Misc. vol. 2d. 
 Bath and West of England Society for the encourage- 
 ment of Agriculture, &c. Letters and Papers 
 selected from the correspondence of 
 
 Billingsley's View of the Agriculture of the County of 
 
 Somerset (Eng.) in 1705 1 
 
 Boswell and Turner's Essays on watering Meadows and 
 
 draining Peat-bogs t 
 
 Boys's View of the Agriculture of the County of Kent 
 
 (Eng.) i 
 
 Bucknall's Orchardist I 
 
 Culley's Observations on live Stock I 
 
 Deane's (Dr. Samuel) New England Farmer ; or Georgi- 
 
 cal Dictionary 1 
 
 Duhamel's Elements of Agriculture ; revised and trans- 
 lated by Philip Miller 2 
 Essays (Foreign) on Agriculture and Arts 1 
 Forbes on the Improvement of waste Lands i 
 Forsyth's Principles and Practice of Agriculture 2 
 Fullarton's Letter to Lord Carrington. See Misc. 
 
 vol. 3d. 
 
 Gleanings from Books on Agriculture 1 
 
 Harrison's (Dr. Edward) Inquiry into the Rot in Sheep 
 
 and other Animals. See Misc. vol. 3d. 
 Harte's Essays on Husbandry I 
 
 Holt's View of the Agriculture of the County of Lancas- 
 ter (Eng.) 1 
 Justice's (Sir James) British Gardener's new Director t 
 Kennedy's Treatise upon Planting, Gardening, and the 
 
 management of the Hot-House t 
 
 Key's Antient Bee Master's Farewell ; or full and 
 plain Directions for the Management of Bees 
 to the greatest advantage 1 
 
 Kirkpatrick on the Culture of Potatoes. See Misc. vol. 3d. 
 Ltttsom's Hints for promoting a Bee-Society. See Misc t
 
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 Logan's Agricultural Inquiries on Gypsum, or Plaster of 
 
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 Lucern, Sainfoin and Burnet, Improved Culture of 1 
 
 Marshall's Rural Economy of Yorkshire 2 
 
 _____ Gloucestershire 2 
 
 Norfolk 2 
 
 _, i .the West of England 2 
 
 the Midland Counties 2 
 
 . the Southern Counties 2 
 
 -Practical Treatise on Planting and Rural Orna- 
 ment 
 
 -Review of the Landscape, a Didactic Poem 
 with Practical Remarks on Rural Ornament 
 
 -Proposal for A Rural Institute ; or College of 
 
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 Economy. See Misc. vol. 2d. 
 
 Miller's Gardener's Kalendaf 1 
 
 Mills's System of Practical Husbandry 5 
 
 Miscellanies 3 
 
 Parker's Essay on the Construction, Hanging and Fasten- 
 ing of Gates : with Plates \ 
 
 Parkinson's experienced Farmer : 1st 
 
 Vol. 1 
 
 Peters's Agricultural Inquiries on Plaster of Paris. See 
 Misc. vol. 1st. 
 
 Planting and Ornamental Gardening ; a Practical Trea- 
 tise 1 
 
 Potatoes, Culture of, in Ireland. See Misc. vol. 2<. 
 
 Robertson's View of the Agriculture of the County of 
 
 Mid-Lothian, (Eng.) 1 
 
 Rotation of Crops, Fourteen experiments on, and Sketch- 
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 Spurrier's Practical Farmer; a System of Husbandry, 
 adapted to the different soils and climates of 
 America. Gift of David Harris, Esq. 1 
 
 Tatham's (William) National Irrigation ; or the various 
 
 Methods of Watering M/adows 1 
 
 Communications concerning the Agriculture of 
 
 America 1 
 
 Twamley on Cheese-Making 1 
 
 Vralo's Systerrrof Husbandry 2 
 
 B
 
 30 AGRICULTURE, &c, 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Vermin-Killer, Family-Receipts, and observations relative 
 
 to Gardening and Husbandry 1 
 
 Weston's Tracts on Practical Agriculture and Gardening I 
 Wright's Art of Floating Land. See Misc. vol. 2d. 
 Young's (Arthur) Farmer's Guide 
 Farmer's Letters 
 
 -Rural Economy 
 -Eastern Tour 
 -Northern Tour 
 -Southern Tour 
 -Travels in France 
 
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 Abercrombie's British Fruit-Gardener, and Art of Pruning 1 
 Clark's Management of Horses, and Observations on Far- 
 riery 1 
 Complete Grazier 1 
 Country-Brewer's Assistant 1 
 Cullyer's Farmer's Assistant 1 
 Fulmer's Gardener's best Companion for Kitchen Garden 1 
 
 ' Pleasure Garden 1 
 
 Hayes's Practical Treatise on Planting, and the Manage- 
 ment of Woods and Coppices 1 
 Hunter, Culina Famulatrix Medicinae ; or Receipts in 
 
 Modern Cookery : Revised by Dr. A. I 
 Knight's Treatise on the Cul ture of the Apple and Pear, 
 
 and on the Manufacture of Cider and Perry 1 
 
 Mills's Natural and Chemical Elements of Agriculture I 
 
 Treatise on Cattle 1 
 Observations on Modern Gardening. Gift of Nicholas 
 
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 Bibliotheque Orientale, par Mr. D. Herbelot 1 
 
 Blair's Chronological Tables, from the Creation of the 
 
 World to 17 79. 1 
 
 Broughton's Historical Dictionary of the Principal Reli- 
 gions, Ancient and Modern 2 
 
 Hamilton's Collection of Engravings from Ancient Vases 3 
 
 Havercampi, Nummophylacium Reginae Christinae, cum 
 
 commentario Sigeberti 1 
 
 Havercamp, Medailles du Cabinet de la Reine Christine, 
 
 expliquees par un Commentaire de S. 1 
 
 Montfaucon, Antiquity explained and represented in 
 Sculptures, from the French of the learned 
 Father 3 
 
 Picart, the Ceremonies and Religious Customs of the va- 
 rious nations of the World, from the French of 
 Gift of John O'Donnell, Esq. 7 
 
 Playfair's System of Chronology I 
 
 Spence's (the Rev. Mr.) Polymetis; or an Inquiry con- 
 cerning the agreement between the Works of 
 the Roman Poets, and the Remains of the Anci- 
 ent Artists : Illustrated with plates. Gift of 
 Wm. Cooky Esq. 1 
 
 Ware's Antiquities and History of Ireland. Gift of Hen- 
 ry Kicolsj Esq. I 
 
 ftUARTO. 
 
 Acade'mie Royale des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres, 
 
 (Histoire et Memoires de L') depuis 1776, 
 Jusques et compris L anne'e 1779. Gift of 
 Rev. Mr. Nagot 2 
 
 Ames's Typographical Antiquities; or an Historical Ac- 
 count of the Origin and Progress of Printing in 
 Great Britain and Ireland 3 
 
 Arbuthnot's Tables of Ancient Coins, Weights and Mea- 
 sures 1 
 
 Archaelogia ; or Miscellaneous Tracts relating to Antiqui- 
 ty : Published by the Society of Antiquaries of 
 London fS
 
 32 ANTIQUITIES, &c. 
 
 ftUARTO. VOL. 
 
 Astle's Origin and Progress of Writing I 
 
 Bell's New Pantheon ; or Historical Dictionary of the 
 Gods, Demi-Gods, Heroes, and Fabulous Per- 
 sonages of Antiquity t 
 
 Bryant's New System ; or an Analysis of Ancient My- 
 thology 3 
 
 Chevalier's Description of the Plain of Troy .1 
 
 Cordiner's Antiquities of the North of Scotland I 
 
 Ferrarii De Re Vestiaria Libri Septem : et Dissertatio de 
 
 Veterum Lucernis Sepulchralibus. Patavii 1685 1 
 
 Folke's Table of English Silver Coins, from the Norman 
 
 Conquest to 1745 1 
 
 Jackson's Antiquities and Chronology of the most ancient 
 Kingdoms, from the creation of the world, for 
 the space of five thousand years S 
 
 Iter Britanniarum; or that part of the Itinerary of Antoni- 
 nus, which relates to Britain ; with a new Com- 
 ment, by the Rev. Thomas Reynolds 1 
 
 Kennedy's Complete System of Astronomical Chronology ; 
 
 unfolding the Scriptures, &c. 1 
 
 Ledwich's Antiquities of Ireland 1 
 
 Lumisden's Remarks on the Antiquities of Rome and its 
 
 environs 1 
 
 Marmora Felsinea : A. C. C. Malvasia. Boncnioe. 1690 I 
 
 Mercurialis (Hieronymi) De Arte Gymnastica Libri VI. 
 
 dmstelodami 1672 1 
 
 Milner's History Civil and Ecclesiastical, and Survey of 
 
 the Antiquities of Winchester 2 
 
 Reflections on Do. by Sturges ; with Milner's Answer 1 
 
 Newton's (Isaac) Chronology of Ancient Kingdoms 
 
 amended 1 
 
 Palamedes, An Inquiry irjto the Ancient Greek Game, sup- 
 posed to have been invented by I 
 
 Peck's Desiderata Curiosa ; or a Collection of Scarce Pie- 
 ces, Epitaphs, &c. 1 
 
 Sigonii, (Caroli) De Republica Hebroeorum Libri VII. 
 
 cum Notis J. Nicolai 1 
 
 Spelman's translation of the Roman Antiquities of Diony- 
 
 sius Halicarnassensis 4 
 
 Thoroton's Antiquities of Nottinghamshire 3
 
 ANTIQUITIES, &c. 33 
 
 ftUARTO. VOL* 
 
 Vincent's Periplus of the Erythrean Sea ; the first part 
 containing an account of the Navigation of the 
 Ancients from the Sea of Suez, to the Coast of 
 Zanguebar t 
 
 Voyage of Nearchus from the Indus, to the 
 
 Euphrates 1 
 
 White's ^gyptiaca : or Observations on certain Antiqui- 
 ties of Egypt 
 
 Winkelman, Histoire de L'Art de L'Antiquite' : par 3 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Adams's Roman Antiquities 1 
 
 Alexandri ab Alexandro Genialium Dierum Libri VI. 
 
 cum commentariis Tiraquelli. 1673 2 
 
 Antiquities, Treatise on the Study of: by F. Pownall I 
 
 Bannier, Mythology and Fables of the Ancients explained 
 from History: by the Abbe'. Gift of Mr. Field- 
 ing Lucas 4 
 
 Conder's arrangement of Coins, Tokens, and Medaltts in 
 
 Great Britain, &c. 1 
 
 Dufresnoy, Chronological Tables of Universal History, 
 from the creation of the world, to the year 
 1743: by Lenglet 2 
 
 Egypt, Report of the Commission of Arts, to the First 
 Consul Buonaparte, on the Antiquities of: by 
 Ripaud 1 
 
 Fosbrooke, British Monachism ; or Manners and Customs 
 
 of the Monks and Nuns of England : by T. D. 2 
 
 Goguet on the Origin of Laws, Arts, and Sciences, among 
 
 the Ancient Nations 3 
 
 Hanno's Voyage, translated by Falkoner : with the Greek 
 
 Text 1 
 
 Harwood's Grecian Antiquities 1 
 
 Holwell's Mythological, Etymological, and Historical 
 
 Dictionary 1 
 
 Hooper's Inquiry into the Ancient Measures, the Atticlr, 
 
 the Roman, and especially the Jewish 1 
 
 Hutton's History of the Roman Wall, which crosses the 
 
 Island of Great Britain 1 
 
 Hygini Fabulae et Astronomica Poetica; cum Notis 
 
 Munkerii 1
 
 3* ANTIQUITIES, &c. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Kennett's An tiquities of Rome 1 
 
 Lewis's, the Antiquities of the Hebrew Republic by Tho- 
 mas 4 
 Mallet's Northern Antiquities 2 
 Maurice's Indian Antiquities 7 
 
 Sanscreet Fragments. See Hist. Misc. vol. 2d. 
 Musgrave's Dissertations on the Grecian Mythology I 
 
 Pausanias, Taylor's translation of the Description of 
 
 Greece by 3 
 
 Potter's Antiquities of Greece 2 
 
 Rollin's History of the Arts and Sciences of the Anci- 
 ents 4 
 Sayers's Miscellanies Antiquarian and Historical 1 
 Septchenes, Religion of the Ancient Greeks, illustrated by 
 an explanation of their Mythology : from the 
 French of 1 
 Whitaker, the Course of Hannibal over the Alps ascer- 
 tained : by John 2 
 Wilcock's Roman Conversations ; or a short Description 
 
 of the Antiquities of Rome 2 
 
 Winkelman's Account of Herculaneum : See Hist. Misc. 
 vol. 2d. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Acadcmie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres, Histoire" 
 M ___ Memoires 
 
 depuis son Renouvellement, Jusques et 
 
 compris 1'anne'e 1776. Gift of the Rev. 
 
 Mr. Nagot. 
 Alexandri Sardi, De Moribus ac Ritibus Gentium, Libri 
 
 Tres. Moguntive. 1577 
 Brissonius, A. et Hotmanus, de Veteri Ritu Nuptiarum. 
 
 Amstelodami 1562. 
 McPherson's Dissertations on the Origin, Antiquities, &c. 
 
 of the Ancient Caledonians 
 
 P. PetitiDe Amazonibus Dissertatio. Amstelodami 1687 
 Pluche, the History of the Heavens ; being an enquiry 
 
 into the Origin of Idolatry : from the French 
 
 of the Abbe' 
 
 19 
 
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 ARCHITECTURE, PAINTING, MUSIC, 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Adam, the Works of Architecture of Robert and Ja mes ; 
 
 with plates : the Text in English and French 2 
 
 Ancient Buildings of Rome : Measured and Delineated by 
 Anthony Desgodetz; With 137 plates: the ex- 
 planations in French and English 2 
 
 Antiquities of Athens, Measured and Delineated by James 
 Stuart and Nicholas Revett Painters and Archi- 
 tects : with plates 8 
 
 Chambers, A Treatise on the Decorative Part of Civil 
 Architecture, illustrated by 53 plates : by Sir 
 William 1 
 
 Collections of Engravings, made by Henry Nicols, Esq. 
 of London, Gift of Henry Nicols, Esq. of 
 Baltimore 1 
 
 Kollman's Essay on Musical Harmony I 
 
 Middleton's Picturesque and Architectural Views for 
 
 Cottages I 
 
 Mitchell's Plans and Views in Perspective ; with des- 
 criptions of Buildings in England and Scotland : 
 Also an Essay on Grecian, Roman, and Gothic 
 Architecture : with plates I 
 
 Morrison's useful and ornamental Designs in Architecture, 
 
 composed in the manner of the Antique 1 
 
 Murphy's Plans, Elevations, &c. of the Gothic Church of 
 Batalha, in Portugal; with the History and 
 Description by F. L. de Sousa : with 27 plates I 
 
 Paine's British Palladio : with plates I 
 
 Plans, Elevations and Sections of Noblemen 
 
 and Gentlemen's Houses in England & 
 
 Palladio, the Architecture of A; Designed and published by 
 G. Leoni, and translated from the Italian; 
 2 vol. in 1 
 
 Richardson's original Designs of Country >e?rt$;- with 
 
 Elevations, &c, 1
 
 3d ARCHITECTURE, &c 
 
 FOLIO. VOL. 
 
 Smeatou's Narrative of the Building, and Description of 
 the construction of the Edystone Light-House, 
 with Stone 1 
 
 Soane's Plans, Elevations and Sections of Buildings in 
 
 England , 1 
 
 . . n Sketches in Architecture ; containing Plans and 
 
 Elevations of Cottages, Villas, &c. I 
 
 Wood's description of the Hot Bath at Bath ; with the 
 
 Plans, Elevation, and Section of the same t 
 
 ftUARTO. 
 
 Atwood's Dissertation on the Construction of Arches t 
 
 Belidor, Architecture Hydraulique, par Monsieur 4 
 
 Bell's (Charles) Essays on the Anatomy of Expression in 
 
 Painting : with plates 1 
 
 Bromley's Philosophical and Critical History of the Fine 
 
 Arts, Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture 1 
 
 Burney's (Dr.) General History of Music 1 
 
 Account of Musical performances in 1784, in 
 Commemoration of Handel 1 
 
 Charnock's Prospectus of A History of Marine Architec- 
 ture. See Phit. Misc. vol. 1. 
 
 Elsam's Essay on Rural Architecture : with plates I 
 
 Fulton's (Richard, Civil Engineer) Treatise on the improve- 
 ment of Canal Navigation, &c. with thoughts 
 on and designs for Aqueducts and Bridges of 
 Iron and Wood 1 
 
 Fuseli's Lectures on Painting : delivered at the Royal 
 
 Academy of London 1801 1 
 
 Hogarth's Analysis of Beauty 1 
 
 Lavater's Essays on Physiognomy : illustrated with plates 5 
 Malton's Essay on British Cottage-Architecture : -with 
 
 plates 1 
 
 Perspective Practical, exemplified in all the variety of 
 cases, for Painters, Architects, &c. from the 
 French of A Jesuit of Paris : to which is pre- 
 fixed the Theory of Perspective by James 
 Hodgson, F. R. S. t 
 
 Semple's Treatise on Building in Water : with plates 
 
 Dublin 1776 I
 
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 aUARTO. VOL, 
 
 Smeaton, Reports made in various occasions by the late 
 John, in the course of his employment as a civil 
 Engineer. Vol. 1st. 1797 1 
 
 Switzer's Universal System of Water- Works, philoso- 
 phical and practical 1 
 
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 JEdes Pembrochianse ; or a Description of the Curiosities in 
 
 Wilton-House 1 
 
 Architecture, Rudiments of Ancient; with a Dictionary 
 
 of Terms : illustrated with plates I 
 
 .. Essays on Gothic ; by the Rev. T. Warton, 
 
 J. Bentham, J. Milner and Capt. Grose : illus- 
 trated with plates 1 
 Burney's (Dr.) Observations on the state of Music in 
 
 France and Italy in 1771 1 
 
 Dallaway's Anecdotes of the Arts in England ; or com- 
 parative Remarks on Architecture, Sculpture 
 and Painting 1 
 
 D'Espie's (Count) Manner of securing all sort of Build- 
 ings against Fire. See Phil. Misc. vol. 2d. 
 Gallini's Critical Observations on the Art of Dancing & 
 
 Gauger's New Method of building Chimnies so as to pre- 
 vent Smoaking and improve Fires I 
 Gilpin's Essay on Prints I 
 
 -Three Essays on Picturesque Beauty; on 
 
 Sketching Landscape ; and Landscape Painting I 
 Mengs, First Painter to H. C. M. Charles 3d, the works 
 
 of Anthony Raphael 2 
 
 Muller's Elements of Fortification, regular and irregular 1 
 Nicholson's Principles of Architecture 3 
 
 Nutshells, or Jchnographic Distributions for small Villas 1 
 Pain's Builder's Pocket-Treasure ; or Palladio delineated 
 
 and explained 1 
 
 Price's (Uvedale) Essay on Picturesque, &c. 2 
 
 Smeaton's Report on Ramsgate Harbour 1 
 
 Smith's (Dr. Robert) Harmonics ; or True Philosophy of 
 
 Musical Sounds 1 
 
 Tingry's Painter and Varnisher's Guide 1 
 
 Vauban, La Manniere de bjen Fortifier de Monsieur De 1 
 
 i
 
 83 ARCHITECTURE, &t. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL 
 
 Vauban, The new Method of Fortification, as practised by 
 
 Monsieur De 1 
 
 Vinci, A Treatise on Painting, translated from the Italian 
 
 of Leonardo Da 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Avison's Essay on Musical Expression 1 
 
 Connoisseur, the English; containing an account of what- 
 ever is curious in Painting, Sculpture, &c, in 
 England 2 
 
 Cumberland's Account of the Paintings in the King's Pa- 
 lace at Madrid, and Buen-Retiro 1 
 Guicciardini's Account of the ancient Flemish School of 
 
 Painting 1 
 
 Shakspeare Gallery, the catalogue of 1 
 
 Webb's Inquiry into the Beauties of Painting 1 
 
 Winkelman's Reflections concerning the imitation of the 
 
 Graecian Artists in Painting and Sculpture 1
 
 RELLES LETTRES AND CRITICISM. 
 
 ftUARTO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Alison's Essays on the Nature and Principles of Taste 1 
 
 Aristotele's Treatise on Poetry translated : with Notes on 
 the translation, and on the original ; and two 
 Dissertations, on Poetical, and Musical Imita- 
 tion. By Thomas Twining 1 
 
 Cicero's Orations against Verres, translated by White. 
 
 Gift of Henry Nicols, Esq. I 
 
 De Eruditione Comparauda in Humanioribus, &c. Trac- 
 tatus Camerarii, Fungeri, &c. Cum Notis Th. 
 Crenii 1 
 
 Fabricii Bibliothaeca Graeca ; Sive Notitia Script orum 
 Veterum Graecorum. Editio quaita, Curante 
 G. C. Harles 6 
 
 Gillies's Translation of the Orations of Lysias and 
 
 Isocrates 1 
 
 Hill's Synonymes of the Latin Language, alphabetically ar- 
 ranged, with critical Dissertations 1 
 
 Jones's (Sir William) translation of the Speeches of Isaeus, 
 
 at Athens 1 
 
 Lempriere's Classical Dictionary of proper Names men- 
 tioned in Ancient Authors, with a copious ac- 
 count of their works, &c. 1 
 
 Michaelis's Dissertation on the Influence of Opinions on 
 
 Language, and of Language on Opinions 1 
 
 Morhofi. Polyhistor ; Sive de Notitia Auctorum et Rerum 
 
 commentarii. Lubecce 1695 1 
 
 Persian Miscellanies translated by Ouseley 1 
 
 Persian Lyrics translated by Hindley 1 
 
 Persian Lyrics translated by Richardson 1 
 
 Persian Literature, Rousseau's Flowers of 
 
 Steele's Treatise on the Melody and Measure of Speech 1 
 
 Walker's Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English 
 
 Language 1 
 
 y Historical Memoir on Italian Tragedy, from the 
 
 earliest period, to the present time 7
 
 BELLES LETTRES, & c 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Warton's History of English Poetry from the close of the 
 eleventh, to the commencement of the eighteenth 
 century ; to which are prefixed two Disserta- 
 tions on the Origin of Romantic Fiction in Eu- 
 rope, and on the Introduction of Learning into 
 England 3 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Alves's Sketch of a History of Literature 1 
 Anthologia Poetica Graeco-Latina Synonimis Poeticis in- 
 
 stracta, &c. opera P. Halloix. Duaci 1617 1 
 
 Baker's Reflections upon Learning 1 
 
 Barry's Letters to the Dilettanti-Society 1 
 Barry's Inquiry into the Real and Imaginary obstructions 
 
 to the acquisition of the Arts in England 1 
 
 Bayly's Alliance of Music, Poetry, and Oratory 1 
 Beattie's Essays on Music, and Poetry, and on the Useful- 
 
 ness of Classical Learning 1 
 
 Critical Dissertations 2 
 
 Beloe's Anecdotes of Literature, and Scarce Books 2 
 Bentley's Dissertation on Phalaris examined : by Charles 
 
 Boyle 1 
 Berdmore's Specimens of Literary Resemblance in the 
 
 works of Pope, Gray and other writers 1 
 
 Blair's Lectures on Rhetoric and Belles-Lettres 2 
 
 British Critic from 1793, to April 1808 31 
 
 British Synonymy, by Mrs Piozzi 2 
 
 Bryant's Observations on Rdwley's Poems 1 
 
 Campbell's Philosophy of Rhetoric 2 
 
 Canons of Criticism 1 
 Censura Literaria containing Titles, Abstracts and Opini- 
 
 ons of old English Books 7 
 
 Cicero's Orations translated by Guthrie 3 
 
 Brutus ; or the History of Eloquence 1 
 
 Criticism on Rolliad 1 
 
 Curiosities of Literature 2 
 Dacier, Les Comedies de Terence ; avec la Traduction et 
 
 les Remarques de Madame 3 
 Davies's Dramatic Miscellanies ; or Critical Observations 
 
 on several Plays of Shakspeare 3 
 
 Davy's Letters on subjects of Literature 2
 
 BELLES LETTRES, &c. 41 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Demosthenes, Orations of, translated by Leland 3 
 Dictionnaire Universel des Synonymes de la Langue 
 Francaise ; par Girard, Beauzee, Roubaud, et 
 
 autres Ecrivains Celebres 3 
 D'Israeli's Essay on the Manners and Genius of Literary 
 
 Characters 1 
 
 Drake's Literary-Hours 3 
 
 Duff's Essay on Original Genius 1 
 
 Feriar's Illustrations of Sterne 1 
 
 Gerard's Essay on Genius 1 
 
 - Essay on Taste 1 
 
 Gilliland's Dramatic Synopsis ; or Essay on Theatre 1 
 Gradus ad Parnassum ; Sive novus Synonymorum The- 
 saurus 1 
 Harris's Philological Inquiries 2 
 
 Three Treatises; the 1st on Art; 2d on Music, 
 
 Painting and Poetry, and 3d on Happiness 1 
 Hermogenis Ars Oratoria, Graece ; cum Latina interpreta- 
 
 tione et Commentariis G. Laurentii. 1614 1 
 
 Jortin's Philological and Critical Tracts 2. 
 
 Kames's (Lord) Elements of Criticism 2 
 
 Kendersley's Specimens of Hindoo-Literature 1 
 
 Kett's Elements of General Knowledge 2 
 
 Knight's Inquiry into the Principles of Taste 1 
 La Harpe, Lycee; ou Cours de Litterature Ancienne et 
 
 Moderne : par Monsieur de 17 
 
 Lawson's Lectures on Oratory 1 
 
 Letters on Chivalry, and Romance 1 
 Linguet's Critical Analysis, and Review of all Voltaire's 
 
 works 1 
 
 Lipsi (Justi) Opera Omnia 8 
 
 Lowth's Lectures on the Sacred Poetry of the Hebrew 2 
 
 Macrobii Opera ; Cum Notis Gronovii : 1694 1 
 Mason's Essays on Poetical and Prosaic Numbers, and 
 
 Elocution 1 
 Maury, Principles of Eloquence adapted to the Pulpit and 
 
 the Bar ; from the French of the Abbs 1 
 McDonald, Some of Ossian's lesser Poems, translated by : 
 with a preliminary Answer to Mr. Laing's Cri- 
 tical Dissertation on the Antiquity of Ossian's 
 
 Poems 1
 
 42 BELLES LETTRES, &c. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Metronariston ; or a Dissertation on a Part of Greek and 
 
 Latin Prosody . i 
 
 Miller's Retrospect of the Eighteenth Century. Gift of 
 
 Mr. C. Chambers 2 
 
 Milln's Well-bred Scholar ; or Practical Essays on the 
 best Methods of improving the Taste of Youths,* 
 &c. 1 
 
 Mitford's Inquiry into the Principles of Harmony in Lan- 
 guage 1 
 Monboddo's Essays on the Origin of Language 6 
 Montagu's (Mrs.) Essays on the Genius and Writings of 
 
 Shakspeare I 
 
 Nares's Elements of Orthoepy; containing a distinct View 
 of the whole Analogy of the English Language, 
 as to Pronunciation, Accent and Quantity 1 
 
 Ogilvie's Observations on the various species of Composition 2 
 Penn, Critical, Poetical and Dramatic Works of John 2 
 
 Q,uintilian's Institutes of the Orator : translated by J. 
 
 Patsall 2 
 
 Records of Literature, Domestic and Foreign, for 1807 : 
 
 by Charles Taylor, jun. 2 
 
 Reflexions Impartiales sur le Progres des Sciences dans le 
 
 18 Siecle : par Monsieur Bartoli 1 
 
 Review, the Monthly ; from 1749, to 1789 81 
 
 Index to Do. 3 
 
 Enlarged, the Monthly ; from 1789, to. .April 
 
 1808 55 
 
 The Edinburgh, from 1803, to 1808, inclusive 12 
 
 The Imperial, for 1804 and 1805 5 
 
 Riccoboni Paraphrasis in Rhetoricam Aristotelis; Item 
 commentarius in Doctrinam Oratoriam Ciccro- 
 nis. 1588 1 
 
 Richardson's Essays on some of Shakespeare's Dramatic 
 
 Characters 1 
 
 Roe's Elements of English Metre 1 
 
 Scott's Critical Essays on several English Poets 1 
 
 Sheridan's Course of Lectures on Elocution I 
 
 Sidonii, (C. Solii Ap.) Avernorum Episcopi Opera : cum 
 
 Notis. P&risiis 1614 1 
 
 Smith's Translation of Longinus on the Sublime 1 
 
 Taylor's Essay on the Sublime; from the Greek of Plotinus 1
 
 BELLES LETTRES, &c. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL 
 
 Taylor's translation of Sallust on the Gods and the 
 
 World ; and five Hymns of Proculus 1 
 
 Urqhuart's Commentaries on Classical Learning 1 
 
 Verepaei, (Simonis) De Epistolis Latine conscribendis, 
 
 Libri v. 1604. 1 
 
 Walker's Elements of Elocution 2 
 
 . -Key to the Classical Pronunciation of Greek, 
 
 Latin, and Scripture Proper Names 1 
 (J. Cooper) Historical and Critical Essay on the 
 
 Revival of the Drama in Italy : 1 
 
 Ward's System of Oratory 2 
 
 Warburton and a Warburtonian, Tracts by ; not admitted 
 
 into the collections of their respective works 1 
 Warton's Essay on the Genius and Writings of Pope 2 
 
 Whitaker's Review of Gibson's Decline and Fall of the 
 
 Roman Empire 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Art of Speaking 1 
 
 Cursory Remarks on Tragedy, on Shakespeare, &e. 1 
 
 Denina's Essay on the Revolutions of Literature 1 
 
 Dibdin's Introduction to the Knowledge of Rare and Valu- 
 able Editions of the Greek and Roman Classics! 1 
 Dunster's Considerations on Milton's early Reading, and 
 
 the Prima Stamina of his Paradise Lost 1 
 
 Essay on the Nature of English Verse with directions for 
 reading Poetry : By the author of the Essay 
 on Punctuation 1 
 
 Felton's Dissertation on Reading the Classics 1 
 
 Formey's Elementary Principles of Belles-Lettres 3. 
 
 Goldsmith's Enquiry into the State of Polite Learning in 
 
 Europe 1 
 
 Grayton's Festivous Notes on Don Quixote 1 
 
 Hole's Remarks on the Arabian Nights' Entertainments 1 
 Kurd's Translation of Horace's Epistles and the Art of 
 
 Poetry; with Commentary and Notes 2 
 
 Journal des Savans; depuis 1665, Jusqu'en 1616 ~| 14 
 
 Nouveau; pour 1702 3 4 6 ^ 10 
 
 The Gift of Henry Nicols, Esq. j 
 
 Knox's Hints to Public Speakers ; intended for Young 
 Students at Law
 
 44 BELLES LETT&ES,&c. 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOi 
 
 Labbe, Eruditae Prouuntiationis Catholicli Indicae ; Opera 
 
 et Studio Philippi 1 
 
 Leland's Dissertation on the Principles of Human Elo- 
 quence I 
 
 Lindley Murray's English Reader. Gift of Mr. Gco. 
 
 Douglas 1 
 
 My Pocket Book ; or Hints for a Tour in quarto, to be 
 called, The Stranger in Ireland. Gift of 
 Wm. Lorman, Esq. I 
 
 Progress of Romance, through Times, Countries, and 
 Manners ; with Remarks on the good and bad 
 Effects of it, on them respectively 1 
 
 Pye's Translation of the Poetic of Aristotle 1 
 
 Rollin's Method of Teaching and Studying Belles-Lettres 4 
 
 Roman Nights ; or Dialogues at the Tombs of the Scipios ; 
 
 from the Italian of Count Verri 1 
 
 Sale of Authors ; a Dialogue in imitation of Lucian's Sale 
 
 of Philosophers 1 
 
 Shakespeare Illustrated : or the Novels and Histories, on 
 which his Plays are founded ; with Critical Re- 
 marks, by the author of the Female Quixote 2 
 
 Sheridan's Lectures on the Art of Reading 1 
 
 Spence's Essay on Pope's Odyssey 1 
 
 Trusler'sDistinction between Words esteemed Synonymous, 
 in the English Language 1 
 
 Vortigern and Rowena, Passages selected by distinguished 
 
 personages, on the Great Trial of 1 
 
 Warton's (Thomas) Observations on the Fairy Queen of 
 
 Spencer 2 
 
 Weston, Q. Horatius Flaccus cum Locis quibusdam 
 
 e Gryecis criptoribus Collatus ; a Stephano !
 
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 KIBLICAL. 
 
 FOLIO. VOL. 
 
 Hammond's (Dr. Henry) Paraphrases and Annotations 
 upon all the New Testament, the Psalms, and 
 the Proverbs. See his works 3d and 4th vols. 
 
 Holmes, Vetus Testamentum Graecum, cum Variis Lecti- 
 onibus : Edidit Robertus (the three first Nos.) 
 
 Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments : 
 
 Printed in Massachusetts by Isaiah Thomas 1 
 
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 Lectionibus. Edidit Benjaminus 2 
 
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 ment : The fourth volume, comprehending 
 the Prophets, being a continuation by William 
 Lowth 4 
 
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 Whitby's (Daniel) Paraphrase and Commentary on the 
 
 New Testament 2 
 
 Woide, Novum Testamentum Graecum, e Codice M. S. 
 
 Alexandrine Descriptum a Carolo Godefriedo 1 
 
 aUARTO. 
 
 Black wall, the Sacred Classics defended and illustrated : 
 
 By A 1 
 
 Blair's (Rev. John) Lectures on the Canon of Scriptures : i 
 
 Blayney's (Benjamin) translation of Jeremiah and Lamen- 
 tations : with Notes 1 
 
 Dissertation on Daniel's Prophecy of 
 
 Seventy Weeks ; to which is added his transla- 
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 Boch arti (Samuelis) Hierozoicon, Sive de Animalibus S. 
 
 Scripturae, recensuit E. F. 0. RosertnniHer ' ^
 
 4$ BIBLICAL 
 
 aUARTO. VOL 
 
 Brya'nt's (Jacob) Observations upon some Passages in 
 Scripture, which the enemies of Religion have 
 thought most obnoxiou., 1 
 
 Campbell, The Four Gospels, translated from the Greek, 
 
 with Dissertations and Notes : by George 2 
 
 Crude n's (Alexander) Concordance to the Holy Scriptures 
 
 of the Old and New Testament 1 
 
 Delgado's (Isaac) New English Translation of the Penta- 
 teuch 1 
 
 Gilpin's (William) Exposition of the New Testament 1 
 
 Holy Bible translated from the Latin Vulgate; with 
 Annotations : Do-way edition, printed by Carey 
 & Co. Philadelphia 1 
 
 King's (Edward) Remarks upon the Signs of the Times, 
 1799: And Bishop of Rochester's Critical 
 Disquisitions on the 18th Chapter of Isaiah, in 
 answer to Do. 1 
 
 Locke's (John) Paraphrase and Notes on the Epistles of 
 
 St. Paul 1 
 
 and William Dodd's Common-Place-Book to 
 
 the Holy Bible 1 
 
 Lowman's (Moses) Paraphrase and Notes on the Revela- 
 tion of St. John 1 
 
 McKnight's (James) Harmony of the Four Gospels i 
 
 with a Paraphrase and Notes 1 
 
 Literal translation of the Apostle St. Paul's 
 
 first and second Epistles to the Thessalonians : 
 with a Commentary and Notes 1 
 
 Newton's (Isaac) Observations upon the Prophecies of 
 
 Daniel, and the Apocalypse of St. John 1 
 
 Oxven, the Modes of Quotation used by the Evangelical 
 Writers, Explained and Vindicated; by Dr. 
 Henry 1 
 
 Philiponi, (Joannis) in Caput 1. Geneseos, de Mundi Cre- 
 
 atione, Libri Septem : Interprete B. Corderio 1 
 
 Royaumoflt, Histoire du Vieux et du Nouveau Testament, 
 avec Figures et Explications ; par 
 Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend. I 
 
 Sigonii, (Caroli) de Republica Hebraeorum, Libri Septem 1 
 
 Stillingfleet's Origines Sacrae ; or the Truth and Divine 
 
 . Authority of the Scriptures, asserted 1 
 
 Welle's Companion to the Holy Bible: with maps and 
 
 plates 2
 
 BIBLICAL. 47 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Bull's (Bishop) Harmonia Apostolica ; or the Agreement of 
 St. Paul and St. James ; translated from the 
 Latin, by the Rev. T. Wilkinson 1 
 
 Border's (Samuel) Oriental Customs ; or an Illustration of 
 
 the Sacred Scriptures, &c. 1 
 
 Burnett's (Thomas) Sacred Theory of the Earth 2 
 
 Chardin's (John) Observations on divers passages of Scrip- 
 ture 4 
 
 Doddridge's Expositor ; or a Paraphrase and Version of 
 the New Testament ; with Critical Notes, and 
 a Practical Improvement of each Section 6 
 
 Faber's (Geo. S.) Hon Mosaicae ; or a View of the Mo- 
 saical Records, with respect to their Coincidence 
 with Profane Antiquity, and their Connection 
 with Christianity 2 
 
 Dissertation on the Prophecies relative to the 
 Great Period of 1260 years 2 
 
 Farmer's (Hugh) Letters on the Gospel Demoniacks 1 
 
 Gray's (Robert) Key to the Old Testament 1 
 
 Guyse's (Dr. John) Practical Expositor ; or an Exposition 
 of the New Testament, in the form of a Para- 
 phrase ; with Notes, and serious Recollections 6 
 
 Home's (Bishop) Commentary on the Book of Psalms 2 
 
 Hardis's (James) Dissertations on the Nature and Occasion 
 
 of Psalm and Prophecy 1 
 
 Jones's (William) Course of Lectures on the Figurative 
 Language of the Holy Scripture, and the Inter- 
 pretation of it, from Scripture itself, &c. 1 
 
 Jurieu on the Accomplishment of the Prophecies 1 
 
 Kennicott's (Benjamin) Dissertations on the State of the 
 
 Printed Hebrew Text of the Old Testament 2 
 
 Dissertations on the Tree of Life, in Paradise ; 
 
 and on the Oblations of Cain and Abel 1 
 
 Kelt's (Henry) View of Scriptural Prophecies, and their 
 
 Accomplishment 2 
 
 Leland, the Divine Authority of the Old and New Tes- 
 tament asserted: by John 1 
 
 Levi's Defence of the Old Testament. Sec Theological 
 Misc. Vol. 1st 
 
 Lowman's (Moses) Dissertation on the Civil Government 
 
 of the Hebrews I
 
 4 BIBLICAL 
 
 OCTAVO VOL. 
 
 Lowth's (Dr. Robert) New Translation of Isaiah ; with a 
 
 Preliminary Dissertation, and Critical Notes 2 
 
 Michaeli, Introduction to the New Testament ; translated 
 
 byH. Marsh, from the German of John David 5 
 
 Miscellanea Sacra 3 
 
 Newcome's (Bishop William) Historical View of the 
 
 English Biblical Translations 1 
 
 Newton's (Bishop Thomas) Works 5 
 
 Dissertations on theProphecies 2 
 
 Nisbet's (N.) Key to the Understanding of the most diffi- 
 cult Passages in the New Testament 1 
 
 Oliver's Scripture-Lexicon; or a Dictionary of above Four 
 thousand Proper Names, Persons, and Places, 
 mentioned in the Bible, divided into Syllables; 
 with their proper Accents, and Description of 
 them 1 
 
 Orton's (Rev. Job) Short and Plain Exposition of the Old 
 Testament ; with Devotional and Practical Re- 
 flections, for the use of Families 5 
 
 Paley's Horae Paulhrae; or the Truth of the Scripture His- 
 tory of St. Paul, evinced 1 
 
 Playford's English Version of the Psalms 1 
 
 Pluche, The Truth of the Gospel demonstrated from Pro- 
 phecy : From the French of the Abbe 2 
 
 Priestley's (Dr. Joseph) Letters to Bishop Newcome, on the 
 
 Duration of our Saviour's Ministry 1 
 
 Robert's (Peter) Answer to Volney's Book called the 
 
 Ruins 1 
 
 Stanhope's (George) Paraphrase and Comment upon the 
 Epistles and Gospels appointed to be used in the 
 Church of England, on all Sundays and Holy days 4 
 
 Thomson, The Old Covenant, commonly called The Old 
 Testament: translated from the Septuagint : 
 by Charles Philadelphia 1808 4 
 
 Travis's (George) Letters to Edward Gibbon, Esq. author 
 of the History of the Decline and Fall of the 
 Roman Empire 1 
 
 Voltaire, Letters to, by certain Jews, containing an Apo- 
 logy fgr the Old Testament: from the French 
 of the Abbe Guenee
 
 BIBLICAL 49 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Watson's (Dr. R.) Apology for the Bible ; in a Series of 
 
 Letters addressed to Thomas Paine 1 
 
 Wilson's (W.) Method of Explaining the New Testa- 
 ment, &c. J 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Bible, Morality of the, extracted from all the Canonical 
 Books, both of the Old and New Testament : 
 by R. C. 1 
 
 Butler's (Charles) Horae Biblicae ; or Notes on the Origi- 
 nal Text, early Versions, and printed Editions 
 of the Old and New Testament I 
 
 Cooper's (Samuel) Four Hundred Texts of the Holy Scrip- 
 ture, explained 1 
 Truth of Christianity, evinced in a new Expla- 
 nation of the seventh Chapter of Isaiah 1 
 
 Gother's (Dr. John) Instructions, and Practical Thoughts 
 on the Epistles, Lessons, and Gospels of all the 
 Sundays, Festivals, &c. 2 
 
 History of the Life of our Lord Jesus Christ : from the 
 
 French 1 
 
 Neweome's (Bishop William) Dissertation on the Duration 
 
 of our Lord's Ministry ; in reply to Dr. Priestley 1 
 
 Paine's Age of Reason, A Reply to 1 
 
 Scott's (Thomas) Vindication of the Divine Inspiration of 
 the Holy Scriptures; in Answer to T. Pdine y s 
 Age of Reason 1 
 
 Watson's Apology for the Bible. See Reply to Paine's 
 
 Age of Reason 1 
 
 Whitaker's (E. W.) General and Connected View of the 
 Prophecies ; with a brief Account of their Ac- 
 rfomplishment 1
 
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 SIOGR4PHY, 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 JBlfredi Magni Anglarum Regis Vita : a Johanne Spelman. 
 See Spelmani Glossarium 
 
 Atheude Oxonienses: An exact History of all the Writers 
 and Bishops who have had their education in 
 the University of Oxford; from 1500, to 1695 2 
 
 Barnes's History of the Life of Edward III ; and that of 
 
 his Son, sirnamed the Black-Prince 1 
 
 Biographia Britannica ; or the Lives of the most eminent 
 Persons who have flourished in Great Britain 
 and Ireland. By Kippis 5 
 
 Carte's History of the Life of James Duke of Ormonde 3 
 
 Cave's Lives of the most Eminent of the Primitive Fathers, 
 during the first three hundred years. Gift of 
 Mr. George W. Field 2 
 
 Dictionaire Historique et Critique de Bayle. Gift of 
 
 Wm. M'Creery, Esq. 4 
 
 Dictionary, (A General) Historical and Critical; containing 
 the History of the most illustrious Persons, of 
 all Ages and Nations, particularly those of Great 
 Britain and Ireland: and including a Transla- 
 tion of Bayle's, with Reflections on those Pas- 
 sages which seem to favour Scepticism : by 
 Bernard, Birch, Lockman, &c. 10 
 
 Priestley's (Joseph) Map of Biography 
 
 aUARTO. 
 
 Abeilard and Heloisa, Berrington's Lives of 1 
 Alexander the Great, Clayton's Life of 1 
 Bowyer, Biographical Anecdotes of William : by John Ni- 
 chols 1 
 Cook, Kippis's Life of 1 
 Erasmus, Jortin's Life of 2 
 Fox, Publick Life of Charles James : by Fell 1 
 Gassendus de Vita Peireskii 1
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 51 
 
 fcUARTO. VOL. 
 
 Herbert, Life of Lord 1 
 
 Hutchinson, Memoirs of the Life of Colonel 1 
 
 Leo Xth, Roscoe's Life and Pontificate of 4 
 
 Linnaeus, Trappe's Translation of the Life of Sir Charles 1 
 
 Mansfield, Holliday's Life of Lord 1 
 Mason's Life of Gray. See Misc. for Gray's works 
 
 Medici, Roscoe's Life of Lorenzo de 2 
 
 Milton, Hayley's Life of 1 
 Peintres, Entretien sur les Vies et sur les Ouvrages des 
 
 plus Excellens. Gift of Henry Nicpls, Esq. 2 
 
 Pennant, Life of Thomas 1 
 
 Pilkington's Biographical Dictionary of Painters 1 
 
 Poggio Bracciolini, Life of, by Shepherd 1 
 
 Stanley's Lives of the Philosophers 1 
 
 Strutt's Biographical Dictionary of all the Engravers 2 
 
 Thomas, Military Memoirs of Mr. George 1 
 
 Walker's Memoirs of the Irish Bards 1 
 Walpole, Coxe's Memoirs of the Life and Administration 
 
 of Sir Robert 3 
 
 . Coxe's Memoirs of Horatio Lord 1 
 
 Wilmot, Memoirs of the Life of Sir John E. 1 
 touch's Edition of Walton's Lives of Dr. John Donne, 
 
 Sir Henry Wotton, Mr. Richard Hooker, Mr. 
 
 George Herbert, and Dr. Robert Sanderson ; 
 
 with Notes, and the Life of the Author 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Addington's Life of St. Paul, and Remarks on his writings I 
 
 Addison's Anecdotes, Memoirs, &c. 12 
 Adolphus, Biographical Memoirs of the French Re volution; 
 
 by John 2 
 Agricola, Aikin's Translation of Tacitus's Treatise on the 
 
 Inhabitants of Germany; and the Life of 1 
 
 Anquetil's Anecdotes of the Court of Lewis XIV. 2 
 
 Argyle, Campbell's Life of John Duke of 1 
 
 Au^igne, The Life of Theod. Agrippa D' 1 
 
 Beattie, Forbes's Life of James 3 
 
 Belknap's American Biography 1 
 Berkeley, Bishop of Cloyne in Ireland, Memoirs of 
 
 George 1 
 
 Berwick, Memoirs of the Marshal, written by himself ?
 
 52 BIOGRAPHY 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Biographia Evangelica; or an Historical Account of the 
 Lives and Deaths of the most eminent Protes- 
 tant Authors and Preachers, to the year 1 785 4 
 Navalis ; or Memoirs of the Lives and Charac- 
 ters of the Officers of the Navy of Great Bri- 
 tain ; from 1660, to 1794 : by J. Charnock ti 
 
 Medica ; or Memoirs of the Lives and Writings 
 
 of the most eminent Medical Characters : by 
 Benjamin Hutchinson 2 
 
 Biographiana: by the Compiler of Anecdotes of distin- 
 guished Persons 2 
 Biographical Anecdotes of distinguished Persons, chiefly 
 of the eighteenth and two preceding Centuries: 
 by W. Seward. Gift of Mr. John Cole 5 
 
 Anecdotes of the most eminent Persons of the 
 
 eighteenth Century 3 
 
 Birknell's Instances of the Mutability of Fortune; selected 
 
 from Ancient and Modern History 1 
 
 Blair, Hill's Account of the Life and Writings of Dr. 1 
 
 uchan's Lives of Fletcher and Thomson 1 
 
 Burke, Bisset's Life of Edmund 2 
 
 Butler, The Lives of the Primitive Fathers, Martyrs, and 
 
 other principal Saints: by the Rev. Alban 12 
 
 Cagliostro, Life of 1 
 
 Campbell's Lives of the British Admirals, to the year 1779 4 
 Catharine II. Empress of Russia, Tooke's Life of 3 
 
 Celini, The Life of Benvenuto : by Thomas Nugent" 1 
 
 Charles II. King of Great Britain, Harris's Historical and 
 
 Critical Account of the Life of 2 
 
 Charles XII. King of Sweden, History of: from the 
 
 French of Voltaire 1 
 
 Chatham, Life of Lord 3 
 
 Chatterton, Gregory's Life of 1 
 
 Cicero, Middleton's Life of 3 
 
 Clarendon, Lord High Chancellor of England, The Life of 
 
 Edward Earl of; written by himself 3 
 
 Cleri's Journal of Lewis xvi, whilst in the Temple 1 
 
 Constantine the Great, Life of: from the French of Le 
 
 Beau 1 
 
 Cook, Kippis's Life of Captain 1 
 
 Cromwell, Harris's Life of Oliver 1
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 53 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Cromwell, Noble's Memoirs of the Prote,cloral House of 2 
 
 David, Historical Life of King 2 
 
 Chandler's Critical History of the Life of King 2 
 
 Defoe, Chalmer's Life of 1 
 
 Dermody, Raymond's Life of Thomas 2 
 Doddridge, Memoirs of the Life and Writings of the 
 
 Rev. P. 1 
 Dumouriez, the Life of General 
 
 Eikon-Basilike ; or a Portraiture of the Life and Suffer- 
 ings of Charles 1st 1 
 Fielding, Xenophon's Memoirs of Socrates : translated by 
 
 Sarah 1 
 
 Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, The Life of 2 
 
 B. H. La Trobe's Anecdotes of 1 
 
 Thiebault's Original Anecdotes of % 
 
 Garrick, Memoirs of the Life of David : by Thomas Da- 
 vies 2 
 
 The Life of: by A. Murphy 2 
 
 Gilpin's Life of Archbishop Cranmer 1 
 
 Bishop Latimer, and Bernard Gilpin 1 
 
 Wicliff, and his most eminent Disciples 1 
 
 Guion, The Life of Lady : from the French 1 
 
 Grotius, Burigny's Life of 1 
 
 Gustavus the Great, King of Sweden, Harte's Life of 2 
 
 Heath, Memoirs of Major General : written by himself 1 
 Hildesley, Bishop of Sodor and Mann, Memoirs of Rt. 
 
 Rev. Mark : by the Rev. W. Butler 1 
 Hogarth, Biographical Anecdotes of William 1 
 Home, Jones's Life of the Rt. Rev. George 1 
 Howe, Mason's Life of Richard Earl i 
 Human-Longevity ; or a List of Seventeen Hundred and 
 twelve Persons who attained a Century and 
 upwards; with Anecdotes;- of the most Re- 
 markable : by J. Easton 1 
 Hume, Ritchie's Account of the Life and Writings of 
 
 David l 
 
 Hunter's Sacred Biography 6 
 
 Johnson, Boswell's Life of Samuel 3 
 
 Robert Anderson's Life of Samuel 1 
 
 Letters to, and from Samuel : published by Hes- 
 ter Lynch Piozzi 2 
 
 H
 
 54 BIOGRAPHY 
 
 \ 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Johnson, John Hawkins's Life of Dr. Samuel I 
 
 Jones, Memoirs of the Life of Sir William 1 
 
 Lackington, Life of James ; witten by himself. Gift of 
 
 the Author 1 
 
 Leland, (John) Thomas Heatne, and Anthony a Wood, 
 
 The Lives of those eminent Antiquaries 2 
 
 Lewis XVI, Hue's Account of the last Years of the Life 
 
 of 1 
 
 Lounger's Common-Place Book; or Anecdotes Biogra- 
 phic, Political, &c. 4. 
 Mahome't, Prideaux's Life of 1 
 Marlborough, Lediard's Life of John Duke of 2 
 
 .. An Account of the Conduct of the Dowager 
 
 Duchess of; from her first coming to Court, to 
 the year 1710: by herself 1 
 
 Memoirs of Politianus, Sannazarius Bembus, Fracastorius, 
 Flaminius, and the Amalthaei : by the Rev. W. 
 Parr Greswell 1 
 
 Metastasio, Burney's Memoirs of the Life and Writings of 3 
 Mirabeau's Secret History of the Court of Berlin, in 1 786 2 
 More, Warner's Life of Sir Thomas ; to which is added 
 
 his History of Utopia I 
 Nash, Goldsmith's Life of 1 
 Paine, Life of Thomas. Gift of D. M'Mechen, Esq. 1 
 Peter the Great, Anecdotes of 1 
 Petersburg, Secret Memoirs of the Court of, towards the 
 * end of the Reign of Catharine II, and the Com- 
 mencement of that of Paul I. 1 
 Philip King of Macedon, Leland's History of the Life of 2 
 ^lutarch's Lives ; translated from the Greek by Lang- 
 home G 
 Pole, History of the Life of Cardinal 2 
 Neve's Animadversions on Mr. Philip's Life of Car- 
 dinal 1 
 Pope, Wharton's Life of Sir Thomas 1 
 Pyrrhus, The Life and Military Exploits of 1 
 Richardson, The Life and private Correspondence of Sa- 
 muel 6 
 Robertson, Account of the Life and Writings of Dr. Wil- 
 liam : by Dugald Stewart 1
 
 BIOGRAPHY 55 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Rousseau's (J. J.) Original Correspondence with Mad. de 
 
 La Tour-Franqueville, and M. du Peyron : from 
 
 the French 2 
 
 Ruddiman, The Life of Thomas : by George Chalmers 1 
 Sancho's Letters; with Memoirs of his Life 1 
 
 Sextus V, Leti's Life of Pope 1 
 
 Sobieski, King of Poland, Coyer's Life of John I 
 
 Socinus, Toulmin's Memoirs of the Life and Writings of 
 
 Faustus 1 
 
 Socrates, The Life of: by Gilbert Cooper 1 
 
 Sweden, Characters and Anecdotes of the Court of; from 
 
 1770, to 1780. Gift of John O'Donnell, 
 
 Esq. I 
 
 Thomson's Lives of the Twelve Caesars ; from the Latin 
 
 of Suetonius 1 
 
 Tillotson, Birch's Life of Dr. J. 1 
 
 Troubadours, Literary History of the, containing their 
 
 Lives : from the French of St. Pelaie 1 
 
 Turenne, The Life of Marshal De 2 
 
 Turgot, The Life of Mons. 1 
 
 Twiss's Anecdotes of Chess-Players ; with Researches on 
 
 the Game of Chess 2 
 
 Wakefield, Memoirs of the Life of Gilbert : written By 
 
 himself 1 
 
 Wales, Birch's Life of Henry Prince of 1 
 
 Washington, the Life of General : by John Marshall 5 
 
 Ramsay's Life of General 1 
 
 Wraxall's Memoirs of the Courts of Berlin, Dresden, 
 
 Warsaw, and Vienna; in 1777, '78, and '79 2 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Aikins's Translation of D'Alembert's Select Eulogies of 
 
 Members of the French Academy; with Notes 2 
 American Nepos 1 
 
 Anas, The French 3 
 
 Andrews, Anecdotes, &c. Antient and Modern : by J. 
 
 Pettit 1 
 
 Anecdotes (Biographical) of the Founders of the French 
 
 Republic ?
 
 BIOGRAPHY 56 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Authors, Walpole's Biographical Catalogue of Royal and 
 
 , Noble 2 
 Beauveau, Memoires du Marquis de, pour servir a 1'His- 
 
 toire de Charles IV. Due de Lorraine 1 
 
 Biographia Classica 2 
 
 Biographical Cusiosities 1 
 
 Charles XII. Roi de Suede, Histoire de : par Voltaire 1 
 Clairon, Memoirs of Hyppolite; with Reflections on the 
 
 Dramatic Art : by herself 2 
 
 Commodus, The Life of : from the Greek of Herodian 1 
 
 Cowper, Hayley's Life and Posthumous Works of William 3 
 
 Cumberland's (Richard) Memoirs : by himself 1 
 
 Anecdotes of eminent Painters in Spain 2 
 
 Drake's Essays, Biographical, Critical, and Historical; 
 illustrative of the Tatler, Spectator, and Guar- 
 dian 3 
 Eloges des Academiciens, morts depuis le renouvellement 
 de 1' Academic des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres. 
 Gift of the Rev. Mr. Nagot 2 
 Erasmus, The Apophtegms of the Ancients : selected from 
 
 the Greek and Latin collections of 2 
 
 Eugene, Prince of Savoy, The History of Francis 1 
 
 Fanning, Memoirs of the Life of Captain 1 
 
 Foote, Memoirs of Samuel 2 
 
 Frederick the Great, Zimmerman's Select Views of 2 
 Ganganelli, Pope Clement XIV, Letters of; to which are 
 
 prefixed Anecdotes of his Life 2 
 
 Gardiner, The Life of Colonel : by P. Doddridge 1 
 
 Hanway, Pugh's Life of 1 
 
 Harriot's (Lieut. John) Struggles through Life 2 
 
 Holt's Characters of the Kings and Queens of England 3 
 Howard, Life of John : by Aiken. Gift of Mr. G. W. 
 
 Field 1 
 Itard, Historical Account of the Discovery and Education 
 of a Savage-Man, caught in the woods, near 
 
 Aveyron, in 1 798 : from the French of 1 
 
 Kotzbue, The most Remarkable Year in the Life of Von 1 
 
 La Motte, The Life of the Countess de 2 
 
 Lee, Memoirs of the Life of General Charles 1 
 
 Lewis XV. Memoirs of the Private Life of 4
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 5; 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Maintenon, Memoirs for the History of Madame d$ 5 
 
 - r- Letters of Madame de 2 
 
 Mayor's British Nepos 1 
 
 Moreau, The Life and Campaigns of General 1 
 Ninon de L'Enclos, Memoirs of; with her Letters to 
 Mons. de St. Evremond, and to the Marquis de 
 
 Sevigne 1 
 
 Petrarch, The Life of 2 
 
 Pilkington, Memoirs of Mrs. 3 
 
 Pitt, Life of William 1 
 
 Priestley's Explanation of his Biographical Chart 1 
 
 Putnam, Humphrey's Life of General 1 
 
 Retz, Memoirs of Cardinal de 4 
 Revolutionary Plutarch; exhibiting the most distinguished 
 
 Characters of the French Republic 3 
 Romans, D'Arnays Private Life of the 1 
 Rousseau, Anecdotes of J. J. 1 
 Russel, Letters of Lady 1 
 Sevigne, Letters from the Marchioness de, to her Daugh- 
 ter the Countess de Grignan : from the French 7 
 Stiles's History of three Judges of King Charles I, who 
 
 fled to America 1 
 
 Trenk, Life of Baron De 1 
 Wesley, Hampson's Memoirs of the Life and Writings of 
 
 Rev. John 3 
 
 Wilke's (John) Correspondence vjjjh his Friends; with 
 
 Memoirs of his Life 5 
 
 Zimmerman, Tissot's Life of Dr. 1.
 
 68 
 
 AUARTO, 
 
 Black's Lectures on the Elements of Chymistry j delivered 
 in the University of Edinburgh, and published 
 by Dr. J. Robison 2 
 
 Fourcroy, Translation of the Table of Chymical Nomen- 
 clature, proposed by Guyton de Morveau, La- 
 voisier, Bertholet, and 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Bergman's Dissertation on Elective Attractions : transla- 
 ted from the Latin J 
 
 Physical and Chymical Essays: translated by 
 
 Dr. Cullen 3 
 
 Cramer's Elements of the Art of Assaying Metals 1 
 
 Davy's Researches, Chymical and Philosophical ; chiefly 
 
 concerning Nitrous Oxide 1 
 
 Fourcroy's Elements of Natural History and Chymistry 3 
 
 Supplement to ditto I 
 
 Philosophy of Chymistry 1 
 
 Fulhame's (Mrs.) Essay on Combustion 1 
 
 Gren, Principles of Modern Chymistry : translated from 
 
 the German of Dr. F. C. 2 
 
 Higgins's (Bryan) Experiments and Observations on Sub- 
 jects of Chymical Philosophy 1 
 
 (William) Comparative View of the Phlogistic, 
 
 and Anti-Phlogistic Theories 1 
 
 Ingen-Housz, Experiments upon Vegetables: by Dr. John 1 
 Jacquin's Elements of Chymistry: from the German 1 
 
 Kirwan's Essay on the Analysis of Mineral Waters 1 
 
 Klaproth, Analytical Essays towards promoting the Chy- 
 mical Knowledge of Mineral Substances : from 
 the German of Dr. M. H. 2 
 
 Lagrange, Manual of a Course of Chymistry: from the 
 
 French of 2
 
 CHYMISTRY 59 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Lavoisier's Elements of Chymistry 1 
 
 Nicholson's First Principles of Chymistry 1 
 Peart (Dr.) on the Composition and Properties of Water, 
 
 in various Chymical Operations ; with a Review 
 
 of Mrs. Fulhame's Essay on Combustion 1 
 Priestley's (Dr. Joseph) Experiments and Observations on 
 
 different Kinds of Air 3 
 
 Scheele's Chymical Essays 1 
 
 Thomson's System of Chymistry 5 
 Yeats's Observations on the Claims of the Moderns, to 
 
 some Discoveries in Chymistry and Physiology 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Watson's Chymical Essays 5
 
 60 ) 
 
 CLASSICS. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 See Demosthenes 
 
 Callirnachi Hymni et Epigrammata, Greece. Glasguce. 
 
 Foulis, A. D. 1 755 1 
 
 Demosthenis et jfEschinis Opera, Graece et Latine : cum 
 utrius que Autoris Vita, et Notis H. Volfii. 
 Basileae, A. D. 1572 1 
 
 Diodori Siculi Bibliothecae Historicae Libri qui supersunt; 
 Graece et Latine, cum Notis: Wesselingii Editio. 
 Amstelodami, A. D. 1 746 2 
 
 Dionis Cassii Cocceiani Historiae Romanae Libri XLVI, 
 partim integri, partim mutili, partim excerpti: 
 Graece et Latine. Hanovice 1606 1 
 
 Dionysli Halicarnasei Originum Sive Antiquitatum Roma- 
 narum Libri XI ; Latine interpretati per Lappum 
 Biragum. Apud Bern. Celerium Delvere. 
 Tarvisii, A. D. 1480 1 
 
 Euripidis quae extant Omnia, Graece; cum Latinis Notis 
 
 Josuae Barnes. Cantabrigce 1694 1 
 
 Herodoti Halicarnassei Historiarum Libri IX: Item Vita 
 Homeri, Graece et Latine. Gronovii Editio. 
 Lugduni Batavorum. 1715 1 
 
 Luciani Samosatensis Opera omnia quue extant, Graece; 
 cum Bourdelotii Latina interpretatione. Lute- 
 tice Parisiorum. 1615 1 
 
 Pindari Olympia, Nemea, Pythia, Isthmia, una cum La- 
 tina omnium Versione Carmine Lyrico: per Ni- 
 colaum Sudorium. West et Welstedi Editio. 
 Oxonii 1697 1 
 
 Platonis Opera omnia quae extant, Graece et Latine: 
 
 M. Ficino Interprete. Francofurti 1602 1 
 
 Pluta/chi Chaeronensis omnia quae extant Opera, Graece 
 et Latine. J. Rualdi Editio. Lutetice Parisio- 
 rum. 1624 2
 
 CLASSICS. 61 
 
 FOLIO. VOL, 
 
 4 
 
 Thucydidis De Bello Peloponnesiaco Libri Octo, Graece : 
 cum Latinis Adnotationibus H. Stephani et Jo- 
 annis Hudsoni. Dukeri Editio. Amstelodami 
 
 1731 1 
 Vitruvii De Architectura, Libri Decem: cum Notie, &c. 
 
 Johannis De Laet Editio. Lugduni-Batav. 1649 1 
 Xenophontis quae extant Opera, Graece : Latinas Adnota- 
 tiones scripsit atque excudit H. Stephanus. 
 A. D. 1581 1 
 
 ftUARTO. 
 
 Ammiani Marcellini Rerum Gestarum Libri qui extant : 
 
 cum Notis, &c. H. Valesii. Parisiis 1636 1 
 
 Anacreontis Odae et Fragmenta, Graece et Latine : cum 
 Notis J. C. De Paw. Trajecti ad Rhenum. 
 
 1732 1 
 Antonini (Marci) Imperatoris De Rebus suis, sive de eis 
 
 quae ad se pertinere censebat, Libri Duodecim, 
 Graece et Latine : cum Notis. Londini. 1697 1 
 
 Apolonii Rhodii Argonauticon Libri IV, Gruece : Latinas 
 Adnotationes scripsit atque excudit H. Stepha- 
 nus. A. D. 1574 1 
 
 Apuleii Operum Tomus Primus complectens Metamorpho- 
 seon, sive de Asino, Lib. XI. In usum Delphini. 
 Parisiis 1688 
 
 Aristophanis Comuediae Undecim, Graece et Latine; cum 
 Notis S. Bergleri et C. A. Dukeri. Lugduni 
 Batavorum. 1760 2 
 
 C. Julii Caesaris Quae extant; cum Graeca Versione, et No- 
 tis politicis et criticis Jo. Brantii : G. Jungerma- 
 ni Editio. Francofurtl. 1 606 1 
 
 Catulli, Tibulli et Propertii Opera; cum Notis, Sec. P. Sil- 
 
 vii : In usum Delphini. Parisiis. 1685 2 
 
 Claudiani Opera quae extant; cum Notis, &e. G. Pyrrhi : 
 
 In usum Delphini. Parisiis. 1677 1 
 
 Homeri Ilias Graece et Latine: Annotationes scripsit at 
 que edidit Samuel Clarke, S. R. S. Londini 
 1754 2 
 
 Homeri Odyssea, Graece et Latine : cum Annotationibus 
 
 Samuelis Clarke, S. T. P. Londini 1 740 2
 
 64 CLASSICS, 
 
 aUARTO. VOL. 
 
 Horatii Flacci Opera ; cum B. Parthenii Commentariis. Ve- 
 
 netiis. Apud D. Nicolinum* A. D. 1583 1 
 
 Livii (Titi) Historiarum Decas Quarta, et Quintae quod 
 extat : cum Notis Jo. Doujatii : In usum Del- 
 phini. Parisiis 1682 1 
 
 Job. Freinshemii Supplementum. Parisiis 1679 1 
 
 Longini (Dionysii) De Sublimitate Commentarius, Greece : 
 Jacobus Tollius Versionem suam Latinam, et 
 Gallicam Boilavii, cum ejusdem, ac Dacierii, suis 
 que Notis Gallicis addidit. Trajecti ad Rhe- 
 num 1694 1 
 
 M. Manilii Astronomicon : cum Notis M. Fayi : In usum 
 
 Delphim. Parisiis 1689 1 
 
 Martialis Epigrammatum Libri XV : cum L. Ramirez De 
 
 Prado Commentariis. Parisiis. A. D. 1607 1 
 
 Panegyrici Veteres Duodecim a Plinio, Mamertino, Eume- 
 nio, &c. conscripti: cum Notis et Interpreta- 
 tione P. De La Beaune. Lutetice-Parisiorum. 
 A. D. 1676 1 
 
 Plauti Comaediae superstites: cum J. P. Parei Notis. Ne- 
 
 apoli Nemetum. A. D. 1619 1 
 
 Statii Operum Tomus Primus, complectens Thebaidos Li- 
 bros Duodecim ; cum Notjs C. Beraldi : In usum 
 Delphini. Parisiis 1685 1 
 
 Virgilii Marohis Opera : cum M. S. Honorati Commen- 
 
 taviis. Coloniae 1610 1 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 jEschinis in Ctesiphontem, et Demosthenis De Corona 
 
 Orationes ; Graece et Latine. Oxonii 1 726 1 
 
 ^Eschyli Tragaediae quae extant: cum Versione Latina, et 
 
 Lectionibus Variantibus. Glasguce 1 746 2 
 
 Avistotelis Politicorum Libri Octo, Graece et Latine: cum 
 D. Heinsii Paraphrasi. Lugduni Batavorum. 
 Ex Officina Elzeviriana. 1621 1 
 
 Epicteti Enchiridion ; una cum Cebetis Tabula, Simplicii et 
 Arriani Commentariis, Graece: Omnia H. Wol- 
 fio Interprete. Londini 1670 1(
 
 CLASSICS. 63 
 
 OCTAVO. VODi 
 
 Isocratis Opera quae extant omnia, Graece: cum Variis 
 Lectionibus, Versione nova, ac Notis G. Battle. 
 Londini 1749 2 
 
 Juvenalis et Persii Satirae ; cum Interpretatione ac Notis 
 Ludovici Pratei : In usum Delphini. Londini 
 1715. The Gift of H. Nicols, Esq. 1 
 
 Lucani Pharsaliae Libri Decem; cum Supplement! Libris 
 VII, Notis, et Lectionibus Variantibus: Authore 
 Thoma Majo 1 
 
 Lucretii Cari De Rerum Natura Libri VI : cum Notis D. 
 
 Lambini. Francofurti 1583 1 
 
 Senecae (L. Annaei) Opera omnia quae extant : cum Notis 
 
 Lipsii et Gronovii. Amstelodami Elz. 1672 3 
 
 Sophoclis Tragaediae Septem, Graece et Latine : cum No- 
 tis et Variis Lectionibus Thomae Johnson. Eto- 
 nce 1775 2 
 
 Suetonii Tranquilli Opera omnia, Notis illustrata. Oxonii 
 
 1690. Gift of H. Nicols, Esq. I 
 
 Theocriti, Moschi et Bionis Idyllia, Graece et Latine : cum 
 
 Notis. Londini 1760 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Auli Gellii Nodes Atticae. Amstelodami. Elz. 1665 1 
 
 Cornelii Nepotis Opera 1 
 
 Flori, L. J. Historiae Romanae Libri Quatuor 1 
 
 Homeri Ilias, per L. Valensem Latina facta. Colonies 1 522 1 
 
 Odyssea : Volaterani Latina Editio. Colonies 1524 1 
 Lucian, The Select Dialogues of, in Greek ; with a Lite- 
 ral Translation in Latin, and Notes in English, 
 
 by Ed. Murphy. Philadelphia I 
 Patercuh* C. V. Q.uae supersunt, ex Historiae Romanae 
 
 voluminibus duobus. Glasguce 1752 1 
 
 Poetae Minores Graeci 1 
 
 Latini 1 
 Quintus Curtius Rufus, De Rebus Gestis Alexandri Magni; 
 
 cum Freinshemii Supplemento 1 
 
 Terentii Comaediae : cum Notis - 1
 
 ( 64 ) 
 EDUCATION. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Address to a young Lady, on her Entrance into the 
 
 World 2 
 
 Berkenhout's (Dr.) Letters to his Son, at the University 1 
 Edgeworth's (Maria and R. L.) Practical Education 3 
 
 Fordyce's (James) Discourse on the Character and Con- 
 duct of the Female Sex 1 
 Gellert's (Professor) Course of Moral Lessons, delivered in 
 
 the University of Leipsick t from the German 3 
 Graham's (Catharine Macauley) Letters on Education 1 
 
 Hamilton's (Elizabeth) Letters on the Elementary Prin- 
 ciples of Education 2 
 Knox's (Vicesimus) Liberal Education ; or a Practical 
 Treatise on the Methods of acquiring useful and 
 polite Learning 2 
 
 Essays, Moral and Literary 3 
 
 Letters to a young Prince, from his Governor 1 
 
 Rowe's (Elizabeth) Friendship in Death; or Letters Mo- 
 ral and Entertaining, from the Dead to the Liv- 
 ing. Gift of John O'Donnell, Esq. . 1 
 Williams's (Rev. David) Lectures on Education '4 
 Ybrke's (Henry R.) Elements of Civil Knowledge 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Aikin's Letters from a Father to his Son, relative to Lite- 
 rature and the Conduct of Life ] 
 Barrow's (Rev. William) Essay on Education 2 
 Bennet's (Rev. John) Strictures on Female Education 1 
 
 I Letters to a young Lady 2 
 
 Berquin, The Friend of Youth : from the French of 2 
 Burton's Lectures on Female Education, and Manners 1 
 Calendar of Nature ; designed for the Instruction and En- 
 tertainment of young Persons 1 
 Cambon, Letters and Conversations between several 
 
 young Ladies : from the Dutch of Madame de 1
 
 64 EDUCATION 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOJL. 
 
 Cartwright's (Mrs.) Letters, Moral and Entertaining 1 
 
 Centaur not Fabulous ; in Six Letters on the Life in Vogue 1 
 Chatham's (Earl of) Letters to his Nephew, Thomas Pitt, 
 
 then at Cambridge 1 
 
 Darwin's (Erasmus) Plan for the Conduct of Female Edu- 
 cation 1 
 Defoe's (Daniel) Religious Courtship I 
 
 Family Instructor 1 
 
 Easter-Holy days ; or Domestic Conversations for the In- 
 struction and Amusement of young People 1 
 Evenings at Home ; or Miscellaneous Pieces for the In- 
 struction and Amusement of young Persons 6 
 Fenelon's Dialogues of the Dead: composed for the Edu- 
 cation of a Prince 2 
 
 Adventures of Telemachus 1 
 
 Fordyce's (James) Address to young Men 1 
 
 Galateo; or, a Treatise on Politeness and Delicacy of 
 Manners, addressed to a young Nobleman : 
 from the Italian of Monsignor De la Casa 1 
 
 Genlis, Adele et Theodore ; ou Lettres sur 1'Education : 
 
 par Madame de Gift of Mr. Robert Wilson 3 
 
 Lessons of a Governess to her Pupils : from the 
 
 French of Madame de 3 
 
 Gilpin's (William) Moral Contrasts 1 
 
 Gregory, A Father's Legacy to his Daughters : by Dr. 1 
 
 Hale's (Sir Matthew) Affectionate Epistles to his Children 1 
 Lady's Pocket-Library ; containing various Essays 1 
 
 M'Intosh's Elegant Miscellanies; for Youth of both Sexes 1 
 Mentor, The Female ; or Select Conversations 3 
 
 Moir's (John) Female Tuition ; or an Address to Mothers 
 
 on the Education of* Daughters 1 
 
 Moore's (Hannah) Essays on Various Subjects ; principally 
 
 designed for young Ladies 1 
 Percival, A Father's Instructions to his Children : by Thomas 2 
 Moral and Literary Dissertations; chiefly in- 
 tended as a Sequel to a Father's Instructions : 
 by Thomas 1 
 Pleasing Instructor ; or Entertaining Moralist ; with 
 
 Thoughts on Education 1 
 
 Repository, The Entertaining, Moral, and Religious ; for 
 the Amusement and Instruction of the Youth of 
 both Sexes 3
 
 b r & EDUCATION. 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Rowe's (Elizabeth) Letters Moral and Entertaining ; from 
 
 the Dead to the Living 1 
 
 Salzman, Elements of Morality, for the use of Children ; 
 translated by M. Wollstoncraft : from the Ger- 
 man of C. G. 1 
 
 Sheridan (Thomas) on British Education 1 
 
 Talbot's (Miss Catharine) Essays on Various Subjects, in 
 Prose and Verse ; with Reflections on the seven 
 Days of the week I 
 
 Trimmer's (Mrs.) Economy of Human Life 1 
 
 West's (Mrs.) Letters, addressed to a young Man on his 
 
 first Entrance into Life 3 
 
 Young's (Thomas) Essay on Humanity to Animals I
 
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 ETHICS* LOGIC, AND METAPHYSICS. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Malebranche, Treatise concerning the Search after Truth ; 
 translated by T, Taylor: from the French of 
 Father 1 
 
 ftUARTO. 
 
 Aristotle's Ethics and Politics ; comprising his Practical 
 Philosophy : translated from the Greek, by Dr. 
 John Gillies 2 
 
 Bentham's Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Le- 
 gislation 1 
 
 Bridgman, (William) Paraphrase of an Anonymous Writ- 
 er, on the Nicomachean Ethics of Aristotle : 
 translated from the Greek, by 1 
 
 Cumberland's (Bishop Richard) Treatise of the Laws of 
 
 Nature 1 
 
 Drummond's (Sir William) Academical Questions t 
 
 Ferguson's (Dr. Adam) Principles of Moral and Political 
 
 Science 2 
 
 Hutcheson's (Dr. Francis) System of Moral Philosophy 2 
 
 Monboddo's Ancient Metaphysics; or the Science of Uni- 
 
 versals 6 
 
 Philosophus Autodidactus ; sive Epistola Abbi Jaafar, Ara- 
 bice : cum Latina Versione, ab Ed. Pocockio. 
 The Gift of Rev. James Ingliss 1 
 
 Reid's (Thomas) Essays on the Active Powers of Man 1 
 
 on the Intellectual Powers of Man 1 
 
 Seneca's (Lucius Annaeus) Epistles : translated by Thomas 
 
 Morrell 2 
 
 Wollaston's (William) Religion of Nature, delineated 1
 
 68 ETHICS, &c. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Bate's Rural Philosophy; or Reflections on Knowledge, 
 
 Virtue, and Happiness, in Retirement 1 
 
 Baxter's Inquiry into the Nature of the Human Soul 2 
 
 Beattie's (James) Essay on the Nature and Immutability 
 
 of Truth 1 
 
 Belsham's (Thomas) Elements of the Philosophy of the 
 
 Mind, and of Moral Philosophy 1 
 
 Bolton's Letters and Tracts on the Choice of Company, 
 
 and other Subjects 1 
 
 Bowen's Thoughts on the Necessity of Moral Discipline 
 in Prisons. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Brown's (W. L.) Essay on the Folly of Scepticism 1 
 
 Bruce's (John) Elements of Ethics, on the Principles of 
 
 Natural Philosophy 1 
 
 Buffier, First Truths, and the Origin of Opinions, ex- 
 plained : from the French of Father 1 
 
 Burgh (James) on the Dignity of Human Nature; or a 
 brief Account of the certain Means for attain- 
 ing" the true End of our Existence 1 
 
 Cicero's (M. T.) Cato Major ; or a Treatise on Old Age : 
 
 translated by Mr. Logan 1 
 
 Clarke and Leibnitz, A Collection of Papers which passed 
 
 between; in 1715, and 1716 1 
 
 Cogan's (Dr. T.) Philosophical Treatise on the Passions 1 
 
 Collier's (Jeremy) Short View of the Immorality of the 
 English Stage, &c. with several Defences of the 
 same 1 
 
 Croft's (George) Short Commentary; with Strictures on 
 certain Parts of Dr. Paley and Mr. Gisborne's 
 Moral Writings 1 
 
 Crouzaz, Treatise of the Art of Thinking: from the 
 
 French of Mons. 2 
 
 Cudworth's (Ralph) Treatise concerning Eternal and Im- 
 mutable Morality 1 
 
 Edward's (Jonathan) Inquiry into the Modern and Prevail- 
 ing Notions of Freedom of Will 1 
 
 Enfield's History of Philosophy, from the earliest Ages to 
 
 the eighteenth Century 2 
 
 Epictetus, his Morals ; with Simplicius, his Comment : 
 
 translated from the Greek, by Geo. Stanhope !
 
 ETHICS, &c, 69 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL, 
 
 Gisborne's (Thomas) Inquiry into the Duties of Men 2 
 
 Inquiry into the Duties of the Female Sex 1 
 
 "Principles of Moral Philosophy 1 
 
 Graham's (Catharine Macauley) Treatise on the Immuta- 
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 his Education : translated by William Hooper, 
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 Hibernicus's Letters ; or a Philosophical Miscellany 2 
 
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 Essay on the Nature and Conduct of the Pas- 
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 Origin of Duty and Right in Man, considered. See Mor. 
 and Met. Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
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 -and Priestley's Discussion on the Doctrines of 
 
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 Complete Treatise of Electricity 2 
 
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 Misc. Vol. 3d. 
 
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 ting to his Father's Time-Keepers for discover- 
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 Principle* of Natural Philosophy 2
 
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 See Phil. Misc. Fol 3d. 
 
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 Owen's Welsh Dictionary 2 
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 to which is prefixed an Hebrew Grammar, 
 
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 Pickbourn's Dissertation on the English Verb 1 
 
 Russian Dictionary, English and 1 
 
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 of King Richard III. 1 
 
 Warrington's History of Wales 1 
 
 Wellesley's Notes, relative to the late Transactions in the 
 
 Marhatta Empire: 1803 1 
 
 Wraxall's History of France ; from the Accession of Henry 
 
 III, to the Death of Lewis XIV. 3 
 
 Xenophon's History of the Affairs of Greece : by the 
 
 Translator of Thucydides 1 
 
 Young's History of Athens 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Anecdotes of the French Nation, during the thirty years 
 
 preceding the Revolution 1 
 Anquetil's Summary of Universal History Q 
 Armed Neutrality, (in 1780) A Secret History of the 1 
 Athenian Letters 2 
 Baldwin's Historical Recollections on Egypt. 1802 1 
 Barbary, History of the Piratical States of 1 
 Earruel's History of the French Clergy, during the Revo- 
 lution 1 
 
 Memoirs, illustrating the History of Jacobinism 4 
 
 Beatson's Naval and Military Memoirs of Great-Britain ; 
 
 from 1727, to 1783 6 
 Bede's Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation ; from 
 
 Julius Cesar, to 731 1 
 
 Beloe's Translation of Herodotus 4 
 Belsham's Memoirs of the Kings of Great-Britain, of the 
 
 House of Brunswick-Lunenbourg 2 
 __Reign of George III, <3
 
 HISTORY. 87 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Bentivoglio, (Letters of Cardinal) during the Time he was 
 
 Nuncio in France and Flanders 1 
 
 .-Relation! del Cardinale, in tempo della sua Nun- 
 tiatura 1 
 
 Berrington's Account of the State and Behaviour of Eng- 
 lish Catholics; from the Reformation, to the 
 Year 1781 1 
 
 . History of the Reign of Henry the Second, 
 
 and of Richard and John, his Sons 2 
 
 Bertrand de Molleville's Annals of the French Revolution 9 
 
 - . Private Memoirs of Lewis XVI. 3 
 
 Bisset's History of the Reign of George III, to the ter- 
 mination of the War, in 1801 6 
 Bolingbroke's (Viscount) Letters on the Study and Use of 
 
 History 2 
 
 Private and Publick Correspondence, during the 
 
 time he was Secretary of State to Q,ueen Ann 4 
 Boucher's View of the Causes and Consequences of the 
 
 American Revolution 1 
 
 Bouill?, Memoirs relating to the French Revolution : from 
 
 the French of the Marquis De 1 
 
 Boulainvilliers, An Historical Account of the Ancient Par- 
 liaments of France : by Mr. de 1 
 Brackenridge, Incidents of the Insurrection in the Western 
 
 Parts of Pennsylvania, in 1794 : by H. H. 1 
 
 Brumaire, Tableau des Evenemens du 18 1 
 
 Brewster's Secular Essay ; containing a retrospective View 
 of Events connected with the Ecclesiastical His- 
 tory of England, during the 18th Century 1 
 Buchano, Historia Rerum Scoticarum, Auctore Georgio 1 
 Buonaparte, Campagne de, en Italic, en 1796 et 1797 1 
 
 Expedition of, from Egypt into Syria. See 
 
 Hist, and Biog. Misc. Vol. 1. 
 
 Burnet's (Bishop) History of his own Time ; from the Re- 
 storation of Charles II, to the Peace of Utrecht 4 
 
 Camille Jordan a ses Comettans sur la Revolution du 18 
 
 Fructidor J 
 
 Campbell's Ecclesiastical History 2 
 
 Campaigns in Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and Holland, 
 
 from 1790 to 1799 ; History of the 8
 
 88 HISTORY. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Canada, Herriot's History of ; from its Discovery to 1731. 
 
 1st Vol. l 
 
 Cape Breton and St. John, Memoirs relating to the Islands 
 
 of 1 
 
 Card's History of the Revolutions in Russia, to the Acces- 
 sion of Catharine I. I 
 China, Du Halde's History of 4 
 Clarendon's History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in 
 
 England; from 1641, to 1660 6 
 
 Colden's History of the five Nations of Canada 1 
 
 Connecticut, Peters's General History of 1 
 
 Corsica, A Description of; with an Account of its Union 
 to the Crown of Great Britain, in 1794: by 
 Frederick 1 
 
 Coxe on the Secret Tribunals of Westphalia. See Franck' 
 
 tin's Information, $-c. 
 Crawfurd's Memoirs of the Revolution in Scotland, 
 
 in 1567 1 
 
 Dakin's History of the Reigns of Peter JII, and Catharine 
 
 II of Russia 2 
 
 Dallas's History of the Maroons in Jamaica 2 
 
 Davies's Historical Tracts respecting Ireland 1 
 
 Denina's Revolutions of the Ancient Republics of Italy : 
 
 translated by Langhorne 1 
 
 Denmark, An Account of, such as it was in 1692 1 
 
 Animadversions on 1 
 
 Dillon's Political Survey of the Sacred Roman Empire, 
 
 in 1782 1 
 
 History of the Reign of Peter the Cruel, King of 
 
 Castile and Leon 2 
 
 Dion Cassius, The History of; abridged by Xiphilin ; con- 
 taining the most considerable Passages under 
 the Roman Emperors, from the time of Pompey 
 the Great, to the Reign of Alex. Severus : from 
 the Greek, by Manning 2 
 
 Douglas's Summary, Historical and Political, of the British 
 
 Settlements in North America, in 1755 2 
 
 Drinkwater's History of the Siege of Gibraltar, in 1780 1 
 Puclos, History of the Reign of Lewis XI, King of France ; 
 
 from the French of 2
 
 HISTORY. 39 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Dufresnoy, New Method of Studying History : originally 
 
 written by Langlet j 
 
 Dunbar's Essays on the History of Mankind 1 ^ 
 
 Duppa, A brief Account of the Subversion of the Papal 
 
 Government, in 1798 : by Richard 1 
 
 Echard, The Roman History, comprehending the History 
 of the Western and Eastern Empires ; from the 
 building of Rome, to the taking of Constantino- 
 ple by the Turks, in 1453 : by Lawrence 5 
 England, The Parliamentary History of; being a faithful 
 Account of all the most remarkable Transactions 
 in Parliament, from 1066, to 1660 24 
 History of the Invasions of; from Julius Cesar, 
 to 1794 1 
 Epitome of Military Events, in 1779 : from the French 2 
 Esprit de 1'Histoire Generate de 1'Europe 1 
 Essex, Letters written by Arthur Capel, Earl of 1 
 Estrades, Letters and Negotiations of the Count D>, Em- 
 bassador from Lewis XIV to the United Pro- 
 vinces ; from 1663, to 1669 3 
 Europe, The History of Ancient 2 
 
 of Modern ; with an Account of the 
 
 Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire : by 
 William Russell 5 
 
 European Settlements in America, in 1777 ; An Account 
 
 of the 2 
 
 Findley's History of the Western Insurrection : three 
 
 Copies, one the Gift of Mr. John Cole 3 
 
 France, History of; from the first Establishment of the 
 
 Monarchy, to the present Revolution 3 
 
 President Henault's Chronological Abridgement 
 
 of the History of 2 
 
 -Ranken's Civil and Military History of 3 
 
 -Impartial History of the Revolution, in 2 
 
 Moore's View of the Causes and Progress of the 
 Revolution, in : 1 795 2 
 
 Journal de Moore en : 1 792. Gift of Mr. G. 
 Keatinge 2 
 
 Garat's Memoirs of the Rerolution, in 1
 
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 France, Rabaud's History of the Revolution, in 1 
 
 i Stephens's History of the Wars which arose out 
 
 of the Revolution, in 2 
 
 Eraser's History of the Exploits of Nadir Shah, Emperor 
 
 of Persia 1 
 
 Frederick II, King of Prussia ; Gillies's View of the Reign 
 
 of 1 
 William II, King of Prussia ; Segur's History of 
 
 the principal Events of the Reign of 3 
 
 Froissart's Chronicles of England, France, Spain, &c. from 
 
 the latter Part of the Reign of Edward II, to 
 
 the Coronation of Henry IV : translated by 
 
 Thomas Johnes 13 
 
 Geneva, History of the Constitution and Revolutions of, 
 
 in the 18th Century: by D'lvernois. Gift of 
 
 Mr. Geo. Keatinge 1 
 
 Gibbon's History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman 
 
 Empire. First Part, Gift of James Carroll, 
 
 Esq. 12 
 
 History, &c. Abridged. Gift of Mr. John Cole 2 
 Gordon's History of the Rise, Progress, and Establishment 
 
 of the Independence of the United States of 
 
 America 3 
 
 Greece, Gillies's History of Ancient 4 
 
 Travels of Anacharsis in : by Barthelemy 7 
 
 Helvetia, Naylor's History of; to the middle of the 15th 
 
 Century 2 
 
 Henry's History of Great Britain ; from its Invasion under 
 
 Julius Cesar, to the Death of Henry VIII. 12 
 
 History, &c. Continuation of : by Andrews 2 
 
 Herodian, History of the Roman Emperors : from the 
 
 Greek of 1 
 
 Heron's General History of Scotland, to 1748 6 
 
 Herrera's History of America 
 
 Hibernia ; or Ancient Pieces relating to Ireland : collected 
 
 by Walter Harris 1 
 
 Hindostan, The History of: by Alex. Dow 3 
 
 Hooke's Roman History ; from the building of Rome, to 
 
 the ruin of the Commonwealth 1 1
 
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 Hume's History of England, with Smollet's Continuation ; 
 from the Invasion of Julius Cesar, to the Peace 
 of Versailles, in 1783 16 
 
 Jortin's Remarks on Ecclesiastical History 5 
 
 Ireland, Warner's History of; from the earliest authentic 
 Accounts, to the year 1171. Gift of John 
 O'Donnelt, Esq. 2 
 
 Leland's History of 2 
 
 History of: by the Authors of the Modern Uni- 
 versal History. Gift of John O 1 Donnelly Esq. 1 
 Curry's Historical Review of the Civil Wars in ; 
 from the Reign of Queen Elizabeth, to King 
 William 2 
 Hay's History of the Insurrection of the County 
 of Wexford, in: 1798 1 
 Gordon's History of; to the Union with Great 
 Britain, in 1801 2 
 
 Italy, Guicciardini's History of; from the year 1490, 
 
 to 1532 10 
 
 Commentaries of the War, in 1 744, in : from the 
 
 Latin of Buonamici 1 
 
 Lally-Tolendal's Defence of the French Emigrants 1 
 
 La Trobe ? s (B. H.) History of the Counts Struensie and 
 Brandt; and of the Revolution in Denmark, 
 in 1772 1 
 
 Lempriere's First Volume of the Translation of Herodotus 1 
 
 Lewis XIV, Voltaire's Age of 3 
 
 Limerick, Ferrar's History of; from the earliest Records, 
 to the year 1787. Gift of John O'Donne//, 
 Esq. 1 
 
 Lindsay's Extracts from Colonel TempelhofF's History of 
 
 the Seven Years War 2 
 
 Liyius, The Roman History by Titus ; with the entire Sup- 
 plement of J. Freinsheim : translated in Eng- 
 lish C 
 
 Baker's Translation of the Roman History, by Ti- 
 tus C 
 
 Lothian's History of the United Provinces of the Nether- 
 lands. Gift of John O'DonneU, Esq. I 
 
 Lyttleton's History of King Henry II. G
 
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 Macauley'e (Catharine) History of England ; from the Ac- 
 cession of James I, to the Elevation of the House 
 of Hanover 5 
 
 M'Kensie's Strictures on Colonel Tarleton's Campaigns in 
 
 America 1 
 
 Mainbourg's History of the League 1 
 
 Maine, History of the District of: by J. Sullivan 1 
 
 Mallet Du Pan's British Mercury ; or Historical Views of 
 
 the Events, in 1 799 4 
 
 Massachusetts, History of; from the first Settlement in 
 
 1628, to 1750 : by T. Hutchinson 2 
 
 Millet's Elements of Ancient History 2 
 
 of General Modern History 3 
 
 Minorca, The History of the Island of : by J. Armstrong 1 
 
 Miscellanies, Historical 2 
 
 Moira, (Earl of) Journal of the British Army, commanded 
 by; in 1794 and '95. See Hist. Misc. Vol. 1. 
 
 Morocco, The State of the Empire of, in 1788: from the 
 
 French of Chesnier 2 
 
 Mosheim's Ecclesiastical History, Antient and Modern; 
 from the Birth of Christ, to the beginning of the 
 eighteenth Century 6 
 
 Mountmorres, An Historical Dissertation on the Irish Par- 
 liament : by Hervey, Viscount 1 
 
 Naval Chronology ; or an Historical Summary of Naval 
 and Maritime Events ; from the time of the Ro- 
 mans, to the Treaty of Peace, in 1 802 : by J. 
 Shomberg 5 
 
 Neal's History of the Puritans ; from the Reformation, to 
 the beginning of the Civil War, in 1642 
 
 Necker on the French Revolution 
 
 New-Hampshire, Belknap's History of 
 
 Ockley's History of the Saracens 
 
 Osorio's History of the Portuguese, during the Reign of 
 Emmanuel 
 
 Ottoman Empire, Hawkins's History of the ; from its 
 Foundation in 1300, to the Peace of Belgrade, 
 in 1740 
 
 Paraguay, Charlevoix's History of 
 
 Pastorini's General History of the Christian Church 
 
 Payne's Epitome ojf History
 
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 Pauw, Philosophical Dissertations on the Egyptians and 
 
 Chinese : by Mons. De 2 
 
 Philosophical Dissertations on the Greeks : by 
 Mons. De 2 
 
 Pennsylvania, Proud's History of 2 
 
 Philip II, King of Spain, Watson's History of the Reign of 3 
 
 Ill, Ditto Ditto 2 
 
 Pichegru, David's History of the Campaigns of General 1 
 
 Playfair's History of Jacobinism ; to which is added Porcu- 
 pine's History of Jacobinism, in America 2 
 
 Plovvden's Short History of the British Empire ; from May 
 
 1792, to the close of 1793 1 
 
 Short History of the British Empire, during the 
 
 year 1794 * 1 
 
 ' Historical Review of the State of Ireland, Stric- 
 tures upon 1 
 
 Poland, History of; from its Origin, to the Commence- 
 ment of 1795 1 
 
 Polybius, Hampton's Translation of the General History of 4 
 
 Porter's Observations on the Turks 1 
 
 Prideaux's Connexion of the History of the Jews, and 
 Neighbouring Nations ; from the Sacred and 
 Prophane History 4 
 
 Priestley's (Dr. Joseph) Lectures on History and General 
 
 Policy 1 
 
 General History of the Christian Church, to the 
 
 Fall of the Western Empire 2 
 
 Proceedings of the Executive against the Insurgents of the 
 
 Western Parts of Pennsylvania 1 
 
 Puffendorf's Introduction to the History of the Principal 
 
 States of Europe 2 
 
 Putter's Historical Development of the Constitution of the 
 
 German Empire, in 1786 3 
 
 Quakers, A Narrative of Events that have taken place 
 in Ireland, from 1791 to 1802, among the So- 
 ciety called 1 
 
 Raynal's Philosophical and Political History 'of the East 
 
 and West Indies 8 
 
 Remembrancer ; or Repository of Public Events, in Ame- 
 rica, for 1775 and '76. Gift of Wm. M'Cree- 
 ry, Esq. 4
 
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 Reynier, The State of Egypt in 1800 and 1801 : from 
 
 the French of General 1 
 
 Rhuliere's Account of the Revolution in Russia, in 1 762 1 
 Richardson's Anecdotes of the Russian Empire 1 
 
 Robertson's Historical Disquisitions, concerning America 1 
 
 History of the Reign of the Emperor Charles V. 2 
 
 of Scotland 1 
 
 of America 4 
 
 Robespierre, Rapport de Courtois sur les Papiers trouves 
 
 chez Gift of Mr. T. W. Griffith I 
 
 Robinson, Proofs of a Conspiracy against all the Religions 
 
 and Governments of Europe : collected by John 1 
 Rollin's Ancient History 8 
 
 Roman Emperors, from Augustus to Constantino, Crevier's 
 
 History of the 5 
 
 Roman Senate, Chapman's Essay on the 1 
 
 Schiller's History of the Thirty Years War, in Germany 1 
 Scilly, A Natural and Historical Account of the Islands of: 
 
 by Robert Heath 1 
 
 Scotland, Pinkerton's Inquiry into the History of, preced- 
 ing the Reign of Macolm III, or the year 1056 2 
 
 Annals of; from the Accession of Macolm III, 
 
 to the Accession of the House of Stewart : by 
 Sir D. Dalrymple and Lord Hailes 3 
 
 Stuart's History of; from the Establishment 
 
 of the Reformation, till the Death of Queen 
 Mary 2 
 
 Laing's History of; from the Union of the 
 
 Crowns at the Accession of James VI, to the 
 Union of the Kingdoms in the Reign of Q,ueen 
 Ann 2 
 
 -Sinclair's Statistical History of 21 
 
 Shucksford, Sacred and Prophane History connected ; from 
 the Creation of the World, to the Dissolution 
 of the Assyrian Empire : by Samuel 
 
 Soulavie, Historical Memoirs of the Reign of Lewis XVI ; 
 from his Marriage to his Death : by J. L. 
 
 South Carolina, The History of the Revolution of: by Da- 
 , vid Ramsay 
 
 Spain, The History of; from the Establishment of the Co- 
 lony of Gades by the Phoenicians, to the Death 
 of Ferdinand the Sage, in 1750
 
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 Spelman, The Expedition of Cyrus into Persia, and the 
 Retreat of the ten thousand Greeks : translated 
 from Xenophon, by 2 
 
 State Papers, A Collection of, relative to the War against 
 
 France; from 1791, to 1802 11 
 
 Stedman's History of the American Revolutionary War 2 
 Stuart's View of Society in Europe, in its progress from 
 
 Rudeness to Refinement 1 
 
 Sully, Memoirs of the Duke of, Prime Minister to Henry 
 
 the Great, King of France 5 
 
 Sweden, C. F. Sheridan's History of the Revolution of 
 
 1772, in 1 
 
 'Memoirs relative to the Campaign of 1788, in 1 
 Switzerland, The History of the Invasion of, by the French, 
 
 in 1798: By H. Zschokke 1 
 
 Tacitus, A. Murphy's Translation of the Works of 4 
 
 Temple, The Works of Sir William 4 
 
 Tooke's Account of the Nations in the Russian Empire 4 
 History of Russia; to the Accession of Catha- 
 rine II. 2 
 View of the Russian Empire, during the Reign of 
 Catharine II, and to the close of the eighteenth 
 Century 3 
 Torcy, Memoirs of the Marquis of, Secretary of State to 
 
 Lewis XIV. 2 
 
 Tott, Memoirs of Baron de 2 
 
 Appendix to 1 
 
 Tytler's Elements of General History, Ancient and Mo- 
 dern 2 
 Universal History, Bossuet's Introduction to the 1 
 
 Ancient 18 
 
 Modern 42 
 
 Baumgarten's Supplement to 2 
 
 Vendee, An Historical Sketch of the civil War in the : 
 
 from the French of Mons. de Bournisseaux 1 
 
 Venice, An Account of the Fall of the Republic of, in 
 1797; translated from the Italian, by J. Hink- 
 ley 1
 
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 Vermont, The Natural and Civil History of: by Samuel 
 
 Williams 1 
 
 . . The Natural and Political History of: by Ira 
 
 Allen 1 
 
 Vertot's History of the Revolutions in the Roman Republic 2 
 
 Critical History of the Establishment of the Bre- 
 tons among the Gauls 2 
 
 . . . History of the Revolutions in Sweden; from 
 
 1350, to 1560 1 
 
 History of the Revolutions in Spain ; from the 
 
 Foundation of the Monarchy, to the Renuncia- 
 tion of King Philip V, in 1 724 5 
 History of the Revolutions in Portugal; from 
 the Foundation of the Monarchy, to the 
 year 1668 1 
 
 Virginia, The History of; from its Settlement, to the year 
 
 1706: by R. B. Gent 1 
 
 . Thomas Jefferson's Notes on I 
 
 Whisker's (Rev. John) General History of the Britons 1 
 
 Vindication of Mary, Queen of 
 
 Scots 3 
 
 -History of Manchester 2 
 
 Williams's Inquiry into the Truth of the Tradition concern- 
 ing the Discovery of America, by Prince Ma- 
 dog, in 1 1 70 
 
 Wilson's (James) History of Egypt ; from the earliest Ac- 
 counts, to the year 1801 
 
 (Sir Rpbert Thomas) History of the Expedition 
 
 of the British Army in Egypt, in 1801 
 
 Winterbotham's Historical, Geographical, Commercial, 
 and Philosophical View of the United States of 
 America; and of the European Settlements in 
 America and the West Indies, in 17D6 
 
 Wraxall's Memoirs of the Kings of France, of the Race of 
 Valois 
 
 Wynne's General History of the British Empire in Ame- 
 rica; ending with the Campaign of 1762
 
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 America, History of; extracted from the American Edi- 
 tion of the Encyclopedia 1 
 
 Ayder-Ali Khan, History of 2 
 
 Bielfeld, Letters of Baron 2 
 
 Bigland's Letters on the Study and Use of the Antient and 
 
 Modern History 1 
 
 Bloody-Buoy; or a Relation of a multitude of Acts of Bar- 
 barity, committed during the French Revolu- 
 tion : by Peter Porcupine 1 
 
 Boheme, Histoire de la Guerre de ; depuis 1 740, Jusqu'en 
 
 1 746. Gift of Henry Nicols, Esq , 3 
 
 Carnot, Reponse de, au Rapport fait sur la Conjuration 
 
 du 18 Fructidor. Gift of IV. Cooke, Esq. 1 
 
 Corse, Histoire des Revolutions de, Jusqu'en 1737 1 
 
 D'Ablancourt, Traduction des Commentaires de Coesar : 
 
 par 1 
 
 Dupin's History of the Church ; from the beginning of the 
 
 World, to the year of Christ, 1718 4 
 
 Eusebius Pamphilius's Ecclesiastical History, Abridgement 
 
 of 1 
 
 Fleury's Short History of the Ancient Israelites 1 
 
 Florus, his Epitome of Roman History, from Romulus to 
 
 Augustus Cesar : Translation of 1 
 
 French Incursions into Franconia and Suabia, in 1 796 ; 
 
 Anecdotes respecting the 1 
 
 French Revolution, Historical and Moral View of the : by 
 
 M. Wollston craft. Gift of Mr. G. IV. Field I 
 
 Gros's Historical Recital of different Occurrences in St. 
 
 Domingo, in 1791 1 
 
 Helvetic-Union, History of the Destruction of the, in 1 798 1 
 
 Histoire Nouvelle de tous les Peuples du Monde. Gift of 
 
 W. Delaserre, Esq. 53 
 
 History, A Concise Ecclesiastical ; from the Birth of 
 Christ, to the beginning of the eighteenth Cen- 
 tury 4 
 
 Joseph II, Letters from the Emperor, to General D'AlJon 1 
 
 Josephus, The Genuine Works of Flavius : from the Greek, 
 
 by William Whiston 
 
 Louisiana, History of : from the French of Dupratz 2 
 
 Malta, Ver tot's History of the Knights of 5
 
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 Mavor's Universal History, Ancient and Modern, down 
 
 to 1801 25 
 
 Montesquieu, Considerations sur les Causes de la Grandeur 
 
 et de la Decadence des Romains : par 1 
 
 Moore's Journal, during -a Residence in France, in 1792 2 
 
 Pauw, Recherches sur les Americains 1 3 
 
 -sur les Chinois et les Egyptiens. Gift 
 
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 of Mr. R. C. Boislandry 
 Recherches sur les Grecs : par Mons. De 
 
 Gift of Mr. B. O'Shiell j 1 
 
 Priestley's (Dr. Joseph) Explanation of his Chart of History I 
 Prisons of Paris, An Inside View of the, under the Go- 
 vernment of Robespierre and the Jacobins 1 
 Rollin's Ancient History 8 
 Sheridan's History of the Revolution in Sweden, in 1772 I 
 Silvii (Guillelmi) Historia Anglicana ; ab adventu Norma- 
 
 norum in Angliam, usque ad Annum 1197 1 
 
 Tursellini Historiarum Epitomae Libri X ; ab origine Mun- 
 
 di usque ad Annum 1548 1 
 
 Venice, History of the Conspiracy of the Spaniards, in 
 1618, against the Republic of: from the French 
 of St. Real I 
 
 Voltaire, The Age of Lewis XV : from the French of 
 Williams's (H. Maria) Letters ; containing a Sketch of the 
 Revolutionary Government of France, in 1793 
 and '94 1
 
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 Bacdn's Abridgement of the Law 5 
 
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 Domat, The Civil Law in its Natural Order ; together 
 
 with the Publick Law : from the French of 2 
 
 Laws of Maryland : Bacon's Edition. Gift of Mr. James 
 
 Clarke 1 
 
 Laws of Pennsylvania; from 1781, to 1789: by Alex. 
 
 James Dallas. 2d Vol. 1 
 
 Seldon's Works 5 
 
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 Willes's Reports 1 
 
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 Doujat, Praenotionum Canonicarum Libri V. Auctore Jo- 
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 Hume's (David) Commentaries on the Criminal Law of 
 
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 Justinian's Institutions, The Four Books of, in Latin ; with 
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 Appendix to 1 
 
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 Marriott's Formulary of Authentic Instruments, &c. used 
 
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 Marshall's Treatise on the Law of Insurance 2 
 
 Molloy's Treatise of Maritime Affairs and of Commerce 2 
 Nolan's Treatise of the Laws for the Relief and Settlement 
 
 of the Poor 2 
 
 Ordinances of the Corporation of the City of Baltimore ; 
 from the Incorporation in 1 796, to the February 
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 Park's System of the Law of Marine-Insurances 1 
 
 Peake on the Law of Evidence 1 
 
 Reeve's History of the English Law ; from the time of 
 the Saxons, to the end of the Reign of Philip 
 and Mary 4 
 
 Report of the CommerciaJ Cause of Minet and Fector, vs. 
 
 Gibson and Johnson 1
 
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 OCTAVO, 
 
 Robinson's Admiralty-Reports and Cases ; commencing 
 with the Judgments of Sir William Scott, in 
 1798, to December 1805 6 
 
 Robinson's Collectanea Maritima ; tending to illustrate the 
 History and Practice of Prize-Law : to which is 
 added a Translation of the Chapters 273 and 
 287 of the Consolato Del Mare, relating to 
 Prize-Law 1 
 
 Term-Reports in the Court of King's Bench; from 1785, 
 
 to 1800 8 
 
 Trial of the most Barbarous Traitors, arraigned for Conspi- 
 racie of blowing up the House of Parliament 
 with Gun-Powder. London 1606 1 
 
 of twenty- nine" Regicides, the Murtherers of Charles 
 
 the First. 1647 1 
 
 -of Warren Hastings, late Governor of Bengal, before 
 the High Court of Parliament 1 
 
 of Hamilton Rowan, Gerald and Thomas Muir, in 
 
 Ireland. 1 798 1 
 
 of Henry and John Sheares, John M'Cann, W. M. 
 
 Byrne, and Oliver Bond, for High Treason. 
 Dublin 1798. See Pol. Misc. Fol. 12th. 
 
 of J. Peltier for a Libel against Napoleon Buonaparte, 
 
 First Consul of the French Republick, at the 
 Court of King's Bench, 1803; with the Defence, 
 by Mr. Mackintosh 1 
 
 of George, General Pichegru, General Moreau, and 
 
 others: in French, with Plates. Paris 1804. 
 The Gift of Mr. Paul Bentalou 8 
 
 of William Blount, before t*he Senate of the United 
 
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 of the Hon. Judge Chase, before the Senate of the 
 
 United States 2 
 
 . of Ditto. Gift of Mr. G. Keatinge 1 
 
 of Aaron Burr, before the Supreme Court of the 
 
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 of Thomas 0. Selfridge, at Boston 1 
 
 Trials, Pennsylvania State 1 
 
 Watson's Treatise of the Law of Partnership 1
 
 LAW. 103 
 
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 Addigtonfc Digest of the Revenue Laws of the United 
 
 States. 1804 1 
 
 Code Civil ; ou Recueil des Loix Decretees par le Corps 
 
 Legislatif de France. Premie're Partie. 1803 1 
 
 Select Trials of the Old Bailey 4 
 
 Wilkes, Collection of Papers, Letters, &c. in the Case of 
 
 John 1
 
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 MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Wollaston's Specimen of a General Astronomical Cata- 
 logue 1 
 
 >. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Costard's History of Astronomy 1 
 
 Hutton's Mathematical and Philosophical Dictionary 2 
 Landen's Mathematical Memoirs, respecting a variety 
 
 of Subjects 1 
 
 Residual Analysis 1 
 
 Mathematical Lucubrations 1 
 
 Long's Astronomy 2 
 
 Maseres's Principles of the Doctrine of Life-Annuities 1 
 Newton's (Sir Isaac) Two Treatises on the Quadrature of 
 
 Curves, &c. translated by Stewart 1 
 Simson's Treatise concerning Porisms: translated by Law- 
 son 1 
 Simpson's Treatise on Fluxions 1 
 Vince's Treatise on Practical Astronomy 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Adams's Geometrical and Graphical Essays 1 
 
 ----- Plates to 1 
 
 Analyst; or Mathematical Museum. Philadelphia 108. 
 
 (4 first Numbers.) 
 Annuities upon Lives, Richard Hayes's New Method for 
 
 valuing 1 
 
 -- Lee's Essay to ascertain the value of Leases 
 
 and I 
 
 Richard Price's Essays on different Subjects in 
 the Doctrine of Political Arithmetic and
 
 MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY. 105 
 
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 Baxter's Matho; a Dialogue in which the First Principles 
 of Philosophy and Astronomy are accommodat- 
 ed to the capacity of young Persons 2 
 Beddoe's Observations on the Nature of Mathematical 
 Evidence ; and Difficulties in Geometry, ex- 
 plained 1 
 Bryant's (Mrs.) Course of Familiar Lectures on Astronomy 1 
 Emerson's Treatise of Algebra 2 
 Eulers Elements of Algebra 2 
 Ferguson's Astronomy, explained upon Sir Isaac Newton's 
 
 Principles 1 
 Hammond's Elements of Algebra 1 
 Horseley's (Samuel, Bishop of Rochester) Elementary Trea- 
 tises of the Fundamental Principles of Mathe- 
 matics 1 
 Howard's Treatise of Spherical Geometry 1 
 Hutton, Mathematical Tables : by 1 
 Recreations in Mathematics and Natural Philo- 
 sophy : composed by Ozanam, and enlarged by 4 
 on Mensuration 1 
 
 il 
 
 Kelly's Practical Introduction to Spherics and Nautical 
 
 Astronomy 
 
 Lacaille, Lemons elementaires de Mathematiques ; ou Ele- 
 mens d'Algebre et de Geometric : par 1'Abbe de 
 Le Guide des Jeunes Mathematiciens, par Mons 
 Paulian; ou Commentaire des Lemons d'Algebre, 
 de Geometric, et de Mecanique de 1'Abbs de I 2 
 . Lemons elementaires d'Astronomie : par 
 
 Gift of Rev. Francis Beeston J 1 
 
 .Lacaille's Astronomy : translated by John Robertson 1 
 
 Manning's Introduction to Arithmetic and Algebra 1 
 
 McGregor's Complete Treatise of Practical Mathematics 1 
 M'Laurin's Treatise of Algebra 1 
 
 Muller's Elements of Mathematics 2 
 
 Newton's (Sir Isaac) Universal Arithmetic 1 
 
 (Rev. T.) Short Treatise on the Conic Sections 1 
 
 Playfair's Elements of Geometry 1 
 
 Sherwin's Mathematical Tables 1 
 
 Simson^ Elements of Euclid 1 
 
 Elements of Conic Sections 1
 
 106 MATHEMATICS AND 'ASTRONOMY. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Small's Account of Kepler's Astronomical Discoveries 1 
 Tontines calculated. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 1 1 th. 
 
 Vince's Principles of Astronomy 1 
 
 Principles of Fluxions 1 
 
 Wood's Elements of Algebra 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Brewers' and Gaugers' Assistant 1 
 Frend's Evening Amusements ; or the Beauties of Heaven 
 
 displayed ; for 1804, '05, '06, 07, and '08 5 
 Button's Diarian Miscellany ; extracted from the Ladies- 
 
 Diarian 6 
 
 Lambert, System of the World ; from the French of 1
 
 ( 107 ) 
 
 MILITARY AND NAVAL 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Truxtun's (Thomas) Instructions, relating to the Latitude 
 and Longitude ; also the Variation of the Com- 
 pass, &c. &c. 1 
 
 atJARTO. 
 
 Clerk's Essay on Naval Tactics: with explanatory 
 Plates. 1804 
 
 Falconer's Marine Dictionary ; explaining Technical 
 Terms and Phrases employed in the Construc- 
 tion, &c. of a Ship ; -with Plates : to which is 
 annexed a Translation of the French Sea-Terms 
 and Phrases 
 
 Gamble's Essay on Signals, &e. and an Account of the 
 most approved Methods of Telegraphic Corre- 
 spondence : with Plates. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Marine Pyramid, or Spire-Buoy, Observations relative to 
 the Invention of: See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Maskelyne's British Mariner's Guide ; containing Instruc- 
 tions for the Discovery of the Longitude at Sea 
 and Land, &c. 
 
 Military Discipline, New System of: by a General Offi- 
 cer. London 1773 
 
 Nichelson's Treatise on Practical Navigation and Seaman- 
 ship 
 
 Polyaenus's Stratagems of War: translated from the 
 Greek, by Dr. Shepherd 
 
 Turpin's (Count) Essay on the Art of War : translated 
 from the French, by Capt. J. Otvvay
 
 10S MILITARY AND NAVAL. 
 
 OCTAVO VOL. 
 
 Eland's Treatise of Military Discipline 1 
 
 Bolton's Remarks on the Present defective State of Fire- 
 Arms, &c. London 1795. See Phil. Misc. 
 Vol. 2d. 
 Faucitt's Translation of the Regulations for the Prussian 
 
 Cavalry. 1757 1 
 
 Translation of the Regulations for the Prussian 
 
 Infantry 1 
 
 Foster's Translation of the Military Instructions from the 
 late King of Prussia to his officers, &c. with 
 Plates. 1797 1 
 
 Franklin's (Dr. Benjamin) Maritime Observations. See 
 
 Phil. Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Glenie's History of Gunnery 1 
 
 Guibert, General Essay on Tactics : from the French of 
 
 Mons. de_ 1781 2 
 
 Hinde's Discipline of the Light-Horse. 1778 1 
 
 Landmann's Field-Engineer's Vade-Mecum 1 
 
 Mackay's Method of finding the Longitude at Sea, by Lu- 
 nar Observations 1 
 Military Reflections on four Modes of Defence, for the 
 
 United States : by Maximilian *** 1 
 
 Muller's Attack and Defence of Fortified Places : enlarg- 
 ed by J. Landmann 1 
 
 . Translation ofChev. de Chirac's Field-Engineer 1 
 
 Treatise of Artillery 1 
 
 Supplement to 1 
 
 Naval Architecture, Collection of Papers on 2 
 
 Neville's Treatise on the Discipline of Light-Cavalry: with 
 
 Plates I 
 
 Rennel's (James) Observations on a Current that often 
 prevails to the Westward of Scilly. See Phil. 
 Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 Robertson's Elements of Navigation 1 
 
 Saxe's (Maurice, Count of) Reveriejs ; or Memoirs con- 
 cerning the Art of War 1 
 Ship-Master's Assistant, Gift of Mr. G. W. Field I 
 Thiebault's Explanation of the Duties of the several Etats- 
 
 Majors in the French Army. 1800 1
 
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 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Tytler's Essay on Military Law, and the Practice of Courts 
 
 Martial 1 
 
 Wales's Method of finding the Longitude at Sea, by Time- 
 Keepers 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Military Dictionary 1 
 
 .-Mentor ; being a Series of Letters from a (Gene- 
 ral Officer to his Son. London 1804 2 
 Moore's British Mariner's Vocabulary 1 
 Newman's Marine Pocket-Dictionary of the Italian, Spa- 
 nish, Portuguese, and German Languages ; with 
 an English and French, and French and Eng- 
 lish Index 1 
 Russel's Instructions for the Drill. 1799 1 
 Smith's (Amasa) Compendium of the Duty of Artillerists 1 
 Stuben's (Baron de) Regulations for the Order and Discip- 
 line of the Troops of the United States 1 
 Willett Adye's Bombardier and Pocket Gunner. 1802 1 
 Wolfe's (General) Instructions to young Officers I
 
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 FOLIQ. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Aurora, or General Advertiser; from January, to~| 
 
 July 1795 ! , 1 
 
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 Baltimore Evening Post, or Mercantile Daily Advertiser ; 
 from March 1805, to October 1809. Gift of 
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 Brown, The Works of Sir Thomas I 
 
 Catalogue of the Harleian Collection of Manuscripts, pur^ 
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 Dunlap and Claypole's American Daily Advertiser ; from 
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 Farmer's Weekly Museum ; from April 1 796, to Septem- 
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 Gazette of the United States ; from April 1 790, to May 
 
 1792. Gift of Paul Bentalou, Esq. 2 
 
 of Ditto; from December 1798, to July 1809 17 
 
 Federal; for 1796 2 
 
 Gooch's Life and Death of a Race-Horse : -with Plates 1 
 
 Maryland Gazette, or Baltimore Advertiser ; from Janua- 
 ry 1782, to the end of 1791 7 
 
 Journal, and Baltimore Advertiser; from May~l 
 
 1 782, to the end of 1 790 (8 
 
 Journal, &c. for 1792. Gift of W. M'Creery, \ 
 
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 Milton, A Complete Collection of the Historical, Political, 
 
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 FOLIO. VOL. 
 
 New- York Herald; from September 1804, to July 1809. 
 
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 Pennsylvania Herald and General Advertiser; for 1785 
 
 and 1787 2 
 
 Porcupine's Gazette; from March 1797, to March 1799. 
 
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 ftUARTO. 
 
 Baltimore Daily Repository ; from January to September 
 
 1792. Gift of William M'Creery, Esq. 1 
 
 Barington's (Hon. Daines) Miscellanies 1 
 
 Bibliotheca Americana; or a Chronological Catalogue of 
 tfee most curious and interesting Books, State- 
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 America. Gift of Zebulon Hollingsworth t 
 Esq. 1 
 
 Bowyer's (William) Miscellaneous Tracts : collected and 
 
 illustrated by J. Nichols 1 
 
 Common-Place Book ; being an Improvement on that re- 
 commended by Mr. Locke ; properly ruled 
 throughout, with a complete Skeleton-Index, 
 and ample Directions for its use 1 
 
 Companion and Weekly Miscellany ; from the commeace- 
 ment, November 1804, to November 1806. 
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 Robert Gilmor,junr. Esq. 1 
 
 Gray's Works ; with Memoirs of his Life and Writings, 
 
 by W. Mason 1 
 
 Marvell's (Andrew) Works, Poetical, Controversial, and 
 
 Political 3 
 
 Orford, The Works of Horatio Walpole, Earl of 5 
 
 Plato's Works; translated from the Greek, with Notes 
 
 by F. Sydenham, and chiefly Thomas Taylor 5 
 
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 the end of 1805 5
 
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 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Account and Extracts of the Manuscripts in the Library 
 of the King of France. Gift of Mr. G. Ken- 
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 Adventurer 3 
 Aikin's (John) Miscellaneous Pieces in Prose 1 
 Alexander's History of Women 2 
 -Allison's (Dr. Patrick) Discourse on the Death of General 
 Washington. Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend. See 
 Tributes to Washington 
 
 Almanach Imperial de France, pour 1'An XIII, (1805) 1 
 American Museum ; or Universal Magazine of Ancient 
 and Modern fugitive Pieces, &c. Prose and Poe- 
 tical; from January 1787, to the end of 1792 12 
 Ames's (Fisher) Oration on the Sublime Virtues of Gene- 
 ral Washington. See Tributes to Washington. 
 Angeloni's (Batista) Letters on the English Nation 2 
 
 Astrsea's Return 1 
 
 Atterbury's (Bishop Francis) Epistolary Correspondence, 
 
 Speeches, and Miscellanies 3 
 
 Aulus Gellius, The Attick Nights of: translated by the 
 
 Rev. W. Beloe 3 
 
 Bacon's (Sir Francis) Works 10 
 
 Essays on Civil, Moral, Literary, and 
 
 Political Subjects 2 
 
 Bayard's (Samuel) Oration on the Death of General 
 Washington. Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend. See 
 Trib. to Washington. 
 Boyd's (Hugh) Indian Observer 1 
 
 Miscellaneous Works ; with an Account of 
 
 his Life and Writings, by L. D. Campbell 2 
 
 Bromley's Collection of Original Royal Letters, written by 
 
 Charles I. and II, James II, &c. &(?. 1 
 
 Browne's (Arthur) Miscellaneous Sketches ; or Hints for 
 
 Essays 2 
 
 Burton's Anatomy of Melancholy 2 
 
 Caldwell's Elegiac Poem on the Death of General Wash- 
 ington. See Tributes to Washington. 
 Carroll's (Bishop) Discourse on the Death of General 
 Washington. Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend. See 
 Tributes to Washington.
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 113 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Caspipina's Letters ; containing Observations on a variety 
 of Subjects, Literary, Moral, and Religious : by 
 a Gentleman of Philadelphia 1 
 
 Catalogue of Books Sold by Lackington, Allen, & Co. 
 
 in 1796, '97, and '98 3 
 
 London, for 1795 and 1799 2- 
 
 -of Cadell and Davies, for 1807 1 
 
 of the Books belonging to the Library-Company"! 
 
 of Philadelphia, in 1789 ! 1 
 
 of the Books belonging to ditto, in 1807. 
 
 Gift of the Directors J 1 
 
 -of the Books belonging to the Alexandria Libra- 
 
 ry-Company, in 1801. Gift of the Directors I 
 
 Characters of the principal Nations of Europe, A Review 
 
 of the Gift of John O'Donnell, Esq. 1 
 
 Cicero's (M. Tullius) Letters to several of his Friends : 
 
 translated, with Remarks, by William Melmoth 3 
 Epistles to Afticus : translated, with Notes, by 
 William Guthrie 3 
 
 Clark's (Daniel) Proofs of the Corruption of General James 
 Wilkinson, and of his Connexion with Aaron 
 Burr 1 
 
 Cockburn's (Mrs. Catharine) Works, Theological, Moral, 
 Dramatic, and Poetical ; with an Account of the 
 Life of the Author, by Thomas Birch 2 
 
 Columbian Magazine, or Monthly Miscellany ; from Sep- 
 tember 1786, to December 1788. Gift of IV. 
 M'Creery, Esq. 2 
 
 Coryat's Crudities ; to which are added his Letters from 
 
 India, 4c. 3 
 
 Dodsley's Annual Register of History, Politics, and Litera- 
 ture; from 1759, to the end of 1805 47 
 
 Miscellaneous Trifles 2 
 
 Museum ; or the Literary and Historical Regis- 
 ter 3 
 
 Essays, by a Society of Gentlemen, at Exeter 1 
 
 Evremond, Works of Mons. de St. Gift of William 
 
 M'Creery, Esq. 3 
 
 Feyjoo, Essays and Discourses, selected and translated, by 
 
 J. Brett, from the Works of 4
 
 114 MISCELLANEOUS 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Fitzosborne's (Sir -Thomas) Letters on several Subjects: 
 
 published by William Melmoth 1 
 
 Frederick II, King of Prussia, The Pothumous Works of: 
 
 translated from the French, by Thomas Holcroft 13 
 
 Gentleman's Magazine, or Trader's Monthly Intelligen- 
 cer; from its commencement, January 1731, to 
 May 1808 102 
 
 Magazine, &c. Index to the first fifty-six Vo- 
 lumes of 2 
 
 Gibbon's (Edward) Miscellaneous Works 3 
 
 Gilpin's (William) Dialogues on various Subjects 1 
 
 Goldsmith's (Oliver) Miscellaneous Works 4 
 
 Guardian, A Corrected Edition of the ; with a Preface, 
 Historical and Biographical, by Alexander Chal- 
 mers 2 
 
 Henderson's (John) Letters and Poems ; with Anecdotes 
 
 of his Life, by John Ireland . 1 
 
 Hermippus Redivivus ; or the Sage's Triumph over Old 
 
 Age and the Grave 1 
 
 Hill's (Aaron) Letters on various Subjects, and Original 
 
 Poems ; with an Essay on the Art of Acting 4 
 
 Hopkinson's (Francis) Miscellaneous Essays, and occasional 
 
 Writings 3 
 
 Howell's (James) Familiar Letters, Historical, Political, and 
 
 Philosophical 1 
 
 Hume's (David) Essays and Treatises on several Subjects 2 
 
 Jackson's (William) Four Ages ; together with Essays on 
 
 various Subjects 1 
 
 Jebb's (John) Works, Theological, Medical, Political, and 
 
 Miscellaneous 3 
 
 Johnson's (Dr. Samuel) Works ; with an Essay on his Life 
 
 and Genius, by A. Murphy 12 
 
 Jones's (Sir William) Works } with the Life of the Author, 
 
 by Lord Teignmouth 13 
 
 Julian, The Works of the Emperor, and some Pieces of 
 the Sophist Libanius ; to which is added the His- 
 tory of the Emperour Jovian 2 
 
 Kaims's (Lord) Sketches of the History of Man 4 
 
 Kemp's (Rev. James) Discourse on the Death of General 
 Washington. Gift of the Rev. Dr. Bend. See 
 Tributes to Washington.
 
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 Knox's (Ticesimus) Elegant Extracts in Prose 1 
 
 Elegant Epistles 1 
 
 Winter Evenings ; or Lucubrations on 
 
 Life and Letters 2 
 
 Lavater, Secret Journal of a Self Observer ; or Confes- 
 sions and familiar Letters of the Rev. J. C. 2 
 Literary Leisure ; or the Recreations of S. Saunter 2 
 Locke, The Works of John 9 
 Love's (Charles) Poem on the Death of General Wash- 
 ington. See Tributes to Washington. 
 Lover and Reader ; the Whig Examiner ; and a Selection 
 from the Medley : by the Authors of the T-at- 
 ler, &c. 1 
 Lounger ; a Periodical Paper published at Edinburgh, in 
 
 1785 and '86 2 
 
 Lucian, Dialogues of: translated from the Greek, by Carr 5 
 The Works of: translated from the Greek, by 
 
 Thomas Francklin 4 
 
 Luxborough's (Lady) Letters to William Shenstone 1 
 
 Machiavelli, Opere di Nicolo. Gift of Mr. Astraudi 4 
 
 Mason's Funeral Oration on General Washington. See 
 
 Tributes to Washington. 
 
 M'Worther's Sermon on the Death of General Washing- 
 ton. Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend. See Tributes 
 to Washington. 
 Mirror; a Periodical Paper published at Edinburgh, in 
 
 1779 and '80 2 
 
 Miscellanies 1 
 
 Morrell's (Thomas) Sermon on the Death of General 
 Washington. Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend. See 
 Tributes to Washington. 
 
 Murphy's (Arthur) Works 7 
 
 Observer; a Collection of Moral, Literary, and Familiar 
 
 Essays 5 
 
 Ogden's (Rev. Uzal) Two Discourses on the Death of Ge-. 
 neral Washington. Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend. 
 See Tributes to Washington. 
 
 O'Leary's (Rev. Arthur) Miscellaneous Tracts 1 
 
 Panorama, The Literary ; or a Review of Books, Register 
 of Events, and a Magazine of Varieties ; for 
 1806 and 1807 2
 
 116 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL, 
 
 Philidor's Analysis of the Game of Chess 1 
 
 Pliny's Letters : translated by Melmoth 2 
 
 Pope's (Alexander) Works: published by Mr. Warburton, 
 
 with occasional Notes 9 
 
 Port Folio; from January 1806, to July 1800 7 
 
 Progress of Fashion ; and its Influence in all the Depart- 
 ments of Life 1 
 Pye's (Henry James) Sketches on various Subjects 1 
 Rasselas, Novella traducida del Ingles; y Apologia de las 
 
 Mugeres : por Dona J. J. Blake 1 
 
 Register, American ; or a General Repository of History, 
 Politics, and Science; from 1806, to the end 
 of 1808 4 
 
 Asiatic Annual ; or a Review of Hindostan, and 
 
 of the Politics, Commerce, and Literature of 
 Asia ; from 1769, to the end of 1802 4 
 
 Reynold, The Works of Sir Joshua 3 
 
 Satyre Menippee ; de la Vertu du Catholicon, &c. Gift 
 
 of Mr. Geanty 3 
 
 Selections from the most celebrated Foreign Literary 
 
 Journals, and other Periodical Publications 2 
 
 Select Reviews, and Spirit of the Foreign Magazines; 
 from January 1809: by Bronson and others. 
 Philadelphia I 
 
 Senilites ; or Solitary Amusements, in Proee and Verse : 
 
 by the Editor of the Spiritual Quixote . 1 
 Shenstone's (William) Works, in Verse and Prose 3 
 Smith's (Adam) Essays. Gift of Mr. G. W. Field 1 
 (Samuel Stanhope) Essays on the Causes and Va- 
 riety of Complexion and Figures in the Human 
 Species 1 
 (Samuel Stanhope) Oration on the Death of Gene- 
 ral Washington. See Tributes to Washington. 
 Spectator ; with Notes and Illustrations 8 
 Sullivan's (Richard Joseph) View of Nature, in Letters to 
 
 a Traveller among the Alps 6 
 
 Philosophical Rhapsodies 3 
 
 Swift, The Works of the Rev. Dr. Jonathan ; arranged, 
 revised, and corrected, with Notes, by Thomas 
 Sheridan. Gift of Mr. Joseph Thomburgh 17 
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 Theatre, by Sir Richard Steele ; with the Anti-Theatre, 
 
 &c. 1 
 
 Towers, Tracts on Political and other Subjects : published 
 
 at various times, by Joseph 3 
 
 Town-Talk, the Fish-Pool, the Plebeian, &c. by the Authors 
 of the Tatler, Spectator, and Guardian : with 
 Notes and Illustrations 1 
 
 Tributes to Washington ; or Funeral Discourses and Ele- 
 gies on General Washington 1 
 
 Varieties of Literature : selected from Foreign Literary 
 
 Journals, &c. 2 
 
 Voltaire, Lettre d'un Quaker a M. de : See Misc. Vol. 
 1st. Gift of Mr. G. W. Field 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Addison's (Joseph) Miscellaneous Works, in Verse and 
 
 Prose 3 
 
 Asiatic Miscellany; consisting of Extracts from the Pub- 
 lications by W. Chambers and Sir William 
 Jones 1 
 
 Asylum for Fugitive Pieces in Prose and in Verse 10 
 
 Batchelor, Essays from the, in Prose and Verse 2 
 
 Beloe's (William) Miscellanies; consisting of Poems, Clas- 
 sical Extracts, and Oriental Apologues 3 
 Belsham's Essays, Philosophical, Historical, and Literary 4 
 Buncle, The Life and Travels of John 4 
 Burns, The Works of Robert 4 
 Colman's (George) Prose on several Occasions ; with some 
 
 Pieces in Verse 3 
 
 Connoisseur : by Mr. Town, Critick and Censor General 4 
 Crawford's (Dr. John) Address to the Grand Convention 
 of the Free-Masons of Maryland. 1802. Gift 
 of the Author 1 
 
 D'Argenson, Essays Civil, Moral, Literary, and Political : 
 
 from the French of the Marquis 1 
 
 Dialogues in a Library 1 
 
 Erskine (Andrew) and James Boswell, Letters between 1 
 Falstaff's (Sir John) Original Letters to his Friends 1 
 
 Farmer's Museum and Lay-Preacher's Gazette, The Spirit 
 
 of the 1
 
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 Fielding, The Works of Henry 12 
 
 Fontenelle, Conversations on the Plurality of the Worlds : 
 
 from the French of 1 
 
 Dialogues of the Dead : from the French of 1 
 
 Fragments, in the Manner of Sterne 1 
 
 Franklin, The Works of Dr. Benjamin 2 
 
 Freneau's (Philip) Miscellaneous Works 1 
 
 Goldsmith, Miscellaneous Works of Oliver 4 
 
 Gregory, The Works of Dr. 4 
 
 Harrington's (Rev. Henry) Nugae Antiquae ; being a Mis- 
 cellaneous Collection of Original Papers, in 
 Prose and Verse 3 
 
 Kurd's (Rev. Dr.) Moral and Political Dialogues ; with 
 
 Letters on Chivalry and Romance 3 
 
 Idler, by the Author of the Rambler, (Dr. S. Johnson) ; 
 
 with additional Essays 2 
 
 Keate's (George) Sketches from Nature 1 
 
 Lay-Preacher ; or short Sermons for idle Readers 1 
 
 Letters between Waller and St. Evremond : by Lang- 
 
 horne 3 
 
 . for Literary Ladies 1 
 
 from a Persian in England, to his Friend at Ispa- 
 han 1 
 .- from the Rev. Job Orton and the Rev. Sir James 
 
 Stonhouse, to the Rev. Thomas Stedman 2 
 
 Looker-on ; a Periodical Paper 2 
 
 Miscellany, The Literary 3 
 
 Montagu, The Works of Lady Mary Wortley ; including 
 
 her Correspondence, Poems, and Essays 5 
 
 Montaigne's Essays : selected and translated from the 
 
 French 1 
 
 Old Maids, A Philosophical, Historical, and Moral Essay 
 
 on 3 
 
 Philantrope ; after the Manner of a Periodical Paper 1 
 
 Pratt's Miscellanies, in Verse and Prose 4 
 
 Rasenburg's Moral and Sentimental Essays, on Miscella- 
 neous Subjects 2 
 Rousseau, OEuvres complettes de J. J. Gift of Mr. A. 
 
 Cairon 24 
 
 Royal Kalendar, for England, Scotland, and America ; 
 
 1807 and 1808 2
 
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 Satyrical View of London ; comprehending a Sketch of 
 
 the Manners of the Age : by James Corry. 1803 I 
 Segur, Women, their Condition and Influence in Society : 
 
 from the French of Alexander 3 
 
 Sherlock's (Rev. Martin) Letters on several Subjects 2 
 
 Spectator. Gift of Mr. G. W. Field 8 
 
 -The Female Gift of Ditto 4 
 
 Spirit of the Publick Journals ; or Beauties of the Ameri- 
 can Newspapers, for 1805 : by Mr. George 
 
 Bourne. Gift of the Editor I 
 Sterne, The Works of Laurence Gift of Mr. G. W. 
 
 Field 8 
 
 Voiture, Les (Euvres de M. de 1 
 
 \Vielan, Dialogues of the Gods : from the German of C. 1 
 
 World (The) ; a Periodical Paper : by Adam Fitz Adam 4
 
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 NATURAL HISTORY 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Barbadoes, The Natural History of the Island of 1 
 
 Gift of Mr. Fielding Lucas I 
 
 Hill's Construction of Timber, explained by the Micro- 
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 Lister, (Martini) Synopsis methodicse Conchyliorum et Ta- 
 
 bularum anatomicarum Editio altera 1 
 
 Miller's (Philip) Gardener's and Botanist's Dictionary. 
 
 Martyn's Edition 4 
 
 Plot's Natural History of Oxfordshire 1 
 
 Pontoppidan (Rt. Rev. Erich) The Natural History of Nor- 
 way : from the Danish of: with Plates I 
 
 Stackhouse's Nereis Britannica ; containing all the Species 
 of Fuci Natives of the British Coasts ; with a 
 Description in English and Latin : and Plates 
 coloured from Nature. 1 
 
 Thornton's New Illustration of the Sexual System of Lin- 
 naeus : with Plates coloured 2 
 
 ftUARTO. 
 
 Babington's New System of Mineralogy 
 
 Ellis's Historical Account of Coffee ; with a Plate, and 
 Botanical Description of the Tree 
 
 Description of the Mangostan and the Bread-Fruit : 
 
 with Plates 
 
 Hernandi Historia Plantarum Novae Hispaniae 
 
 Hoole's Translation of Van Leuwenhock's Microscopical 
 Discoveries, in many of the works of Nature 
 
 Howard's Thoughts on the Structure of the Globe ; in An- 
 swer to the System of Mons. de Button
 
 NATURAL HISTORY. 121 
 
 aUARTO. VOL. 
 
 King's (Edward) Remarks concerning Stones said to have 
 
 fallen from the Clouds 
 
 Latham's General Synopsis of Birds; with coloured Plates 
 Letsom's Natural History of the Tea-Tree : with Plates 
 Pennant's History of Quadrupeds : with Plates 
 
 -Indian Zoology Ditto 
 
 -Artick Zoology, and Supplement. Ditto 
 -Genera of Birds Ditto 
 
 Russel's Natural History of Aleppo. See the 2d Vol. of 
 his Voyage to Aleppo. 
 
 Smellie's Philosophy of Natural History 2 
 
 Transactions of the Linnaean-Society ; from 1791, to 1808 8 
 
 White's Natural History of New South Wales. See his 
 Voyage to N. S. Wales. 
 
 Whitehurst's Inquiry into the Original State and Forma- 
 tion of the Earth ; with Memoirs of his Life 
 and Writings 1 
 
 Wilson's American Ornithology ; or the Natural History 
 of the Birds of the United States : with Plates, 
 coloured from Nature. Philadelphia 1808. 
 Vol. 1st. I 
 
 Woodville's Medical Botany : with coloured Plates A 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Arbustum Americanum j or an Alphabetical Catalogue of 
 Forest-Trees and Shrubs, Natives of the Ameri- 
 can United States 1 
 Barton's (B. Smith) Elements of Botany 1 
 Bingley's (Rev. William) Animal Biography 3 
 Buffon's Natural History, translated by William Smellie : 
 
 with Plates 18 
 
 The Natural History of Insects, 
 
 with Plates; intended as a Companion to 1 
 
 Clayton's Flora Virginica 1 
 
 Cronstedt's Essay towards a System of M ineralogy 2 
 
 Forster's (Reinhold) Flora America; Septentrionalis. See 
 
 Bossu's Travels. 
 Goldsmith's (Oliver) History of the Earth and Animated 
 
 Nature 4 
 
 Jameson's Treatise on the Eternal Characters of Minerals 1.
 
 122 NATURAL HISTORY. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Jameson's Mineralogy of the Shetland Islands^ and the 
 
 Island of Arran 1 
 
 Kirwan's Elements of Mineralogy 2 
 
 Geological Essays 1 
 
 Lettsom's Naturalist's and Traveller's Companion 1 
 
 Linnaeus, Reflections on the Study of Nature : translated 
 
 from the Latin of 1 
 
 A System of Vegetables : from the Latin of ~\2 
 
 The Families of Plants: from the Latin of >2 
 
 Published by a Society of Litchfield J 
 
 Martyn's Translation of the Letters on the Elements of 
 Botany, addressed to a Lady, by J. J. Rousseau ; 
 with additional Letters and Notes 1 
 
 Translation, &c. Plates to 1 
 
 Montagu's Ornithological Dictionary ; or Alphabetical Sy- 
 nopsis of British Birds 2 
 
 Natural History, A New System of: with Plates. Edin- 
 burgh 1791 3 
 
 Nedham's Account of some new Microscopical Discove- 
 ries 1 
 
 Ordinaire, The Natural History of Volcanoes : translated 
 
 by R. E. Dallas, from the French of the Abbe 1 
 
 Pennant's (Thomas) British Zoology : with Plates 4 
 
 Playfair's Illustrations of the Huttonian Theory of the 
 
 Earth 1 
 
 . Illustrations, &c. A Comparative View of the 
 
 Huttonian and Neptunian Systems of Geology ; 
 in Answer to 1 
 
 Pluche, Spectacle de la Nature, or Nature Displayed : 
 translated by Mr. Humphreys, from the French 
 of the Abbe 7 
 
 Raspe's Account of some German Volcanoes and their 
 
 Productions 1 
 
 Saint Pierre, Studies of Nature : translated by Dr. H. Hun- 
 ter, from the French of J. H. Bernardin de 5 
 
 Shaw's (Dr. George) General Zoology : with Plates. Six 
 
 Fols. in 12 
 
 Smellie's Philosophy of Natural History I 
 
 Spallanzani, Dissertations relative to the Natural History 
 of Animals and Vegetables : from the Italian of 
 the Abbe 2
 
 NATURAL HISTORY. 123 
 
 OCTAVO VOL. 
 
 Spallanzani, Tracts on the Nature of Animals and Vege- 
 tables : by the Abbe 1 
 
 Stillingfleet's Miscellaneous Tracts, relating to Natural 
 
 History 1 
 
 Townson's Philosophy of Mineralogy 1 
 
 Traite de la Culture du Nopal et de 1'Education de la Co- 
 chenille : par Mons. Thierry de Menonville. 
 Gift of Mr. Lewis Geanty 2 
 
 Willdenow, The Principles of Botany and of Vegetable 
 
 Physiology : from the German of Professor 1 
 
 Withering's (Dr.) Arrangement of British Plants, accord- 
 ing to the Linnaean System : with Plates 4 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Anderson's (James) Description of a Patent Hot-House 1 
 
 Beauties of Nature delineated ; selected from Sturm r s Re- 
 flections 1 
 
 Berkenhout's Botanical Lexicon 1 
 
 Synopsis of the Natural History 2 
 
 Bigland's Letters on Natural History : with Plates 1 
 
 Hawkins's Complete Angler ; or a Discourse on Rivers, 
 
 Fish-Ponds, Fish, Fishing, &c. 1 
 
 Raff, System of Natural History, for the Instruction of 
 
 Youth : from the German of Professor 2 
 
 Sturm's Reflections on the Works of God, as displayed in 
 
 Nature 3
 
 ( 124 
 
 NOVELS, TALES, AND ROMANCES, 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Booth's (Miss A. E.) Translation of Alf Von Deulmen, 
 
 from the German 2 
 
 Coelebs in search of a Wife 2 
 D'Anois, Spanish Novels, and Tales of the Fairies : from 
 
 the French of the Countess 1 
 
 Defoe's (Daniel) Robinson Crusoe 2 
 Florian, Gonzalve de Cordoue : par le Chev. de* 
 
 Gift of M. Legardeur 2 
 
 Friar Gerund : translated from the Spanish 2 
 
 Goldsmith (Oliver) and Mrs. Griffith's Novellettes 1 
 Hamilton's (Elizabeth) Memoirs of Agrippina, Wife of Ger- 
 
 manicus 3 
 
 Ildegerte, Queen of Norway ; or Heroick Love 1 
 
 Lee's (Harriet) Canterbury Tales 4 
 
 Marcus Flaminius 2 
 
 Moore's (John) Edward. Gift of Mrs. Nicols 2 
 
 .. Mordaunt 3 
 
 .Zeluco 2 
 
 Ouseley's (Sir William) Series of Persian Tales 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Adeline de Courcy 2 
 
 Adonia 4 
 
 Alexis ; or the Cottage in the Woods 1 
 
 Algerine Captive 2 
 Apologues and Tales : from the French of sundry Authors 2 
 
 Argus, The 3 
 
 Aristocrat 2 
 
 Arnold Zulig, a Swiss Story 1 
 
 Arsaces, Prince of Betlis : by the Author of Chrysal 2
 
 NOVELS, & e . 125 
 
 ^DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Arthur Fitzalbini 2 
 
 Azemia 2 
 Barthelemy's (the Abbe) Charite and Polydorus : from the 
 
 French 1 
 
 Beatrice, or the Inconstant 2 
 
 Beaufort, History of Sir Charles 2 
 
 Beaumont, Baroness of 2 
 
 Bellamy's (Thomas) Sadasky, or the Wandering Penitent 1 
 
 B elm our 3 
 
 Bennett's (Mrs.) Anna, or the Memoirs of a Welsh Heiress 4 
 
 --- Beggar Girl 3 
 
 --- De Valcourt 1 
 
 --- Vicissitudes abroad 6 
 
 Bernardin de St. Pierre's Indian Cottage : 7 from the 1 
 
 -------- Paul and Virginia : > French 1 
 
 Betsy Thoughtless 4 
 
 Bisset's (Robert) Douglas 4 
 ----- Modern Literature 
 
 Bonhote's (Mrs.) Ellen Woodley 2 
 
 Boyle's (Capt. Robert) Voyages and Adventures 1 
 
 Brackenridge's (H. H.) Modern Chivalry 2 
 Britany, The Prince of 
 
 Brooke's (Mr.) Fool of Quality 5 
 
 -- (Miss) Emma, or the Foundling of the Woods 1 
 
 -- (Mrs.) Marquis of St. Forlaix 3 
 
 Burney's (Miss) Camilla 5 
 
 --- Cecilia, or the Memoirs of an Heiress 5 
 
 Evelina 
 
 Card, The 
 
 Cartwright's (Mrs.) Duped Guardian 
 
 Casket ; or the Double Discovery 
 
 Castle on the Rock 3 
 
 Catesby's (Lady) Letters : from the French 1 
 
 Cavern of Death, a Moral Tale 1 
 
 Gazette's Arabian Nights' Entertainments ; from the 
 
 French 4 
 
 Chateaubriant's Atala : from the French 1 
 
 Cervantes, Novels of 1 
 
 --- Don Quixote : from the Spanish of 4 
 
 Chrysal ; or the Adventures of a Guinea 4 
 
 Church of St. Siffrid 4 
 
 R
 
 126 NOVELS, &c 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Clara Duplessis : translated from the German 3 
 
 Clarendon, Sir Henry 
 
 Clarentine 
 
 Clarke's (Emily) lanthe 
 
 Confessions of J. B. Couteau 
 
 Coquette 1 
 
 Correspondents 1 
 
 Cottin's (Madame) Elizabeth ; or the Exiles of Siberia "> 1 
 
 -Matilda : from the French > 3 
 
 Courtenay's (Mrs.) Isabinda of Bellefield 2 
 
 Cry, (The) a new Dramatick Fable 3 
 
 Cumberland's (Richard) Arundel 2 
 
 Henry. Gift of Mr. G. W. Field 4 
 
 , John de Lancaster 
 
 Cypriots 2 
 
 Dallas's (R. C.) Morland 4 
 D'Anois's (Countess) Earl of Douglas : translated from the 
 
 French 3 
 
 Defoe's (Daniel) Memoirs of a Cavalier 3 
 
 New Voyages 2 
 
 Delia Stanhope 2 
 Devil upon two Sticks, in England 
 
 Dinarbas, a Tale ; being a Continuation of Rassclas 1 
 
 D'Israeli's Romances 1 
 
 Dodd's (Rev. William) Magdalen 1 
 
 Edelfrida 4 
 
 Edgeworth's (Maria) Belinda 3 
 
 Castle Rack Rent 1 
 
 Modern Griselda 1 
 
 Ela ; or the Delusions of the Heart 1 
 
 Eleonora : from the Sorrows of Werter 2 
 
 Eliza Powell 2 
 
 Ellen and Julia 2 
 
 Emigrants, a Gallick Tale 1 
 
 Emily Montagup 4 
 
 Erratics 3 
 
 Errors of Innocence 5 
 
 Eugenius 2 
 
 Eve of San Pietro 3 
 
 Family Biography 5 
 
 Family Secrets, Literary and Domestick 5
 
 NOVELS, &c. 127 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Features from Life 2 
 
 Female Gamester ; or the Pupil of Fashion 2 
 
 Flim-Flams 3 
 
 Florian's (Chev. de) Estelle 1 
 
 Gonzalva of Cordova. Gift of Mr. G. W. Field 3 
 
 Numa Pompilius 2 
 
 Tales 1 
 
 Force of Example 1 
 
 Forrester, Le 3 
 
 Franklin's (William) Loves of Camarupa and Camalata 1 
 
 Frederick Latimer 3 
 
 Friends, The 2 
 
 Fuller's (Miss Anna) Allan Fitzosborne 2 
 
 Son of Ethelwolf 2 
 
 Gaudentia di Lucca 1 
 Genlis's (Madame de) Duchess of La Valliere ~| 2 
 Novels \ f , 4 
 
 Knights of the Swan J> * ror 3 
 
 r>- i TV/T *i f rrench 
 
 Rival Mothers 4 
 
 Tales of the Castle J 5 
 
 Goldsmith's (Oliver) Vicar of Wakefield 1 
 
 Godwin's (William) Caleb Williams . 2 
 
 Gosse's (Mons.) Lovers of La Vendee : from the French 2 
 Grafigny's (Mde. de) Peruvian Letters : from the French 2 
 
 Grasville Abbey 3 
 
 Greville, Miss 3 
 
 Griffith's (Mrs.) Juliana de Harley 2 
 
 Grosse's (Von) Dagger : translated from the German 1 
 
 Gunning's (Mrs.) Delborough Family 5 
 
 Delves, a Welsh Tale 2 
 
 Mary 5 
 
 Hamilton's (Count) May Flower, a Circassian Tale : from 
 
 the French 1 
 
 Hanway's (Mary Ann) Ellinor ; or the World as it is 4 
 
 Harrington, Life of Sir W T illiam 4 
 
 Hartley House 3 
 
 Haunted Priory 1 
 
 Hays's (Mary) Emma Courtney 2 
 
 Heiress of Sir Gregory 1 
 
 Helmes's (Elizabeth) Albert 4 
 
 James Manners 1
 
 12$ NOVELS, &c. 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Helen of Glen row 4 
 
 Helen Sinclair . 2 
 
 Henrietta 1 
 
 Henrietta of Gerstenfeld, a German Story 2 
 
 Hermit ; or the Sufferings, &c. of Philip Quarel. Gift of 
 
 Mr. G. W. Field 1 
 
 Hermsprong ; or Man as he is 3 
 
 Hinckley's (John) Rinaldo Rinaldini 2 
 
 Holcroft's (Thomas) Anna St. Ives 7 
 
 Bryant Perdue 3 
 
 Hugh Trevor 6 
 
 Home 5 
 
 Hunter's (Mrs.) Grubthrope Family 3 
 
 Laetitia 4 
 
 Pahnerstone's Letters 3 
 
 Hutchinson's (Miss) Exhibitions of the Heart 4 
 
 Imlay's (George) Emigrants ; or the History of an expa- 
 triated Family 
 
 Imogen, a Pastoral Romance 
 Inchbald's (Mrs.) Simple Story 
 
 > . Nature and Art 
 
 Jane Talbot 
 
 Jemmy and Jenny Jessamy 
 Julia de Grammont 
 Julia Mandeville 
 Julictta 
 
 Kelly's (Hugh) Louisa Mildmay 
 (Isabella) Joscellina ; or the Rewards of Benevo- 
 lence 2 
 Knights, The 3 
 Knights, The White 3 
 Kuiege's (Baron) German Gil Bias ~\ ~ , 2 
 Kramer's (Professor) Herman of Unna tp 2 
 La Fontaine's (Augustus) Family of Halden 3 4 
 Lantier's (Mons. E. F.) Travellers in Switzerland : from 
 
 the French 6 
 
 Langhorne's Solyman and Alcmena 1 
 
 Lara's (Catherine) Durval and Adelaide 2 
 
 < Louis de Bon Cceur 2
 
 NOVELS,&c, 129 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL, 
 
 Lathom's (Francis) Men and Manners 4 
 
 Mystery 2 
 
 : Strange but True 4 
 
 Le Noir's (Mrs.) Village Anecdotes 3 
 Le Prince de Beaumont's Letters of Madame du Montiers : 
 
 from the French 3 
 
 Le Sage's Gil Bias ; in French 4 
 
 translated in English 4 
 
 Devil upon two Sticks ; in French and English 2 
 
 Vanillo Gonzales : from the French 2 
 
 Letters from Lausane : from the French 2 
 
 Lewis's (M. G.) Romantick Tales 2 
 
 Abaellino, the Bravo of Venice 1 
 
 Liberal American 2 
 
 Longsword, Earl of Salisbury 2 
 
 Louis and Nina 2 
 
 Louisa Forrester 3 
 
 Louisa Mathews 3 
 
 Lucas's (Charles) Infernal Quixote 4 
 
 (William) Duellists ; or Men of Honour 1 
 
 Lucy Osmond 1 
 
 Maitre Jacques of Savoy 2 
 
 Malvina : from the French 4 
 
 Man of the World 2 
 
 Man as he is 4 
 
 Maria 2 
 
 Maria; or (the Vicarage 2 
 
 Marivaux's Pharsamond : from the French 2 
 
 Marlow's (Lady Harriet) Elegant Enthusiast 3 
 
 Marmontel's Belisarius "> _ , , 1 
 
 c , , . - ., A1 from the brench. 
 Shepherdess of the Alps 3 
 
 Meek's (Mrs.) Count St. Blancard ; or the Prejudiced Judge 3 
 
 M'Kensie's Julia de Roubigne 2 
 
 Man of Feeling 1 
 
 Melbourne 3 
 
 Memoirs of Mr. De Brinbroe 3 
 
 Memoirs of a Swiss Family 4 
 
 Microcosm 5 
 
 Millennium Hall 1 
 
 Minstrel 2 
 
 Mitchell's (Miss) Tales 2
 
 135 NOVELS, &c. 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Smith's (Charlotte) Solitary Wanderer 5 
 
 Wanderings of Warwick 1 
 
 Young Philosophers 4 
 
 Smollet's Humphrey Clinker 3 
 
 Peregrine Pickle 4 
 
 Roderick Random 2 
 
 Sir Launcelot Greaves 2 
 
 Solyman and Alcmena 1 
 
 Southey's (Robert) Amadis of Gaul 4 
 
 Palmerin of England 4 
 
 Stael's (Baroness de) Corinna : from the French 4 
 
 Strolling Player 3 
 
 Subterranean Cavern 4 
 
 Summersett's (Henry) Worst of Stains 2 
 
 Surr's (T. S.) Winter in London 3 
 
 Terentia 1 
 
 Theodosius and Constantia 1 
 
 Thompson's (Benjamin) Ring, The 1 
 
 Tour of Valentine 1 
 
 Trap's (Joseph) Genius, The : from the German 2 
 
 Travels before the Flood 2 
 
 Trimmer's (Mrs.) Fabulous Histories 1 
 
 Vain Cottager 1 
 
 Vaurien ; or Sketches of the Times 2 
 Victim of Magical Delusion. Gift of Madame Aquart 3 
 
 Village Memoirs 1 
 
 Voltaire, Candide ; ou 1'Optisnisme de 1 
 
 Wakefield's (Priscilla) Juvenile Anecdotes 1 
 
 Walker's (George) Cinthelia 4 
 
 House of Tynian 2 
 
 Theodore Cyphon 2 
 
 Vagabond 2 
 
 Welsh Legends 2 
 
 West's (Mrs.) Advantages of Education 2 
 
 Gossip Story 2 
 
 Infidel Father 2 
 
 Westbrook's (Emily) Vale of Glendor 2 
 
 Western Mail, The I 
 
 Wieland's Sophia Sternheim : from the German 2 
 
 Wilkins's (Charles) Dooshwanta and Sakoontala 1 
 
 Williams's (Helen Maria) Julia 2 
 
 Yearley's (Ann) Royal Captives 2
 
 ( 133 ) 
 
 PHYSIC, ANATOMY, AND SURGERY 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Bell's (Charles) System of Dissections : with Plates. 
 
 Two Vols. in 1 
 
 Boneti Sepulchretum ; sive Anatomia Practica 3 
 
 Hippocratis Opera Omnia 2 
 
 Hunter's (Dr. William) Anatomy of the Human Gravid 
 Uterus, exhibited in Figures : the Text both in 
 Latin and English 1 
 
 Monro's (Dr. Alexander) Observations on the Structure 
 
 and Functions of the Nervous System 1 
 
 Description of all the Bursae Muscosae of the Hu- 
 man Body 1 
 
 Structure and Physiology of Fishes, explained 
 
 and compared with those of Man and other Ani- 
 mals : with Plates I 
 
 Motherby's Medical Dictionary 1 
 
 Schenkii Observationum Medicarum rariorum Libri VII. 
 
 Gift of Dr. John Craivford 1 
 
 Sennerti Opera. Gift of Dr. John Crawford I 
 
 auARTO. 
 
 Bell's (Charles) Engravings of the Arteries 
 
 explaining the Course of the 
 
 Nerves 
 -Anatomy of the Brain, explained in a 
 
 Series of Engravings 1 
 
 -(John) Principles of Surgery 2 
 
 -Engravings of the Bones, Muscles, and Joints 1 
 
 Crukshank's Anatomy of the absorbing Vessels : -with 
 
 coloured Plates 1 
 
 Darwin's Zoonomia ; or the Laws of Organick Life
 
 13* NOVELS, &c. 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Smith's (Charlotte) Solitary Wanderer 5 
 
 Wanderings of Warwick 1 
 
 Young Philosophers 4 
 
 Smollet's Humphrey Clinker 3 
 
 Peregrine Pickle 4 
 
 Roderick Random 2 
 
 Sir Launcelot Greaves 2 
 
 Solyman and Alcmena 1 
 
 Southey's (Robert) Amadis of Gaul 4 
 
 ._ Palmerin of England 4 
 
 Stael's (Baroness de) Corinna : from the French 4 
 
 Strolling Player 3 
 
 Subterranean Cavern 4 
 
 Summersett's (Henry) Worst of Stains 2 
 
 Surr's (T. S.) Winter in London 3 
 
 Terentia 1 
 
 Theodosius and Constantia 1 
 
 Thompson's (Benjamin) Ring, The 1 
 
 Tour of Valentine 1 
 
 Trap's (Joseph) Genius, The : from the German 2 
 
 Travels before the Flood 2 
 
 Trimmer's (Mrs.) Fabulous Histories 1 
 
 Vain Cottager 1 
 
 Vaurien ; or Sketches of the Times 2 
 Victim of Magical Delusion. Gift of Madame Aquart 3 
 
 Village Memoirs 1 
 
 Voltaire, Candide ; ou 1'Optisnisme de 1 
 
 Wakefield's (Priscilla) Juvenile Anecdotqs 1 
 
 Walker's (George) Cinthelia 4 
 
 House of Tynian 2 
 
 Theodore Cyphon 2 
 
 Vagabond 2 
 
 Welsh Legends 2 
 
 West's (Mrs.) Advantages of Education 2 
 
 Gossip Story 2 
 
 Infidel Father 2 
 
 Westbrook's (Emily) Vale of Glendor 2 
 
 Western Mail, The 1 
 
 Wieland's Sophia Sternheim : from the German 2 
 
 Wilkins's (Charles) Dooshwanta and Sakoontala 1 
 
 Williams's (Helen Maria) Julia 2 
 
 Yearley's (Ann) Royal Captives 2
 
 ( 133 ) 
 
 PHYSIC, ANATOMY, AND SURGERY 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Bell's (Charles) System of Dissections : with Plates. 
 
 Two Vols. in 1 
 
 Boneti Sepulchretum ; sive Anatomia Practica 3 
 
 Hippocratis Opera Omnia 2 
 
 Hunter's (Dr. William) Anatomy of the Human Gravid 
 Uterus, exhibited in Figures : the Text both in 
 Latin and English 1 
 
 Monro's (Dr. Alexander) Observations on the Structure 
 
 and Functions of the Nervous System 1 
 
 Description of all the Bursae Muscosae of the Hu- 
 man Body 1 
 
 Structure and Physiology of Fishes, explained 
 
 and compared with those of Man and other Ani- 
 mals : -with Plates 1 
 
 Motherby's Medical Dictionary 1 
 
 Schenkii Observationum Medicarum rariorum Libri VII. 
 
 Gift of Dr. John Crawford I 
 
 Sennerti Opera. Gift of Dr. John Crawford 1 
 
 aUARTO. 
 
 Bell's (Charles) Engravings of the Arteries 
 
 . explaining the Course of the 
 
 Nerves 
 
 -Anatomy of the Brain, explained in a 
 
 Series of Engravings 1 
 
 .(John) Principles of Surgery 2 
 
 -Engravings of the Bones, Muscles, and Joints 1 
 
 Crukshank's Anatomy of the absorbing Vessels : with 
 
 coloured Plates 1 
 
 Darwin's Zoonomia ; or the Laws of Organick Life
 
 134 PHYSIC, &o 
 
 aiJARTCK VOL. 
 
 Heberden's Observations on the Increase and Decrease of 
 
 different Diseases, and particularly of the Plague 1 
 Hunter's, Observations on certain Parts of the Animal 
 
 Economy 1 
 
 Treatise on the Venereal Disease 1 
 
 Jenner's (Edward) Inquiry into the Causes and Effects of 
 
 the Variolae Vaccinae, or Cow-Pox I 
 
 Lambert's Description of the Genus Cinchona 1 
 
 Monro's (Alexander) Works : with Plates 1 
 
 ' . Experiments on the Nervous System, 
 
 to determine the Nature and Effects of Animal 
 Electricity 1 
 
 Morgagni, The Seats and Causes of Diseases investigated 
 by Anatomy; translated by Dr. Alexander, from 
 the Latin of J. B. 3 
 
 Paytherus's Comparative Statement of Facts and Observa- 
 tions relative to the Cow-Pox. See Jenner on 
 Cow-Pox. 
 Rowley, Schola Medicinae Universalis nova, cum plurimis 
 
 Tabulis aeneis : auctore Gulielmo 2 
 
 Russel's (Patrick) Treatise of the Plague 1 
 
 Rutty's Methodical Synopsis of Mineral Waters 1 
 
 Ruyschkii Observationes Anatomico-Chirurgicye. Gift of 
 
 Dr. John Crawford 1 
 
 Whytt's (Robert) Works 1 
 
 Willan's Description and Treatment of Cutaneous Dis- 
 eases : with coloured Plates 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Abernethy's Surgical and Physiological Essays : Part 2d 
 
 and 3d 2 
 
 Surgical Observations 1 
 
 Adair's Medical Cautions 1 
 Adams's Observations on the Cancerous Breast 1 
 Account of the Climate of Madeira ; with Instruc- 
 tions to those who resort thither for the recove- 
 ry of their Health. See Misc. Vol. 9th. 
 Aldington's Practical Observations on the Cow-Pox. See 
 Misc. Vol. 9th,
 
 HYStC, &c. 135 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Alexander's (William) Experimental Inquiry concerning 
 
 the Causes of Putrid Diseases 1 
 
 Experimental Essays concerning the Cure of Pu- 
 trid Diseases 1 
 Essay on the Nature and Cure of Cynanche 
 Trachealis. See Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 Andree's Essay on Bilious Diseases. See Misc. Vol. 4th. 
 
 Archer's (John, junr.) Dissertation on Cynanche Trachea- 
 lis. Gift of Dr. Robert H. Archer. See Misc. 
 Vol. 8th. 
 
 (James) Essay on the Effects of the Carbonates 
 of Lime, Magnesia and Potash in the Cure of 
 Diseases. Gift of the Author. See Misc. 
 Vol. 10th. 
 
 Arnold on Insanity 2 
 
 Balfour's Treatise on Sol-Lunar Influence in Fevers, &c. 1 
 
 Baynton's New Method of treating old Ulcers of the Legs. 
 See Misc. Vol. 7tk. 
 
 Beddoe's (Thomas) Observations on the Nature and Cure 
 
 of Calculus, Sea-Scurvy, &c. 1 
 
 . Essay on Pulmonary Consumption. See Misc. 
 Vol. 5th. 
 
 Essay on the Causes and Prevention of ditto 1 
 
 Medical and Domestic Management of ditto 1 
 
 Contributions to Physical and Medical Know- 
 ledge 
 
 Essay on the Use of Nitrous Acid in Venereal 
 
 Diseases 3, 
 
 Hyge'ya ; or Essays, Moral and Medical, on the 
 
 Causes affecting the Personal State of our mid- 
 dling and affluent Classes - 3 
 Bell's (Benjamin) System of Surgery 
 
 Treatise on Ulcers 1 
 
 (Charles) System of Operative Surgery : -with 
 
 Plates 1 
 
 (John) Discourses on the Nature and Cure of 
 
 Wounds 2 
 
 Anatomy of the Human Body : with Plates 4
 
 136 PHYSIC, &c. 
 
 OCTAVO VOL. 
 
 Black's Comparative View of the Mortality of the Human 
 Species of all Ages ; and of the Diseases, &c. 
 by which they are destroyed I 
 
 Blackburn on Scarlet Fever 1 
 
 Eland's Observations on Parturition 1 
 
 Blane on Diseases incidental to Seamen 1 
 
 Breeds Practical Inquiry into disordered Respiration I 
 
 Brice on Yellow Fever. See Misc. Vol. 7th. 
 Brown's Observations on Darwin's Zoonomia 1 
 
 Buchan's Domestick Medicine 1 
 
 Diet for the Poor. See Misc. Vol. Sth. 
 
 Burns's (John) Anatomy of the Gravid Uterus 1 
 
 Dissertations on Inflammation 2 
 
 Burserius, Institutions of the Practice of Medicine : trans- 
 lated by W. C. Brown, from the Latin of J. B. 5 
 Butter on Angina Pectoris. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 on Puerperal Fevers 1 
 
 Carey's Account of the Fever in Philadelphia, in 1793 1 
 
 Cavallo's Essay on the Medicinal Properties of Factitious 
 
 Airs 1 
 
 Chalmers on the Weather and Diseases of South Carolina 1 
 Chandler's Treatise on the Diseases of the Eye, and their 
 
 Remedies 1 
 
 Chisholm's Essay on the Malignant and Pestilential Fevers 
 introduced in the West Indies, in 1793, '94, 
 '95, and '96 2 
 
 Clark on Pregnancy and Labour. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 on the Use and Abuse of Tobacco. See Misc. Vol. 
 
 Sth. 
 Cleghorne's Observations on the Epidemical Diseases of 
 
 Minorca I 
 
 Clutterbuck on Poison of Lead. See Misc. Vol. 8th. 
 Cocke's (Dr. James) Attempt to ascertain the Causes of 
 the Inflammation which attacks wounded Cavi- 
 ties and their contents. Gift of the Author. 1 
 Coleman's Dissertation on Suspended Respiration, from 
 
 Drowning, &c. 1 
 
 Crawford's (Dr. A.) Experiments and Observations on Ani- 
 mal Heat 1 
 Cruikshank's (William) Experiments on the Insensible Per- 
 spiration of the Human Body. See Misc. VoL 
 Wth.
 
 PHYSIC y &c. 137 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Crumpe's Inquiry into the Nature and Properties of Opium 1 
 Cullen's (William) Synopsis Nosologiae Methodicae 1 
 
 Institutions of Medicine 1 
 
 Practice of Physic 4 
 
 Currie's Medical Reports on the Effects of Water, as a 
 
 Remedy in Fever, &c. 1 
 
 Defoe's History of the Great Plague in London, in 1665 ; 
 to which is added a Journal of the Plague at 
 Marseilles, in 1 720 1 
 
 De Merlin's Account of the Plague at Moscow, in 1771. 
 
 See Misc. Vol. 7th. 
 Desault's Parisian Chirurgical Journal 
 
 Dickenson's Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of Fever 1 
 Dionis, Anatomic de 1'Homme : par Mons. 1 
 
 Dobson's Medical Commentary on fixed Air 1 
 
 Duncan's Annals of Medicine; from 1796, to 1803 7 
 
 Edinburgh Practice of Physic, Surgery, and Midwifery 5 
 Else's Works. See Misc. Vol. 3d. 
 Falconar's Synopsis of a course of Lectures on Anatomy 
 
 and Surgery 1 
 
 Fermor's Reflections on the Cow-Pox. See Misc. Vol. 9th. 
 Ferriar's Medical Histories and Reflections 3 
 
 Essay on Fox Glove. See Misc. Vol. Sth. 
 
 Feyjoo, (Rev. Father) Rules for preserving Health, parti- 
 cularly with regard to studious Persons : from 
 the Spanish of See Misc. Vol. 9th. 
 
 Fontana on Poisons 2 
 
 Foote on the Bite of Mad Dogs. See Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 on the Diseases in the Urethra and Bladder. See 
 
 Misc. Vol. 3d. 
 
 Fordyce on Fever 3 
 
 Fothergill's (Dr. John) Works 3 
 
 Fowler on the Use of Arsenick in the Cure of Agues. See 
 
 Mise. Vol. 4th. 
 
 on the Effects of Tobacco in the Cure of Drop- 
 sies. See Misic. Vol. 3d. 
 
 on Acute and Chronick Rheumatism 1 
 
 Gibbes's Treatise on the Bath- Waters 1 
 
 Gilchrist on the Use of Sea- Voyages in Medicine, and par- 
 ticularly in Consumption ; with Observations on 
 that Disease 1
 
 PHYSIC, &c 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL, 
 
 Gimbernat, A New Method of Operating for the Femoral 
 Hernia : from the Spanish of Don Antonio 
 See Misc. Vol. 8th. 
 
 Girdelstone's Essays on the Hepatitis, and Spasmodic Af- 
 fections in India. See. Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Goodvvyn on the Connexion of Life with Respiration I 
 
 Gregory's Conspectus Medicina? 2 
 
 Haller's (Dr. Albert) Physiology 2 
 
 Pathological Observations ; chiefly from Dissec- 
 tions of Morbid Bodies 1 
 
 Hamilton's (Alexander) Outlines of the Theory and Prac- 
 tice of Midwifery 1 
 
 Harper's (Andrew) Treatise on the real Cause and Cure 
 of Insanity. See Misc. Vol. 6th. 
 
 Haygarth's (Dr. John) Letter on the Prevention of Infec- 
 tious Fevers 1 
 
 Heberden's (Dr. William) Commentaries on the History 
 
 and Cure of Diseases 1 
 
 Henderson on the Plague. See Misc. Vol. 4th. 
 
 Hewson's Experimental Inquiries into the Properties of 
 
 the Blood 1 
 
 Heysham's Account of the Jail Fever. See Misc. Vol. 4tk. 
 
 Hilary on the Diseases of Barbadoes 1 
 
 Home's Clinical Experiments, Histories, and Dissections 1 
 
 Hufeland, The Art of Prolonging Life : from the German 
 
 of Dr. C. W. 1 
 
 Hunter's Observations on the Diseases of the Army in Ja- 
 maica 1 
 
 Hurlock's Practical Treatise on Dentition I 
 
 Huxham's (Dr. John) Observations on the Air, and Epide- 
 mical Diseases made at Plymouth, from 1 728 to 
 1738; with a short Treatise on the Devonshire 
 Colick 2 
 
 Essay on Fevers ; with a Dissertation on the 
 
 Malignant Ulcerous Sore-Throat 1 
 
 Irving's (Ralph) Experiments on the Red and Quill Peru- 
 vian Bark 1 
 
 Jackson's (Dr. Robert) Treatise on the Fevers of Jamaica 1 
 
 Remarks on the Constitution of the 
 
 Medical Department of the British Army, &c. 1 
 
 (Dr. Seguin H.) Treatise on Sympathy 1
 
 PHYSIC, &c. 139 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Johnstone's (Dr. James) Medical Observations and Disqui- 
 sitions relative to the Nervous 1 System 1 
 
 Jones's (Philip) Treatise on Crookedness. See Misc. 
 
 Vol. 6th. 
 
 (Robert) Inquiry into the State of Medicine, on the 
 Principles of Inductive Philosophy 1 
 
 - (John) Medical, Philosophical, and Vulgar Errours 
 
 refuted I 
 
 Justamond on Cancerous and Scirrhous Disorders. See 
 Mise. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Kentish's Advice to Gouty Persons. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Kirkland's Inquiry into the present State of Medical Sur- 
 gery 2 
 
 . Commentary on Paralytic and Apoplectic Affec- 
 tions 1 
 
 Kite's Essays on the Recovery of Persons apparently 
 
 Dead 1 
 
 Leake on the Chronical Diseases peculiar to Women 2 
 
 Leigh and Young on Opium. See Young on Opium. 
 
 Lempriere's Army Diseases 2 
 
 Le Roi, Observations on the Prognostic in acute Diseases: 
 
 from the French of Charles 1 
 
 Lewis's Materia Medica 2 
 
 Lind's Essay on the Diseases incidental to Europeans in 
 
 hot Climates 1 
 
 Lyson's Practical Essays upon Fevers, Dropsies, &c. 1 
 
 Macbride's Experimental Essays on Medical and Philoso- 
 phical Subjects 1 
 
 Maclurg's Experiments upon the Human Bile 1 
 
 Mathevvs's Observations on Hepatic Diseases incidental to 
 
 Europeans in the East Indies 1 
 
 May's (William) Essay on Pulmonary Consumption. See 
 Misc. Vol. 5th. 
 
 M'Lean's (Dr. Hector) Inquiry into the Nature and Causes 
 of the great Mortality among the Troops at St. 
 Domingo ; with practical Remarks on the Fever 
 of that Island, in 1797 1 
 
 Medical Society of London, instituted in 1773, Memoirs 
 
 of the 5 
 
 and Philosophical Commentaries : by a Society of 
 
 Physicians in Edinburgh 20 
 
 and Philosophical Extracts ; or the Philosophy of 
 
 Medicine 5
 
 U9 PHYSIC, &c. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Medical Museum 3 
 
 Observations and Inquiries : by a Society of Physi- 
 cians in London 6 
 
 Records : from the Papers of a private Medical 
 
 Society 1 
 
 Communications 2 
 
 Spectator 2 
 
 and Chirurgical Review; from 1794 IS 
 
 and Physical Journal; containing the earliest in- 
 formation on Subjects of Medicine, Surgery, 
 Pharmacy, Chymistry, and Natural History, 
 from 1799 10 
 and Physical Recorder, The Baltimore: conduct- 
 ed by Dr. Tobias Watkins. Gift of the Editor 1 
 Millar on Asthma, and on the Hooping Cough 1 
 Miscellanies, Physical 10 
 Monro's (Dr. Donald) Treatise on Mineral Waters 2 
 Moore's (Dr. John) Medical Sketches 1 
 Moseley's (Benjamin) Treatise on Tropical Diseases 1 
 
 Treatise on Sugar ; with Medical 
 
 Observations 1 
 
 Moss on the Management and Nursing of Children 1 
 
 Ontyd's (Conrad G.) Treatise on Mortal Diseases 1 
 
 Parry's Inquiry into the Symptoms and Causes of the Syn- 
 cope Anginosa, commonly called Angina Pec- 
 toris 1 
 
 Peale's (Charles W. of Philadelphia} Epistle to a Friend 
 on the means of preserving Health. Gift of 
 the Author. See Misc. Fol. IQth. 
 Pearson's (Richard) Short Account of the Nature and Pro- 
 perties of different kinds of Airs, so far as it re- 
 lates to their Medicinal Use. See Misc. Vol. 
 8th. 1 
 
 Observations on the Effects of various Articles 
 
 of the Materia Medica, in the Cure of Lues Ve- 
 nerea 1 
 
 Observations on the Epidemick Catarrhal Fever, 
 
 or Influenza of 1803. See Misc. Fol IQth. 
 Pennsylvania Hospital, Catalogue of the Medical Library 
 
 in the Gift of the Managers 1 
 
 Percival's (Thomas) Medical and Experimental Essays 2
 
 PHYSIC, &c. 141 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL, 
 
 Percival's (Thomas) Medical Ethics ; or a Code of Insti- 
 tutes and Precepts adapted to the Professional 
 Conduct of Physicians and Surgeons 1 
 
 Perfect's Midwifery 2 
 
 Remarkable Case of Madness ; with the Diet 
 
 and Medicines used in the Cure. See Misc. 
 Vol. 2d. 
 
 Playfair's (James, Architect) Method of constructing Va- 
 pour Baths, so as to render them of small Ex- 
 pense, and of commodious Use in private Fami- 
 lies : with a Design and Description of a con- 
 venient Hot-Water Bath. See Misc. Vol. 6th. 
 Pott's (Percival) Chirurgical Works 3 
 
 Powers (George) on the Egyptian Ophtalmia. See Misc. 
 
 Vol. 10th. 
 
 Pringle on the Diseases of the Army i 
 
 Ramsay's (Dr. David) Sketch of the Soil, Climate, Wea- 
 ther, and Diseases of South Carolina. See Misc. 
 Vol. 6th. 
 
 < ' " Review of the State of Medicine in the 18th 
 
 Century. See Misc. Vol. 8th. 
 
 Rigby on the Uterine Haemorrhage. See Misc. Vol. 3d. 
 Robertson's Observations on Jail, Hospital, or Ship Fevers I 
 Rogers's (Joseph) Essay on Epidemick Diseases 1 
 
 Rowley's Treatise on Female Nervous Diseases 1 
 
 on the Scarlet and Yellow Fevers of the 
 
 West Indies and America. See Misc, Vol. 4th. 
 -on the Malignant Ulcerated Sore-Throat 
 
 of 1787. See Misc. Vol. 4th. 
 
 Rush's (Dr. Benjamin) Medical Inquiries and Observations. 
 
 Gift of the Author 4 
 
 Sanchez, Historical Investigation into the first Appear- 
 ance of the Venereal Disease in Europe ; with 
 Remarks on its Nature : from the French of Dr. 1 
 
 Saunders's Treatise on the Chymical History and Medical 
 
 Powers of Mineral Waters 1 
 
 Sheldrake's Practical Essay on the Club-Foot 1 
 
 Sherwen's Observations on the diseased Urinary Bladder. 
 See Misc. Vol. 9th. 
 
 Simmons on the Tenia, or long Tape Worm ; and Method, 
 of treating it. See Misc. Vol. 2d,
 
 142 PHYSIC, &c. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL, 
 
 Sims's Observations on Epidemical Disorders; with Re- 
 marks on Nervous and Malignant Fevers 1 
 Sinclair's (Sir John) Code of Health and Longevity 4 
 Skeete's Experiments and Observations on Quilled and 
 
 Red Peruvian Bark 1 
 
 Smellie's Midwifery 3 
 
 Thesaurus Medicus 4 
 
 Smyth on the Jail Distemper at Winchester, in 1780 1 
 
 Spallanzani on Blood 1 
 
 Memoirs on Respiration : by 1 
 
 Speculations on the Mode and Appearances of Impregna- 
 tion 1 
 Button's (Thomas) Considerations on Pulmonary Consump- 
 tion. See Misc. Vol. Wth. 
 
 Theses Medicae Edinburgi 7 
 
 Thomas on the Diseases of Warm Climates 1 
 
 Thornton on the Cow-Pock 1 
 
 Townsend's Guide to Health 2 
 
 Transactions of the Royal Humane Society 1 
 
 Trotter's Medicina Nautica 3 
 
 Underwood on Diseases of Children 2 
 
 Valli's Experiments on Animal Electricity ; with their ap- 
 plication to Physiology," and Medical Observa- 
 tions 1 
 Van Swieten's Commentaries 19 
 Wade on Emetics, Purgatives, Mercurials, and low Diet, 
 
 in Disorders of Bengal and similar Latitudes 2 
 Walker's Memoirs of Medicine 1 
 
 Wallis's (George) Art of preventing Diseases and restoring 
 
 Health 1 
 
 Treatise on Injudicious Bleeding in Pregnancy. 
 
 See Misc. Vol. '2d. 
 
 Edition of Thomas Sydenham's Works 2 
 
 Ware's Remarks on the Fistula Lacrymalis, &c. 1 
 Warner's Full and plain Account of the Gout 1 
 White (Charles) on the Management of Pregnant and Ly- 
 ing-in Women 1 
 on the Swelling in the lower Extremities of Lying- 
 in Women. See Misc. Vol. 6th. 
 (Thomas) on Scrophula. See Misc. Vol. 5th.
 
 "PUYSIC, &o U,3 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 White (William) Observations and Experiments on the 
 broad-leaved Willow-Bark, illustrated with 
 Cases. See Misc. Vol. 9th. 
 
 Willich's Lectures on Diet and Regimen 1 
 
 Wilson's (Alexander) Observationons on the Influence of 
 
 Climate on Vegetable and Animal Bodies 1 
 
 (Alexander, Phil.) Treatise on Febrile Diseases 3 
 
 Withering on the Fox-Glove and some of its Medical Uses 1 ' 
 Withers's (Thomas) Observations on the Abuse of Medi- 
 cine 1 
 
 Treatise on Asthma 1 
 
 i Treatise on the Errors and Defects of Medical 
 
 Education 1 
 
 Woodville's History of Inoculation in Great Britain 1 
 
 Observations on the Cow-Pox. See Misc. 
 
 } ol. Sth. 
 
 Young and Leigh on Opium 1 
 
 Zimmerman's Treatise on Dysentery 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Andry's Orthopaedia ; or the Art of correcting and pre- 
 venting Deformities in Children : from the 
 French 1 
 
 Assalini's Observations on the Plague, the Dysentery, and 
 
 the Ophtalmy of Egypt : from the French 1 
 
 Cornaro's Discourses on a Sober and Temperate Life 1 
 
 Falconar's Dissertation on the Influence of the Passions 
 
 upon Disorders of the Body 1 
 
 Hamilton on Scrophulous Affections 1 
 
 La Faye, Principes de Chirurgie: par 1 
 
 Le Clerc, L'Appareil des Jeunes Chirurgiens : par 1 
 
 Lecture on the situation of the large Blood- Vessels of the 
 
 Extremities 1 
 
 Monro on Dropsy 1 
 
 Nisbet's Edinburgh School of Medicine, intended as an In- 
 troduction to the Clinical Guide 4 
 
 Clinical Guide ; to which is added a Practical 
 
 Pharmacopeia E
 
 J44 PHYSIC, &c, 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Schmidt (Joannis) Dissertatio, sistens Dcscriptionem Ma- 
 chin* Gibbositates minuendae at que sanandae 1 
 
 Stranger's Remarks on the Necessity and Means of sup- 
 pressing Contagious Fever in London 1 
 
 Turnbull's Instructions to those, of both Sexes, who are 
 
 afflicted with Ruptures 1 
 
 Willan's Reports on the Diseases of London ; from 1 796, 
 
 to 1800 }
 
 ( 145 ) 
 
 POETRY AND THE 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Boothby's Sorrows ; sacred to the Memory of Penelope : 
 
 with Plates 1 
 
 Chaucer's (Jeffrey) Works; to which is adjoined the Sto- 
 ry of the Siege of Thebes, by John Lidgate, 
 Monk of Bury : together with the Life of Chau- 
 cer, and a Table explaining the old and obscure 
 Words. London 1687. Gift of William Low- 
 ry y Esq. I 
 
 ftUARTO. 
 
 Barlow's (Joel) Columbiad : with Plates. Gift of Mr. 
 
 Fielding Lucas 1 
 
 Bidlake's (John) Poems 1 
 
 Boaden's (James) Cambro Britons. See Plays by several 
 
 hands, vol. 1st. 
 
 Bowie's Sorrows of Switzerland. See Misc. vol. 3d. 
 Blacklock's (Thomas) Poems 1 
 
 Booker's (Luke) Malvern ; a Descriptive and Historical 
 
 Poem 
 
 Brumoy's Greek Theatre : translated by Mrs. C. Lenox 
 Burgess's Birth and Triumph of Love 
 Callimachus : translated by Tytler 
 Carlyle's Specimen of Arabian Poetry 
 Cartwright's Armine and Elvira. See Misc. Vol. 3d. 
 Cawthorn's Poems 1 
 
 Champion's (Joseph) Translation of the Persian Poems of 
 
 Ferdosi 1 
 
 Chaucer's Canterbury Tales 2 
 
 Cupid and Psyche : a Mythological Tale from the Golden 
 
 Ass of Apuleius 1
 
 146 POETRY AND THE DRAMA. 
 
 aUARTO. 
 
 Dallas's (R. C.) Works; consisting of Poems; Lucretia, a 
 Tragedy, and Moral Essays ; with a Vocabula- 
 ry of the Passions 1 
 
 Darwin's Botanick Garden, a Poem in two Parts ; the 
 first containing the Economy of Vegetation, and 
 the second the Loves of the Plants ; with Phi- 
 losophical Notes 2 
 
 De Lille's (Abbe) Gardens : translated from the French 1 
 
 Druriad ; or Strictures on the principal Performers of Dru- 
 ry-Lane Theatije, a Satirical Poem. See Mlso. 
 Vol. 1st, 
 
 Fawcett's (Joseph) Art of War, a Poem 1 
 
 Fenelon's Telemachus : translated by John Hawkesworth 1 
 
 Fosbrooke's (T. D.) Economy of Monastick Life. See 
 Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 Genius of France ; or Consular Vision. See Misc. Vol. 
 3d. 
 
 Gessner's Idyls ; with a Letter on Landscape-Painting, 
 and the Story of the two Friends : translated 
 by William Hooper 1 
 
 Hayley's (William) Essay on Sculpture ; with Notes 1 
 
 Heroick Epistle to Sir William Chambers 
 
 Postcript to the Publick. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Homer's Iliad and Odyssey : translated by William Cooper 2 
 
 Horace's Art of Poetry : translated by George Colman 1 
 
 Hubbard's Jacobinism. See Misc. -, oL 3d. 
 
 Hurdis's Poem on the Marriage of the Prince of Wales. 
 See Misc. : ol. 1st 
 
 Innovation, a Poem. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Jones's (Sir William) Translation of Arabian Poems 1 
 
 Knight's (Richard Payne) Landscape, a Poem 1 
 
 Progres of Civil Society, a Didac- 
 
 tick Poem 1 
 
 Lloyd's (Robert) Poems 1 
 
 Logan's (Maria) Poems on several Occasions. See Misc. 
 Vol. 3d. 
 
 Manner's (Lady) Review of Poetry, Ancient and Modern,, 
 See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Merry's (Robert) Pains of Memory. See Misc. Vol, 1st. 
 
 Miscellanies 3
 
 POETRY AND THE DRAMA. 
 
 aUARTO. VOL. 
 
 More's (Hannah) Florio, a Tale -} 9 
 
 ---- Bas Bleu, or Conversation ' 
 
 01 n 
 
 Slavery, a Poem 
 
 Nott's (John) Odes of Hafez : translated from the Persian 1 
 Ode to Dragon, Mr. Garrick's House-Dog. See Misc. 
 
 Vol. 1st. 
 Poems from the Arabick and Persian ; with Notes by the 
 
 Author of Gebir. See Misc. Vol. 3d. 
 
 Pye's (Henry James) Naucratia ; or Naval Dominion 1 
 
 Seward's (Miss Anna) Llangollen Vale, with other Poems 1 
 ---- Original Sonnets ; and Odes para- 
 
 phrased from Horace 1 
 
 Sotheby's (Miss) Patient Griselda. See Misc. Vol. 3d. 
 Swift's (Theophilus) Temple of Folly. See Misc. Vol. 3d. 
 Thomson's (Alexander) Paradise of Taste 1 
 
 Voltaire's Henriade : translated in English 1 
 
 Williams's (Helen Maria) Peru, a Poem 1 
 
 Yearsley's (Ann, a Milk- Woman of Bristol) Poems on se- 
 
 veral Occasions 1 
 
 i. "- - Rural Lyre ; or a Volume of Poems. See Misc. 
 
 Vol. 2d. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 jSEschylus : translated by Potter 2 
 
 Akenside's (Mark) Poems 1 
 
 American Select Poems 1 
 
 Apolonius Rhodius : translated by Fawkes 1 
 
 Ariosto's Orlando Furioso : translated by Hoole, from the 
 
 Italian 5 
 
 Aristophanes's Clouds : translated by Richard Cumberland 1 
 Baillie's (Joanna) Series of Plays ; each Passion being the 
 
 subject of a Tragedy and a Comedy 2 
 
 Barbauld's (Mrs. Anna Laetitia) Poems 1 
 
 Barlow's (Joel) Vision of Columbus I 
 
 Barry's (Garrett) Elegies, and other little Poems. See 
 
 American Poems, Vol. 2d. 
 
 Battle of the Nile. See Plays by several hands, Vol. 1st. 
 Beloe's (Rev. William) Poems and Translations 1 
 
 Bernis, CEuvres du Cardinal de Gift of Madame Len- 
 
 drieve I
 
 148 POETRY AND THE DRAMA. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Bubble and Squeak : by the Author of Topsy Turvy. See 
 
 Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Barrel's (Lady) Poems 2 
 
 Butler's Hudibras 2 
 
 Camoens, The Lusiad : translated by William Mickle, 
 
 from the Portuguese of 2 
 
 Champion's (Anthony) Miscellanies, in Prose and Verse : 
 published from the original Manuscript, by Wil- 
 liam Henry Lord Lyttleton 2 
 Cherry's (A.) Soldier's Daughter, a Comedy. See Plays 
 
 by several hands, Vol. 2d. 
 
 Cottle's Icelandick Poetry 1 
 
 Cowley's (Mrs.) Town before you, a Comedy I 
 
 Crambe Repetita : or a Second Course of Bubble and 
 
 Squeak. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Cumberland's (Richard) Plays 2 
 
 Darwin's Temple of Nature, a Poem 1 
 
 Deaf and Dumb, (the) Historical Drama : from the French 
 of M. Bouilly. See Plays by several hands, 
 Vol. 2d. 
 Democracy Unveiled ; or Tyranny Stripped of the Garb 
 
 of Patriotism 2 
 
 Donald Bane. See Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 Dray ton's (Michael) England's Heroical Epistles 1 
 
 Dwight's (Dr. Timothy) Greenfield Hill 1 
 
 Edkins's (Joshua) Collection of Poems, mostly Original, by 
 
 several hands 2 
 
 Elegy on the Death of Mrs. Mary Wharton. Gift of the 
 Rev Dr. Bend. See American Poems, Vol. 2d. 
 Epistle from the Marquis de la Fayette to General Wash- 
 ington. See Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 Evans's (Nathaniel) Poems 1 
 
 Euripides : translated by Potter 2 
 
 Falconer's (William) Shipwreck, a Poem 1 
 
 Fawcett's Poems 1 
 
 Gebir, a Poem. See Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 Good's (John Mason) Song of Songs ; or Sacred Idyls : 
 
 from the Hebrew 1 
 
 Grant's (Mrs.) Poems on various Subjects 1 
 
 Guillotina (The) : by the Author of the Democratiad. Gift 
 of Charles Ridgely, Esq. See American Po- 
 ems, Vol. 2d.
 
 POETRY AND THE DRAMA. 149 
 
 OCTAVO. VOLc 
 
 Homer's Iliad, Translated by Alexander Pope : Edition of 
 
 Gilbert Wakefield 6 
 
 Odyssey Do. Do. 5 
 
 Hopkinson's Song, adapted to the President's March. See 
 
 American Poems, ol. Id. 
 
 Horace ; Translated by William Boscawen 2 
 
 House of Wisdom in a Bustle. See American Poems, 
 
 Vol. 2d. 
 Humphrey's Political Works 1 
 
 Poem on Industry. See American Poems, 
 
 / ol. 2d. 
 Hurdis's (James) Poems 1 
 
 Adriana, or the 1st of June ; a Poem 1 
 
 Village Curate, a Poem 1 
 
 Sir Thomas More, a Tragedy 1 
 
 Tears of Affection, a Poem 1 
 
 Whist, a Poem iu twelve Cantos 1 
 
 Jago's (Richard) Poems, Moral and Descriptive 1 
 
 Iffland's Forresters, or a Picture of rural Manners, a Play 
 in 5 Acts ; Translated by Belle Plumptre, from 
 the German. See Plays by several hands, 
 Vol. 1st. 
 
 Jone's (Sir William) Asiatic Poems; with two Essays, one 
 on the Poetry of Eastern Nations, the other on 
 Arts commonly called Imitative 1 
 
 Knox's Elegant Extracts, Poetical 1 
 
 Kotzebue's Stranger, a Play : translated by George Pa- 
 dendick. See Plays by several hands, Vol. 2d. 
 Legrand's Fabliaux, or Tales of the 12th. and 13th. Cen- 
 tury : translated by G. Ellis, Esq. from the 
 French 2 
 
 Lloyd's (Robert) Poetical Works 1 
 
 (Charles) Poems. See Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 Lucretius, Translated by Creech 2 
 
 Lucrezio, Tradotto da Marchetti. Gift of Mr. Joseph 
 
 Pench 1 
 
 Manner's (Lady) Poems 1 
 
 Mary Stewart a Tragedy 1 
 
 Maurice's Poems 1 
 
 Milton's (John) Paradise Lost, with Newton's Notes 2
 
 J50 POETRY AND THE DRAMA 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 % 
 
 Milton's (John) Poetical Works. Gift of William 
 
 M'Creery, Esq. 4 
 
 Miscellanies 2 
 
 Moore's (Hannah) Plays 1 
 
 < Poetical Review. See Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 Murphy's (Arthur) Arminius. See Plays by several hands t 
 
 lol. 2d. 
 Nicols de Literis Inventis, Libri Sex. Gift of H. Nichols, 
 
 Esq. I 
 
 Nivernois, Fables Translated in English Verse : from the 
 
 French of the Duke of 1 
 
 Ogilvie's (John) Poems 1 
 
 Ossian's Poems 1 
 
 Owen's (William) Literal Translation of the Heroic Ele- 
 gies, and other pieces of Leywarc Hen, Prince 
 
 of the Cambrian Britons 
 
 Peter Pindar's Poetical works. Gift of Mr. John Cole 
 Plautus : translated by Thornton 
 Plays by several hands 
 
 Pleaders Guide : by Surrebutter. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 Poetical Tour in the years 1784, '85, '86 : by a member 
 
 of the Arcadian Society 
 Polwhele's (Richard) Poems : among others, a Poem 
 
 called the Influence of Local Attachment, with 
 
 respect to Home 
 
 Preston's (William) Poetical Works 
 Pye's (Henry James) Poems 
 
 Pursuits of Literature, a Satirical Poem in Dialogues 
 Ramsay's (Allen) Poems 
 Render's (the Rev.) Translation of Count Beniowsky, a 
 
 Tragi-Comedy, from the German 1 
 
 Robinson's (Mrs. M.) Poems 1 
 
 Salmagundi : A Miscellaneous combination of original 
 
 Poetry 1 
 
 Sayer's (Frank) Dramatic Sketches of Northern Mythology 1 
 
 Nugae Poeticae. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Schiller's Don Carlos : translated by G. H. Noehden 
 
 and I. Stoddart I 
 
 Fiesco : translated by Ditto 1 
 
 Robbers 1 
 
 Walstein : translated by S. Holleridge 1
 
 POETRY AND THE DRAMA. 151 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Scott's (John) Poetical Works 1 
 
 - (Thomas) Book of Job : translated into Verse 1 
 
 -- (Walter) Lay of the 'Last Minstrel 1 
 
 ----- Marmion, a Tale of Flodden Field 2 
 ihade of Alexander Pope, a Satirical Poem. See Misc. 
 
 lhakspeare's Works, Edition of Johnson and Stevens 15 
 Jophocles : translated by Franklin 2 
 
 louthey's (Robert) Madoc 2 
 
 Jtatius : translated by Lewis 2 
 
 rasso's Jerusalem Delivered : a Heroic Poem, translated 
 
 from the Italian, by Hoole 2 
 
 ["erence : translated by George Colman 2 
 
 'heocritus : translated by Richard Polwheles 2 
 
 ---- by Francis Fawkes 1 
 
 Pheophrastus, Imitations of the Characters of: Gift of 
 
 Mr. Samuel Cole 1 
 
 'homson's (James) Seasons: with plates by Stocdale. Gift 
 
 of Robert Gilmor, Jun. Esq. I 
 
 ]*opsy Turvy. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 [Yumbull's (John) M'Fingal 1 
 
 fida's Christiad : translated from the Italian, by Granan 1 
 Virgil, the works of, In Latin and English : the Eneid 
 translated by the Rev. Christopher Pitt ; the 
 Eclogues and Georgics, with Notes on the 
 whole, by the Rev. Mr. Joseph Warton ; with 
 several new observations by Mr. Holdsworth, 
 Mr. Spence and others, &c. 4 
 
 Walpole's (the Hon. Horace) Mysterious Mother : a Co- 
 
 medy 1 
 
 kVyntown, De Orygynale Cronykil of Scotland ; be An- 
 drow : with Notes, Glossary, &c. by David 
 Macpherson 2 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Anacreon, Sappho, Bio, Muschus and Musoeus : translated 
 
 by Frances M. A. Fawkes 1 
 
 Anthology : translated from the Greek 1 
 
 (D. Magni) Opera 1
 
 152 POETRY AND THE DRAMA, 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Bannatyne's Ancient Scottish Poem 1 
 
 Bath Guide, the New 1 
 
 Beattie's Poems 1 
 
 Beauties of Poetry, English and American 1 
 
 Bell's British Theatre, Tragedies and Comedies 14 
 
 Farces 6 
 
 Bidlake's Youth, a Poem. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 Bourne, Poematica Latine Scripta a Vincentio 1 
 
 Bowles's Poems 2 
 
 British Album containing the Poems of Delia Crusca, 
 
 Anna Matilda Arley, Benedict the Bard, &c. 2 
 Buchanan's Latin Psalms 1 
 
 Burn's (Robert) Poems, chiefly in,,the Scottish Dialect 1 
 
 Butler's (Samuel) Hudibras. Gift of Mr. John Cole 1 
 
 Cesarotti, La Iliade de Omero : Tradotta dall Abate. Gift 
 
 of Mr. Joseph Pench 2 
 
 Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, completed in a Modern Ver- 
 sion 3 
 Churchill's (Charles) Poetical Works. Gift of Mr. John 
 
 Cole 
 
 Coleridge's Poems on various subjects 
 Colman's (George) Dramatic Works 
 Constantini Odarum Libri Tres 
 Corneille, Theatre de Pierre "i Gift of William 
 
 Thomas 3 Grahame, Esq. 
 
 Cowper's (William) Poems 
 Crabbe's (the Rev. George) Poems 
 Cumberland's (Richard) Calvary, a Poem 
 
 Natural Son 
 
 Dante's Inferno : translated from the Italian, by Henry 
 
 Boyd 2 
 
 Davis's (John) Poems. Gift of the Author 1 
 
 Delisle's (the Abbe) Rural Philosopher : translated from the 
 
 French, by John Maunde 1 
 
 D'lsraeli's Poems 1 
 
 Dodd's (the Rev. William) Thoughts in Prison : to which 
 
 are added Miscellaneous Pieces . 1 
 
 Dodsley's Collection of Poems, composed by several 
 
 hands 6 
 
 Oowman's (Hugh) Infancy, a Poem ; or the Management 
 
 of Children 1
 
 POETRY AND THE DRAMA. 15 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOt. 
 
 Drummond's (William) Poems. Gift of Mr. John Cole 1 
 
 Dyer's (John) Poetical Works 1 
 
 Epigrammata et Parerga 1 
 Epistle to a Friend, by the Author of the Pleasures of 
 
 Memory 1 
 
 Evans's (Thomas) Old Ballads, Historical and Narrative 4 
 
 Fables (Eighty Nine Fugitive) in Verse 1 
 
 Farquhar's (George) Works 2 
 
 Fe ssenden's (Thomas Green) Poems 1 
 
 Terrible Tractorations 1 
 
 Garrick's (David) Poetical Works 2 
 Genlis, Theatre of Education : from the French of Ma- 
 dame de. Gift of Mr. George W. Field 3 
 Gessner's Death of Abel, translated from the German, 
 by Mary Collyer ; with the Death of Cain, by a 
 Lady 1 
 Gifford's (William) Baviad and Maviad 1 
 Giliepsie's (William) Progress of Refinement ; with other 
 
 Poems 1 
 
 Gisborne's (Thomas) Sacred and Moral Poems 2 
 
 Grainger's (James) Sugar Cane, a Poem 1 
 
 Great Review 1 
 Green's (Matthews) Poems : consisting of the Spleen, and 
 
 other Poems 1 
 
 Gresset, CEuvres de 2 
 
 Guarini, II Pastor Fido di: Gift of Mr. J. Pench 1 
 
 Haller's (the Baron) Poems : translated by Mrs. Howorth 1 
 
 Hayley's (William) Poems and Plays 6 
 
 Triumph of Temper 1 
 
 Huddersford's (George) Poems 3 
 
 W T iccamical Chaplet 1 
 
 Jerningham's Poems 2 
 
 Johnson's (Samuel) Edition of the English Poets 75 
 
 Jonstonii Opera 1 
 
 Keate's (George) Poetical Works 2 
 Kenney's (James) Society, a Poem in two Parts ; with 
 
 other Poems 1 
 
 Kenrick's (W) Epistles 1 
 Klopstock's Messiah: translated from the German, by 
 
 Joseph Collyer 1 
 
 Lansdown's (George Grenville Lord of) Poem* ^
 
 154 POETRY AND THE DRAMA. 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Leiden's (John) Scenes of Infancy; descriptive of Teviot- 
 
 dale 1 
 
 Lambert (St.) Les Saisons : Pot me par 1 
 
 Marino, La Galeria di. Gift of Mr. Pencil 1 
 Martial Effusions of Ancient Times; from the Fragments 
 
 of Tyrtaeus 1 
 
 Mason's (William) Poems 3 
 Metastasio, The works of, translated from the Italian, by 
 
 John Hoole 1 
 
 Milton, II Paradiso Perduto di > Gift of Mr. 2 
 
 Milton's (John) Paradise Lost j Pench 1 
 
 Moliere, Theatre de. Gift of William Grahame, Esq. 4 
 Montgomery's (James) Wanderer of Switzerland; and 
 
 other Poems 2 
 
 Moore's (Edward) Plays 1 
 
 Fables for Ladies 1 
 
 Nicoll's Collection of Poems 3 
 Opie's (Mrs.) Poems, containing the Warrior's return, and 
 
 other Poems 1 
 
 Pearch's Collection of Poems by several hands 4 
 
 Peacock's (J. L.) Palmyra 1 
 
 Persius, Satires of, translated by William Drummond 1 
 
 Translated by Brewster 1 
 
 JPinkerton's Rhymes I 
 
 Pindar, Translated by Gilbert West 3 
 Plays, Old 12 
 
 Pleasures of Hope, by Thomas Campbell 1 
 
 of Memory 1 
 
 of Solitude, with other Poems, by P. L. Coul- 
 
 tier 1 
 Poetical Farrago, being a Miscellaneous Assemblage of 
 
 Epigrams, and other Jeux d'Esprit 2 
 
 Polwhele's Poems 3 
 
 Ramsay's Evergreen 2 
 Relics of Ancient Poetry, consisting of Heroic Ballads, 
 
 Songs and other Pieces of our earlier Poets 3 
 
 Richardson's (William) Poems, chiefly Rural 1 
 
 The Maid of Lochlin 1 
 
 Robinson's (Mrs. Mary) Lyrical Tales 1 
 
 Poems 1 
 
 Rogers's Epistle to a Friend ,1
 
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 Koscoe's (William) Nurse ; a Poem, translated from the 
 
 Italian of Luigi Transilio 1 
 Rousseau, (JeanB aptiste) Odes, Cantates, Epitres et Poesies 
 
 diverses de 2 
 
 Rushston's (Edward) Poems 1 
 
 Sacred Dramas by Hannah Moore 1 
 
 by Madame de Genlis 1 
 
 Sargent's (John) Mine, a Dramatic Poem ; to which are 
 
 added two Historical Odes 2 
 
 Scottish Poems, (Ancient) with large Notes and Glossary 1 
 
 Scott's (Walter) Lay of the last Minstrel 1 
 
 Select Plays, performed in America 4. 
 
 Seward's Monody on Major Andre, &c. 1 
 
 Smart's (Christopher) Poems 2 
 
 Smith's (Charlotte) Elegiac Sonnets and other Poems 2 
 
 Smollet's (I.) Works, Plays and Poems 1 
 
 Shee's (Martin Archer) Rhymes on Art 1 
 
 Southey's (Robert) Poems 1 
 
 Joan of Arc 2 
 
 Tasker's (William) Select Odes and Miscellaneous Poems 3 
 Tasso, L'Amadigi di M. Bernardo. Gift of the Rev. Mr. 
 
 Doyle 4 
 
 Thomson's (James) Works. Gift of Mr. John Cole 2 
 
 Trumbull's (John) Progress of Dullness 1 
 Virgil, The Works of, translated into English Verse, by 
 
 John Dryden 4 
 Wallace, the Metrical History of Sir William, by Blind 
 
 Harry. Gift of Mr. G. L. Gray 3 
 
 Ward's Reformation of England, a Poem 1 
 
 West's (Mrs.) Poems and Plays 2 
 Wieland's Oberon, a Poem : translated from the German, 
 
 by Mr. John Sotheby 1 
 
 Whitehead's (William) Hays and Poems 3 
 
 Wilke's Leonidas, a Poem 2 
 
 - Epigoniad 1 
 
 Williams's Poems. Gift of Mr. John Cole 2 
 
 (Helen Maria) Poems 2 
 
 Wordsworth's ( Villiam) Lyrical Ballads and other Poems 2 
 
 Young's Night Thoughts. Gift of Mr. G. W. Field. I
 
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 POLITICAL 
 
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 Census, or Enumeration of the Inhabitants of the United 
 
 States; taken in 1800. Gift of Hon. John E. 
 
 Hovardy Esq. 
 Debates of the House of Commons from 1347 to 1659. 
 
 Gift of James fTinekester, Esq. 
 
 Embassador and his Functions, by Mons. de Wiquefort 
 PufendorPs Law of Nature and Nations 
 Selden's Mare Clausum ; or the Right and Dominion of 
 
 the Sea 
 Sidney's (Algernon) Discourses concerning Government 
 
 'Journal of the House of Representatives, 
 
 for 1790 and 1791. 
 Letters and Statements from the Secretary 
 
 of the Treasury. 
 from the Secret a- 
 
 L'nited States 
 Papers, Do- 
 cuments, 
 Journals, &c, 
 
 ries of State, War and Navy 1 
 
 Yearly Accounts of the Receipts and Ex- 
 penditures of the United States, frcr, 
 1792tol806 3 
 
 Public Accounts of Expenditures for the 
 
 Navy Department, from 1 797 to 1 80 1 1 
 Public Accounts of Expenditure for the 
 WarDepartment, from 1797tol801. 
 Gift of Hon. William M'Creery, Esq. I 
 
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 Harrington's Observations on the more ancient Statutes 1 
 Bevel's Votary of the Legal Policy of the Roman Senate, 
 and of the Rise, Progress and Extent of the 
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 Burke, Works of Edmund 3
 
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 ftUARTO. VOL. 
 
 Campbell's Political Survey of Great-Britain. Gift qf 
 
 R. R. Dr. John Carroll 2 
 
 Ch aimer's Estimate of comparative Strength of Britain, 
 during the present and the four preceeding 
 Reigns, Gift of Henry Nichols, Esq. 1 
 
 Falconer's Remarks on the Influence of Climate, &c. on 
 
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 pruecipua orbis imperia : 1683 1 
 Harrington's Poetical \Vorks 1 
 Hatsell's Precedents of Proceedings in the House of Com- 
 mons 4 
 India, Taylor's political Letters on 1 
 Hans for the Government and Trade of Great-Bri- 
 tain, in 1 
 instructions to the Commissioners appointed to frame a 
 new Code of Laws for the Russian Empire, 
 composed by Catherine II. 1 
 Machiavel's sVorks 2 
 Plovvden's Church and State 1 
 Slave-Trade, Miscellaneous fieces on 1 
 Sullivan's Lectures on the Constitution, and Laws of Eng- 
 land 1 
 Timour's Political Institutes in Persian, with an English 
 
 translation, by Joseph White 1 
 
 Williams's History of the Rise and rrogress of the Nor- 
 thern Governments 2 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 A Word to the Allarmists on the Peace, 1802. See Po/i- 
 
 ticalMisc. Pol. 17th. 
 Adams's Defence of the Constitutions of the Governments 
 
 of the United States (2 copies') 
 Addington's Observations on the Expedition of the French 
 
 to the West-Indies, in 1802 ; and Reasons for 
 
 an Alliance with St. Domingo, in 1S04 
 Address of the Minority of the Virginia Legislature on the 
 
 Alien and Sedition Laws. i-ift of Rev. r, 
 
 Bend. Set P*/. Misc. I'ol. 
 x
 
 158 POLITICAL. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL 
 
 Admission of Catholicks to Parliament, considered upon 
 the Principles of Existing Law. See Pol. Misc. 
 Vol. nth. 
 
 Allen's (Hon. John) Speech in Congress upon employing 
 Armed Vessels as convoys. See Pol. Misc. 
 Vol. 2d. 
 
 Antidote au Congres de Radstadt 1 
 
 Antigallican ; or Lover of his own country, by a Citizen 
 of New-England: 1797. See Pol. Misc. 
 Vol. 2d. 
 
 Appeal to the Head and Heart, on Voluntary Contributions. 
 Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend. See Pol. Misc. 
 Vol. 12th. 
 
 Aristotelis Politicorum Libri Octo ; Greek and Latin 1 
 
 Balthasaris Castilionis Comitis, de Curiali sive Aulico, Libri 
 
 Q.uatuor: 1612 1 
 
 Barry's (Garret) Observations on the Impressment of Ame- 
 rican Seamen. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 18th. 
 Bates's View of Civil Government 1 
 
 Bayard's (Hon. James A.) Speech on the Usurpation of 
 Executive Authority. Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend. 
 See Pol. Misc. Vol. 13th. 
 
 Against the Act for the 
 
 repeal of certain Acts respecting the Organiza- 
 tion of the Courts of the United States. Gift of 
 Rev. Dr. Bend. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 13th. 
 Bisset's Sketch of Democracy 1 
 
 Bolingbroke's Letters on the Idea of a Patriot King, &c. 1 
 Bourg's Political Disquisitions 2 
 
 Bowles's Reflections submitted to the consideration of the 
 
 Combined Powers I 
 
 on the State of Society, at the close 
 
 of the 18th Century. See Pol. i\ isc. Vol. 14th. 
 -on French Aggression. See Ditto. 
 
 at the Close of the War. See Ditto. 
 
 Bradford's Inquiry how far the Punishment of Death i* 
 necessary in Pennsylvania ; with Lownes's Ac- 
 count of the Jail, &c. Gift of Mr. George W. 
 Field. 
 
 Brand's Defence of the Pamphlet attributed to John 
 Reeves. See Pol. Misc. Vol llth.
 
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 British Commissary on Foreign Service, by H. Le Me- 
 
 surier 1 
 
 Brougham's Inquiry into the Colonial Policy of the Euro- 
 pean Powers 2 
 Brown's (John) Estimate of the Manners and Principles 
 
 of the Times, 1757 2 
 
 Burke's Reflections on the French Revolution I 
 
 Letters on Pensions 1 
 
 Letters on the Regicide Peace 1 
 
 Political Tracts 1 
 
 Burlamaqui's Principles of Natural and Political Law 2 
 
 Campbell's Oration on American Independence. Gift of 
 
 Rev. Dr. Bend. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 13th. 
 Campbell's Political Survey of Great-Britain. Gift of 
 
 John O'Donnell, Esq. 4 
 
 Candid Examination of the objections to the British Treaty 
 
 in 1795. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 13th. 
 Casaux's (Marquis de) Thoughts on the Mecanism of So- 
 ciety 1 
 Cataneo's Spirit of Laws 1 
 Charmer's Collection of Treaties between Great-Britain 
 
 and other Powers, from 1555 to 1766 2 
 
 Charnock's Letter on Finance and National Defence in 
 
 England. See Pol. Misc. Vol. llth. 
 Clifford's Report of Controverted Elections in Southwark, 
 
 Great-Britain 1 
 
 Considerations on the Coronation-Oath. See Pol. Misc. 
 
 i ol. nth. 
 
 Considerations on the Abolition of the Common Law in 
 the United States, 1809. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 
 19th. 
 Correspondence between a Traveller and a Minister of 
 
 State. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 9th. 
 
 Dagge's Considerations on Criminal Law S 
 
 Davenant's Works 6 
 
 Debates of the House of Lords from 1660 to 1742 8 
 
 Commons from 1660 to 1743 14 
 
 Defense de L'Ordre Social contre les Principes de la Re- 
 volution Fran^aise 1 
 Delolme on the British Constitution 1 
 Dickinson's (John) Political Works 2 

 
 160 POLITICAL. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL, 
 
 D'lvernois's Historical Survey of Losses by the French 
 
 Nation 1 
 
 Drummond's Review of the Governments of Sparta and 
 
 Athens 1 
 
 puke of Tuscany's Edict for the Reform of Criminal Law; 
 
 1786 1 
 
 Dumouriez's Sketch of Europe, 1798. See Pol. Misc. 
 i ol. 1 5th. 
 
 Eden's Eight Letters on the Peace of 1801. See Pol. 
 Jlisc. ; ol. nth. 
 
 Erskine's View of the Causes of the War with France. 
 See Pol. < isc. J ol. 2d. 
 
 lEssay on the Ambition and Conquests of France in 
 
 1796 * 
 
 ... on the Principle and Origin of the Sovereign 
 Power, from the French of the Abbe Duchas- 
 tellier: 1805 1 
 
 . on the Spirit and Influence of the Reformation by 
 Luther ; by C. Vv illers 1 
 
 Fairfax's (Ferdinando) Oration delivered in Charlestown, 
 Virginia, on the 4th of July, 1805. Gift of the 
 Author 1 
 
 Farley on the Unconstitutionality and Oppression of Im- 
 prisonment for Debt 1 
 
 Ferguson on Civil Society 1 
 
 Filmer on the Power of Kings and the different Forms of 
 
 Government 1 
 
 French Revolution, Comparative Display of the Opinions 
 
 of the most distinguished \V riters on the 2 
 
 Frend on Patriotism 1 
 
 Gallatin's (Hon. Robert) Speech on the Validity of the 
 Elections in the four V estern Counties of Penn- 
 sylvania ; Oct. 1794. Gift of Mr. P. Bentalou. 
 See Pol. Misc. Vol. 13th. 
 
 iSentz on the State of Europe before and after the French 
 Revolution ; in Answer to Hauterive's State of 
 the French Republic 2 
 
 'Centz's Fragments upon the Balance of Power in Europe, 
 
 in 1806 1 
 
 Gi fiord's Answer to Lord Lauderdale's Letters 1 
 
 Government, Fragment on 1
 
 POLITICAL. ibl 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 HancocVs Oration, delivered in Boston, March 5th. 1774. 
 
 See Pol. /./isc. t ol. 1 3th. 
 Harper's (R. G.) Observations on the Dispute between the 
 
 United States and France, 1797. See Pol 
 
 -'isc. ol. 3d. 
 Hauterive, on the State of the French Republic, at the 
 
 end of the year 8th. 
 
 Henecius's System of Universal Law 1 
 
 ftillhouse's (Mr.) Propositions for amending the Constitution 
 
 of the United States, submitted to the Senate, 
 
 1801. See Pot. . isc. Vol. iSth. 
 Hunter's View of the olitical Situation of the Northern 
 
 Pqwers, in 1800. See Pol. .:? isc. (''ol. J :6th. 
 Instructions to Messrs. Pinkney, Marshall and Gerry, En- 
 voys Extraordinary to the French Republic, 1 798. 
 
 See Pol. isc. ol. 2d. 
 Jefferson's Pretensions to the Presidency examined. Gift 
 
 of the Rev. Dr. Bend. 
 Jenkinson's Collection of Treaties between Great-Britain 
 
 and other Powers, from 1648 to 1783 fc 3 
 
 Johnson's (Samuel) Debates in Parliament 2 
 
 Junius's Letters 2 
 
 Lavater's Letter to the French Directory. See Pol. Jlisc. 
 
 Vol. 15th. 
 Letter to Lord Percival, on his Motion for the Punishment 
 
 of Adultery. See I'ol. ^ isc. Vol. 19th. 
 Letters on the Concert of Princes and Dismemberment of 
 
 Poland and France 1 
 
 f Sulpicius on the Northern Confederacy, in 1800. 
 
 See 1 ol. A isc. ol. 1 1 th. 
 n the Means of Securing a Safe and Honourable 
 
 Peace, 798. Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend. Sec 
 
 Ditto. Ditto. 
 
 Louisiana, Capers and Documents respecting, and its 
 
 cession to the United States in 1803J I 
 
 Macauley's Rudiments of Political Science 1 
 
 Mackintosh's Discourse on the Study of the Law of Na- 
 ture and Nations 1 
 f - Defence of the French Revolution, in Answer 
 
 to Burke. Gift of R. R. Dr. John Carroll j
 
 POLITICAL, 
 
 OCTAVO. VL. 
 
 Marsh's History of the Politics of Great-Britain and 
 
 France, 1800 2 
 Marten's (Von) Compendium of the Law of Nations 1 
 Essay on irivateers, Captures and particu- 
 larly Recaptures 1 
 Miles's Letter on the State of Ireland, in 1804. See Pol. 
 
 Aisc. Vol. 18th. 
 
 Military Character of the European Armies ; with a Pa- 
 rallel of the Policy, Power and Means of the 
 ancient Romans and modern French, 1806. 
 See Pol. Misc. Vol. 19th. 
 Millar's Historical View of the English Government 1 
 
 Observations concerning the Distinction of Ranks 
 
 in Society 1 
 
 Mirabeau's Speeches in the National Assembly of France 1 
 Miscellanies 19 
 
 Montesquieu's Spirit of the Laws 1 
 
 Mortimer's Lectures on the Elements of Commerce, Poli- 
 tics and Finances 1 
 Mowbray's Remarks on the conduct of Opposition, in 
 
 England. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 12th. 
 Necker on the True Principles of Executive Power in 
 
 Great States 2 
 
 Neutral Nations, I'apers and Documents concerning Arm- 
 ed Neutrality and 2 
 Neutral Flags, Tracts on 2 
 Patton's Investigation of the Effects of Property upon So- 
 ciety and Government 1 
 Pennsylvania Farmer, Letters from 8 
 Philips's Fundamental Laws and Constitutions of Seven 
 
 Kingdoms and States of Europe, 1 752 1 
 
 Philosophical Sketches of the Principles of Society and 
 
 Government, Gift of Nicholas Rogers, Esq. 1 
 Pitt's (R, Hon. William) Speech on the Negociation for 
 
 Peace, in 1800. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 10th. 
 Plowden's Rights of Englishmen 1 
 
 Pownall on the Administration of the British Colonies in 
 North America, 1766 
 
 on the Rights and Constitution of Ditto. 1768 
 
 Price and Robinson on the War with America, in 1776 
 Priestley on the First Principles of Government
 
 POLITICAL. 163 
 
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 Principles of Penal Law I 
 
 of Taxation 1 
 
 Protestant Ascendancy and Catholick Emancipation Recon- 
 ciled. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 8th. 
 
 Publicola; or Sketch of the Times and Opinions, from 1800 
 to 1801. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 10th. 
 
 Q.uebec, Papers concerning the Province of, 1775 2 
 
 Reeves's Thoughts on the English Government 1 
 
 Reflexions sur la Liberte des Negres dans les Colonies 
 Francises. Par B. B. O'Shiell, Esq. Gift of 
 the Author 1 
 
 Remarks upon the State of Parties in England, 1804. See 
 Pol. Misc. Vol. 15th. 
 
 Reports of the Secret Committee on the Affairs of Ire- 
 land, in 1798 1 
 
 Report of the Select Committee appointed by the House of 
 Commons in 1797, to enquire into the Establish- 
 ment of the Courts of Justice, See Pol. Misc. 
 Vol. Wth. 
 
 Review of the Principles on which the Clergy are ex~ 
 eluded from the House of Commons. See Pol. 
 Misc. Vol. 15th. 
 
 Roscoe's Remarks on the Expediency, or the Danger of 
 
 a Peace with France, 1807 8 1 
 
 Rutherforth's Institutes of Natural Law 1 
 
 Short View of the Preliminaries of the Peace of 1801. See 
 Pol. Misc. Vol. 17th. 
 
 Slave-Trade, Miscellaneous Pieces upon 4 
 
 Smith's Oration on American Independence. See Pol. 
 Misc. Vol. 13th. 
 
 Smith's Sermon Preached before Cadwallader's Battalion, 
 June 28, 1795. See Ditto. Ditto. 
 
 State of Public Affairs in Great-Britain, at the beginning of 
 
 1798 1 
 
 State of the British Nation, at the Commencement of the 
 Present Administration, 1806. See Pol. Misc. 
 Vol. 18th. 
 
 Stokes's View of the Constitution of the British Colonies, 
 
 in 1783 1 
 
 Stone's Original Letters to Dr. Priestley. ee P*l. Mise. 
 r*L 12th.
 
 164 
 
 POLITICAL. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Stuart's (Gilbert) Historical Dissertation concerning the An- 
 tiquity of the English Constitution 
 
 Tacitus's Letter to Thomas Jefferson, President of the U. 
 States, on his Conduct and Principles. Gift of 
 Rev. Francis Beeston i 
 
 Tate's Report on the Treatment of Prisoners of War, in 
 1798. See Pol. Misc. Vol. IQtk. 
 
 Tennant's Thoughts on the Effects of the British Govern- 
 ment on the States of India 1 
 
 Tinseau's (Chevalier) Letter to Buonaparte in 1803. From 
 the French. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 18th. 
 
 Tracts, American Political : 1774 1 
 
 Scarce and Interesting American; from 1763 to 
 
 1770 4 
 
 Political; from 1764 to 1770 8 
 
 Tucker's Dissertation on Slavery, in the State of Virginia 1 
 
 "Journals of Congress from 1774 to 1788 13 
 
 Congressional Register, or Debates of the 
 
 House of Representatives, in 1789. 2 
 
 Debates in the House of Representatives, 
 during the first Session of the 4th 
 Congress, upon the Constitutional 
 Powers of the House, respecting 
 Treaties I 
 
 Journals of the House of Representatives, 
 from 1794 to 1800 7 
 
 Presidents' Messages and Papers therein 
 referred to 
 
 Letters and Reports of the Secretary of 
 the Treasury 2 
 
 Correspondence between Mons. Fauchet, 
 Minister of France, and Mr. Randolph, 
 Secretary of State, in 1 794. In French. \ 
 
 Correspondence between Mons. Adet, Min- 
 ister of France, and Mr, Pickering, 
 Secretary of State, in 1 796. 1 
 
 Reports made to Congress. Gift of HQJI, 
 i_ William M'Creery, Esq. I 
 
 Vattel's Law of Nations 1 
 
 United States 
 Papers, Do- 
 cuments, 
 Journals, &c, 
 &c.
 
 POLITICAL- 165 
 
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 Vindication of the Convention between Great-Britain and 
 
 Russia; in Six Letters. See . ol. Misc. Vol. IQth, 
 Ward's Essay on Contraband, 1801* See Ditto. 
 Washington's (General) Official Letters to the American 
 
 Congress, during the War 2 
 
 . . Address to the People of the United States, 
 
 in 1796, announcing his intention of retiring 
 
 from public life* See / ol. Misc. Vol. 19th, 
 Watson's (Bishop) Address to the People of Great-Britain. 
 
 See Pol. Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 i Charge to his Clergy, 1798. See Pol. 
 
 Misc. Vol. 9th. 
 Watson's (George) Thoughts on Government, 1799. See 
 
 Pol. Miso. Vol. 10th. 
 Weiss's Prospect of the Political Relations between the 
 
 French Republic and the Helvetic Body, 1794. 
 
 See Pol. Misc. ol. 3d. 
 Williams's (Rev. David) Lectures on Political Principles ; 
 
 the subjects of Eighteen Books, in Montesquieu's 
 
 Spirit of Laws. 1 
 
 What is our Situation, and What our Prospects ? By an 
 
 American, 1 798. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 3d. 
 Yorke's Considerations on the Law of Forfeiture for 
 
 High Treason 1 
 
 Yorke on the State of Society at the opening of the 19th. 
 
 Century. See Pol. Misc. Vol. 19th. 
 Young's Defence of the Athenian Democracy ; from the 
 
 Greek of Xenophon I 
 i" Example of France, a Warning to Great-Bri- 
 tain 1 
 Idea of the State of France, in 1795. See Pol. 
 
 Misc. Vol. 9th. 
 ' Letters to Wilberforce, 1798. See ; ol. Misc. 
 
 Vol. 15th. 
 Zimmerman's Political Survey of Europe, in 1797. 1
 
 POLITICAL, 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 Adams's Defence of the Constitutions of the United States 
 
 of America. Gift of Richard Caton, sq. I 
 
 (President) Speech, May 16th, 1797. Gift of 
 
 Rev. Dr Bend. See Pol. Misc. VoL I3t/z. - 
 Addison's Free-Holder I 
 
 Beccaria on Crimes and Punishments , 1 
 
 Bentham's (Jeremy) Defence of Usury ; shewing the Im- 
 policy of the present Legal Restraints, &c. 1 
 Brown on the Natural Equality of Mankind 1 
 Cato's Letters 4 
 Clapmarii, De Arcanis Rerum Publicarum, Libri Sex : Am- 
 
 stelodami ; Elx. 1 
 
 Constitutions of the United States, and the Constitutions 
 
 of the several States 1 
 
 Craftman, the 14 
 
 Federalist, the 2 
 
 Fenelon on Civil Government. Gift of Mr, G. W. 
 
 Field. 1 
 
 Marriage between near Kindred, considered 1 
 
 Martens, Droit des Gens, par de 2 
 
 Moore's Utopia 1 
 
 Mouutmorres's Translation of the Late King of Sweden's 
 
 work on the Balance of Power in Europe 1 
 
 Patriot; or Moral, Philosophical, and chiefly Political Re- 
 pository' 3 
 Portalis's Speech, on presenting the Convention made be- 
 tween the French Republic and the Holy See, 
 in 1802 1 
 Sharpe's Works 4 
 Slave-Trade, Debate on the Abolition of, in the House of 
 
 Commons, 1791 1 
 
 Smith's Wealth of Nations 3 
 
 Speeches of the President of the United States to both 
 Houses of Congress, &c. in 1796. Gift of Hon. 
 William M'Creery, Esq. I 
 
 Spirit of Despotism. Gift of Mr. John Cole I 
 
 Substance of the Report delivered to the General Court of 
 the Proprietors of the Sierra-Leone Company, 
 in i794 t
 
 POLITICAL. 167 
 
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 Thoughts on Executive Justice in Criminal Law 1 
 
 United-Irishmen, Proceeding of the Society of. Gift of 
 
 Mr. G. W. Field 1 
 
 Washington's (General) Circular Letter; or Legacy 1 
 
 Young's Essays on Government, &c. \
 
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 VOL, 
 
 Beawes's Lex Mercatoria 1 
 
 Postlethwaite's Universal Dictionary of Trade and Com- 
 merce 2 
 
 auARTO. 
 
 Anderson's Historical and Chronological Deduction of the 
 
 Origin of Commerce, from the earliest accounts 4 
 
 -Observations on the means of exciting a Spirit 
 
 of National Industry in Scotland 1 
 
 Bills of Mortality, Collection of, from 1657 to 1758 1 
 
 Brook's Account of the Weights, Measures, Coins, &c. of 
 the several Ports in the East Indies traded unto 
 by Europeans 1 
 
 College of Fort William in Bengal, 1805, Account of 1 
 
 East-India Company, a short History of 1 
 
 Howard's (John) State of Prisons in England and Wales ; 
 with an Account of some Foreign Prisons and 
 Hospitals 2 
 
 Malthus's (T. R.) Essay on the Principle of Population 1 
 
 M'Pherson's Annals of Commerce, Manufactures, Fisheries 
 
 and Navigation 4 
 
 Memnich's Universal European Dictionary of Merchandise; 
 in the English, German,Dutrh,Danish, Swedish, 
 French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, 
 Polish, and Latin Languages 1 
 
 jPhilips's General History of Inland Navigation, Foreign 
 
 aud Domestic 1 
 
 Sinclair's History of the Public Revenue of the British 
 
 Empire 2 
 
 Stewart's (James) Inquiry intp the Principles of Political 
 
 Eeorjomy 2
 
 POLITICAL ECONOMY & COMMERCE. 169 
 
 aUARTo. VOL. 
 
 Tatham's Political Economy of Inland Navigation, Irriga- 
 tion and Drainage 1 
 Wadstrom's Essay on Colonization 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Anderson's Report of Facts relating to the Fisheries, col- 
 lected in a Tour to the Hebrides 1 
 
 Beaujour's (Felix) View of the Commerce of Greece 1 
 
 Blizard's Suggestions for the Improvement of Hospitals and 
 
 other Charitable Institutions 1 
 
 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company, Petition of, in 
 1809. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Coxe's (Tench) View of the United States, in 794 1 
 
 Eden's Estimate of the number of Inhabitants in Great- 
 Britain and Ireland, in 1800. See Misc. Vol. 1st, 
 
 Observations on Friendly Societies for the Mainte- 
 nance of the Industrious Classes during Sickness, 
 Infirmity and old Age. See Misc. I* ol. 2d. 
 
 Essay on the Trade and Improvement of Ireland, by A. 
 
 Dodds 1 
 
 i on the Commerce of Portugal and Brasil, from the 
 
 Portuguese of A. Continho 1 
 
 . on the Present State of the Commerce of Great- 
 Britain : from the German of C. Reinhard, 1805 1 
 
 upon Money and Coins 
 
 Essays (Select) on Commerce, Agriculture, &c. 1 
 
 Fothergill's Essay on the Preservation of Shipwrecked 
 
 Mariners 1 
 
 Gray's Essay on Income-Tax 1 
 
 Gregory's (Dr. James) Memorial to the Managers of the 
 
 Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, 1800 1 
 
 Howison's Investigation into the Principles and Credit of 
 
 Paper-Money in Great-Britain. See Misc. V. 1st, 
 
 Jackson's Reflections on the Commerce of the Mediter- 
 ranean 1 
 
 Joyce's Abridgment of Smith's Wealth of Nations 1 
 
 Kippax on Commerce. Gift of Dr. John Crawford 2 
 
 Knox's (John) View of the British Empire, more especi- 
 ally Scotland ; with some proposals for the Im- 
 provement of that Country 2 
 Observations on the Northern Fisheries 1
 
 170 POLITICAL ECONOMY & COMMERCE. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Kroll's Commercial Dictionary, in English and Russian ; 
 
 with an account of the Russian Trade, &c. \ 
 
 Landerdale's Inquiry into the Nature and Origin of Public 
 
 Wealth 1 
 
 Look before you Leap : addressed to Emigrants to Ame- 
 rica. See Political Misc. Vol. lltk. 
 
 Mair on Book-Keeping 1 
 
 M'Arthur's Financial and Political Facts of the Eighteenth 
 
 Century 1 
 
 Miscellanies 2 
 
 Observations on the Stoppage of Issues in Specie, by the 
 Bank of England, in 1801. See Misc. oL 2d. 
 
 Plan of English Trade. Gift of Dr. John Crawford 1 
 
 Police of the Metropolis (London), A Treatise on 1 
 
 Observations on Ditto. See Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 Poor, Ruggle's History of the 2 
 
 Crump's Essay on the best Means for providing Em- 
 ployment for the 1 
 -Mill's Means of Reforming the Morals of the 1 
 
 Poor-Houses, Wansey's Thoughts on. See Misc. < T W. 2d. 
 
 Reflections on the proposed Navigable Canal, between 
 Chesapeake and Delaware-Bays. See Political 
 Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 upon Paper-Money. See Political Misc. 
 
 Vol. 5th. 
 
 Remarks upon the History of the Landed and Commercial 
 Policy of England, from the Invasion of the Ro- 
 mans, to the Accession of James the First 2 
 
 upon the State of the Shipping Interest, in 1805 
 
 &c. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Sheffield's Observations on the Manufactures and Trade 
 
 of reland. Gift of John O Donnelly Esq. 1 
 
 Short's Observations on Bills of Mortality 1 
 
 State of the Principal Public-Offices of England 1 
 
 Stewart's Inquiry into the Principles of Political-Economy. 
 
 Gift of John O'Donnel, Esq. 3 
 
 Summary View of the Population of France, and the Bri- 
 tish Empire. See Political Misc. ' ol. 9th. 
 
 Thornton's Enquiry into the Nature and Effects of the 
 Paper-Credit of Great-Britain
 
 POLITICAL ECONOMY & COMMERCE 171 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Tinseau's Statistical Table of France, for 1 803 1 
 
 Traitc des Richesses 2 
 
 Utility of Country-Banks considered. See Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Brissot and Claviere on the Commerce of America with 
 
 Europe 1 
 
 Child's Discourse on Trade 1 
 
 Hanway's (Jonas) Sentimental History of Chimney 
 
 Sweepers, in London and Westminster 1 
 
 Poor, Good's Dissertation on the best Means of Maintain 
 
 ing and Employing the 1 
 Reports of the Society for Bettering the Condition of 
 
 the 3 
 
 Smith's (Adam) Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the 
 
 Wealth of Nations 3
 
 ( 172) 
 
 THEOLOGY. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Andrewes's (Bishop Lancelot) Ninety-six Sermons. Gift 
 
 of Dr. C. Walker 1 
 
 Boyle, Collection of Sermons preached at the Lecture 
 
 founded by the Hon. Robert, from 1691 to 1732 3 
 Bulli (Georgii) Opera Omnia 1 
 
 Burnet's (Bishop Gilbert) Exposition of the Thirty-nine 
 
 Articles of the Church of England 1 
 
 Cudworth's (Dr. R.) True Intellectual System of the Uni- 
 verse 1 
 Hammond's (Dr. Henry) Works 4 
 Hooker's Ecclesiastical Polity, and other Works 1 
 Laud (Archbishop William) and Mr. Fisher, Report of the 
 Conferences between, by the command of King 
 James 1 
 Penn's (William) Select Works 1 
 
 ftUARTO. 
 
 Daille's (John) Treatise concerning the right use of the 
 Fathers, in controversies in Religion; from the 
 French 1 
 
 Enfield's Preacher Directory 1 
 
 Foster's (James) Discourses 2 
 
 Homelies de St. Jean Chrysostome. Gift of Dr. C. Walker. 1 
 Leland, (John) On the Advantage and Necessity of the 
 
 Christian Revelation 2 
 
 Newcome's (William) Observations on our Lord's conduct, 
 
 as a Divine Instructor, &c. 1 
 
 Parr's (Samuel) Sermon preached on the Fast Day, Oct. 
 
 19th, 1803 1 
 
 Prettyman's (Bishop George) Charge to his Clergy, in 
 
 1803 " 1
 
 THEOLOGY. 150 
 
 ftUARTO. VOL. 
 
 Ramsay's (Chevalier) Philosophical Principles of Natural 
 
 and Revealed Religion unfolded 2 
 
 Sage's Vindication of a Discourse entitled : The Princi- 
 ples of the Cyprianic Age, with regard to Epis- 
 copal Power and Jurisdiction 1 
 
 Synode Holden at Dort, concerning the Five Articles, 
 
 Judgement of the 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Abercrombie's Fast Sermon, preached on the 9th of May 
 
 1798. See Sermons on various occasions, rol. 3d. 
 Abernethy's Sermons 4 
 
 Discourses on the Divine Attributes 2 
 
 Age of Infidelity, Part 2d. See Philosophical Miscella- 
 nies, ol. 1st. 
 Agutter's Sermon on the Death of Mr. John Henderson. 
 
 See Sermons on various occasions, VoL 1st. 
 Alciphron ; Or the Minute Philosopher : being an Apology 
 
 for the Christian Religion, against Free-Thinkers 1 
 Alcock's Rise of Mahomet accounted for. See Theol. 
 
 Misc. t ol. 1st. 
 
 Appendix to the Church-Guide 
 
 Applegarth's (Robert) Theological Survey of the Human 
 
 Understanding 1 
 
 Atterbury's Sermons 4 
 
 Augustine's (St.) Meditations 1 
 
 Balguy's Essay on Redemption 1 
 
 Barclay's Apology for the true Christian Divinity. Gift 
 
 of Mr. G. W. Field I 
 
 Barrow's Sermons 2 
 
 Ben Mordecai's Apology for embracing Christianity 2 
 
 Bend's (Rev. Dr. J. G. J.) Discourse on the Death of Mr. 
 
 C. H. Williams. Gift of the Author. See Serm. 
 
 on various occasions, Vol. 2d. 
 Berington's (Joseph) Reflections addressed to the Rev. J. 
 
 Hawkins. See O'Leary's Review, &c. 
 Berriman's Sermons 2 
 
 Bertheau, Sermons de Charles. Gift of Dr. C. Walker 9
 
 174 THEOLOGY. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Bissett's Sermon, preached, before the Corporation, for the 
 Relief of Widows and Children of Clergymen, 
 &c. Baltimore, 1791. See Sermons on various 
 occasions, Vol. 1st. 
 
 Blair's (Hugh) Sermons 5 
 
 (Samuel) Fast Sermon, Philadelphia, 1798. See 
 
 Sermons on various occasions. Vol. 2d. 
 Bonnet's (Charles) Philosophical and critical Inquiries con- 
 cerning Christianity 1 
 Bossuet's (Bishop J. Benign) History of the Variations of 
 
 the Protestant Churches 2 
 
 Bourn's Sermons 2 
 
 i Discourses 4 
 
 Brown's (John) Essays on the Characteristics of the Earl 
 
 of Shaftsbury 1 
 
 Burgess's (Thomas) Charity Sermon. See Sermons on 
 
 various occasions, Vol. 4tk. 
 
 Burgh on the Trinity 1 
 
 Butler's (Rishop Joseph) Analogy of Religion, Natural and 
 Revealed, to the constitution and course of Na- 
 ture 1 
 
 - Sermons 1 
 
 Cappe's (Newcomes) Discourses 1 
 
 Carr's (George) Sermons 2 
 
 Cave's Primitive Christianity; or the Religion of the an- 
 cient Christians, in the first Ages of the Gospel I 
 Challenor's (Bishop Richard) Considerations upon Christian 
 
 Truths and Christian Duties 2 
 
 Chandler's (Samuel) Sermons 4 
 
 . Vindication of the Christian Religion 1 
 
 Chapman's Eusebius ; or the Christian's Defence, against 
 
 the Book entitled The Moral Philosopher 2 
 
 Charles's (Bishop of Nova Scotia,) Charge to his Clergy 1 
 Charters's (Dr. Samuel) Sermon on the Duty of making a 
 
 Testament 1 
 
 Church's (Thomas) Vindication of the Miraculous Powers 
 which subsisted in the three first Centuries of 
 the Christian Church; in answer to Dr. Middle- 
 ton's, Free Inquiry I
 
 THEOLOGY. \1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 hurch of Christ, the Miraculous Powers of, asserted 
 through each successive Century, from the Apos- 
 tles down to the present time. 1 
 
 Claude's Essay on the Composition of a Sermon : translated 
 
 by R. Robinson 2 
 
 Cooper's Sermon, preached to the Jews, in 1796. See 
 Sermons on various occasions, fol. 3d. 
 
 Courayer's (Le), Defence of the validity of the English 
 
 Ordinations ; from the French 1 
 
 Cgwe's (James) Sermons 1 
 
 Croft's (George) Sermons 
 
 Cumberland's Plain Reasons to believe in Christ. See 
 Theol. Misc. 7ol. 3d. 
 
 Davies's (Samuel) Sermons 2 
 
 Defoe's History of the Devil, as well Ancient as Modern 1 
 
 Derham's Phisico and Astro-Theology : Or a Demonstra- 
 tion of the Being and Attributes of God 2 
 
 Doddrige's (Philip) Lectures on the Principal Subjects in 
 
 Pneumatology, Ethics, and Divinity 2 
 
 Done's (William S.) Sermons 1 
 
 Draper's (William) Twenty Sermons on various subjects 1 
 
 Drelincourt's Christian's consolations against the feafs of 
 
 Death ; from the French 1 
 
 Drysdale's (John) Sermons 2 
 
 Dubosc, Sermons de Pierre 1 
 
 Duke's (William) Thoughts on Repentance. Gift of Rev. 
 Dr. Bend. See Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 Duncan's (John) Libertine and Infidel led to Reflection by 
 calm expostulation 
 
 Dupin's Method of Studying Divinity 
 
 Duprr's (John) Sermons 
 
 Edward's (Jonathan) History of the Work of Redemption 
 -Doctrine of Original Sin 
 
 Survey of all the Dispensations and 
 Methods of Religion 
 
 Entick's (John) Evidence of Christianity proved from Facts, 
 as authorised by Sacred and Prophane History 
 
 Essay to prove that Christianity has promoted the happi- 
 ness of Man, 8?9 Misc. Vsl, 3d,
 
 i'76 THEOLOGY, 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Estlin's (John Prior) Apology for the Sabbath. See Misc. 
 ol. 3d. 
 
 Farmer's (Hugh) Dissertation on Miracles 
 
 Tawcett's (Joseph) Sermons 
 
 Fellowes's (Robert) Religion without Cant 
 
 Gardiner's (John) Sermons 
 
 Gentleman instructed in Religion 
 
 Gilpin's (William) Sermons 
 
 Gisborne's (Thomas) Familiar Survey of the Christian Re- 
 ligion 
 
 . Ser mons 
 
 Glasse's (Geo. Henry) Sermons 
 
 Graves's (Richard) Sermons 
 
 . Essay on the Character of the Apostles 
 
 and Evangelists 
 
 Green's Pastoral Letter, written during the Pestilence in 
 Philadelphia, in 1 798. Gift of Rev. Dr. J. G. J. 
 Bend. See Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 . Fast Sermon, Philadelphia, 1798. See Sermons 
 
 on various occasions, Vol. 3d. 
 
 Gregory's Sermons : to which are prefixed thoughts on 
 the Composition and Delivery of a Sermon 
 
 Grotius, Goldsmith's English Version of the Catechism of 
 
 Hall's (Robert) Sermon delivered in 1802, on the Day of 
 Thanksgiving for a General Peace. See Ser- 
 mons on various occasions, Vol. 4th. 
 
 Sermon on Modern Infidelity. See Ditto. 
 
 Hargrove's Temple of Truth. Gift of the Author 
 
 Hartley's Discourse on Mistakes concerning Religion, &c. 
 See Misc. Vol. 3d. 
 
 Hewlett's (John) Sermons "1 
 
 Sermon on Christian Heroism. See I 
 
 Sermons on various occasions. Vol. 4th. [ 
 Gift of the Author J 
 
 Hill's (Sir Richard) Apology for the Doctrines of the Church 
 of England 
 
 (Rowland) Two Preaching Tours through the North 
 
 of England, and parts of Scotland 
 
 Hinckes's Letter on Revealed Religion. See Theol. Misc. 
 Vol. 1st.
 
 THEOLOGY. 177 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 History of the Martyrdom, Resurrection and Ascension of 
 our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, translated in 
 Aruwarkian, South American Indian, Language. 
 Gift of Mr. Leonard Frailey 1 
 
 Hoole's (Samuel) Sermons 1 
 
 Home's (Bishop George) Sermons and Discourses 5 
 
 . Letters on Infidelity I 
 
 Horsley's (Bishop Samuel) Tracts, in Controversy with Dr. 
 
 Priestley 1 
 
 Hunter's (Dr. Henry) Sermons 2 
 
 Huntingford's (George J.) Discourses 2 
 
 Kurd's (Bishop Richard) Sermons 1 
 
 Hymns to the Supreme Being, in Imitation of the Eastern 
 
 Songs 1 
 
 Inglis's (Bishop) First Charge to the Clergy of Nova Scotia. 
 See Sermons on various occasions, F'ol. 3d. 
 Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend 
 
 Ireland's (John) Discourses 1 
 
 Jamieson's (John) Vindication of the Doctrine of Scripture 
 and of the Primitive Faith concerning the Deity 
 of Christ : in reply to Dr. Priestly 2 
 
 Jenkins's Reasonableness of Christianity 2 
 
 Johnson's (J. B.) Farewell Sermon delivered at Albany, in 
 1802. See Ser. on various occasions, V. 4th 
 Jones's (William) Catholick Doctrine of a Trinity proved 1 
 Jortin's (John) Sermons 4 
 
 Kett's (Henry) Sermons 1 
 
 King's (Archbishop William) Essay on the Origin of Evil 1 
 
 " Inquiry into the Constitution 
 
 &c. of the Primitive Church 1 
 
 Knowles's (Thomas) Primitive Christianity ; or Testimonies 
 from the Writers of the first Four Centuries, in 
 favour Of the Divinity of Jesus Christ 1 
 
 Knox's (Vicesimus) Sermons 1 
 
 Lardner's (Dr. Nath.) Works 11 
 
 La Trobe's (Benjamin) Exposition of the Christian Doctrine, 
 as taught in the Protestant Church of the Uni- 
 ted Brethren 1 
 Leland's (John) View of the Deistical Writers that have 
 
 appeared in England in the two last Centuries 3 
 's (Sampson) Preachers Assistant 1
 
 176 THEOLOGY. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Liturgia juxta usum Ecclesiae Anglican* 1 
 
 Logan's (John) Sermons 2 
 
 Lucas's Enquiry after Happiness 2 
 
 Ludlam's (Thomas) Essays on the ordinary and extraordi- 
 nary Operations of the Holy Spirit 2 
 Lyttleton's (Lord) Observations on the Conversion and 
 Apostleship of St. Paul. See West on Resur- 
 rection 
 
 Mackensie's (John) Sermons 1 
 
 Maclaine's (Archibald) Discourses 1 
 
 Magaw's Sermon on the Death of Mrs. M. White. Gift~] 
 of Rev. Dr. Bend 
 
 Two Sermons ; the one on the Death of Mr. A. 
 
 Brown and Family; the other preached before f 
 
 the Free-Masons at Dover. See Sermons on [ 
 
 various occasions, Vol. 2d. Gift of Ditto. J 
 
 Maltby's (Edward) Illustrations of the Christian Religion. 
 
 Gift of Mr. John Maltby l 
 
 Massillon's (Bishop of Clermont) Sermons on the Duties 
 
 of the Great : from the French I 
 
 Charges to his Clergy 1 
 
 Miln's (Robert) Physico-Theological Lectures 1 
 
 Miscellanies 3 
 
 Moncreiff Wellwood's (Sir Henry) Sermons 1 
 
 Morse's Thanksgiving Sermon, Nov. 29th, 1798. See 
 
 Sermons on various occasions, Vol. 3d. 
 Muir's Fast Sermon, on the 9th May, 1 798. See Serm. 
 
 on various occasions, Vol. 3d. 
 
 Munkhouse's (Richard) Discourses 8 
 
 Napleton's (John) Advice to a Minister of the Gospel ; 
 also, an Advice to a Student in the University, 
 concerning the Duties and Qualifications of a 
 Minister of the Gospel in the Church of Eng- 
 land I 
 Nelson's (Robert) Companion for the Festivals and Fasts 
 
 of the Church of England 1 
 
 Rules to live above the World 1 
 
 New Whole Duty of Man 1 
 
 O'Leary's (Arthur) Review of the Controversy between 
 Dr. Carroll and Rev. Messrs. Whartou and 
 Hawkins 1
 
 THEOLOGY. 179 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 drr's (John) Sermons 1 
 Osterwald's (John Fred.) Christian Theology 
 
 Sermons, in French. 
 
 Gift of Dr. C. Walker 
 
 Paley's (William) Natural Theology 1 
 
 Sermons 1 
 
 Partridge's (Samuel) Sermons 1 
 Sermons on the 9th Psalm. See Ser- 
 mons on various occasions, Vol. Id. 
 Patrick's (Simon) Mensa Mystica ; or a Discourse concern- 
 ing the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper 1 
 Peirce's Vindication of the Dissenters 1 
 Pike's Philosophia Sacra ; or the Philosophy of Revelation 1 
 Porteus's (Bishop) Sermons 2 
 
 . - Lectures 2 
 
 Prettyman's (George) Elements of Christian Theology 2 
 
 Price's (Richard) Sermons on the Christian Doctrine 1 
 
 Dissertations on Providence, Prayer, &c. 1 
 
 Priestley's (Dr. Joseph) Discourses on Revealed Religion 1 
 
 Puddicombe's (J. N.) Sermons 1 
 
 Randolph's (Francis) Sermons 1 
 Ray's Wisdom of God manifested in the Works of the 
 
 Creation I 
 
 Reading's Christian Companion 1 
 Reid's Rise and Dissolution of Infidel Societies. See 
 
 Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 Religion, The Shortest Way to end Disputes about 1 
 
 Rogers's (John) Twelve Sermons 1 
 
 Eight Ditto. 1 
 
 Nineteen Ditto. 1 
 
 Ryan's History of the Effects of Religion on Mankind 1 
 
 Sale's (George) Koran, translated from the Original Arabic 2 
 Saurin's (James) Sermons : translated from the French 
 
 by Robert Robinson 7 
 Scott's (Thomas) Sermon preached at Philadelphia, Aug.~\ 
 26, 1792 
 
 s - > 
 
 -Fast Sermon preached at the Lock Hos- 
 
 pital, London, 1794. See Sermons on various j 
 occasions, Vol. 3d. Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend.j 
 Scrope's (John) Translation of Dumoulin's Treatise on 
 Peace of Soul and Content of Mind
 
 18 THEOLOGY. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Seabury's (Bishop Samuel) Discourses 2 
 Seeker's (Archbishop Thomas) Lectures on the Catechism 
 
 of the Church of England 2 
 
 Eight Charges 1 
 
 Sermons 7 
 
 Nine Sermons I 
 
 Fourteen Sermons 1 
 
 Sermons preached on Various Occasions 4 
 Shepherd (John) on the Morning and Evening Prayer of 
 
 the Church of England 2 
 Sherlock's (Thomas) Discourses on the Use and Intent of 
 
 L-rophecy, in the several Ages of the World 1 
 (William) Discourse concerning the Divine Pro- 
 vidence 1 
 -Discourse concerning Death 1 
 
 Discourse concerning the Happiness 
 
 of Good Men, and the Punishment of the 
 Wicked in the next World 
 
 -Practical Discourse concerning a Fu- 
 
 ture Judgment 1 
 
 Shuckford's (Samuel) Discourse on the Fall of Man 1 
 
 Skinner's (John) Primitive Truth and Order Vindicated, 
 
 with a defence of Episcopacy. Gift of Rev. 
 
 Dr. Bend 1 
 
 Smith's (Samuel Stanhope) Sermons. Gift of the Author 1 
 Sermon on the Thanksgiving, 
 
 February 19, 795 
 (William) Sermon on Temporal and Spiritual 
 
 Salvation ; preached in 1 790, before the Penn- 
 sylvania Society of the Cincinnati. See Serm* 
 
 on Far. Occasions, Vol. 1st. 
 (William, Dean of Chester) Nine Discourses on 
 
 the Beatitudes. See Serm. on /' err. Occa. Vol. 4. 
 South's (Robert) Sermons 11 
 
 Southgate's (Richard) Sermons 2 
 
 Sowden's (Benjamin Choyce) Sermons 1 
 
 Squire's (Samuel) Indifference for Religion, inexcusable 1 
 Stebbing's (Henry) Treatise concerning the Operations of 
 
 the Holy Spirit I 
 
 Sufferings of our Lord Jesus Christ : from the Portuguese 
 
 ef Father Thomas of Jesus *
 
 THEOLOGY. 181 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Swedenborg's (Emanuel) Universal Theology of the~J 
 
 New Church ' 2 
 
 . . ' Delights of Wisdom concerning Conju- j 
 
 gial Love. Gift of Robert Carter, Esq. J 1 
 Sylloge Confessionum Sub Tempus Reformandit Ecclesiue 
 Editarum : viz. Professio Fidei Tridentina, Hel- 
 vetica, Augustana, Saxonica, et Belgica 1 
 Thayer's (John) Discourse, delivered May 9th 1798, in 
 the Roman Catholic Church, in Boston. Sec 
 Serm. on Var. Occa. Vol. 2d. 
 Trapp's (Joseph) Preservative against unsettled Notions 
 
 and want of Principles in Religion 1 
 
 True Church of Christ shewed by concurrent Testimonies 
 
 of Scripture and Primitive Tradition 2 
 
 Unjustifiableness of Cruelty to the Brute Creation. S$e 
 
 Misc. Vol. 3d. 
 
 Walker's (Robert) Sermons 4 
 
 Warburton's (Bishop) Divine Legation of Moses demon- 
 strated. Gift of Rev. Dr. Bend. 3 
 
 Tracts 1 
 
 Julian 1 
 
 Sermons 3 
 
 Warner's (Ferdinando) System of Divinity and Morality 4 
 Watson's (Bishop Richard) Theological Tracts 6 
 
 (T.) Intimations and Evidences of a Future State 1 
 
 West's (Gilbert) Observations on the History and Evi- 
 dences of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ : to 
 which are added, Lord Littleton's Observations 
 on the Conversion of St. Paul 1 
 
 Wharton's Inquiry into the Proofs of Christ's Divinity. 
 
 See Misc. Vol. 2d. 
 
 Whitby's (Daniel) Discourse concerning the Five Points 1 
 White's (Joseph) Sermons j. 
 
 . (Bishop) Two Sermons preached in Philadelphia 
 
 See Serm. on i ar. Occa. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Sermon, on the Consecration of the 
 Rt. Rev. Dr. Moore. ift of the Rev. 'Dr. 
 Bend. See Serin, on Var. Occa. Vol. 2d. 
 
 Fast Sermon, slpril 25th, 170.9. c >r> 
 on Var. Occa, Vol. 3d. 
 A a
 
 182 THEOLOGY: 
 
 aUARTO. VOL, 
 
 Wilberforce's (Hon. William) Practical View of the Pre- 
 vailing Religious System of Professed Christians, 
 
 contrasted with Real Christianity 1 
 
 Wilkin's (Bishop) Principles and Duties of Natural Religion 1 
 
 Wilson's (Bishop Thomas) Works 5 
 
 Sermons 4 
 
 Zollikofer's (Geo. J.) Sermons on the Dignity of Man 2 
 
 H -Sermons on the Evils that are in the 
 
 World, &c. 2 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Archer's Sermons 4; 
 
 Beattie's Evidences of Christianity 9 
 
 __ Ditto. Gift of Mr. Geo. W. Field 1 
 
 Belknap's Dissertations on the Character, Death, and Re- 
 surrection of Jesus Christ J 
 Beveridge's Thoughts on Religion. Gift of Mr. Geo W. 
 
 Field I 
 Necessity and Advantage of Public Prayer 
 
 and Frequent Communion 1 
 
 Blair's Sermons 3 
 
 Bogatskie's Golden Treasury. Gift of Mr. Geo. W. Field 1 
 Bossuet's (R. R. J. Benigne) Exposition of the Doctrine of 
 
 the Catholic Church in matters of Controversy. 
 
 Gift of Rev. Francis Beeston 1 
 Bourdaloue, Sermons du Pere 15 
 Practical Divinity : being a regular Series of 
 
 Sermons, translated from the French of 4 
 
 Campbell on Miracles 1 
 
 Carroll's (R. R. John) Answer to Mr. Wharton's Letter 
 
 to the Roman Catholics of Worcester, (England) 
 
 See A7sc. Vol. 1st. 
 Challenor's (R. R. Richard) Catholick Christian instructed 
 
 in the Sacrements &c. of the Church. Gift of 
 
 Rev. Francis Beeston I 
 
 Translation of Thomas a Kempi's Following of 
 
 Christ . 1 
 
 Clarke sur 1'Existence et les Attiibuts de Dieu 2 
 
 Courayer's (Le) Declaration of his last Sentiments on the 
 
 different Doctrines of Religion 1
 
 THEOLOGY. J83 
 
 DUODECIMO* VOL. 
 
 Daubeny's Guide to the Church 1 
 
 Deism refuted 1 
 
 De Sale's (St. Francis) Introduction to a Devout Life 1 
 
 Dodd's Thoughts on Death 1 
 
 Doddridge's Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul 1 
 
 Duke's Clew to Religious Truth 1 
 
 Edwards on Religious Affections 1 
 
 Enfield's Biographical Sermons 1 
 Essay on the Fall of Angels and Men. See Misc. Vol. 1st. 
 
 Farquhar's Sermons 2 
 
 Fenelon's Demonstration of the Existence of God 1 
 
 -Thoughts, or Pious Meditations 1 
 
 Fletcher's Works, Gift of Mr. John Brice. Q 
 (Rev. Dr. of Hexham) Reflections on the Spirit 
 
 &c. of Religious Controversy. Gift of Rev. 
 
 Francis Beeston 1 
 
 Fordyce's (James) Sermons to Young Women 2 
 
 (David) Dialogue on the Art of Preaching 1 
 
 Genlis, Religion considered as the only Basis of Happiness: 
 
 from the French of Madame de 1 
 
 Gentleman's Religion 1 
 
 Gibson's (Bishop) Pastoral Letters 1 
 Gilpin's (William) Lectures on the Catechism of the 
 
 Church of England 1 
 
 Gobinet, Instruction de la Jeunesse, par 1 
 
 Grosvernor's Mourner 1 
 Grotius (Hugo) on the Truth of the Christian Religion : 
 
 translated by Le Clerc 1 
 
 Hare's Essay on, the Unreasonableness of Scepticism &c. l 
 
 Huby's Spiritual Retreat. Gift of Rev. Francis Beeston I 
 
 Kurd's Sermons on the Prophecies 2 
 
 Infidelity, Letters on 1 
 
 Jenyng's Internal Evidence of Christianity 1 
 
 Knox's (Vicesimus) Christian Philosophy 1 
 
 Langhorne's Sermons .* 2 
 
 Leslie's Short and Easy Method with the Deists 1 
 
 Machine's Letters to Jenyngs 1 
 
 Massillon, Les CEi^res de 13 
 
 Melmoth's Great Importance of a Religious Life 1 
 
 Miracles Displayed, Doctrine of 2 
 
 Miscellanies, 1
 
 id* THEOLOfY. 
 
 DUODECIMO. V*L. 
 
 Moir's (Rev. J.) Philosophical Remarks on the Christian 
 
 Religion I 
 
 Moore's (Hannah)Estimate of the Religion of the Fashion- 
 able World 1 
 
 Mumford's (James) Question of Questions. "| 1 
 
 -Catholick Scripturist, or the Plea of the 
 
 fie j 
 'is \ 
 
 Roman Catholicks. Gift of Rev. Francis 
 
 Beeston j 
 
 Necker, on the Importance of Religious Opinions 1 
 
 Osterwald, Traite des Sources de la Corruption qui regne 
 
 aujourdhui parmi les Chretiens : Par 1 
 
 Paley's Evidences of Christianity 1 
 
 Pascal's Thoughts on Religion. Gift of Mr. G. W. Field 1 
 Porteus's Evidences of the Christian Religion 1 
 
 Priestley's Letters to the Jews ; and Levi's Answer 1 
 
 Proud's (Joseph) Liturgy of the New Jerusalem Church, &c. 1 
 Religious Tract-Society, Publications of. Gift of Rev. 
 
 Lewis Richards 2 
 
 Scott's (John) Christian Life 5 
 
 Scougal's Life of God in the Soul of Man. Gift of Mr. 
 
 G. W. Field 
 
 Simpson's Essay on Christianity 
 Smith's Sermons 
 
 Sunday-Evenings, A Course of Lectures for 
 Verus, Calumnies of, or Catholicks Vindicated. See Misc. 
 
 Vol. 1st. 
 
 Warburton's (Bishop) Doctrine of Grace 1 
 
 Watson's Apology for Christianity 1 
 
 Wharton's (Rev. Mr.) Letter to the Roman Catholicks of 
 
 Worcester, England. See Misc. Pol, 1st, 
 Witherspoon's Works 3
 
 (185) 
 
 yOYAGES AND TRAVELS 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 VOL. 
 
 Beaumont's Travels through the Rhaetian Alps ; with En- 
 gravings 1 
 
 . through the Maritime Alps ; with En- 
 gravings 1 
 
 British Traveller; or a Compleat Display of Great-Britain 
 and Ireland; -with Plates. Gift of David Wil- 
 liamson, Esq. 1 
 
 Chardin's (Sir John) Travels into Persia, and the East- 
 Indies, in 1673 
 
 Drake's Collection of Voyages and Travels, to the yes 
 
 1767 1 
 
 Pocoke's (Richard) Description of the East and sorr _ other 
 
 Countries ; 'with Plates 2 
 
 Purchas's Pilgrimes 
 
 Sandys's (George) Relation of a Journey begun, in 1610, 
 containing a Description of the Turkish Empire, 
 of Egypt, of the Holy Land, &c. London 1632 1 
 
 Wheler's Journey into Greece, in 1675 1 
 
 Q.UARTO. 
 
 Acerbi'^ Travels through Sweden, Finland and Lapland, 
 
 to the North-Cape, in 1 798 9 2 
 
 Anson's Voyage round the World, from 1740 to 1744; 
 
 with Plates 1 
 
 Antes's Observations on Egypt 1 
 
 Barrington's Discussion on the Probability of reaching the 
 
 North Pole 1 
 
 Barrow's (John) Travels into the Interior of South Africa, 
 
 in 179789 2 
 
 in China 1 
 
 Voyage to Cochin China, in 1 792 3 1
 
 \S6 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 ftUARTO. VOL. 
 
 Bell's Travels from St. Petersburg to divers parts of Asia 2 
 
 Beniowsky's (Count) Memoirs and Travels 2 
 
 Bligh's Veyage to the South Sea, for the purpose of con- 
 veying the Bread-Fruit-Tree to the West-Indies 1 
 
 Bougainville's Voyages to the Falkland-Islands, and to the 
 Streights of Magellan, from 1763 to 1766; 
 with Plates 1 
 
 Broughton's Voyage of Discovery to the North Pacific 
 
 Ocean, from 1 795 to 1 798 1 
 
 Browne's Travels in Africa, Egypt and Syria, from 1792 
 
 to 1798 1 
 
 Bruce's (Peter) Memoirs of his Travels in Germany, Rus- 
 sia, Tartary, Turkey, the West-Indies, &c. 1 
 
 Burney's Chronological History of the Discoveries in the 
 
 South Sea ; with Maps: 1803 2 
 
 Campbell's Journey overland to India 1 
 
 Cartwright's Journal, during a residence of sixteen years, 
 
 on the Coast of Labrador 3 
 
 Chandler's Travels in Asia Minor, in 1764 1 
 
 . in Greece, in 1 765 1 
 
 Cornell's Voyage to the South Atlantic, and round Cape 
 
 Horn, into the Pacific ocean, in 1793 4 1 
 
 Consett's Tour through Sweden, Swedish Lapland, Fin- 
 land and Denmark, in 1786 1 
 
 Cook's Voyage towards the South Pole, and round the 
 
 World, from 1772 to 1775 2 
 
 .- . to the Pacific ocean, from 1776 to 1780 ; 
 
 with an Atlas $ 
 
 Craven's (Lady) Journey, through the Crimea, to Constan- 
 tinople, in 1786 1 
 
 Dallaway's Constantinople ancient and modern, with Ex- 
 cursions to the Shores and Islands of the Archi- 
 pelago ; with Plates 1 
 
 D'Auteroche's Journey into Syberia, by order of the King 
 
 of France, in 1761 1 
 
 Dillon's Travels through Spain, in 1778 1 
 
 Dobb's Account of the Countries adjoining to Hudsons's 
 
 Bay 1 
 
 Falkner's Description of Patagonia, and the adjoining 
 
 parts of South America 3.
 
 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 187 
 
 ftUARTO. VOL. 
 
 Forrest's Voyage to New Guinea and the Moluccas, in 
 
 177456 I 
 
 Forster's (Reinhold) History of the Voyages and Discove- 
 ries made in the North I 
 
 (George) Journey from Bengal to England, 
 
 through the Northern part of India, and into 
 Russia, by the Caspian Sea 2 
 
 Fortis's Travels into Dalmatia 1 
 
 Hakluit's Collection of the Principal Voyages and Disco- 
 veries of the English Nation, to the year 1598 3 
 
 Hanway's Travels from England, through Russia, into 
 Persia, and back through Russia, Germany and 
 Holland 2 
 
 Hawksworth's Account of Voyages undertaken, for making 
 Discoveries in the Southern Hemisphere,by Com- 
 modore Byron and Captains Wallis, Carteret 
 and Cook ; with Plates 3 
 
 Hearne's Journey from Hudson's Bay to the Northern 
 
 Ocean, from 1769 to 1772 1 
 
 Hockin's Supplement to the account of the Pelew-Islands 1 
 
 Hodges's Travels in India, from 1780 to 1783; with 
 
 Plates 1 
 
 Horneman's Journal of his Travels, from Cairo to Mour- 
 
 zouk, in Africa, in 1 797 8 1 
 
 Hunter's Historical Journal of the Transactions at Port 
 Jackson; with the Discoveries made in New- 
 South Wales, and in the Southern Ocean, from 
 1786 to 1792. Gift of Mr. T. W. Jrmat, of 
 Philadelphia 1 
 
 Irvvin's Voyage up to the Red Sea, and on the Coasts of 
 
 Arabia and Egypt 1 
 
 Missionary Voyage to the Southern Pacific Ocean, in 
 
 179678 1 
 
 Muller's Russian Voyages from Asia to America, for com- 
 pleting the Discoveries of the North-West Coast 
 of America 1 
 
 .Murphy's Travels in Portugal, in 1789 and 1790 1 
 
 Views of Portugal, in 1791; with Plates 1 
 
 Olivier's Travels in the Ottoman Empire, Egypt and Per- 
 sia; undertaken by order of the French Govern- 
 ment during the first six years of the Republic; 
 with an Atlas I
 
 158 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 auARTO. VOL. 
 
 Pallas's Travels through the Southern Provinces of the 
 
 Russian Empire, in 1793 4 2 
 
 Park's (Mungo; Travels in the Interior Districts of Africa, 
 
 in 1 79567 1 
 
 Paterson's Narrative of four Journies into the Country of 
 the Hottentots and Cafraria, in 1777 8 -9 ; 
 two Copies 
 Pennant's Tour from Downing to Alston-Moor 
 
 Tour to Scotland 
 
 From Chester to London 
 
 From London to the Isle of Wight 
 
 Outlines of the Globe, including the View of 
 
 Western and Eastern Hindostan, that of India 
 Extra Gangem, China and Japan, the Malayan 
 Isles, New Holland, and Spicy Islands ; -with 
 Plates 
 Percival's Account of the Island of Ceylon 
 
 of Good Hope 
 
 Phipp's Voyage towards the North-Pole, in 1773 
 Portlock's Voyage round the World, from 1 785 to 1 788 
 Radcliffe's (Ann) Journey through Holland, in 1 794 
 Russell's Natural History of Aleppo; containing a De- 
 scription of the City and its Neighbourhood, with 
 an account of the inhabitants, their manners, &c. 
 -with Plates 2 
 
 Sandwich's Voyage round the Mediterranean, in 1738 9 1 
 Sauer's Account of Commodore Billings's Expedition to 
 the Northern Parts of Russia, from 1785 to 
 1794 1 
 
 Skrine's Three Successive Tours in the North of England, 
 and great part of Scotland, from 1787 to 
 1793 1 
 
 Spar man's Voyage to the Cape of Good Hope, from 1772 
 
 to 1776 2 
 
 Stanley's Observations on Tunis and the Adjacent Country 1 
 Staunton's Account of Lord McCartney's Embassy to 
 
 China, in 1792; with Plates 2 
 
 Townson's Travels in Hungary, in 1793 1 
 
 Turner's Account of an Embassy to the Court of Lama, 
 
 in Tibet, in 1783 1 
 
 Tuiss's Travels through Portugal and Spain, in 1772 3 1
 
 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 1*9 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Vancouver's Voyage of Discovery to the North Pacific 
 Ocean, and round the World, from 1790 to 
 1 795 ; with Maps and Plates 2 
 
 Van Reenen's Journal of a Journey from the Cape of 
 Good Hope, in 1 790 1, in search of the wreck 
 of the Grosvenor 1 
 
 White's Journal of a voyage to New South Wales, in 
 1807 8 j with 65 Plates of Animals, Birds, 
 &c i 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Addison's Remarks on Several Parts of Italy, in 1701-2-3 1 
 Africa, Proceedings of the Association for promoting the 
 
 Discovery of the Interior Parts of, 1791 1 
 
 Voyages to, by Brisson and Tavernier 1 
 
 Aikin's Toyr Through the North Wales and Part of Shrop- 
 shire 1 
 Bartheleray's (the Abbe) Travels in Italy 1 
 Bertram's Travels through North and South Carolina, 
 
 Georgia, &c. in 1773 S 
 
 Beatty's Journal of a Two Months Tour, for promoting 
 Religion among the frontier inhabitants of 
 Pennsylvania, in 1766 1 
 
 Berchtold's Essays to direct and extend the enquiries of 
 
 Patriotic Travellers 1 
 
 Bligh's Voyage to the South Sea 1 
 
 Born's Travels in Hungary, in 1770 1 
 
 Bossu's Travels through Louisiana, from 1751 to 1762, 
 translated by Foster ; to which \e added, by the 
 translator, a Catalogue of the known Plants, 
 Shrubs and Trees in North America 1 
 
 Boswell's Account of Corsica, and Memoirs of Paschal 
 
 Paoli i 
 
 . Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides, with Samuel 
 
 Johnson 
 
 Bougainville's Voyage round the World 1 
 
 Bourgoanne's Travels in Spain, iu 1782 2 
 
 truce's (James) Travels to discover the Source of the Nile, 
 
 from ,768 to i773 6 
 
 Bk
 
 yo VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Brydone's Tour through Sicily and Malta 2 
 Byron's (Commodore) Narrative of his distresses on the 
 
 Coast of Patagonia, from 740 to 746 1 
 Capper's Observations on the passage to India, through 
 
 Egypt 1 
 
 Carr's Northern Summer 1 
 
 Tour to Ireland 1 
 
 Cassini's and d'Auteroche's Voyages to California, Mexico 
 
 and Newfoundland in 768 1 
 
 CattPau's General View of Sweden in 790 1 
 
 Charlevoix's Voyage to Canada and Louisiana 1 
 Clayton's (Bishop of Clogher) Journal from Grand Cairo to 
 
 Mount Sinai 1 
 
 Cockburn's Journey from Utrecht to Francfort 2 
 
 Cook's Voyages, including Hawkesworth's Collection 6 
 
 Cooper's Letter on the Irish Nation 1 
 Costigan's Sketches of Society and Manners in Portugal, 
 
 in 1778 3 
 
 Coxe's Travels through Russia, Poland, &c. 6 
 
 . Account of the Russian Discoveries 1 
 
 View of Manners, &c. in Switzerland 3 
 
 Cruttwell's Tour through the whole Island of Great Britain 6 
 
 Dampier's Voyage round the World, from 1681 to 1699 2 
 
 Denon's Travels in Egypt, in 1798 3 
 Dtpon's Account of the Eastern Part of the Spanish Maine 
 
 in South America, from 801 to 1804 8 
 Discoveries made in exploring the Missouri, Red river, 
 
 and Washita, by Captain Lewis and others. See 
 
 President's Messages, Vol. 4th 
 
 Drayton's View of South Carolina, in 1802 I 
 
 Deputy's Travels through Italy 1 
 
 Ellis'* Voyage to Hudson's Bay, in 746 1 
 Este's Journey, in 1793, through Flanders, Germany, and 
 
 Switzerland 1 
 
 Evans's Tour through North Wales, in 1798 1 
 
 Fi.-ht r's Travels in Spain, in 797-8 I 
 Forstei's Travels through Sicily, Magna Graecia, and 
 
 Egypt \ 
 cklin's Observations on a Tour made from Bengal to 
 
 Persia, in 1 786-7 1 
 
 < Inge's Survey of the West-Indies, in 1677 1
 
 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 191 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Giflford, (John) Letters of an English Lady during a resi- 
 dence in France, between 1792 and 1795, re- 
 viewed by 2 
 Gray's Tour through Germany, Switzerland and Italy, in 
 
 1791-2 1 
 
 Grosier's General Description of China 2 
 
 Hamilton's Letters concerning the Northern Coast of An- 
 trim 1 
 Hanway's Journal of Eight days Journey from Portsmouth 
 
 to Kingston, upon the Thames 2 
 
 Hawkesworth's Collection of Voyages. Gift of John 
 
 O'Donrvll, Esq. 3 
 
 Hennepin's Voyages to North America, from 1679 to 
 
 1682 1 
 
 Hentzner's Travels in England, during the Reign of 
 
 Queen Elizabeth, translated by lord Orford 1 
 
 Hervey's Travels in Portugal, Spain, &c. 
 Hill's Tour to the Highlands of Scotland 1 
 
 Button's Scarborough-Tour, in 1803 1 
 
 Joutel r s Voyage to the Gulph of Mexico 1 
 
 Kalm's Travels into North America 2 
 
 La Billardiere's Account of D'Entrecasteax's Voyage in 
 
 search of La Pe rouse 2 
 
 La Hontan's Voyage to North America 1 
 
 La P rouse's Voyage round the World, from 1 785 to 1 788 
 
 Gift of Rose Campbell, Esq. 3 
 
 Lessep's Travels in Kamtschatka, in 1787-8 2 
 
 Letters from Barbary, Spain and Portugal 2 
 
 Letters from Scandinavia on the past and present State of 
 
 the Northern Nations, in 1791 2 
 
 Lattice's Tour through various parts of Scotland 1 
 
 Lindley's Narrative of a Voyage from the Cape of Good 
 
 Hope to Brasil, in 1802-3 1 
 
 Link's Travels in ortugal, France, and Spain, 1797 1 
 
 Lobo's Voyage to Abyssinia, translated by Dr. Johnson 1 
 Maclean's Excursion to France, from 1801 to 1803 l 
 
 Mariti's (The Abb ) Travels through Cyprus, Syria, and 
 Palestine, with a General History of the Levant : 
 translated from the Italian 
 Marshall's Travels through the greatest part of Europe, 
 
 from 1768 to 1771 4
 
 192 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL. 
 
 Martin's Description of the "Western Islands of Scotland 1 
 Matthew's Voyage to Sierra-Leone 1 
 
 Matthison's Letters written from various parts of Europe, 
 
 between the years 1785 and 1794 J 
 
 Maundrell's Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem. Gift of 
 
 George W. Field 1 
 
 M'Kensie's Voyages from Montreal to the Frozen and 
 
 Pacific Ocean 2 
 
 M'Kinnen's Tour through the British West-Indies, in 
 
 1802-3 1 
 
 Mear's Voyage to the Nootka-Sound 2 
 
 Micheaux's Travels in America, in 1802 1 
 
 Millar's (Mrs.) Letters from Italy 2 
 
 Moore's View of Manners and Society in France 2 
 
 in Italy 2 
 
 Mortimer's Observations during Cox's Voyage to the 
 
 North-west Coast of America, in 1 789 1 
 
 Niebuhr's Travels through Arabia and other Countries in 
 
 the East 
 
 Norden's Travels in Egypt and Nubia 
 "Nugent's Travels through Germany 
 Osbeck's Voyage to China and the East-Indies 
 Owen's Travels in Europe in 1791 2 
 Pages's Travels round the World, from 1767 to 1771 
 Paris, As it was and as it is, in 1802 
 
 Praise of, in 1802 
 
 Le Maistre's Rough Sketch of, in 1802 
 
 Fragmens sur, en 1 798 
 
 Park's (Mungo) Travels into Africa 
 
 Philip's (Governor) Voyage to Botany-Bay. Gift of Mr. 
 
 T. IV. Armat, of Philadelphia 1 
 
 Piozzi's (Mrs.) Journey through France, Italy and Ger- 
 many 1 
 Pollnitz's Memoirs of his Travels through several States of 
 
 Europe 4 
 
 Pratt's Gleanings through Wales, Holland, Westphalia and 
 
 England 6 
 
 RadclifiVs Journey through Sweden 1 
 
 Ro'i>frt?on's Tour through the Isle of Man 1 
 
 Rochon's Voyage to Madagascar 1
 
 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 193 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Saint Pierre's Voyage to the Isle of France, the Isle of 
 
 Bourbon and the Cape of Good Hope 1 
 
 Savary's Letters on Egypt 2 
 
 on Greece 1 
 
 Shaw's Tour to the West of England 1 
 
 Sherlock's Letters from an English Traveller 1 
 
 New Letters 1 
 
 Sketch of a Tour through the Austrian Netherlands, in 
 
 1785 1 
 
 Skryne's Tour in Wales 1 
 
 Smith's Tour on the Continent, in 1786-7 3 
 
 Sonnini's Travels in Egypt 3 
 
 in Greece 2 
 
 Southey's Letters from Spain and Portugal 1 
 
 Spallanzani's Travels in the Two Sicilies 4 
 Sparrnan's Voyages to the Cape of Good Hope, Gift of 
 
 John O'Donnell, Esq. 2 
 
 Starke's Letters from Italy 2 
 Staunton's Account of Lord McCartney's Embassy to 
 
 China, in 1792 2 
 
 Stavorinus's Voyage to the East-Indies 3 
 Stolberg's Travels through Germany, Switzerland, Italy 
 
 and Sicily, in 1791 4 
 
 Storch's Picture of Petersburg, in 1 792 1 
 Sullivan's Tour through England, Scotland and Wales, in 
 
 1778 2 
 Swinburne's Travels through Spain 2 
 in the Two Sicilies. Gift of John 
 
 O'Donnell, Esq. 2 
 Swinton's Travels into Norway,. Denmark and Russia, 
 
 from 1788 to 1791 1 
 Symes's Account of an Embassy to the Kingdom of Ava, 
 
 in 1 795 ; with Plates 3 
 
 Taylor's Travels from England to India, in 1 789 2 
 
 Tench's Letters from France, in 1 794-5 1 
 
 Narrative of an Expedition to Botany-Bay, in 1787 1 
 
 Thickness's Journey through France and part of Spain, in 
 
 1775 3 
 Thomson's Letters in various Countries of Europe, Asia, 
 
 and Africa 1
 
 194 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 OCTAVO. VOL, 
 
 Thunberg'g Travels in Europe, Africa and Asia, between 
 
 1773 and 1779 4 
 
 Tour in Ireland, in 1775 1 
 
 in Wales, in 1773 1 
 
 through various parts of Europe, in 1792-4 1 
 
 through part of France, with a Description of Paris 
 
 and Ermenonville, in 1 788 1 
 
 Townsend's Journey through Spain, in 1786-7 3 
 
 Trip to Paris, in 1 792 1 
 
 Ulloa's Voyage to South America 2 
 
 Ulysse's Travels through the Kingdom of Naples, in 1789; 
 
 translated by Aufrere 1 
 
 Vaillant's Travels in Africa, in 1780-1-2 2 
 
 New Travels in Africa, in 1783-4-5 3 
 
 Vanbraam's Journal of the Embassy of the Dutch-India 
 
 Company to China, in 1 794 2 
 
 Van-Troil's Letters on Iceland 1 
 
 Volney's Travels into Syria and Egypt 2 
 
 Voyage > Constantinople et aux Isles de L'Archipel, en 
 
 1790 1 
 
 de Deux Fran^ais en Allemagne, Suede, Russie et 
 
 Pologne, en 1700-2 5 
 
 Wafer's Voyage, and Description of the Isthmus of Ame- 
 rica, in 1 702 1 
 Walker's Letters written at Sea, on the African and Asiatic 
 
 Coasts of the Mediterranean 1 
 
 Warner's Walks through Wales, in 1797-8 2 
 
 Watkins's Travels through Switzerland, Italy and Sicily, 
 
 to Constantinople 2 
 
 Wimphen's Voyage to St. Domingo, in 1788 90 1 
 
 Wittman's Travels in Turkey, and across the Desart, into 
 
 Egypt, in 17991801 1 
 
 Wollstoncraft's (Mrs.) Letters from Sweden, Norway and 
 
 Denmark 1 
 
 World Displayed ; or a Collection of Voyages and Travels, 
 
 by Goldsmith and others 8 
 Wraxall's Travels in Sweden 1 
 Tour through France, in 1775. See his Me- 
 moirs of the House of Galois, Pol. 2d.
 
 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 193 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL. 
 
 America, Review of North America, in 1788 2 
 
 American Wanderer 1 
 
 American-Farmer, Letters from 1 
 Anderson's Account of Lord McCartney's Embassy to China. 
 
 Gift of R. R. John Carroll 1 
 Anson's Voyage round the World. Gift of Mr. Geo. W. 
 
 Field 2 
 
 Barrington's Voyage to South Wales 1 
 
 Bowden's Tour through Ireland 1 
 
 Bygge's Travels in the French Republic, in 1 798 1 
 
 Carver's Travels through the Interior parts of America 1 
 
 Chinese-Traveller. Gift of Mr. Geo. W. Field 2 
 
 Condamine's (La) Observations in a Tour to Italy 1 
 
 Curiosit s de Paris, et Voyage en France 3 
 
 Curtis's Travels in Barbary, in 1801 1 
 Denon's Tour through Sicily and Malta. Gift of Mr. 
 
 John Cole 1 
 
 Dumouriez's Account qf Portugal 1 
 
 England, View of, towards the close of the 18th Century l 
 
 Espriella's Letters from England, in 1802 3 
 
 Gardenstone's Travelling Memorandums 2 
 
 Grosley's Tour to England 3 
 
 Guy's Sentimental Journey through Greece 2 
 
 Hager's Description of Palermo 1 
 Imlay's Description of the Western Territory of North 
 
 America 2 
 Journey to the Glaciers of Savoy 1 
 Karamsin's Travels from Moscow through Prussia, Ger- 
 many, France and England 3 
 Keate's Account of the Pelew-Islands 1 
 Lempriere's Tour to Moroco 1 
 Luckombe's Beauties of England. Gift of Mr. John 
 
 Cole 2 
 
 Mavor's British Tourists 6 
 
 Collection of Voyages 20 
 
 Montague's (Lady) Letters 2 
 
 Owenson's (Miss) Patriotic Sketches of Ireland 1 
 
 Poiret's Letters respecting Barbary 1 
 
 Poland, A Trip to 1 
 Remarks on a Tour through Europe, Asia and Africa, in 
 
 1777-9 2
 
 196 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 DUODECIMO. VOL, 
 
 Sample's Walks and Sketches at the Cape of Good Hope 1 
 
 Sterne's Sentimental Journey. Gift of r. John Cole I 
 Timber-lake, who accompanied the three Cherokee-Indians 
 
 to England, in 1 762, Memoirs of t 
 
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 INDEX 
 
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 SUPPLEMENTAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 Pag*. 
 
 Agriculture - - l 
 
 Anatomy - 2 
 
 Aiuiquities 2 
 
 Architecture (Ancient, Civil, Naval and Military) 2 
 Ar s (Fine) including Architecture, Music, Painting, 
 
 and Sculpture 2 
 
 Arts (Mechanical) 12 
 
 Bflles Lettres 3 
 
 Biblical r 4 
 
 Biography .... 5 
 
 Charts - 13 
 
 Chemistry .... fT 
 
 Chronology .... 2 
 
 Classics - - - - 8 
 
 Commerce - - - - 3 1 
 
 Criticism ..... 3 
 
 Dictionaries 13 
 
 Drama - - 2? 
 
 Economy (Domestic) - - 1 
 Economy (Political) - - - .3! 
 
 Education . 1O 
 
 E. hies (Morality) 11 
 
 Farriery 12 
 
 Gardening ... ._ 1 
 General Science, including Encyclopedias, Transactions 
 
 of Philosophical Societies, Manuiactures and Arts 12 
 Geography - -13 
 
 Grammar - 13 
 
 History, Civil and Ecclesiastical . 14 
 
 Law ... * 17 
 
 ['L>gic .... 11 
 
 Manufactures . 12
 
 iv INDEX. 
 
 Mathematics 
 
 Medical .... 
 
 Metaphysics 
 
 Military 
 
 Mineralogy - 
 
 Miscellaneous, consisting of Works upon different 
 
 jects 
 
 Mythology 
 Natural History 
 Naval 
 Novels 
 
 Painting . 
 Pharmacopseia 
 Physic 
 Plays 
 
 Poetry . 
 
 Political 
 
 Rural Improvements 
 Sciences 
 Sculpture 
 Surgery . 
 
 Theology . 
 Topography 
 Travels . 
 
 Voyages 
 
 Page. 
 18 
 
 sub- 
 
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 18 
 
 22 
 
 19 
 
 2 
 
 22 
 
 18 
 
 23 
 
 2 
 
 25 
 
 25 
 
 27 
 
 27 
 
 29 
 
 1 
 
 12 
 2 
 
 25 
 32 
 13 
 34 
 34
 
 SUPPLEMENT, &c. 
 
 (QUARTO. 
 
 COMMUNICATIONS, to the Board of Agricul- 
 ture of London, on subjects relative to Hus- 
 bandry, 6th vol. 1 
 
 OCTAVO* 
 
 Bath and West of England Society for the encourage- 
 ment of Agriculture, &c. Letters and Papers 
 selected from the correspondence of. 10th 
 and 1 3th vols. 4 
 
 Bordley's Essays on Husbandry and Rural Affairs 1 
 
 Davy's (Sir Humphery) Elements ot Agricukural Che- 
 mistry 1 
 Mackenzie on the diseases and management of Sheep 1 
 Memoirs of the Philadelphia Society for promoting 
 
 Agriculture 3 
 
 Tessier's treatise on Merinos and other Sheep 1 
 
 Williamson's Agricultural Mechanism, or a display of 
 properties and powers of implements of Hus- 
 bandry 1 
 Young's Farmers Calendar 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Arator, being a series of Agricultural Essays, by a Citi- 
 zen of Virginia 1 
 Bard's Shepherd's Guide 
 
 Clator's treatise on the diseases of Horned Cattle 1 
 
 Huber's new observations on Bees 1 
 
 Luccok's Essay on Wool, &c. 1
 
 ANTIQUITY, CHRONOLOGY AND MYTHOLOGY. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Palmyras, les Buines de 1 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Archselogia ; or Miscellaneous Tracts relating to anti- 
 quity, 16th and 17th vol. 2 
 
 Hoare's translation of Barri's Itinerary of Arch Bish- 
 op Baldwin, through Wales, A. D. 1588 2 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Brady's Clavis Calendaria, or an Analysis of the Calen- 
 der, illustrated with Ecclesiastical, Historical, 
 and Classical Anecdotes 2 
 
 Duten's inquiry into the origin of the discovery attri- 
 buted to the Moderns 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Mnemonika, or Chronological Tables, from the crea- 
 tion to 1812, by E. J. Coale 1 
 Tooke's Pantheon 1 
 
 ARCHITE CTURE, PAINTING, MUSICK, #c. ^ 
 
 Landscapes, the Art of Couloring and painting in 
 
 Water Colours 1
 
 (3 ) 
 BELLE8-LET2RES AND CRITICISM. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Histoire Literaire de la France, par des Benedictins de 
 
 St. Maur. j 2 
 
 T - OCTAVO. 
 
 British Critick from 1809 to 1815, vol. 32 a 45 13 
 
 Censura Literaria, containing titles, abstracts and 
 
 opinions of old English books, 9th SclOth vol. 2 
 Essay on the Principles of Translation 1 
 
 Review, the Monthly, enlarged, from 1808 to 1815, from 
 
 vol. 63 a 7& 14 
 
 the Edinburgh, voL 13 a 19 7 
 
 the Quarterly Review 1-809 to 1815 12 
 
 Stuart's (Dugald) Philosophical Essays 1 
 
 Vigor's (N. A.) Essay on the nature and extent of Po- 
 etic license 1 
 
 Batteux, principes de la literature par L'Abbe' G 
 
 Dunlop's History of Fiction 3 
 
 Ellis's Specimens of early English Metrical Romances, 3 
 
 Fenelon's Dialogues on Eloquence 1 
 Lexiphanes, a Dialogue imitated from Lucian, being an 
 attempt to restore the English language to its 
 
 ancient purity 1 
 
 Stael's (Mde. de) influence of Literature upon Society 2 
 .. Germany, being Essays upon the 
 
 Manners and Literature of the Germans 2
 
 IlIBLICAL. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 i 
 
 Beausobre and Lenfans' introduction to the reading of 
 the Holy Scriptures, intended for Students in 
 Divinity 
 
 Colly er's Sacred Interpreter 
 Faber's (Geo. S.) Prophecies relative to the conversion 
 
 of the Jews 
 
 Hare on Daniel and Apocalypse 
 
 Kidder's (Bishop of- Bath) Commentary on the Penta- 
 teuch 
 M a g e e's Discourses and Dissertations, on the Scriptural 
 
 Doctrines of Atonement and Sacrifice 
 Malabar New Testament of our Lord and Saviour Jesus 
 
 Christ. 
 
 M'Knight's translation of all the Apostolical Epistles, 
 with a Commentary and Notes ; to which is 
 added a History of the life of the Apostle 
 Paul 
 
 Towson's Works, with an account of the Author and 
 an introduction to the Discourses on the Gos- 
 pels, by Ralph Churton, M. A. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Percy's Key to the New Testament
 
 (5) 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Woolsey (Cardinal) the Life of, by Richard Fiddes 1 
 
 OJJARTO. 
 
 Angelo (Michel) Life of, with his Poetry and Letters, 
 
 by R. Duppa 1 
 
 Cov.per; Supplementary pages to Haley's Life of, 1 
 
 Kamcs, Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Lord 2 
 Warton, Biographical Memoirs of the Rev. Joseph, by 
 
 the Rev. John Wool 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Carter, Memoirs of the Life of Mrs. Elizabeth 1 
 
 Darwin, Memoirs cf the Life of Dr. bv Ann Seward 1 
 
 Ea on, the Lifr- of the late General William 1 
 Fenelon, Histoire de, composee sur les Manuscripts ori- 
 
 gineaux par Bausset 3 
 
 , the same translated by William Mudford 2 
 
 Granger's Biographical History of England, from Eg- 
 bert to the Rev .lution, 2d, 3d, and 4th vol. 3 
 Handel, Memoirs of the Life of 1 
 Jiuet, (P. D. Bishop of Avranches,) Life of, Written 
 
 by himself and translated by J. Aiken 2 
 Knox (John) M'Cries' Life of, containing the History 
 
 of the Reformation in Scotland 1 
 Lempriere's Universal Biographical Dictionary 
 
 Lovat (Lord Simon) Life of, by himself 2 
 
 Macklin, Memoirs of the Life of Charles 1 
 
 Nelson, Clarke & Aiken's Life of Admiral Lord, from i 
 
 his manuscripts 1 
 
 Paine, Cheetham's Life of Thomas j 
 Rittenhouse, Memoirs of the Life and Waitings of Da>- 
 
 vid, by William Barton. 1 
 Souvarof, Field Marshal in the Russian service, the Life 
 
 of, by De Laverne 1 
 
 Sydney, (Algernon) Memoirs of, by G. W. Meadley 1
 
 6 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Trimmer, the Life and Writing of Mrs. with original 
 
 letters g 
 
 Wellington, the Life of Authur Wellesley, Marquis and 
 
 Earl of, 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Chapone's (Mrs.) Posthumous Works, containing her 
 
 correspondence, together with an account of 
 
 her life 2 
 
 Cooke, Memoirs of the Life of George Frederick, by 
 
 William Dunlap 2 
 
 Fenelon, Life of, by Charles Butler * 
 
 Fox, Recollections of the Life of Charles James, by B. 
 
 C. Walpole I 
 
 Hall, Memoirs of the Life of David 1 
 
 Ligne, Letters and Reflections of the Field Marshal 
 
 Prince de, by M. de Stael 1 
 
 Marmontel's Memoirs written by himself, 4* 
 
 Marion, the Life of General Francis, by the Rev. M. 
 
 L. Weems 
 
 Nelson, Southey's life of Lord 2 
 
 Percival's Life and Administration 1 
 
 Porteus (Bishop of London) Life of, by the Rev. Robert 
 
 Hodgson 1 
 
 Whitefield, Memoirs of the Life of the Rev. George, 
 
 by the Rev. John Gillies 1
 
 CHEMISTRY. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Aiken's Dictionary of Chemistry and Mineralogy 2 
 
 ' Appendix to ditto 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Chaptal's Chemistry applied to Arts and Manufactures 4 
 Cooper's Introductory Lectures on Chemistry, with 
 
 notes and references 1 
 
 Davy's Elements of Chemical Philosophy 1 
 
 Irvine's Essays on Chemical Subjects 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Berthollet's Researches into the Laws of Chemical affi- 
 nities 1 
 Cutbush's Philosophy of Experimental Chemistry 2
 
 (8) 
 CLASSICS. 
 
 QJJARTO. 
 
 Aurelii Victoris Historiae Romanaa Compendium : cum 
 intt-rpretatione et Notis. Vide Velleius. 
 
 Ausonii Opera, cum Notis Juliani Floridas in usum S. 
 
 Delphini 1 
 
 JBoetii Opera cum Notis Petri Callii in usum Delphini 1 
 
 Callimachi Cyrera|i Hymni Epigrammata et Fragmenta 
 G'sece' et Latine', cum Notis in usum Del- 
 phmi. Parisiis 1685 1 
 
 Ciceronis Orationes, cum Notis et interpretatione de 
 
 Meronville, in usum Delphini. Par isiis 1694 3 
 
 Opera Philosophica cum Notis, F. L. Ho- 
 
 nore', in usum Delphini, 1 689. 1 
 
 Ad Familiares Epistolae cum Notis Phil. 
 
 Quartier. Parisiis 1685. 1 
 
 Euripidis Hyppolytus Graere cum Scholiis, versione 
 latinae, varis lectionibus. Oxonii 1796. The 
 Gift oft'.e Hanoi able F. H Egertcn 1 
 
 Eutropii History Romanae breviarium ab urbe condita 
 usque ad Valentmianum in usum Delphini. 
 Vide Velleius. 
 
 Flori, (L. Annsei) Rerum Romanoruin Epitome cum 
 interpretatione et Notis, in usum Delphini. 
 Parisiis 1674. 1 
 
 Horatii Flacci Opera, cum interpretatione et Notis 
 
 Lud. Despres in usum Delphini. Farisitsl&Ql .1 
 
 Lucretii Cari, De Rerum Natura, Lib. sex cum inter- 
 pretatione et Notis, in usum Delph. Parisizs 
 1691 1 
 
 Nepos, Cornelius, de Vita Excellentium Imperatorum. 
 Interpretatione et Notis illustravit N. Cour- 
 tin, in usum Delphini. Parisiis 1726 1 
 
 Martialis (M V.) Epigrammatum Libros xv. cum in- 
 terpretatione et Notis, in usum Delphini. Pa- 
 rims* 1680 1
 
 CLASSICS. 
 
 Ovidii (Nasonis) Opera, cura interpretatione et Notis 
 D. C. Helvetii, in usum Delphini, Lugdini>l689 
 
 Phaedri, Fabularum -^Esopiarum, Lib. V. cum inter, et 
 Notis P. Danef, in usum Delph. Parisiis 1675 
 
 Plauti Comedise ; cum Interp. et Notis, Jacobi operarii 
 in usum Delph. farisiis 1679 
 
 Salusti Opera quae extant, in usum Delphini cum in- 
 terp. et Notis D. Crispini. Parisiis 1674 
 
 Taciti Opera, cum interp. et Notis Jul. Pichon, in 
 usum Delph. Venetiis 1707 
 
 Terentii Comedise sex, cum interp. et Notis N. Camus 
 in usum Delph. Parisiis 1675 
 
 Velleii Paterculi, Historia? Romanae, Libri Duo cum in- 
 terp. et Notis in usum Delph. Parisiis 1726. 
 
 Virgilii, Maronis Opera, cum interp. et Notis C. Ruaei 
 Parisiis 1682^ 
 
 DUODECIMO'. 
 
 Plauti Comaediae 
 
 Taciti Opera, cum supplementis, notis et dissertationi- 
 bus Gab. Brotier, Parisiis 1776
 
 EDUCATION. 
 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 hepherd's (Rev. Mr.) Systematic Education, or Ele- 
 mentary Instruction in the various Departments 
 of Literature and Science 
 
 Thel wall's letter to Henry Cline, on the imperfect deve- 
 . lopement of the faculties mental and moral and 
 on the treatment of impediments of speech 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Aiken's Natural History of the Year 
 
 Arundel's (Mrs.) Letters addressed to two Absent 
 Daughters 
 
 Chesterfield's, ( Earl of ') Letters to his Son 
 
 Depping's Evening Entertainments, or Delineations of 
 the Manners, and Customs of various Nations 
 
 Grant's (Mrs.) Sketches of Intellectual Education, and 
 Hints on Domestic Economy 
 
 Jrving's Elements of English Composition 
 
 Lady's Preceptor 
 
 Scientific Dialogues for the Instruction and Entertain- 
 ment of Young People 
 
 West's (Mrs.) Letters to a Young Lady
 
 ETHICS, LOGIC AND METAPHISICS. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Bigland's Essays on Various Subjects 'U 
 
 Clarke's (S. C.) Letters to Mrs. Dodwell on the Immor- 
 tality of the Soul, J 
 Feltham's Resolves, Divine, Moral and Political 1 
 Oriental Dialogues, on the Spirit and Beauties of the Sa- 
 cred Poetry of the Hebrews, selected from 
 Haller 1 
 Stewart's Elements of the Philosophy of the mind 2d vel. t 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Mavor's (Wm ) Father's Gift to his Children, consisting 
 of Originial Essays, Tales, Fables and Reflec- 
 tions 3 
 Moore's (Hannah) Christian Morals J 
 Murray's Power of Religion on the Mind, in Retire- 
 ment, Affliction &c. 1 
 Theory of Dreams, in which an inquiry is made into the 
 
 Powers and Faculties of the Mind 2 
 
 Watt's on the Improvement of the Mind 1 
 
 Whole duiv of Woman 1
 
 ( 12) 
 GENERAL SCIENCE. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Gregory's (Dr. G.) Dictionary of Arts and Sciences 
 
 1st volume 1 
 
 Memoirs de I 'Institut National des Sciences et Arts 21 
 
 Transactions of the Royal Society of London from 
 
 1808 to 1815 7 
 
 of the Royal Irish Academy, 10 & llth vol. 2 
 
 Young's (Thos.) Course of Lectures on Natural Philo- 
 sophy and the Mechanical Arts 2 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Adam's (George) Essay on Electricity 1 
 
 Bancroft's Experimental Researches, concerning the Phi- 
 losophy of Permanent Colours 2 
 Beckman's History of Inventions and Discoveries 4 
 Bossut, Mecanique et Recherches sur L'Equilibre des 
 
 voutes par 1 
 
 Buchanan's (Robert) Practical and descriptive Essays on 
 
 the Economy of fuel &c. 1 
 
 Claridge's Shepherd's rules to judge of the changes of the 
 
 weather 1 
 
 Cooper's Emporium of Arts and Sciences, 2d. series 3 
 
 Edgeworth's (R. L.) Essays on Roads and Carriages 1 
 
 Home's Introduction to the Study of Bibliography, vith 
 a Memoir on the Public Libraries of the An- 
 cients 2 
 Manchester, Memoirs of the Literary and Philosophi- 
 cal Society of, 2d series 2 
 Nickolson's Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, 
 
 and the Arts, from 1808 to 1815, vol. 21 a 35 15 
 Play fair's (John) Outlines of Natural Philosophy 2 
 
 Repertory of Arts and Manufactures, 2d series, from 
 
 1808 to 1815, vol. 13 a 26 .14 
 
 Robinson's Elements of Mechanical Philosophy 1 
 
 Tilloch's Philosophical Magazine, vol. 34 a 39 S 
 
 Transactions of the Society instituted at London 
 for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufac- 
 tures, and Commerce, from 1807 to 1814, 
 vol. 25 a 32 8 
 
 " ' ' of the Society of Bengal, or Asiatic Re- 
 searches y
 
 ( 13 ) 
 GEOGRAPHY AND TOPOGRAPHY. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Pinkerton's Universal Atlas, 3 nos. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Pott's (Thomas) Gazetteer of England and Wales 2 
 
 Hamilton's (Walter) East India Gazetteer 1 
 
 GRAMMAR AND DICTIONARIES. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Ludwick's German and English, and English and GCE- 
 
 man, and French Dictionaries 2 
 
 > 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Dufief 's Nature Displayed, in the Mode of Teaching 
 
 Language to Man, adapted to the Spanish % 
 
 Russian and English Grammar 1 
 
 Smart's Practical Grammar of English Pronunciation 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Newton's (Rev. Jas. W.) Introduction to the Hebrew- 
 Language, upon the plan of Grammar in ge- 
 neral 1
 
 (H) 
 HISTORY, CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL. 
 
 *OLIO. 
 
 Fuller'^ Church History of Great Britain, from the birth 
 of Jesus Christ to 164-8 
 
 Mayo's (Charles) Chronological History of the Euro- 
 pean States, &c. from the Treaty of Nime- 
 guen, in 1678, to the close of 1794 
 
 Rycault's Translation of the Royal Commentaries of 
 Peru. The gift of Mr. Cheston 
 
 Strype's Annals of the Reformation during the reign of 
 Queen Elizabeth 
 
 Whitelock's Memorials of the English Affairs, from 
 Charles the 1st to the restoration of Charles 
 the 2d 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Jackson's Account of the Empire of Morocco 1 
 
 Marhatta War, Notes relative to the late transactions in 
 the Marhatta Empire, with official documents, 
 &c. 1803 1 
 
 Mariana, Historia General de Espana por el Padre 
 
 Ivan de. Gift of Mr. Wm. Howard "I 
 
 Maurice's Ancient History of Hindostan, its Arts and 
 its Sciences, as connected with the other Great 
 Empires of Asia 2. 
 
 *__ Modern History of Hindostan, of the Greek 
 
 Empire of Bactria, and other Great Asiatic 
 Kingdoms, commencing at the death of Alex- 
 der, and continued to the close of the 18th 
 century 2 
 
 Poyer's (John) History of Barbadoes, from 1605 until 
 
 1801 J 
 
 Sitio y Socoro de Fuente Rabia y Sucesos, Del Anno 
 
 1638. Gift of Rev. Wm. Wyatt 1 
 
 Tillemont, Memoires pour servir a L'Histoire Ecclesi- , 
 astique des six premiers siecles par M. Lenain 
 de 16 
 
 - Histoire des Empereurs et des persons illus- 
 
 tre, durant les six premiers siecles de L'Eglise, 
 par JM. Lenain de 6
 
 HISTORY, CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL. 15 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Bannatyne's Journal of the Transactions in Scotland, 
 during the contest of the Adherents of Queen 
 Mary, and those, of her Son, from 1570 to 
 IS 7 3 1 
 
 Bigland's Geographical and Historical view of the 
 World, exhibiting a complete delineation of 
 the Natural and Artificial features of each 
 country, &c. with Notes by Jedediah Morse 5 
 
 Sketch of the Histo: y of Europe, from the 
 
 peace of 1783 to 1810 2 
 
 Bozman's Sketch of the History of Maryland, during 
 
 the three first years after its settlement \ 
 
 Clinton's (De Witt) Discourse before the Literary and 
 
 Philosophical Society of New York, in 1814 1 
 
 Coote's History of England, from the earliest record, to 
 
 the Treaty of Amiens in 1783 10 
 
 Druids, the Histon of the Origin, Manners, Powers, 
 
 and Superstitions of 1 
 
 Europe, the continuation of Modern, bv C. Coote 1 
 
 Fcuquitre's Memoires, Historical and Military 2 
 
 Great Britain, the History of, during the Administra- 
 tion of Lord North, with statements of pub- 
 lic expenditures 1 
 
 Historical R-.-gister <sf the United States, from June 
 
 1 8 1 * to January 1814 2 
 
 Journal de la Revolution de St. Domingue 1 
 
 Labaume, a circumstantial Narrative of the Campaign 
 
 in Russia in 1812, by Captain Eugene 1 
 
 Lee. Memoirs of the War in the Southern Department 
 
 of the United States, by Lieut. Col. Henry 2 
 
 M'Call's (Capt. Hugh) History of Georgia, containing 
 brief sketches of the most remarkable events 
 up to the present dav I 
 
 Molina. The Geographical, Natural, and Civil History 
 
 of Chili, by the Abbe 2 
 
 Munoz. The History of the New World, from the 
 
 Spanish of Don Juan Baptiste 1 
 
 Porter's (Sir Robert Ker) Narrative of the Campaign 
 
 in Russia in 1813 1 
 
 Ramsay's History of South Carolina, from 1670 to 1808 2 
 
 History of the American Revolution 2 
 
 Report of the Committee of Grievances on the Mobs 
 
 and Riots in Baltimore, in 1812 1 
 
 -__ of the Committee appointed by the House, of
 
 16 HISTORY, CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL. 
 
 Representatives of the United States to in- 
 quire into the Causes and Particulars of the 
 Invasion of the City of Washington, ' by the 
 British forces, in 1814 1 
 
 Stoddart's (Major Amos) Sketches, Historical and De- 
 scriptive of Louisiana 1 
 
 Stackhouse's History of the Bible, from the beginning 
 of the World to the establishment of Christi- 
 anity 6 
 
 Trumbull's History of the Discovery of America, and 
 
 of the Indian Wars 1 
 
 War in Russia in 1812, reflections on, founded upon 
 
 official documents 1 
 
 "Warren's (Mrs.) History of the Rise, Progress, and 
 
 Termination of the American Revolution 3 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Bergastel, Histoire de L'Eglise depuis son Etablisment 
 
 jusqu'en 1721, par M. Berault 24 
 
 Bossuet. Extraits de L'Histoire Universelle de M. 1 
 
 Campbell's History of Virginia, from its discovery to 
 
 the year 1781 1 
 
 Canada, Upper, remarks on the Government and situa- 
 tion of the Inhabitants respecting the War 1 
 Charles 1st, the Works of, orReliquix Sacrae Carolinae 
 
 1650 1 
 
 Crowther's Portraiture of Methodism, or the History 
 
 of the Wesleyan Methodists, &c. 1 
 
 Duten's Memoirs of a Traveller 5 
 
 Henry's Account of the Campaign against Quebec in 
 
 1775 1 
 
 Jackson's Account of the Empire of Morocco, and the 
 
 District of Suse 1 
 
 Mease's (James, M. D.) Picture of Philadelphia 1 
 
 Maratori's Relation of the Missions of Paraguay 1 
 
 Naval History of the United States, from the com- 
 mencement of the Revolution to 1814, by 
 Thomas Clarke 2 
 
 Picture of Verdun, or the English detained in France 2 
 Rudiman's Ancient History I
 
 LAW. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 4/atholic Question, decided in New York, whether a 
 Roman Catholic Clergyman be in any case 
 compellable to disclose the secrets of Auricu- 
 lar Confessions 1 
 Erskine's Speeches, collected by James Ridgeway 3 
 Halt's (John E.) Admiralty Reports 1 
 
 ' Law Journal 4 
 
 Kitaiskoie Oulogenie, or Code of the Laws of China, 
 
 translated into Russian 1 
 
 Sugden on the Sale, Purchase, Lease, Settlement, and 
 
 Devise of Estates 1 
 
 Trial of Col. Thos. H. Gushing, before a General Court 
 
 Martial, at Baton Rouge 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Military Laws and Regulations for the Armies of the 
 
 United States 1 
 
 4*
 
 I 18) 
 MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Glimmer's (John) Treatise on Surveying and Plain 
 Trigonometry, with complete Mathematical 
 Tables 1 
 
 MILITARY AND NA7AL: 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Duane's Military Dictionary 1 
 
 Military Library and Plates 3 
 
 . Hand Book for Infantry 1 
 
 Herrie's (Col.) Instructions for Volunteer Corps of Ca- 
 valry, If 11 1 
 Smirk's Review of a Battalion of Infantry, including 
 
 the 18 manoeuvres, 1811 1 
 
 Smythe's (Col. A.) Regulations for the Field Exercise, 
 Manoeuvres, and conduct of the Infantry of 
 the United States 1 
 
 Tousard's American Artillerists Companion, or Ele- 
 ments of Artillery, and Plates 3 
 Vauban's Method of Fortification 1
 
 ( 19) 
 MISCELLAWE US. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Baltimore Intelligencer, 1793 & 4 3 
 
 Federal Intelligencer for 1795 2 
 
 Federal Gazette, from 1790 to 1806 28 
 
 for 1813 & 14 
 
 Gift of Wm. Gwynii) Esq. 2. 
 
 Gazette of the United States, 1811 1 
 
 Maryland Journal, from 1773 to 1797 14 
 
 Pennsylvania Gazette, between 1768 & 1779 1 
 
 OJJARTO. 
 Gazette of the United States, 1812, 13 Sc 14 3 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 American Review of History and Politics, and Gene- 
 ral Repository of Literature and State Papers, 
 1811 & 1812 4 
 
 Analectic Magazine, January 1813 to July 1815 $ 
 
 Catalogue of the Books of the Library of the New York 
 
 Historical Society 1 
 
 Chateaubriand, les Martyres, ou le Triomphe de la Re- 
 ligion Chretien 3 
 
 Dodsley's Annual Register of History, Politics, and Li- 
 terature, from 1806 to the end of 1814, vol. 
 48 a 56 9 
 
 Essays, Philosophical, Historical and Literary 
 
 Evan's Narrative of the Proceedings of the Society of 
 
 Quakers against him, &c. Gift of the Author. 1 
 
 Gentleman's Magazine, or Traders Monthly Intelli- 
 gencer, 1808 to July 1815, vol. 78 to vol. 85, 
 part 1st 11 
 
 Granger, (Rev. James) Letters between him and emi- 
 nent Literary Men of his time 1 
 
 Grimm & Diderot; Historical and Literary Memoirs 
 and Anecdotes, selected from the correspon- 
 dence of 4 
 
 Inchiquin, the Jesuit's Letters during a residence in the 
 
 United States of America 1 
 
 La Belle Assemblee, or Bell's Court and Fashjonable 
 
 Magazine 1 
 
 Lady's Monthly Museum, or Polite Repository of 
 
 Amusement and Instruction, 1806 to 1815 18
 
 20 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 Lady's (British) Magazine, 1815 1 
 
 Lvttleton's Dialogues of the Dead 1 
 
 Mirror of Taste and Dramatic Censor Philadelphia, 
 
 1810 & 11 4 
 
 Naval Chronicle of Great Britain, 1799 to 1815 S3 
 
 Paine's (Robt. Treat) Works, in Prose and Verse, with 
 
 Sketches of his Life 1 
 
 Panorama, The Literary, or a Review of Books, Re- 
 gister of Events, and a Magazine of Varieties, 
 from 1808 to 1815 15 
 
 Prichard's Researches into the Physical History of Man 1 
 Port Folio, from 1809 to 1815 12 
 
 Register, American, or a General Repository of Histo- 
 ry, Politics and Science, 1809, 5th vol. 1 
 
 Asiatic Annual ; or a Review of Hindostan, 
 
 and of the Politics, Commerce, and Litera- 
 ture of Asia, from 1803 to 1811, vol. 5 a 12 9 
 
 Edinburgh Annual, from 1808 to end of 1812 1O 
 
 Select Reviews, and Spirit of the Foreign Magazines, 
 
 vol. 2d a 8th, from 1809 to 1812 7 
 
 Shipwrecks and Disasters at Sea, or Historical Narra- 
 tives of the most noted calamities, which have 
 resulted from Maritime Enterprises, with a 
 Sketch of various expedients for preserving 
 the Lives of Mariners 3 
 
 Smith's (Rev. Saml. Stanhope) Lectures on Moral and 
 
 Political Philosophy 2 
 
 Swift, an Essay on the earlier part of tbe Life of, by 
 
 John'Barrett, D. D. 1 
 
 Twiss's (Richard) Miscellanies 2 
 
 Wanley's Wonders of the Little World, or a General 
 
 History of Man 2 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Anonymous, The 2 
 
 Baltimore Directory, for 1815 1 
 
 Beattie, the Works of James, L. L. D. 10 
 
 British Spy. Gift of Mr Wm. B. Bend. 1 
 
 Catalogue of the Charleston Library Society, 1811 1 
 
 Covering for the Velvet Cushion 1 
 
 Cowley's Select Works, with a Preface and Notes, by 
 
 R. Hurd 2 
 
 Cunningham's Velvet Cushion 1 
 
 D'Iraelli's Calamities of Authors, including some in-
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. t 
 
 quiries respecting their Moral and Literary 
 characters 2 
 
 ' . -~ Quarrels of Authors, or some Memoirs for 
 
 our Literary History 9 
 
 Fenelon, CEvres Choisies de 6 
 
 Grant's (Mrs.) Essay on the Superstition of the Hy- 
 
 landers of Scotland 1 
 
 Harleian Miscellany of Scarce, Curious, and Entertain- 
 ing Tracts, found in the Earl of Oxford's Li- 
 brary. Gift of Mr. Wm Howard. 
 
 Knickerbocker's History of New York 
 
 Lavater's Essays on Physiognomy 
 
 Literary Visitor, or Entertaining Miscellany 
 
 Lyttleton, the Letters of the late Lord 
 
 Miseries of Human Life 
 
 Old Bachelor, by the Author of the British Spy 
 
 Royal Kalender, for England, Scotland, and America, 
 
 for 1809 and 1815 g 
 
 Salmagundi, or Whim-\Vhams of Launcelot Langstaff 
 
 and others 2 
 
 Spirit of the Public Journals, for 1813 & 14 London 2 
 
 Taylor on Apparitions, or the Mystery of Ghosts, Hob- 
 goblins, and Haunted Houses, developed 1 
 
 The Book an Inquiry into the Conduct of the Princess 
 
 of Wales 1 
 
 Voiture's Works 2
 
 (22) 
 NATURAL HISTORY. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Chincona, a Description of the Genus of, comprehend- 
 ing the various species of Vegetables from 
 which the Peruvian and other Barks are taken I 
 
 Parkinson's Organic Kemains, an Examination of the 
 Vegetables and Animals of the Antediluvian 
 World generally termed Extraneous Fossills 3 
 
 Transactions of the Linnaean Society, 9th vol. .1 
 
 Wilson's (A) American Ornithology. Coloured Platts. 9 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Cuvier's Essay on the Theory of the Earth. 1 
 
 Phelp's Botanical Calendar, exhibiting the Generic and 
 
 Specific name, the Class &c. of all the British 
 
 Plants 1 
 
 Shaw's (Dr. George) General Zoology with plates, 7th 
 
 and 8th vol. in 4 
 
 Waterhouse's (Dr.) lectures on Botany, with a Discourse 
 
 on the principles of Vitality 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Aikin's Manual of Mineralogy 1 
 Burkhard's Elementary principles of the Philosophy of 
 
 Natural History 1 
 Fothergill's Essay on the Philosophy, Study and use of 
 
 Natural History 1 
 
 Turner's Synopsis of the British Fuci 2
 
 23 ) 
 , TALES, AND ROMANCES; 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Tales from the Russian of N. Karamsin I 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 A^nes 2 
 Arabian Tales, being a continuation of the Arabian 
 
 Nights 4 
 
 Belville Lodge 2 
 
 Burney's (Miss) Traits of Nature 2 
 
 Cottage Sketches 1 
 
 Cottagers of Glenburnie, a Tale 1 
 
 Cottin's (Madam) Saracen, a Crusade Romance 2 
 
 Dalla's Siege of Rochelle 1 
 
 Discipline 2 
 
 Dominican 2 
 
 Domestic Grievances of the Welmore Family 2 
 
 Edgeworth's (Maria) Absentee 2 
 
 -Tales of Fashionable Life 2 
 
 Patronage 3 
 
 Vivian 2 
 
 Ella Rosenburgh by Mrs. Herbert, 2 in 1 
 
 Fairy Tales, selected 2 
 
 Florian's William Tell, or Swisserland Delivered 1 
 
 Forest of Montalbano 4 
 
 Genlis's (Madame de) De La Fayette 1 
 
 Sainclair and Hortense 1 
 
 Grant's (Mrs.) Memoirs of an American Lady 1 
 
 Letters from the Mountains 2 
 
 Guv Manncrin^, or the Astrologer 2 
 
 the same in 3 
 
 Kelroy by a Lady of Pennsylvania] 1 
 
 Loyalist a Historical Novel 2 
 
 Married Life, by Miss Howard 2 
 
 Marian Q 
 Marmontel's Incas ^ 
 
 Moral Tales 2 
 
 Modern Anecdote 1 
 
 Murphy's Milesian Chief 2 
 
 Opie's Mrs.) Temper, or Domestic Scenes 2 
 
 Tales of Real Life 2 
 
 Adeline Mowbray, or the Mother and Daughter 3
 
 04 NOVELS, TALES, AND ROMANCES. 
 
 Opie's Father and Daughter 
 Owenson's (Miss) Wild Irish Girl 
 
 The Missionary, an Indian Tale 
 
 O'Donnel 
 
 Porter's (Miss) Lake of Killarney 
 
 Hungarian Brothers 
 
 Recluse of Norway 
 
 Thaddeus of Warsaw 
 
 Don Sabastian 
 Scottish Chiefs 
 
 RadclifFs (Ann) Italian 
 
 Romance of the Forest 
 
 Romance of the Pyrenees 
 
 Romulus, a Tale of .Ancient Times 
 
 R >che's (Regina M.) Monastery of St Colurnb 
 
 . . Vicar of Lansdown 
 
 Osma and Almeria 
 
 Rowson's (Mrs.) Charlotte Temple 
 
 Ryley's Itinerant, or Memoirs of an Actor 
 
 Santo Sebastiauo 
 
 Self Controul 
 
 Self Indulgence 
 
 Sketches of Characters 
 
 Surr's Magic of Wealth 
 
 Ditto, in 
 
 Tales of Real Life 
 
 Things by their Right Names 
 
 Trotter's Stories for Calumniators 
 
 Visit for a Week 
 
 "Waverly 
 
 Ditto, in 
 Wanderer, or Female Difficulties, by Madame D' Arblay 
 
 the same in 
 West's Refusal 
 Whos' the Murderer 
 World Without Souls, by Cunning-ham 
 Young Mother ^
 
 (25 ) 
 PHYSIC, ANATOMY, AND SURGERY. 
 
 OJJARTO. 
 
 Fox's (Joseph) Natural History of the Human Teeth 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Morbid Anatomy 1 
 
 Bertrand, a Historical Relation of the Plague at Mar- 
 seilles, in 1720, from the French of, by A. 
 Plumptre. 1 
 
 Burn's (John) Principles of Midwifery, including 
 the Diseases of Women and Children, with 
 Notes, by N. Chapman 1 
 
 Cabanis's Sketch of the Revolutions of Medical Science 1 
 Cheyne's (John) Essay on Hydrocephalus Acutus, or 
 
 Dropsy in the Brain 1 
 
 Gibson, Dissertatiojlnauguralis de Forma Ossium Gen- 
 
 tilitia Gift of the Author 1 
 
 Haslam's (John) Observations on Insanity 1 
 
 Jones's (Robert) Treatise on the Process employed by 
 
 Nature in Suppressing the Hemorrhage 1 
 
 Larreys ; Memoirs of Military Surgery and Campaigns 
 of the French Armies, translated by Doc. R. 
 . W. Hall, from the French of 2 
 
 Le Dran's Operations in Surgery, Gift of Dr. Little John 1 
 Medical and Physical Journal, London vol. 20 a S3- to 
 
 June 1815. 14 
 
 Medical Repository* comprehending, Original Essays 
 and Intelligence relative to Medicine, Chemis- 
 try, Natural History, and the Arts, conducted 
 by S. L. Mitchell, E. Miller, and E. H. Smith, 
 N York 15 
 
 Medical Society of London. Memoirs of, 6th & 7th vol. 2 
 Miller ; The Medical Works and a Biographical Sketch 
 
 of Edward, M. D. (of New fork) 1 
 
 Murray's Elements of Materia Medica and Pharmacy 1 
 Richerand's Elements of Phisiology 1 
 
 Rush's Medical Inquiries and Observations upon the 
 
 Diseases of the mind 1 
 
 Theses Medicse Edinburgi 1809. Gift of Doctor Gibbon. 3 
 Trotter's Essay, Medical, Philosophical and Cnemical, 
 
 on Drunkenness 1 
 
 . View of the Nervous Temperament 1 
 
 4 *
 
 6 PHYSIC, ANATOMY, AND SURGERY. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Le Clerc's Compleat Surgeon 1 
 
 MoncrkfPs Inquiry into the Medical Qualities and ef- 
 fects of the Aerated Alkaline Water 1 

 
 (27) 
 POETRY, AND THE DRAMA. 
 
 QJJARTO. 
 
 Cumberland's Exodiad 1 
 
 Hindiey's Translation of the Persian Lyrics of Hafir 1 
 Lucretius Carus, The Nature of Things, a Didactic 
 Poem translated by John M. Good, from the 
 
 Latin of 2 
 
 Sotheby's (William) Saul, a Poem 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Byron's PJnglish Bards, and Scotch Reviewers 1 
 Carysfort; Dramatic & Narrative Poems, by J. J. Earl of, 1 
 
 Crabbe's (Rev. G.) Borough, a Poem 1 
 
 Flute's (Samuel) Works " 2 
 Fox's (Chs.) Scries of Poems containing the Plaints 
 
 and Doli :hts of Achmed, a Persian Exile 1 
 
 Grant's (Mrs.) Eighteen hundred and thirteen, a poem 1 
 
 Herbert's Miscellaneous Poetry 2 
 Hervey's Meditations and Contemplations, the Life of 
 
 the Author, prefixed with, plates. 2 
 
 Hogg's (James) Mountain Bard 1 
 
 -- Queen's Wake, a legendary poem 1 
 
 .... . Pilgrims of the Sun 1 
 Holford's (Miss) Wallace, or the Flight of Falkirk, a 
 
 Metrical Romance 1 
 
 Oldhams Works, the Gift of Dr. Littlejohn 1 
 Paedotrophia, or the Art of Nursing and Rearing Chil- 
 
 dren, a poem translated from the Latin 1 
 Sargent's (Lucius M.) Hubert and Ellen, and other 
 
 poems 1 
 
 Spence's Edmund the Wanderer 1 
 Syntax's (Dr.) Tour in Search of the Picturesque, with 
 
 Coloured Plates 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Associate Minstrels 1 
 Bloomfield's ( Robert ) Wild Flowers, or Pastoral and 
 
 Local Poetry 1 
 
 Boileaux, Desprdaux (Evres de 1 
 
 Byron's Childe Harold, a Romance, 1
 
 28 POETRY AND THE DRAMA. 
 
 Byron's Corsair, a Tale 1 
 
 Giaour 1 
 
 Camoen's, Poems, translated from the Portugese of Luis de 1 
 
 Crabbe's (Rev. G.) Tales 1 
 
 Crebillon, (Evres de 3 
 
 Drlisle, (Evres de 16 
 
 Dudley's Metamorphosis of Sona, a Hindu Tale 1 
 
 Gisborne's Walks in a Forest I 
 
 Glover's (Richard) Leonidas, a Heroick Poem I 
 Horace, a Poetical Translation of the Works of, with 
 
 the Original Text and Critical Notes, by the 
 
 Rev. Philip Francis 3 
 
 Hunt's (Leigh) Feast of the Poets I 
 La Fontaine, Fables Choisies mises on vers par, avec un, 
 
 NouveauCommentaire, par Mr. Cost 1 
 
 Maxwell's Poems 1 
 
 Montgomery's West Ind'es, and other Poem's 1 
 
 World before the Flood, and other Poems 1 
 
 Osander's Miscellaneous Poems 1 
 
 Ossian's Poems, translated by James Macpherson 2 
 
 Peacock's Genius of the Thames 1 
 
 Philip's Emerald Isle J 
 
 Pratt's Lower World I 
 
 Racine, (Evres de Jean 3 
 
 Reynard, OEvres de 4 
 
 Rejected Addresses, on the Theatrum Poetarum 1 
 
 Roger's Pleasures of Memory, and other Poems 1 
 
 Scott'* D n Roderick 1 
 
 " ' Lady of the Lake 1 
 
 Rokeby 1 
 
 . Lord of the Isles 1 
 
 Scward's ("Ann) Poetical Works, edited by Walter Scott 3 
 
 Shaw's (Dr. John; Poems 1 
 
 Smvth's (William) English Lyrics 1 
 
 Southey's (Robert) Roderick the last of the Goths 1 
 Spencer's (Edmund) Poetical Works from the text of 
 
 J- Upton 6 
 Telemachus, translated into English Verse by Gibbons 
 
 Bagnall 2 
 
 Two-penny Post Bag 1 
 
 Voltaire, Theatre complete de 9 
 
 La Henri ad e de 1 
 
 Worgan's (John D.) Poems to which is added his Life 
 
 and Character 1
 
 ( 29 ) 
 POLITICAL. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Census of the United States for 1810 1 
 
 OJJARTO. 
 
 Playfair's (William) Inquiry into the Permanent causes 
 of the Decline and Fall of Powerful and Weal- 
 thy Nations. 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Ames' (Fisher) Works, to which is added, Notices of 
 
 his Life and Character 1 
 
 Bristed's (John) Hints on the National Bankruptcy of 
 Great Britain, and her resources to maintain 
 her present contest with France 1 
 
 Correspondence respecting Russia, between R. G. Har- 
 per and Robert Walsh, with the Speech of Mr. 
 Harper, Commemorative of the Russian Vic- 
 tories, Sec. 1 
 
 Debates and other Proceedings of the Convention of 
 Virginia, on the Constitution, recommended 
 by the Federal Convention 1 
 
 Goldsmith's Secret History of the Cabinet of Bonaparte 1 
 
 Jefferson, Memoirs of, with a View of the Rise and Pro- 
 gress of French Principles 2 
 
 Journals of Congress, from 1804, to July 1812. Gift 
 
 of Hon. Alex. M'&m 6 
 
 of the Senate of the United States, from 1803, 
 
 to 18 3. Gift of Hon. Alex. AP Kim 4 
 
 Junius ; Woodfall's edition of the Letters of 2 
 
 .Leckei's Historical Survey of. the Foreign Affairs of 
 
 Great Britain, in 1808, 9, & 1O 1 
 
 Macdiarmid's Inquiry into the System of National De- 
 fence in Great Britain 2 
 
 . Inquiry into the Principles of Civil and 
 
 Military Subordination 1 
 
 Plowden's (Francis) Constitution of the Kingdom of 
 
 Great Britain, Civil and Ecclesiastical 1
 
 30 POLITICAL. 
 
 Select Speeches, Forensic and Parliamentary, with pre- 
 fatory remarks, bv N Chapman 5 
 
 Silkirk's Observations on the Present State of the High- 
 lands of Scotland 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Montague's ('Edward W.) Reflections on the Rise and 
 Fall of the Ancient Republics, adapted to the 
 State of Great Britain 1
 
 (31 ) 
 POLITICAL ECONOMY AND COMMERCE. 
 
 QJJARTO. 
 
 Colquhoun's Treatise on the Wealth, Power, and Re- 
 sources of the British Empire, 1814 1 
 
 Censo Espanol executordo de orden Del Reyen el Ano 
 
 1787 1 
 
 Liverpool's Treatise on the Coins of the Realm of Great 
 
 Britain 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Bolman's (Doct. E.) Paragraphs on Banks, 1811 vol. 1 1 
 
 Colebrook's Remarks on the Husbandry and Internal 
 
 Commerce of Bengal 1 
 
 Colquhoun's Treatise on Indigence 1 
 
 Comber's Inquiry into the State of National Subsistence 
 
 and Population 1 
 
 Faber's Sketches of the Internal State of France \ 
 
 France, Sketch of the Geography, Political Economy, 
 and Statistics of, abridged and translated, by 
 J. N. Taylor 1 
 
 Han way's Account of the Hospital for Exposed and De- 
 serted Children 1 
 
 Sinclair's History of the Public Revenue of the British 
 
 Empire, 3d vol. 1 
 
 Walsh's (Robert) Letter on the Genius and Dispositions 
 
 of the French Government 1 
 
 Young's (A.) Political Arithmetic, or Observations on 
 
 the present State of Great Britain 1
 
 ( 32 ) 
 THEOLOGY. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Cotelerii Patres Apostolici S 
 
 Leslie's (Rev. diaries) Theological Works 2 
 
 Medt's (Joseph) Works 1 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Buchanan's (Rev. Claudius) Memoirs of the Expediency 
 of an Ecclesiastical Establishment for British 
 India 1 
 
 Swedenborg, De Amore Conjugiali Ab Amanuele. Gift 
 
 of Mr. Nathaniel Knight 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Allison's (Rev. Archibald) Sermons on Particular Occa- 
 sions 1 
 Buist's (Rev. George) Minister of the Presbyterian 
 
 Church, Charleston, S. C Sermons 2 
 
 Campbell's (Rev. George) Lectures on S\ stematic The- 
 ology, and Pulpit Eloquence 1 
 Chateaubriand's Beauties of Christianity 1 
 Chrysostom (St.) on the Priesthood, translated by the 
 
 Rev. John Bunce 1 
 
 Cooper's Discourses 2 
 
 Draught of the Primitive Church t 
 
 Duch^s (Rector of C. C. Phila.) Discourses 1 
 
 Franklin's (Rev. Thos.) Sermons on the Relative Duties 1 
 Hall's Sermon's and Treatise on the llolv Spirit 1 
 
 Hindmarsh's Seal upon the Lips of Unitarians, Trinita- 
 rians, and all others who deny the Sole Su- 
 preme and Exclusive Divinity of our Lord and 
 Saviour Jesus Christ. The Gift of the Rev. 
 John Hargrove. 1 
 
 Horsley's .Bishop Samuel) Sermons 2 
 
 Magazine, Quarterly Theological Episcopal 4 
 
 Pearson's (The Right Rev. John N Exposition of the 
 
 Creed 2 
 
 Potter's (Arch Bishop John) Discourse on Church Go- 
 vernment 1 
 Reeve's Apologies of Justin ; Tertullian, Ike. in Defence 
 
 of the Christian Religion 2
 
 THEOLOGY. *S 
 
 Wake's (Archbishop of Canterbury) Genuine Epistles of 
 the Apostolical Fathers, St. Barnabas, St. Ig- 
 natius, &c. i 
 
 White's (Bishop) Lectures on the Catechism of the Epis- 
 copal Church 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Balguy's (Rev. Thes.) Divine Benevolence Asserted 1 
 
 Buchanan's (Rev, Claudius) Missionary Sermons 1 
 
 Researches in Asia li 
 
 Faber's Treatise on the Operations of the Holy Spirit 1 
 
 Kemp's (Rev. Doct.) Tract upon Conversion 1 
 
 Muir's (Rev. Doct.) Sermons. Gift of Rev. Dr.Inglis. 1 
 
 Presbyterian Church, the Constitution of 1 
 
 Reeve on Common Prayer 1 
 
 Rowe's (Mrs. E.) Devout Exercises of the Heart 1
 
 ( 54) 
 VOYAGES AMD TRAVELS. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Voyage de Humboldt et Bonpland aux Regions equi- 
 noxiales du Nouveau Continent, tail en 
 1 799 a 1 804. 
 
 Liv. 1st. Contenant, Atlas Pittoresque des 
 Vues des Cordil)6 cs et Monumens des 
 Peuples Indigenes de L'Amenque. 
 
 Liv. 2d. Plantes Equinoxiales. 
 
 Liv. 3d. Monographic des Melastomes et des 
 Rhexia et des Autres Genre du meme or- 
 dre 
 
 Liv. 4th. Atlas Geographique et Physiqile 
 
 OJJARTO. 
 
 Anacharsis. Voyage Du Jeune en Grece par Jean- 
 Jacques Bartheiemy 
 Collins's Account of the Colony of New South Wales, 
 
 from 1788 to 1801 
 
 Voyage de Humboldt et Bompland au Nouveau Conti- 
 nent 1799 a 1804 
 
 liv. 1. Contenant Rccueil d'Observations As- 
 tronomique, d'Operations Trigonometri- 
 ques, auquel on a j'i n t des Reserchcs His- 
 torj^ques importans. 
 
 Liv. 2. Recueil d'Obbervations de Zoologie et 
 d' Anatomic comparee uvec Planches im- 
 primec-s en couleur. 
 Liv. 4 et 5. Essai Politique sur la Nouvelle Es- 
 
 pagne 
 Liv. 6. Relation Historique 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Anacharsis's Travels in Greece during the middle of the 
 Fourth Century before the Christian ,/Era, 
 from the Fivnch of the Abbe Barthelemy 
 
 Austin's Letters from London, written in 1802 & 3, to 
 a Friend in Massachusetts 
 
 Birkbeck's Notes on a Tour through France, 18]4 
 
 Chateaubriand's Travels in Greece, Palestine, Egypt, and 
 Barbary, in 1806 & 7.
 
 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. #5 
 
 Clarke's Travels in Europe, Asia and Africa, 1801, part 1 I 
 
 .. in Greece, Egypt, atod the Holy Land, 
 
 p trt 2 1 
 
 Cockb urn's Journey over Land, from Honduras to the 
 
 South Sea, in 1731 1 
 
 Eustace's (Rev. John C.) Classical Tour through Italy, 
 
 in 1802 4 
 
 Feltham's Tour through the Island of Mann, in 1 787 & 8 1 
 Gait's Letters from the Levant, containing Views of 
 the State of Society, Manners and Commerce 
 of Greece, and of several of the Islands of the 
 Archipelago, 1813 r 1 
 
 Graham's (Maria) Letters on India, 1814 
 Hall's (R, v. James) Tour through Ireland, 1814 
 Humboldt's Political Essay on the Kingdom of New Spain 2 
 
 Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial Re- 
 gions of the New Continent, daring the years 
 1799 & 1804 
 
 Researches concerning the Ancient Inhabi- 
 tants of America, with Views of some of the 
 Scenes in the Cordilieras 
 
 Kendall's Travels in the United States, 1 S07 & 8 8 
 
 Lewis & Clarke's Expeditious to the Sources of the 
 Missouri, and down the River Columbia to 
 the Pacific Ocean, 1804, 5 & C 2 
 
 Malkin's Scenery, Antiquities and Biography of South 
 
 Wales, 1803 
 
 Melish's Travels in the United States of America, and 
 in parts of Greut Britain and Upper Canada, 
 1806 & 11 2 
 
 Mirza's Travels in Asia, Africa, and Europe, in 1799 a 
 
 1803, translated by Charle.-. Siov/art 2 
 
 Pike's Expeditions to the Sources of the Mississippi, 
 through the Western parts of Louissiana 
 and the interior parts of New Spain, perfor- 
 med by order of the Government of the U. S. 
 in 1 305, 6, and 7. 1 
 
 Pinckard's Notes on the West Indies, during the Expe- 
 dition under Sir R. Abercromby 
 
 Porter's (Captain David) Journal of a Cruise made to 
 the Pacific Ocean in the U. S. Frigate Essex 
 in IS 12, 13, and M-. t 
 
 Porter's (Sir K.) Travelling Sketches in Russia and 
 Sweden 1805, 1808 
 
 Ramond's Travels in the Pyrenees, containing a descrip- 
 tion of the Principal Summits. Passes and Tal- 
 lies * *
 
 36 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 Silliman's Travels in England, Holland and Scotland 
 
 in 1805 and 6. 2 
 
 St. Pond's Travels in England, Scotland and the Hebri- 
 des, for the purpose of examining the state of 
 the Arts, the Sciences, Natural History and 
 Manners in Great Britain 2 
 
 Tennant's (Rev. Wm.) Indian Recreations, consisting 
 chiefly of strictures on the Domestic and Rural 
 Economy of the Mahomedans and Hindoos 3 
 
 Volney's View of the Climate and Soil of the United 
 
 States 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Duten's Memoirs of a Traveller 5 
 
 Heriot's Travels in Canada, 1813. \ 
 Paris in 1812 and 1814, by the Revd. W. Shepherd 
 
 Gift of Mr. Wm. Howard. 1 
 Wilkinson's Tour through Asia Minor and the Greek 
 
 Islands 1 
 
 FINIS.
 
 SUPPLEMENT 
 
 TO THE 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF 
 
 BELONGING TO THE 
 
 1823. 
 
 PRINTED BY JOHN D. TOY, 
 
 Corner of St. Paul's lane and Market street. 
 1823.
 
 SECOND SUPPLEMENTAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 PASS 
 
 Agriculture - 5 
 Anatomy - - 28 
 Antiquities - 6 
 Architecture, (Ancient, Civil, Naval and Military) 7 
 Avts, (Fine) including Architecture, Music, Pain- 
 ting, arid Sculpture - - ib. 
 Arts (Mechanical) 13 
 Astr jnomy - 20 
 Belles Lettres ----- 8 
 Biblical - - ib. 
 Biography - 9 
 Charts - 14 
 Chemistry - - 11 
 Criticism - 8 
 Chronology - 6 
 Classics - - 11 
 Commerce - - 33 
 Dictionaries - 15 
 Drama 29 
 Economy (Domestic) - 5 
 Economy (Political) - 33 
 Education - 12 
 Ethics (Morality) - ib. 
 Farriery - - ib. 
 Gardening - ... 5 
 General Science, including Encyclopedias, Trans- 
 actions of Philosophical Societies, Manufac- 
 tures and Arts - 12 
 Geography - 14 
 Grammar - - - 15
 
 1V INDEX. 
 
 History (Civil and Ecclesiastical) - 35 
 
 ;;* ic _ .ID 
 
 Manufactures - . . _ 
 
 Mathematics ... 
 
 Medical - 28 
 
 12 
 
 Military - - - - 20 
 
 Mineralogy - .. 
 
 Miscellaneous f 
 
 Mythology - 
 
 JNatural History - Q4 
 
 Novels ------ 25 
 
 Painting . 7 
 
 Pharmacopoeia - _ . _ -28 
 
 Physic .... 
 
 - - _ . 31 
 
 Rural Improvements - 
 
 Sciences - . _ . . - 12 
 
 Sculpture - - 
 
 Surgery - - ... 2ft 
 
 mi I - 4 * 
 
 Theology ----- 34 
 
 Topography . - 14 
 
 Travels ' - - - 36 
 
 Voyages - - - - - ib.
 
 No. II. 1823. 
 
 AGRICULTURE, GARDENING, AND DOMES- 
 TIC ECONOMY. 
 
 QUARTO. VOL. 
 
 AMERICAN FARMER. Gift of the Editor, John 
 
 S. Skinner, Esq. 3 
 
 Communications to the Board of Agriculture of 
 
 London, 7th vol. 1 
 
 Explanation of the Engravings of the implements 
 of Husbandry, used in Scotland, prepared 
 for the Board of Agriculture, by A. Gray. 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Bath and West of England Society, for the en- 
 couragement of Agriculture, letters arid 
 papers selected frun the correspondence of. 
 14th vol. 1 
 
 Coxe's, (Wm.) view of the cultivation of Fruit 
 Trees, and the management of Orchards 
 and Cider, &r. 1 
 
 McMahon's American Gardener's Calendar. 1 
 
 Memoirs of the Philadelphia Society, for promo- 
 ting Agriculture. 4th vol. 1 
 Nicholson's, (John) Farmer's Assistant. 1 
 Sinclair's, (Sir John) General Report of th> Agri- 
 cultural State and Political circumstances 
 of Scotland. 5 
 
 Code of Agriculture. 1 
 
 Somerville's Facts, and observations relative to 
 
 Sheep, Wool, Ploughs, and Oxen. i 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Glasse's, (Mrs.) Art of Cookery* 1 
 
 Livingston's Essay on Sheep. 1 
 
 2
 
 ANTIQUITIES, CHRONOLOGY AND MYTHO- 
 LOGY. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Morelli, Thesaurus Numismata Aurea, Ar.erentia 
 et Area, Imperatorum Romanortim, rum 
 descriptione Columns Trajanae. Jlmstelae- 
 dami, 1752. 3 
 
 Morelli, Theusaurtis, sive familiarum Romano- 
 rum Numismatica OIIIUJH, atqup Nummi 
 Misrellani, Urbis Homse et Hispanici. 
 Jlmstelaedami, 17 A. 2 
 
 Goltzio, (Huberto) Los vivos retrains detodos Los 
 Emps-radores, des de Julio Cesar, hasta el 
 Emperador Carlos, 5th &c. 1560. 1 
 
 Goltzii, C. Julius Caesar, sive Historise Imperato- 
 rum. Caesarumque Romanorum ex anti- 
 quis numismatibus rest it ut 03 accessit C. 
 Julius Caesaris vita et res gos'ae, 1563. 1 
 
 Goltzii, Fastos Magestratum et Triumphorum 
 Romanorum ab urbe condita ad August! 
 obitum ex antiquistam Numismafum quara 
 Marmorum Monumentis restitutos: Jirn- 
 gis, 1666. 1 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Archaeoloejia, or Miscellaneous Tracts, relating 
 
 to Antiquities. 18th vol. London. 1 
 
 Clarke's (Wm.) Connexion of the Roman, Saxon 
 
 and English Coins. 1 
 
 Combe, (Caroli) Nummorum veterum Populorum 
 et Urbiuni qui in Museo Gulielmi Hunter 
 asservantur, ilescriptio Figuris illustrata. 1 
 
 Combe, (Taylor) Veterum Populorum et Regum 
 
 Numi qui in museo Britanico adservantur. 1 
 
 Pellerin, Recueil de Medailles de Rois, de Peu- 
 ples et de Villes qui n' ont point encore, etc 
 publiees, on qui sont peu connues, par. 11 
 
 Vaillant. Numismata Imperatorum Romanorum 
 a Julis Caesare ad Constantinum. Rama-, 
 1743. S 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Archaeolo'ia Americana, Transactions and collec- 
 tions of the American Antiquarian Society. 1
 
 ARCHITECTURE, PAINTING, MUSICK, &C. 
 
 Dibdin's,(Rev.T. F.) Bibliographical Decameron, 
 or ten days pleasant discourse upon illumi- 
 nated manuscripts and subjects connected 
 witu early Engraving, Typography and 
 Bibliography, -with plates. 
 
 Jennings, (Rev. David) Jewish Antiquities, or a 
 course of Lectures, on the three first books 
 of Godwin's Moses, and a dissertation on 
 tiie i'Cbrew Language, by 
 
 McCulloli's, (<Jr. J. H.) Researches on America, 
 being an attempt to settle some points rela- 
 tive to the Aborigines of America. Gift of 
 the, author. 
 
 ARCHITECTURE, PAINTING, MUSIC, &c. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Antiquities of Athens, measured and delineated, 
 by James Stewart and N. Brevett, Pain- 
 ters and Architects. 4th vol. with plates. 1 
 
 Britton's, (John) Fine Arts of the English School, 
 illustrated by a series of Engravings, from 
 Paintings, Sculpture and Architecture, with 
 descriptive essays. 1 
 
 Drawing Book of Heads. 1 
 
 Flaxman, (John Sculptor,) The Iliad of Homer, 
 
 engraved from the composition of 1 
 
 The Odyssey of Homer, engraved from 
 
 the composition of 1 
 
 Compositions from the Tragedies of 
 
 jEschylus, designed by 
 
 Gallery of Pictures, painted by West, engraved in 
 outline, by Henry Moses. 
 
 Perrault's Treatise of the five orders of Architec- 
 ture. 
 
 Scriptural views, engraved from the paintings of 
 Raphael. - 
 
 Stampe del Campo Santo di Pisa, or prints repre- 
 senting the Paintings on the walls of the 
 Campo Santo of Pisa. Gift of Samuel Fur- 
 viance, Esq. Leghorn.
 
 8 BELLES-LETTRES AND CRITICISM. 
 
 (QUARTO. 
 
 Franciso de los Santos, A description of the Royal 
 Palace uid Monastry ot St. Lawrence, cal- 
 led the Escurial, and of the Chapel Royal 
 of the Pantheon, Irom the Spanish of. 
 Gift of B. W. Lecompte, Esq. 
 
 Gilpin's Day, representing the effect of a morning, 
 a noon tide, and an evening Sun, in 30 de- 
 signs from nature. 
 
 BKLLES-LETTRES AND CRITICISM. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 British Critic, from 1816 to 1822. 13 
 G netv.l Index, from the commencement, 
 
 to ihf 4 d vol. of the 2 
 D' Israelli's Liu-rary Character, illustrated by the 
 
 iiistory of Men of Genius. 1 
 
 Hazlett's Characters of bhakespoare. 1 
 
 Lectures, on the English Poets. 1 
 
 Review, The Edinburgh, vol. 20th to 36. 16 
 
 General Index, to first twenty volumes of I 
 
 The Monthly, enlarged, from vol. 77 
 
 to 97. 20 
 General Index, from the commencement 
 
 to the 81st volume. 2 
 The Quarterly, 1816 to 1822, 13th to 
 
 27th. 15 
 General Index, to the first 20 volumes, 1 
 
 BIBLICAL. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Biblia Grsera, Venetiis, 1518. Gift of 'Dr. Moore. 1 
 Evangelium Sanctum, secundum Matheum et 
 Marrum, cum commentariis Nicolai De 
 Lyra, (illuminated manuscript on vellum.) 
 Gift of Dr. William Howard. 1 
 
 Sainte Biole. Gift of Alexander McKim, Esq. I
 
 BIOGRAPHY; 
 Q.UARTO. 
 
 Calmet's Dictionary of the Bible, Historical, Cri- 
 tical, Geographical and Etynmlogic-.il, 
 wherein are explained all the proper names, 
 in the Old and New Testament, with plates. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Bihlia Hebraica, cum interlineari interpretatione 
 Latina, Paquini. 
 
 Colleyer's (David) Sacred Interpreter, or a prac- 
 tical introduction towards a beneficial rea- 
 ding of the Holy Bible. 
 
 Horseley's (Samuel) Book of Psalms, translated 
 from the Hebrew, with notes. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Novum Domini Testarnentum Syriacse, Jlntwer- 
 1575. Gift of Junius Ducatel. 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Q.UARTO. 
 
 Bryan's (Mirhael) Biographical and Critical Dic- 
 tionary of Painters and Engravers. 2 
 
 Green, Johnson's Sketches of the Life and Corres- 
 pondence of Major General 2 
 
 Joinville, >lemoirs of John Lrd de, written by 
 himself, containing the Life of Louis 9th, 
 with notes and dissertations, translated by 
 Thomas Jones. 2 
 
 Reynold's, (Sir Joshua) Supplement to the Life, 
 Writings and Works of, containing anec- 
 dotes of his distinguished cotemporaries, 
 by James Northcote. I 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Annual Biography and Obituary, 1816 to 1822, 
 
 Lond >n. 6 
 
 Boleyn, (Ann) Memoirs of her Life, by Miss 
 
 Benger. 1 
 
 Buchanan, (liev. Claudius) Memoirs of the Life 
 
 and Writings of, by the Rev. Hugh Pearson. 1
 
 10 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 Buonaparte, (Napoleon) History of the Wars of 
 Europe, from the Revolution in I'm nee to 
 1814, including anecdotes of the most cele- 
 brated characters during the Revolution, 
 by VV. B. Haverton. 3 
 
 Coleridge's Biographia Literaria, or Biographi- 
 cal sketches of my life and opinions. 2 
 
 Cumin and some of his cotemporaries, recollec- 
 tions of, by Charles Phillips. 1 
 
 Edgeworth, (Rich'd. L.) Memoirs of, by himself 
 
 and his daughter. 1 
 
 Green, (General) Life and Campaigns of, by 
 
 Charles Caldwell. 1 
 
 Henry, (Patrick) Life of, by Wm. Wirt. 1 
 
 Melancthon, (Philip) Life of, comprising an ac- 
 count of the most important transactions of 
 the Reformation. 1 
 
 Moreau, (General) Phillipart's Memoirs of, l 
 
 Napoleon in Exile, The most important events of 
 his Life and Government in his own words, 
 by Barry O'Meara, his late Surgeon. 2 
 
 Parliamentary Portraits, or Sketches of the Pub- 
 lio Character, of some of the most dis- 
 tinguished Speakers of the House of Com- 
 mons. 1 
 
 Pitt, Memoirs of the Life of the Right Hon. Wm. 
 
 by Geo. Toiulme, Bishop of Winchester. 2 
 
 Reynold's, (Sir Joshua) Memoirs, a brief analysis 
 of his discourses and varieties of art, by 
 James Northcote. 1 
 
 Sheridan, (Rich'd. B.) Watkin's Memoirs of the 
 
 Public and Private Life of. 2 
 
 Syke's Life and Writings, by Disney. 1 
 
 Watson, (Bishop of Landaff,) Anecdotes of his 
 
 Life, by his son. 1 
 
 West, (Benjamin) The Life and Studies of, by John 
 
 Gait. 1 
 
 Wesley, The Life of, and the rise and progress of 
 
 Methodism, by Robert Southey. 2 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Alden's, (Rev. Timothy) Collection of American 
 
 Epitaphs and Inscriptions, with notes. 5 
 
 Betty, The Young Roscins, Memoirs of. 1 
 
 Graham, (Mrs. Isabella) The Power of Faith, ex- 
 emplified in the Life and Writings of. 1
 
 CHEMISTRY. CLASSICS. 11 
 
 Grosvenor, (Mrs.) Sketch of the Life and Death of. 1 
 
 Martyn, (K.ev. H.) Memoirs of the Life of. 1 
 
 Penti, (Wm.) Memoirs ot the Public and Private 
 
 Life of, by Thomas Cl-trksnn. 2 
 
 Smith's, (Miss) Fragments, and her Life, by Bow- 
 
 dler. 1 
 
 Warden's Letters, in which the conduct and con- 
 versation of Bonaparte and suite are des- 
 cribed and related. 1 
 White's, (H nry Kirk) Remains, with an account 
 
 of his Life," by Robert Southey. 2 
 
 CHEMISTRY. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Henry's Epitome of experimental Chpmistry, with 
 
 Sillitnan's notes. Gift of Dr. F. Didier. 1 
 
 Murray's. (John) System of Chemistry. 4 
 
 Farke's Chemical Catechism, with notes and ex- 
 periments. 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Accum's Practical Essay on Chemical re-agents 
 
 or tests. 1 
 
 Conversations on Chemistry. 1 
 
 CLASSICS. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Livii, Historiarum ab Urbe condita Libri qui ex- 
 tant Universae Historise epitornis, adjunc- 
 tis Scholiis Sigonii, quibus iidetn libri, at- 
 que epitomae emandantur, etiam explarian- 
 tur. VenetiiS) 1566. Gift of the Rev. James 
 Pilmore. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Excerpta ex Auctoribus Classicis. Gift of St. 
 
 Mary's College. 
 Xenoph-mtis Histnriarium de institutione Cyri 
 
 Libri octo, Grsece et Latine.
 
 EDUCATION. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Edgeworth's (R. L.) Essays on Professional Edu- 
 cation. 
 
 Esai sur L' Instruction des Aveugles, par le Doc- 
 teur Guillie. Gift of R. Gilmor, Jr. Esq. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Avis d'une Mere a sa Fille, par Mde. de Lambert, 
 ave<- une traduction interlink are de 1'Aila- 
 mande. 
 
 ETHICS, LOGIC AND METAPHYSICS. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Smith's, (Adam) Theory of Moral Sentiments, to 
 which is added, a dissertation on the Ori- 
 gin of Languages. 2 
 
 Stewart's, (Dugald) View of the progress of Meta- 
 physical, Ethical and Political Philosophy, 
 since the revival of letters in Europe. 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Grey Cap for a Green Head, in a dialogue be- 
 tween Father and Son. 1 
 
 Management of the Tongue. 1 
 
 Spencer's, (Rev. Joseph) translation of the Manual 
 of Epictetus, with notes, in miniature, M.S. 
 Gift of the editor. 1 
 
 Taylor's, (Mrs.) Maternal solicitude for a Daugh- 
 ter's best interest. I 
 
 GENERAL SCIENCE. 
 
 Q.UAKTO. 
 
 Description des Travaux Hydraulique de Louis 
 Alexandre De Cessart.
 
 GENERAL SCIENCE. 13 
 
 Gregory's, (Dr. G.) Dictionary of Arts and 
 
 Sciences. 2d, and 3d vol. 2 
 
 Histoire et les Mem oi res de 1'Academie Royale 
 des Sciences depuis son etablisment en 1666 
 jusqua 177 1, a Pans. Gift of Wm. Howard, 
 M. D. 86 
 
 Table des Matieres continues dans 1'. 
 
 Gift of Win. Howard, M. D. 8 
 
 Memoires de Mathematique et de Physique, pre- 
 senles a L' Academic Ryale dps Sciences 
 a Paris. Gift of Wm. Howard, M. D. 6 
 
 Martin's, (Thomas) Circle of the Mechanical 
 
 Arts. 1 
 
 Transactions of the Royal Society of London, 1816 
 
 to 1820. 5 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Acc urn's Practical Treatise on Gas-Light, exhibit- 
 ing, a description of the Apparatus and 
 Machinery for illuminating streets, houses, 
 &c. 1 
 
 Coopers, (Thomas) Information concerning Gas- 
 
 Lights. 1 
 
 Button's (Charles) Tracts on Mathematical and 
 Philosophical Subjects, comprising the 
 Theory of Bridges, also experiments on 
 the force of Gun-p >wder. S 
 
 Jenkin's, (John) Art of Writing. 1 
 
 Journal of Science, Literature and the Arts, edi- 
 ted at the Royal Institution of Great Bri- 
 tain. IS 
 
 Leslie's Account of Experiments and Instruments, 
 depending on the relation of Air to tleat and 
 Moisture. 1 
 
 Manchester, Memoirs of the Literary and Philo- 
 sophical Society of, 2d series, 3d vol. 1 
 
 McAdams' Remarks on Road making. 1 
 
 Playfair's View of the progress of Mathematical 
 
 and Physical Science. 1 
 
 Repertory of Arts and Manufactures, 2d series, 
 
 1816 to 1822, vol. 27 to 40. 14 
 
 Index to the 16 volumes 1st series. 1 
 
 Schoolcrat't's View of the Mines, Minerals, &c. of 
 
 the Western section of the United States. I 
 
 3
 
 14 GEOGRAPHY AND TOPOGRAPHY. 
 
 St. Ford, Description ties experiences Aeiostatique 
 avec planches par M. Faujas. Gift of Wil- 
 liam Howard, M. D. 
 
 Transactions of the Society instituted at London 
 for the encouragement of Arts, Manufac- 
 tures and Commerce, vol. 33 to 39. 
 
 of Bengal or Asiatic Researches. 8th 
 
 to 12th. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Bemiss's Dyer's Companion, also directions for 
 milling and finishing, stamping and bleach- 
 ing cloths, &c. 
 
 GEOGRAPHY AND TOPOGRAPHY. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Darby's, (Win.) Map of Louisiana, and parts of 
 
 Mississippi and Alabama. 1 
 
 Denon, Voyage en Egypt, pendant les Campagnes 
 
 de Bonaparte, en 1798 and 99. Planches de 1 
 
 La Perouse, recueil de Cartes, Plans et Vues re- 
 
 latifs au Voyage de, autour du Monde. 1 
 
 Novi Belgii et New Jorek, sive New Amsterdam 
 
 delineatio. Gift of Mr. Lyde Goodwin. I 
 
 Pinkerton's Modern Atlas, in 60 maps. 1 
 
 Q.UARTO. 
 Monstrelet, Plates to the Chronicles of, 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 
 
 Barrington and Beaufort, on approaching the 
 
 North Pole. 1 
 
 Brown's, (S. R.) Western Gazeteer, or Emigrants 
 
 Directory. 1 
 
 Darby's Geographical description of the State of 
 Louisiana, part of the State of Mississippi 
 and Alabama. 1 
 
 Darby's Emigrants' Guide, to the Western and. 
 
 Southern States and Territories. 1 
 
 Spafford's, (H. G.) Gazeteer of the State of New 
 
 York. 1
 
 GRAMMAR AND DICTIONARIES. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Minshen's Dictionary or Guide into the Tongues, 
 of the English, Dutch, French, Italian 
 Spanish, Latin, Greek and Hebrew. 
 
 Vossii, i&yiuologicon Linguae Latinse et de Lite- 
 rarum permutatione tractatus. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Morrison's, (Rev. Robert) Dictionary of the Chi- 
 n-'se language. Gift of James Latimer, Esq. 
 Philadelphia, 
 
 Grammar of the Chinese language. Gift 
 
 of James Latimer, Esq. Philadelphia. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Morrison's Dialogues and Sentences, Chinese and 
 
 tin^lish language. Gift of J. Latimer, Esq. 
 
 Philadelphia. 
 Pickering's, (John) Vocabulary of Words and 
 
 Pin-uses peculiar to the United States of 
 
 America. 
 
 HISTORY, CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL. 
 
 TOLIO. 
 
 Belgicse Regise et Federatae, Novum Magnum 
 Theatrum Urbium, a Joanne Blacu, 1649. 
 
 Camden's, (William) History of Quoen Elizabeth, 
 containing the most remarkable passages 
 of state during her reign. 1675. 
 
 Foxe's, (John) Acts and Monuments, of matters 
 happening in the Church, with an univer- 
 sal History of the samp. London, 1684. 
 
 Norte de el Rpgno do Tierra Firma y Provincia 
 de Veragua, I hronologia Geographia His- 
 torial &c. 1716, per Don Diego dela Hay a, 
 M.S. Gift of Wm. Howard. M. I). 
 
 Triumphs of Nassau, or a description of the victo- 
 ries grants! t' tin* '.states General, under 
 the command of Prince Maurice. London, 
 1684.
 
 16 HISTORY, CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL. 
 
 Q.UARTO. 
 
 Casas Region urn Indicarum per Hispanos olim 
 devastatarum dcscriptio. Gift of H m. How- 
 ard, M. D. 1 
 
 Creuxii, Historic Canadonsis sen Novae Francise 
 ad Annum, 1656. Gift of Wm. -Howard, 
 M. D. 1 
 
 Essai sur actte question, quant et comment 
 L'Amerique a t'eJK- elc peuplee D'Hommes 
 et D'Animaux. Gift oj W'm. Howard, M. D. 1 
 
 Raffle's, (T. S.) History of Java, coloured plates. 2 
 
 Southey's, (Robert) History of Brazil. 2 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Adams', (Rev. Robert) Religious World display- 
 ed, or view of the various sects in the 
 Christian World. 3 
 
 Aiken's, (Lucy) Memoirs of the Court of Queen 
 
 Elizabeth. 2 
 
 Memoirs of the Court of King James 
 
 the first. 2 
 
 Beaujour's Sketch of the United States of Ameri- 
 ca, from 1800 to 1810, with illustrative 
 notes and appendix, by Wm. Walton. 1 
 
 Botta's History of the V\ ar of the Independence 
 of the United States of America, translated 
 by G. A. Otis. S 
 
 Buonaparte's, (Napoleon) Historical Memoirs, 
 
 book 9th. 1 
 
 Caesar, the Commentaries of, and the supplements 
 of A. Hirtius, translated with a discourse 
 on the Roman Art of War, by Wm. Duncan. 2 
 
 Carli, Lettres Americanos, pour servir de suite 
 aux Memoirs de D'Ulloae, par M. Gift of 
 Wm. Howard. M. D. 2 
 
 Chalmer's, (George) Life af Mary Queen of Scots, 
 
 with subsidiary Memoirs. 2 
 
 Cooke's History of the Church of Scotland, from 
 
 the Reformation to the Revolution. 3 
 
 Coote's History of Modern Europe, from the 
 Treaty of Amiens, in 1802, to the pacifica- 
 tion of Paris, in 1815. 1 
 
 Edmonston's View of the Ancient and Present 
 
 state of the Zetland Islands. 2
 
 HISTORY, CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL. 17 
 
 France, Letters on the events of the Revolution 
 
 by a French officer. 1 
 
 Considerations on the principal events 
 
 of the French Revolution, from the French 
 
 of Mde. De Stael. 2 
 
 Garden's, (Alex.) Anecdotes of the Revolutionary 
 War in America, with sketches of charac- 
 ter. 1 
 
 Gillie's History of the World, from the reign of 
 
 Alexander to that of Augustus. 3 
 
 Goldsmith's History of Greece, from the earliest 
 
 state to the sacking of Constantinople. 2 
 
 History of Rome, from the foundation 
 
 to the destruction of the Western Empire. , 2 
 History of England, from the earliest 
 
 times to the Treaty of Amiens. 
 
 Griffith's, (T. W.) Sketches of the early History 
 
 of Maryland. Gift of the author. I 
 
 Hallam's, (Henry) View of the State of Europe, 
 
 during the middle ages. 4 
 
 Jones, (Lieut. Col.) Journal of the seiges in Spain, 
 
 by the Allies, in the years 1811 and 12. 1 
 
 Laborde's View of Spain, comprising a descriptive 
 itinerary of each Province and a General 
 Statistical account of the country, with an 
 Atlas. 6 
 
 Landt, A description of the Feroe Islands, from 
 
 the Danish of the Rev. G. 1 
 
 Latour's Memoir of the War in West Florida and 
 
 Louisiana, in 1814 and 15. 1 
 
 MrCall's History of Georgia. 2nd vol. 1 
 
 Monstelet's Chronicles, beginning when Frois- 
 sart's ends, and continued to the year 1516, 
 containing an account of the wars between 
 the Houses of Orleans and Burgundy, of 
 the possession of Paris and Normandy by 
 the English, atid other memorable events. 12 
 
 Moore's, (George) History of the British Revo- 
 lution of 1688 9. ' 1 
 
 Rambles in Italy, in 1816 and 17, by an Ameri- 
 can. Gift of the author James Sloan, Jr. Esq. 1 
 
 Ramsay's History of the United States, from their 
 settlement as English Colonies in 1607 to 
 1808, continued to the Treaty of Ghent, by 
 S. S. Smith and others. S
 
 18 HISTORY* CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL. 
 
 Reserches flistorique et Politiques sur les Etats- 
 Unis de L'Ainenque pur un Citojen de 
 Virginie. GiJ't of Wm. Howard, M. D. 
 
 Robinson's, (Win. 1>.) Memoirs of the Mexican 
 Revolution, &c. with observations on the 
 practicability of opening a Commerce be- 
 tween the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. 
 
 Soils, The History of the Conquest of Mexico, by 
 the Spaniards, from the Spanish of Anto- 
 nio De. Gift of Wm. Howard, M. D. 
 
 Transactions of the Historical and Literary Com- 
 mittee of the American Philosophical Soci- 
 ety, containing Heckwelder and L)u pon- 
 ceau on the Indian JNations and Languages. 
 
 Ulloa, Memoirs Philosophiques, i istoriques et 
 Piiysiques, concernant la deconverte de L* 
 Amerique, ses ancient habitants, &c. Gift 
 of Wm. Howard, M.D. 
 
 Webster's, (Dr.) Description of the Island of St. 
 Michael, its Geological structure, with re- 
 marks on the otner Azores. 
 
 Whelpley's Compend of History, trom the earliest 
 time, comprehending a general view of the 
 present state of the World, &c. 
 
 Wilkinson's, (Gen. James) Memoirs of my own 
 time. 
 
 Wilson's, (Sir Robert) Sketch of the Military and 
 Political power of Russia in 1817. 
 
 1JUODECJMO. 
 
 Alexander (the ist) Emperor of Russia, Memoirs 
 of the Public Life and Character of. 
 
 Brackenridge's Views of Louisiana. Gift of the 
 author. 
 
 History of the late War between the 
 
 United States and Great Britain. Gift of 
 the author. 
 
 Description of the State of Ohio, Indiana Territo- 
 ry and Louisiana. 
 
 Drake's, (Daniel) Natural and Statistical view of 
 or picture of Cincinnati and the Miami 
 country. 
 
 Evan's, (John) Sketch of the Denominations of 
 the Christian World. 
 
 Goldsmith's Abridgement of the History of Eng- 
 land.
 
 LAW. 19 
 
 Hooke's Serret Negotiations in Scotland, in favour 
 
 of the Pretender in 1707. 1 
 
 Jamaiqu". Vues pittoresques dela&c. par Beckfort. l 
 Gift of Wm. Howard, M. D. 1 
 
 Lescarbot, Histoire de la Noiwlle France, 1625, 
 
 par. Gift of Wm. Howard, M. D. 1 
 
 Louisiana, Histoire dela; par M. Du Pratz. S 
 
 Louisiana, Memoirs Historic] w sur la, de les Me- 
 mores de M. Dumont. Gift of Wm. How- 
 ard, M. D. 2 
 
 Panorama of Paris and its environs. 1 
 
 Quebec, Histoire de L'Hotel, Dieu de. Gift of Wm. 
 
 Howard, M. D. 1 
 
 Rocca's, (M. De.) Memoirs of the War of the 
 
 French in Spain. 1 
 
 Rye- House Conspiracy. Gift of Mr. John Cole. 1 
 
 Thompson's Sketches of the late War, between 
 
 the United States and Great Britain. 1 
 
 Waldegrave, Memoirs from 1754 to 1758, by 
 
 James, Earl of. 1 
 
 LAW. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Laws of Maryland, from 1699 to 1726, Gift of Mr. 
 
 E. J. Coale. 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Admiralty decisions time of Sir Wm. Scott, 1808 
 
 to 1812, reported by Thomas Edwards. 1 
 
 1811 to 1815, reported by John Dodson. 1 
 
 Hail's, (John E.) American Law Journal. 5th 
 
 and 6th vols. 2 
 
 Hoffman's, (David) Course of Legal Study, ad- 
 dressed to the Students of the United States. 1 
 
 Laws of Maryland, from 1799 to 1819, compiled 
 by Kilty, Harris .uul Watkins. Gift of the 
 Legislature of Maryland. 5 
 
 Massachusetts Bay, Ancient Charters and Pro- 
 vincial Laws of. 1 
 
 Massachusetts, A Compendium and Digest of the 
 
 Laws of the State of, by W. C. White. 2
 
 20 MATHEMATICS, &C. MILITARY, &C. 
 
 Virginia, The Revised Code, of the Acts of the 
 General Assembly of a Public and Per- 
 manent .Nature now in force, 1812. 2 
 
 MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY. 
 
 TOLIO. 
 
 Codex Bombyciiuis, continens Tractatum de Ma- 
 thematicis disciplines, (in the Chinese lan- 
 guage.) Gijt of R. Gilmor, Jr. Esq. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Adam's, (George) Astronomical and Geographi- 
 cal fc,ssa>s, containing a full view of the 
 General principles of Astronomy, the use 
 of the Celestial and Terrestial Globes. 
 
 Euclid's Elements of Geometry, translated by E. 
 Stone, with notes. 
 
 MILITARY AND NAVAL. 
 
 Q.UARTO. 
 
 Congreve's, (Col.) Elementary Treatise on the 
 mounting Naval Ordinance. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Rules and Regulations for the Field Exercise and 
 Manoeuvres of Infantry, adapted to the or- 
 ganization of the Army of the U. States. 
 1815. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 English Military Discipline and Rules and Arti- 
 cles of War, 1688. Gift of Col. Jacob Small. 
 
 Naval Monitor, containing useful hints to young 
 officers and some observations on the Naval 
 Actions with America.
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Gazette of the United States, 1 8i5 1821. 5 
 Federal, 18151819. Gift of William 
 
 Gwynn, Esq. 5 
 
 Federal, 1820 22. 3 
 
 Maryland, (Annapolis) 1754 5 1 
 
 Pennsylvania, (Philadelphia) 17601771. 
 
 Gift of Thomas W. Griffith, Esq. 4 
 
 OJJARTO. 
 
 Cauhar Durwesh; translated from the Cordoo 
 languages, by L. F. Smith; illustrative of 
 the manners, customs, &c. of the natives 
 of India; with notes. Gift of Mr. John 
 Foster. 1 
 
 Hogarth, the genuine Works of, illustrated with 
 biographical anecdotes, a chronological 
 catalogue and commentary, hy Nicholas 
 and Stephens; the engravings by T. Cooke. 2 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Analectic Magazine, from July, 1815, to Decem- 
 ber, 180. 11 
 
 Bigland's (John) Historical display of the effects 
 of physical and moral causes of the cha- 
 racter and circumstances of nations, &c. 1 
 
 Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, vols. 6 11. 6 
 
 Bowdler's Select Pieces, in prose and v rse. 2 
 
 Bracebridge it all, or the Humorists; a medley, 
 
 by Geoffery Crayon. 2 
 
 Catalogue of the Library of the Royal Institution 
 
 of Great Britain. 1 
 
 (the London.) of books with their sizes 
 
 and prices. 1814 16. 1 
 
 Chateaubriand's Recollections of Italy, England, 
 and America; with essays on various sub- 
 jects. 2 
 
 - Historical, Political, and Moral 
 
 Essays on Revolutions, ancient and mo- 
 dern. 1
 
 22 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 Chesterfield's Miscellaneous Works; to which are 
 
 added, Memoirs of his Life, by M. Maty. 4 
 
 Coleman's Collection of the facts and documents 
 
 relative to the death of General Hamilton. 1 
 
 Correspondence Litterare, Philosophique, et Cri- 
 tique, addressee a un Souverain D'AHe- 
 magne depuis, 1753, jus qu'en, 1790; par 
 Grimm et par Diderot. 17 
 
 Dodsley's Annual Register of History, Politics, 
 and Literature, from 1815 to the end of 
 1820. vols, 5763. 7 
 
 Franklin's (Benjamin) Works. 6 
 
 Gentleman's Magazine, London, July, 1815, to 
 July, 1822, vol. 85, part 2nd, to vol. 91, 
 part 1st. 12 
 
 Magazine, &c. (Index to) from 1787 
 
 to 1818. *" 2 
 
 La Belle Assemblee, or Bell's Court and Fashion- 
 able Magazine, vols. 12 24. IS 
 
 Lady's Magazine, (British) or Monthly Miscel- 
 lany, vols. 25. 181517. 4 
 
 .. (British) new series. 1817 1 8. 2 
 
 (New British) or Monthly 
 
 Mirror. 1818 19. 3 
 
 or Entertaining Companion; 
 
 a new series. 18^0 21. 
 Monthly Museum, or Polite Repository. 
 
 181522. vols. 19 32. 14 
 
 London Magazine, January, 1821, to July, 1829. 
 
 vols. 3 5. 3 
 
 Monthly Magazine and Universal Register, 
 
 181720. vols. 7 14. 8 
 
 Naval Chronicle of Great Britain. 1815 18. 
 
 vols. 34 40. 7 
 
 New Monthly Magazine, and Literary Journal for 
 
 1821. 3 
 
 North American Review. 1815 22. 14 
 
 Panorma, (The Literary,) 1815 19. vols. 16 25. 10 
 Peter's Letters to his Kinsfolk, 1 
 
 Port Folio, from 181522. 14 
 
 Portico; a Repository of Science and Literature. 
 
 Gift of the Editor. 1 
 
 Rabelais's (Francis) Works, translated from the 
 
 French, with notes, by Du Chat, Motteux, 
 
 and others 4
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 23 
 
 Register, (The American) or Summary View of 
 
 History, Politics, and Literatim-. 1817. 2 
 
 N lies' Weekly, from September, 1 8 1 1 , to 
 
 February, 1822. 3 vols. of the above pre- 
 sented by the editor. 2 1 
 
 General InoVx to the first twelve vol- 
 
 um.s of Niles Weekly Register. 1811 17. 1 
 
 (Edinburgh Annual) from 1813 18. 6 
 
 Sinclair's Address upon the opening the Balti- 
 more College. Gift of the author. 1 
 
 Skeu h Book; by Geoffrey Crayon, Jr. Gent. 1 
 
 Smith's (Adam) Theory of moral sentiments, and 
 
 a dissertation on the origin of languages. 2 
 
 Sporting Magazine, or Monthly Calendar of the 
 turf, the chase, &c. vols. 49 and 50, 1817, 
 and vols. 1 9 of the new series. 1818 22. 1 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Bernard's Comforts of Old Age, with biographi- 
 cal illustrations. 1 
 Calendar and Annals of the United States, for 
 
 1822. 1 
 
 Dennie's Lay Preacher. 1 
 
 Fragments sur Paris, par F. J. L. Meyor. 1 
 
 Gallery of Portraits. 1 
 
 Hamilton's (Eliza) Letters of a Hindoo Rajah. 2 
 
 Haslitt's (William) Round Table, or collection of 
 
 Essays on literature, men, and manners. 2 
 
 Hermit in London, or Sketches of English Man- 
 ners. 2 
 King's Political and Literary Anecdotes of his 
 
 own time. 1 
 
 Memoirs of the Year 2500. 1 
 
 Montague's (Elizabeth) Letters, vols. 3 and 4. 3 
 
 Paris Spectator; containing observations upon 
 
 Parisian manners and customs. 3 
 
 Philosophical Dictionary. 1 
 
 Phillip's Speeches, and the Emerald Isle; a 
 
 poem. 
 
 President's Tour in 1817. 1 
 
 Salmagundi; second series. 2
 
 NATURAL HISTORY. 
 
 POLIO. 
 
 Catesby's (Mark) Natural History of Carolina, 
 Florida, and the Bahama Islands. Coloured 
 plates, royal folio, morocco, gilt. London. 
 1754. 2 
 
 Lobel (M. de) Plantarum Historise Physicw tarn 
 indigenarum, et Britanise inquilinarum, 
 quam exoticarum scriptoris. London, 1605. 
 Gift of R. Gilmor, Jr. Esq. 1 
 
 Q.UARTO. 
 
 Barton's (Wm. P, C.) Vegetable Materia Medica 
 of the United States, or Medical Botany, 
 with coloured engravings. 2 
 
 Bigelow's (Jacob) American Medical Botany; 
 being a collection of the native medical 
 plants of the United States. Coloured en- 
 gravings, in six parts. 3 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Bakewell's (Robert) Introduction to Geology; il- 
 lustrative of the general structure of the 
 earth, &c. 1 
 
 Brande's (Thomas W.) Outlines of Geology. 1 
 
 Hayden's (Horace) Geological Essays. 1 
 
 Jameson's System of Mineralogy. 3 
 
 Lee's Introduction to Botany. 1 
 
 Linr.e's System of Nature, through the three 
 grand kingdoms of Animals, Vegetables, 
 and Minerals; translated by William Tur- 
 ton, with various modern arrangements 
 and corrections, and a life of the author. 7 
 
 Pursh's (Frederick) Flora Americse Septentri- 
 onali, or systematic arrangement and des- 
 cription of the plants of North America. & 
 Saint Pierre's Harmonies of Nature; being a se- 
 quel to his Studies of Nature; from the 
 French of 3 
 Shaw's (Dr. George) General Zoology, with 
 
 plates, vols. 9 11, in 2 parts each, 6
 
 NOVELS, TALES, AND ROMANCES. 25 
 
 Werner's (A. G.) Theory of the Formation of 
 Veins, with its application to the art of 
 working mines. 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Eaton's (Amos) Index to the Geology of the 
 Northern States, with a geological gram- 
 mar. 1 
 
 Humphrey's (David) Letters to Sir Joseph 
 Banks, containing some account of the 
 serpent of the ocean. 1 
 
 Wakefield's (Priscilla) Introduction to Botany. I 
 
 NOVELS, TALES, AND ROMANCES. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Walton, Viages de, a las Tierras incognitas 
 
 Australes, y al pais de las monas. 3 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Abbot, being the Sequel to the Monastery. 2 
 
 Aiken's (Lucy) Lorimer; a tale. 1 
 
 Anastatius, or Memoirs of a Greek. 2 
 
 Antiquary; by the author of Waverly. 2 
 
 Banockburn. 3 
 
 Benger's (Miss) Valsinore. 1 
 
 Bonaparte's (Joseph) Moina. -1 
 
 Burney's (Miss) Taks of Fancy. 1 
 
 Geraldine Faucenberg. 2 
 
 Clarentine. 2 
 
 . Country Neighbours. 2 
 
 Calthorpe, or Fallen Fortunes. 2 
 
 Clan Albin; a national tale. 3 
 
 Coelebs Deceived. 1 
 
 Cullen's (Margaret) Mornton. 3 
 
 Cunningham's Sancho, the Proverbialist. 1 
 
 Decision. 2 
 
 Demetrius; a Russian romance. 2 
 
 Display; a tale for young people. 1 
 
 Duncan's Cottage Fireside; a moral tale. 1 
 
 Edgeworth's Maria) Popular Tales. 2
 
 26 NOVELS, TALES, AND ROMANCES. 
 
 Edgeworth's (Maria) Harrington and Ormond. 2 
 
 Leonora; a tale. 1 
 
 Favourite of Nature. 2 
 
 Fielding's Tom Jones. 3 
 
 Forresters. 
 
 Fortunes of Nigel. 2 
 
 Genlis's (Madame de) Rash Vows. 2 
 
 Les Chevaliers du Cygne. 2 
 
 Placide; a Spanish tale. 1 
 
 Graham Hamilton. 1 
 Grant's (Mrs.) Popular Models and Impressive 
 
 Warnings. 2 
 
 Gulzara, or the Virgin Queen. 1 
 
 Gunning's (Mrs,) Fashionable Involvements. 2 
 
 Hesitation, or Marry or Not to Marry. 2 
 
 Happiness; a tale. 2 
 
 Henry Willoughby. 1 
 
 Boffland's (Mrs.) History of an Officer's Widow. 1 
 
 Father as He should be. 2 
 
 Patience and Perseverance. 2 
 
 " Ellen the Teacher. 1 
 
 - History of a Clergyman's Wi- 
 dow. 1 
 History of a Merchant's Widow 
 
 and his Family. 
 Hogg's, Brownie of Bodsbeck, and other tales, 
 
 Winter Evening Tales. 
 
 Button's (Catherine) Oakwood Hall. 
 
 Welch Mountaineers. 
 
 Invisible Hand; a moral tale. 
 
 Iwanowna, or the Maid of Moscow. 
 
 Jones' Hawthorn Cottage. 
 
 Ivanhoe. 
 
 Keriil worth. 
 
 Lester's (Elizabeth B.) Quakers; a tale* 
 
 Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life. 
 
 Manners. 
 
 Marriage. 
 
 Match Girl. 
 
 Melincourt. 
 
 Morgan's (Lady) Florence McCarthy. 2 
 
 Monastery; a romance. 2 
 
 No Fiction, or the Test of Friendship. 
 
 pie's (Mrs.) Valentine's Eve. 6 
 
 New Tales. 2
 
 NOVELS, TALES, AND ROMANCES. 27 
 
 Opie's (Mrs.) Tales of the Heart. 2 
 
 -. . Madeline. 1 
 
 Pen Owen. 2 
 
 Pinchard's (Mrs.) Ward of Delamere. 2 
 
 Pirate; by the author of Waverly. 2 
 
 Plumtree's (Mrs.) Tales. 2 
 
 Porter's (Ann Maria) Pastor's Fireside. 2 
 
 Knights of St. John. 2 
 
 Fast of St. Magdalen. 2 
 
 Village of Mariendorpt. 2 
 
 Roche Blanche; a romance. 2 
 
 Precaution. 2 
 
 Privateer; a tale. 2 
 
 Provost. 1 
 
 Ratcliffe's (Ann) Castles of Athlin and Dunbayne. 1 
 
 Rhoda. 2 
 
 Rosabella. 3 
 
 Ross's (Mrs.) Balance of Comfort. 2 
 
 Paired not Matched. 2 
 
 Richard Coeur de Lion, (The Adventures of) 2 
 
 Roche's (Regina M.) Threcothick Cottage. 2 
 
 Munster Cottage Boy. 2 
 
 Robert's (Mrs.) Duty, or the White Cottage. 2 
 
 Rosa in London, and other tales. 4 
 Rosa and Madame de Montolieu's Sentimental 
 
 Anecdotes. 1 
 
 Ryley's Itinerant, second part. 3 
 
 Sandham's (Miss) History of William Selwyn. 1 
 
 Sir Andrew Wylie of That Ilk. 2 
 
 Smollet's Adventures of Ferdinand Count Fathom. 2 
 
 Spirit of the Castle. 1 
 
 Spy; a tale of the neutral ground. 2 
 Tales of My Landlord, containing the Black 
 
 Dwarf, and Old Mortality. 3 
 Tales of My Landlord, second series, containing 
 
 Heart of Mid-Lothian. 2 
 Tales of My Landlord, third series, containing 
 
 Bride of Lammermoor and a Legend of 
 
 Montrose. 2 
 
 Taylor's (Mrs.) Family Mansion. 1 
 
 Valerius; a Roman story. 2 
 
 Varieties of Life, or Conduct and Consequences. 2 
 
 Vathek; from the French. 1 
 
 Walker's Don Raphael. 9. 
 
 White Cottage; a tale. 1
 
 28 PHYSIC, ANATOMY, AND StfUGERY. 
 
 Wood worth's Champion of Freedom. .,. 2 
 
 "Women, or Pour et Contre. 2 
 
 PHYSIC, ANATOMY, AND SURGERY. 
 
 Abernethy's (John") Inquiry into the probability 
 and rationality of Hunter's Theory of 
 Life. 1 
 
 Physiological Lectures, exhibiting 
 
 a general view of Hunter's Physiology, 
 
 &c. 1 
 
 Bell's (Charles) System of Operative Surgery, 
 
 second volume. 1 
 
 Surgical Observations, being a 
 
 quarterly report of cases in surgery. 1 
 
 Boyer's Treatise on surgical diseases, and the 
 operations suited to them, with notes and 
 an appendix by the translator, A. H. Ste- 
 vens. 2 
 
 Cooper's Dictionary of Practical Surgery, with 
 
 notes and additions by Dr. Dorsey. 2 
 
 First Lines of the Practice of Surgery. 
 
 Gift of Dr. F. Didier. I 
 
 Cross's Attempt to establish Physiognomy upon 
 
 scientific principles. 1 
 
 Cullen's Treatise of the Maferia Medica, with 
 
 additions by R. S Barton. 2 
 
 Gall's New Theory of Physiognomy, with the 
 
 strictures of Huffland. 1 
 
 Jameson's (Dr. H. G.) American Domestic Medi- 
 cine, or Medical Admonisher. 1 
 
 London Dispensatory, by William Salmon, 1707. 
 
 Gift of Dr. F. Didier. I 
 
 Medical and Physical Journal. London, vols. 
 
 S4 47, to July, 1822. 14 
 
 Methode sure de Guerir les Maladie Veneriennes. 
 
 Gift of Dr. F. Didier. 1 
 
 Phillip's Experimental Inquiry into the laws of 
 the vital functions, and on the treatment 
 of internal diseases. 1 
 
 Potter's (Dr. N.) Memoir on Contagion. Gift of 
 
 the author. 1
 
 POETRY AND DltAMA. 29 
 
 Revere; Disputatio Inauguralis de Insania. Gift 
 
 of the author. 1 
 
 Reid's (John; Essays on Hypocondriacal and 
 
 Nervous Affections. 1 
 
 Shattuck's Three Dissertations on Boylston 
 
 Prize Questions. 1 
 
 Spurzheirn's Observations on the deranged mani- 
 festations of the mind or insanity. 1 
 
 and Gall's Physiognomical System 
 
 founded on anatomical and physiological 
 examination of the nervous system and of 
 the brain. 1 
 
 Swediaur's Practical Observations on Venereal 
 
 Complaints. Gift of Dr. F. Didier. I 
 
 Thomas's Modern Practic*- of Physic, with an 
 
 Appendix, hy Dr. Hosack, M.D. 1 
 
 Traite des Maladies Ve!eriennes par M. Fabre. 
 
 Gift of Dr. F. Didier. 1 
 
 Wistar's (Caspar) System of Anatomy, for the use 
 
 of Students of Medicine. 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Art of preserving the Sight to extreme Old Age, 
 and of re-establishing it when it is be- 
 come weak. Gift of Mr. Wm. ff. Freeman. 
 
 Nisbet's Medical Friend to the Asthmatic Pa- 
 tient; selected and arranged from the 
 Works of Dr. Bree. 
 
 Zollickoffer's Materia Medica of the United 
 States. Gift of the author. 
 
 POETRY AND DRAMA. 
 
 Johnson's (Benjamin) Works. London, 1616. 
 Gift of Dr. P. Macaulay. 
 
 QJJARTO. 
 
 Churchill's Poems. 
 
 Jephson's Roman Portraits; a Poem in Heroic 
 Verse.
 
 30 POETRY AND DRAMA. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Beaumont and Fletcher's Dramatic Works, with 
 
 Notes. 10 
 
 Coleridge's Sibyline Leaves, a Collection of 
 
 Poems. I 
 
 Elton's Remains of Hesiod, the Ascrsean; trans- 
 lated into Verse; with a Dissertation, &c. 1 
 
 Specimens of the Classic Poets, in a 
 
 Chronological Series from Homer to Try- 
 phiodorus; translated into English Verse, 
 and illustrated with Biographical and 
 Critical Notes. 3 
 
 Hull's (Thomas) Moral Tales, in verse. 1 
 
 Pierpont's Airs of Palestine. 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Ankatell's Poems; to which is added Yarico to 
 
 Inkle. 1 
 
 Anster Fair, with other Poems. 1 
 
 Barton's (Bernard) Poems. 1 
 Bonaparte's (Lucien) Charlemagne, or the Church 
 
 Delivered. 
 Bowie's (W. L.) Missionary; a Poem. 1 
 Byron's Hehrew Melodies. 1 
 Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, 3d and 4th 
 
 Canto; with otb.fr Poems. 2 
 
 Pilgrimage to the Holy Land. 1 
 
 Farewell to England; and other Poems. 1 
 
 Mazeppa. 1 
 
 Cornwall's (Barry) Marcian Colonna, an Italian 
 
 Tale, &c. 1 
 
 Craniad, or Spurzheim illustrated; a Poem, 1 
 
 Cunningham's (Rev. J. \V.) De Ranee, a Poem. 1 
 Dramatic Tales; by the author of the Poetic 
 
 Mirror. 2 
 Fudge Family in Paris; by the author of the Two 
 
 Penny Post Bag. 1 
 
 Fudge Family in Washington. 1 
 
 Hogg's Forest Minstrel, a Selection of Songs. 1 
 
 Mador of the Moor, a Poem. 1 
 
 Houghton's (Mary A.) Emelia of Lindinau, or 
 
 Field of Leipsic. 1 
 
 Hunt's (Leigh) Rimini; a Poem. 1
 
 POLITICAL. 31 
 
 Inchbald's (Mrs.) British Theatre, or Collection 
 of Plays, with Biographical and Critical 
 Remarks. 25 
 Modern Theatre, or Collection of Suc- 
 cessful Modern Plays. 10 
 Collection of Farces and other After- 
 Pieces. 7 
 Kennedy's (Thomas) Poems. Gift of the author. I 
 
 Songs. Gift of the author. I 
 
 Knight's (Ann C.) Year in Canada; and other 
 
 PC ems. 1 
 Milman's Fall of Jerusalem, the Martyr of An- 
 
 tioch and Belshazzar. 1 
 
 Samor, Lord of the Bright City; an 
 
 Heroic Poem 1 
 
 Milton's Paradise Lost. Gift of Col. Jacob Small. 1 
 
 Moore's (i homas) Irish Melodies. 1 
 
 Lalla liookh. 1 
 
 Ovid's Metamorphoses. 2 
 
 Owenson's (Miss) Lay of an Irish Harp. 1 
 
 Poetic Mirror, or Living Bards of Great Britain. 1 
 Porter's (Ann Maria) Ballads, Romances, arid 
 
 other Poems. 1 
 Scott's (Walter) Search after Happiness; and 
 
 other Poems. 1 
 
 Southey's (Robert) Poet's Pilgrimage to Water- 1 
 
 loo. 1 
 
 Tappan's (Win. B.) Poems. 1 
 
 POLITICAL. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Census of the United States for 1820. Gift of the 
 
 Hon. Samuel Smith. 
 Minutes of the Evidence taken before the British 
 
 House of Commons, relative to the Orders 
 
 in Council, 1812. 
 Receipts and Expenditures for 1814, 1815, 1816, 
 
 1817, and 18*0. Gift of the Hon. Samuel 
 
 Smith.
 
 3 POLITICAL. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Bentham; Theorie des Peines et des Recompen- 
 ses Rdigee par M. Dumont. ? 
 
 Bonnet; Tableau des Etats Unis de L'Amerique 
 du 19me siecle; par M. E. Gift of William 
 Howard, M.I). 1 
 
 Carey's Vindir iae Hibernicse, or Ireland Vindi- 
 cated. 4 copies. Gift of the author. 1 
 
 Disconrs, compose 1 en 1788, sui la Question quella 
 a e!e !* influence de I'Amerique, sur la Po- 
 litique, la Commerce, et les Moeures de 
 L'Europe. Gift of Wm. Howard, M.I). 1 
 
 Europe; or a Survey of the Present Situation and 
 Future Prospects of the Principal Powers; 
 by a Citizen of the United States. 1 
 
 Fox's (Charles James) Speeches in the House of 
 
 Commons. 6 
 
 Harper's (R. G.) Select Works. Gift of Mr. 0. H. 
 
 Neilson. 1 
 
 Junius Identified, with the Fac Similies of Hand- 
 Writing; by John Taylor. 1 
 
 Leckie's Historical Research into the Nature of 
 
 the Balance of Power in Europe. 1 
 
 Pradt; the Colonies of the American Revolution; 
 
 from the French of M. De 1 
 
 The Congress of Vienna. 1 
 
 Select American Speeches, Forensic and Parlia- 
 mentary, with Remarks, by S. C. Carpen- 
 ter. 2 
 
 State Papers and Public Documents of the United 
 States, including Confidential Documents, 
 1809 to 1815. 10 
 
 Tudor's Letters on the Eastern States. 1 
 
 Turreau; Apperceu sur la Situation P >litiqup, des 
 Etats Unis D'Amerique, par. Gift of Wm. 
 Howard, M. D. 1 
 
 United States Papers, consisting of the Presi- 
 dent's Messages, Reports, and other Doc- 
 uments, 1808 a 1822. 5 
 
 Vivard's Truth Respecting England. 2 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Cobhett's Pride of Britannia humbled by the 
 
 American Cock Boats. 1
 
 POLITICAL. 33 
 
 Letters from Washington on the Constitution and 
 
 Liiws of the Unit<d States. 1 
 
 Mabh ; Observations sur la Government et les 
 lois des Etats Unis D'Amerique, par L' 
 Abbe de. Gift of Wm. Howard) M.D. l 
 
 POLITICAL ECONOMY AND COMMERCE. 
 
 QJJARTO. 
 
 Coxe's (Tench) Statement of the Arts and Manu- 
 factures of the United States for 1810. 1 
 
 Seybert's (Adam) Statistical Annals of the Popu- 
 lation, Commerce, Navigation, Public 
 Lands, Revenues, Naval and Military Es- 
 tablishment, I xpenditures, Public Debt, 
 &c. of the United States; from 1798 to 
 1818. Gift of the Hon. Samuel Smith. 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Bristed's (John) Resources of the United States 
 of America, or View of the Agricultural, 
 Commercial, Financial, Literary and Re- 
 ligious Capacity of the American People. 1 
 
 Hamilton's (Robert) Inquiry concerning the Na- 
 tional Debt of Great Britain. 1 
 
 Journal of Trade and Commerce. London, 1818. 2 
 
 Malthus's additions to his Essay on Population. 1 
 
 Principles of Political Economy. 1 
 
 Notes sur Prisons et IPS Moyens d<- les Ameliorer. 
 
 Gift of Society for prison discipline. 1 
 
 New-York Canals to connect the Western and 
 Northern Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean, 
 History of. 1 
 
 Pitkin's (Timothy) Statistical View of the Com- 
 merce of the United States of America and 
 of the Public Debt, Revenues and Expen- 
 ditures. 1 
 
 Raymond's (Daniel) Thoughts on Political Eco- 
 nomy. G'ft of the Author. 1 
 
 Report of the Society for the improvement of Pri- 
 son Discipline, &c. Gift of the Society 1
 
 34 THEOLOGY. 
 
 Ricardo's Principles of Political Economy and 
 
 Taxation. 1 
 
 Say's Political Economy, with the notes of C. R. 
 
 Princep and Charles C. Biddle. 2 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Address of the Philadelphia Society for the pro- 
 motion of National Industry. 1 
 Carey's (M.) Essays on Banking. 1 
 Conversations on Political Economy. 1 
 Colonial Policy of Great Britain, wherein the 
 dangerous tendency of American competi- 
 tion is developed, &c. 1 
 
 THEOLOGY. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Bingham's (Joseph) Works, containing the Anti- 
 quities of the Christian Church, History 
 of Scholastic Baptism, the French Church. 
 Apology for the Church of England, &c. and 
 a Discourse concerning the mercy of God. 2 
 
 Hoadly's (Bishop) Works. 3 
 
 Stackhouse's complete. Body of Speculative and 
 
 Practical Divinity. 1 
 
 Taylor's (Jeremy) Polemical and Moral Discour- 
 ses. 1 
 
 Ductor Dubitantium, or the Rule of 
 
 Conscience in all her general measures. 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Abercrombie's Lectures on the Catechism,on Con- 
 firmation, and on the Liturgy of the Pro- 
 testant Episcopal Church. 1 
 
 Atkinson's (Rev. Miles) Practical Sermons, with 
 a Memoir of the life and character of the 
 Author. 2 
 
 Calvin's (John) Institutes of the Christian Reli- 
 gion, translated by John Allen. 3
 
 THEOLOGY. 35 
 
 Cbalmer's Disrourses on the Christian Revela- 
 tion viewed in connexion with modern 
 Astronomy. 1 
 
 Faber's Sermons on various occasions. 1 
 
 How's (Rev. T. Y.) Vindication of the Protestant 
 
 Episcopal Church. I 
 
 Inglis's (Rev. Dr. James) Sermons and forms of 
 
 prayer. Gift of Mr. Win. Inglis. I 
 
 London Epistles, from the yearly meeting of 
 
 Friends, 1675 to 1805. I 
 
 Luther's (Martin) 34 Sermons on the most inter- 
 esting Doctrines of the Church. 1 
 
 O'Gallager's Brief Reply, concerningthe doctrine 
 of the Catholic Church, touching the Sa- 
 crament of Penance. Gift of Mr. P. Lau- 
 renson. 1 
 
 Pascal's (Blair) Provincial Letters. 1 
 
 Roger's Lectures on that part of the Liturgy of 
 the Church of England contained in the 
 Morning Prayer. 2 
 
 Sparks' Letters on the Ministry, Ritual and Doc- 
 trines of the Protestant Episcopal Church. 
 Gift of the Author. 1 
 
 Taylor's (Jeremy) Doctrine and Practice of Re- 
 pentance, and two treatises on Original 
 Sin. 1 
 
 Rules and Exercises of Holy Living, 
 
 with Prayers. 1 
 
 Rules and Exercises of Holy Dying, 
 
 with Prayers. 
 Discourse of the Liberty of Prophesy- 
 ing, with its just limits and temper, with 
 an appendix containing the Anabaptist's 
 arguments answered. 1 
 
 Discourses on various Subjects. 3 
 
 Life and Death of Jesus Christ, with 
 
 discourses upon the several parts, and pray- 
 ers fitted to the several Mysteries. 2 
 Tillotson's (John, Archbishop) Works. 12 
 Wall's History of Infant Baptism illustrated, be- 
 ing a collection of such passages in the 
 Writers of the four first centuries as make 
 for and against it. 3
 
 36 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 White's (Bishop) comparative views of the Con- 
 troversy between the CaJvinists and Ar- 
 minians. 2 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Baxter's (Richard) Saints Everlasting Rest. 1 
 Boston's Human Nature in its Fourfold State. 1 
 Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. 1 
 Chalmer's Evidence and Authority of the Chris- 
 tian Revelation. 1 
 Fletcher's (Kev. John) Posthumous Works. 1 
 Hobart's (Bishop") Festivals and Fasts of the 
 Protestant Episcopal Church of the United 
 States. 1 
 
 Episcopal Manual. 1 
 
 Companion for the Altar. 1 
 
 Homilies of the United Church of England and 
 Ireland. Gift of the Prayer Book and Hom- 
 ily Society of Maryland. 1 
 Law's Serious Call to a Devout Life. 1 
 Sermons on the Doctrines and Duties of Christi- 
 anity; by a Lady. 1 
 Trimmer's (Mr.) Sermons for Family Reading. 1 
 
 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Daniels' (Thos. and Win.) Picturesque Voyage 
 to India, by the way of China; coloured 
 plates. 
 
 Q.UARTO. 
 
 Broughton's Letters, written in a Mahratta 
 Camp in 1809, with coloured engravings. 
 
 Denon: Voyages dans la Basse et la Haute 
 Egypte, pendant les Catnpagnes de Bona- 
 parte, en 1798 and 1799; par 
 
 Ellis's Journal of the Proceedings of the late 
 Embassy to China. London. 1817. Colour- 
 ed Engravings. 
 
 Hall's (Capt. Basil) Account of a Voyage of Dis- 
 covery to the West Coast of Corea and 
 the Great Loo Choo Island, 1817. Colour- 
 ed Engravings. Gift of Isaac McKim, Esq.
 
 YOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 37 
 
 Hobhouse's Journey through Albania and other 
 Provinces in Turkey to Constantinople, 
 in 1809 and 1810; with Coloured Engra- 
 vings. 2 
 
 Holland's Travels in the Ionian Isles, Albania, 
 Tliessaly, Macedonia, &c. 1814 and 1813. 
 Plates. i 
 
 La Perouse; Voyage de, autour de Monde pen- 
 dant les Amices, 1785 au 1788. 4 
 
 Mackenzie's Travels in Iceland, in 1810. 1 
 
 MiiNvv's Travels in the Interior of Brazil, partic- 
 ularly in the Gold and Diamond Districts. 1 
 
 Moriere's (James) Journey through Persia, Ar- 
 menia, and Asia Mm -r, to Constantinople, 
 in 1808 and 1809, with Engravings. The 
 gift of John P. Moriere, Esq. London. 1 
 
 Valentin's (Viscount; Voyage and Travels to In- 
 dia, Ceylon, the Red Sea, Abyssinia and 
 Egypt, 1802 a 1806. Plates and Maps. 3 
 
 Von Buck's Travels through Norway and Lap- 
 land in 1806 and 1807, with Notes by 
 Robert Jameson. 1 
 
 Ulloa; Voyage Bistorique De L'Amerique, Me- 
 ridional e, on e des figures &c. avec une 
 Histoire des Incas du Perou. Gift ojWm. 
 Howard) M. D. 2 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Adams' Narrative of his Shipwreck on the Coast 
 
 of Africa, 1810. 1 
 
 America; View of Society and Manners in; by an 
 
 English Woman. 1 
 
 Amerique Septentrionale; Journal d* un Voyage, 
 
 fait dans P interieur de L% 1776 a 1781. 
 
 Gift <rf Wm. Howard, M. D. 2. 
 
 Araerique Voyage dans 1% en 1781, et Campagne 
 
 de I'Armie de Rochambeau, par Robin. 
 
 Gift o/Wm. Howard, M.I). I 
 
 Amerique; Relation abregee d' un Voyage fait 
 
 dans I' Interieur de L'; par M. de la Con- 
 
 damine. I 
 
 Beaufort's Karamania, or Description of the 
 
 South East Coast of Asia Minor, with 
 
 Plans) Views, $c. I 
 
 6
 
 38 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 Brackenridge's Voyage to South America, per- 
 formed by order of the American Govern- 
 ment in the Frigate Congress, in 1817 and 
 1818. Gift of the author. 2 
 
 Castiglior-i; Viugio negli, Stati Unit! Dell' Amer- 
 ica fat to ni'gh, auni 1785, i786, and 1787, 
 da Luigio Gift vf Win. Howard, M.D. 2 
 
 Chastellux; Vov age dans L'Amerique septentri- 
 onafk-, dans les Annees, 1780, 1781, and 
 1782; par M. Le Marquis. Gift of Win. 
 Howard, M.D. 2 
 
 Didier's (Dr.) Lett* rs from Paris and other cities 
 of Francp, Holland, c. written in the 
 years 1816 a 1820. Gift of the author. 1 
 
 Ellis' Journal of Lord Amlierst's Embassy to 
 China, with Observations on the Charac- 
 ter, Manners. &c. of the Chinese Nation, 
 1817. 1 
 
 JT orsyth's .Remarks on Antiquities, Arts, &c. du- 
 ring an excursion in Italy, 1802. 1 
 
 Hobhousf's Leiters from Frame, written during 
 
 the last Reign of Napoleon. 1 
 
 James' Tour through Germany, Sweden, Russia, 
 
 and Poland, 1813, and 1814. 2 
 
 Kotzehue's (M. Von.) Narrative of a Journey in- 
 to Persia, in the Suit of the Russian Em- 
 bassy, 1817. 1 
 
 Letters from Gen< va and France, addressed to 
 a Lady in Virginia, by her Father, 1804 
 and 1805. 2 
 
 Liancourt's Tour through the United States of 
 America and Upper Canada, 1797. Gift of 
 Win. Howard, M.D. 4 
 
 Leyden's Historical Account of Discoveries and 
 Travels in Africa^ enlarged by H. Mur- 
 ray, 18 17. 2 
 
 Macnevin's Rambles through Switzerland in 
 
 1802. 1 
 
 M'Leod's Narrative of a Voyage in the Al- 
 ceste to the Y>-llow Sea, with an Account 
 of her Shipwreck, 1817. 1 
 
 Morgan's (Lady) France. London, 1817. 2 
 
 Phila. 1817. 1 
 
 Italy, 1821. 2
 
 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 39 
 
 Noah's (Mordecai M.) Travels in England, 
 France, Spain, and the Barbary States, 
 1813 to 1815. 1 
 
 Nuttall's Journal of Travels in the Arkansa Ter- 
 ritory in the year 1819. 1 
 
 Park's (Mungo) Mission to the Interior of Africa 
 
 in 1805, with an Account of his Life. . 1 
 
 Parry's (Captain) Journal of a Voyage for 
 the Discovery of a North-West Passage 
 in 1819 and 1820. 1 
 
 Riley's (Capt) Narrative of the loss of the Ameri- 
 can Brig Commerce on the Coast of Afri- 
 ca in 1815, with an Account of the Suffer- 
 ings and Adventures of the Officers and 
 Crew. 1 
 
 Salt's Voyage to Ahyssinia and Travels in the In- 
 terior of that Country. 1 
 
 Schoolcrjift's Journal of Travels from Detroit 
 through the American Lakes to the source 
 of the Mississippi River in 1820. 1 
 
 Simond's Journal of a Tour and Residence in 
 Great Britain during 1810 and 11, (by a 
 French Traveller.) 2 
 
 Switzerland, or a Journal of a Tour and 
 
 Residence in that Country in 1817 and 19. 2 
 
 Sloan's Rambles in Italy. Gift of the Author. I 
 
 Turkey's Narrative of an Expedition to the River 
 Zaire, called Hie Congo, to which is added 
 the Journal of Professor Smith. 1 
 
 White's Letters on England comprising descrip- 
 tive Scenes, with Remarks on the state of 
 Society and on the condition of the Manu- 
 facturing Classes, 1816. 2 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Archenholtz's Picture of Italy. 2 
 
 Ashe's Travels in America in 1806. 1 
 Barne's Tour through the Island of St. Helena, 
 
 with Notices of its Geology, Botany, &c. 1 
 
 Birbeck's Notes on a Journey to the Illinois. 1 
 
 Letters from Illinois. 1 
 
 Brackenridge's Journal of a Voyage up the River 
 
 Missouri. 1
 
 40 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 Franklin's Letters to his Kinsfolk, from Edin- 
 burgu, London, &c. Gift of Franklin Di- 
 dier, JW.D. 2 
 
 Henuepin Voyage dans L'Amerique, avec une re- 
 lation tie 1' Origins, &c. des Caraibes par 
 la Borde 1704. Gift of tVm, Howard, M. D. 1 
 
 Description de la Louisiana 1688. Gift 
 
 of Wm,. Howard) JW. D. 1 
 
 Jewitt's Narrative of his Adventures among the 
 
 Savages of Nootka sound. 1 
 
 Journal of a Young Man of Massachusetts, cap- 
 tured by the British and confined at Dart- 
 moor Prison. 1 
 
 Letters from Paris during the Accession and Ab- 
 dication of Napoleon. 1 
 
 Letters from the South in 1816, by the Author of 
 
 John Bull. 
 
 Paul's Letters to his Kinsfolk from France in 1 8 1 5. 1 
 
 Raffle's Letters from France, Switzerland, &c. 
 
 in 1817. 1 
 
 Scott's (John) Visit to Paris in 1814, being a Re- 
 view of the Moral and Political condition 
 of the French Capital. 1 
 
 Paris rt'visitfd by way of Brussels in 1815. 1 
 
 Siliiman's Remarks on a Tour between Harford 
 
 and Quebec in 1819. 1 
 
 Sketch of Old England by a New England Man. 2 
 
 Stael's (Baroness de) Memoirs of her 10 years of 
 
 Exile. 1 
 
 Wakefield's (Priscilla) Traveller in Asia, or a 
 Visit to the most celebrated parts of the 
 East Indies and China. 1 
 
 William's (Helen Maria) Narrative of the events 
 in France from the landing of Bonaparte to 
 the Restoration of Lewis 18th. 1
 
 THIRD 
 
 SUPPLEMENT 
 
 BOOKS, &. 
 
 BELONGING TO THE 
 
 LIBRARY COMPANY OF BALTIMORE. 
 
 1831. 
 
 BALTIMORE: 
 
 PRINTED BY JOHN D. TOY, 
 
 Corner of Market and St. Paul ttreett. 
 
 1831.
 
 THIRD SUPPLEMENTAL CATALOGUE. 
 
 Agriculture, 5 
 
 Anatomy, - 17 
 
 Antiquities, 6 
 Architecture, (Ancient, Civil, Naval, and Military,) - ib. 
 
 Arts, (Fine) including Architecture, Music, Painting, 
 
 and Sculpture, - ib. 
 
 Arts, (Mechanical) - - 9 
 
 Belles Lettres, - 6 
 
 Biblical, 7 
 
 Biography, - 7 
 
 Charts, - 10 
 
 Criticism, - 6 
 
 Chronology, - - ib . 
 
 Classics, - 8 
 
 Commerce, - - 18 
 
 Dictionaries, 10 
 
 Drama, - 17 
 
 Economy, (Domestic) - 5 
 
 Economy, (Political) - 18 
 
 Education, - 9 
 
 Ethics, (Morality) ib. 
 
 Farriery, - ib- 
 Gardening, 
 General Science, including Encyclopedias, Transactions 
 
 of Philosophical Societies, Manufactures and Arts, 9
 
 IV INDEX. 
 
 Geography, - - 10 
 
 Grammar, - -" - ib. 
 
 History, (Civil and Ecclesiastical) - 11 
 
 Law, - 12 
 
 Logic, 9 
 
 Manufactures, - 9 
 
 Medical, - 17 
 
 Metaphysics, - - 9 
 Mineralogy, - - 14 
 
 Miscellaneous, - 12 
 
 Mythology, - 6 
 
 Natural History, - - 14 
 
 Novels, 15 
 
 Painting, - 6 
 
 Pharmacopoeia, - 17 
 
 Physic, - - ib. 
 
 Plays, - ib. 
 
 Poetry, - - ib. 
 
 Political, - 18 
 
 Rural Improvements, - 5 
 
 Sciences, - 9 
 
 Sculpture, - 6 
 
 Surgery, - 17 
 
 Theology, - 19 
 
 Topography, 1 
 
 Travels, - - 19 
 
 Voyages, - ib.
 
 No. III. 1831. 
 
 AGRICULTURE, GARDENING, AND DOMESTIC 
 ECONOMY. 
 
 QUARTO. VOL. 
 
 AMERICAN FARMER, 4th to llth, 1823 to 
 
 1830, inclusive. 8 
 
 McKenzie's 5000 Receipts, in the useful and do- 
 mestic arts. 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Darwin's Phythologia, or the Philosophy of Agri- 
 culture and Gardening. 1 
 
 Lorain's, (John) Nature and Reason, harmonized in 
 
 the practice of Husbandry. 1 
 
 Phillip's, (Henry) Pomarium Britannicum, an His- 
 torical and Botanical account of Fruits known 
 in great Britain. 1 
 
 History of cultivated Vegetables, com- 
 prising their Botanical, Medicinal, Edible 
 and Chemical qualities. 1 
 
 Silk, a letter from the Secretary of the Treasury 
 on the growth and manufacture of: adapted 
 to the United States. Gift of the Hon. S. 
 Smith. 1 
 
 Silkworms, a treatise on the rearing of, by Dr. 
 
 Hazzi. Gift of the Hon. S. Smith. 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Jardinier Almanach, Paris 1823, ^ 
 
 Figures pour Almanach. Gift of\ 2 
 
 Charles Oliver, Esq. ) 
 
 Hortus Anglicus, or modern English Garden, l 
 
 Virginia Housewife.
 
 ANTIQUITIES, CHRONOLOGY AND MYTHO- 
 LOGY. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Hieroglyphica, sivi de sacris -lEgyptiorum et alia- 
 rumque Gentium literis Lugduni, 1579. 
 Gift of Robert Gilmor, Esq. 1 
 
 Notitia Imperil Romani, Lugduni, 160S. Gift of 
 
 Robert Gilmor, Esq. 1 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Scott's, (Sir Walter) Border Antiquities of England 
 
 and Scotland, with plates. 2 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 McCulloh's, (Dr. J. H. ) Researches Philosophical 
 and Antiquarian, concerning the Aboriginal 
 History of America. Gift of the Author. 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Hill's, (Henry J;) Essays on the Institutions, Go- 
 vernment, and Manners of Ancient Greece. 1 
 
 ARCHITECTURE, PAINTING, MUSIC, &c. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Introduction to thorough Bass in conversations. 
 Strickland's, (Wm.) Reports on Canals, Railways, 
 Roads, &c. 
 
 BELLES-LETTRES AND CRITICISM. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 American Quarterly Review, 1827 to 1830. 8 
 
 British Critic, 1823 to 1826.. 7 
 
 and Quarterly Theological Review, 1827 
 
 to 1830. 
 
 Crabb's, (George) English Synonymes explained. , 1 
 
 Review, the Edinburgh, vol. 37 to 51. 15 
 
 the Monthly, enlarged 98 to 108-1825. 11 
 
 new series 1826 to 1830. 13 
 
 the Quarterly, 1823 to 1830, 28th, to 43. 16 
 
 Review, Southern, 1828 1830. 6 
 Sismondi's Historical View of the Literature of the 
 South of Europe, translated, with notes by 
 
 Thomas Roscoe. 4
 
 ( 7 ) 
 
 BIBLICAL. 
 
 Home's (Thomas H.) Introduction to the critical 
 study and Knowledge of the Holy Scrip- 
 tures. 
 
 BIOGRAPHY. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Evelyn (John) Memoirs, illustrative of the life and 
 writings of: comprising his diary from 1641 
 to 1705. 2 
 
 Pepy's (Samuel) Memoirs, comprising his diary 
 
 from 1659 to 1669. 2 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Allen's (Wm.) American Biographical and Histori- 
 cal Dictionary 1 
 
 Annual Biography and Obituary, London, 1823 to 
 
 1830. 8 
 
 Biography of the Signers of the Declaration of the 
 
 Independence of the U. S. 9 
 
 Bonaparte's (life) with a view of the French revo- 
 lution, by Sir Walter Scott. 3 
 
 Burke, Prior's Memoir of the life and character of 1 
 
 Byron, A. C. Dallas's Recollections of the life of 1 
 
 Campan's (Mde.) Memoirs of the private life of 
 
 Antoinette, Queen of France. 1 
 
 Columbus, Washington Irving's History of the life 
 
 and voyages of, 3 
 
 Cowper's (Wm.) Private Correspondence. 1 
 
 Fouche's Memoirs. 1 
 
 Genlis' (Madame) Memoirs, illustrative of the His- 
 tory of the 18th and 19th Centuries. 2 
 
 Grey, (Lady Jane) and her times, by George 
 
 Howard. 1 
 
 Jones, (Paul) life and character, by J. H. Sherburn. 1 
 
 Kemble's (John P.) Memoirs, including a History 
 
 of the Stage, by James Boaden. 1 
 
 Lamballe's (Princess) Secret Memoirs of the Royal 
 
 Family of France. 1 
 
 Lee (R. H.) Memoir of the life and Correspon- 
 dence of. 1
 
 8 CLASSICS. 
 
 Ledyard (John) the American Traveller, the life of, 
 
 with his Journals and Correspondence. 
 
 Gift of the Editor, Jared Sparks. 1 
 
 Pinkney (Wm.) life, writings and speeches of, by 
 
 Henry Wheaton. 1 
 
 Plutarch's Lives, translated by Langborne. 4 
 
 Quincy (Josiah, Jr.) Memoir of the life of, by his 
 
 Son. 1 
 
 Pulaski Vindicated. Gift of Paul JSentalou. 1 
 
 Reynolds's (Frederick) life and times, written by 
 
 himself. 1 
 
 Rochejaquelein, Memoirs of the Marchioness of. 1 
 
 Sheridan (R. B.) Thomas Moore's Memoirs of the 
 
 life of. 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Alfieri (Vitterio) Memoirs of the life and writings 
 
 of, by Lloyd. 1 
 
 Byron's Conversations in 1821 to 1822, noted by 
 
 Thomas Medwin. 1 
 
 Byron's life, by John Gatt. 1 
 
 Campan's (Mde.) Private Journal, comprising 
 anecdotes of the French Revolution, thoughts 
 on Education. 1 
 
 Napoleon, Journal of the private life and conversa- 
 tions of the Emperor at St. Helena, by 
 Count de las Cases. 8 
 
 CLASSICS. 
 
 POLIO. 
 
 Ciceronis Opera Omnia, cum notis et indices Gru- 
 teris. Gift of Wm. C. Walker, Esq. 
 
 OCTAVO 
 
 Ciceronis (M. Tulli) De Republica, quae supersunt 
 endente Angelo Maio. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Greek Course, by Edward Damphoux, D. D, 
 Gift of the" Editor.
 
 ( 9 ) 
 EDUCATION. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Edgeworth's (Maria) Parents' Assistant. 2 
 
 Frank. 2 
 
 Popular Lessons selected. 1 
 
 ETHICS, LOGIC AND METAPHYSICS. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Brown's (Thomas) Lectures on the Philosophy of 
 
 the human mind. 3 
 
 Relation of Cause and Effect. 1 
 
 Good's (John Mason) Book of Nature. 2 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Body and Soul. 2 
 
 Scott's (Sir Walter) Letters on Demonology and 
 
 Witchcraft. 1 
 
 Sherwood's (Mrs.) Lady of the Manor, being a 
 series of Conversations on the subject of 
 Confirmation. 7 
 
 GENERAL SCIENCE. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Crabb's (George) Technological Dictionary, or 
 familiar explanation of the terms used in all 
 Arts, Sciences, &c. 2 
 
 Transactions of the Royal Society of London, 1821 
 
 to 1829. 11 
 
 Index to, 1781 to 1820. 1 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 American Journal of Improvements in the Arts, and 
 
 Mirror of the Patent office in the U. S. 1 
 
 Arnott's (Doc. Neil) Elements of Natural Philoso- 
 phy, general and medical. 1 
 
 Journal of Science, Literature and the Arts, edited 
 at the Royal Institution of London, 14th to 
 22d vol. to 1826. 9 
 
 New Series, 1827 to 1830. 7
 
 10 GEOGRAPHY, &C. 
 
 Millington's Epitome of Natural and Experimental 
 
 Philosophy. 1 
 
 Peckton's Theory and Practice of Gas-Lighting. 1 
 
 Repertory of Arts and Manufactures, 2d series, 
 
 1822 to 1824, vol. 41 to 45. 5 
 
 Repertory of Patent inventions and other discove- 
 ries, &c. London, 1825 to 1830. 9 
 
 Robison's (John) System of Mechanical Philosophy, 
 
 with notes, by David Brewster, 1822. 4 
 
 Silliman's (Benjamin) American Journal of Science 
 
 and Arts, 1816 to 1830. 18 
 
 Transactions of the Society instituted at London, 
 for the encouragement of Arts, Manufac- 
 tures, &c. vol. 40 to 47, 1823 to 1829. 8 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Carver's Practical Horse Farrier. 1 
 
 GEOGRAPHY AND TOPOGRAPHY. 
 
 POLIO. 
 
 Belzoni's Plates, illustrative of his researches and 
 operations in Egypt and Nubia. 
 
 Maps and Report of the Commissioners, to ascertain 
 the Northwestern boundary between the 
 U. S. and Great Britain. Gift of Wm. 
 Frick, Esq. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Long's (Major S. H.) Expedition to the Rocky 
 Mountains, maps and plates to. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 Make Brun's Universal Geography. 
 
 GRAMMARS AND DICTIONARIES. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Morrisson's View of China for Philological pur- 
 poses. Gift of J. Latimer, Esq. Phila. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Burnouf's Grammar of the Greek Language. Gift 
 of the Translator, E. Damphoux, D. D.
 
 ( 11 ) 
 
 HISTORY, CIVIL AND ECCLESIASTICAL. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Walpole's (Horace) Memoirs of the last ten years 
 
 of the reign of George the 2d. 2 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Burnet's (Bishop) History of the Reformation of 
 
 the Church of England. 6 
 
 Campaign of 1781 in the Carolinas, with remarks 
 
 on Johnson's life of Green, by H. Lee. 1 
 
 Hunter's manners and customs of several Indian 
 tribes west of the Mississippi, with the Au- 
 thor's life. 1 
 
 Marbois' (Barbe) History of Louisiana, of its cession 
 to the United States, with an essay on the 
 Constitution and Government of the U. S. I 
 
 Miller's (J. R.) History of Great Britain, from the 
 death of George the 2d to the coronation of 
 George the 4th, 1760 to 1820. 1 
 
 Mill's (Charles) History of the Crusades for the re- 
 covery and possession of the Holy Land. 2 
 
 History of Chivalry or Knighthood and 
 
 its times. 2 
 
 Napoleon's Memoirs of the History of France dur- 
 ing his reign, dictated by the Emperor at 
 St. Helena. 4 
 
 Historical Miscellanies. 3 
 
 Pitkin's (Timothy) Political and Civil History of 
 
 the United States of America, from 1763 to 
 1717. 2 
 
 Segur's (Count) Memoirs and Recollections. 1 
 
 Segur's (Count Philip De) History of the expedi- 
 tion to Russia, undertaken by Napoleon in 
 the year 1812. 1 
 
 A Critical examination of, by Gen. 
 
 Gourgaud. 1 
 
 Shalers (Wm.) Sketches of Algiers. 1 
 
 United States Naval Chronicle, by Charles W. 
 
 Goldsborough. I 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Bucaniers of America, History of. 
 Grimshaw's History of the United States.
 
 12 LAW. MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 History of France. 
 
 Irving's (Washington) Chronicle of the Conquest of 
 
 Grenada. 2 
 
 Recollections of the Peninsula. 1 
 
 Romans, sketches of the Domestic manners and In- 
 stitutions of the. 1 
 
 LAW. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Evan's, (Hugh D.) Essays on Pleading. Gift of 
 the Author. 
 
 Griffith's, (Wm.) Annual Law Register of the 
 United States, 3 and 4th, vol. 
 
 Hoffman's, (David) Legal Outlines, being the sub- 
 stance of a course of Lectures, now deliver- 
 ing in the University of Maryland, 1st Vol. 
 Gift of the Author. 
 
 Address to Students of Law, and Intro- 
 ductory Lecture. Gift of the Author. 
 
 Maryland Reports, Harris and McHenry's General 
 Court and Court of Appeals, from 1700 to 
 1797. 
 
 Harris and Johnson's Court of Appeals, 
 
 1st vol. 1800 to 1805, 5th and 6th vols. 
 1820 to 1823. Gift of John Hoffman, 
 Esq. 
 
 Ordinances of the Mayor and City Council of Bal- 
 timore, to 1828. Gift of E. Kent, Esq. 
 
 Report of the conspiracy cases, tried at Harford 
 County Court. Gift of the Directors of 
 the United States Branch Bank, Balti- 
 more. 
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Gazette, Federal, 1823 to 1825. 3 
 
 Baltimore, 1826 to 1830. 5 
 
 Record of the Tuesday club held at Annapolis, 
 
 from 1745 to 1755, 1. vol. manuscript. 
 
 Gift of James Carroll, Esq. 1
 
 MISCELLANEOUS. 13 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Catalogue of the library of the American Philoso- 
 phical Society. Gift of the Society. I 
 
 London, of the sizes, prices, and publish- 
 ers of Books, 1800 to 1S27. 1 
 
 Supplement to, 1829. 1 
 
 of the Lyceum of natural History of New 
 
 York. Gift of the Institution. 
 
 of Books on sale, with the prices affixed 
 
 by John & A. Arch, London, 1830. 
 Dodsley's Annual Register of History, Politics and 
 
 Literature, London, 1821 1829. 9 
 
 Eulogies on Adams and Jefferson. 1 
 
 European Magazine and London Review, 1822 
 
 1825. 8 
 
 Gentleman's Magazine, London, vol. 91, part 2nd, 
 
 to vol. 100, part 1st, 1822 to 1830. 16 
 
 Jefferson's (Thomas) Memoir, Correspondence and 
 
 Miscellanies, edited by Thos. J. Randolph. 4 
 
 La Belle Assemblee, or Bell's Court and Fashion- 
 able Magazine, vols. 25 30. 6 
 
 new series, 1825 1830, vols. 1 
 
 to 11. 11 
 
 Lady's Magazine, or Mirror of the Belles-Lettres 
 
 &c. 18221828, London. 7 
 
 new series, 1829 1830. 3 
 
 Lady's Monthly Museum, or Polite Repository, 
 
 1823 1830, vols. 33 48. London. 15 
 
 London Magazine, 1822 1824. 4 
 
 and Review, 18251828. 10 
 
 third series, 18281829. 3 
 
 Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, 14-th 
 
 to 17th vols. Philadelphia. 4 
 
 New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, 
 
 1822 1829, vols. 4 to 27, London. 24 
 
 North American Review, vols. 15 31, Boston. 17 
 
 Index to first 25 Vols. I 
 
 Register, Niles' Weekly, vols. 22 to 38, Balti- 
 more. 1" 
 Register, Edinburgh Annual, 1S19 to 1824. 6 
 Sporting Magazine, or Monthly Calendar of the 
 turf, the chase, &c. vol. 10 25, New 
 Series, London. 16 
 3
 
 14 NATURAL HISTORY. 
 
 Tales of a Traveller, by Geoffrey Crayon, Jr. 1 
 
 Walpole's (Horace) Private Correspondence. 4 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 Apician Morsels, or Tales of the Table, Kitchen 
 
 and Larder. 
 Barbauld's (Ann Letitia) Works, with a Memoir, 
 
 by Lucy Aiken. 2 
 
 Butler's (Charles) Reminiscences. 1 
 
 Confessions of an English Opium eater. 1 
 
 Davy's (Sir H.) Consolations in Travel, or last days 
 
 of a Philosopher. 1 
 
 Drake's (Nathan) Evenings in Autumn, a series of 
 
 essays, Narrative and Miscellaneous. 2 
 
 Hermit in the Country, or sketches of English 
 
 manners. 2 
 
 John Bull in America, or the New Munchausen. 1 
 
 Travelling Bachelor, notions of the Americans, 
 
 picked up by a. 1 
 
 Warreniana, with notes, critical and explanatory. 1 
 
 NATURAL HISTORY. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 American Ornithology, or Natural History of Birds 
 inhabiting the United States, not given by 
 Wilson; with figures drawn, engraved and 
 coloured from Nature, by Charles L. Bona- 
 parte. 3 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Bigelow's (Jacob M.D.) Plants of Boston and its 
 
 vicinity. 1 
 
 Fleming's (John D.D.) Philosophy of Zoology, or 
 View of the Structure and Classification of 
 Animals. 
 
 Shaw's (Dr. George) General Zoology, with plates 
 
 vol. 12, 13, and 1st part 14th, London. 5 
 
 General Index to. 1 
 
 Smellie's Philosophy, with additions and altera- 
 tions, by John Ware. 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Insects, Natural History of. > 1
 
 NOVELS, TALES, AND ROMANCES. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Albigenses; a romance. 3 
 
 Almack's; a novel. 2 
 
 Almack's revisited or Herbert Milton. 2 
 
 Anne of Geirstein, by the author of Waverly. 2 
 
 Clarence; a tale of our own times. 2 
 
 Country Curate. 2 
 
 Cunningham's Paul Jones; a romance. 3 
 
 Cyril Thornton. 2 
 
 Denounced. 2 
 
 Devereux; by the author of Pelham. 2 
 
 Devere, or man of Independence. 3 
 
 Disowned; by the author of Pelham. 2 
 
 Dunallen. 2 
 
 Edgeworth's (Maria) Moral tales. 2 
 
 Entail, or Lairds of Grippy. 2 
 
 Early Impressions. 1 
 
 Foresters; by the author of Lights and Shadows. 1 
 
 Granby. 2 
 
 Hall's (Mrs.) Sketches of Irish Character. 1 
 
 Kale's (Mrs.) North wood. 2 
 
 Hajji Baba of Ispahan, adventures of. 2 
 
 Hoffland's (Mrs. ) tales of the Manor. 2 
 
 Beatrice. 2 
 
 Patience. 1 
 
 Hope Leslie, or early times in Massachusetts. 2 
 
 Hugh's (Mrs.) Emma Mortimer. 1 
 
 Highways and By-ways, 1st and 2d series. 4 
 Inheritance. 
 
 Isabella; by the author of Rhoda. 2 
 
 Kuzzilbash; a tale of Khorasan. 2 
 
 Last of the Lairds. 
 
 Lionel Lincoln, or the League of Boston. 
 
 Merry tales of the three wise men of Gotham. 1 
 
 Mohicans, a narrative of 1757, by the author of the 
 
 Pioneers. 
 
 Neele's (Henry) Romance of History. 2 
 Opie's (Mrs.) Illustrations of Lying. 
 
 Detraction displayed. 
 
 Paul Clifford. 
 
 Paul et Virginie, par Saint Pierre.
 
 16 NOVELS, TALES, AND ROMANCES. 
 
 Percy Mallory. 2 
 
 Pelham, or the adventures of a gentleman. 2 
 
 Peveril of the Peak. 3 
 
 Pilot, a tale of the sea, by the author of Pioneers. 2 
 
 Pioneers, hy the author of the Pilot. 2 
 
 Porter's (Mrs.) Honor O'Hara. 2 
 
 Barony. 2 
 
 Porter's (Jane) Duke Christian. 2 
 
 Prairie; a tale by the author of the Pioneers. 2 
 
 Prince Arthur and his Knights of the round table. 2 
 
 Quinten Durward; a romance. 2 
 
 Radcliffe's (Mrs.) Gaston de Blondeville. 2 
 
 Red Rover: by the author of Pilot. 2 
 
 Red Gauntlet; by the author of Waverly. 2 
 
 Red Wood; a tale. 2 
 
 Reginald Dalton; by the author of Valerius. 2 
 
 Rivals of Acadia. 1 
 
 Sayings and Doings, first and second series. 4 
 Scott's (Sir Walter) Novels, Waverly to Woodstock, 
 
 included. 43 
 Spanish Daughter. . 1 
 Spaewife. 2 
 Spectre of the Forest. 2 
 St. Ronan's Well; by the author of Waverly. 2 
 Tales of a Grandfather, by the author of Waverly. 2 
 Tales of an American Landlord. 2 
 Tales of the Crusaders, by the author of Waverly. 2 
 Tor Hill. 2 
 Tremane, or the Man of Refinement. 3 
 Trials of Margaret Lindsay. 1 
 Trials; a tale. 2 
 Valentine's Day, or Fair Maid of Perth; by the au- 
 thor of Waverly. 2 
 Vivian Grey. 3 
 Water Witch; by the author of the Pilot. 2 
 Wept of Wishton-Wish; by the author of the 
 
 Pilot. 2 
 
 Wilderness, or Braddock's times; a tale. 2 
 
 Woodstock, or the Cavalier 2 
 
 Zillah, a tale of the Holy City. 2
 
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 PHYSIC, ANATOMY, AND SURGERY. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Prick's (George M.D.) Treatise on the diseases of 
 
 the Eye. Gift of the Author. 1 
 
 Gibson's (Wm. M.D.) Institutes and Practice of 
 
 Surgery. Gift of the Author. 2 
 
 Larrey's Surgical Essays. Gift of the Transla- 
 
 tor, Dr. John Revere. 1 
 
 Magendie's Physiology. Gift of the Translator, 
 
 Dr. John Revere. 1 
 
 Medical and Physical Journal, vol. 48 58, to 18^7, 
 
 London. 11 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 Kitchiner's Economy of the Eyes. 1 
 
 POETRY AND THE DRAMA. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Heman's (Mrs. Felecia) Poems. 2 
 
 Percival's (James G.) Poems. 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 Brooks' (James and Mary) Rivals of Este and 
 
 other Poems. 1 
 
 Byron's Works. 8 
 
 Island, or Christian and his Comrades 1 
 
 Fables of the Holy Alliance. 1 
 
 Heber's (Rt. Rev.) Palestine and other Poems. 1 
 
 Heman's (Mrs.) Records of Woman. 1 
 
 Montgomery's (Rob.) Omnipresence of the Deity. 1 
 
 Moore's (Thomas) Loves of the Angels. 1 
 Petraca: Le Rime di Francisco. Gift of Mrs. 
 
 Parrot. 1 
 
 Roger's (Samuel) Italy, a Poem. 1 
 Rose's (Wm. S.) Orlando Innamorato, from the 
 
 Italian of Francisco Berni. 1 
 Orlando Furioso, translated from 
 
 Italian of Ludovico Ariosto. 2 
 
 Specimen of American Poets, London. 1 
 
 Yamoyden, a tale of the Wars of King Philip. 1
 
 POLITICAL. 
 
 FOLIO. 
 
 Digest of Manufacturing Establishments in the 
 
 United States. Gift of the Hon. Sam. 
 
 Smith. 1 
 
 Receipts and Expenditures of the United States, 
 
 for 1822, 1283, 1824, 1825, 1826 and 1828. 
 
 Gift of the Hon. S. Smith. 6 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Georgia Controversy: Report of the Committee of 
 the House of Representatives on. Gift of 
 Hon. S. Smith. I 
 
 Sketch of the United States by a Russian. 1 
 
 .United States papers, Diplomatic Correspondence'! 
 of the American Revolution, edited by 
 Jared Sparks. 8 
 
 Journal of the House of Representa- j 
 
 tives of the U. S. from 1st Session, 1789 to 
 1815. Gift of Co ngress. 
 
 Virginia State Convention: Proceedings and De- 
 bates on the new Constitution, &c. 1829 
 1830. 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 American Constitutions, Articles of Confederation, 
 1830. 
 
 POLITICAL ECONONY AND COMMERCE. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Commercio Oriental, Discripcao Merchantil, ex- 
 tracted and translated from the English of 
 Milburn, into the Portuguese. Gift of the 
 Translator, J. S. Rebello. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 Everett's (A. H.) New Ideas on Population.
 
 THEOLOGY. 
 
 OCTAVO 
 
 Dick's (Thomas) Christian Philosopher, or the Con- 
 nexion of Science and Philosophy, with Re- 
 ligion. 1 
 
 Evan's (Thomas) Exposition of the Faith of the 
 Religious Society of Friends. Gift of Dr. 
 George Williamson, 1 
 
 Irving's, Four Orations for Judgment to come, &c. 1 
 
 Sparks' (Jared) Inquiry into the comparative Moral 
 tendency of Trinitarian and Unitarian Doc- 
 trines. Gift of the Author. 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 Baltimore Religious Tract Society's Reports and 
 
 Tracts. Gift of the Society. 1 
 
 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 QUARTO. 
 
 Burckhardt's Travels in Syria and the Holy Land. 
 
 With plates. Lond. 
 Maude's (John) Visit to the Falls of Niagara, &c. 
 
 in 1800. Gift of the Author. 
 Parry's (Capt. Wm. E.) Journal of a Voyage for 
 
 the Discovery of a northwest passage, 
 
 from the Atlantic to the Pacific, in the years 
 
 1819 and 1820. 
 Journal of a second Voyage 
 
 performed in the years 1821, 2, and 3, 
 Porter's (Sir R. K.) Travels in Georgia, Persia, 
 
 Armenia, Ancient Babylonia, &c. 1827 
 
 1820, with plates, London. 
 
 OCTAVO. 
 
 Africa, Narrative of Travels and Discoveries in the 
 years 1822, 3, and 4, by Denham, Clapper- 
 ton and Oudney. 
 
 America, Travels through North, in the years 1825 
 and 1826, by Bernhard, Duke of Saxe-Wei- 
 mar.
 
 20 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 
 
 Belzoni's Narrative of Operations and recent disco- 
 veries within the Pyramids, Temples, Tombs 
 &c. in Egypt and Nubia. For plates to, see 
 Geography. 2 
 
 Buckingham's (J. S.) Travels in Palestine, through 
 
 Bashan and Gilead, London, 1822. 2 
 
 Campbell's Voyage round the world in 1S06 to 1812. 1 
 
 Clarke's (E. D.) Travels in various Countries, part 
 3. Scandinavia, vol. 10, 11 and 12th, Lon- 
 don, 1824. 3 
 
 Flint's (Timothy) Recollections often years passed 
 
 in the Valley df- the Mississippi,' &c. 1826. 1 
 
 Franklin's (Capt. John) Journey to the Shores of 
 the Polar Sea, in 1819 to 1822. 
 
 Narrative of a second Expedi- 
 tion to the Shores of the Polar Sea, in 1825 
 and 1827. 1 
 
 Griscom's (John) year in Europe. 1 
 
 Heber's (Rt. Rev.) Narrative of a Journey through 
 the upper Provinces of India from Calcutta 
 to Bombay, 1824 and 1825. 2 
 
 Hodgson's Remarks during a Journey through 
 
 North America in the years 1819, 20 and 21. 1 
 
 Humboldt's Personal Narrative of Travels to the 
 equinoctial Regions of the new Continent, 
 1799 and 1804, 6th vol. in. 2 
 
 Long: (Major J. H.) Account of an Expedition 
 from Pittsburgh to the Rocky mountains 
 performed in the years 1819 and 1820, un- 
 der the command of. 2 
 
 Narrative of an Expedition to 
 
 the, Lake of the woods, &c. in 1823, under 
 command of. 2 
 
 Parry's (Capt. Wm. E.) third Voyage for the dis- 
 covery of a northwest passage, in 1821 
 and 5. 1 
 
 Poinsett's Notes on Mexico, with an Historical 
 
 sketch of the Revolution, &c. 1824. 1 
 
 Russel's (John) Tour in Germany, 1820 and 1822. 1 
 
 Wheaton's Journal of a residence in London and 
 Excursions through parts of England and 
 France in 1823 and 4. 1 
 
 White's (John) History of a Voyage to the China 
 
 Sea. 1
 
 VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. 21 
 
 Wilson's (Wm. Rae) Travels in Egypt and the 
 
 Holy Land. 1 
 
 Year in Spain, by a young American. 1 
 
 DUODECIMO. 
 
 Bell's (John) Observations on Italy. 1 
 
 Hall's (Capt. Basil) Journal on the Coast of Chili, 
 
 Peru and Mexico, in the years 1820 1822. 2 
 
 Travels in North America, in 1827 
 
 and 1828. 2 
 
 Lafayette in America in 1S24 and 1825; a Journal 
 of a voyage to the United States, by A. La- 
 vasseur. 2 
 
 Lyon's (Capt.) Private Journal, during the voyages 
 
 of discovery under Capt. Parry. 1 
 
 Madden's (R. R.) Travels in Turkey, Egypt, Nu- 
 bia and Palestine, in 1824 1827. " 2 
 
 Matthew's Diary of an Invalid, in Portugal, Italy, 
 
 Switzerland and France. 1 
 
 Persia, Sketches of, from the Journal of a Travel- 
 ler. 1 
 
 Vasi, Itineraris di Roma Antiqua e moderna del. M. 
 
 Gift of Samuel Ptirviance, Esq. 1 
 
 Walsh's (Rev. R. ) Narrative of a Journey from 
 
 Constantinople to England. 1 
 
 Wood's (Wm. W.) Sketches of China. 1
 
 
 
 
 

 
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