BANCROFT LIBRARY ♦ THE LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2007 with funding from Microsoft Corporation http://www.archive.org/details/bibliothecaameriOOsmitrich Bti)ltotf)eca Americana* A Catalogue OF A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MANUSCRIPTS, MAPS, ENGRAVINGS, AND ENGRAVED PORTRAITS, ILLUSTRATING THE HISTORY AND GEOGRAPHY OF NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA, AND THE WEST INDIES, ALTOGETHER FORMING THE MOST EXTENSIVE COLLECTION EVER OFFERED FOR SALE. ON SALE AT THE AFFIXED READY MONEY PRICES, BY JOHN RUSSELL SMITH, 36, S O H O S QJJ ARE, LONDON, (W.) MDCCCLXV. /Sk 07 X ERRATA. No. 672, price 6s., read 9s. „ 976, „ £1. is. 6d., read £1. us. 6d. „ 2657, th volume), plates, halfcf. 13* 6d 1722 148 BAILY (Francis, the Astronomer) Journal of a Tour in the Unsettled Parts of North America in 1796 and 1797, with Memoir of the Author by Professor De Morgan. 8vo, cloth. 6* 1856 149 BAILY (John) Central America, describing each of the States of Guate- mala, Honduras, Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica. 3 plates, and large folding map on canvas, in a case, cloth. 8* Qd 1850 150 BAIRD (Rev. Robert) Religion in the United States of America; or, an Account of the Origin, Progress, Relations to the State, and Present Condition of the Evangelical Churches in the United States, with Notices of the Unevangelicai Denominations. Large 8vo, maps, pp. 736, cloth. 4* 6d 1844 151 BALL (John) Answer to Two Treatises of Mr. John Cann, the Leader of the English Brownists in Amsterdam. 4to, old calf 15* 1642 Connected with the Controversy in which John Robinson, the Pilgrim Father, was engaged. 152 BALLANTYNE (R. M.) Hudson's Bay Life; or, Every-Day Life in the Wilds of North America during Six Y'ears' Residence. Post 8vo, woodcuts, cloth. 4* 1848 J. R. Smithy 36, Soho Square, London, 11 153 BALMIS (Francisco Xavier) Demonstration de las Efficaces Virtudes Nuevamente Descubiertas, en las Eaices de dos Plantas de Nueva Espana, especies de Agarve y de Begonia para la Curacion del Vicio Venereo, y Escrofuloso, y de otras graves Enfermedades que resisten, al uso de Mercurio, y demas reraedios conocidos. 4to, 2 plates coloured, Spanish calf (little stained). 5s Madrid, 1794 154 BALLON (Maturin M.) History of Cuba; or, Notes of a Traveller in the Tropics ; being a Political, Historical, and Statistical Account of the Island, from its First Discovery to the Present Time. Post 8vo, plates, cloth. 3s fid Boston, 1854 155 BANCROFT (Dr. E.) Natural History of Guiana, with an Account of the Manners and Customs of the Indian Inhabitants. 8vo, plate, calf neat. 6s — Fine copy, russia, gilt edges. Ss 6d 1769 156 BANCROFT (A.) Life of George Washington, First President of the United States. 8vo, calf. 4s 6d 1808 157 BANCROFT'S History of the United States from the Discovery of the American Continent, to the Declaration of Independence. In 1 vol. royal 8vo, plates, cloth. Is Qd 1847 158 Another Edition (Library one). 3 vols. 8vo, numerous plates, cloth. 14* Boston, 1841 159 BANCROFT (Aaron, Pastor in Worcester) Sermons on those Doctrines of the Gospel, and on those Constituent Principles of the Church, which Christian Professors have made the Subject of Controversy. 8vo, boards. 5* Worcester, U.S. 1822 160 BANDINEL (James) Some Account of the Trade in Slaves from Africa, as Connected with Europe and America, from the earliest period. Royal 8vo, cloth. 4* 6d 1842 161 BANKS' (T. C.) Baronia Anglia Concentrata ; or, a Concentration of all the Baronies called Baronies in Fee, deriving their Origin from Writ of Summons, and not from any specific Limited Creation, showing the Descent and Line of Heirship, as well of those Families mentioned by Sir William Dugdale, as of those whom that celebrated author has omitted to notice, interspersed with Interesting Notices and Explana- tory Remarks, whereto is added the Proofs of Parliamentary Sitting from the Reign of Edward I. to Queen Anne ; also a Glossary of Dormant English, Scotch, and Irish Peerage Titles, with references to presumed existing Heirs. 2 vols. 4to, cloth. 1 5s (pub. at £3. 3s) 1844 Pages 210-300 contain an Historical Account of the first settlement of Nova Scotia, and of the foundation of the order of Nova Scotia Baronets, with the Charters in favour of Sir William Alexander, &c, &c. 162 BANVARD (Joseph) Novelties of the New World; or, the Adventures and Discoveries of the First Explorers of North America. Crown 8vo, woodcuts, cloth. 2s Qd Boston, 1852 163 BARB A (Alvaro Alonso) Arte de los Metales, en que se ensena el Verdadero, beneficio de los de oro y Plata por Azogue el modo de fundirlos todos y como se han de Refinar y Aparbar unos de otros. 4to, cuts, clean copy, but wormed, old calf, 5s Madrid, n.d 164 BARB A (A. A., of Potosi) Art of Metals, in which is declared the Manner of their Generation, and the Concomitants of them ; Art of Refining Silver by Quicksilver, Translated by the Earl of Sandwich. Small Svo, plate, calf. 4s 6c? 1674 165 BARBADOES.— Short History of Barbadoes from its first Discovery & Settlement to the Present Time (by H. Frere). Svo,hf.cf. 15s 1768 With numerous MS. alterations and additions for a new edition. 12 Books relating to America, on Sale by 166 BARBADOES. — Short History of. Another copy. 8vo, boards, uncut, scarce. 8s 6d 1768 167 BARBADOES. — Instructions for the Management of a Plantation in Barbadoes, and for the Treatment of Negroes, &c. 8vo, privately printed, calf neat. 6s 1786 168 BARBADOES. — Laws of Barbadoes, collected in one volume, by Win. Rawlin, Clerk of the Assembly of the said Island. Folio, old calf. 6s Printed fur JF. Rawlin, Esq. 1699 169 BARBE— MARBOIS, Histoire de la Louisiane, et de la cession de cette colonie par la France. 8vo, map, sewed. 4* Paris, 1829 170 BARCLAY (A.) View of the Present State of Slavery in the W. Indies ; or, an Examination of Mr. Stephen's Slavery of the British W. India Colonies. 8vo, cloth. 3* 1826 171 BARING (A.) Inquiry into the Causes and Consequences of the Orders in Council, and Examination of the Conduct of Great Britain towards the Neutral Commerce of America, 1808 — War in Disguise, or Frauds of the Neutral Flags (by J. Brown), 1807. In 1 vol. 8vo, halfcf. 5* 172 BARL^EI (Casp.) Rerum per Octennium in Brasilia Historia. Folio, large paper copy, numerous plates and maps, vellum. £1. 11* 6d Amst. 1647 173 BARLEUS (C.) Res Brasilia? imperante D. I. Mauritio Nassoviae, &c. Principe Accedit G. Pisonis, tractatus de sere aquis et locis in Brasilia?. 8vo, engraved title, portrait, maps and plates, good clean copy, vellum. 15* — An other, half calf gilt. 16* Clivis, 1660 175 BARLOW (Joel) Vision of Columbus, a Poem ; with the Conspiracy of Kings, a Poem. 8vo, portrait by Barbier Vaine, calf, a scarce edition. QsQd — Another, without portrait, 5* fid Paris, 1793 176 BARNUM (H. L) The Spy Unmasked; or, Memoirs of Enoch Crosby, alias Harvey Birch, the Hero of the Spy, a Tale of the Neutral Ground, by Mr. Cooper. 2 vols. 12mo, boards. 5* 1828 177 BARON'S History of the Colonisation of the Free States of Antiquity, applied to the present Contest between Great Britain and her Ame- rican Colonies, 1777 — Svmond's Remarks upon the above, 1758. In 1 vol. 4to, half calf. 1 6* Qd 178 BARRERE (Pierre) Essai sur l'Histoire Naturelle de la France Equi- noxiale. 12mo, calf 6s — sewed. 5* Paris, 1741 179 BARRERE, Nouvelle Relation de la France Equinoxiale, contenant la Description des Cotes de la Guiane, de l'Isle de Cayenne avec les Moeurs et Coutumes des Sauvages. 12mo, many plates, half calf, scarce. 10* 6d ib. 1743 180 BARR1NGTON (Daines) Miscellanies; containing Tracts on the pos- sibility of reaching the North Pole ; Account of Mozart and other eminent Musicians, of the Gwedir Family ; Othere's Voyage to the North in the 9th Century; a Spanish Voyage in 1775, to explore the Western Coast of N. America, he, &c. 4to, pits, calf nt. 8* 6c? 1781 181 BARRINGTON, on the possibility of reaching the North Pole, with Col. Beaufoy's Appendix. 8vo, boards. 2* — half calf 2* Qd 1818 152 BARROW (John) Chronological History of Voyages into the Arctic Regions, chiefly for Discovering a North East, North "West, or Polar Passage, between the Atlantic and Pacific. 8vo, map, boards. 6* — calf neat. 6* Qd— half calf \ 6s 6d 1818 153 BARROW (Sir John) Voyages of Discovery and Research within the Arctic Regions, from the Year 1818 to the Present Time. Large 8vo, portrait and large map, cloth. 8* Qd 1846 J. R. Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 13 184 BARRY (Williain) History of Framinghara, Massachusetts, including the Plantation, from 1 640 to the Present Time. 8vo, cl. 6s 6d Boston, 1 847 185 BARTLETT (W. S.) The Frontier Missionary; a Memoir of the Rev. Jacob Bailey, Missionary at Pownalborough, Maine, Cornwallis, and Annapolis, N. S. ; with Illustrations, Notes, and Appendix. 8vo, map and portraits, cloth. 6s 6d Boston, 1853 186 BARTLETT (J. R.) Dictionary of Americanisms, a Glossary of Words and Phrases colloquially used in the United States. Royal 8vo, cloth. Is U 1849 187 BARTLETT (J. R.) Personal Narrative of Explorations and Incidents in Texas, New Mexico, California, Sonora, and Chihuahua. 2 vols, roval 8vo, many plates and woodcuts, cloth. 18* 1854 188 BARTLETT (W. H.) The Pilgrim Fathers; or, the Founders of New England in the reign of James I. Royal 8vo, ma?iy fine plates and looodcuts, cloth. 10s Qd 1853 189 BARTOLOMEI (Girolamo) L' America; Poema Eroico. Folio, with numerous Manuscript Observations by Dr. Lazzeri, and his autograph on title, folio, engraved front, half mor. very scarce. J61. 15s Roma, 1650 190 BARTON (Rev. Thomas) Sermon preached at Carlisle and some other Episcopal Churches in the Counties of York and Cumberland, soon after Gen. Braddock's defeat. 8vo, half morocco. £1. 1* Printed and sold by B. Franklin and B. Hall, Philadelphia, 1755 191 BARTON (William) Dissertation on the Freedom of Navigation and Maritime Commerce, and such Rights of States relative thereto as are founded on the Law of Nations ; adapted more particularly to the United States. 8vo, half calf 5s Philadelphia, 1802 192 BARTRAM (John) Observations in his Travels from Pensilvania to Onondago, Oswego, and Lake Ontario, in Canada; with Kalm's curious Account of the Cataracts at Niagara. 8vo, map, bds. 6s 6d ] 751 193 BARTRAM (W.) Travels through North and South Carolina, Georgia, East and West Florida, the Cherokee Country, &c. 8vo, map and plates, boards. 6s $d— half calf Is — whole calf Is 6d 1792 194 BARTRAM (W.) Travels. Library marked copy, and wauting a plate, boards. 3s — boards, clean copy. Is ftd — half calf 8s 1794 195 BARTRAM (William) Voyage dans les parties Sud de l'Amerique sep- tentrionale traduit de l'Anglois, par P. V. Benoist. 2 vols. 8vo, map and plates, sewed. 4s 6d Paris, 1799 196 BASANIER, l'llistoire de la Floride situee es Indes Occidentalis con- tenant les trois Voyages faits en icelle par certains Captaines et Pilotes descrits par le Capitaine Laudonniere, a laquelle a este adjouste un quatriesme Voyage fait par le Capt. Gourges. 12mo, sewed. 7s Qd — red morocco. 8s &d 1586 — Reprinted 1853 A very interesting little book on the early History of Florida. The original edition is of the greatest rarity. 197 BASTTDE (Martin de la) Memoire sur la possibilite les avantages et les moyens d'ouvrir un Canal dans l'Amerique Septentrionale pour communiquer de la mer Atlantique ou du nord a la mer Pacirique ou du Sud. 8vo, large map, calf gilt. 9s Paris, 1791 198 BATES (W.) Narrative of the Conduct and Adventures of Henry Frederic Moon, a native of Brighthelmstone, Sussex, under sentence of imprisonment in Connecticut, N. America. 8vo, port, cf 3s 1817 199 BAYLEY'S (F. W. N.) Four Years' Residence in the West Indies, with a Chronology of the Principal Islauds, from their First Discovery. Thick 8vo, plates, hf mor. extra. 6s Qd— cl. 4s 6d—hf. cf.gt. 6s 1 830 14 Books relating to America, on Sale by 200 BEACH (John) A Second Vindication of God's Sovereign Free Grace, indeed, in a Fair and Candid Examination of the last Discourse of the late Mr. Dickinson. 8vo, half morocco. 7s 6d Boston, 1748 201 BEACH (J.) Attempt to Vindicate Scripture Mysteries, a Sermon preached before the Clergy of the Church of England, in Connecticut, at New Haven. 8vo, half morocco. Is 6d Boston, 1760 202 BEACH (John) A Friendly Expostulation with all Persons concerned in publishing a Pamphlet, entitled, "The real Advantages which Ministers and People may enjoy, especially in the Colonies, by con- forming to the Church of England." 8vo, half morocco. 7* 6d New York, 1763 203 BEACH'S Second Familiar Conference upon some Antinomian Tenets, occasioned by Mr. David Judson's Remarks upon the first. 8vo, half morocco. Is Qd New York, 1765 204 BEAMISH (N. L.) Discovery of America by the Northmen in the Tenth Century, with Notices of the Early Settlements of the Irish in the Western Hemisphere. 8vo, maps, cloth. 6* 1841 205 BEATTY (Charles) Journal of a Two Mouths' Tour, with a view of Promoting Religion among the Frontier Inhabitants of Pensylvania ; with Remarks on the Language and Customs of the Indians. 8vo, calf. 6* 1768 206 BEAUFOY (Mark) Mexican Illustrations, indicative of the Present Condition of Society, Manners, Religion, and Morals among the Spanish and Native Inhabitants of Mexico. 8vo, map and plates, new, half calf gilt. 6s 1828 207 BEAUJOUR (Chev. F. de) Apercu des Etats Unis au commencement duXIX e . Siecledepuis 1800,jusqu'en 1810. 8vo, map, seiced. 2* 1814 208 BEAUJOUR'S Sketch of the United States of America, from 1800 to 1810, Translated with Notes, by Walton. 8vo, half calf . 3* U— boards. 3* • 1814 209 BEAUMONT'S (J. A. Barber) Travels in Buenos Ayres, and Adjacent Provinces of Rio de la Plata. 8vo, boards. 3s — half calf . 4s 1828 210 BEAUTIES of Fox, North, and Burke, selected from their Speeches, from the passing of the Quebec Act. 8vo, front, half bd. 2s Qd 1784 211 BEAUTIES and Deformities of Fox, North, and Burke, selected from their speeches, from the Year 1770 down to the Present Time. 1 2mo, two caricatures, half calf, from Mr. Crowninshield's library, 5s 1784 212 BECKFORD (W.) Descriptive Account of the Island of Jamaica, with Remarks upon the Cultivation of the Sugar Cane. 2 vols. 8vo, fine copy, calf neat. 6s 6^ 1790 213 BEECHEY (Capt. F. W.) Narrative of a Voyage to the Pacific and Beering's Straits, to co-operate with the Polar Expeditions, in 1825 to 1828. 2 vols. 4to, maps, and plates, half green morocco, marbled leaves. £1. 18s 1831 214 BEECHEY'S Voyage to the Pacific and Beering's Straits. 2 vols. 8vo, plates and maps, new, half calf gilt. I&s&d — whole calf . 18s 1831 215 BEECHEY'S Narrative of Capt. Buchan's Voyage of Discovery towards the North Pole, in the Ships Dorothea and Trent. 8vo, plates, cloth, 4s 6d— new, half calf gilt. Is 1843 216 BELCHER (Capt. Sir Edward) The last of the Arctic Voyages in Search of Sir John Franklin, during the Years 1852-3 and 1854; with Notes on the Natural History, by Sir John Richardson, Pro- fessor Owen, &c. 2 vols, royal 8vo, maps and plates, cloth. 16s (pub. at £2. 2s) * 1855 J. R. Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 15 217 BELKNAP (Jeremy) Discourse intended to Commemorate the Dis- covery of America by Columbus, delivered on October 23, 1792, being the Completion of the Third Century since that Memorable Event, and four Dissertations connected with the Discourse. 8vo, half calf. 1 5s Boston, 1792 218 BELKNAP (Jeremy) History of New Hampshire. 3 vols. 8vo, map, calf neat. £1. Is Boston, 1792 219 BELKNAP (Jeremy) History of New Hampshire. Vols. I and II, 8vo, map, half calf '. 6s 6d Philadelphia, 1784 220 BELLAMY (Joseph, Minister of the Gospel at Bethlem, New England) Sermons on the Divinity of Jesus Christ ; the Millenium ; the Wisdom of God in the permission of Sin. 8vo, calf. Ss 6d Boston, 1758 221 BELLAMY (Joseph) Essay on the Nature and Glory of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 8vo, calf Is 6d Boston, 1762 222 BELLIN (Le Sieur) Description Geographiques des Isles Antilles pos- sediees par les Anglois scavoir la Jamaique, la Barbade, Antigue, Montserrat, S. Christophe, &c. 4to, maps, calf. 6s 1758 223 BELLIN (N.) Description des Debouquemens qui sont au nord de l'lsle de Saint Domingue. 4to, maps, calf neat. 6s — half calf 5* Versailles, 1773 224 BELLOT (J. E.) Journal d'un Voyage aux Mers Polaires Execute a la Kecherche de Sir John Eranklin en 1851 et 1852 precede d'une notice sur la vie et les travaux de l'Anteur, par M. Julien Lemer. 8vo, portrait, map and facsimile, sewed. 5s Paris, 1854 225 BELLY (Felix) Percement de L'Isthme de Panama, par le Canal de Nicaragua. Eoyal 8vo, maps. 3s 6d Paris, 1858 226 BELTEAMI, La Decouverte des Sources du Mississippi et de laEiviere Sanglante, avec un Coup-d'ceil sur les campagnes Nord-ouest de la Baie d'Hudson, ainsi que sur la colonie Selkirk. 8vo, sewed. 5s Nouvelle Orleans, 1824 227 BELTEAMI'S Pilgrimage in Europe and America, leading to the Dis- covery of the Sources of the Mississippi, Bloody Eiver, and Ohio. 2 vols. 8vo, plates, boards. 6s 6d — half calf gilt. 9s — whole calf, marbled leaves. 12s 1828 228 BENEZET (Anthony) Historical Account of Guinea, its Situation, Pro- duce, and Disposition of its Inhabitants, with Enquiry into the Eise and Progress of the Slave Trade. 8vo, half calf '. 3s 1788 229 BENZONI, Novae Orbis Historiee, id est, rerum ab Hispania in India Occidentali gestarum, libri iii. ex italico latine facta opera Urbani Calvetonis ; adjuncta est de Gallorum in terram Floridam expeditione brevis historia. Small 8vo, vellum. 18s 1578 230 BENZONI, Novas Orbis Historise. 12mo, new, cf.gt. 18s Geneva,Ul$ 231 BENZONI.— Another edition. 8vo, half calf. 15s ib. 1660 232 BENZONI and MAETYEEM.— Der nevven Weldt und Indianischem Nidergangischen Konigreichs nevve und Wahrhaffte History vol alien geschichten, handiungen thaten, strengem und straftlichen regiment der Spanier gegen den Indianen unglaublichem grossem gut von Goldt sylber, edelgestein, parlein, schmaragdt und andern grossen reichthumb so die Spanier Darinn erobert sonder auch alle Inseln, Provintz, Konigreich Wildrussen, sampt derselbigen Volckern und wilden Leiithfressern WundeFbarlichen sitten bischrieben werden. Polio, fine copy, stamped pigskin. £2. 2s Basel. 1582 233 BENNETT.— Memoirs of James Gordon Bennett and his Times, by a Journalist. Post 8vo, portrait, cloth. 3s 6d Neic York, 1855 16 Books relating to America, on Sale by 234 BERKELEY (Bishop) Miscellany, containing several Tracts on Various Subjects, & on the Prospect of Planting Arts in America, for Converting the Savage Americans to Christianity, &c. 12rao, cf. 3s Dublin, 1752 235 BERKLEY (Colonel) and his Friends, containing SKetches of Life South of the Potomac, a Tale. 3 vols, post 8vo, boards. 6s 1825 236 BERMUDA, a Colony, a Fortress, and a Prison; or, Eighteen Months in the Somers Islands. By a Field Officer. 8vo, map and plates, coloured, cloth. 6s 1857 237 BERMUDEZ (El. Doct. Don Jos. Manuel) Fama Postuma del Excell. Senor Doctor Don Juan Domingo Gonzalez de la Regura y Oracion Funebre. 4to, portrait, boards, Monument and curious folding vietc of the Cathedral of Lima. 5s Lima, 1805 238 BERNARD (Governor) Select Letters on the Trade and Government of America, and the Principles of Law and Polity applied to the American Colonies in the Years 1763 to 1768. 8vo, new, half morocco. 5s 6c? 1774 239 BERNAN (Rev. J. H.) Missionary Labours in British Guiana, with Remarks on the Manners, Customs, and Superstitions of the Abo- rigines. Post 8vo, woodcuts, cloth. 4s 1847 240 BESSE (Jos.) Collection of the Sufferings of the People called Quakers for the testimony of a good Conscience, from 1650 to the Act of Toleration, 1689. 2 vols, folio, good clean copy, cf. neat. £1. 8s 1753 Pages 177 to 277 of vol. 2 relate to New England, and pages 277 to 391 to Barbadoes and other West India Islands. 241 BEST (\V.) Sermon preached before the Trustees for establishing the Colony of Georgia, in America. 4to, boards. 4s 1742 242 BESTE (J. R.) The Wabash; or, the Adventures of an English Gentle- man's Family in the Interior of x\merica. 2 vols, post 8vo, frontis- pieces, cloth. 8s 6t? 1855 243 BETAGH'S (Capt. W.) Voyage round the World (with Capt. Shelvocke.) 8vo, neat. 3s 6d 1728 — Another edition, neat. ±s—fine clean copy, calf. 6s 1757 244 BEVERIDGE (John, of Philadelphia) Epistolse familiares et alia quae- darn Miscellanea. Familiar Epistles and other Miscellaneous Pieces, with several Translations by different hands. 8vo, good copy, calf neat, very scarce. £1. Is Philadelphia, W. Bradford, 1765 245 BEVERLEY'S (R.) History and Present State of Virginia, in four parts. 8vo, plates, morocco extra, gilt haves and joints. £1. 8s — new, calf gilt. £1. Is — in original binding. £1 — Another, as fresh inside as the day it was printed, old calf. £1. 8s 1705 246 BEVERLEY. — Another edition. 8vo, frontispiece and plates, good copy, calf. £1. 4s 1722 247 BEVERLEY. — Histoire de la Virginie traduite de PAnglois. 12mo, plates, old calf . 8s 6d 1707 248 BIBLIOTHECA Americana; or, a Chronological Catalogue of the most Curious Books, Pamphlets, State Papers, &c. in Print and Manuscript, upon North and South America. 4to, boards. £1. 4s — new, half calf £1. 8s— old half cf £1.5s— whole cf.nt. £1.10s 1789 249 BIBLIOTHECA Americana Nova, bv O. Rich ; Vol. 2, containing the Portion from the Year 1831 to 1844. 8vo, cloth. Ss 6d 1846 250 BIBLIOTHECA Americana ; a Catalogue of 3372 Books and Pamphlets relating to America, on sale by John Russell Smith. 8vo, cl. 3s 1853 Useful for bibliographical purposes, as it records the titles of many Books and Pamphlets not to be found elsewhere. The few articles which remained unsold have been incorporated in the present Catalogue. /. R. Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 17 251 BIBLIOTHEC^ AMERICANS PRIMORDIA; an Attempt towards laying the Foundation of an American Library, in a Catalogue of Books, Papers, and Writings. 4to, fine clean copy, calf gilt. £2. \2sQd 1713 252 BIBLIOTHECA Americo-Septentrionalis, a choice Collection of Books in Various Languages, relating to North America, from its First Dis- covery. (By D. B. Warden.) 8vo, sewed. 15s Park, 1821 253 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL Miscellany. Edited by John Petheram. 8vo, Nos. 1 to 5 {all published) with general title and contents. Is 1859 Contents.— Particulars of the Voyage of Sir Thomas Button for the Dis- covery of a North-West Passage, a.d. 1612 — Sir Dudley Digges' Of the Cir- cumference of the Earth; or, a Treatise of the North-East Passage, 1611-13 — Letter of Sir Thomas Button on the North- West Passage, in the State-Paper Office — Bibliographical Notices of Old Music Books. By Dr. Rimbault — Notices of Suppressed Books — Martin Mar- Prelate's Rhymes — The Hard wicke Collection of Manuscripts. 254 BIDAURE. — Kurzgefaste geographische, naturliche und biirgerliche geschichte des Konigreichs Chile aus dem ltalienischen ins Deutsche iibersetzt von C. J. J. small 8vo, map, half calf . 5s Hamburg, 1782 255 BIDDLE'S (Rich.) Memoir of Sebastian Cabot, with a Review of the History of Maritime Discovery, from original documents. 8vo, boards {soiled). 5s — half calf, a very valuable book. 6s 1831 — Second Edition. 8vo, half calf extra. 9s 1832 256 BIET (Antoine) Voyage de la France Equinoxiale en lMsle de Cayenne enterpris par les Francois en l'Annee 1652, avec un Dictionnaire de la Langue du mesme Pais. 4to, calf neat, scarce. £1. 8* — Another copy. 4to, calf {a little stained). £1. 2s . Paris, 1664 257 BIGGS (Wm.) Military History of Europe, &c, from the Commence- ment of the War with Spain, in 1739, to the Treaty of Aix-la- Chapelle in 1748. 8vo, calf 3s Qd 1755 258 BIGSBY'S (Dr. John J.) The Shoe and Canoe, or Pictures of Travel in the Canadas, illustrative of their Scenery and Colonial Life. 2 vols, post Svo, maps and plates, cloth. Is Qd 1850 259 BILLINGS (Commodore Joseph) Sauer's Account of Commodore Bil- ling's Geographical and Astronomical Expedition to the Northern Parts of Russia, and the Islands stretching to the American Coast. 4to, maps and numerous plates, half calf. Is Qd — boards. Is Qd 1 802 " The object of this Expedition was to explore those parts of the ocean lying between Asia and America, which Captain Cooke did not visit." — Coxe. 260 BINGLEY'S Travels in North America, compiled from Modern Writers. Post 8vo, boards. Is Qd . 1821 261 BIRCH (Thomas) Life of the Hon. Robert Boyle. Svo, port, cf 5s 1744 The Appendix contains the Charter of Corporation for propagating the G-ospel in New England — Letters of John Eliot, of New England, relating his services for the propagation of the Gospel in America — Thanks from the Governor of New England to Mr. Boyle for his services in that Colony, &c. 262 BIRKBECK'S Notes on a Journey from the Coast of Virginia to the Territory of Illinois. Svo, boards. 2s — half calf. 2s Qd 1818 263 BIRKBECK'S Letters from Illinois. Svo, boards. 2s 1818 264 BIS HOPE'S (George) New England Judged not by man's, but the Spirit of the Lord, and the sum sealed up of New England's Per- secutions ; being a brief relation of the Sufleiings of the people called Quakers in those parts of America, from 1656, the time of their first arrival at Boston from England, to 1660, with Whiting's Answer to Cotton Mather's Abuses of the Quakers. Thick 8vo, good copy, calf neat. £1. 8s — Another, new, calf gilt {slightly stained). £1. 5s — Another, calf, stained. £1. \s — Another, ditto. 18* 1703 2 18 Books relating to America, on Sale by 265 BIRKBECK (Morris) Notes of a Journey in America, from the Coast of Virginia to the territory of Illinois. Map, 1818 — Letters from Illinois, 1818 — Extracts from a Supplementary Letter from the Illinois, 1819. In 1 vol. Svo, calf. 4s 266 BISSELII (Jo.) Argonauticon Americanorum sive Historic periculorum Petri de Victoria, ac sociorum ejus Libri XV. Thick 18mo, pp. 500, front, and map, very clean, veil. rare. 10s 6c? Monachii, 1647 267 BISSELII. Another Copy. 18mo, whole bound in blue morocco, gilt edges, by Kay day. 15s Monachii, 1647 The adventures of Peter de Victoria and bis companions in various parts of South America. 268 BISSETT (R.) History of the Negro Slave Trade in its connection with the Commerce and Prosperity of the West Indies, and the Wealth and Power of the British Empire. 2 vols. 8vo, calf. 6* — half morocco. 6s 6 d 1805 269 BLANC (Vincent le) The World Surveyed; or, the Famous Voyages and Travailes, from Fourteen to Seventy-Eight years of Age, through the East and West Indies, Persia, Pegu, Fez, Morocco, Guinny, and all African and Principal Provinces of Europe. Englished by F. Brooke. Folio, calf neat. 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Henry) The Prophet of the 19th Century, or the Rise, Progress, and Present State of the Mormons or Latter-day Saints, with Analysis of the Book of Mormon. 8vo, front, cloth. 2s 6d 1843 521 CASWALL'S (Rev. H.) America and the American Church. Post 8vo, cloth. 3s 1839.— Second Edition, post 8vo, cloth. 3s 6d 1851 522 CATALOGUE of the Library of the American Philosophical Society at Philadelphia. 8vo, boards. 3s 1824 523 CATALOGUE of the Books belonging to the Library Company of Philadelphia, with a short Account of the Institution, and the Charter, Laws, and Regulations. 2 vols, large 8vo, boards. 6s fid Philadelphia, 1835 524 CATALOGUE of the New York State Library. 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To form these, England and the Continent were ransacked for years by the collectors. 528 CATESBY (Mark) Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands, containing the figures of Birds, Beasts, Fishes, Serpents, Insects, and Plants. French and English. 2 vols, large folio, map, and 220 colored plates, good copy in whole calf, newly backed and gilt. £5.5* 1731 529 CATESBY'S Carolina. Third Edition, with an Index of Linncean names. 2 vols, royal folio, 220 colored plates, fine copy, in russia, marbled leaves. . £5 10* 1771 530 CATLIN (Geo.) Illustrations of the Manners, Customs, and Condition of the North American Indians, written during eight years' Travel and Adventure among the wildest and most remarkable Tribes now existing. 2 vols, royal 8vo, map and numerous plates, elegant, in half morocco, marbled leaves. £1.4* 1841 531 CATLIN (Geo.) Adventures of the Ojibbeway and Ioway Indiaus in England, France, and Belgium ; being notes of eight years' Travels and Besidence in Europe with hi3 North American Indian Collection. 2 vols. 8vo, numerous etchings, cloth. 5* 1852 532 CATCOTT (Alexander) Treatise on the Deluge, containing Kemarks on the Lord Bishop of Clogher's Account of that Event, &c, and the time when and how America was first peopled. 8vo, calf neat. %sU 1768 533 CAULIN (Fr. Antonio) Historia Coro-graphica natural y evangelica de la Nueva Andalucia, Provincias de Cumana, Guayana, y Vertientes del Rio Orinoco. Folio, map and plates, good copy, calf neat. £2. 12* 6d Madrid, 1779 The Author was several years a missionary in the countries he describes. 534 CAVENDISH'S (Sir Henry) Debates of the House of Commons during the 13th Parlament of Great Britain, commonly called the unreported Parliament, 1768-70. Royal 8vo, Vol. I. (all printed), cl. Is6d 1841 It includes the stirring times of the Wilkes, the Letters of Junius, and the early stages of the dispute with America. 535 CENSUS (The Seventh) of the United States, 1850, with Appendix embracing Notes upon the Tables of each of the States, by J. B. De Bow. Royal 4to, very thick vol. (pp. 1022) half calf , 6* Washington, 1853 536 CENTRAL AMERICA. — Correspondence respecting Central America, 1856-60, printed by order of Parliament. Fol. (pp. 344.) 2*6rf 1860 J. R. Smithy 36, Soho Square, London. 35 537 CERTAIN CONSIDERATIONS relating to the Roval African Company of England, 1680— A View of the State of the Trade to Africa, 1708 — The Case of the Royal African Company of England, 1730 — Importance of effectually Supporting the Royal African Company of England Impartially Considered, shewing that a Free and Opon Trade to Africa, and the Support and Preservation of the British Colonies and Plantations in America, depend upon maintaining the Forts and Settlements, &c, map, 1745 — The African Trade, the Great Pillar and Support of the British Plantation Trade in America, 1745 — Case of the Royal African Company of England and their Creditors, 1748 — Seasonable Observations on the Trade to Africa, 1748 — A Short View of the Dispute between the Merchants of Lon- don, Bristol, and Liverpool, and their Advocates of a New Joint- Stock Company, concerning the Regulation of the African Trade, 1750, in 1 vol. 4to, half calf. £2. 2s A curious collection, as connected with the history of the African Slave Trade to America. 538 CHABERT, Voyage dans l'Amerique Septentrionale (l'Acadie, l'lsle Royale, et l'lsle de Terre-Neuve). 4tp, maps, neat. 12* 1753 539 CHALKLEY (Thomas, a Qaaker) Collection of his Works, with Journal of his Life, Travels, and American Christian Experiences. 8vo, calf, 2s bd 1751— Another edition, calf. 3* 1766 540 CHALMERS (Dr. Lionel) Account of the Weather and Diseases of South Carolina. 2 vols, in 1, 8vo, calf. 8s Qd 1776 541 CHALMERS (Geo.) Estimate of the comparative Strength of Great Britain during the present and four preceding Reigns, 1794 — Opinions on interesting subjects of Public Law and Commercial Policy arising from American Independence, 1785. In 1 vol. 8vo {the first work pierced by a nail), calf neat. 3* Qd — — 542 CHALMERS (Geo.) Opinions on interesting subjects of Public Law and Commercial Policy arising from American Independence. 8vo, calf neat. 7* 6c? 1784— Another, half morocco. Qs Qd 1785 543 CHALMERS (Geo.) Political Annals of the present United Colonies, from their Settlement to the Peace of 1763. 4to, boards. £1. lis Qd — calf neat, scarce. £1.16* 1780 544 CHALMERS'S Political Annals. Book I. to page 328 (half the work). 4to, half calf. Is Qd 1780 A valuable and important work, but written with strong prejudices against the Americans. — Rich. 545 CHAMBERS (William, the Publisher, of Edinburgh) Things as they are in America. Post 8vo, cloth. 3* 3 854 546 CHAMPION (R.) Considerations on the present situation of Great Britain and United States of America, with a View to their future Commercial Connexions. 8vo, boards. 4* 1784 547 CHAM PLAIN (Sieur de) Les Voyages, ou Journal tres fidele des Ob- servations faites es Descouvertures de la Nouvelle France. 4to, curious plates and maps {little stained, but sound). £3. 15* Paris, 1613 548 CHAMPLAIN'S Canada. Another copy, new and elegant in green morocco, gilt edges. £5. 5* ib. 1613 549 CHAMPLAIN (Le Sieur) Vogages et Descouvertures faites en la Nou- velle France, depuis 1613, jusques 1618. 8vo, frontispiece and curious plates, good copy, in vellum, very rare. £5. 5* Paris, 1620 550 CHAMPLAIN (Samuel) Narrative of a Voyage to the West Indies and Mexico in the years 1599-1602, translated by Alice Wilmere, edited by , Norton Shaw. Svo,coloured maps 8,' pits, cloth. 10 * Qd HakluytSoc. 1859 36 Books relating to America, on Sale by 551 CHANDLER (John) Brief Notices of Hayti, with its Condition, Resources, and Prospects. Small 8vo, cloth. 2* 1842 552 CHANDLESS (W.) Visit to Salt Lake, a Journey across the Plains, and Residence in the Mormon Settlements at Utah. 8vo, map, cloth. 4* 1857 553 CHANNING (Wm. Ellery) Discourses, Reviews, and Miscellanies. Thick 8vo, half calf. 4* Boston, 1830 554 CHANVALON (Thibault de) Voyage a la Martinique, contenant diverses Observations sur la Physique, l'Histoire NaturelJe, 1' Agricul- ture, les Moeurs, et les Usages de cette Isle faites en 1751, et dans les annees suivantes. 4to, map, half calf. 6* — neat. Is Qd — Another, in old red morocco, gilt. 9* Paris, 1763 555 CHAPPELL (Lieut. Edward) Narrative of a Voyage to Hudson's Bay, containing some Account of the North Eastern Coast of America, and of the Tribes inhabiting that remote region. 8vo, plates, boards. Zs Sd— half calf 4*— calf neat. 5* 1817 556 CHAPPELL (Lt. Edward) Voyage to Newfoundland and Labrador. 8vo, pits. bds. Ss—hf.cf. 3s 6d—?iew half calf gilt. 4s Qd 18 IS 557 CHARLEVOIX (Le P. de) Histoire et Description generale de la Xou- velle France. 6 vols. 12mo, numerous maps, calf £2. 2s Paris, 1744 557*CHARLEVOTX (P. de) Histoire, &c. 3 vols. 4to, maps, good copy, old calf gilt. £3. 3* ib. 1744 558 CHARLEVOIX'S Voyage to Canada, and Travels through that vast country and Louisiana, to the Gulph of Mexico. 2 vols. Svo, map, half calf. 12* — Another, fine copy, in calf. 14* London, 1761 5$9 CHARLEVOIX'S Canada. Another edition, in 1 vol. Svo, half calj \ 8s 6rf — whole calf 9s — a fine copy, in calf. 10* 6d 1763 560 CHARLEVOIX'S Canada. Another edition, 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. Is Gd— whole calf neat. 10* Dublin, 1766 561 CHARLEVOIX (R. P. P. F. Xavier de) Histoire du Paraguay avec plusieurs pieces pour servir de preuves et d'Eclaircissemens. 3 vols. 4to, maps and plans, best edition, old calf gilt. £1. 15 — Another, fine copy, French calf. £2. 15* Paris, 1756 The additional pieces form more than a third of the work, and include numerous important and valuable original documents, and "Journal d'un Voyage le long de la Cote de la Mer Magellanique." 562 CHARLEVOIX (Le Pere) Histoire du Paraguay. 6 vols. 12mo, maps, neat, half calf . 18* Paris, 1757 563 CHARLEVOIX'S History of Paraguay, containing many New, Curious, and Interesting Particulars of that Country, and of the Jesuits Esta- blishments there. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf . 10* 6d — whole calf, neat. 14* London, 1769 564 CHARLEVOIX'S Paraguay. Another edition, 2 vols. 8vo, calf neat. 12* Dublin, 1769 565 CHARLEVOIX (F. de) Geschichte von Paraguay, und den Missionen der Gesellschaft Jesu in diesen Landern. 2 vols, in 1, 8vo, map, boards. 5* 6c? Wien, 1830 566 CHARLEVOIX (P. F. Xavier de) Histoire de l'Isle Espagnole, ou de S. Domingue. 4 vols. 12mo, numerous maps and plates by Picart, fine copy, calf neat. £\. 8* Atnst. 1733 567 CHARTERS of the British Colonies in America. 8vo, half bound. 3* —whole calf. 3* 66? Lond. Almon, 1777 568 CHARTERS of the old English Colonies in America, with Introduction and Notes by Samuel Lucas, Esq. 8vo, boards. 3* &d 1850 J. R. Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 37 569 CHAS et le Brun, Histoire Politique et Philosophique de la Eevolution de l'Amerique Septentrionale. 8vo, dedicated to Napoleon when first Consul, calf neat. 5-s Paris, An. IX. 570 CHASLES (Philarete) Etudes sur la Litterature et les Mceurs des Anglo- Americains aux XI X e Sieele. Post 8vo. 2* Qd Paris, 571 CHASLES (Philarete) Anglo-American Literature and Manners, trans- lated from the French. Post 8vo, cloth. 3s 6d New Fork, 1852 572 CHASTELLUX (Marquis de) Voyages dans l'Amerique Septentrionale dans les Annees 1780, 1781, and 1782. 2 vols. 8vo, map, neat. 4>s Paris, 1786 573 CHASTELLUX (Marquis de) Travels in North America, in 1780-1 and 1782. Translated from the French, with Notes by the Translator. 2 vols. 8vo, maps and plates, boards. 5s — half calf. Qs 6d — new half calf gilt. Is — whole calf neat. Is — Another, very fine copy in old calf, gilt backs. 9s London, 11 &1 574 CHASTELLUX (Marquis de) Travels in North America. 2 vols. 8vo, maps and plates, neat. 6* Lublin, 1787 575 CHATEAUBRIAND (Le Vicomte de) Voyages en Amerique et en Italic 2 vols. 8vo, boards. 3s 1828 576 CHATEAUBRIAND (Viscount de) Travels in America and Italy. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf 5* 1828 577 CHATHAM.— History of the Life of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham. 8vo, half calf Ss ' 1783 578 CHATHAM.— Anecdotes of the Life of William Pitt, Earl of Chatham, with his Speeches in Parliament. 3 vols. 8vo, neat. 8s 6d 1793 579 CHAULMER. — Le Nouveau Monde, ou l'Amerique Chrestienne. 12mo, vellum, very rare. £1. 11* bd Paris, 1659 580 CHAUNCY,— Retractation of Mr. Cha. Chauncy, formerly Minister of Ware in Harfordshire, wherein is proved the Unlawfulnesse and Danger of Ray ling in Altars or Communion Tables, written with his own hand before his going to New England in the year 1637. 4to, half calf , rare. £1. Is 1641 581 CHAUNCY (Isaac, Son of President Chauncy) Ecclesiasticum, or a plain and familiar Christian Conference concerning Gospel Churches and Order. 12mo, calf neat. Is Qd 1690 582 CHAUNCY (Isaac) The Divine Institution of Congregational Churches, Ministry, and Ordinances, Asserted and Proved from the Word of God. 12mo, good copy, in original calf 5s 1697 583 CHAUNCY (Isaac) Alexipharmacon, or a fresh Antidote against Neo- nomian Bane and Poyson to the Protestant Religion. 8vo {stained), old calf. 3* 1700 584 CHAUNCY (Isaac) A Plea for the Antient Gospel, 1697— Neono- monianism Unmask'd, or the Ancient Gospel pleaded against the other called the New Law, 1693 — Exaraen Confectionis Pacificae, or a Friendly Examination of the Pacifick Paper, chiefly concerning the Consistency of Absolute Election of Particular Persons with the Universality of Redemption, 1692 — A Rejoynder to Mr. Daniel Williams, his Reply to the first part of the Neonomianism Unmaskt, 1693 — A Public Testimony, being the Representation and Petition of a considerable number of Christian People within the bounds of several Synods in this Church, presented to the General Assembly met at Edinburgh, May 4, 1732, anent Grievances, Edinb. 1732 — A Letter from several Eiders, lovers of Peace and Moderation to their Brethren of the same Principles, 1752. In 1 vol. 4to, rough cf £\, Is 38 Books relating to America, on Sale by 585 CHAUNCT'S (Isaac) Nenomonianism Unmasked, or the Ancient Gospel Pleaded. Two parts, 4to, half calf. 7* Qd 1692-3 586 CHAUNCY (Charles, Pastor of the first Church in Boston) Appeal to the Public, answered in behalf of the Non-Episcopal Churches in America. 8vo, half morocco. Is Qd Boston, N.E. 1768 587 CHAUNCY (Charles) The Benevolence of the Deity fairly and impartially considered. 8vo, calf. 6* — Another, with manuscript notes in pencil, half calf 6* 6d Boston, 1784 588 CHAUNCY (Charles) The Salvation of all Men the great thing aimed at in the scheme of God. 8vo, calf neat. 5* 1784 589 CHAUNCY (Charles) Sermon preached at the request of a great number of friends to the Liberties of North America. 8vo, half morocco. 5* Boston, 1770 590 CHESTERTON (Col. Laval) Narrative of proceedings in Venezuela, in South America, in the Years 1819 and 1820. 8vo, boards. 3* — half calf gilt. 4* 1820 591 CHEVALIER (Michel) Lettres sur l'Amerique du Nord. 2 vols. 8vo, map, sewed. 4* 6c?— Paris, 1837— half calf. 5* ib. 1838 592 CHEVALIER (Michael) Society, Manners, and Politics in the United States, a series of Letters on North America, translated from the French. 8vo, cloth. 4s Boston, 1839 593 CHIDLEY (Katherine, a Quakeress) Justification of the Independent Churches of Christ, in answer to Mr. Edwards his Booke, which he hath written against the Government of Christ's Church, and toler- ation of Christ's publike Worship (containing several allusions to John Robinson and the New England Church Government). 4to, calf. 18s date cut off, about 1650 594 CHILI El Mercurio Chileno. 2 vols, small 4to, half calf . 12* Santiago de Chili, 1820 A Journal of Arts, Sciences, Belles Lettres, &c, not Political. 595 CHILI NEWSPAPERS.— Various Newspapers and Periodicals from 1835 to 1838. In 1 thick vol. folio {a curious collection), uncut. 15* 596 CHILI NEWSPAPERS.— El Semanario de Santiago, Nos. 1 to 31, from Julv 1841 to Feb. 1842. In 1 vol. folio. 9* 597 CHRONOLOGIE Septenare de l'Histoire de la Paix entre les Roys de France et d'Espagne contenant les choses plus memorables advenues en France, Espagne, Allemagne, Italie, Ang!eterre, Escosse, et autres endroits de l'Europe, avec le succez de plusieurs Navigations faites aux Indes Orientales, Occidentales et Septentrionales. 8vo, calf three leaves mended and made up in manuscript. 6* Paris, 1605 Containing 20 pages on the " Navigation des Francois en la Nouvelle France, dite Canada." 598 CHRISTIAN HISTORY, containing Accounts of the Revival and Pro- pogation of Religion in Great Britain and America, for the year 1743 (50 Nos. printed weekly). 8vo, calf neat arid clean. £1. lis Sd Boston, N.E. 1744 599 CHURCH'S (Thos.) History of Philip's War, commonly called the Great Indian War of 1675*-6, edited with Notes by S. G. Drake. Post 8vo, plates, neat. 8*66? 1827 600 CHURCH (Tho.) Another Edition. 8vo, frontispiece, but wanting the plates, calf 3* Qd Exeter, N. H. 1829 600*CHURCHMAN (John, a Quaker, of Nottingham, Pennsylvania) Account of his Gospel Labours and Experiences. 8vo, neat. 3* 1780 — calf. 3* Dublin, 1781 J. R. Smith, 36, Soho Square, London, 39 601 CHURCH Government and Church Covennnt discussed in an answer of the Elders of the severall Churches in New England, to two and thirty Questions sent over to them by Divers Ministers in England, 1643 — Apologie of the Churches in New England for Church Cove- nant, 1643 — Answer of the Elders of the several Churches in New England unto nine positions sent over to them, 1643. In 1 vol. 4to, half calf. £2 2s. 602 CIECA de LEON (Pedro de) Parte primera de la chronica de Peru que tracta la demarcacion de sas provincias la description dellas las fundaciones de las nuevas ciudades los ritos y costumbres de los Indios. Thick 12mo, woodcuts, calf rare. J64. 14* Qd Anvers, Juan Steelsio, 1554 The only Part published in Spanish. 603 CIEZA (Pietro) La Prima e Seconda parte, dell 'Istorie del Peru. 2 vols. small 8 vo, folding woodcut map, vellum, rare. £2 . 1 5s Venetia, 155 6-7 604 CLADERA (Don Christobal) Investigaciones historicas sobre losprinci- pales Descubrimientos, de los Espanoles en el mar Oceano, en el Siglo XV. y Principio del XVI. en respuesta a la Memoria de M. Otto sobre el verdadero Descubridor de America. 4to, portraits and large folding map by Martin Behaim, 1492, calf neat. 18s — boards. 15* Madrid, 1794 605 CLAIM of the American Loyalists reviewed and maintained upon incon- trovertible principles of Law and Justice. 8vo, half calf. 4* — whole calf, 5s 1788 606 CLARK (Sam.) New Description of the World, or a compendious Treatise of the Empires, Kingdoms, States, &c. of Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. 12mo, frontispiece, clean in old calf . 3s 1689 607 CLARKE (John) Memoir of Richard Merrick, Missionary in Jamaica. 12 mo, cloth. 2s 1850 608 CLARKSON (Thomas) Memoirs of the private and public Life of William Penn. 2 vols. 8vo, new, hfcf. gilt. 6s—bds. 4* Qd 1813 609 CLARKSON (Thos.) History of the Rise and Progress of the Abolition of the African Slave Trade by the British Parliament. 2 vols. 8vo, boards. 4s 1808 610 CLAVIGERO (AbbeD. F. S.) History of Mexico, collected from Spanish and Mexican Historians, from MSS. and Ancient Paintings of the / Indians; with Critical Dissertations on the Land, the Animals, and Inhabitants of Mexico ; translated from the Italian by Cullen. 2 vols. 4to, maps and many plates, boards. 14s — calf neat. 16s 1787 611 CLAVIGERO. — Another Copy. 2 vols. 4to, plates (one wanting), new, half calf. 13s 1787 612 CLAVTGERO'S Mexico. Second Edition, 2 vols, in 1, 4to, plates, calf gilt. 16# —half russia. 15s 1807 613 CLINTON'S (Sir Henry) Narrative relative to his conduct during part of his command of the King's Troops in North America, and the unfortunate Campaign of 1781, London, 1783— Cornwallis's (Lord) Answer to Sir Henry Clinton's Narrative, 1783. In 1 vol. 8vo, half calf. 7s Qd 614 CLINTON'S (Hon. de Witt) Discourse before the New-York Hist. Soc. (a general Geographical, Political, and Historical view of the Red Men). 8vo, half morocco. 3s 6c? New York, 1812 615 CLINTON (De Witt) Memoir of, with an Appendix containing numerous Documents illustrative of the principal Events of his Life, by David Hosack. 4 to, portrait, boards. 15* New Fork, 1829 40 Books relating to America, on Sale by 615*CLUNY (Alex.) The American Traveller, or Observations on the present state of the British Colonies in America. 4to, large map andfrontis- / piece ', boards. 12s 1769 The Author was the first to give accurate intelligence of Hudson's Bay, and to institute an enquiry about a more successful commerce with the Americans. The book is said to have been published under the auspices of Lord Chatham, and both the English and the Americans at that crisis were so eager to possess it, that it was bought and read by one party with the same avidity that it was bought and destroyed by the other. — JDibdin. 616 COALE (Josiah) Books and Divers Epistles of the faithful Servant of the Lord Josiah Coale, collected and published as it was desired by him in the day of his departure out of this Life. 4to, new, calf gilt, rare. £2. 2s noplace, 1671 A curious Book by one of the Society of Friends, " he travelled by sea through many dangers, and preached the Gospel in many of the Western Islands, and in Maryland and Virginia, from whence he passed through the Wilderness on foot many hundred of miles to New England, p. 5." With his Epistles to his friends in New England, Maryland, and Jamaica, &c, also a Poem concerning John Coale, by the wife of George Fox. 617 COBBET'S (Thos. Teacher of the Church at Lyn, in New England) Just Vindication of the Covenant and Church Estate of Children of Church Members; as also their right to Baptisme. 4to, very neat. 12s 1648 618 COBBET (Thomas, Minister of the Word at Lyn, in New England) Practical Discourse of Prayer, wherein is handled the Nature, the Duty, the Qualifications of Prayer. 8vo, neat. 9s 1654 — Another Copy, calf neat. Is Qd 1657 619 COBBETT (W.) The Bloody Buoy thrown out as a warning to the Political Pilots of America, by Peter Porcupine. 8vo, bds. 3s n.d. 620 COBBETT (W.) Porcupine's Works, containing various writings and selections exhibiting a faithful Picture of the United States, characters of their Presidents, Governors, &c, and of the Customs, Manners, Morals, and Vices of the People, comprising also a complete series of Historical Documents and Remarks from 1783 to 1801. 12 vols. 8vo, complete, boards. £1. Is 1801 621 COBBETT (William) Letters on the late War between the United States and Great Britain, with the Miscelleanous Writings on the same subject. 8vo, new half calf. 8s 6c? New York, 1815 622 COBBETT (W.) A Year's Residence in the United States of America. Third edition, post 8vo, boards. 2s 1828 623 COBBETT'S Emigrant's Guide to the United States. 12mo, boards. Is 6c? 1829 624 COBDEN'S (Richard) England, Ireland, and America. By a Manchester Manufacturer. 8vo, calf gilt. 3s 1835 625 COCHRANE (Capt. C. Stuart) Journal of a residence and travels in Columbia during the years 1823 and 1824. 2 vols. 8vo, map and plates, boards, neio half calf gilt. 8s 6c? 1825 626 COCKBURN (John) Journey over Land from the Gulf of Honduras to the great South Sea, by John Cockburn and 5 other Englishmen, their Extraordinary Distresses and Adventures, Manners and Customs of Indians, and their disposition towards the Spaniards and English. 8vo, map, old calf '. 5s — very neat. 6s — without map, half calf. 3s 6c? 1735 — Second Edition, 8vo, very neat. 6s 6c? 1740 627 COOKING'S (George) The American War. A Poem, in which the Names of the Officers who have distinguished themselves are intro- duced. 8vo. Plate of the Attack on Bunkers Hill, hf cf 4s 6d 1781 J. R. Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 41 628 CODE of 1650, a Compilation of the Earliest Laws and Orders of the General Court of Connecticut, with the "Blue Laws" of New Haven. 12mo, neat. 3s Hartford, 1842 629 CODRINGTON (Col.) 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Dr. Coke's Five Visits to America, 1790 — Journal of Dr. Coke's Third Tour through the West Indies, and Fourth Tour on the Continent of America, in Letters to John Wesley. 3 Parts, 1791-2 — Substance of a Sermon at Baltimore and Philadelphia on the Death of John Wesley by Dr. Coke, 1791. In 1 vol. 12mo, calf. 6s 635 COKE (Rev. Dr. Thomas) History of the West Indies, containing the Natural, Civil, and Ecclesiastical History of each Island, with account of the Missions in that Archipelago, by Rev. Jno. Wesley and others. 3 vols. 8vo, map and plates, bds. 9s Liverpool, 1808 636 COKE (Rev. Thomas) Life of, including his Travels and Extraordinary Missionary Exertions in England, Ireland, America, and West Indies, by Samuel Drew. 8vo, portrait, boards. 3s Qd 1817 637 COLBURN. — Memoir of Zerah Colburn, written by himself, containing an account of his remarkable powers, travels in America, with his peculiar methods of Calculation. Yost Svo, port. cl. 3s Springfield, 1833 638 COLDEN'S History of the Five Indian Nations of Canada. 8vo, map, neat. 18s— Another Fine Copy in the original, calf. £1. Is 1750 639 COLDEN'S History of the Five Indian Nations of Canada. 2 vols. 12mo, calf neat. 16s — neto calf, old style. 18s 1755 640 COLDEN'S Indian Nations of Canada. 12mo, vol. 2, half calf. 3s 6d 1755 641 COL DEN (Cadwallader D.) Life of Robert F'ulton, comprising an account of the Invention, Progress, and Establishment of Steam Boats, &c. 8vo, portrait, boards. 6s New York, 1817 642 COLD EN (Cadwallader D.) Memoir prepared at the request of the Committee of the Common Council of the City of New York, at the celebration of the completion of the New York Canals, Maps and plates, 1825 — Narrative of the Festivities observed in honor of the completion of the Grand Erie Canal, by W. J. Stone, Plates and facsimiles of Autograph Letters, by John Adams, Tho. 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Is Lisboa, 1759 Contains many particulars relating to the Jesuits. 646 COLLECTION of Original Voyages, viz., Captain Cowley's Voyage round the World, Captain Sharp's Expedition to the South Seas, Captain Wood's Voyage through the Streights of Magellan, and Mr. Roberts's Adventures among the Corsairs of the Levant ; published by Captain Hacke. 8vo, maps, neat. 4* 6d 1699 647 COLLECTION of Voyages and Travels, some now first Printed from Original Manuscripts. 6 vols, folio, maps and plates, calf neat. £2. 2* Lond. Churchill, 1704-32 This collection is very rich in American matter. In addition to the details of a luminous introduction, the collection contains, as to America, Brewer's and Eackman's Voyage to Chili ; and MoncTcs Voyage to Green* land in Quest of a North- West Passage — Nieuhoff's Brazil — Capt. 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Osborne, 1745 650 COLLECTION of Voyages (containing the Portuguese and Spanish Voyages in the beginning of the 16th Century) for Discovery, Con- quest, Settlement, or Opening of Trade, from commencement of the Portuguese Discoveries to the Present Time. 4to, vol. 1 (no more published), map and plates, half calf . 7a 6d n.d. (1805) 651 COLLECTION of Voyages by the Dutch East India Company for Improvement of Trade and Navigation, containing their Discoveries in the East Indies, South Seas, N.E. Passage, Straits of Magellan, &c. 8vo, calf neat. 6a 1703 652 COLLECTION of Memorials concerning divers Deceased Ministers and others of the People, called Quakers, in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and parts adjacent, from nearly the first settlement thereof to the year 1787. 8vo, calf neat. 9a * 1788 653 COLLLECTION of Early Documents on Spitsbergen and Greenland. Edited with Notes by A. 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Helps, Esq., who withdrew the work from sale. 699*CONQUEST of Canada. By the Author of " Hochelaga." 2 vols. 8vo, two portraits, cloth. 8s Qd 1850 700 CONSIDERATIONS which may tend to promote the Settlement of our New West India Colonies, by encouraging individuals to embark in the undertaking. Svo, calf 2s 1764 46 Books relating to America, on Sale by 701 CONS TANT1NE and EUGENE, or an Evening at Mount Vernon, a Political Dialogue {qu. — if by Dr. Forster). 12rao sewed. 3s Brussels, 1818 702 COSNT1TUTIONS of the several Independent States of America, edited by Rev. W. 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Penn, with Penn's Letters to the Indians, plate — The Acadian Exiles, or French Neutrals in Pennsylvania, by W. B. Reed, and the Case of Major Andre, by Charles J. Biddle. Royal 8vo, cloth. 12s 6d Philadelphia, 1858 706 CONTROVERSY between Great Britain and her Colonies Reviewed. 8vo {wormed). 2s — A good copy, halflialf. 3s 6d 1769 707 COOK (Capt. James) Second Voyage towards the South Pole and round the World, in 1772-75. 2 vols. 4to, maps and many plates, calf neat. 16s— Fine copy, calf gilt. J61. Is 1777 708 COOK'S Second Voyage. A set of the 64 Plates and Maps to Cook's " Second Foyage," in an unfolded state and fine impressions, in a folio volume, half bound. 1 8s 709 COOK.— Wales (W.) Remarks on Mr. Forster's Account of Capt. Cook's last Voyage round the World, 1772 to 1775. 8vo, half calf. 4s Qd 1778 710 COOK and KING'S (Capts.) [Third] Voyage to the Pacific Ocean for making Discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere, to determine the position and extent of the North West of America, and the prac- ticability of a Northern Passage. 3 vols. 4to, maps {but no atlas of plates) half bound, uncut. 15s 1784 711 COOK'S (Capt.) Third Voyage to the Pacific Ocean. 3 vols, 4to, and folio of maps and plates {some of the latter wanting), boards. 14s 1785 712 COOKE (Capt. J. H.) Narrative of Events in the South of France, and of the Attack on New Orleans in 1814 and 1815. Post 8vo, new half calf gilt. 4s 1835 713 COOKE'S (Capt. Edward) Voyage to the South Sea and round the World, describing the American Coasts from Terra del Fuego to Cali- fornia. 8vo, Vol. L, maps, 8fc> half calf gilt. 4s — whole calf. 6s U 1712 Containing the first account of Alexander Selkirk's residence on the Island of Juan Fernandez. Dampier projected the expedition, and went as pilot in one of the ships. /. R. Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 47 714 COOKE'S Voyage to the South Sea. Complete in 2 vols. 8vo, calf neat. 18s — Another copy, calf binding, not uniform, and the second vol. stained. 12s 1712 715 Another, a remarkable fine copy, in the original calf binding, as fresh as when published. £1. 10s 1712 716 COONEY (Robert) Compendious History of the northern part, of the Province of New Brunswick, and of the District of Gaspe in Lower Canada. 8vo, boards. 4s 6 d 1832 717 COOPER (J. Fennimore) Notions of the Americans, picked up by a Travelling Bachelor. 2 vols. 8vo, neio half calf . 6s 6d 1828 718 COOPER (J. F.) Notions of the Americans. 2 vols. 8vo, title-page inked of vol. 1, with numerous manuscript notes in pencil by a former possessor. 4s 1828 719 COOPER (J. Fenimore) Letter to his Countrymen. 8vo, bds. 2s $d New Fork, 1834 720 COOPER (J. Fenimore) The American Democrat; or, Hints on the Social and Civic Relations of the United States of America. Crown 8vo, cloth. 2s &d Cooperstown, 1838 721 COOPER (James Fenimore) Memorials of (by Eminent Americans). Small 4to, fine portrait and view of Otsego Hall, cloth. 3s 1852 722 COOPER (Miss) Journal of a Naturalist in the United States. 2 vols. post 8vo, cloth. Is 6d 1855 723 COOPER (Tbos., late of Manchester, President of South Carolina College) Some information respecting America. 8vo, map, calf. 3* 1794— Second Edition, calf 3s Sd— boards. 3s 1795 724 COOPER (Thomas) Some information respecting America, 1795 — — Jardine (Dr. L. J.) Letter from Pennsylvania to a Friend in England, containing valuable information with respect to America, 1795 — St. John (J. Hector) Letter from an American Farmer on the British Colonies in North America. Maps, 1782, in 1 vol. 8vo, calf. Is^d 725 COOPER (Rev. W.) History of North America, containing a Review of the Customs and Manners of the Original Inhabitants, the First Settlement of the British Colonies, their Rise and Progress, from the Earliest Period to the time of their becoming United, Free, and Independent States. 12mo, plates, new half calf gilt. 6s &d Lond. E. Newberry, 1789 726 COOPER (William) The Doctrine of Predestination unto Life Explained and Vindicated in Four Sermons, Preached to the Church of Christ in Brattle Street, Boston, New England. 8vo, calf neat. 5s 1765 727 COPPIER (Guill.) Histoire et Voyage des Indes Occidentales et de plusieurs autres regions maritimes et eloignees. 8vo, frontispiece by Be Pas (wanting 4 pages), good clean copy, bds. 10s Qd Lyon, 1645 The author gives an account of Ireland and Great Britain in the latter part of the work. 728 COREAL (Francois) Voyages aux Indes Occidentales, contenant ce qu'il y a vue de plus remarquable pendant son sejour depuis 1666 jusq'en 1697. 3 vols. 12 mo, maps and plates, neat. 6s — boards. 6s. Amst. 1722 729 COREAL. — Another edition, in 2 vols, bound in 1. 12mo, plates, vellum. 6s Qd Paris, 1722 730 CORNELIUS (E., of Salem) The Little Captive, An Authentic Nar- rative, with some interesting Letters written by Indians. 12mo, frontispiece, boards. 2s York, 1821 . 10s Paris, 1671 1016 DWIGHT'S (Dr. Timothy) Travels in New England and New York. 4 vols. 8vo, neat, half calf 14s — boards. 8s 1823 1017 DWIGHT'S (Timothy) Conquest of Canaan, a Poem in Eleven Books. 8vo, boards. 3s— half calf '. 3s 6c? 1788 1018 D WIGHT (Timothy) Greenfield Hill, a Poem in Seven Parts. 8vo, boards. 5s — calf neat. 5s New Fork, 1794 1019 DVVIGHT (Timothy) Discourse on some Events of the last Century, delivered in the Brick Church in New-Haven. 8vo, half morocco. 5s New-Haven, 1801 66 Books relating to America, on Sale by 1020 D WIGHT (Theodore) History of the Hartford Convention, with Review of the Policy of the United States Government, which led to the War of 1812. 8vo, cloth. 4s N. Y. 1833 1021 Another, autograph presentation copy to Marquis Welleslev. Half calf gilt. 6s ^.1833 1022 "T1ASTMAN (Mrs. Mary H.) Chicora and other Regions of the Con- Pj querors and the Conquered. 4to, fine plates, cloth gilt. 8s pub. at £\. 5s Philadelphia, 1854 1023 EASTERN (John, of Mode Island) Contemporary Narrative of the Causes which led to Philips' Indian War of 1675-76, with other Documents prepared from the Originals, with Introduction, kc, by by E. B. Hough. 4to. 12* 1858 1 024 EATON (John Henry) Life of Major General Jackson, and History of the War in the South, from the commencement of the Creek Campaign, to the termination of Hostilities before New Orleans. 8vo. 5s Philadelphia, 1824 1025 EDDIS'S (W., Surveyor of Customs at Annapolis) Letters from America, Historical and Descriptive, 1769-1777. S\o,boards. 4s — half calf, bs— whole calf . 65 1792 1026 EDWARDS (Bryan) History, Civil and Commercial, of the British Colonies in the West Indies. 3 vols. 8vo, many maps and plates, calf. 6* 1807 1027 EDWARDS (Bryan) History, Civil and Commercial of the British West Indies. 5 vols. 8vo, portrait and Atlas of plates, half russia. £1. OS-half calf gilt. £1.4* 1819 1028 EDWARDS (Bryan) Historical Survey of the Erench Colony in the Island of St. Domingo, and Military transactions of the British Army in that Island. 4to, large folding map, boards. 3s — half calf . 3s &d —whole calf. 4s 6d 1797 1029 EDWARDS (Bryan) Historical Survey of the Island of St. Domingo, with Account of the Maroon Negroes in the Island of Jamaica, and a Tour through Barbadoes, St. Vincent. Antigua, Tobago, and Grenada, in 1791 and 1792, by Sir W. 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Noticias Secretas de America sobre el estado naval, militar, y politico de los reynos del Peru y provincias de Quito, costas de Nueva Granada y Chile Gobierno y regimen particu- \f lar de los pueblos de Indios sacada a luz para el Verdadero conoci- miento del gobierno de los Espanoles en la America meridional por David Barry. 2 parts in one vol. 4to. 2 portraits, fine copy, new. half russia, gilt top. £2. 10« — in boards. £1.18* 1826 1676 JUNIENT (Manuel de) Amaty y Beglamento para el gobierno de la aduaua de Lima y metodo delos reales derechos de Almoxarifazgo y Alcabala del reyno del Peru en virtud de reales ordenes de S. M. con adaptacion de los que se formaron para el reyno de Mexico y Provincia de Goatemala. 4to, vellum, scarce, los Lima, 1773 1677 JUARROS (Domingo) Statistical and Commercial History of Guate- mala, containing particulars of its Productions, Manufactures, Cus- toms, &c. Translated by Lieut. J. Baily. 8vo, maps, boards, Gs — new, half calf gilt. 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Another edition. 8vo, calf. 3* Antigua, 1767 1976 MARTINI (Franc) Argo-Nauta Batavus sivi Expeditions Navalis quam alter noster Jason et Heros fortissims Petrus Heinius inclytae soc. Indiae Occidentalis ductu nuper Suscepit et Victoriae in sinu Matanzae divinitus reportatae historia Carmine heroico discripta. 4to, new calf elegant, by Pratt. £1. 5s Campis, 1629 1977 MARTINEAU'S (Miss) Retrospect of Western Travel. 3 vols, post 8vo, boards. 5s 1838 1978 MARTINEAU'S (Miss) Society in America. 3 vols, post 8vo, bdt. 5s 1837 1979 MARTIUS (C. F. P. De) Specimen Materia Medicae Brasiliensis Exhibens Plantas Medicinales. 4to, plates, bds. 5s 1824 1980 MARTYRIS (Petri) De rebus Oceanico et Orbe Novo, decades tres, eusdem praeterea Legationis Babylonica, libri tres. Folio, vellum, good copy, rare. £1 lis Qd Basilic, 1533 1981 MARTYR. Another, very fine copy. Calf extra, from Lord De Rothesay s Library. £2. 2s ib. 1533 1982 MARTYRIS (Petri) De Insulis nuper repertis et illarum gentium Moribus libellus. 4to, fine copy of this rare booh, with Hans Hol- bein's designs round the title-page, vellum. £2. 12s . 1986 MARTYR. Another Edition, 4to, good copy, neat, in half 7'ussia. _ £6. 16s. 6d Lond. 1628 Washington Irving has made great use of this Volume in his Life of Colum- bus. Martyr was acquainted with Columbus while making his application to Ferdinand and Isabella, and was present at his triumphant reception by them in Barcelona, on his return from his first voyage. 19S6*MARTYR. Extraiet ou recueil des Isles Nouvellement trouvees en la grand mer Oceane ou temps du roy d'Espagne Ferdinand et Eli- zabeth sa femme/faict premierement en Latin par Pierre Martyr de Millan et depuis translate en language Francoys. Item trois narra- tions dont la premiere est de Cuba. La seconde qui est de la mer Oceane. La tierce, qui est de la Prinse de Temistitan (Mexico). Small 4to, 12 pages in neat manuscript, otherwise a good copy of this rare booh, half calf . £i. 2s Paris, Simon de Colines, 1532 1987 MASERES (Francis) Collection of Commissions and public instruments relating to the Province in Quebec, since the Conquest of it by the British Arms in 1760. 4to, calf £1. Is 1772 J. R. 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Pictures of Life in Mexico. 2 vols, post 8vo, etchings by the Author, cloth. Is (pub. at £1 Is) 185 L 1992 MASSACHUSETTS.— The Landing at Cape Anne, or the Charter of the First Permanent Colony on the Territory of the Massachusetts Company ; now discovered and first published lrom the original manuscript. By J. W. Thornton. Jtioyal 8vo, fac simile of the Charter, cloth. 4s Boston, 1854 1993 MASSACHUSETTS.— Revised Statutes of the Commonwealih of Massachusetts, passed Nov. 4, 1835, with the Constitutions of the United States and of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Very thick volume, royal 8vo, calf. 5s Boston, 1836 1994 MASSACHUSETTS.— Official Report of the Debates and Proceed- ings in the State Convention, assembled May 4, 1853, to revise and amend the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 3 vols, royal 8vo, law calf. £i. Is Boston, 1853 1995 MASSACHUSETTS.— Charters and General Laws of the Colony and Province of Massachusetts Bay. Royal 8vo, thick vol. calf. 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M. 2s ib. 1684 2002 A New Edition, with Introductory Preface by George Offor. 12 mo, fine portrait, handsomely printed, cloth. 5s 1856 A very singular collection of remarkable Sea Deliverances, Accidents, Re- markable Phenomena, Witchcrafts, Apparitions, &c. &c, connected with the inhabitants of New England, &c. &c. See a long notice of the volume in the New Retrospective Review, No. 1, Nov. 1852. 126 Books relating to America, on Sale by 2003 MATHER'S (Increase) Doctrine of Divine Providence opened and applyed ; also Sunday Sermons ; to which is added Nathaniel Mather's Sermon on the Constant Exercise of Grace. 12mo, green morocco extra, gilt leaves. £2. 2s Boston, 1684 2004 MATHER (Increase) The Mystery of Israel's Salvation Explained and Applyed, or a Discourse concerning the General Conversion of the Israelitish Nation. 8vo, calf. £1. 5s 1669 2005 MATHER (Increase) De Successu Evangelii apud Indos Occidentales et Orientales in Nova Anglia, Epistola a Crescentio Mathero apud Bostonienses, V. D. M. nee. non Collegii Harvardini rectore. Small 8vo, vellum. £1. 4* Ultrajecti, 1699 2006 MATHER'S (Increase) History of King Philip's War; also a His- tory of the same War, by Dr. Cotton Mather, re-published with In- troduction and Notes, by S. G. Drake. 4to, nicely printed, cloth. ISs 6d Boston, 1862 2006*MATHER'S (Increase) Early History of New England, being a rela- tion of Hostile Passages between the Indians and European Voy- agers and first Settlers to the close of the War with the Pequots in 1637, with Introduction and Notes by S. G. Drake. 4to, nicely printed, cloth. 15s ib. 1864 2007 MATHER (Cotton) Alagnalia Christi Americana, or the Ecclesiastical History of New England from the first planting in the year 1620 unto the year 1698. Eolio, map, {part of it admirably supplied in facsimile), calf gilt good copy. £4. 10* 1702 2008 MATHER'S New England. Folio, good copy (no map) very neat. £3. Us&d 1702 2009 MATHER.— An Abridgment of the Life of the Rev. Dr. Cotton Mather, taken from the Account of him by his Son, by D. Jennings. 12mo, neat. 4s— fine copy, new, calf gilt. 9s 1744 2010 MATHER (Cotton) Life of Rev. 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To which are added Dr. Increase Mather's Further Account of the Tryals, and Cases of Conscience concerning Witchcraft-, and Evil Spirits Personating Men. Reprinted from the rare original edi- tions o/1693, with an Introductory Preface. Fcap, 8vo, cl. 6s 1861 2016 MATHER (Nathanael) Discussion of the Lawfulness of a Pastor's acting as an Officer in other Churches besides that which he is spe- cially called to take the Oversight of. 12mo, calf. 7s Gd 3 698 2017 MATHER (Nathanael) Twenty-three Select Sermons, preached at the Merchant's Lecture Hall and in Lime Street. 8vo, old cf. 4s 6d 1701 •^ J. R. Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 127 2018 MATHER (Richd. Teacher of the Church at Dorchester, and W. Tomp- son, Pastor of the Church at Braintree in New England) A Modest and Brotherly Answer to Mr. Charles Herle his Book against the Independency of Churches. Sent from thence (N. 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In 1 vol. 8vo, a rare collection, calf. £l.lls6d 1764-67 2038 MAYHEW'S (Dr. Jonathan, of Boston) Observations on the Charter and Conduct of Society for Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, with Incidental Reflections relative to the Church of England and the State of Religion in North America, 1763 — Dr. Mayhew's Defence of his Observations against an Anonymous Author in New England, 1764 — Answer to Dr. Mayhew's Observations (said to be written by Abp. of Canterbury), 1764 — Dr. Mayhew's Second De- fence, in which the Scheme of Sending Bishops to America is parti- cularly Considered, &c, 1765 — Apthorp's Review of Mayhew's Defence, 1765 — A Further Appeal to the unprejudiced Judgment of Mankind in behalf of the Indians, 1766 — together 6 tracts, forming nearly 600 pages, in 1 vol. 8vo, original half calf, very scarce. £1. 5s 2039 MAYHEW (Bradford Alden) Memoir of the Life and Writings of Rev. Jonathan Mayhew, Pastor of the West Church in Boston. Royal 8vo, portrait, cloth. 5* 1838 2040 MAYHEW (Experience) Letter to a Gentleman on that question, whether Saving Grace be different in species from Common Grace or in degree only. 8vo, half morocco. 65 Qd Boston, N.E. 1747 2041 MAYO (Dr. Robert) Political Sketches of Eight Years in Washing- ton. Part I. pp. 2 L4. 8vo, cloth. 3s Baltimore, 1839 2042 MAZZEI (M.) Recherches Historiques et Politiques but les Etats Unis de l'Amerique Septentiionale, ou Ton traite des etablissemens des Colonies avant et apres la Revolution, &c, par un Citoyen de Virginie. 4 vols. 8vo, half calf . 10s 6d — whole calf. 12s Qd — Do. 4 vols, in 2, calf. 12s Colle, 1738 2043 ME ARES (John) Voyages from China to the North -West Coast of America, and Observations on the probable existence of a North- West Passage. 4to, maps and plates, wilhportait of the Author, neat. 9s— half calf. 8s 1790 2044 MEARES (John) Voyages made in the years 1788 and 1789 from China to the N. W. 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Royal 8vo, half bound. £5. 5* Baltimore, 1811-31 2244 NODAL. — Relacion del Viage que Hizieron los Capitanes Bartoleme Garcia de Nordal Hermanos al descubrimiento. 4to, engraved title with the scarce map, calf. £7. 17* Qd (Col. Stanley's copy sold for 30 Guineas.) Madrid, 1621 2245 NODAL (Los Capitanes) Relacion del Viage al descubrimiento del Estrecho mevo de San Vicente que hoy es Nombrado de Maire y reconocimiento del de Magallanes Cleva Anadido las denotas de la America occidental de unos Puertos a otros que dio a luz Don Manuel de Echavilar. 4to, map, vellum (title wormed). £1. 10* Cadiz, 1766 2246 NOLTE (Vincent) Fifty Years in both Hemispheres, or Reminiscences of the Life of a former Merchant. Post 8vo, cloth. 3* Qd 1854 2247 NORRIS (R.) Memoirs of the Reign of Bossa Ahadee, King of Daho- my, with a Short Account of the African Slave Trade. Map, 1789 — Francklyn's Observations on the Slave Trade in the British Colonies in the West Indies, 1789. 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PASSAGE.— Great Probability of a North-West Passage, deduced from Observations on the Letter of Admiral De Fonte, who sailed from the Callao of Lima on the discovery of a communication between the South Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. 4to, maps, cf. neat. 10s U 1768 2256 NORTHERN COLONIES.— Observations on the importance of the Northern Colonies under proper regulations. 8vo, half morocco. 8* New York, 1750 2257 NORTHMORE (Thomas) Washington, or Liberty Restored, a Poem, in 10 books, with notes. ]2mo, bds. 3s — half calf. 3s Qd 1809 2258 NORTON (John, Ttacher of the Church at Ipswich in New England) The Orthodox Evangelist, wherein many evangelical truths are briefly discussed, cleared, and confirmed. 4to, a little stained, old calf. 6s Qd — good copy, old calf. 9s 1654 2259 NOTICE respecting the boundary between the King's Possessions in North America and the United States, exhibiting the principal Trading Stations of the North-West Company. 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R. Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 153 2407 PHILADELPHIA.— Act of Incorporation and By-Laws of the Aca- demy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. Royal 8vo, boards. 2s Philadelphia, 1836 2408 PHILIPS (John) Authentic Journal of the Expedition under Commo- dore Anson to Madeira, St. Catharine's, St. Julian's, St. Juan Fer- nandez, the taking the rich Spanish Gallion, and Extraordinary Hardships of the Voyage. 8vo, calf. 4s Qd 1744 24C9 PHILLIPS (John) Authentic Journal of the late Expedition under Commodore Anson, with Narrative of the Extraordinary Hardships in this Voyage. 8vo, old calf, scarce. Is Qd Hull, 1745 2410 PHILLIPPO (James M.) Jamaica, its Past and Present State. 8vo, plates, cloth. 3s 1843 2411 PHILO j An Evangeliad, by the Author of Margaret, a Tale of the Real and Ideal. 8vo, cloth. 2s Boston, 1850 2412 PHILOPONO (Fr. Don Honorio) Nova Typis transacta Navigatio Novi Orbis, Indise Occidentalis. Polio, engraved title and fine plates by Kilian, good large and clean copy, boards. £2.28 1621 2413 PHILOPONO. — Another copy. Folio, frontispiece and plates, half calf. £\. 5s 1621 2414 PHILOPONO. — Another copy. Folio, with frontispiece and only one plate, also wanting the last leaf, boards. 10s Qd 1621 2415 PHILOPONO.— Another Edition. Folio, good copy, half russia. £3. Us 6d 1621 This copy has various alterations from the edition of 1621 (although the date is the same) ; it has two extra plates, one of them very large and curious, representing Columbus landing in the New World, dated 1622. 2416 PHIPS (Sir Wm.) Pietas in Patriam. The Life of his Excellency Sir William Phips, late Capt. General and Governour in Chief of the Province of Massachusetts Bay, New England. Written by one intimately acquainted with him. Small 8vo, fine copy, calf extra, gilt leaves, by Bedford, very scarce. £2. 2s 1697 2417 PHIPPS' (Lord Mulgrave) Voyage towards the North Pole. 4to, plates, bds. 4s — neat, 5s — Fine Copy, old calf, gilt back. 6s &d 1774 2418 PICKERING (John) Vocabulary, or Collection of Words and Phrases peculiar to the United States of America, with Essay on the Present State of the English Language in the United States. 8vo, boards. 5s — half calf. 5s Boston, 1816 2419 PIDGEON (W.) Traditions of De-coo -dah, and Antiquarian Researches, comprising Extensive Explorations, Surveys, and Excavations of the Wonderful and Mysterious Earthen Remains of the Mound-Builders in America. 8vo, plates and woodcuts, cloth. Is 1853 2420 PIGAFETTA (Le Chev.) Premier Voyage Autour du Monde pendant les Annees 1519, 20, 21, and 1522, et d'une Notice sur le Chev. Martin Behaim. 8vo, plates, sewed. 6s Paris, 1801 2421 PIGOTT (Charles) Political Dictionary. 12mo,c/. 2s New York, 1796 2422 PIKE (Z. M.) Exploratory Travels through the Western Territories of North America, comprising a Voyage from St. Louis on the Mississippi to the Source of that River, and Journey through the Interior of Louisiana. 4to, map, bds. Is &d—hf cf. 9s 6c? 1811 2423 PILGRIM FATHERS.— A Relation or Journal ol the Beginning and Proceedings of the English Plantations settled at Plimouth, in New England, 1622, reprinted from the original volume with local Illus- trations and Notes. By Dr. Cheever. Post 8vo, cloth. 4s (kl New Fori-, 1848 2424 Another Edition. Small 8vo, cloth. '6s Glasgow, 1819 154 Books relating to America on Sale by 2425 PILGRKIM FATHERS.— Collections concerning the Church or Congregation of Protestant Separatists, formed at Scrooby, in North Nottinghamshire, in the time of James I. The Founders of New Plymouth, the parent Colony of New England. By the Rev. Joseph Hunter, F.S.A., and an Assistant Keeper of her Majesty's Records. Svo, cloth. 8* 1854 This Work contains some very important particulars of these personages, and their connections previously to their leaving England and Holland, which were entirely unknown to former writers, and have only recently been discovered through the indefatigable exertions of the Author. Prefixed to the volume are some beautiful Prefatory Stanzas, by Richaed Monckton Milnes, Esq., M.P. (now Lord Houghton). * # * To the recently issued copies a frontispiece has been added, of " A View of the Archiepiscopal Palace at Scrooby, the residence of William Brewster, the Pilgrim Father," drawn by J. Moore, Jun., from a Sketch by Mrs. Raine. 2426 PIMENTEL (Manoel) Brazil Pilot; or, a Description of the Coast of Brazil, translated from the Portuguese, with Charts of some of its most considerable Ports. 4to, 14 maps, boards, scarce. 15s 1809 2427 PINDARI Opera Gr. et Lat. cura Erasmi Schmidii. Very thick 4to, old calf. Is6d 1616 Eight pages towards the end of the book are devoted to America in 1602. 2428 PINELO (Ant. de Leon) Epitome de la Bibliotheca Oriental y Occi- dental Nautica, y Geografica Annadido, y Cumendado Nuevamente en que se contienen los Escritores de Geographica de todos los Reynos y Senorios del Mundo, y Yiages Diversos, y sus Appeudicis por mano de el Marques de Torre Nueva. 3 vols, folio, vellum, scarce. £2. 5* Madrid, 1737-8 The seeond volume contains the works relating to America, and its greatest value consists in the notices it gives of Spanish manuscripts on the subject, most of which are still existing in Spain. — Rich. 2429 PINKARD'S (Dr. Geo.) Notes on the West Indies, with Observations on Barbadoes, the Coast of Guiana, the Creoles and Slaves of the Western Colonies, and the Indians of South America. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 5*— half calf. 6* 6d 1806 2430 Second Edition. Complete in 2 vols. Svo, half bound. 6s 6d leather backs, uncut. 7s 6d — calf elegant. Ss 6d 1816 2431 PINKERTON (John) General Collection of the Best and most In- teresting Voyages and Travels in various parts of America, many now first Translated. 4 vols. 4to, many plates, half calf gilt, leaves uncut. JB1.145 1819 2432 PINKNEY (William) Some Account of his Life, Writings, and Speeches, by Henry Wheaton. Svo, portrait, half calf . 6s New Fork, 1826 2433 PIRATAS de la America, y luz a la Defensa de las Costas, de Indias Occidentales traducido del Flamengo en Espanol por el Doctor de Buena-Maison. 4to, Spanish calf. 6s Madrid, 1793 2434 PISONIS (Gul.) De India Utriusque et Naturali et Medica libri Quatuordecim [chiefly relative to Brazil and Chili). Folio, engraved title and numerous woodcuts, calf neat. 14* Amst. 1658 2435 Large Paper, boards. 12* 1658 2436 PISTORIUS (Thomas) Korte en Zakelyke- Beschryvinge van de Colonie van Zuriname. 4 to, plates, and manuscript notes in Butch, sewed. 6s Amst. 1763 J. R. Smith , 36, Soho Square, London. 155 2437 PITKIN'S (T.) Political and Civil History of the United States of America, from 1763 to 1797. 2 vols. 8vo, neat. fis New Haven, 1828 2438 PITMAN (R. B.) Succinct View and Analysis of Authentic Informa- tion on the Practicability of Joining the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans \f by a Ship Canal across the Isthmus of America. 8vo, map, boards. 4* fid— new, half calf gilt. fis 6c? 1825 2439 PITTMAN'S (Capt. P.) Present State of the European Settlements on the Mississippi, with Geographical Description of that River. 4to, maps and plates, new half calf . 18s 1770 2440 Another, uncut. 16s — Another, half bound, cut close. 14s 1770 2441 PITOU (L. A.) Voyage a Cayenne dans les deux Ameriques et chez les Antropophages. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf . 5s Paris, 1805 2442 PITOU (L. A.) Reise nach Cayenne in Nord und Sud Amerika und zu den Menschen fressen nebst deszen leben von ihm selbst besch- rieben nach dem Franzosischen. 8vo, % plates, half russia. 3s Leipzig, 1838 2443 PIZARRO y Orellana, Varones Illustres del Nuevo Mundo Descubri- dores, Conguistadores y Pacificadores del Opulento Dilato y Poderoso Imperio de las Indias Occidentales. Folio, new, half calf {stained). £1. 10s Madrid, 1639 2444 PIZARRO. — Discurso en que se Muestra la Obligacion qui su Mages- tad tiene en Justicia, Conciencia y Razon a Cumplir y Mandar Executar la Merced que le rey hiso a Don Francisco Pizarro del titulo de Marques con Veinte Mil Vassallos en la parte doude mas bien le Estieviesse como a Descubridor, Conquistador y Pacificador de los Opulentissimo Reynos del Peru en favor y Gracia de los Successores de su casu y Mayorazgo para qui de tan Grandes hechos no se Obscuresca la Memoria. Folio, boards, a most interesting and important work (from Ternaux's Collection). £1. Is n.d. 2445 PL ACIDE- JUSTIN, Histoire de lisle d'Hayti, ecrite sur les Docu- ments Ofticiels et des Notes Communiquees, par Sir James Baskett. 8vo, map, sewed. 3s fid — half calf. 4s Paris, 1826 2446 PLAN for Establishing and Disciplining a National Militia in Great Britain, Ireland, and in all the British Dominions of America. 8vo, half morocco. 5s 1745 2447 POEMS by a Slave in the Island of Cuba, recently liberated, translated from the Spanish by Dr. R. R. Madden, with the early Life of the Negro Poet written by Himself. 8vo, cloth. 3s 1840 2448 POEMS, Moral and Divine, by an American Gentleman, with some Account of the Author. 4to, poor copy, boards. 3s fid 1756 2449 POEM AS de la Unica Poetisa Americana Musa Dezima Soror Juana Ines de la Cruz. 4to, a few leaves wormed, vellum. 10s fid Valencia, 1709 2450 POEPPIG (Eduard) Reise in Chile, Peru, und auf den Amazonenstrome Wahrend der Jahre 1827-1832. 2 vols. 4to, map {but no Atlas), boards. 10s fid Leipzig, 1835 2451 POETICAL Picture of America, being Observations during a Resi- dence of several Years at Alexandria and Norfolk, in Virginia. By a Lady. 1 2 mo, boards. 3s fid — calf neat. 4s 1809 2452 POINSETT (J. R.) Notes on Mexico, with Sketch of the Revolution, and Translations of Official Reports on the Present State of that Country. 8 vo, map, boards. 4s — half russia. 4s fid — new half calf gilt, fis 1825 2453 8vo, map, half calf \ 4s fid Philadelphia, 1824 y 156 Books relating to America, on Sale by 2454 POLITICAL Essays concerning the Present State of the British Empire, particularly respecting Natural Advantages and Disad- vantages, Constitution, Agriculture, Manufactures, the Colonies, and Commerce. 4to, calf neat. 6* 1772 From pp. 226 to 242 relate to America. 2455 POLYANTHEA, or a Collection of Interesting Fragments. 2 vols. 8vo, illustrated with 37 portraits, calf neat. 15* 1804 2456 Another Copy, (without the extra portraits), 2 vols. 8vo, new half calf gilt. 8*— or 2 vols, in 1, half calf Is 1804 Containing many pieces relating to America, as Dr. Stile3's " History of the three Regicides who were secreted in Massachusets and Connecticut for nearly thirty years ;" " An American Indian's Letter to Queen Anne ;" Dr. Belknap's " Life of Capt. John Smith," with notes, &c. &c. 2457 POMPONII Melae de Orbis Situ, una cum Commentariis Joach. Vadiani. Folio, curious frontispiece, fine clean copy, new half morocco. 12* Basil, 1522 Important for the study of American History. See Humboldt's Cosmos. Vol. II. 2458 PORCACCHI (Thomaso) L'Isle piu famose del Mondo descritte. Folio, maps neatly engraved by Girolamo Porro, several relating to America, vellum. 9* Venetia, 1576 2459 PORCACCHI. — Another, fine copy, in old red morocco, ruled with red lines. 15* ib. 1576 2460 PORCACCHI.— Another Edition, half calf {little stained). Is Qd— Another, fine clean copy in vellum (wants 2 leaves). Is 6rf ib. 1604 It describes Hispaniola, Cuba, and the Island of Santa Croce, or Monde Novo, Jamaica, Porto Rico, and the great city of Temistitum (Mexico) with very neat copper-plate maps. 2461 PORCACCHI (Tomaso) L'Isole Piu famose del Mondo, arretino e Intagliate da Girolamo Porro Padovano con nova aggionta dedicate All' Illmo. et Revmo. Mons. Gio Francesco. Folio, vellum. 10* &d In Padova, 1620 2462 PORRES— Vita del B. Martino de Porres, Terziario Professo dell' Ordine de' Predicatori nella Provincia di S. Giovanni Battista del Peru. Mo, portrait, half bound. 5* Roma, 1837 2463 PORTER (Lt. and Mrs.) Views in the Island of Dominica. 4to, 11 plates. 5* 1849 2464 PORTER'S (Capt. David) Journal of a Cruise to the Pacific Ocean, in the U.S. Frigate Essex, in 1812, 13, and 14. 2 vols, in 1, 8vo, map and plates, calf. 6* Philadelphia, 1815 2465 PORTLOCK and Dixon's Voyage round the World, but more parti- cularly to the North- West Coast of America. 4to, maps and plates, boards. 5* — very neat. 6* 6d — half calf. 5* Qd 1789 2466 PORTLOCK (Capt. N.) Voyage. Another copy, Large Paper, with the plates of Natural History, coloured, boards. 7* 6c? 1789 2467 PORTLOCK and DIXON'S Voyage round the World in 1785-1788, abridged. 8vo, map and plate, calf 2* 1789 2468 POUCHOT. — Memoires sur la derniere Guerre de l'Amerique Sep- tentrionale, entre la France et l'Angleterre, suivis d'Observations dont plusieurs sont Relatives du Theatre, actuel de la Guerre, et de Nouveaux Details sur les Moeurs et les Usages des Sauvages. 3 vols. 12mo, maps, clean as when first printed, and entirely uncut, rare. £2. 2* Yverdon, 1781 J. R. Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 157 2469 POUCHOT. — Another copy, 3 vols. 12mo (wants the general map), seiced. £1. 10s z*5. 1781 This work relates to the War in Canada from 1754 to 1760. The Author was Commandant of the French Forts at Niagara and Levis, in Canada. The Third Volume is devoted to a Topographical Account of what was at that time called Canada. 2470 POUSSIN (Guillaume Tell, French Minister in the U.S.) The United States ; its Power and Progress, translated by Dr. Du Barry. Royal Svo, cloth. 4s Qd 1851 2471 POWELL'S (Thos.) Living Authors of America, first series containing J. F. Cooper, Emerson, Willis, Poe, Longfellow, Prescott, and 7 others. Post 8vo, cloth. 3s New Fork, 1850 2472 POWER (Tyrone) Impressions of America during the years 1833, 1834, and 1835. 2 vols. 8vo, frontispiece, new, half calf gilt. Is Qd — Another, in boards. 4* 6d 1836 2473 POWNALL (T.) Topographical Description of such parts of North America as are contained in the annexed Map of the Middle British Colonies in North America. Folio, large folding map, boards. £1. 4s half calf. £1. 5s 1776 2474 POWNALL (Thomas) Administration of the Colonies. 8vo, third edition, calf. 3s (id 1766 2475 POWNALL (Thos.) Administration of the Colonies, wherein their Rights and Constitution are Discussed and Stated. Fourth edition, 8vo, boards. 4s fid 1768 2476 POYER'S (John) History of Barbadoes, from the first Discovery of the Island, in the year 1605, to the Accession of Lord Seaforth, 1801. 4to, boards. 4s 6d — half calf . 6s &d — whole bound. 7s Qd 1808 2477 POYNTZ'S (Capt. John) Present State of the famous and Fertile Island of Tobago to the Southward of the Island of Barbadoes, to which is added Proposals for Encouragement of all those that are minded to settle there. 4 to, neat, in brown calf, rare. 12s 1695 2478 PRATZ (Le Page du) Histoire de la Louisiane, contenant la Decou- verte de ce Vaste Pays, deux Voyages dans le Nord du Nouveau Mexique. 3 vols. 12mo, maps and plates, French calf gilt. 14s Paris, 1758 2479 PREFONTAINE.— Maison Rustique a l'Usage des Habitans de Cayenne. Svo, plates, half russia. 6s 6d Par. 1763 2480 PRESCOTT'S History of the Conquest of Mexico, with a Preliminary View of the Ancient Mexican Civilization. 3 vols. Svo, library edition, new half calf gilt. 18s 1843 2481 PRESCOTT'S (W. H.) History of the Conquest of Peru, with a Pre- liminary View of the Civilisation of the Inoas. 2 vols. 8vo, best library edition, 2 portraits, cloth. £1. Is (pub. at £1. 12s) 1847 2482 PRESCOTT (Henrietta) Poems, written in Newfoundland, (some des- criptive). 12mo, cloth. 2s 1839 2483 PRESENT State of Great Britain and North America, by Dr. John Mitchell. Svo, neat. 4s 1767 2484 PRESENT State of North America, Part I., no more published. 4to, half calf . 15s Lond., R. and J. Dodsley, 1755 2485 PRESTON'S (T. R.) Three Years' Residence in Canada, from 1837 to 1839. 2 vols, in 1, post Svo,bds. 4s— half calf gilt. 6s 1840 2486 PREVOST (Lt. Gen. Sir Geo.) Some Account of his Public Life, particularly his Services in the Canadas. 8vo, calf, very neat, with marbled leaves. 6s — boards. 5s 1823 158 Books relating to America, on Sale by 2487 PRICE'S (Dr. Rich.) Additional Observations on Civil Liberty and the War with America. 8vo, half calf. 2s 1777 2488 PRIEST (Josiah) American Antiquities and Discoveries in the West, being an Exhibition of the Evidence that an Ancient Population of partially Civilised Nations, differing entirely from those of the present Indians, peopled America many Centuries before its Discovery by Columbus, and Enquiries into their Origin, and Description of many of their Stupendous W T orks now in Ruins. 8vo, plates, calf. 6* Albany, 1841 2489 PRIEST (Wm., a Musician) Travels in the United States of America, 1793 to 1797. Svo, plate, half calf. 3* 6d 1802 2490 PRIME (Benj. Young, Hunting donia Nov-Eboracensis, Americanus) Dissertatio Medica InauguraHs de Fluxu Muliebro Menstruo. 4to, fine copy, calf gilt. 7* &d Lug. Bat. 1 764 2491 PRINCE (Thomas) Sermon at the South Church in Boston, N. E., on the General Thanksgiving occasioned by taking the City of Louis- bourg by New England Soldiers, assisted by a British Squadron. 8vo, half morocco, uncut. 4s 6c/ 1746 2492 PRINCE (Thos.) Sermon at the South Church in Boston, N. E., on the General Thanksgiving, Thursday, July 18, 1745, occassioned by taking the City of Louisbourg on the Isle of Cape Breton, by New England Soldiers, assisted by a British Squadron, 1746 — Sermon at the South Church in Boston, New England, Aug 14, 1746, the day of the General Thanksgiving for the Glorious and Happy Victory uear Culloden, 1747 — Sermon at the South Church in Boston, Aug. 24, 1749, the day of the General Thanksgiving in the Province of Massa- chusetts for the Extraordinary Reviving Rains after the most Distres- sing Drought which has been known among us in the Memory of any -Living, Boston, printed 1750. In 1 vol. 8vo, calf, gilt leaves, with autograph of the Rev. John Prince, of Sion College. 1 5s 2493 PRINCE (Thos., Minister of the South Church in Boston) Six Sermons published from his MSS., with Life by John Erskine, D.D. 8vo, boards. 4s 6d Edinb. 1785 2494 PRINCE (Thomas) Chronological History of New England, in the, form of Annals. Vol. I., all printed, 8vo, calf neat. 10* 6d Boston, N. E., 1736 2495 PRINCE (Thomas) Chronological History of New England, in the form of Annals, from its Discovery in 1602 to 1730, third edition, with additions, and with Memoir of the Author, by Sam. G. Drake. Royal 8vo, plates, cloth. 16* Boston, 1852 2496 PRITTS (J.) Mirror of Olden Time Border Life, embracing a History of the Discovery of America of the Land of our Forefathers at Ply- mouth, and their Remarkable Engagements with the Indians, and History of Virginia. Royal Svo, plates, calf. 5* Abingdon, Va. 1849 2497 PROBATIONARY Odes of Jonathan Pindar, Esq., a Cousin of Peter's and Candidate for the post of Poet Laureat to the C. U. S. In two parts, 12mo, boards. 4s 6d Philadelphia, 1796 2498 PROCEEDINGS at the Dedication of the Building for the Public Library of the City of Boston, Jan. 1, 1858. 8vo, plate, cloth. 4s Boston, 1858 2499 PROCEEDINGS of the Assembly of Jamaica, in regard to the Maroon Negroes, with Observations on their Manners and Habits, by B. Edwards. Svo, front, by Abr. Raimbach, the friend of Wilkie, very neat. 4s Gd 1796 J. R % Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. ] 59 2500 PROCLAMATION (A) by Queen Anne, for Settling the Current Rates of Foreign Coins in the Colonies and Plantations in America. Folio, black letter, bound in 8vo, half morocco. 2* 1704 2501 PROCTOR (Robert) Narrative of a Journey across the Cordillera of the Andes. 8vo, boards. 3s — new half calf gilt. 4s 6d 1825 2502 PROTESTANT Episcopal Church in America, various sermons on the Subject, and Journal of Conventions of this Church, by American Divines, from the year 1827 to the year 1847. In 6 thick vols. 8vo, boards. 18* Collected by the Chevalier Bunsen and Chas. W. Huckley, of Columbia College, N. Y. One of the vols, contains the Trial of Bishop Onderdonk. 2503 PROUD (Robert) History of Pennsylvania, from the Original Institu- tion and Settlement of that Province, the First Proprietor and Governor William Penn in 1681. 2 vols. 8vo, portrait and map, clean copy in boards, and uncut. JB1. 15* Philadelphia, 1798 2504 PSALTERIUM AMERICANUM.— The Book of Psalms in a Transla- tion exactly conformed unto the Original, but all in Blank Verse, fitted unto the Tunes used in our Churches {attributed to Cotton Mather). 12mo, fine copy, blue morocco, extra gilt leaves, very rare. £6. 6* Boston, 1718 At the end are the original "proposals for printing by subscription," " price to subscribers 5*. per book, unto others 5*. 6d., and he that procures a subscription for six books shall have a seventh gratis which reduce the price to 4s. 4d." 2505 PSALTERIUM AMERICANUM.— Another copy, without the Pro- posals at the end. 12mo, new calf neat. J65. 5* Boston, 1718 2506 PTOLEMAEI (CI.) Geographia et Commentaria. 4to, neatly engraved maps, several of America, curious as showing the progress of Geography, half calf 6s Venetiis 1564 2507 PTOLEMY.— Tolomeo (Claudio) Geografia tradotta di Greco nell Idioma Yolgare Italiano du Gir. Ruscelli. 4to, imperfect in Italy, but having all the neatly engraved maps belonging to America, vellum. Is bd Venetia, 1599 2508 PUGH'S (Ellis, a Quaker of Pennsylvania) Salutation to the Britains, to call them from the many Things to the One Thing needful for the Saving of their Souls, translated from the British (Welsh) Language by Rowland Ellis, revised by David Lloyd. 12mo, neat, scarce. JB1. 1* Philadelphia, Printed by S. Keimer, 1727 2509 PUGH. — The Second Edition (with an Account of the Author, and % the Testimony of his Memory at the Monthly Meeting at Gwynedd, in the County of Pennsylvania). 12mo, neat. 10* fid London, 1739 2510 PULSZKY'S (Fracis and Theresa) White, Red, and Black Sketches of Society in the United States. 3 vols, post 8vo, cloth. 7* 6d 1853 2511 PULTENET (W.) Thoughts on the Present State of Affairs with America, and the Means of Conciliation. 8vo, half morocco. 3* 1778 2512 PURCHAS his Pilgrimage, or Relations of the World, containing a Theologicall and Geographieall Historie of Asia, Africa, and America, with the Islands Adjacent. Folio, calf neat. 14* — Another, calf. 10* 6d 1613 2513 PURCHAS his Pilgrimage, the third edition much enlarged. Folio, neat, (a leaf wanting in Africa). 15* 1617 The portion relating to America occupies more than two hundred pages. 2514 PURDON (John) Abridgement of the Laws of Pennsylvania from the year 1700 to the 2nd April 1811, with References to Reports of Judicial Decisions in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. 8vo, calf 6* Philadelphia, 1811 160 Books relating to America, on Sale by 2515 PURSH (Fred.) Flora America Septentrionalis, or Systematic Arrange- ment and Description of tbe Plants of North America. 2 vols, in 1, 8vo, coloured plates, half calf. 16s 1816 2516 PUTNAM. — Essay on the Life of the Honourable Major General Israel Putnam, by Col. David Humphreys. 12mo, calf extra, gilt edges, rare. £1. 5s Hartford, 1788 2517 PUTNAM (Geo. Palmer) American Facts ; Notes and Statistics Relative to the Government, Resources, Engagements, Manufactures, Education, Religion, Literature, Manners, and Customs of the United States, of America. 8vo, map and partraits, cloth. 2s — half calf gilt. 3s U > 1845 2518 /QUAKERS.— Ellwood's (Thos.) Answer to Geo. Keith's (the Penn- VvJ sylvanian Quaker) Narrative of his Proceedings at Turner's Hall, 1696 — Pennington (Edvv.) Some Brief Observations on Geo. Keith's Ernest Expostulation, 1696 — Ellwood's Epistles to Friends, briefly Commemorating the Gracious Dealings of the Lord with them, and Warning them of that Spirit of Contention and Division which hath appeared of late in Geo. Keith, and some few others who have made a breach and separation from Friends in America, 1694 — Ellwood's Further Discovery of Geo. Keith, 1694— Ellwood's Truth Defended from the Foul Charges of Geo. Keith, 1695 — Pennington's (John) Apostate Exposed, or Geo. Keith contradicting himself and his Brother Bradford (of Philadelphia), 1695 — Pennington's (J.) The People called Quakers cleared by Geo. Keiih from the False Doctrines charged upon them by G. Keith, 1696 — More Work for Geo. Keith, being Geo. Keith's Vindication of the Quakers with himself against the Forgeries and Abuses of Thos. Hicks and Will. Kiffin, called Anabaptists, (by TF. Penn, not in his collected works), 1696. In 1 vol. 8vo, fine clean copies, calf neat, a very rare collection. £2. 12s U v.y. 2519 QUAKERS. — Collection of Memorials concerning divers deceased Ministers and others of the People called Quakers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and parts adjacent, from nearly the First Settlement thereof to the year 1787. 8vo, calf. 7s 6d 1788 2520 QUAKER (The) Soldier, or the British in Philadelphia, an Historical Novel. 8vo, frontispiece, cloth. 3s Philadelphia, 1858 2521 QUAKERS. — William Penn and the Quakers, either Impostors or Apostates, which they please, proved from their avowed principles and contrary practices, 1696 — The Foxonian Quakers, Dunces, Lyars, and Slanderers, proved out of Geo. 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Is 6d 1838 2737 SCHAPENHAM (Admiral Gheen Huygen) Journal vande Nassausche Vloot ofte Beschryvingh vande Voyagie om dem Gantschen Aerd Kloot Ghedaen met elf Schepen in de Jaren 1623-1624, en een Beschryvinghe vande Regeringe van Peru door Pedro Madriga Gebooren tot Lima. 4to, Black Letter, maps and curious plates of the Natives, calf extra, by Riviere, very scarce. £3. Ss Amst. 1643 Containing also an Account of the Discovery of Australia by Pedro F. de Quir. 2738 SCHERZER'S (Dr. Carl) Travels in the Free States of Central America, Nicaragua, Honduras, and San Salvador. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth. 8« U 1857 2739 SCHMIDT (Ulrici) Beschreibung etlicher Indianischen Landschafften und Insulen (besonders Brasilien) an Tag gebracht durch D. von Bry. 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Pour Cantos. 12mo, half russia. 4s New York, 1817 176 Books relating to America, on Sale by 2756 SEEMAN (Berthold) Narrative of the Voyage of H.M.S. Herald, during the years 1845-5 L, under the Command of Capt. Henry Kellett, being a Circumnavigation of the Globe, and Three Cruises to the Arctic Regions in Search of Sir John Franklin. 2 vols. 8vo, frontispiece and map, cloth. 12s 6(2 1853 2757 SELECTION of Curious, Rare, and Early Voyages, and Histories of Interesting Discoveries, chiefly Published by Hakluyt, or at his sug- gestion, not included in his Celebrated Compilation. 4to, boards. £1.5* 1812 This volume contains (relating to America) Peter Martyr's Decades of the New World, by Hakluyt, Eden, aud Lok — Davis's (the Discoverer of the Straits) World's Hydrographical Description, 1595 — Virginia richly valued, 1609— Discovery of the Bermudas, 1610 — Galvano's Discoveries of the World, 1601. 2758 SELECT Tracts on the Subject of Taxing the British Colonies in America. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf. 12s Lond. 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(A fact? tohich may be new to many). 2811 SKETCHES Accompanying Report of Coast Survey of the United States for 1851. 4 to, 58 sketches (maps), cloth. ' 51. Is —calf. 18s 1708 A very interesting catalogue, which contains the titles of many curious early tracts relating to America — their sizes, number of sheets, and where the authors were born or resident. 3313 WIFE of Leon, and other Poems, by two Sisters of the West. 8vo, boards. 2s New Fork, 1844 3314 WIGGLESWORTH (Michael, Teacher of the Word at Maldon, in New Eugland) Day of Doom : or a Poetical Description of the Great and Last Judgment. 12mo, (stained), half calf . Is Qd Newcastle upon Tyne, 1711 3315 WILKINSON.— Debate in the House of Representatives of the Terri- tory of New Orleans, on a Memorial to Congress respecting the Illegal Conduct of General Wilkinson. 8vo, bds. 5s New Orlans, 1807 3316 WILLARD (Joseph) Address to the Members of the Bar of Worcester, County Massachusetts. 8vo, half calf , presentation copy. 3s 6d Lancaster, 1830 3317 WILLARD (Joseph) Address in Commemoration of the Two-Hun- dredth Anniversary of the Incorporation of Lancaster (Mass.) 8vo, new calf gilt. 7s 6d Boston, 1853 318 WILLARD (S.) Plans and Sections of the Obelisk on Bunker's Hill, with details of Experiments made in Quarrying the Granite. 4to, plates, boards. 6s Boston, 1843 3319 WILLIAMS (Helen Maria) Peru, a Poem in Six Cantos. 4to, calf aut. 4s Qd London, 1784 212 Books relating to America, on Sale by 3320 WILLIAMS (Eel ward) Virgo Triumphans, or Virginia truly valued ; more especially the South part thereof, viz., the Fertile Carolana, and no lesse excellent Isle of Roanoak, of Latitude from 31 to 37 Degr., relating the meanes of raising infinite profits to the Adventurers and Planters. 4to, a beautiful clean copy, as fresh as when printed, green morocco extra, gilt leaves. £15. 15s 1650 3321 WILLIAMS (John) Enquiry into the Truth of the tradition concern- ing the Discovery of America, by Prince Madog ab Owen Gwynedd, about the year 1170 — Farther Observations on the Discovery. 8vo, calf scarce". 18s ' 1791-2 8322 WILLIAMS (Wm. Frith, of Bermuda) Historical and Statistical Account of the Bermudas, from their Discovery to the present time. 8vo, map, cloth. 4s 1848 3323 WILLIAMS (Samuel) Natural and Civil History of Vermont. 8vo, map, neat. 6s Walpole, 1794 3324 WILLIAMS'S (Samuel) Vermont. Second Edition, greatly enlarged. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf . 14s Burlington, 1809 3325 WILLIAMS'S (Itoger) Bloody Tenent of Persecution for cause of Con- science Discussed, and Mr. Cotton's examined and answered, edited byUnderhill. Swo, cloth. Is 6d 1848 An interesting book relating to the religious disputes of the " Pilgrim Fathers," by the honoured Founder of the State of Rhode Island. 3326 WILLIAMS (Cynric E.) Tour through the Island of Jamaica, from the Western to the Eastern end. 8vo, boards. 3s 1827 3327 WILLIAMS (S. W.) Biographical Memoir of theKev. John Williams, first Minister of Deerfield, Massachusetts, and Account of the Indian Wars in that vicinity. 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Doctrine and Principles of the Quakers explained and vindicated in a reply to Hibbard's Address to the Quakers. 12mo, half calf. 2s New York, 1812 3332 WILMORE. — Case of John Wilmore truly and impartially related, or a Looking Glass for all Merchants and Planters concerned in the American Plantations. Folio, vellum, rare. 10s 6c? 1682 3333 WILMOT (John Eardley) Historical View of the Commission for Enquiring into the Losses, Services, and Claims of the American Loyalists at the close of the War in 1783, with compensation granted by Parliament in 1785 and 1788. 8vo, boards. 6s 1815 3334 WILSON'S (Bishop) Essay towards an Instruction for the Indians, (dedicated to the Trustees of the Colony of Georgia). 12mo, half calf. 2s 1740 J, R. Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 213 3335 WILSON (Thomas, Bishop of Sodor and Man) The Knowledge and Practice of Christianity made easy, an Essay towards an Instruction for the Indians. Svo, fine copy, calf. 3s 6d 1743 3336 WILSON (Robert A.) 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Letters of the British Spy. 12mo, calf neat. 3s 6d Richmond, 1805 No American literary production had before so rapid and extensive circu- lation as this had for a few years. 3350 Another Edition. 12mo, boards. 2s London, 1812 3351 WIRT.— Memoirs of the Life of William Wirt, Attorney General of the United States, by John P. Kennedy. 2 vols, post 8vo, portrait, cloth. 6s 6d Philadelphia, 1850 3352 WIRT (W.) Life of Patrick Henry. Svo, portrait, calf. 4s Philadelphia, 1836 3353 WISE (Lieut.) Los Gringos, or an Inside View of Mexico and Cali- / fornia, with Wanderings in Peru, Chili, and Polynesia. Post 8vo, ^ cloth. Zs— half bound. 3s 6d 1849 3354 WITHERSPOON.— Series of Letters on Education, ascribed to John Witherspoon, D.D., with Dr. Cotton's Poem on Education. 24mo, neat. 2s Bristol, 1798 3355 WIX (Archdeacon) Journal of a Newfoundland Missionary, from Feb- ruary to August, 1835. Post 8vo, boards. 3s 1836 214 Books relating to America on Sale by 3356 WOLCOTT (Oliver) An Address to the People of the United States, on the Subject of the Report of a Committee of the House of Repre- sentatives, appointed to examine and report whether Monies drawn from the Treasury have been faithfully "applied to the objects for which they were appropriated, and whether the same have been regularly accounted for. 8vo, half morocco. 5s Hartford, 1802 3357 WOLFE. — Life of General James Wolfe, the Conqueror of Canada, or the Elogium of that renowned Hero, attempted according to the rules of Eloquence, by J*** p ***** *. 4 t o, halfmor. 15s 1760 With a curious caricature etching of a monument inserted. 3358 WOLFE (General) Instructions to Young Officers, also his Orders for a Battalion and an Army, with the Orders and Signals in Embarking and Debarking an Army by flat-bottomed Boats, &c, and a Placart to the Canadians. 8vo, second edition, new calf gilt, very scarce, {not in the British Museum). JBl.ls 1780 It contains the daily general orders and directions of Wolfe during the American Campaign. 3359 WOLFE (General).— Sabine's (Lorenzo) Address before the New Eng- land Historic Genealogical Society of Massachusetts, on the Death of Major General Wolfe, with passages omitted in the delivery, and illustrative Notes and Documents. 8vo. 2s 6d Boston, 1859 3360 WOLLEY (Rev. C.) Two Years' Journal in New York and part of its Territories in America, 1679, edited with Historical Notes, by E. B. O'Callaghan. 8vo, cloth. 4s Qd N. Y. 1860 3361 WOOD'S (W.) New England's Prospect, a True, Lively, and Experi- mentall Description of that part of America commonly called New England, discovering the state of that Countrie, both as it stands to our new-come English Planters, and to the old Native Inhabitants. 4to, with the rare folding woodcut map, netc, morocco extra, gilt leaves, {cut close by the binder). £6. 6s 1635 3362 WOOD (W.) Survey of Trade, with some considerations of our Money and Bullion, with the great advantages of our Colonies and Planta- tions to Great Britain. 8vo, calf. 3s 6d 1718 3363 WOOD (William) A Survey of Trade, in four parts. 8vo, calf neat. 4s 1722 Part III. has 66 pages relating to the Colonies in America. 3364 WOODS (John) Two liars' Residence in the Settlement on the English Prairie, in the Illinois Country, United States, with Habits and Customs of the Back- Woodsmen. 8vo, map, boards. 2s — new half calf. 3s 6d 1822 3365 WOODBURY (Miss Fanny) Memoirs and Writings, who Died at Beverly, North America, 15 Nov. 1814, Aged 23 years, by the Rev. Joseph Emerson. Post 8vo, portrait, boards. 3s 1816 3366 WOODMAN'S (H.) Reports of Criminal Cases Tried in the Municipal Court of the City of Boston (U.S.), before Peter Oxenburgh Thacker, Judge of that Court, edited by H. 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Post 8vo, calf (a leaf torn). 2s Qd Boston, 1812 " I am not insensible that publishing my Views exposes me to attacks from every denomination of ..Christians." — Letter VIII. 3371 WORCESTER (Dr.) The Friend of Peace, by Philo Pacificas. 2 vols. 8vo, calf. 9s Boston, 1821 3372 WORKMAN (Giles, Master of Hie Colledge School in Gloucester) Private Men no Pulpit Men, or a Modest Examination of Lay-Men's Preaching, discovering it to be neither warranted by the Word of God, nor allowed by the Judgment or Practice of the Churches of Christ in New England. 4to, boards. £\. 5s 1646 3373 WORKMAN (James, late Judge of the County of Orleans) Letters to the Inhabitants and Governor Claiborne, relative to the Extraordinary Measures lately pursued in this Territory. 8vo, boards, scarce. 4« Sd New Orleans, 1807 3374 WORLD DISPLAYED, or a Curious Collection of Voyages and Travels selected from the Writers of all Nations. Vols. I. and II. comprising " America." 12mo, plates and maps, calf. 4s Lond. J. Newberry, 1759 3375 WORSLEY'S (Israel) View of the American Indians, showing them to be the Descendants of the Ten Tribes of Israel. Post 8vo, boards. 2s 1828 3376 WORTLEY (Lady E. S.) Travels in the United States, &c, during 1849 and 1850. 3 vols. 8vo, cloth. 5s 1851 3377 WRANGELL (Admiral Von) Narrative of an Expedition to the Polar Sea in 1820 to 1823, edited by Lt.-Col. E. Sabine. \2mo, portrait and map, cloth. 4s 1844 3378 Another Edition, 8vo, new half calf gilt. 5s 1840 3379 Another Edition, 12mo, cloth. 2s 6d New York, 1841 3380 WRIGHT (Prances, afterwards Madame B'Arnsment) Views of Society and Manners in America. 8vo, half calf gilt. 3s — Another, half calf, with autograph of Miss Sedgwick. 3s Qd 1821 3381 Another Edition, 8vo, boards. 3s New York, 1821 3382 WRIGHT (Miss) Voyage aux Etats-Unis d'Amerique, ou Observations sur la Societe les Moeurs les Usages et le Gouvernement de ce Pays, traduit par J. T. 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In 3 parts, folio, curious maps, neat. 14s — Another,?^ vellum, good copy. 16s Boway, 1611 3388 WYTFLIET. Another copy, folio, maps, wanting the last leaf con- taining afeio lines of Index, neat. 9s 1611 216 Books relating to America, on Sale by 3389 "\TOUNG'S (Sir W.) West India Common Place Book. 4to, half X calf. 2s 6d 1807 3390 YOUNG (Sir W.) Some Observations of the Nature, Importance, and Settlement of our New West India Colonies, 1764 — Considerations which may tend to promote the Settlement of our New West India Colonies, by encouraging individuals to Embark in the Undertaking, 1764. 8vo, calf gilt {autograph presentation copy from Sir W. Young). 3* §d 3391 YOUNG (G. R.) Letters to the Rt. Hon E. G. S. Stanley, upon the existing Treaties with France and America, as regards their " Rights of Fishery " upon the Coasts of Nova Scotia, Labrador, and New- foundland. 8vo, map, boards. 4s 1834 3392 YOUNG (Thos.) Narrative of a Residence on the Mosquito Shore, with an Account of Truxillo and adjacent Islands of Bonacca and Roatan, and Vocabulary of the Mosquitian Language. Post 8vo, cloth. 2s U 1847 3393 YOUNG (John) Letters of Agricola on the Principles of Vegetation and Tillage, written for Nova Scotia, and first published in the Acadian Recorder by John Young. Thick 8vo, boards. 6* Halifax, N.S. 1822 3394 YUCATAN.— Case of the Agent to the Settlers on the Coast of Yucatan and the late Settlers on the Mosquito Shore, stating the whole of his Conduct in soliciting Compensation for the Losses sustained, 1793 — Case of his Majesty's Subjects settled on the Coast of Yucatan, 1789 — Case of those on the Mosquito Shore, with Supplement, 1789. In 1 vol. 4to, half bound. £1. lis 6d 3395 HTARATE (Aug. de) Histoire de la Decouverte et de la Conqueste du LA Perou. 2 vols. 12mo, map and plates, calf. 7* 6c? Amst. 1717 3396 ZAVALA (D. Lorenzo de) Viage a los Estados-Unidos del Norte de America. 8vo, sewed. 3* Paris, 1834 3397 ZENGER.— Case and Tryal of John Peter Zenger, of New York, Printer, for Printing and Publishing a Libel against the Government. 8vo, half morocco. 5* 1750 3398 ZENGER.— Brief Narrative of the Case and Trial of John Peter Zenger, Printer of the New York Weekly Journal. 4to, boards. 6s §d (New Fork, n.d.) Pages 32, printed in double columns without title-page. 3399 ZEVALLOS (Pedro Ordonez de) Historia y Viage del Mundo a las cinco partes de la Europa, Africa, Asia, America, y Magalenica con el Itinerario de todo el. 4to, vellum, rare. £2. 12s 6d Madrid, 1691 3400 ZILIA, a Poem in Three Cantos. 8vo, boards. 2s New Fork, 1830 3401 ZIMMERMAN (E. A. W. de) Essai de Comparaison entre la France et les Etats-Unis de l'Amerique Septentrionale, traduit de TAllemand avec des Notes. 2 vols. 8vo, served. 3* Leipzig, 1797 3402 ZORGDRAGUS (C. G.) Groenlandsche Visschery met eene Historische Beschryving der Noordere Gewesten,Groenlandt,Yslandt, Spitzbergen, Nova Zembla, &c. 4to, maps and plates, vellum, hs Amst. 1720 3403 ZORRILLA (J.) Poesias. 3 vols. 8vo, hf. cf 6* Valparaiso, 1843 3404 ZUBLY (John J.) Sermon on American Affairs, preached at the Open- ing of the Provincial Congress of Georgia. 8vo, hf. mor. 5* 1775 3405 ZURLA (D. Placido) Dissertazione intorno ai Viaggi e Scoperte Settentrionali di Nicolo ed Antonio fratelli Zeni. 8vo, folding map, calf gilt. 6s Venezia, 1803 PAMPHLETS, CHRONOLOGICALLY ARRANGED. 1590 to 1700. 3406 NARRATIONES Duas admoduui memora- biles quarum prima continet Diarium expe- ditionis Francisci Draki, Equitis Angli in Indias Occidentales Susceptse emendatius quam an tea editse additis insuper tabulis Geographicis accuratissimus {which are wanting). 4to, fine large copy. £4. 4s Norimberga, 1590 An edition unnoticed by American bibliographers. 3407 GYFFARD (George, Minister of God's Word in Maldon) A Plain Declaration that our Brownists be full Donatists by Comparing them together from Point to Point out of the Writ- ings of Augustine, also a Replie to Master Greenwood touching Real Prayer. 4to, fclacft Utter. 15s 1590 Connected with the Brownists — the profession of the early Colonists. 3408 DAVIS (John, Discoverer of the Straits so named) Worldes Hydrographical Description, whereby it appears that from England there is a Short and Speedie Passage into the South Seas by Northerly Navigation. 4to (reprint from the Supp. to HaHuyt, 1812). 3s 1595 3409 BREVE Relatione del P. Diego de Torres della Compagnia di Giesu Procuratore della Provincia del Peru circa il frutto che si raccoglie con gli Indiani di quel regno Dove si raccontano anche alcuni particolori notabili successi gli anni prossimi passati al fine s'agguinge Ja lettera annua dell Isole Filippine del 1600. Small 8vo. 15s Venetia, 1604 3410 DE TORRES (Dieghi) de Rebus Peruanis Commentarius, a Joanne Hayo, Dalgattiensi Scoto ex Italo in Latinum conversus. 12mo, a rare edition. 15s Antv., 1604 3411 THE Relation of the Rt. Hon. Lord de la Warre, Lord Gouernour and Captaine Generall of the Colonie Planted in Virginea. 4to, only 50 copies printed in facsimile. 5s 1611, Rep., 1858 3412 DECLARATION of the Demeanour and Carriage of Sir Walter Raleigh, Knt., as well as in his voyage as in, and sithence his return. 4to. 5s 1618 3413 Another, fine large clean copy. 7s 6d 1618 3414 PETITION and Information of Sir Lewis Stucley, Vice Admirall, of Devon, touching his own behaviour in the charge committed unto him for the bringing up of Sir Walter Raleigh, and the scandalous aspersions cast upon him for the same. 1618. 4to (no title, doubtful if one ever printed, as the blank leaf forms part of the first sheet). 7s 6d 3415 AUSZ America das ist ausz der newen Welt Underschlidlicher Schreibung Extract from den Jaren, 1616, 1617, 1618, Ausz Frantzosischer Sprach in die Teutsche Ubergesetzt (relating principally to Mexico, Peru and Paraguay). 4 to. 15a Augsburg, 1620 3416 DE LASCASAS(Bartholonie)DenVermeer- derden Spaensche tierrannije geschiet in West Indien. 4to, curious plates, imperfect. 5s Amsterdam, 1621 3417 NICHOLS (Philip) Sir Francis Drake Re- vived, calling upon this Dull or Effeminate Age to Follow his Noble Steps for Gold and Silver, by this Memorable Relation of the Rare Occur- rences in a Third Voyage into the West Indies, Revised by Sir Francis Drake himself, and enlarged by his notes, and set forth by Sir Francis Drake, Baronet, now Living. 4to, port- rail and arms on title page, rare. £2. 5s 1628 3418 THREE Severall Treatises concerning the Truce at this Present Propounded, translated from the Dutch. 4to. 5s 1630 Relating to the Dutch West India Company, their prizes taken from Spain, the taking of St. Salvador, in Brazil, ransacking Porto Rico and St. Margarita, and hindering of Spain in the transportation of "Blackmoors." 3419 HEYLYN'S Description of America (cufc out from his Little Description of the Great World). 4to. Is 6d 1636 3420 BLAS DE ACOSTA (Fr.) Sermon a las Exequias del Ilustrissimo Senor Don Fr. Gabriel de Zalate de la Orden de Predicadorea Obispo electe de Guamanga. 4to. 15s Impresso en Lima, 1637 3421 JOURNAEL van de Wonderlijcke Reyse gedaen door W. Corn. Schouten van Hoorn in 1615-16-17, Verhaelende hoe dat by bezuyden de Straet Magalanes. 4 to, Illaefc letter, curious woodcuts. £1. Is Amst., M. Qroot, n.d. (about 1643) 3422 SHORT Story of the Rise, Reign, and Ruin of the Antinomians, Familists and Libertines that Infected the Churches of New England, and how they were Confuted by the Assembly of Ministers there, and Magistrates' Proceedings against them. 4to. 7s 6d About 1640 Wants a leaf, and in several places the bottom line has been cut off by the binder. 3423 COTTON (John, Teacher to the Church at Boston) The Church's Resurrection, or the Opening of the 5th and 6th Verses of the 20th Chapter of the Revelation. 4to. 5s 1642 3424 COTTON'S Churche's Resurrection, or the Opening of the 5th and 6th Verses of the 20th Chapter of Revelation. 4to, beautiful clean copy. 7s 6d 1642 3425 CHURCH Government and Church Covenant Discussed in an Answer to the Elders of the Several Churches in New England to 32 Ques- tions Sent over to them by Divers Ministers in England to Declare their Judgments therein. 4to (pp. 84), uncut edges, a little wormed. 15s 1643 3426 ANSWER of the Elders of the Several Churches in New England unto Nine Positions sent over to them to Declare their Judgments therein. 4to. 9s 1643 15 218 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 3427 CHURCH Government.— Church-Covenant Discussed in an Answer of the Elders of the several Churches in New England to 32 Ques- tions Sent over to them by Divers Ministers in England to Declare their Judgments therein. 4to, three parts (wants a leaf). £1. Is 1643 3428 JOANNIS de Laet, Antwerpiani, Notse ad Dissertationem Hugonis Grotii de Origine Gentium Americanarum. 12mo. 3s 6d Amst., 1643 3429 AN APOLOGIE of the Churches in New England for Church Covenant sent over in Answer to Master Bernard, in the Year 1639. 4to (pp. 66), scarce. 15s 1643 3430 LETTER of Many Ministers in Old England Requesting the Judgment of their Rev. Brethren in New England concerning Nine Positions with their Answer, and Reply to the Answer, by S. Ash and W. Rathband. 4to. £1. lis 6d London, 1643 3431 NEW,England's First Fruits, in Respect to the Conversion, etc., of the Indians, and the Progress of Learning in the College at Cam- bridge, in Massacusets Bay. 4to, rare. £3. 3s 1643 3432 ANATOMY of Independency, or a Brief Commentary and Moderate Discourse upon the Apologetical Narration of Mr. Thos. Goodwin and Mr. Philip Nye, &c. 4to. Corner off last leaf. 7s 6d 1644 Connected with the disputes about Church Govern- ment, with allusions to those in New England. 3433 COTTON's (John, Teacher of the Church at Boston) Doctrine of the Church to which is com- mitted the Keys of the Kingdom of Heaven. 4to. 7s 6d 1644 3434 COTTON's (John, of Boston, New England) Doctrine of the Church to which is committed the Keys of the Kingdome of Heaven. 4 to. 7s 6d 1644 3435 BRIEF Narrative of some Church Courses held in Opinion and Practice in the Churches lately erected in New England. Presented to Publike View for the Good of the Church of God, by W. R. 4 to. £3. 13s 6d London, printed for Edward Brewster, 1644 3436 Another, a fine large copy, entirely uncut. £4. 4s 1644 3437 A MODEST and Brotherly Answer to Mr. Charles Herle, his Book against the Indepen- dency of Churches. By Richard Mather, Teacher of the Word at Dorchester, and Wm. Tompson, Pastor of the Church at Braintree, in New England. 4to. £2. 2s 1644 3438 LETTER, Discovering the Cause of God's Continuing Wrath against the Nation, notwith- standing the Present Endeavours of Reforma- tion. By Mr. Nathaniel Rogers, a Godly and Learned Divine, now in New England, to a Worthy Member of the House of Commons. 4to. 10s 6d 1644 3439 CASE of Mainwaring, Hawes, Payne, and others, concerning a Depredation made by the Spanish West India Fleets upon the Ship Eliza- beth, going on a Trading Voyage to Virginia. 4to. 15s 1646 3440 REPLY of Two of the Brethren to A. wherein you have his Considerations, Annota- tions, &c, upon the Apologetical Narration, with some Modest and Innocent Touches on the Letter from Zeland, and Mr. Parker's, from New England. 4to, rare. £1. Is 1644 An interesting Tract, of 112 pages, on the Controversj about the Settlement of Church Government. 3441 WORKMAN (Giles, Master of the Collcdgc School in Gloucester) Private Men no Pulpit Men, or a Modest Examination of Laymen's preaching, discovering it to be neither warranted by the Word of God, nor allowed by the Judgment or Practise of the Churches of Christ in New Eng- land, in Answer to a Writing published by John Knowles. 4to. 7s 6d 164t 3442 NO YES (James, Teacher of the Church oj Newberry \ in New England) The Temple Mea- sured, or a Brief Survey of the Temple Mys- tical, which is the Instituted Church of Christ. &c. 4to. £1. lis 6d 1647 Published on occasion of the disputes about the settle- ment of the Church Government in New England 3443 THE Simple Cobler, of Aggawamm, in America, Willing to Help Mend his Native Country with all the Honest Stitches he can take. By Theodore de la Guard. 4to. Fourth edition, good copy. £2. 2s 1647 3444 The Third Edition. 4to. £ 1 . 1 1 s 6d 1647 3445 DEFENCE of the Answer made unto the Nine Questions or Positions sent from New England against the Reply thereto by that Rev. Servant of Christ, John Ball, intituled a Tryall of the New Church- way in New England and! in Old. By John Allen, Pastor of Dedham, in New England, and Thos. Shepard, pastor of Cambridge in New England. 4to,edges uncut. £3. 3s 1648 3446 SHEPARD (Thos., Minister at Cambridge, in New England) The Clear Sun-shine of the Gospel breaking forth upon the Indians in New England. 4to. Good clean copy, rare. £2. 5s 1648 3447 HOOKER (Thomaa) Covenant of Grace Opened, being several Sermons preached at Hartford, in New England. 4to. 15s 1649 3448 COTTON (John, Teacher of the Church in Boston) Of the Holinesse of Church Members. 4to. 10s 6d 1650 3449 COPY of a Letter written by Thomas Parker, Pastor of the Church of Newbury, in New England, to his Sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Avery, sometime of Newbury, Berks, touching Sundry Opinions by her Professed and Main- tained. 4to. £1. Is 1650 3450 COTTON (John, Teacher of the Church at Boston in New England) Singing of Pealms a Gospel Ordinance. 8s 6d, 1647— Another Edi- tion, 4to. 7s 6d 1650 3451 WILLIAMS (Edward) Virgo Triumphans, or Virginia Richly and Truly Valued, more es- pecially the South Part thereof. 4to. Imper- fect, ending at page 16. 10s 6d 1650 3452 PINCHION (William, of Spring feild, in New England) The Jewes Synagogue, or a Treatise concerning the Ancient Orders and Manner of Worship used by the Jews in their Synagogue Assemblies. 4to. Fine large copy. 15a 1652 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 219 3453 CLARK (John, Physician of Rode Island, in America) 111 News from New England, or Narrative of New England's Persecution, wherein is declared, that while Old England is becoming New, New England is becoming Old. 4to. Imperfect, ending on p. 72. £1. Is 1652 3454 FIRST, a Bitt and a Knock for Under- Sherift's, Serjeants, Bayliffs, Setters, and such Vermin, Catterpillars, and Varlets or Catch- poles, fallen from twenty to one, secondly, with a Preservative against Fraudulent Executors and Administrators. Written by William Leach, of the Middle Temple, and explained by Edmund Leach, of New England, Merchant. 4to. Edges uncut. £1. 5s 1652 3455 STRENGTH out of Weaknesse, or a Glorious Manifestation of the Further Progress of the Gospel among the Indians in New Eng- land, set forth in sundry Letters from divers Ministers and others to the Corporation esta- blished by Parliament for Promoting the Gospel among the Heathens in New England. 4to. £2. 2s 1652 3456 STRENGTH out of Weaknesse, or a Glorious Manifestation of the Further Progresse of the Gospel among the Indians in New Eng- land. 4to. Stained. 15s 1652 3457 ASPINWALL (William, of New England) A Brief Description of the Fifth Monarchy, or Kingdome, that shortly is to come into the World and a Prognostick of the Time when this Fifth Kingdome shall begin. 4to, rare. £1. Is 1653 3458 ASPINWALL (William, late of New Eng- land) A Premonition of Sundry Sad Calamities yet to Come, grounded upon an Explication of the 24th Chapter of Isaiah. 4to. 15s 1655 3459 A (W.) The Legislative Power is Christ's peculiar Prerogative, proved from the 9th of Isaiah, verses 6—7. Sm. 4to. 12s 1656 By William Aspinwall, who was a, Fifth Monarchy man, who resided some time in New England, where he edited Cotton's Abstract of Laws. 3460 ABSTRACT of Laws and Government, col- lected and digested by that godly, grave and judicious Divine, Mr. John Cotton, of Boston, N.E., in his Lifetime presented to the General Court of the Massachusetts. Now published, after his Death, by W. Aspinwall. 4to. 15s 1656 3461 THE REFORMED Commonwealth of Bees, presented in Several Letters to Saml. Hartlib, Esq., with the Reformed Virginian Silk-Worm, or a Rare and New Discovery for the Feeding of Silk- Worms in the Woods on the Mulberry Tree Leaves in Virginia, also the Good Hopes that the Indians will readily set upon it. 4 to. £2. 2s 1655 3462 HEYLIN (Peter) Cosmographie, the Fourth Book, part 2, containing the Cuorography and Historie of America and all the Principal King- doms, Provinces, Seas and Islands of it, 1656 — An Appendix to the Former work endeavouring a Discovery of the Unknown Parts of the World, especially of Terra Australis Incognita, or the Southern Continent, 1656. Folio. 3s 3463 SCRIPTUM Dom. Protectoris Reipublicse Anglise, Scotina), Hiberniae, &c, ex consensu atque sententia concilii sui editum in quohujus Reipublicas causa contra Hispanos jussu esse Demonstratur. 4to, rare. 7s 6d 1655 3464 SEASONABLE Treatise for this Age occa- sioned by a Letter, written by one Mr. Woolsey, Prisoner in Norwich, to the then Exiled Church at Amsterdam, in which he endeavours to prove it Unlawful to Eat Blood, Things Stran- gled, and Things Offered to Idols, now in the Times of the Gospel. 4to. 7s 6d 1657 Connected with the controversy of the Brownists. 3465 NORTON (John, Teacher of the Church of Christ at Boston, New England) Life and Death of that Deservedly Famous Man of God, Mr. John Cotton, at Boston, New England. 4to, good clean copy, scarce. £2. 2s 1658 3466 DRAKE (Sir Francis) History of, expresfc by Instrumental and Vocal Musick, and by Art of Perspective in Scenes, &c, the First Part represented Daily at the Cockpit in Drury Lane, at 3 Afternoon punctually. Part 1 , all printed, no front. 4to, scarce. 15s 1659 3467 A CALL from Death to Life, written by Marmaduke Stephenson, who with William Ro- binson {Quakers), hath since suffered Death for bearing Witness to the Truth amongst the Pro- fessors of Boston's Jurisdiction in New England, with Copies of Two Letters writ a little while before their Death, also a Letter from a Friend in New England, which gives a brief relation of their Martyrdom, and the Words they Exprest at the Time of their Suffering. 4to, very rare. £2. 2s 1660 3468 ELLIOTT'S (John) A Further Account of the Progress of the Gospel amongst the Indians in New England, being a relation of the Confes- sions made by several Indians in order to their Admission into Church Fellowship. 4to. £2. 2s 1660 3469 AN EPISTLE General to them who are of the Royal Priesthood and Chosen Generation . given forth from the Movings of the Power and Spirit of Truth, and now made Public to be sent Abroad among the Saints scattered in Old and New England, Germany, Holland, Barba- does, and Virginia. 4to. 10s 6d 1660 3470 Another. Imperfect, wanting last leaf. 5s 1660 3471 ROFE (George, a Quaker) Cherubims (a Broadside, written in Barbadoes). Folio. 7s 6d London, 1661 3472 BROOKSOP (Jone) Invitation of Love unto the Seed of God throughout the World, with a Word to the Wise in Heart and a Lamentation for New England. 4to. £1. 5s Bond. 1662 3473 A SONG of Sion, by a Citizen thereof, whose outward habitation is in Virginia, and being sent over to some of his Friends in Eng- land, the same is found fitting to be published for to warn the Seed of Evil Doers (by John Grave), with an additional Postscript from Ano- ther Hand. 4to, in Verse, curious and rare. £2. 2s 1662 220 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 3474 EDIT du Roy pour l'Establissement de la Compagnie des Iudies Occidentalles {la terre ferme de VAmerique autrement appellee France Equinoxialle). 4to. 5s Paris, 1664 3475 ANSWER of the Company of Royal Adven- turers of England trading into Africa to the Petition to the House of Commons, by Sir Paul Pindar, Ferdinando Gorges, and others con- cerned in his Majesties Plantations in America. 4to. £1. 5s 1667 3476 SEVERALL Epistles given forth by Two of the Lord's Faithful Servants (W. Robinson and W. Leddra), whom He sent to New England to bear Witness to His Everlasting Truth, and were there (at Boston) by the Priests, Rulers and Pro- fessors, put to Death for no other Cause but for Keeping the Commandments of God and Testi- mony of Jesus. 4to, rare. £2. 2s 1669 3477 DESCRIPTION of America. (Pages 422 to 493 of " Blomes Britannia") Folio, maps of N. and S. America. 2s 1673 347S FOX (George, the Quaker) Epistle to all Professors in New England, Germany, and other parts of the called Christian World, also to the Jews and Turks throughout the World, that tbey may see who are the True Worshippers of God that he Seeks, and in what he is Worshipped. 4 to. 15s 1673 3479 HEYLYN's (Peter) Chorography and Histo- ry of America (extracted from his " Cosmogra- phy.") Folio. 2s 6d 1673 3480 EIN KURTZEN Discours von der Schiff Fahrt bey dem Nord Pol nach Japan, China und so Weiter ausz dem Englischen in Hochdeutsche ubersezt. 4to, woodcut map. 7s 6d Hamburg, 1676 3481 ACCOUNT of the Province of Carolina in America, together with an Abstract of the Pa- tent and several other Necessary aud Useful Particulars to such as have Thoughts of Trans- porting Themselves thither, by Samuel Wilson. 4to, rare. £2. 2s 1682 3482 CAROLINA, or a Description of the Present State of that Country, and the Natural Excel- lencies thereof. Published by T. A. Gent. 4to. £2. 2s 1682 3483 CASE of John Wilmore Truly and Impar- tially Related, or a Looking-Glass for all Mer- chants and Planters that are concerned in the American Plantations. Folio. 10s 6d 1682 3484 FRAME of the Government of Pennsylvania, in America, &c. Folio, 12 pages, (rather ten- der). £1. Is 1682 3485 TRUE History of the Captivity (among the Indians) aud Restoration of Mrs. Mary Row- landson, a Minister's Wife in New England, with a Sermon preached at Weathersfield by Mr. Joseph Rowland son, husband to the same Mrs. Rowlandson, it being his last Sermon. 4to. £2. 2s Lond., 1682 3486 ABSTRACT of a Letter from Thos. Paskell, of Pennsylvania, to his friend J. J. of Chippen- ham. Folio, single leaf, (perhaps unique). £1. lis 6d 1683 3487 INFORMATION and Direction to such per- sons as are inclined to America, more especially those related to the Province of Pennsylvania. Folio, 4 pages. £1. Is (1683) I date this 1683, as I found it bound up in a volume with the following article. 3488 LETTER from William Penn, Proprietary and Governor of Penusylvania in America, to the Committee of the Free Society of Traders in that Province, residing in London, to which is added an Account of the City of Philadelphia, newly laid out. Folio, pp. 10 (wants the plan of the City). £2. 12s 6d 1683 3489 MATHER (Increase) Discourse concerning Comets, in which their Origin and True Matter are enquired into, and the most remarkable Earthquakes, Famines, and Wars, attending their appearance, from the beginning of the World. 8vo, Boston. 1683, reprinted 1811. 2s 6d 3490 GODWIN (Morgan) Trade preferred before Religion, and Christ made to give place to Mam- mon, a Sermon relating to the Plantations, preached in Westminster Abbey. 4to. 4s 6d 1685 3491 HAYNES (S., Navigation Surveyor of Devon and Cornwall) Abstract of all the Statutes made concerning Aliens Trading in England, from the first year of King Henry the Seventh, and Laws for securing our Plantation Trade to ourselves; with Observations proving the Jews break them all, to the great damage of the Customs and his Majestie's Plantations in America. 4to. An in- teresting Tract. 5s 1685 3492 TREATY of Peace, Good Correspondence, and Neutrality, in America, between James II. King of Englaud and Loui3 XIV. King of France. 4to. 3s 6d 1686 3493 BINGLEY (William) An Epistle of Love and Tender Advice, to Friends and Brethren in America or elsewhere. 4to. 15s 1689 3494 GROANS of the Plantations, or True Ac- count of their Grievous and Extreme Sufferings, by the heavy Impositions upon Sugar, and other hardships, relating more particularly to the Island of Barbadoes. 4to. 7s 6d 1689 3495 A SIXTH COLLECTION of Papers relating to the present Juncture of Affairs in England. 4to. 5s 1689 It contains a Narrative of the Miseries of Xew Eng- land, by reason of an arbitrary Government erected there. 3496 PALMER (John) Impartial Account of the State of New England, or the Late Government there Vindicated in Answer to the Declaration which the Faction set forth when they Over- turned that Government. 4to. £2. 10s 1690 3497 SPENCER (Thomas) True and Faithful Re- lation of the Proceedings of the Forces of King William and Queen Mary in their Expedition against the French in the Caribby Islands in the West Indies, in 1689 and 1690. 4 to. £1. 5s 1691 3498 COVENANT (The) of Grace not Absolute but Conditional, and the Preachers thereof Vindicated from the unjust Aspersions of Arminianism and Popery. 4to. 7s 6d 1692 A curious Tract, in which the Antinoinians of New England are referred to. John Russell Smith, 36, 8 oho Square, London. 221 (3499 A SHORT STORY of the Rise, Reign, and Ruin of the Antiuomians, Familists and Liber- tines that infected the Churches of New Eng- land, how they were confuted there, with God's Strange Remarkable Judgments, and the La- mentable Death of Mrs. Hutchinson. 4to. £1. llsGd 1692 3500 MATHER'S (Cotton) Wonders of the Invi- sible World, being an Account of the- Tryals of Several Witches lately Executed in New Eng- land, and of several remarkable Curiosities therein occurring. 4to, FINE clean copy, uncut. £3. 13s 6d 1693 3501 MATHER (Increase) a Further Account of the Trials of the New England Witches, and cases of Conscience concerning Witchcraft and Evil Spirits personating Men. 4to, good clean copy, very scarce. £4. 14s 6d London, 1693 3502 TRYALS of Peter Boss, Geo. Keith, Thos. Budd, and W. Bradford, Quakers, at Philadel- phia, before a Court of Quakers, giving also an Account of the most Arbitrary Procedure of that Court, December, 1692. 4to. £1. Is 1693 3503 KEITH (George) Further Discovery of Falshood and Persecution in Sam. Jennings and his Party that joined with him in Pensylvania, and some Abettors that Cloak and Defend him here in England, in Answer to his Scandalous Book called The State of the Case. 4to. 15s 1694 3504 CERTAIN Certificates received from Ame- rica on behalf of Samuel Jennings, tending to clear him from Scandals cast on him by George Keith and others, made Publick by John Pen- nington. 12mo, rare. £1. 5s 1695 Contains spmted account of Quaker Quarrels in New England, New Jersey, Philadelphia, etc. , with curi- ous bickerings about nick-names and slang terms, such as " Prick-louse Taylor," " Cut me in Collops," etc. 3505 POYNTZ (Capt. John) Present Prospect of the Famous and Fertile Island of Tobago. 4to (first and last leaf scribbled on). 6s 6d 1695 3506 DRYDEN (John) Indian Emperour, or the ■ Conquest of Mexico by the Spaniards, being the Sequel of the Indian Queen. 4to. 2s 1696 3507 THE People called Quakers Cleared by Geo. Keith from False Docrinea charged upon them by G. Keith, and his self Contradictions laid open in the ensuing Citations out of his Books, by John Pennington. 8vo, scarce. 15s 1696 Connected with Keith's Quarrels with the Friends in America. 3508 BRAY (Thomas) Bibliotheca Parochialis, or a Scheme of such Theological Heads as are more peculiarly requisite to be well Studied by every Pastor of a Parish. 4to. 5s 1697 The latter part relates to the present state of the Protestant Religion in Maryland, and the whole tract generally on promoting Religion in the Planta- tions. 3509 BRAY (Thomas) Apostolic Charity, its Na- ture and Excellence considered in Discourse on Dan. 12. 3, at Ordination of Protestant Mis- sionaries to be 'sent into Plantations, with a General View of English Colonies in America with respect to Religion, &c, with Proposals for Promoting the same, and the Author's Circular Letter to the Clergy there. 4to. 5s Lon. 1699 3510 A TRIP to Jamaica, with a True Character of the People and Island, folio. 5s 1698 3511 DEFENCE of the Scots Settlement at Darien, with an Answer to the Spanish Memori \\ against it, and Arguments to Prove that it is the Interest of England to join with the Scots and Protect it, with a Description of the Country and a Particular Account of the Scots Colony. 4to. £2. 2s [Edinburgh], Printed in the year 1699 This first edition in 4to, presumed to have been printed in " Edinburgh, is unnoticed by all American biblio- graphers, on the title of a copy of the 8vo edition, in my possession, is written in a coeval hand ' By Mr. Fletcher, of Salton.' " 3512 Another edition. 8vo. 7a 6d. — Another, cut close. 5s Edinb., 1699 3513 Another Edition. Printed in smaller \ type. 12mo. 5s lb., 1699 3514 JUST and Modest Vindication of the Scots Design for the having Established a Colony at Darien. 8vo, pp. 214. 15s 1699 3515 SOUTHERNE (Thos.) Oroonoko, a Tragedy (the Scene laid in Surinam). 4to. 2s 6d 1699 1700 3516 BRAY (Thos.) Apostolick Charity ; its Na- ture and Excellence considered in a Discourse upon Daniel xii. 3, preached at St. Paul's, at the Ordination of some Protestant Missionaries to be sent into the Plantations, with a General View of the English Colonies in America, with respect to Religion. 4to. 5s 1700 3517 ACTS of Dr. Bray's Visitation, held at An- nopolis, in Mary Land. Folio. Scarce. 18s. 1700 3518 BRAY (Thomas) Memorial, representing the present state of Religion on the Continent of North America. Folio. 16s. 1700 3519 DEFENCE of the Scot's Abdicating Darien, including an answer to the Defence of the Scot's Settlement there. 8vo. 7s 6d 1700 3520 ENQUIRY into the Causes of the Miscar- riage of the Scot's Colony, at Darien, or an An- swer to a Libel, entituled a Defence of the Scot's Abdicating Darien. (Impt. wants 4 last leaves.) 8vo. 5s. Glasgow, 1700 3521 Another Copy, perfect. 9s 1700 3522 HESKITH (Thos.) Sermon of the Funeral of the Hon. Col. Francis Collingwood and of his Lady, who were both interred in St. John's Church, in the Island of Nevis, in America, May 29th and May 31st, 1699. 4to. 2s 6d 1700 3523 KEITH (George, the Pennsylvania Quaker) Sermon preached at Turner's Hall, giving an account of his joining in Communion with the Church of England. 4to. 2s 6d 1700 3524 KEITH (George) Two Sermons preached at the Parish Church of St. George, Botolph Lane, London, May 12th, 1700. 4to. 5s. 1700 Being his first Preaching after Ordination in the Church of England. 3525 PETITION of William Armstrong and others, relating to the Coinage for the Settle- ment in America. Folio. Broadside. 2s. (About 1700) 222 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 3526 WYETH (Jos., a Quaker) Answer to a Let- ter from Dr. Bray, directed to such as have contributed towards the Propagating Christian Knowledge in the Plantations. 4to. Stained. 7s 6d 1700 1701. 3527 HESKITH (Thomas) Sermon preached for the Reformation of Manners in St. John's, at Nevis, in America. 4to. 3s 1701 3523 FULL Account of the Proceedings in rela- tion to Captain Kidd, written by a person of quality to a Kinsman of the Earl of Bellemont, in Ireland. Folio. (Extracted from the State Tracts.) 3s. 1/01 3529 FULL Account of the Actions of the late famous Capt. Kidd. 4to. 7s 6d Dublin, 1701 Capt. Kidd was employed by the Earl of Bellemont to go against the Pirates which infested the Coast of North America in 16f>6, but turned Pirate himself. He was afterwards taken at Boston, sent to England, and hung with several others. There are many tra- ditional stories of Kidd extant in New England. 1702. 3530 GREAT News from Jamaica in the West Indies, giving an Account of a Bloody Fight between Admiral Bembow and the Spanish Plate-Fleet. Folio. Single Leaf. 2s 6d 1702 3531 HESKITH (Thomas) Farewell Sermon preached in St. John's, at Nevis, in America, 25th May, 1701. 4to. 3s 1702 3532 SERMONS Preached before the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in foreign parts, by the Bishop of Chester, Dean of Canterbury, Bishop of St. David's, Bangor, Oxford, St. Asaph, &c, 1702, 1708, 1709, 1714, 1736, 1737, 1738, 1739, 1741, 1742, 1744, 1748, 1754, 1755, 1759,1764, 1777, 1779, 1780, 1783, 1786, 1787, 1788, 1789, 1790, 1791, 1792, 1793, 1796, 1798, 1810, 1818. 4to. 8vo. Is each The Appendixes to these Sermons show the progress of the Gospel in various parts of America. 1703. 3533 ACCOUNT of the Arraignments and Tryals of Col. Rich. Kirkby, Capt. Constable, & others, at a Court Martial at Port Royal, Jamaica, for cowardice and neglect of duty in a Sea fight near the main land of America, between Admiral Benbow and Admiral Du Casse. Folio. 4s 6d 1703 3534 Another Edition. 4to. 4s 6d 1703 1704. 3535 EURCHETT'S Justification of hia Naval Memoirs, in answer to the reflections of Capt. Lillingston on that part which relates to Cape Francois, and Port de Paix, with some short Observations on our West India Expeditions. 8vo. 3s 6d 1704 3536 PROCLAMATION of Queen Anne for sett- ling the Current Rates of Foreign Coins in the Colonies and Plantations in America. Folio. Broadside, curious. Is 1704 3537 DENNIS'S (John) Liberty Asserted, a Tra- gedy, (the Characters Canadian, and the Scene in Canada). 4to, fine clean copy. 7s 6d 1704 3538 DENNIS'S (John) Liberty Asserted, a Tra- gedy, (the Scene laid in Canada). 4to. 3s 6d 1704 1705. 3539 JAMAICA Viewed, with all the Ports, Har- bours, and their several Soundings, Towns, and Settlements thereunto belonging, by Captain Hickeringill. 4to, map, fine clean copy. 7s 6d 1706. 3540 KEITH (George) Journal of Travels, from New Hampshire to Caratuck on the Continent, of North America. 4to, fine copy. £1. lis 6d 1706 3541 KORT Verhael van Pieter Carden, gebooren . tot St. Veriaan, in Coruwal, 1578, of z>jn Reys, 4/ mit Francois Drake overyckomen. Small 8vo, maps and plate. 2s Leyden, 1706 3542 SHARP (John) Sermon at Trinity Church in New York, at the Funeral of Rt. Hon. Lady Cornbury. 8vo. 23 1706 1707. 3543 ARC HD ALE (John, late Governor) Descrip- tion of that Fertile and Pleasant Province of Carolina. 4to. £2. 123 6d 1707 3544 CASE of the Poor and Distressed Planters and other Inhabitants of Nevis and St. Christo- phers, in America. Folio, single leaf. 2s 1707 1708. 3545 CASE of the Petitioner, Richard Budge, late Commander and Part Owner of the Ship "Hope," and Sole Owner of her Cargo of Log- wood, respecting Condemnation of the said Ship and Cargo at New Jersey. Folio, (3 pages) 2s (1708) 1709. 3546 MATHER (Cotton) Sermon at the Funeral of the Hon. John Winthrop, late Governor of Connecticut in New England, who died at Bos- ton, Nov. 27, 1707. 8vo. 10s 6d 1709 3547 SOME Remarks on a Pamphlet called " Re- flections on the Constitution and Management of the Trade to Africa, how it may best be main- tained for the benefit of this Nation and the Plantations in America. 8vo. 2s 1709 3548 USEFUL Transactions for the Months of May, June, &c, 1709, containing a Voyage to the Island of Cajamai in America (a Satire on Sir Hans Sloane's Voyage to Jamaica, &c.) 8vo, front. 2s 1709 3549 CASE of Thos. Lewie, Elizabeth Jorden, Owen Griffith, Elizabeth Mackay, and Thos. Joy, and others (respecting the non-payment of Money for Service in Newfoundland in Capt. Moody's Company). Folio, single leaf. Is (1709) 1710. 3550 THE Four Kings of Canada, being a suc- cinct Account of the Four Indiau Princes lately arrived from North America, with a particular Description of their Country, &c. 8vo, v:ani- lag title. 2s 1710 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London, 223 1 3551 PRESENT State of the Tobacco Plantations in America. Folio, single leaf. Is about (1710) 1711. 3552 TRUE Account of the Design and Advan- tages of the South Sea Trade. 8vo. 2s 1711 3553 LETTER to a Member of Parliament on the Settling a Trade to the South Sea of America. 8vo. Is 1711 1712. 3554 ALLEN (Robert, who resided some years in the Kingdom of Peru) Essay on the Nature and Methods of carrying on a Trade to the South Sea. 8vo, large paper copy. 3s 1712 3554* Small paper, 8vo. 2s 3555 DEFOE's Essay on the South Sea Trade, with enquiry into the grounds of the present dislike of the Company. 8vo. 2s 6d 1712 3556 LETTER from a West Indian Merchant concerning that part of the French Proposals which relates to North America, particularly Newfoundland. 8vo. 2s 6d 1712 3557 THE Case of William Sharpe, Esq. (relating to the Island of Barbadoes). 8vo, poor copy. 2s 1712 1713. 3558 THOMPSON'S (Thos.) Salutation of Love and Tender Invitation, especially to the Inha- bitants of New England, Road Island, and Long Island to come to Shiloh. 8vo. 7s 6d 1713 1714. 3559 SOME Observations shewing the Danger of losing the Trade of the Sugar Colonies offered to the Consideration of the Parliament, by a Planter. Small 8vo. 2s 1714 1715. 3560 BILTON'S (Capt.) Journal of his Unfortu- nate Voyage from Lisbon to Virginia in 1707. 8 vo, scarce. 15s 1715 3561 THE Case and Proceedings for and against Mr. Jeronimy Clifford, Merchant and Planter of Surinam. Pp. 55. May, 1715 — Another Case of Jeronimy Clifford. Pp. 12, May, 1714, folio. 15s 1716. 3562 CONFESSION of Faith of Mr. W. Cooper, with his Answers previous to his Ordination. Small 8vo, scarce. 7s 6d Boston, 1716 3563 THE Representation and Memorial of the Council of the Island of Jamaica, with a Pre- face by Mr. Wood. 8vo. 2s 1716 1717. 3564 DISCOURSE concerning the Designed Es- tablishment of a New Colony to the South of Carolina, in the most delightful Country of the Universe, by Sir Robert Montgomery, Baronet. 8vo. 15s 1717 3565 SERMON before the Governor and Assembly of Barbadoes, on the Thanksgiving Day, for the Suppression of the late unnatural Rebellion (in Scotland), with Preface, respect- ing the Charges brought against the Author, by the Gov. Robert Lowther, Esq. 8vo. 2s 17 1 1718. 3566 TRYALS of Major Stede Bonnet and other Pirates, viz. :— Tucker, Robinson, Virgin, Lopez, and many others, also the Tryals of Thomas Nichols, Rowland Sharp, J. Clarke, and Thos. Gerrat, for Piracy, at the Admiralty Sessions, at Charles Town, South Carolina, October and November, 1718, with an Account of the Cap- ture of Major Bonnet. Folio. 7s 6d 1718 1719. 3567 A LEGACY for Children, being some of the last Expressions and Dying Sayings of Hannah Hill, Jun., of the City of Philadelphia, in the Province of Pensilvania, in America. 12mo. 10s 6d 1719 3568 FRENCH'S (George) Answer to a Scurrilous Libel, entitled a Letter to Mr. G. French, occasioned by his History of Col. Park's Admin- istration of the Leeward Islands. 8vo, pp. 239. 4s 1719 3569 HISTORICAL Account of the Voyages and Adventures of Sir Walter Raleigh, with his Discoveries and Conquests for the Crown of England, and Attempts for Discovery of the Gold Mines in Guiana, and an Account how that rich country might now be planted. 8vo. 5s 1719 1720. 3570 COLMAN (Rev. Benj.) Sermon at Boston, on the Funeral of Hon. Joseph Dudley, Gov. of Massachusets, and New Hampshire. 8vo. 10s 6cl Boston, 1720 3571 FULL and Impartial Account of the Com- pany of Mississippi, otherwise called the French East India Company, projected and settled by Mr. Law, in (French and English), with a Des- cription of the Country and a Relation of its first Discovery. 8vo. 5s 1720 3572 PROJECTO para Galeones y flotas del Peru y Nueva Espana y para navios de registro y avisos que Navigaren a ambos regnos. Folio. 3s Madrid, 1720 3573 SOME Considerations on the Consequences of the French Settling Colonies on the Missis- sippi with respect to the Trade and Safety of the English Plantations in America, and the West Indies, from a Gentleman of America to his Friend in London. 8vo, map. 5s 1720 3574 THE CHIMERA, or the French way pf Paying National Debts, laid open, being an Im- partial Account of the Proceedings in Franco for Raising a Paper Credit and Settling the Mississippi Stock. 8vo. 2s 6d 1720 3575 THE Considerable Advantages of a South Sea Trade to our English Nation. 8vo. Is About 1720 224 Pamphlets reletting to America, on Sale by 1721. 8576 THE CASE of the Present Possession of the French Lands in the Island of St. Christophers. 8vo. 2s 6d 1721 1722. 3577 VIEW of the Greenland Trade and Whale Fishery, with the National and Private advan- tages thereof. 8vo. Is 6d 1722 1723. 3578 A MOST humble Proposal to the Lords Regents, &c, of Great Britain, for an effectual method to prevent Piracy, and make the Trade of America more secure. 4to. 3s 6d 3579 A SERMON on the truly virtuous and reli- gious Mrs. Jane Steel, Consort of Thos. Steele, Esq., by Benj. Colman, Pastor of a Church in Boston. 8vo. 5s Boston, 1723 1727. 3580 EVIDENT Advantages to Great Britain and its Allies, from the Approaching "War, to which is added two curious plans of the Port and Bay of Havana and Porto Bello. 8vo. 3s 1727 3581 GIBSON (Bishop of London) Two Letters to the Masters and Mistresses of the English Families in the English Plantations abroad, Ex- horting them to Encourage and Promote the Instruction of their Negroes in the Christian Faith, and to the Missionaries there to distribute the Letter and for their Assistance towards Instruction of the Negroes within their Parishes. 4to. 5s 1727 1728. 3582 ANSWER to a Calumny, with some remarks upon an anonymous Pamphlet on the Assiento Trade, as exercised by the South Sea Company, &c, by the Factor to the South Sea Company, at whom the calumny was aimed. 8vo. Is 6d 1728 3583 SOME Observations on the Assiento Trade as exercised by the South Sea Company, proving the damage to accrue to British Commerce and Plantations in America, particularly Jamaica. 8vo. 2s 1729. 3584 OBSERVATIONS on the conduct of Great Britain with regard to the negociations and other transactions abroad {relating to the Spanish Disputes in the West Indies). 8vo. Is 6d 1729 3585 OBSERVATIONS upon the Treaty between the Crowns of Great Britain, France, and Spain, concluded at Seville. 8vo. Is 6d 1729 3586 SOME farther Remarks on a late Pamphlet, entitled Observations on the Conduct of Great Britain, particularly with Relation to the Spanish Depredations, and Letters of Reprisal. 8vo. Is 6d 1729 3587 STATE of the Rise and Progress of our disputes with Spain (respecting the Trade, &c, of S. America, by Lord Polwarth). 8vo. Is 6d 1729 3588 THE CRAFTSMAN Extraordinary, being remarks on a pamphlet, entitled " Observations on the conduct of Great Britain, &c." 8vo. Is 1729 3589 TRADE and Navigation of Great Britain considered, by Joshua Gee. 8vo. 2s 1729 — Second edition. 2s 1730 A great part of it relates to the Trade of the Planta- tions in America. — Rich. 3590 TREATY of Peace, union, friendship, and mutual defence between the Crowns of Great Britain, France, and Spain. 8vo. Is 1729 3591 TRUE Account of the Aloe Americana, or Africana, upwards of 20 feet high, now in blos- soms in Mr. Cowell's garden, at Hoxton. 8vo. 2s 1729 3592 TWO Letters of the Bishop of London to the Masters and Mistresses of Families in the English Plantations abroad, exhorting them to encourage and promote the instruction of their Negroes in the Christian faith, and directing the Missionaries to give their assistance towards instruction of the Negroes in their several parishes. 8vo. 3s 1729 1730. 3593 A LETTER to a Member of Parliament, setting forth the value of the St. Christophers Land. 8vo. 2s 1730 3594 PRESENT state of La Plata, or Paraguay, the Amazons, Spanish Islands, Brazil, Virginia, Maryland, New England, New Britain, New York, New Jersey, Pensylvania, Carolina, British America Islands, French America. 4to, 10 maps (from Moll's "Atlas Geographicus"). 3s 6d 1730 3595 PRINCE (Thomas) Sermon at Cambridge, before the great and general assembly of the Province of the Massachusetts. 8vo. 5s Boston, 1730 3596 SOME Objections against the Treaty of Seville, considered in a Letter to a noble Peer. 8vo. 1730 3597 OBSERVATIONS on the Treaty of Seville examined. 8vo. Is 1730 3598 REVIEW of a Pamphlet entitled " Obser- vations on the Treaty of Seville Examined." 8vo. Is 1730 3599 SHORT View of the state of affairs with relation to Great Britain for four years past, with remarks on the " Observations." 8vo. Is 1730 3600* THE English Cotejo, or the Cruelties, De- predations, and illicit Trade charg'd upon the English, in a Spanish libel lately published, compared with the Murders and Robberies of the Spaniards, by a Sufferer (R. Copithorne). 8vo. 2s (1730) 3601 WALSINGHAM (Francis) The Free Briton Extraordinary, or a short review of British affairs, in answer to a pamphlet intitled " A Short View, with remarks on the Treaty of Seville, &c." 8vo. Is 1730 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 225 S601*TREATY of Seville, and the measures that have been taken for the last four years impar- tially considered. 8vo. Is 1730 1731. 3602 CASES of some English Ships taken by the Spaniards, (in Barbadoes, Jamaica, &c.) 8vo. Is 6d 1731 3603 IMPORTANCE of the Sugar Colonies to Great Britain stated. 8vo. Is 6d 1731 3604 IMPORTANCE of the British Plantations in America to the Kingdom, with the state of their Trade, and methods for improving it, as also a description of the several Colonies. 8vo. 5s 1731 1732. 3605 COLLIN's (Ruth, Quakeress) The Friendly Writer, and Register of Truth, for the Eleventh Month, (stiled by Pagan Rome January) 1732. 8vo, portrait. 2s 1732 Contains tidings of barbarous murders committed in New England, etc. 3606 LETTER from South Carolina, giving an Account of the Soil, Air, Product, Trade, Government, Laws, Religion, People, and the Province, written by a Swiss Gentleman to his Friend at Bern. 8vo, scarce. 7s 6d 1732 3607 MATHER (Sam., Chaplain to his Majesties Castle William) Essay concerning Gratitude. 8vo. 5s Boston, N.E., 1732 3608 NEW and Accurate Account of the Pro- vinces of South Carolina and Georgia. 8vo. 10s 6d 1732 3609 PULLEN (John, Governor of Bermuda) Memoirs of the Maritime Affairs of Gt. Britain, especially in relation to our concerns in the West Indies. 8vo, scarce. 7s 6d 1732 3610 TATE (R.) Practical Treatise upon several Different and Useful Subjects, viz. an Effectual Method to Augment Small Livings, Scheme for the Relief of the South Sea Sufferers in Distress, with Proposals to buy Lands in America, and Rational way for Promulgation of the Gospel in America, &c. 4to. 5s 1732 1733. 3611 CASE of the Planters of Tobacco in Vir- ginia, as represented by themselves, with Vindi- cation of the same. 8vo. 2s 1733 3612 DISCOURSE on Trade, more particularly on Sugar and Tobacco, shewing the true and natural means of their support. 8vo. Is 6d 1733 3613 ANSWER to the Considerations occasioned by the Craftsman upon Excise, so far as it re- lates to the Tobacco Trade. 8vo. Is 1733 36U PROPOSALS offered for the Sugar Planters' Redress, and for reviving the British Sugar Commerce, in a further letter from a Gentleman of Barbadoes to his Friend in London. 4to. 3s 6d 1733 3615 REASON for Establishing the Colony of Georgia, with regard to the Trade of Great Bri- tain, with some Account of the Country. 4to, front, and map. 10s 6d 1733 3616 RE PRESENTATION of the Board of Trade, relating to the Manufactures set up and Trade carried on in the Plantations in America. Folio. 3s 6d 1733 1734. 3617 RUNDLE (T.) Sermon, to recommend the Charity for establishing the New Colony of Georgia. 4to. 2s 6d 1734 3619 WHITE (John, Pastor of the first Church in Gloucester) New England Lamentations, under these three heads, the Decay of the Power of Godliness, the Danger of Arminian Principles, the Declining State of our Church Order, Government, and Discipline, with the methods of our Recovery. 8vo. 10s 6d Boston, 17-34 1735. 3620 A SHORT Account of the first Settlement of the Provinces of Virginia, Maryland, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania by the English, to which is annexed, a map of Mary- land, according to the Bonds mentioned in the Charter, and also of the Adjacent Couatry Anno 1630. 4to, rare. £1. Is Lond., no publisher' 's name, 1735 3621 PATTERN for Governours' Exemplified in the Character of Scroop, late Lord Viscount Howe, the Governor of Barbadoes, is gratefully attempted by several of the most Ingenious Pens of that Island. 4to. 5s 1735 3622 PARTICULARS of the Inquiry into Mr.Ben- jaminWooley's Conduct, and his being stationed by the Court of Directory of the South Sea Company, First Factor at Porto Bello and Pa- nama. 8vo. 3s 6d 1735 3623 TEMPLEMAN (D.) Secret History of the late Directors of the South Sea Company, con- taining a particular Account of their Conduct with regard to the Assiento Treaty, &c. 8vo. 2s 6d 1735 1736. 3624 PASTORAL, Lamenting the Death of Lord Viscount Howe, Governor of Barbados. Folio. 3s Cambridge, 1736 3625 WATTS (George) Sermon Preached before the Trustees for establishing the Colony of Georgia in America. 4to. 2s 6d 1736 3626 YARICO to Inkle, an Epistle, (founded on the Story in Ligon's Hist, of Barbados). Folio. 2s 1736 1737. 3627 REASONS for a War against Spain, in a Letter from a Merchant of London trading to America. 8vo. Is 6d — 1737; Second Edition, Is 6d, 1738 1738. 3628 BENNETT'S (— Agent of the Assiento Com- pany) Two Letters and Calculations on the Sugar Colonies and Trade of the West Indies. 8vo. Is6d 1738 226 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 3629 THE MERCHANTS' Complaint against Spain. I Tbeir Behaviour in the Time of James I. II Letter from a Gentleman in the West Indies, concerning the Pretensions of Spain to Georgia, &c. 8vo {corner off the last leaf.) Is 6d 1738 3630 MISERABLE Case of the British Sugar Planters. By a Well-wisher to the Trade and Navigation of Great Britain. 4to. 4s 6d 1738 3631 TRYALL of John Peter Zenger, of New York, Printer, for a Libel against the Govern- ment. 4to. 3s 6d 1738 3632 REMARKS on the Tryal of Peter Zenger. 4to. 4s 1738 3633 WHITEFIELD (Geo.) Journal of a Voyage from Gibraltar to Georgia. Svo. Is. 1738 3634 WHITEFIELD's Journal of a Voyage from London to Savannah, in Georgia. 8vo. 3s 6d 1738 3635 WHITEFIELD (Rev. Geo.) Farewell Ser- mon on board the Whitaker, near Savannah, Georgia, on Sunday, May 17th, 1738. 8vo. 2s 1738 1739. 3636 ADDRESS to the Electors and other Free Subjects of Great Britain, occasioned by the late Secession, with a particular Account of all our Negotiations with Spain for Ten Years past. Svo. Is 6d 1739 3637 APPEAL to the Unprejudiced on the Dis- contents occasioned by the late Convention with Spain. 8vo. Is 1739 363S BERRIMAN (W.) Sermon preached before the Trustees for Establishing the Colony of Georgia. 4to. 2s 1739 3639 HIS CATHOLIC Majesty's Manifesto, justi- fying his Conduct in relation to the Convention, with hi3 Reasons for not paying the £95,000, French and English. 8vo. Is 6d 1739 3640 EXAMINATION of a Pamphlet entitled, * His Catholic Majesty's Manifesto, &c, with Reasons for not paying the £95,000." 8vo. Is 1739 3541 CONSIDERATIONS upon the Present State of our Affairs at Home and Abroad. By Lord Lyttleton. 8vo. 2s 1739 3642 FARTHER Considerations on the Present State of Affairs at Home and Abroad, with a True State of the South Sea Company's Affairs in 1718 (by Lord Lyttleton). 8vo. 2s 1739 Both of the above pamphlets chiefly relate to the dis- putes with Spain about the Trade to America. 3643 BRITISH Sailor's Discovery, or the Spanish Pretensions Confuted, containing a Short His- tory of the Discoveries and Conquests of Spain in America. Svo. 2s 1739 3644 CONTINUATION of the Rev. M. White- field's Journal from his Arrival at Savannah to his Return to London. 8vo. 2s 6d 1739 3645 CONVENTION between the Crowns of Great Britain and Spain, concluded 14 January, 1739 {regulating the Limits of Florida and Caro- lina) in Sjjanish, French, and English. 4 to. 2s 1739 3646 THE Convention, an excellent New Ballad,; to which is added the King of Spain's Protest and a new Epitaph. Folio. 2s 1739' 3647 THE House of Lords' Protest against the! Convention Treaty. Folio. Is 1739' 3648 THE Convention Vindicated from the Mis- representations of the Enemies of our Peace (re- lating to the Spanish Possessions). 8vo. Is 6d 1739 3649 DESCRIPTION of the Windward Passage, and Gulf of Florida, with the Course of the British Trading Ships to and from the Island of Jamaica, also an Account of the Trade Winds, etc. Small 4to, chart of the Coast of Florida. 5s 1739 3650 THE Grand Question, Whether War or no War with Spain ? impartially considered. 8vo. Is 1739 3651 THE King of Spain's Reasons for not pay- ing the £95,000, stipulated in the Convention signed at the Pardo, 14th January, 1739, ex- amined. 8vo. Is 1739 3652 KING of Spain's Declaration of War against Great Britain, done at Buen Retiro, Spanish and English. 8vo. Is 1739 3653 KING of Spain's Conduct compared with that of his Britannick Majesty's respecting the Reprisals in Jamaica, Carolina, etc., Spanish and English. 8vo. 2s 1739 3654 LETTERS from a Spaniard in London to his Friend at Madrid. 8vo. Is 1739 3655 LETTER to the Rt. Hon. Sir R— W— , &c., upon the present Posture of Affairs, wherein, amongst other things, the Convention will be set in a clear light. 8vo. Is 1739 3656 OBSERVATIONS upon the Manifesto of his Catholick Majesty, with an Answer to his Rea- sons for not paying the £95,000, in Vindication of the honour of Great Britain. 8vo. Is 1739 3657 OBSERVATIONS on the Present Conven- tion with Spain. 8vo. Is 6d 1739 3658 POPULAR Prejudices against the Conven- tion and Treaty with Spain, Examined and An- swered. 8vo. Is 1739 3659 REPLY to a Pamphlet entitled "Popular Prejudices against the Convention and Treaty with Spain." 8vo. Is 1739 3660 REPLY to a Pamphlet entitled " Observa- tions arising from the Declaration of War against Spain, &c." Svo. Is 1739 3661 REVIEW of all that hath passed between the Courts of Great Britain and Spain, relating to our Trade and Navigation, from the year 1721 to the present Convention. Svo. Is 6d 1739 3662 SERIES of Wisdom and Policy, being a full Justification of all our Measures since 1712, and especially of our late most honourable Conven- tion with Spain. 8vo. Is 1739 3663 SPEECH of Viscount Gage, in Parliament, against the Convention with Spain. 4to. Is 1739 3664 STATE of the Rise and Progress of out- Disputes with Spain, and of the Conduct of our Ministers relating thereto. 8vo. Is 6d 1739 John Russell Smithy 36, Soho Square, London. 227 3665 SOUTHERNER (Thos.) Oroonoko, a Tra- gedy (Scene, Surinam). 12mo. la 6d 1739 3666 WHITEFIELD's Continuation of his Journal during the Time he was detained in England by the Embargo— Journal of his Arrival at Savan- nah — Voyage from Gibraltar to Georgia— Jour- nal in England, and Departure to Georgia, with a fai thful Narrative of his Life and Character, 4 piece?. 5s 1739 3667 WHITEFIELD's (Rev. Geo.) Journal from his arrival at Savannah to his return to London. 8vo. Is 1739 1740. 3668 ADDRESS to the Merchants of Great Bri- tain, or a Review of the Conduct of the Admi- nistration with regard to our Trade and Navi- gation, with a Justification of the Convention with Spaiu. 8vo. 2s. N.D. (1740) 3669 ASHLEY'S (John) Memoirs and Considera- tions concerning the Trade and Revenues of the British Colonies in America. 8vo. 2s 1740 3670 BRITAIN'S Mistakes in the Commence- ment and Conduct of the Present War. By a Merchant and Citizen of London. 8vo. Is 6d 1740 3671 CARRANZA'S Geographical Description of the Coasts, Harbours, and Sea Ports of the Spanish West Indies, particularly of Porto Bello, Cartagena, and Island of Cuba. 8vo, maps. 3s 6d 1740 With an Appendix, containing Capt. Parker's own account of the taking of the Town of Porto Bello, in the year 1001. 3672 CONDUCT of the D— ke of Ar— le, for the Four Last Years, reviewed, with his Speech upon the State of the Nation, with regard to the War with Spain, in the West Indies. 8vo. Is 1740 3673 CONTIN U AT I O N of Mr. Whitefield's Journal, from his Embarking, after the Em- bargo, to his Arrival in Georgia. 8vo. 2s 6d 1740 3674 COPIA de la Real Cedula de su Magestad, expedida para que en la Ciudad de San Chris- toval de la Habana se forme una Compania a cuyo Cargo este la Conduccion de Tabacos, Azucar, Corambres, y otros Frutos de la Ida de Cuba, con la Direccion, Reglas, Exempciones, y Obligaciones que se expressan. 12mo. 6s Madrid, 1740 3675 ESSAY on the Management of the Present War with Spain. By an Impartial Hand. 8vo. Is 1740 3676 FRENCH Influence upon English Counsels, demonstrated from au Impartial Examination of our Measures for Twenty Years past (chiefly on the English Designs on Spanish America). 8vo. 2s • 1740 3677 GREAT Britain's Complaints against Spain Impartially Examined (chiefly relating to Ame- rica). 8vo. Is 1740 3678 NOTICIA de la Compania formada en la Provincia de Guipuzcoa, para embiar dos Na- vios cada Ano, con Registro, a la Provincia de Benezuela, y conducir Carga de Cacao y otros Frutos de ella a estos Reynos. 12mo, scarce. 5a AboutViO 3679 LETTER from Rev. Geo. Whitefield to the Religious Societies lately set on foot in several Parts of Englaud and Wales, wrote on board the " Elizabeth," Capt. Stevenson, bound from London to Philadelphia, 8vo. 2s 1740 3680 OPERATIONS of the War for the First Twelve Months Examined and Accounted for. 8vo. Is 6d 1740 3681 POINTIS (Sieur) Authentic Account of the Taking of Carthagena by the French and Buc- caniers, in 1697. 8vo. 3s 6d 1740 3682 Another copy, with large map not be- longing to the vjorlc, inserted. 7s 6d 3682* PRESENT State of the Revenues and Forces, by Sea and Land, of France and Spain, compared with those of Great Britain, with a View of those Countries of the Spanish West Indies, that will probably be the Seat of the Present War. 8vo. Is 6d 1740 3683 SERMON before the Trustees for Establish- ing the Colony of Georgia. By Dr. W. Crowe. 4to. 2s 1740 3684 SEWARD'S (A., Companion of Whitefield) Journal of a Voyage from Savannah to Phila- delphia, and from Philadelphia to England. 8vo, title soiled. 3s 1740 3685 SOME Useful Observations on the Conse- quences of the Present War with Spain. 8vo. Is n.d. (1740) 3685 *T WO Letters to Mr. Wood, on the Coin and Currency of the Leeward Islands, &c. 8vo. 2s 1740 1741. 3686 ACCOUNT shewing the Progress of the Colony of Georgia in America, from its first Establishment. Folio. 15s 1741 3687 COLMAN (Dr.) Sermon preached to a very Crowded Audience at the Opening an Evening Lecture in Brattle Street, Boston. 8vo. 3s 1741 3688 CONDUCT of Adml. Vernon Examined and Vindicated. By an Officer present at the Ex- pedition to Carthagena. 8vo. 3s 1741 3689 COXE'S (Daniel) Description of the English Province of Carolana. 8vo, no map. 5s 1741 3690 GENUINE Speech of the Truly Honble. Adm 1 V n to the Sea Officers, at a Council of War, just before the Attack of C a. 8vo. 2s 1741 3691 IMPARTIAL Enquiry ioto the State and Utility of the Province of Georgia. 8vo. 7s 6d "Avery well written Tract, defending Georgia from the many reports propagated to the disadvantage of that colony. " — Rich. 3692 LIFE of Faith Exemplified and Recom- mended, in a Letter found in the Study of the Rev. Mr. Joseph Belcher, late of Dedham, in New Englaud, since his Decease. 8vo. 4s 1741 3693 PROFIT and Loss of Great Britain in the present War with Spain, July 1739 to July 1741, in a Letter to a Friend. 8vo. Is 6d 1741 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 2'2S 3694 LIST of Copies of Charters from the Com- missioners for Trade and Plantation?, viz., Maryland, Conoecticut, Rhode Island, Pensyl- vania, Massachusetts Bay and Georgia Charters, folio. 7s 6d 1741 3695 SPANISH Cruelty and Injustice a Justifi- able Plea for a Vigorous War with Spain, and a Sure Ground for Hopes of Success. 8vo. Is 6d 1741 3696 WHITEFIELD (George) Account of Money Received and Disbursed for the Orphan-House in Georgia. 8vo, folding 'plate. 4s 6d 1741 1742. 3697 APPLETON (Nathaniel, Pastor of the first Churchin Cambridge) Sermon before Governour Shirley, Council, and House of Representatives of the Province of Massachusetts Bay, in New England. 8vo. 7s 6d Boston, 1742 3698 ARTE o Cartilla del Nuevo Beneficio de la Plata, en todo Generb de Metals Frios y Ca- lientes, hallado por D. L. Philipe de la Tone Barrio y Lima. 4to. 5s Lima, 1738 ; reprinted, Madrid, 1742 Relates to the Mines in Peru. 3699 BARNARD (John, Pastor of a Church in Marblehead) A Zeal for Good Works Excited and Directed at the Publick Thursday Lecture in Boston, 25 March, 1742. 8vo. 3s 1742 3700 CALDWELL (John) Impartial Trial of the Spirit operating in this Part of the World. A Sermon preached at New Londonderry. 8vo. 2s Glasgoio, 1742 A reprint of the Boston edition, with a second anti- Wesley and Whitefield preface. 3701 HIRELING Artifice Detected, or the Profit and Loss of Great Britain in the Present War with Spain set in its True Light, with a List of the British Ships that have been taken. 8vo. Is 6d 1742 3702 IMPARTIAL Account of the late Expe- dition against St. Augustine, under General Oglethorpe, occasioned by the Suppression of the Report by a Committee of the General As- sembly in South Carolina. 8vo, no plan, 5s 1742 3703 LETTER from a Member of the Last Par- liament concerning the Conduct of the War with Spain. 8vo. Is 6d 1742 3704 STATE of the Province of Georgia attested upon Oath in the Court of Savannah, Nov. 10th, 1740. 8vo. 5s 1742 3705 THE Profit and Loss of Great Britain and Spain, from the Commencement of the Present War to this time, Impartially Stated. 8vo. Is 6d 1742 A different pamphlet from Nos. 3693 & 3701. 3706 WHITEFIELD (Geo.) Vindication and Con- firmation of the Remarkable Work of God in New England, being some Remarks on a late Pamphlet, entitled " The State of Religion in New England since the Rev. Geo. Whitefield's Arrival there." 8vo, 2s 1742 1743. 3707 ACCOUNT of the Expedition to Cartha- gena, with Explanatory Notes and Observations. 8vo. 3s 1743 3708 Another copy, with 3 maps inserted. 4s 3709 BRIEF Account of the Causes that have retarded the Progress of the Colony of Georgia attested upon Oath, being a proper contrast to a State of the Province of Georgia attested upon Oath and some Misrepresentations on the same Subject. 8vo. 7s 6 d 1743 3710 BURRINGTON (George) Seasonable Con- siderations on the Expediency of a War with France and Comparison between British and French Dominions {relating partly to the Ame- rican Colonies). 8vo. 3s 1743 3711 BULKELEY and Cummin's Voyage to the South Seas, the loss of the Wager on the Coast of Patagonia, Voyage through the Straits of Magellan, &c. 12mo. 23 Dublin, 1743 3712 FULL Reply to Lieut. Cadogan's Spanish Hireling, &c, and Lieut. Mackay's Letter con- cerning the Action at Moosa wherein the im- partial Account of the Expedition to St. Au- gustine is clearly Vindicated by plain Facts and Evidence, by the Author of the Impartial Account. 8vo. 5s 1743 3713 SHORT Account of the Application to Parliament by the Merchants of London upon the Neglect of their Trade (in the American Seas) with the Substance of the Evidence there- upon, by Mr. Glover. 8vo, 3rd edit. Is, 1743 —5th edit., Is, 1751 3714 TENNENT (Gilbert, Minister of the Gospel, New Jersey) Some Account of the Principles of the Moravians. 8vo. 3s 1743 3715 TRUE and Impartial Account of the Rise and Progress of the South Sea Company, by a Gentleman now resident in Jamaica. 8vo. 2s 1743 3716 TRIAL of Sir Chaloner Ogle, Rear Admiral of the Blue, before the Chief Justices in Jamaica, for Assault on the person of Mr. Trelawney, Governor. 8vo. 2s 6d 1743 3717 A DUEL and no Duel, or the Skirmish of the West Indian Heroes, a Burlesque Account (in Verse) of the Cause, Rise, and Progress of the Quarrel between Sir C — r O — le and Governor T ey, and Assault on his Excellency in his own House in Spanish Town, by an Honest Sailor. 8vo. 5s 1743 1744. 3718 AUTHENTIC Papers relating to the Expe- dition against Carthagena. 8vo. 3s 1744 3719 BRUCE'S (Lewis) Sermons before the Trus- tees of the Colony of Georgia. 4 to. 2s 1744 3720 MOORE (Francis) Voyage to Georgia begun in the year 1735, containing an Account of the Settling the Town Frederica in the Southern Part of the Province,, and description of the Soil, Air, Birds, Beasts, Trees, Rivers, Islands, &c, also description of the Town and County of Savannah. 8vo, very scarce Tract. £1. Is 1744 John Russell Smithy 36, Soho Square, London, 229 3721 CONSIDERATIONS against any New Duty upon Sugar. 8vo. Is 6d 1744 Shewing that a new Imposition will be ruinous to the Sugar Colonies and aggrandize France. 3722 LETTER from Dr. John Lining at Charles Town in South Carolina serving to accompany some Additions to his Statistical Experiments on the Climate. 4to (from Philo. Trans.) Is 6d 1744—5 3723 JOURNAL of the Expedition to la Guira and Porto Cavallos in the West Indies, in a letter from an Officer on board the Burford, to a friend in London. 8vo. 2s 1744 3724 JOURNAL of the Expedition to Cartbagena, with Notes, in Answer to a late Pamphlet, en- titled an " Account of the Expedition to Cartba- gena." 8vo. 2s 6d 1744 3725 ORIGINAL Papers relating to the Expedi- tion to Cartbagena. 8vo. 2s 6d 1744 A different Pamphlet from No. 3724. 3726 ORIGINAL Papers relating to the Expedi- tion of Panama. 8vo, very scarce. 10s 6d 1744 3727 PRESENT State of the Country and Inha- bitants, Europeans and Indians, of Louisiana, on the North Continent of America, by an Officer at New Orleans to his friend at Paris. 8vo. 5s 1744 1745. 3728 COMPENDIO General de las Contribuciones que en particular ocasionan las Mercaderia?, Candales, fratos y efectos que se trafican entre Espana y la America. 4to. 3s Cardiz, 1745 3729 DUMMER(Jer.) Defence of the New Eng- land Charters. 8vo. 3s Boston, 1745 3730 EDWARDS (Jon.) On the Present Revival of Religion in New England, abridged by John Wesley. 12mo. Is 6d 1745 3731 IMPORTANCE of Cape Breton to the Bri- tish Nation humbly represented by Robert Auchmuty, Judge of H.M. Court of Vice Ad- miralty for the Provinces of Massachusetts Bay and New Hampshire in New England. Fob, pp.7. 7s 6d 1745 3732 TESTIMONY of a number of New England Ministers met at Boston 25 Sept. 1745, pro- fessing the Ancient Faith of these Churches. 8vo, scarce. 10s 6d Boston, N.E., 1745 1746. 3733 ACCURATE Journal and Account of the Proceedings of the New England Land Forces during the late Expedition against the French Settlements on Cape Breton to the time of the Surrender of Louisbourg. 8vo. 7s 6d 1746 3734 CONSIDERATIONS relating to a New Duty upon Sugar, second edition, with a Sup- plement. 8vo. Is6d 1746 3735 EDWARDS' (Jonathan) Sermon at the In- stalment of the Rev. Sam. Buel as Pastor of the Church at East Hampton, Long Island. 8vo. 5s Boston, 1746 3736 LETTRE a Madame *** sur l'emeute popu- late excitee en la Ville de Cuenca au Peron le 29 d'Aout 1739, contre les Academiciens des Sciences Envoyes pour la mesure de la Terre et Pieces Justificatives. 8vo, folding plate. 2b 6d 3737 ORIGINAL Letters to an Honest Sailor (by Admiral Vernon after he was dismissed, prin- cipally relating to the Expeditions against the Spanish Possessions in America). 8vo. 2s 6d 1746 3738 A LETTER to an eminent British Sailor, occasioned by his " Specimen of Naked Truth." 8vo. 2s 1746 3739 PRINCE (Thomas) Sermon at the South Church in Boston, N. E. on the General Thanks- giving, July 18, 1745, occasioned by taking the City of Louisbourg on the Isle of Cape Breton, by New England Soldiers assisted by a British Squadron. 8vo. 3s 6d 1746 3740 PUBLICK Spirit illustrated in the Life and Designs of the Rev. Thos. Bray, late Minister of St. Botolph without Aldgate (and Commissary of Maryland). Small 8vo. 3s 1746 3741 RIDLEY'S (Glouc.) Sermon before the Trustees of the Colony of Georgia. 4to. 2s 6d 1746 3742 TWO Letters concerning some farther Ad- vantages and Improvements that may seem necessary to be made on the taking and keeping of Cape Breton. 8vo, curious and scarce Tract of 12 pages. 3s 6d 1746 3743 WHITEFIELD (Rev. G.) Sermon at Phila- delphia, Sunday Aug. 24, 1746, on the Suppres- sion of the Rebellion. 8vo. 2s 1746 1747. 3744 CAMPBELL (Alen) Sequel to Bulkeley and Cummin's Voyage to the South Seas, Wreck of the Wager and Sufferings of the Crew. 8vo. 3s 1747 3745 COND AMINE (De la) Succinct Abridgment of a Voyage made within the Inland Parts of South America. 8vo, (no map) 2s — with map, 3s 6d 1747 3746 CONSIDERATIONS relating to the laying any additional Duty on Sugar from the British Plantations. 8vo. Is 1747 3747 PRINCE (Thomas) Sermon at the South Church in Boston Nov. 27, 1746, the Anniver- sary Thanksgiving in the Province of Massa- chusetts Bay in New England, wherein the most remarkable Salvations of the year past, both in Europe and North America, are considered. 8vo. 5s 1747 3748 PRINCE (Thos.) Thanksgiving Sermon in the South Church, Boston, on the Glorious Vic- tory near Culloden. 8vo. 2s 1747 3749 SHORT Description of the American Colo- nies belonging to the Crown of Great Britain, from Bickham's Art of Penmanship. Folio, the text engraved with vignettes, curious. 5s 1747 3750 TENNENTS (Gilb.) the late Association for Defence Encouraged or the lawfulness of a Defensive War, represented in a Sermon at Philadelphia, Dec. 24, 1747. 8vo. 5s Philadelphia, W. Bradford 3751 TRYALS of Col. Kirkby, Capt. Wade, &c, at a Court Martial, in Jamaica, for Cowardice, Neglect of Duty, with their Behaviour and Execution. 8vo. 2s 1747 230 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 1748. 3752 LETTER from W. Shirley, Esq., Governor of Massachusets Bay, to the Duke of Newcastle, with a Journal of the Siege of Louisbourg. 8vo. 5s 1748 3753 NATIONAL Prejudice opposed to National Interest, candidly considered in the Detention or Yielding up Gibraltar and Cape Breton. Svo. 2s 6d 1743 3754 THE Pr— t— st— of the M— ch— ta of G— B — n against the Pr — , — m— ry A — t— s for a Peace lately signed at A — x la— Ch — pp — le (relating principally to America) 8vo. 2s 1748 3755 REASONS grounded on Facts, Showing that a New Duty on Sugar must fall on the Planter, and probably cause the Desertion of our Sugar Islands. 8vo. Is 1748 3756 STATE of the Trade in the Northern Colonies considered, with an Account of their Produce and a particular Description of Nova Scotia. 8vo. 3s 6d ■ 1748 1749. 3757 ADVANTAGES of the Definite Treaty to the People of Great Britain demonstrated, to which is added a copy of our Treaty of Com- merce with Spain in the year 1715. 8vo. Is 6d 1749 375S BOTH Sides of the Question, or a Candid and Impartial Enquiry into a certain doubtful Character, in a Letter to a General Officer, acquitted by Court Martial. 8vo. 3s n. d. (1749) Relating to the Siege of St. Augustine, Georgia, and S. Carolina. 3759 COPY of a representation of the Board of Trade to the house of Lords, in relation to the Laws made, Manufactures set up, and Trade car- ried on in his Majesty's Plantations in America. Folio. 5s 1749 3760 DEFENCE of Capt Digby Dent, to the Complaint made against him by Rear Admiral Knowles, concerning his behaviour in the Ex- pedition against Saint Jago de Cuba. 8vo. 2a 1749 3761 ENTERTAINMENT for a Winter's Even- ing, beiug a full and true account of a very strange and wonderful sight seen at Boston, 27th Dec, at noon day. 8vo. 5s Boston, G. Rogers, 1749 A Satirical Poem on the Freemasons. Vide Drake's His- tory of Boston, p. C2:>. 3762 REASONS to shew that there is a great probability of a Navigable Passage to the Wes- tern American Ocean through Hudson's Streights and Chesterfield Inlet. 8vo. 5s 1749 3763 SHORT Narrative and Justification of the proceedings of the Committee appointed by the Adventurers to prosecute the discovery of the Passage to the Western Ocean of America, and to opeu and extend the Trade, and settle the Countries beyond Hudson's Bay. Svo. 5s 1749 3764 SHORT State of the Countries and Trade of America, claimed by the Hudson's Bay Com- pany, under pretence of a Charter for ever of Lands without bounds or limits, and an exclu- sive trade to those unbounded Seas and Conn- - tries. Svo, scarce. 7s 6d 1749' ' 1750. 3765 BACON's Four Sermons on the Duty of bringing up Slaves in the Knowledge of God, preached in the Church of St. Peter, Talbot County, Maryland. 12mo. 2s 6d 1750 3766 DESCRIPTION of the English and Irish Territories, in North America, with Account of the Great Fall of Niagara, the Five Indian Nations, and 8vo map of Nova Scotia. 5s Dublin, about 1750 With the Leaf containing " Plan of Fort Frederick at Crown Point. " 3767 EPISTLE of Yarico to Inkle, a Poem (founded on the Barbadoes story). 8vo. Is 6d Glasgow, 1750 3768 GENUINE Account of Nova Scotia, its Situation, its Air, Climate, Soil, and Produce, also Rivers, Bays, Harbours, and Fish with which they abound. 8vo. 3s London, 1750 3769 HUME (Sarah, a Quakeress) Exhortation to the Inhabitants of South Carolina. 8vo. 2s 6d Bristol, 1750 3770 MAYHEW's (Rev. Dr. Jonathan, Pastor of the West Church in Boston, New England) Seven Sermons, preached in the West Meeting House. 8vo. 3s 1775 3771 PRINCE (Thomas) Sermon at the South Church in Boston, August 24th, 1749, being the Day of the General Thanksgiving in the Pro- vince of Massachusetts, for the Extraordinary Reviving Rains. Svo. 2s 1750 3772 ROYAL African, or Memoirs of the Young Prince of Annamaboe, Account of his Country and Family, his Elder Brother's Voyage to France, and his Condition while a Slave in Bar- badoes. Svo. 2s 6d (about 1750) 3773 SHOWER (John) Reflections on the Earth- quake in Europe and America. 8vo. Is 1750 3774 TABAGO, or a Geographical Description, Natural and Civil History, with a full Repre- sentation of the Produce, and other Advantages arising from the Fertility, Excellent Harbours, and Happy Situation of that Famous Island. 8vo. 4s Od About 1750 3775 TREATY (the Assent io) concluded and signed at Madrid, 5 Oct. 1750, between two Ministers Plenipotentiaries of their Britannick and Ca- tholic Majesties. 4to. Is 6d 1750 1751. 3776 BACON (Rev. Thos.) Six Sermons, Preached at the Parish Church of St. Peter, in Talbot County, Maryland, on the Duties of Masters, Mistresses, Slaves, &c. Svo. 4s 6d 1751 3777 BARTRAM (John) Observations on the In- habitants, Climate, Soil, Rivers, Productions, and other Matters, in his Travels from Pennsyl- vania to Onondago, Oswego, and the Lake On- tario, and a curious Account of the Cataracts at Niagara, by Peter Kalm. 8vo. plan. 5s 1751 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 231 3778 DISCOURSE concerning the Currencies of the British Plantations in America, especially with regard to their Paper Money. 8vo. 2s fid 3779 EDWARD (Jonathan) Farewell Sermon, Preached at the first Precinct in Northampton, after the People's Public Rejection of their Minister. 8vo. 5s Boston, 1751 3780 HISTOIRE des Pyramydes de Quito elevens, par les Academiciens envoyes sous PEquateur par ordre du Roi. 4to. plate, scarce. 5s 1751 3781 IMPORTANCE of Settling and Fortifying Nova Scotia, with a particular Account of the Climate, Soil, and Native Inhabitants of the Country, by a Gentleman lately arrived from that Colony. 8vo. 3s 6d 1751 1752. 3782 ANSON.— Supplement to Lord Anson's Voyage round the World, by the Abbe" Coyer. 8vo. 2s 1752 3783 DE L'ISLE, Explication de la Carte de Nouvelles Decouvertes, au Nord de la Mer du Sud. 4to. 2s Paris, 1752 3784 MADDOX's (Bishop) Sermon for the Small- Pox Hospital, with a Postscript giving an Ac- count of the Small-Pox and Inoculation at Bos- ton, in New England. 4to. Is 6d 1752 3785 TRIAL of John Peter Zenger, of New York, Printer, for Libel against the Government. 8vo. 3s 1752 1753. 3786 A GENUINE Letter from Mr. John Brainard, a Missionary to the Indians in America, at Bethel, in East Jersey, giving an account of the success of his labours among the Savages. 8vo. 3s 6d 1753 3787 TRYAL of John Barbot, Attorney-at-Law, for the Murder of Mathew Mills, Esq., at a Court of Oyer and Terminer, at Basseterre, in and for the Island of St. Christopher, Friday, Jan. 5, 1753, before the Hon. Wm. M. Burt, with the Prisoner's narrative. Folio. 5s 1753 3788 VOYAGE to Peru, performed by the Conde of St. Malo, in the years 1745, 6, 7, 8, and 1749 written by the Chaplain. 12mo. 3s 1753 1754. 3789 THE Conduct of the French with regard to Nova Scotia, from its first settlement to the present time. 8vo. 5s 1754 3790 SHORT Account of the Interest and Con- duct of the Jamaica Planters. 8vo (soiled). Is 1754 3791 LETTER from a Russian Sea Officer, con- taining his Remarks upon De L'Isle's Chart, ^,/and Memoir relative to the New Discoveries northward and eastward from Kamtschatka, with some Observations on that Letter, by A. Dobbs, Governor of North Carolina. 8vo. 2s 6d 1754 3792 NORTH American Indians, their Genius, Characters, Customs, and Dispositions towards the French and English nations, to which are added Indian Miscellanies. 8vo, little soiled. 4s (1754) 1755. 3793 LETTER to the People of England on the present situation and conduct of National affairs (relating principally to America). 8vo. 2s 6d 1755 3794 MISCELLANEOUS Essay concerning the courses pursued by Great Britain in the affairs of her Colonies, with some observations on the great importance of our Settlement in America, and the Trade thereof. 8vo. 3s 1755 3795 PRESENT State of North America, &c, part 1 (all published). 4to. 15s 1755 3796 RAZON de lo acaecido en la Cuidad de San Francisco de Quito el dia, 29 de Abril de 1755, hasta el dos de Mayo inclusive. 4to (pp. 4). 3s En Seville, 1755 3797 STATE of the British and French Colonies in North America, with respect to the number of people, forces, forts, Indians, trade and other advantages. 8vo, pp. 190. 7s 6d 1755 1756. 3798 ACCOUNT of the Conference held and Treaties made between Major General Sir Wm. Johnson and the chief Sachems and Warriors of the Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondages, and eleven other Indian Nations in North America, at Fort Johnson, in Albany County. 8vo. 10s 6d 1756 3799 APPEAL to the sense of the People on the present posture of Affairs, wherein the nature of the late Treaties are enquired into, with regard to M — n — ca, A — r— ca, &c, considered. 8vo. 2s 1756 3800 BELLAMY (Jos., Minister at Bethlem) The Law our School Master, preached at Litchfield, before the Association at Litchfield County. 8vo. 5s New Haven, 1756 3801 CONDUCT of the Ministry impartially Ex- amined, in a Letter to the Merchants of London (chiefly relating to America). 8vo. Is 6d 1756 3802 DAVIES (Samuel) Religion and Patriotism the constituents of a good Soldier, preached to Capt. Overton's Independent Company of Vo- lunteers, raised in Hanover County, Virginia, Aug. 17, 1755. 8vo. 2s 6d 1756 3803 Another edition. 12mo. Is 6d 1756 Speaking of martial spirit, lie says, "As a remarkable instance of this, I may point out to the public that heroic youth, Col. Washington, whom I cannot but hope Providence has hitherto preserved in so signal a manner for some important service to his country." p. 12. 3804 A FOURTH Letter to the People of Eng- land on the conduct of M rs in Alliances, Fleets, and Armies since the first differences on the Ohio. 8vo. 5s 1756 3805 REMARKS on the French Memorials, con- cerning the Limits of Acadia. 8vo, 2 maps. 4s 6d 1756 3806 VOICE of the People, a collection of Ad- dresses to the King and Instructions to Members of Parliament, by their constituents, upon the unsuccessful management of the present War, both by Land and Sea, and the establishment I of a National Militia. 8vo. 2s 1756 23: Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale hy 1757. 3807 LETTERS from the Rev. Samuel Davies, &c, shewing the state of Religion in Virginia. 12mo. 3s 1757 3808 PEMBERTON's (James) Apology for the People called Quakers, published by the meet- ing for sufferings of the said People in Phila- delphia. 8vo. 2s {Philadelphia, 1757) 1758. 3809 ACCOUNT of Two Missionary Voyages, the one to New Jersey in America, the other from America, to the Coast of Guinney. By T. Thompson, Vicar of Reculver, in Kent. 8vo. 2s 1758 3810 RELATION Abrege'e concernant la Repub- lique des Jesuites, etablie dans les Pays et Domaines d'outre Mer (in Paraguay, &c.,) et de la Guerre qu'ils y ont excitee. 12mo. 2s 1758 3811 THEATRE of the present War in North America, with candid reflections on the great importance of the War in that Part of the World. By A. Y , Esq. 8vo. 3s 6d 1758 1759. 3812 BOSTWICK (David) Sermon at Philadel- phia, before the Rev. Synod of New York. 8vo. 2s 6d 1758 3813 BULKLEY (Charles) Sermon preached on occasion of the surrender of Quebec to his Majesty's forces. 8vo. 2s 1759 3814 FLORA Jamaicensis submittet Car-Gust Sandmark. 4to. 2s Upsalice, 1659 3815 MASSIE (J.) State of the British Sugar Colony Trade. 4to. 3s 6d 1759 3816 SMITH (W., Provost of the College, Phila- delphia) Discourses on several public occasions, during the "War in America. 8vo. 2s 1759 3817 SOUTHERNE'S (Thos.) Oroonoko, a Tra- gedy {the scene at Surinam) 8vo. Is 1759 3S18 TOWNLEY (James) Thanksgiving Sermon, for signal successes by Sea aud by Land, parti- cularly the defeat of the FrenchArmy in Canada, and taking of Quebec. 4to. 2s 1759 3819 WINTER (Richard) Thanksgiving Sermon for Signal successes over the French, & taking of Quebec. Svo. Is 6d 1759 1760. 3820 ACCOUNT of the Designs of the Associates of the late Dr. Bray, (for the Concession of the Negros acd founding Libraries in the British Plantations) with an abstract of their proceed- ings. Small 8vo. Is 6d 1760 3821 BELSHAM (Jacobus) Canadia, Ode (in Latin) 4to. 5s Impcnsts Autoris, 1760 3822 DAWSON (Rev Eli) Discourse delivered at Quebec in the Chappel belonging to the Con- vent of the Ursulins, occasioned by the success of our Arms in the reduction of that Capital. 4to. Dedicated to the Mother of General Wolfe. 2s 6d 1760 3823 DEFENCE of the Conduct of Barbadoes, during the late Expedition to Martinique and Guadaloupe. 8vo. 3s 1760 3824 THE Interest of Great Britain considered with regard to her Colonies and the acquisi- tions of Canada and Guadaloupe. (By Dr. Benj. Franklin). 8vo. 3b — Another (without title). Is 6d 1760 3825 Second Edition. 8vo. 3s 1760 3826 JACQUIN (N. J.) Enumeratio Systematica Plantarum quas in Insulis Caribacis Vicinaque Americes, continente detexit novas aut jam Cognita emendavit. Svo. 2s 6d 1760 3827 LETTER to an Hon. Brigadier General (Lord Geo. Townsend) Commander in Chief of his Majesty's Forces in Canada, {no title) 8vo. 2s 1760 Written by Junius six years before the publication of his celebrated Letters, and unknown to all the edi- tors.— See Britton on the Author of Junius, 8vo, London, 184S. 3828 A LETTER addressed to two Great Men, on the Prospect of Peace, and on the Terms neces- sary to be insisted upon in the Negociation. 8vo. Is 6d 1760 3829 REMARKS on the Letter addressed to two Great Men, in a Letter to the Author of that Piece. 8vo. Is 6d (1760) 3830 RELACION fielmente Sacada Sobre los Documentos originates de los meritos politicos y Militares hecho en Europa y America, por Don Jos. Joach, de Viana, en el rio de la Plata. 4to. 7s 6d (about 1760) 3831 WOODWARD (Samuel) Sermon preached October 9tb, 1760, on occasion of the reduction of Montreal and the entire Conquest of Canada, by the troops of his Britannic Majesty, under theCommand of General Amherst. 8vo. 7s 6d Boston, N. E., 1760 1761. 3832 DIRECTIONS for Navigating the Gulf and River of St. Lawrence, with Particular Account of the Bays, Rocks, Shoals, &c, by order of Charles Saunders, Vice-Admiral and Com- mander of the Expedition against Quebec, 1759. 4 to. 3s 6d 1761 3833 GIBBONS (Thos.) Two Discourses on the Decease of Rev. Sam. Davies, President of tbe College of Nassau Hall, New Jersey, to which is added some Memoirs of Mr. Davies, and Ex- tracts from his Letters. Svo. 2s 1761 3834 MEMOIRE Historique sur la Negociation de la France et de l'Angleterre, avec les Pieces Justincatives {relating to the cession of Canada and Louisiana), 4to. 2s 6d 1761 3835 MULLER (S.) Voyages from Asia to Ame- lica, for completing the Discoveries of the North-West Coast of America. 4to, maps. 7s 6d 1761 3836 TV. PENN's Letter to his Wife and Children a little before his First Voyage to America (priuted from tbe London Chronicle, Jan. 1, 1761). 8vo, pp. 8. Is (1761) John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 233 1762. 3837 AUTHENTIC Journal of the Siege of the Havana. By an Officer. 8vo, map and plan. 3s 1762 3838 AN Examination of the Commercial Prin- ciples of the late Negociation between Great Britain and France in 1761, in which the System of that Negociation with regard to our Colonies and Commerce is considered. 8vo. 2s 1762 3839 DIALOGUE on the Christian Sacraments, wherein the Nature and Import of an Atten- dance on them are inquired into, from the Scrip- tures. 8vo. 5s Boston, 1762 By Jos. Bellamy, written on the dismissal of the Rev. Jonathan Edwards from his Pastoral Office, at Northampton. 3840 LETTER to the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Common Council, the Merchants, Citizens, &c, of the City of London. From an Old Ser- vant. 8vo. Is 6d 1762 Entirely relating to the Trade with America and the West Indies. 3841 LETTER, Her R 1 H s the P s D — w — g — r of. W. on the Approaching Peace {itith France and Settlement of the Colonies). 8vo. Is 6d 1762 3842 PAPERS relative to the Rupture with Spaiu, laid before both Houses of Parliament, 29th Jan., 1762. 4to. 2s 1762 3843 PRELIMINARY Articles of Peace between His Britannick Majesty and the Kings of France and Spain. 4to. Is 6d 1762 3844 SMITH and Jay's Humble Representation for the Colleges of Philadelphia and New York. 4to, pp. 4. 2s 6d 1762 3845 UNFORTUNATE Shipwright, or Cruel Captain, being a Faithful Narrative of the Un- paralleled Sufferings of Robert Barker, in a Voyage to the Coast of Guinea and Antigua. 8vo. 2s 1762 3846 WILLIAMS (Abraham) Sermon at Boston, before the General Court, on the Anniversary Election of Counoellors. 8vo. 2s 6d Boston, 1762 1763. 3847 BELLAMY (Jos., Minister of the Gospel at Bethlem) A Blow at the Root of the Refined An- tinomianism of the Present Age. 8vo. 5s Boston, 1763 3848 BROWN's (J.) Sermon at St. Paul's Ca- thedral, on occasion of the Brief for the Colleges of Philadelphia and New York, with an Address to the Inhabitants of the North American Colonies. 4to. 2s 6d 1763 2849 CASTELFRANC (Gideon) Sermon at St. Andrew's, 2 Septr., 1763, the Day appointed by his Excellency the Governor, " for a General Thanksgiving on Account of the Peace, with the Author's MS. dedication. 4 to. 2s Kingston, Jamaica, 1763 3850 CONSIDERATIONS on the Present Peace, as far as it is relative to the Colonies and the African Trade. 8vo. 2s 1763 3851 REPLY to Mr. Heathcote's Letter from an Honest Man (respecting the Peace with France), in which the Arguments are proved to be de. lusive, and the Facts Untrue. 8vo. Is N. d. (1763) 3852 REVIEW of Mr. Pitt's Administration. 8vo. 2s 1763 3853 REVIEW of Lord Bute's Administration. By the Author of Mr. Pitt's. 8vo. 2s 1763 3854 ROBERT'S (W.) Account of the First Dis- covery and Natural History of Florida, with Par- ticular Detail of the Expedition and Descents made on that Coast. 4to, maps. 10s 6d 1763 3855 Another copy {wanting one of the maps). 6s 1763 3856 SOME Hints to People in Power on the Present Melancholy Situation of our Colonies in North America. 8vo. 2s 1763 3857 TRUE State of the Case in an Address to all the Good People of England, from a Well- wisher to his Country {respecting the negocia- tions with France and Spain about America). 8vo. Is 176 3858 WATSON (Daniel) Sermon preached on oc- casion of the Brief for the American Colleges. 8vo. 2s 6d 1763 3859 WHEELOCK (Eleazor, Pastor of a Church in Lebanon) Plain and Faithful Narrative of the Original Rise, Progress, and Present State of the Indian Charity School, at Lebanon, in Con- necticut, Boston, 1763 ; Continuation of the Narrative. 4to. Hartford, 1775. 2 Tracts, very scarce. 10s 6d 1764. 3860 CONSIDERATIONS which may Tend to Promote the Settlement of our New West India Colonies. By Mr. Young. 8vo. Is 6d 1764 3861 COPY of a Letter from Charles Read, Esq., Chief Justice of New Jersey, to the Hon. John Ladd and his Associates, Justices of the Peace for the County of Gloucester {relating to the Massacre in Lancaster County). 8vo. 5s Philadelphia, A. Stuart {price 3 old Pennies), 1764 3862 NARRATIVE of the Massacres in Lan- caster County of a Number of Indians, Friends of this Province, by Persons Unknown, with some Observations on the Same. 8vo. 5s No place {Philadelphia ?), 1764 3863 DICKINSON (John) Speech in the House of Assembly of the Province of Pennsylvania. 8vo. 2s 1764 3864 ESSAY on the Trade of the Northern Colonies of Great Britain in North America. 8vo. 2s 1764 3865 ESSAY in Vindication of the Continental Colonies of America from a Censure of Mr. Adam Smith, in his Theory of Moral Senti- ments, with some Reflections on Slavery in General. By an American. 8vo. 2s 6d 1764 3866 ESSAY on the more Common West Indian Diseases, and the Remedies which that Country itself produces. By a Physician in the West Indies. 8vo. 2s 1764 16 2U Pampldets relating to America, on Sale Ly 3867 GRAINGER (Dr. James) The Sugar Cane, a Poem, with Notes, ±to, plate. 3s 1764 3868 MULLER'S Voyages from Asia to America, for Completing the Discoveries of the N. W. Coast of America, with a Summary of the Voyages made by the Russians. Edited by Jeffreys. 4 to, maps. 3s 6d 1764 3869 PROCEEDINGS of a General Court-Martial on a Charge preferred by John Campbell, Esq., against Major Gen. Monckton {relating to trans- actions in the Island of Martinique). 8vo. 2s 1764 3870 REMARKS on an Anonymous Tract, en- titled, " An Answer to Dr. Mayhew's Observa- tions on the Charter and Conduct of the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, by Jon. Mayhew, Pastor of the West Church, Boston." 8vo. 2s 6d Boston, 1764 1765. 3871 ACCOUNT of the Late Success of the Gos- pel in the Province of New York, contained in the Letters of Rev. Messrs. Buell, Hazard, and Prime. 8vo. 2s 6d Coventry, 1765 3872 ARGUMENT at a Court of Grand Ses- sions, and Oyer and Terminer in one of his Ma- jesty's Islands. By a Member of the Inner Temple. 4to, privately printed. 2s 1765 3873 CASE of the Canadians, by a Dreadful Fire at Montreal, 18th May, 1765* 8vo. 2s 6d Montreal, 1765 3874 CLAIM of the Colonies to Exemption from Internal Taxe3 imposed by Authority of Parlia- ment, examined. 8vo. 2s 1765 3875 COOPER (William) Doctrine of Predestina- tion, with life explained and vindicated, in Four Sermons, preached at the Church of Christ, in Brattle Street, Boston, in New England. 8vo. Is 6d 1765 3876 CONSIDERATIONS relative to the North American Colonies. 8vo. 2s 1765 3877 DUMMER (Jer.) Defence of the New Eng- land Charters. 8vo. 3s 1765 3878 HISTORY of a Corporation of Servants dis- covered a few years ago in the Interior parts of South America, containing some very surprising events and extraordinary Characters. 8vo. Is6d 1765 £879 THE late Regulations respecting the British Colonies on the Continent of America, con- sidered, (by Mr. Dickinson, of Pennsylvania). 8vo. 2s 1765 3880 MOTIVES for a Subscription towards the Relief of the Sufferers at Montreal in Canada, by a Dreadful Fire, 18 May, 1765. 8vo. 3s 1765 3881 THE Objections to the Taxation of our American Colonies, by the Legislature of Great Britain briefly considered (by Soame Jenyns). 8vo. 2a 1765 3832 T H E Regulations lately made concerning the Colonies, and the Taxes imposed upon them considered, (by Mr. Campbell.) 8vo. 2s— Another, little iwnud. Is 1765 3883 THOUGHTS on a Question of Importance proposed to the Public. 8vo. Is 6d 1765 " Whether the immense extent of Territory acquired in America by this Nation at the late peace will operate towards the prosperity or ruin of Great Britain." 3884 TRIAL of John Peter Zenger, of N. York, Printer, for a Libel against the Government, with Narrative of his case, and Trial of Wm. Owen, Bookseller, near Temple Bar, also charged with publication of the Libel. 8vo. 3s 1765 1766. 3885 ACCOUNT of a late Conference on the occur- rences in America, in a Letter to a Friend. 8vo.. 2s 1766 3886 THE Answer at large to Mr. P— tt's Speech. 8vo. 2s 1766 3887 APPLICATION of some general political rules to the present state of Great Britain, Ire- land, and America, in a letter to Earl Temple. 8vo. 2s 1766 3888 THE Celebrated Speech of a Celebrated Commoner. 8vo. Is 6d 1766 3889 CONSIDERATIONS on the American Stamp Act, and on the Conduct of the Minister who planned it. 8vo. 2s 1766 3890 CONSIDERATIONS on the Propriety of Im- posing Taxes in the British Colonies, for raising a Revenue by Act of Parliament, (by Mr. Be- lancy, of Maryland.) 8vo. 2s 1766 3891 COOK's (James) Directions for Navigating on part of the South Coast of Newfoundland. 4to, (no chart) 3s 1766 3892 CORRECT Copies of the two Protests against the Bill to repeal the American Stamp Act. With lists of the Speakers aiid Voters. Svo. Is 6d Paris, 1766 3893 AN Enquiry into the Conduct of a late Rt. Hon. Commoner (W. Pitt). 8vo. Is 6d 1766 3894 EXAMINATION of the Rights of the Colo- nies, upon Principles of Law, by a Gentleman at the Bar. 8vo. 3s 1766 3895 HUME (Sophia, of South Carolina) Caution to such as observe Days and Times. 8vo. Im- perfect at pages 7 and 8. Is 6d 1766 3896 JONES (Capt.) Wonderful, Surprising, and Uncommon Voyages and Adventures of Capt. Jones to Patagonia, (in verse). 8vo. 3s 1766 3897 JUSTICE and Necessity of Taxing the American Colonies, demonstrated with a vindi- cation of the Authority of Parliament. Svo. 2s 1766 3898 THE Late Occurrences in North America, and Policy of Great Britain considered. 8vo. 2s 1766 3899 LETTER from a Merchant in London to his Nephew in North America, relative to the pre- sent Posture of Affairs in the Colonies. 8vo. 3a 6d 1766 3900 LIST of the Minority in the House of Com- mons who Voted against the Bill to Repeal the American Stamp Act. Svo. Is 6d Paris, 1766 John ftussell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 235 3901 L E T T E R to the North American, on occasion of his Address to the Committee of Correspondence in Barbadoes. By a Native of the Island. 8vo. 3s 6d Barbadoes, 1766 3902 M (J.) Legislative Authority of the British Parliament, with respect to North America, and the Privileges of the Assemblies there, briefly considered. 8vo. 3s 1766 3903 MAYHEW (Rev. Dr. Jonathan) Discourse at the West Church of Christ, in Boston, on his Decease. By Ebenezer Gay. 8vo. 2s 6d Boston, 1766 3904 MELANCHOLY Narrative of the Distress- full Voyage and Miraculous Deliverance of Capfc. David Harrison, of the "Sloop Peggy," of New York, on his Voyage from Fayal, one of the Western Islands, to New York, written by him- self. 8vo. 5s 1766 3905 POLITICAL Debates. 8vo. Is 6d R Paris (i. e.) London, 1766 pon the whole, I will beg leave to tell the House what is really my opinion. It is, that the Stamp Act be repealed absolutely, totally, and immediately. — The Great Commoner, Motto on title page. PROTEST against the Bill to Repeal the American Stamp Act of last Session. 8vo. 2s Paris, 1766 3907 SECOND Protest, with a list of the Voters against the Bill to Repeal the Stamp Act. 8vo. Is 6d ib. 1766 SHORT History of the Conduct of the Pre- sent Ministry with regard to the American Stamp Act. 8vo. 2s 1766 3909 SPEECH of Mr. P— and Several others in a certain August Assembly, on a late important debate. 8vo. Is 6d —6Q 3910 FOUR Dissertations on the Reciprocal Ad- vantages of Perpetual Union between Great Britain and her American Colonies, written for Mr. Sargent's Prize Medal. 8vo. 3s 6d 1766 3911 TRUE Interest of Great Britain with respect to her American Colonies, stated and impartially considered. By a Merchant of London. 8vo. 2s 1766 1767. 3912 AUTHENTIC Account of the Proceedings of the Congress held at New York, in 1765, on the Subject of the American Stamp Act. 8vo. 3s 1767 3913 BENEZET'S (Ant.) Caution to Gt. Britain and her Colonies on the Calamitous State of the Enslaved Negroes in the British Dominions. 8vo. 2s 6d 1767 3914 CONDUCT of the late Administration Re- lative to the American Stamp Act Examined, with Appendix containing Original and Au- thentic Documents, ovo, pp. 214. 3s 1767 3915 DOSSIE (R.) Observations on the Potash brought from America, with Respect to its Goodness, Sophistication, &c, Verified by Ex- perimental Examination. 8vo. Is 1767 3916 EXAMINATION of Dr. Benj. Franklin Re- lative to the Appeal of the American Stamp Act in 1766. 8vo. 4s 6d 1767 3917 LETTRE au Docteur Maty, Secretaire dela Societie Royale de Londres sur les Geants Patagons. 12mo. 2s 6d Bruxelles, 1767 3918 LEWIS (W.) Experiments and Observations on American Potashes, with an Easy Method of Determining their Respective Qualities. 8vo. Is 1767 3919 TWO Papers on the Subject of Taxing the British Colonies in America. 8vo. 2s 1767 1768. 3920 BEATTY (Charles) Journal of a two months' Tour, with a View of Promoting Religion among the Frontier Inhabitants of Pensylvania. 8vo. 3s 6d 1768 3921 BYRON's (Lord) Narrative of the Great Distresses of Himself and Companions on the Coast of Patagonia. 8vo. 2s 1768 3922 CARTA Pastoral que el illo Senor Doctor D. Diego Rodriguez Rivas obispo de la Cuidad de Gundalajara en el nuevo regno de Galicia escribio a su clero secular y regular Encargandole el complimiento de su oblizacion en la ensenanza de la Doctrina de Christe en el Pulpito y los Confesionarios y el Exercicio de la Cuidad con los pobres y personas miserables. 4 to. 5s Madrid, 1768 3923 CARTA Pastoral del Illustrisimo Senor D. Miguel Anselmo Alvarez de Abreu y Valdes, Obispo de Antequera en el Valle de Oaxaca. 4to. 3s Madrid, 1768 3924 CONTINUED Corruption, Standing Armies and Popular Discontents considered, and the Establishment of the English Colonies in America, with various Subsequent Proceedings, and the present contests Examined (by W. Bollan). 4to. 3s 6d ' 1768 3925 Another Copy, with the fine front. designed by Cipriani and engraved by Bartolozzi. 4to. 5s 1768 3926 LETTERS from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the Inhabitants of the British Colonies, by Mr. Dickinson, of Philadelphia, with a Preface by the English Editor. 8vo. 2s Lon., 1768 3927 SHUTE (Daniel) Sermon Preached before Governor Bernard, etc., and House of Represen- tatives of the Provinces of Massachusetts Bay, May, 25, 1768, the Anniversary for the Election of His Majesty's Council for that Province. 8vo. 2s 6d Boston, New England, 17 '68 3928 SMITH (Josiah) Substance of Five Short Sermons contracted into one, Delivered 1760 at Charlestown, South Carolina. 8vo. 2s 6d Charlestown, 1768 3929 VOYAGES d'un Philosophe ou Observations sur les Moeurs et les Arts des Peuples de l'Afrique de l'Asie et de l'Amerique. 12mo. 2s a Yverden, 1768 3930 TRUE Sentiments of America, in a Collec- tion of Letters sent from the House of Representatives of the Province of Massachusetts Bay, with Papers relating to a supposed Libel on the Governor of that Province. 8vo. 3s 6d 1768 23G Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 3932 WHITEFIELD (G.) Letter to Governor Wright, giving an Account of the Steps taken Relative to the Converting the Georgia Orphan- House into a College, with the Literary Corre- spondence upon that Subject between the Abp. of Canterbury and Mr. Whitefield. 8vo. 3s 6d 1763 1769. 3933 AMERICAN Traveller, or Observations on the Present State, Culture, and Commerce of the British Colonies in America, by an Old and Experienced Traveller (Alex. Cluny). 4to, front, and map. 15s 1769 3934 APPEAL to the World, or a Vindication of the Town of Boston from many false and malicious aspertions contained in certain Letters and Memorials, by Governor Bernard, &c. 8vo. 2s 6d 1769 3935 BANCROFT (Edward) Essay on the Natural History of Guiana. 8vo. 3s 6d 1769 3936 BARTRAM (John) Description of East Florida. 4to, map, large and uncut copy. 10s 6d 1769 3937 BLAND (Richard, of Virginia) Enquiry into the Rights of the British Colonies, intended as an answer to " the Regulations lately made con- cerning the Colonies and the Taxes Imposed upon them Considered." 8vo. 2s 6d 1769 3938 CASE of Great Britain and America, addressed to the King and both Houses of Parliament. 8vo. 2s 1769 3939 CONTINUATION^ of the Narrative of the Indian Charity School in Lebanon, Connecticut, New England.founded and carried on by the Rev. Dr. EleazerWheelock. 8vo(cm« close). 2s 6d 1769 3940 THE Controversy between Great Britain and her Colonies, reviewed. 8vo, pp. 262. 3s 1769 3941 KNOX (W., Under Secretary of State for American Affairs) Present State of the Nation, with Respect to its Trade, Finances, etc., with Appendix (treating incidentally of the American Colonies). 8vo. 2s 6d 1769 3942 LETTERS to the Earl of Hillsborough from Governor Bernard, General Gage, and his Ma- jesty's Council for the Province of Massachu- setts Bay. 8vo. 3s 6d 1769 3943 LETTER to Rt. Hon. Earl of H— b— h (Hillsborough) on the present situation of affairs in the Island of Gr— n— da (Grenada). 8vo. 2s 6d 1769 3944 OBSERVATIONS on several Acts of Par- liament passed in the 4th. 6th, and 7th Years of his Majesty's Reign, and also on the Conduct of the Officers of the Customs since, and Board of Commissioners appointed to reside in America. Published by the Merchants of Boston. 4to. 6s 6d Boston, 1769 3945 REFUTATION of a False Aspersion first thrown out upon Saml. Vaughan, Esq., in the Public Ledger of the 23rd August, 1769, and since that time industriously propagated with an intent to injure him in the eye of the Public (relating to Jamaica). 8vo. Is 6d 1769 3946 St. CHRISTOPHERS.— Petition & Remon- strance of W. Wharton, Jos. King, W. Feuille- tean, Aretus Akan, Christr. Mardenbrough, sen., Anthony Bryan, and Henry Seaton, Esqs., to bis Excellency W. Woodley, Capt. General and Governor in Chief of H.M. Leeward Charibee Islands in America. Folio. 4s 6d (St. Christopher's), 1769 3947 SECKER (Bishop) Letter to Rt. Hon. Ho- ratio Walpole, concerning Bishops in America. 8vo. Is 6d 1769 3948 SMITH (W., Provost of the College and Aca- demy of Philadelphia) Some Account of the Cor- poration for the Relief of the Widows and Chil- dren of Clergymen in the Communion of the Church of England in America, with Copy of their Charters, and Sermon preached in Christ Church,Philadelphia. 4to. 6s Philadelphia, 1769 3949 THREE Tracts respecting the Conversion and Instruction of the Free Indians and Negro Slaves in the Colonies. 8vo. 2s N.D., about 1769 3950 VINDICATION of the British Colonies, by James Otis, Boston. 8vo. 3s 1769 1770. 3951 ACCOUNT of the Designs of the Associ- ates of the late Dr. Bray, with an Abstract of their Proceedings (for Promoting the Gospel in America). 8vo. Is 6d 1770 3952 APPEAL to the World, or Vindication of the Town of Boston from many False and Ma- licious Aspersions in certain Letters and Me- morials written by Governor Bernard, General Gage, etc., published by order of the Town 8vo. 7s 6d 1770 3953 AUTHENTIC Copy of Lord Ch m's Speech in the Ho— se of L — ds in Eng — nd in the D— e on the Present State of the Nation, Nov. 22, 1770. 8vo. 2s 3954 CRITICAL Commentary on Archb. Seeker's Letter to the Rt. Hon. Horatio Walpole, con- cerning Bishops in America. 8vo. 3s 6d 1770 3955 DOYLE (W.) Some Account of the British Dominions beyond the Atlantic, containing chiefly what is most interesting and least known, particularly about the North West Passage. 8vo, map. 6s 6d (1770) 3956 EXTRACT of a Letter from a Gentleman in Jamaica to his Friend in London. 8vo. It 3957 IMPORTANCE of the British Dominions in India compared with that in America. 12mo. 2s 1770 3658 NARRATIVE of the Proceedings upon the Complaint against Governor Melvill (of Gren- ada). 8vo, pp. 131. 5s 1770 3659 OBSERVATIONS of the Merchants at Bos- ton, in New England, upon several Acts of Parliament made in the 4th, 6th, and 7th Year? of his Majesty's Reign, respecting American' Commerce and Revenue, and their Military aud ; Civil Execution. 8vo, privately printed. 3s 177C 3960 Another edition. 8vo. 2s London, G. Kearsley, 177( John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 2'67 3961 KNOX (Hugh, Minister of the Gospel in the Island of Saba, in the West Indies) Letter to Rev. Jacob Green, of New Jersey, pointing out some of the Difficulties in the Calvinistic Scheme of Divinity, 8vo. 2s 1770 3962 PITTMAN (Capt. Phillip) Present State of the European Settlements on the Mississipi, with description of that River. 4to, plans, &c. 12s 1770 3963 PROCEEDINGS of the Council and House of Representatives of the Province of the Mas- sachusetts Bay, relative to the convening, hold- ing, and keeping the general assembly, at Har- vard College. 8vo. 3s Boston, 1770 3964 REFLECTIONS, Moral and Political, on Great Britain and her Colonies (by Capt. Matt. Wheelock). 8vo. 3s 1770 3965 St. CHRISTOPHER.— Argument or Speech of John Gardiner, Esq., Barrister-at-Law, who stood committed by the pretended assembly of this Island for a pretended contempt. 8vo. 3s 6d St. Christopher, 1770 3966 SHORT Narrative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston, perpetrated by Soldiers of the 29th Regiment quartered there, with some observa- tions on the state of things prior to that Catastrophe. 8vo, plate. 10s 6d 1770 3967 ADDITIONAL observations to a short nar- rative of the Horrid Massacre in Boston, perpe- trated 5 March, 1770, printed by order of the Town of Boston. 8vo. 3s 1770 3968 A FAIR Account of the late unhappy dis- turbances at Boston, in New England, with an Appendix containing some affidavits and other evidence relating to this affair, not mentioned in the Narrative of it published at Boston. 8vo, pp. 31. 10s 6d London, 1770 3969 VIAUD (Pierre) Naufrage et aventures {on the Coast of Florida). 12mo. 3s Bordeaux, 1770 1771. 3970 THOUGHTS on the late Transactions re- specting Falkland Islands. 8vo. 2s 6d 1771 3971 HENLEY (S.) Sermon at Williamsburg, May 5, 1771, for the Benefit of a Fund to sup- port the Widows and Orphans of Clergymen in Virginia. 4to. 2s 6d Williamsburg, 1771 3972 PARSON's (Jona., Minister of the Presbyte- rian Church, Netvbury Port) Funeral Sermon on the death of the Rev. Geo. Whitefield. 8vo 2s 1771 3973 PEMBERTON (Ebenezer) Sermon, at Bos- ton, on the sudden and lamented Death of Rev. George Whitefield, with an Elegiac Poem on his death, by Phillis, a Negro Girl of 17 years of age, belonging to Mr. J. Wheatley, of Boston. 8vo. 2s 1771 1772. 3974 ATLANTIC Pilot. 8vo, maps. 3s 1772 3975 CASE of Mr. John Gordon, with respect to the Title to certain Lands in East Florida, pur- chased of his Catholic Majesty's subjects by him and Mr. Jesse Fish. 4to, plan, privately fritted. 7s 6d 1772 3976 CONSIDERATIONS on the Negro Cause, commonly so called, addressed to Lord Chief Justice Mansfield, by a West Indian. 8vo. 2s 1772 3977 HARGRAVE's Argument in the Case of Jas. Sommersett, a Negro, determined by the Court of King's Bench, with a state of the Case. 8vo. 2s 1772 In tlic case of Somersett it was decided that every Negro was tree when he landed in England. 3978 HENLEY (S., Professor in William and Mary College) Sermon preached before the House of Burgesses, at Williamsburg in Vir- ginia. 4to. 3s Cambridge, 1772 3979 MA SERES (Francis) Collection of several Commissions and other Public instruments rela- ting to the State of the Province in Quebec since the conquest of it by the British Arms in 1760. 4to, scarce. 16s 1772 3980 PLAN for the Abolition of Slavery in the West Indies. 4to, 3s 6d 1772 3981 POSTLETHVVAYTE (Malachy) National and Private Advantages of the African Trade Considered {chiefly on the advantages of the Slave Trade). 8vo, map. 2s 1772 3982 THOUGHTS upon Liberty, by an English- man. 12mo. Is 1772 There are many nations in America, those particularly that border on Georgia and Carolina, wherein if one disapproves of what another says, or perhaps dislikes his looks, he scorns to affront him before his face, neither does he betray the least dissatisfaction. But as soon as opportunity serves, he steps from behind a tree and shoots him, and none calls him that does it to an account. 3983 VOTES and Proceedings of the Freeholders and other Inhabitants of the Town of Boston, in Town Meeting Assembled, according to Law (published by order of the Town), to which is prefixed as Introductory, an Attested Copy of a Vote of the Town at a Preceding Meeting. 8vo, very scarce. £1. Is Boston, 1772 1773. 3984 ADVANTAGES of a Settlement upon the Ohio in North America. 8vo. 5s 1773 3985 AUTHENTIC Papers relative to the Expe- dition against the Charibbs, and Sale of Lands in the Island of St. Vincent. 4to. 4s 6d 1773 3986 CASE of the Scotch Presbyterians of the City of New York. 8vo. 2s 6d New York, 1773 3987 DE CHAMPIGNY (Le Colonel Chevalier) La Louisiane ensanglantee avec toutes les Par- ticularites de cette horrible Catastrophe. 8vo. 10s 6d 1773 3988 ESTTWICK (Samuel, Assistant Agent for the Island of Barbadoes) Considerations on the Negroe Cause, commonly so called, addressed to Lord Mansfield. 8vo. 2s 1773 3989 LETTER from Mr. Dalrymple to Dr Hawkesworth, occasioned by some Groundless Imputations in his Account of the late Voyages to the South Sea. 4to, map. 2s 6d 1773 See Rich's Bibliotheca, vol i. p. 193. 3990 MEMORIAL of Peter Livius, Esq., one of His Majesty's Council for the Province of New Hampshire in New England, to the Lords Com- missioners for Trade and Plantations, with the Governor's Answer and Memorialist's Reply. 8vo. 5s 1773 238 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale hy 3991 MEMORIALISTS Reply. 8vo. 5a 1773 3992 Another copy, wanting title. 8vo. 2s 3993 WHEATLEY (Phfflis, Ntgro Servant to Mr. John Whcatlcy, of Boston in New England) Poems on Various Subjects, Religious and Moral. 8vo, portrait, edges uncut. 7s 6d 1773 1774. 8994 ADDRESS to Protestant Dissenters on the State of Public Liberty in General and of Ame- rican Affairs in particular. 8vo. Is 1774 S?9o APPEAL to the Justice and Interests of the People of Great Britain, in the present Disputes with America, by an old Member of Parliament {Mr. Glover). 8vo. 2s 1774 AMERICAN (The) Querist, or some Ques- tions proposed relative to the present Disputes between Great Britain and her American Colo- nies, by a North American. 8vo. 3s New York, 1774 This pamphlet on the 8th day of September last, was in fall conclave of the sons of liberty in New York, committed to the flames bj* the hands of the common executioner, as it contains some queries they cannot, and others they will not answer.— Note an title. 3997 AMERICAN Independence the Interest and Glory of Great Britain, or Arguments to Prove that not only in Taxation, but in Trade, Manu- factures and Government, the Colonies are en- titled to an Entire Independency on the British Legislature, with Notes on the Boston and Que- bec Acts, and Full Justification of the People of Boston. 8vo. 4s 1774 3998 ANSWER to Considerations on certain Po- litical Transactions of the Province of South Carolina. 8vo. 3s Gd 1774 3999 APPEAL to the Public, Stating and Con- sidering the Objections to the Quebec Bill. 8vo. 3s 1774 4000 AN ARGUMENT in Defence of the Exclu- sive Right claimed by the Colonies to Tax themselves, to which is added an Account of the Rise of the Colonies. 8vo. 3s 1774 4000*ASSOCIATION, etc. of the Delegates of the Colonies at the Grand Congress held at Phi- ladelphia, Sept. 1, 1774, Versified and adapted to Music, calculated for Grave and Gay Dispo- sitions, with Introduction, by Bob Jingle, Esq., Poet Laureat to the Congress. 8vo, scarce and curious. 5s 1774 4001 BERNARD {Governor at Boston) Select Let- ters on the Trade and Government of America, and the Principles of Law and Polity applied to the American Colonies, with Petition of the Assembly of Massachusetts Bay against the Governor, his Answer and Order of the King in Council thereon. 8vo. 3s 6d 1774 4002 CONSIDERATIONS on Certain Political Transactions of the Province of South Carolina, containing a View of the Colony Legislatures (under the Description of that of Carolina in Particular) with Observations shewing their Resemblance to the British Model. 8vo. 5s 1774 4003 CONSIDERATIONS on the Measures car ing on with Respect to the British Colonies North America, by Matthew Robinson. 2s 6d 4004 Second Edition, with Additions and an Appendix. 8vo, 3s 6d, 1774; Another, little wormed. 2s 4005 THE Congress Canvassed, or an Examina- tion into the Conduct of the Delegates at their Grand Convention in Philadelphia, Sept. 1st, 1774. 8vo. 3s No Place, 1774 4006 DEBATES at the Robin Hood Society, in the City of New York, on Monday Night, 19th July, 1774. 8vo. 5s New York, 1774 4007 DYING NEGRO (The) a Poetical Epistle fi-om a Black who Shot himself on Board a Vessel in the River Thames, to his intended Wife. 4to. 5s 1774 With many MS. alterations and additions, probably by the author (Thomas Day), being a presentation to J. Buckland. 4008 AN EPISTLE from Our (the Quakers) Yearly Meeting held at Philadelphia. Folio, 4 pp. 2a 1774 4009 ESSAY (by the Pennsylvanian Farmer) on the Constitutional Power of Great Britain over the Colonies, with the Resolves of the Com- mittee for the Province of Pennsylvania (by John Dickinson, of Philadelphia). 8vo. 2s 6d Philadelphia, 1774 4010 EXTRACTS from the Votes and Pro- ceedings of the American Continental Congress held at Philadelphia, 5th Sept., 1774. 8vo. Is 6d 1774 4011 FRIENDLY Address to all Reasonable Americans, on the Subject of our Political Con- fusions, in which the necessary consequences of violently opposing the King's Troops are fairly stated. 8vo. Is 6d 1774 4012 FUNERAL Sermon by Francis Gilbert, at St. John's, Antigua, on the Death of Nath. Gilbert, Esq. of the said Island. 4to. 4s Antigua, 1774 4013 THE Interest of the Merchants and Manu- factures of Great Britain in the Present Contest with the Colonies Stated and Considered. 8vo. 2s 1774 4014 JAY (Sir James, M.D.) Letter to the Univer- sities of Oxford and Cambridge, and in respect to the Collection made for the Colleges of New York and Philadelphia. 8vo. 2s 6d 1774 4015 JOHNSTONE'S (Gov.) Snreoh on the Ques- tion of recommitting the Address declaring the Colony of Massachusetts Bay in Rebellion. 8vo. 2s 1774 4016 JUSTICE and Policy of the late Act of Par- liament for making more effectual Provision for the Government of Quebec, asserted and proved. 8vo. 3s 1774 4017 A LETTER from a Virginian of the members of the Congress, to be held at Philadelphia, Sept. 1st, 1774. 8vo. 5s Boston, Printed in the Year 1774 4018 Another Edition. 3a London, 1774 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Squw% London, 239 4019 LETTERS of Governor Hutchinson & Lieut. Gov. Oliver, printed at Boston, and remarks thereon, with the substance of Mr.Wedderburn's Speech. 8vo. 3a 1774 4020 LETTERS from a Farmer in Pennsylvania to the Inhabitants of the British Colonies, (by Dickinson). 8vo. 2s 1774 " My Lord Hillsborough mentioned the Farmer's Let- ters to me, said he had read them, that they were well written, and he believed he could guess who was the author, looking in my face at the same time, as if he thought it was me. He censured the doc- trines as extremly wild, &c. I have read them as far as No. 8 : I know not if any more have been pub- lished. I shoidd have thought they had been writ- ten by Mr Delancy, not having heard of the others you point out as .joint authors ;" then follow some remarks, and giving his opinion that the British Goyernment should make no Laws at all for the Colonies, and recommending a relationship similar to that of Scotland before the Union. — FranJdin's Letter to his Son, Memoirs, vol. Hi. r>. 306, March, 1768. 4021 LETTER to a Member of Parliament, on the Present unhappy dispute between Great Britain and her Colonies. 8vo. 2s 1774 4022 LETTER (A) to the Earl of Chatham, on the Quebec Bill. 8vo. 3s 1774 4023 LETTER from Thomas Lord Lyttleton to W. Pitt, Earl of Chatham, on the Quebec Bill. 8vo. 3s 6d Boston, 1774 4024 Second London Edition. 8vo. (stained) Is 1774 4025 MAUDUIT's (Israel) View of the History of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay. 8vo, Second Edition, with the Original Charter of King Charles I, never before printed. 3s 1774 4026 MIDDLETON (H.) A clear Idea of the genuine and uncorrupted British Constitution, in an address to the Inhabitants of the Province of Quebec, from the 49 Delegates in the Conti- nental Congress at Philadelphia. 8vo. 3s 6d 1774 4027 PHIPPS (Commodore) and Lutwidge (Capt.) Journal of a Voyage for making Discoveries towards the North Pole, and Account of the several Voyages for Discovery of a North-East Passage to China and Japan. 8vo, maps. Is 6d 1774 4028 PLAN of a proposed Union between Great Britain and the Colonies. 8vo. 2s Ncio York, 1774 4029 POOR (The) Man's advice to his poor Neigh- bours, a Ballad to the tune of Chevy Chace. 8vo. 3s New YorJc, 1774 4030 QUINCY (Josiah) Observations on the Act of Parliament called the Boston Port-Bill, with thoughts on Civil Society and Standing Armies. 8vo. 3s Boston, 1774 4031 REPORT of the Lords Committees ap- pointed to Enquire into the several proceedings in the Colony of Massachusets Bay, in opposi- tion to the Sovereignty of his Majesty over that Province, and also what hath passed in the House of Lords, relative thereto from the first of January, 1764. Folio, rare. £1. Is Eyre $* Strahan, King's Printers, 1774 4032 REPORT of the Lords Committees to En- quire into the several proceedings in the Colony of Massachusets Bay, in opposition to the Sovereignty of the King. 8vo. 5s 1774 4033 RIGHT of the British Legislature to tax the American Colonies vindicated, and means of asserting the right proposed. 8vo. 2s 1774 4034 SPEECH of Lord Mansfield in the Cause of Campbell against Hall, respecting the King's Letters Patent for raising a Duty of 4.^ per cent, on all Exports from the Island of Grenada. 8vo. Is 6d 1774 4035 SPEECH (A) Intended to have been spoken on the Bill for altering the Charters of Massachusetts Bay. 8vo. Is 6d 1774 4036 ST^EHLIN's Account of the New Northern Archipelago, lately discovered by the Russians in the Seas of Kamtschatka and Anadir, with the Narrative of the Adventures of Four Rus- sian Sailors who were cast away on the desert Island of Spitzbergen. 8vo, map. 3s 6d 1774 This narrative of the Russian Sailors has been referred to by several writers on Sir John Franklin's Expedi- tion, as showing the provender likely to be found in high latitudes for the preservation of life. 4037 STiEHLIN (Von) Das von den Russen in den Jahren, 1765, 6, 7, ent-dekte Nordliche Insil Meer zwischen Kamtschatka und Norda. merika. Small 8vo, map. 2s 6d Stuttgart, 1774 4038 SUMMARY View of the Rights of British America set forth in some resolutions intended for the inspection of the present delegates of the People of Virginia, now in convention, by a native and member of tho House of Bur- gesses. 8vo. 2s 6d 1774 4039 THE Thoughts of a Traveller upon our Ame- rican disputes (by SirW. Draper). 8vo. 2s 6d 1774 4040 TRUE State of the proceedings in Parlia- ment, and in the Province of Massachusetts Bay relative to the giving and granting the money of the people of that Province, and of all Ame- rica in the House of Commons, in which they are not represented. Folio (incomplete after page 22) 2s London, n. d. (1774) 4041 TUCKER (Josiah) Four Tracts, with Two Sermons on Political (American) and Commer- cial Subjects. 8vo. 2s Gloucester, 1774 4042 TUCKER (Josiah) Tract V. The respective pleas and arguments of the Mother Country & of the Colonies, second edition. 8vo. 2s 6d Gloucester, 1774 4043 TUCKER (Nathaniel) Tho Bermudian, a Poem. 4to. T2s 1774 4044 YARICO to Inkle, a Poem. By a Young Gentleman of Trinity College, Dublin. 8vo, Is 6d Dublin, 1774 1775. 4045 ACT of Parliament, offering Rewards of £20,000 for the North Passage, and £5000 for approaching the North Pole. Folio. Is 1775 4046 ALM (Jacob) Planteo Surinamensis. 4to. plate. 2s Upsal,1775 2J40 Pamphlets relating to Ainericd, on Male by 4050 Another Copy, without map. 4047 THE ADDRESS of the People of Great | Britain to the Inhabitants of America. (Said to be written by Sir J. Dalrymplc, and printed at the public expense for distribution in America.) 8vo. Is 6d 1775 4048 ADDRESS to the Right Honourable L— d M — sf — d, in which the Measures of Government respecting America, are Considered in a New Light, with a view to his Lordship's Interposi- tion therein. 8vo. 3s 1775 4049 AMERICAN Independence the Interest and Glory of Great Britain, with Copious Ap- pendix, and Letter to Burke controverting his Principles of American Government. 8vo. 6s 6d 1775 With a map dividing America into 19 States, with their names and boundaries. 8vo. 4s 1775 4051 APPEAL to the Justice and Interests of the People of Great Britain, in the present Dis- putes with America, by an old Member of Par- liament. Svo. 2s 1775 4052 SECOND Appeal to the Justice and Interests of the People on the Measures respecting America by the Author of the First. 8vo. 2s 1775 4053 AUTHENTIC Papers from America, sub- mitted to the Dispassionate Consideration of the Public. 8vo. 2s 1775 4054 BARRINGTON (Dames) The Probability of reaching the North Pole Discussed, with Sup- plement. 4to. Is 6d 1775 4055 BARRIXGTONs additional Instances of Navigators who have reached high Northern Latitudes. 4to. Is 1775 4056 BRIEF Extract, or a Summary of Important Arguments advanced by some Distinguished Writers, in support of the Supremacy of the British Legislature, and their Right to Tax the Americans, by a Liveryman. 8vo. 2s 6d 1775 4057 BURKE (Edmund) Speech on Moving his Resolutions for Conciliation with the Colonies. March 22, 1775. 4to. Is 1775 4058 Another Edition. 8vo. Is 1775 4059 Another Edition. 8vo. Is Dublin, 1775 4060 BURKE (Edmund) Speech on American Taxation, April 19, 1774. 4to. Is 6d 1775 4061 BURKE's (Edmund) Speech on American Taxation, April 19, 1774. 8vo. Is 1775 4062 ANSWER to the Printed Speech of Edm. Burke, April 19, 1774. 8vo, pp. 222. 2s 6d 1775 4063 LETTER to Edmund Burke, controverting the Principles of American Government, as laid down in his Speech, 19 April, 1774. 8vo. 2s 1775 4064 LETTER to Edmund Burke, M.P. for Bristol, and Agent for the Colony of New York, in answer to his printed Speech, said to be spoken in the House of Commons, March 22, 1775, by Dean Tucker. 8vo. 1b 6d 1775 4065 BURNABY (Rev. Andrew) Travels through the Middle Settlements in North America, in 1759 & 1760, with Observations upon the state of the Colonies. 4to. 4s 6d 1775 4066 Second Edition. 8vo. 4s 6d 1775 4067 CANDID Examination of the Mutual claims of Great Britain and the Colonies, with a plan of Accommodation on Constitutional Principles. 8vo. 3s New York, 1775 4068 CLARKE (Lt. John) Impartial and Authen- tic Narrative of the Battle fought 17 June, 1775, between His Britannic Majestie's Troops and the American Provincial Army, on Bunker's Hill. 8vo. 4s 6d 1775 4069 COMMON SENSE, iu Nine Conferences between a British Merchant and a Caudid Mer- chant of America, in their Private Capacities aa Friends. 4to. 4s 6d 1775 4070 A COMPLAINT to the of , against a Pamphlet entitled, " A Speech intended to have been spoken on the Bill for altering the Charters of the Colony of Massachusetts Bay." Svo. Is 6d 1775 4071 CONCISE Historical Account of all the British Colonies of North America, Compre- hending their Rise, Progress, and Modern State, particularly of the Massachusetts Bay, (the Seat of the present Civil War) together with the other Provinces of New England. 8vo. 3s 1775 4072 CONSIDERATIONS on the state of the Coffee Trade. 4to. 2s 1775 4073 COOMBE (Thos.) Sermons at Christ Church and St, Peter's, Philadelphia, 20th July, 1775, the day recommended by the Continental Con- gress for a General Fast. 8vo. 2s 6d Philadelphia, 1774 4074 CURE for the Spleen, or Amusement for a Winter's Evening, being the Substance of a Con- versation on the Times, over a Friendly Tankard aud Pipe, taken in Short-hand by Sir Roger de Coverly. 8vo. 6s 6d America, Printed and sold in tJie year 1775 4075 CUTTINGS from Newspapers relating to America, 1775 to 1793, laid down on 4to paper. 2s 4076 DECLARATION by the Representatives of the General Congress at Philadelphia, setting forth the causes and necessity of taking up Arms. Svo. Is 6d 1775 4077 DUCHE's Duty of Standing fast in our Liberties, a Sermon before the first Battalion of the City of Philadelphia. 8vo. Is 6d 1775 4078 FRIENDLY Address to all Reasonable Americans on the Subject of our Political Con- fusions, in which the Necessary Consequences of violently opposing the King's Troops and of a general Non-importation are fairly stated. Svo. 3s Dublin, 1775 4079 FURNEAUX (Philip) Sermon at Salter's Hall, for Propagating Christian Knowledge in the Highlands and Islands, and for spreading the Gospel among the Indians in America. 8vo. 2s 1775 4080 GORDON'S (W., Pastor in Roxhury) Dis- course, Dec. 15, 1774, being the Day recom- mended by the Provincial Congress. Syo. 2s 6d 1775 John Mussell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 241 4081 GORDON (Win., Pastor of the Third Church in Roxbury) Sermon before the House of Repre- sentatives on the Day intended for the Choice of Counsellors agreeable to the Advice of the Continental Congress. 8vo. 5s Watertov.n, 1775 4082 HARTLEY (David) Speech and Motions in the House of Commons, 27 March, 1775, with Draught of a Letter of Requisition to the Colo- nies. 8vo. 2s 1775 4083 HISTORY of American Taxation, from 1763 to the end of the last Session. 8vo. 2s 6d Dublin, 1775 4084 JOHNSON'S (Dr. Samuel) Taxation no Tyranny, or an Answer to the Resolutions and Address of the American Congress. 8vo. 2s 1775 4085 ANSWER to a Pamphlet entitled " Taxa- tion no Tyranny," addressed to the Author and to persons in power. 8vo. 2s 1775 4086 TYRANNY Unmasked, an Answer to a Pamphlet entitled " Taxation no Tyranny." 8vo. 2s 1775 4087 TAXATION Tyranny, addressed to Samuel Johnson, LL.D. 8vo. 2s 1775 4088 JOURNAL of the Proceedings of the Con- gress held at Philadelphia, Sept. 5th, 1774, with authentic copy of the Petition to the King. 8vo. 2s 1775 4089 LETTER to Lord Camden on the Bill for restraining the Trade and Fishery of the Four Provinces of New England. 8vo. 2s 6d 1775 4090 LETTER to the Rt. Hon. Lord M on the Affairs of America, from a Member of Par- liament. 8vo. 2s 6d 1775 4091 LYTTLETON (Lord) Speech in the House of Lords for Repeal of the Canada Bill. 4to. Is 6d 1775 4092 MACAULAY's (Catherine) Address to the People of England, etc., on the present Impor- tant Crisis of .Affairs (with America). 8vo. 2s 1775 4093 LORD MANSFIELD's Speech in the Cause of Campbell against Hill, respecting the Duty of 4g per cent, on all Exports from the Island of Grenada. Svo. Is 6d 1775 4094 MOTIONS made in the House of Commons 27th March, 1775, together with a Draught of a Letter of Requisition to the Colonies. 4to. 3s 6d (1775) 4095 PLAIN State of the Argument between Great Britain and her Colonies. 8vo. Is 6d 1775 4096 PLAN offered by the Earl of Chatham to the House of Lords for settling the Troubles in America, which was not suffered to lie upon the Table. Folio. 3s 1775 4097 Another edition. 4to. 2s 1775 4098 A PROPOSITION for the Present Peace and Future Government of the British Colonies in North America. 8vo. Is 6d 1775 4099 THE Plea of the Colonies on the Charges brought against them by Lord M d and others 8vo. Is 6d 1775 4100 REMARKS on the Principal Acts of the 13th Parliament of Great Britain to the Colo- nies, with a Plan of Reconciliation. Vol 1, thick 8vo, pp. 500. 5s 1775 4101 RESISTANCE no Rebellion, in which the right of a British Parliament to Tax the Ameri- can Colonies is fully considered, and the in- famous fallacies in John Wesley's Address to the American Colonies exposed and censured. 8vo. Is 6d 1775 4102 REMARKS on the New Essay of the Penn- sylvanian Farmer, and on the Resolves and Instructions prefixed to that Essay. By the Author of the Right of the British Legislature Vindicated. 8vo. Is 6d 1755 4103 SCOTT (Rev.Wm.) O Tempora ! O Mores ! or the Best New Year's Gift for a Prime Minister, a Sermon, with large Additions and alterations both in the Dedication and Sermon occasioned by the Ingenuity, amazing Dexterity, and Hu^ mane Proceedings of a Scotch Ministry towards the Dreadful Confusion, Distresses, Massacre and Carnage, now Rioting in America. 8vo. 2a 1775 Presentation copy, with autograph note, to the Lord Mayor (Wilkes). 4104 SHORT Address to the Government, the Merchants, Manufacturers and Colonists in Ame- rica and the Sugar Islands, by a Member of Parliament. 8vo. 2s 1775 4105 SMITH (W.) Sermon on the Present Situa- tion of American Affairs, preached in Christ Church, Philadelphia. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1775 4106 Another edition, 12mo. Is 6d Ibid. 1775 4107 Another edition, 8vo. Is 6d London, 1775 4108 SPEECH intended to have been delivered in the House of Commons in support of the Pe- tition from the General Congress at Philadel- phia, by the Author of an Appeal to the Justice and Interests of Great Britain. 8vo. 2s 1775 4109 STRONG (Joseph) Sermon at the Ordina- tion of the Rev. Alexander Gillet, to the Work of the Gospel Ministry at Farmingbury, 29th Dec, 1773. 8vo. 2s 6d Neio Haven, 1775 4110 SUBSTANCE of the Evidence on the Peti- tion by the West India Planters and Merchants, 16th March, 1775, as summed up by Mr. Glover. 8vo. Is 6d n. d. 4111 TUCKER's (Dean) Address to the Landed Gentry, whether a Connection with, or a Sepa- tion from, the American Colonies, be most for the National Advantage of these Kingdom. 8vo. Is 6d 1775 4112 TRACT V.— The Respective Pleas and Ar- guments of the Mother Country and of the Co- lonies set forth, by Dean Tucker. 8vo, 2s 1775 4113 VIEW of the Controversy between Great Britain and her Colonies, by A. W. Farmer. 8vo. Is 6d 1775 242 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 4114 WESLEY'S (John) Calm Address to our American Colonies. 12mo. Is 1775 4115 THE OLD FOX Tarr'd and Feather'd, oc- casioned by what is called Mr. John Wesley's Calm Address to our American Colonys, by an Hanoverian. 12mo. 2s 1775 4116 A CONSTITUTIONAL Answer to Mr. John Wesley's " Calm Address." 12mo. 2s 1775 4117 LETTER to the Eev. John Wesley, occa- sioned by his Calm Address to the American Colonies by Caleb Evans. 12mo. Is 1775 4118 WHAT Think ye of the Congress now? or an Enquiry how far the Americans are bound to abide by, and execute the, Decisions of the late Continental Congress, with a Plan, by Sam. Galloway, for a proposed Union between Great Britain and the Colonies. Svo. 2s 6 d 1775 4119 ZUBLY's (Dr. J.) Law of Liberty, a Sermon on American Affairs, preached at the Opening of the Provincial Congress of Georgia. 8vo. 2s 6d 1775 1776. 4120 A PAPER supposed to have been written by Dr. Benj. Franklin at Paris, for the purpose of Borrowing Money for the Use of the United States. 8vo. 5s about 1776 4121 ADAM's (Sam., the American Cicero) Ora- tion delivered at the State House, Philadelphia, 1st Aug. 1776. 8vo. 2s 1776 4122 ADDRESS to the People of Great Britain in General, the Members of Parliament and the leading Gentlemen of Opposition in Particular on the Present Crisis of American Politics. 8vo. 2s 6d Bristol, 1776 4123 AMERICANS against Liberty, or an Essay on the Nature and Principles of True Freedom, showing that the Design and Conduct of the Americans tend only to Tyranny and Slavery. 12mo. Is 6d 1776 4124 ANCIENT Testimony and Principles of the People called Quakers, renewed with re- spect to the King and Government, and Touch- ing the Commotions now prevailing in these and other parts of America. 4to, pp. 4. 3s 6d Philadelphia, 1776 4125 ANSWER to the Declaration of the Ameri- can Congress. Svo, pp. 132. 2a 1776 4126 APPEAL to the Justice and Interests of the People of Great Britain in the present Dis- putes with America, by an Old Member of Par- liament. 8vo. Is 6d 1776 4127 BOSTWICK's (David) Sermon at Philadel- phia before the Rev. Synod of New York, Mav 25, 1758. 8vo. 2s 1776 4128 CH M's (Lord) Prophecy, an Ode ad- dressed to Lieut.-Gen. G ge, with Explana- tory and Critical Notes, by the Editor. 4to. 2s 1776 4129 COMMON Sense, addressed to the Inhabi- tants of America, a new edition, with Appendix and Address to the Quakers. 8vo. 3s Philadelphia, 1776 4130 COMMON Sense, addressed to the Inbabi- tants of America. 8vo. 2s Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1776 Various names and passages inserted in MSS., as some! English printers were afraid to issue it in England, as printed in America. 4131 COMMON Sense, addressed to the Inhabi- tants of America, with an Address to the People called Quakers. 8vo. 2s London, 1776 4132 ADDITIONS to Common Sense addressed to the Inhabitants of America. 8vo. 2s 1776 4133 CONSIDERATIONS on the American War, addressed to the People of England. Svo. 2s 1776 4134 THE Constitutional Advocate, concerning the Justice and Policy of the Present War with America. 8vo. Is 6d 1776 4135 CRITICAL Moment, on which the Salva- tion or Destruction of the British Empire De- pends, containing the Rise, Progress, Present State, and Consequences of our American Dis- putes, by Janus. 8vo. 2s 1776 4136 THE Devoted Legion, a Poem addressed to Lord Geo. Germaine and the Commanders of the Forces against America. 4to. 2s 6d 1776 4137 DIALOGUE on the Principles of the Con- stitution and Legal Liberty compared with Despotism, applied to the American Question and probable Events of the War. 8vo. 2s 6d 1776 4138 ESSAY upon the King's Friends, with an Account of some Discoveries made in Italy and found in a Virgil concerning the Tories, to Dr. S U n. 8vo. 2s 1776 4139 ESTWICK (Saml.) Letter to the Rev. Josiah Tucker, Dean of Gloucester, in Answer to his humble Address and earnest Appeal, &c, with postscript on the War in America. 2s 1776 4140 EXTRACTS from the Votes of the House of Assembly of the Province of Pennsylvania, with Rules and Regulations for the better Go- vernment of the Military Association in Penn- sylvania and the Mode of levying Taxes on non- Association, published by the Committee of Safety. 8vo. 7s 6d Philadelphia, W. and T. Bradford, (1776) 4141 FLETCHER (J., Vicar of Maddey, Salop) American Patriotism farther confronted with Reason, Scripture, and the Constitution, with a Scriptural Plea for the Revolted Colonies. 8vo. 3s 6d Shreicslury, 1776 4142 FLETCHER'S (Rev. J.) Arguments con- tained in his Vindication of the Calm Address in Defence of the assumed right of the British Parliament to Tax America considered, by a Member of the Rev. W. Wesley's Society. Svo. 3s 6d 1776 4143 FRIENDLY Dialogue on the Political Pub- lications of Mr. W. Mason, interspersed with general remarks on our American Affairs, by J. Towers. 12mo. Is 1776 4144 GLASCOTT'S Best Method of putting an End to the American War, a Sermon on the Fast Day. 8vo. 2s : 1776 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 243 4145 FURTHER Examination of our Present American Measures, and of the Reasons and Principles on which they are Founded. 8vo, pp.256. 2s 1776 4146 HARTLEY (David) Substance of a Speech in Parliament upon the State of the Nation and the Civil War with America. 4to. 2s 6d 1776 4147 INDEPENDENCY the Object of the Con- gress in America, or an Appeal to Facts. 8vo. 2s 6d 1776 4148 JOURNAL of the Proceedings of the Con- gress held at Philadelphia, May 10, 1775. 8vo. 7s 6d Wilmington, J. Adams, 1776 4149 JOURNAL of the Congress held at Phila- delphia, May 10, 1775. 8vo. la 6d London, 1776 4150 JOURNAL of the Provincial Congress of South Carolina, 1776. 8vo. 3a 1776 4151 LETTERS and Dissertations on various Subjects (mostly on America) by the Author of the Letter Analysis A. P. on the Disputes between Great Britain and America. 8vo, pp. 258. 4s (1776) 4152 LETTER to the Noblemen, Gentlemen, &c, who have addressed his Majesty on the Subject of the American Rebellion. 8vo. 2s 6d 1776 4153 LETTER from an Officer retired to his Son in Parliament (respecting the American War). 8vo. 2s 1776 4154 LETTERS on the American Troubles, trans- lated from the French of M. De Pinto. 8vo. 2s 1776 4155 McFINGAL, a Modern Epic Poem, or the Town Meeting. 8vo. 2s 1776 4155*MASSACHUSETTENSIS; a Series of Let- ters, containing a faithful Statement of many Important Facts which laid the Foundation of the present Troubles in Massachusetts Bay (by Daniel Leonard, Council of this Province). 8vo. 3s 6d 1776 4156 MAUDUIT (Israel) Short View of the His- tory of the New England Colonies with Respect to their Charters and Constitution. 8vo, fourth edition. 3s 1776 4157 PAINE'S (Tom) Common Sense, addressed to the Inhabitants of America. 8vo. Is 1776 4158 ADDITIONS to "Common Sense," addressed to the Inhabitants of America. 8vo. Is 1776 4159 PLAIN Truth addressed to the Inhabitants of America, containing Remarks on a late Pamphlet intitled " Common Sense," written by Candidus. 8vo. 2s 1776 4160 PLAN of Reconciliation between Great Britain and her Colonies founded in Justice and Constitutional Security, by which the Rights of Englishmen in Matters of Taxation are Preserved to the Inhabitants of America, by the Author of the Historical Essay on the Eng- lish Constitution. 8vo. 3a 1776 4161 THE Plea of the Coloniea on the Chargea brought against them by Lord M d, and others. 8vo. 2s 1776 4162 POETICAL Legends, containing the American Captive and the Fatal Feud, the Fall of Faction, a Poetical Vision, by the Author of the Cave of Morar. 4to. 2s 6d 1776 Dedicated to the Committee for Managing the Fund for the Relief of the Sick and Wounded Troops in America. 4163 PRICE'S (Dr. Rich.) Observations on the Nature of Civil Liberty, the Principles of Government, and the Justice and Policy of the War with America. 8vo. Is. — 12mo. Is 1776 4164 CURSORY Remarks on Dr. Price's " Ob- servation on Civil Liberty." 8vo. Is 6d Nicoll, 1776 4165 LETTER to Dr. Price, wherein his " Ob- servations on Civil Liberty" are Candidly Examined. 8vo. Is 6d 1776 4166 STEWART (James) Total Refutation and Political Overthrow of Doctor Price, or Great Britain successfully vindicated against all American Rebels and their Advooates. 8vo. 2s 1776 4167 OBSERVATIONS on Dr. Price's Theory of Civil Liberty, preceded by a Letter to a Friend on the pretensions of the American Colonies, in Respect of Right and Equity, by Henry Good- ricke. 8vo. 2a York, 1776 4168 WESLEY (John) Some Observations on Liberty occasioned by a late Tract, by Dr. Price, on the American War. 12mo. Is 6d 1776 4169 REFLECTIONS on the Present State of the American War, by the Rev. J. Hampson. 8vo. 2s 1776 4170 REMARKS on the Proposed Plan of a Federal Government, addressed to the Citizens of the United States of America, and particularly to the People of Maryland, by Aristides. 8vo (wants after 340). 2s 6d Annapolis, about 1776 4171 REMARKS on the Different Opinions Re- lative to the American Colonies. 8vo. 2s 6d 1776 4172 RIGHTS of Great Britain Asserted against the Claims of America, being an Answer to the Declaration of the General Congress. 8vo. Is 6d 1776 4173 ROBINSON (Matt.) Peace the Best Policy, or Reflections upon the Appearance of a Foreign War, Present State of Affairs at Home and Commission for Granting Pardons in America, 8vo. 2s 1776 4174 ROBINSON'S (M. M.) 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Is 1776 4179 SINGLETON (Mr.) Description of the West Indies, a Poem, in Four Books. 4to. 2s 6d 1776 4180 SMITH (W., Provost of the College and Academy of Philadelphia) Oration in Memory of General Montgomery, and of the Officers and Soldiers who Fell with him, Dec. 31, 1775, before Quebec. 8vo. 2s 6d 1776 4181 STRICTURES upon the Declaration of the Congress of Philadelphia. 8vo. 2s 6d 1776 il 82 SUMMARY Observations and Facts collected from Authentic Accounts of Russia and other Navigators to Discover the Practicability of a Northern Passage between the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean. 4to. Is 6d 1776 4183 TEARS (The) of the Foot Guards upon their departure for America, written by an Ensign of the Provincial Army (a Poem). 4to. 2s 6d 1776 4184 ANSWER to Tears of the Foot Guards, in which that respectable Corps are vindicated from the charges of Puppyism and Cowardice (in Verse). 4to. 2s 6d 1776 4185 TUCKER's (Dean) Four Tracts on Political and Commercial Subjects (Two of the Tracts relate to the American Colonies). 8vo. 2s Gloucester, 1776 4186 SERIES of Answers to Certain Popular Ob- jections against the separating from the Rebel- lious Colonies and discarding them entirely, being the concluding Tract of the Dean of Glou- cester (Tucker) on the subject of American Affairs. 8vo. 2s 1776 1777. 4187 ADDRESS to the Inhabitants of Pennsyl- vania, by those Freemen of the City of Phila- delphia, now confined in the Masons' Lodge, by virtue of a general Warrant, signed in Council by the Vice-President of the Council of Penn- sylvania. 8vo. 3s 1777 4188 BUTLER's (T.) 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H., of Liverpool) Exami- nation of Mr. Harris's Scriptural Researches on the Licitness of the Slave Trade. 8vo. 2s 1788 4445 EPISTLE of Tender Caution and Counsel from the Monthly Meetings of Friends of Phila- delphia, addressed to the Members of our Reli- gious Society in the said City. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1788 4446 HARGRAVE's Argument in the Case of James Somersett (a Virginian Negro) to demon- strate the unlawfulness of Domestic Slavery in England. 4to. Is 6d 1788 The case of Somersett decided the freedom of every man of colour on his landing in Great Britain. 4447 NEUFC BATEAU (M. Francois de)Me'moire en forme de discours sur la disette du numeraire a Saint Domingue et sur les moyens d'y reme - - dier. 8vo. Is 6d Paris, 1788 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 4448 NEWTON (John, Rector of St. Mary Wool- noth) Thoughts upon the African Slave Trade. 8vo. 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Is 6d Philadelphia, 1790 4477 REPORT, Resolutions, and Remonstrance of the Council and Assembly of Jamaica on the Slave Trade, October 20, 1790, published by Stephen Fuller. 4to. 2s 1790 4478 REVIEW of the Laws of the United States, the British Provinces, and West India Islands, with a Comparison of the Courts of Law and Practice there, with that of Westminster Hall. 8vo. 2s 6d 1790 4479 SHORT Account of the Naval Actions of the late War in order to Prove that the French Na- tion never gave such Slender Proof of Maritime Greatness as during that Period. 8vo. 3s 1790 4480 SMITH (Wm.) 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Is6d 1792 4516 PARTICULAR Account of the Commence- ment and Progress of the Insurrection of the Negroes in St. Domingo in August 1791. 8vo. 2s 1792 4517 PAINE (Thomas) Common Sense Addressed to the Inhabitants of America. 8vo. Is 1792 4518 PLAN of the New Constitution for the United States, with Preface by the Editor. 8vo. Is 6d 1792 4519 REASONS why the People called Quakers cannot so fully unite with the Methodists in their Missions to the Negroes in the West India Islands and Africa, by Catherine Phillips. 8vo. 2s 1792 4520 RIPLEY (Ezra) Sermon at the Ordination of the Rev. W. Emerson to the Care of the Congregational Church and Society in Harvard. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1792 4521 RUSH (Dr. Benj.) Considerations on the Injustice and Impolicy of Punishing Murder by Death. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1792 4522 SMITH (W.) Eulogium on Benj. Franklin in the German Lutheran Church, Philadelphia. 8vo. 2s 6d Printed by Benj. Franklin Bache, Philadelphia, 1792 4523 SMITH'S (Dr. W.) 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Is. 1792 4524 TAPPAN (David, Pastor of a Church in Newbury) Sermon preached before the Gover- nour, &c, of Mussachusetts, 30 May, 1792, the Day of General Election. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1792 4525 TRUMBULL (J., of Connecticut) McFingal, a Modern Epic Poem, in Four Cantos, with Notes. 8vo, 5th edition. 4s 6d 1792 4526 WINCHESTER (Elhanan) Oration on the Discovery of America, delivered in London, Oct. 12, 1792, being 300 years from the Day on which Columbus landed in the New World, with Appendix, containing a Description of the City of Washington. 8vo, with folding plan of Washington. 5s 1792 4527 WINCHESTER (Elhanan) Oration on the Discovery of America, second edition. 8vo, plan of the City of Washington. 4s 6d 1792 4528 another copy, map rather soiled. 2s 6d 1792 1793. 4529 ACTS and Proceedings of the General Ag. sembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1793 4530 ADAMS (John Quincy) Oration at Boston, July 4, 1793, in Commemoration of the Anni- versary of American Independence. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1793 4531 ADAMS'S (John) Answer to Paine's Rights of Man. 8vo. Is 1793 4532 ADDRESS and Petition of the Quakers Ad- dressed to the Legislature of the State of Penn- sylvania, folio, 2 pages. 2s Philad. 1793 4533 ADDRESS and Petition of a number of the Clergy of various Denominations in Philadel- phia to the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Pennsylvania relative to the Passing of the Law against Vice and Immorality, especially Theatrical Exhibitions. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1793 4534 BUCHANAN (Dr. Geo.) Oration upon the Moral and Political Evil of Slavery, Delivered at a Public Meeting of the Maryland Society. 8vo, cut close. Is 6d Baltimore, 1793 4535 CAREY (Matthew) Short Account of the Malignant Fever lately Prevalent in Philadel- phia. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1793 At the end is a List of the Names of the Persons Bu- ried (several hundreds) in the Graveyard of the City and Liberties of Philadelphia, from Aug. 1, to Nov. 9th, 1793— still the Pamphlet has a number of lively Anecdotes to counteract so mournful a subject. 4536 DAY'S (Thos.) Dying Negro, a Poem with a Fragment of a Letter on the Slavery of Ne- groes, written at the request of an American Gentleman. 8vo, front. Is 6d 1793 4537 FILSON (John) Discovery.'.Settlement, and Present State of Kentucky, also Col. D. Boon's Narrative of the Wars of Kentucky, with Ac- count of the Indian Nations within the Limits of the United States. 8vo. 3s 1793 4538 HARDIE (James) Philadelphia Directory and Register, containing the Names, Occupa- tions and Places of Abode of Citizens, arranged in Alphabetical Order. 8vo. 7s 6 d Philadelphia, 1793 4539 HOLCOMBE (Henry) Sermon occasioned by the Death of M. Cha. Bealer, delivered at Eu- haw. 8vo. 2s Charleston, 1793 4540 HOLCOMBE (Henry) Sermon, containing a Brief Illustration and Defence of the Doctrines commonly called Calvinistic, preached before the Charleston Association|of Baptist Churches. 8vo. 2s Charleston, 1793 4541 LA FAYETTE'S (Marquis de) Statement of his own Conduct and Principles, with a compa- rative View of the French and American Revo- lutions, the Character of Washington, &c, &c. 8vo. 2s 1793 4542 LINN (W.) The Character of Simon the Sorcerer, a Sermon designed to Prove that Bap- tism is not Regeneration. 8vo. 2s New York, 1793 256 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale hy 4543 MOORE (Benj.) Address to the Members of the Protestant Episcopal Church of New York, occasioned by the Appendix to Dr. Linn's Sermon on the Character of Simon the Sor- cerer. 8vo. Is 6d New York, 1793 4544 LINN (W.) Remarks on Dr. Moore's Address to the Members of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the City of New York. 8vo. 2s New Yorl, 1793 4545 MILLER (Samuel) Sermon preached in New York, July 4, 1793, the Anniversary of the In- dependence of America, at the request of the Tammany Society, or Columbian Order. 8vo. 3s 6d Nev: York, 1793 4546 RETURN of the Whole Number of Persons within the several Districts of the U. States. 8vo. 2s 1793 4547 REPORT of the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States on the Subject of Manufac- tures. 8vo. Is 6d 1793 4548 RICE'S Speech against Slavery at the Dan- ville, Ky. Convention. 12mo. Is 1793 4549 NEMBHARD (J. F.) Treatise on the Nature and Cure of the Yaws. 4to (corners torn). Is 6d Kingston, Jamaica, 1793 4550 VIRGINIA Almanack for the Year 1793, the 17th Year of American Independence, by Robert Andrews. Small 8vo (containing some curious American Jests). 5s Puchmond, 1793 4551 WEBSTER (Noah) Effects of Slavery on Morals and Industry. 8vo (wormed). Is 6d Hartford, 1793 1794. 4551*AUTHENTIC Copies of the Corespondence of Thomas Jefferson and George Hammond on the non-execution of existing Treaties for de- livering Frontier Posts. 8vo, part 2 (only). Is 1794 4552 BUELL (Samuel, Pastor of East Hampton) Sermon at Bridge Hampton, on the Funeral of Samuel Buell Woolworth. 8vo. 2s Sagg Harbour, 1794 4553 COLLECTION of the Penal Laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1794 4554 DUNN (Thomas) Discourse delivered in the New Dutch Church, Nassau Street, before the New York Society for the Information and Assistance of Persons Emigrating from Foreign Countries. 8vo. Is 1794 4555 CONSTITUTION of the United States of America, established 4th March, 1789, and De- claration for separating from this Country. 8vo. Is 1794 4556 CONTRAST (The), being the Speech of King George III. at the Opening of the Parlia- ment, 1794, and the Speech of President Geo. Washington, at the Opening of the Congress of the United States of Am erica, Dec. 3,1793. 8vo. Is 6d 1794 4557 CUTBUSH (Edward) Inaugural Dissertation on Insanity. 8vc. 2s Philadelphia, 1794 4558 COOPER's (Thomas, President of South Carolina College) Information respecting Ameri- ca. Svo, large map. 2s.— without a map, Is 6d 1794 4559 COUTINHO.— Ensaio Economico sobre o Comercio de Portugal e suas Colonias. 4to. 2s Lisbon, 1794 4560 FURMAN (Rich.) Sermon preached at the High Hills of Santee before the Charleston As- sociation of Baptist Churches. 8vo. Is 6d Charleston, 1794 4561 GRANT (Charles, Viscount de Yaux) Adresse a toutes les Puissances de l'Europe sur l'etat present et future de la Noblesse et du Clerge Frangoise et sur les Moyens d'Assurer un plan dans le Canada les plus Avantageux Possibles. 8vo, portrait. 5s 1794 4562 GREEN (Ashbel) Sermon occasioned by the Death of Rev. Dr. James Sproat, late the Senior Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Congregation, in the City of Philadelphia. 8vo, wants last leaf. Is 6d Philadelphia, 1794 4563 NARRATIVE of the Proceedings of the Black People during the late Awful Calamity in Philadelphia in 1793, by A. J. and R. A. Sm. 8vo. Is 6d 1794 4564 PAINE (Thos.) Le Sens-Commune ouvrage addresse aux Americans, traduit de l'Anglois. 8vo. 2s Paris, 1794 4565 RELIQUIAE Houstounianse seu Plantarum in America Meridionali Collectarum Icones. 8vo, 14 plates. 5s Norimb. 1794 4566 RAMSAY (David, President of the Senate of South Carolina) Oration delivered in St. Michael's Church, Charleston, 4th July, 1794, in Comme- moration of American Independence. 8vo. 2s Charleston (1794) 4567 SERMON preached in the Parish Church of St. Paul at Halifax, 25 April, 1/94, the Day appointed by Proclamation for a General Fast and Humiliation in H.M. Province of Nova Scotia, by Rt. Rev. Charles, Bishop of Nova Scotia, 8vo. 2s 6d Halifax, 1793 4568 SPEECHES of Mr. Smith of South Carolina in the House of Representatives, Jan. 1794, on certain Commercial Regulations proposed by Mr. Madison. 8vo. 2s 1794 4569 THOUGHTS on Emigration, in a Letter from a Gentleman in Philadelphia to his Friend in England. 8vo, privately printed. Is 1794 1795. 4570 BALDWIN (Thos.) Sermon at Bridgewater, at the Ordination of Rev. David Leonard to the work of an Evangelist. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1795 4571 CONSIDERATIONS on the Present State of Affairs as it Respects the West India Colo- nies and Probable Effects of French Decree for Emancipating the Negroes. 8vo. 2s 1795 4572 CONSTITUTION of the Humane Society of the State of New York. 8vo. Is 6d Xcv: Yorl; 1795 John Russell Smithy 36, Soho Square, London. 257 4573 DINGLEY's (Amasa) Oration in the Federal Hall, New York, on the Improvement of Medi- cine. 8vo. Is New Yorl, 1795 4574 ENQUIRY how far the PuDishment of Death is necessary in Pennsylvania, with Notes and Illustrations by Wm. Bradford. 8vo. Is 6d 1795 4575 FRENCH (Jonathan) Sermon at the Ordina- tion of Rev. Abiel Abbot to the Pastoral Care of the First Church and Society in Haverhill. 8vo. 2s Haverhill, 1795 4576 JARDINE (Dr. L. J.) Letter from Pennsyl- vania to a Friend in England, containing Valu- able Information with respect to America. 8vo Is 6d 1795 4577 A LITTLE Plain English, addressed to the People of the United States, on the Treaty ne- gociated with his Brittanic Majesty, by Peter Porcupine ( W. Cobbett). 8vo. Is 6d Philadelphia, 1795 4578 M'KNIGHT (John) The Divine Goodness, a Thanksgiving Sermon preached in New York. 8vo. 2s 6d New York, 1795 4579 MESSAGE of the President of the United States to Congress relative to France and Great Britain. 8vo, pp. 292, with the Papers therein referred to. 5s Philadelphia, 1795 4580 MINUTES of the Proceedings of the Second and Third Conventions of Delegates, from the Abolition Societies assembled at Philadelphia. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1795—6 4581 PLAN of Association of the North American Land Company. 8vo, with Notary Clement Bid- die's Certification, signed and sealed. 2s Philadelphia, 1795 4582 REAL Cedula de Ereccion del Consulado de Chile, expedida en Aranjuez. 8vo. 2s 6d Madrid, 1795 4583 SMITH'S (Dr. S. Stanhope) Divine Good- ness towards the United States of America, a Discourse at Philadelphia. 8vo. Is 6d 1795 4584 SMITH (Mr., of South Carolina) Speech in the House of Representatives of the United States of America on the Subject of the Reduc- tion of the Public Debt. 8vo. 2s 1795 4585 VINDICATION of Mr. Randolph's Resig- nation. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1795 1796. 4586 ADDRESS and Constitution of the New York Missionary Society. 8vo. Is 6d New Yorl, 1796 4587 ADDRESS of George Washington to the United States of America, on his Resignation. 8vo. 2s Edinb., 1796 4588 AMES (W.) Speech in the House of Repre- sentatives of the United States on the Laws to carry into Effect the Treaty concluded between the United States and the King of Great Bri- tain. 8vo. 2s 6d Philadelphia, 1796 4589 CHRISTIAN (Fletcher) Narrative of the Transactions on Board H.M. Ship the "Bounty," before and after the Mutiny, with his Subse- quent Travels in South America. 8vo, in- teresting. 2s 6d 1796 4590 FURMAN (Richard) Oration Delivered at Charleston Orphan House before the Intendant and Wardens of the City and a large Assem- blage of Benefactors to the Institution. 8vo. 2s Charleston, 1796 4591 KICK for a Bite, or Review upon Review, with a Critical Essay on the Works of Mrs. S. Rowson, in aLetter to the Editors of theAmerican Month- ly Review, by Peter Porcupine. 8vo. Is 1796 4592 INTERESTING State Papers from Presi- dent Washington, M. Fauchet and M. Adet, likewise Conferences with George Hammond, Minister Plenipotentiary from Great Britain. 8vo. 2s 1796 4593 LIANCOURT's (Duke of) Comparative View of the Mild and Sanguinary Laws, and the Good effects of the former exhibited in the present Economy of the Prisons of Philadelphia. 8vo. Is 1796 4594 LOOK before you Leap, or a Few Hints to such Artizans, Mechanics, Labourers, Farmers, and Husbandmen, desirous of Emigrating to America, being a Genuine Collection of Letters from Persons who have Emigrated. 8vo. 2s 6d 1796 4595 MORSE (Dr. Jed.) Sermon at Charlestown on the Death of Hon. Thos. Russell, Esq. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1796 4596 NEW YEAR'S Gift to the Democrats, or Observations on a Pamphlet, entitled " Vindi- cation of Mr. Randolph's Resignation." By Peter Porcupine. 8vo. Is Philadelphia, 1796 4597 OBSERVATIONS on the North American Land Company, lately instituted in Philadelphia, and Remarks on American Lands in general. 8vo. 3s. — A copy little stained. 2s 1796 4598 THE President's (Washington) Address, announcing his design of retiring from Public Life. 8vo. Is 6d Philadelphia, 1796 4599 PROCEEDINGS of the Governor and Assem- bly of Jamaica in regard to the Maroon Negroes, origin, progress, and termination of the War. 8vo, plate, 3s 1796 4600 RUSH (Benj.) Eulogium to perpetuate the Memory of David Rittenhouse, late President of the American Philosophical Society. 8vo. Is 6d Philadelphia, 1796 4601 SERMON before the Quakers at the Borough Market (on Slavery) by William Savery, of North America. 8vo. 6d 1796 4602 THACHER (Peter) Sermon preached to the Society in Brattle Street, Boston, April 17, 1796, occasioned by the Death of the Hon. Thomas Russell, Esq. 4to. 2s Boston, 1796 4603 THREE Sermons (on Slavery) preached at the Meeting-house of the Quakers in Houns- ditch, by W. Savery and George Dillwyn, of North America. 8vo. Is 1796 4604 TURNBULL (Gordon) Narrative of the Re- volt and Insurrection in the Island of Grenada, with Addenda. 8vo. 3s 1796 4605 WASHINGTON'S Address to the People of the United State?, announcing his intention of retiring from Public Life. 8vo. Is 6d 1?96 258 PampUets relating to America, on Sale by 1797. ■ 4606 ADAMS (President) Speech to both Houses of Congress, May 16, 1797. 8vo. Is Philad. 1797 4607 BONE to Gnaw for the Democrats (of Ame- rica). By Peter Porcupine. Two parts, 8vo. Is 6d Philadelphia, 1797 4608 BURDER (George) Welch Indians, or a Collection of Papers respecting a People whose Ancestors emigrated from Wales to America in the year 1170 with Prince Madoc. 8vo. 7s 6d (1797) 4609 EXILE of Major-General Eustace, a Citizen of the United States of America (of the State of Georgia) from Great Britain, by order of the Duke of Portland. 8vo. Is 6d 1797 4610 HAMILTON'S (Alexander) Observations on certain Documents contained in No. 5 and 6 of the History of the United States for 1796, in which the charge of Speculation against him as late Secretary to the Treasury, is fully refuted. 8vo. 5s Philadelphia, 1797 4611 HARPER'S (R. G.) Observations on the Dispute between the United States and France, May, 1797. 8vo. Is 6d 1797 4612 MACKAY (J.) Quebec Hill, or Canadian Scenery, a Poem, in Two Parts. 4to. 3s 1797 4613 MASON (John M., Pastor of the Scots Presby- terian Church in the City of New York) Sermon preached in the Old Presbyterian Church before the New York Missionary Society. 8vo. 2s New York, 1797 4614 MINUTES of New Hampshire Association held at the Baptist Meeting House in Water- borough, 1797. Ditto, at Elder Roberts, Second Parish in Wells (Maine), 1811. 8vo. 2s Portsmouth and Dover, 1811 4615 OBSERVATIONS on the Debates in Con- gress on the Addresses to Washington on his Resignation. By Peter Porcupine (W. Cobbett). 8vo. Is 1797 4616 PAINE (Thomas) Letter to George Washing- ton on the subject of the Treaty between Great Britain and the United States of America. 8vo. 2s 1797 4617 COBBETT (William) Letter to the infamous Tom Paine, in answer to his Letter to General Washington. 8vo. Is 1797 4618 TURNBULL'S (R. J., of South Carolina) Visit to the Philadelphia Prison. 8vo. Is 6d 1797 1798. 4618*ABERCROMBIE'S Sermon at Philadelphia, May 9, 1798, being the day appointed by the President as a day of Fasting &c. in the United States, (for fear of a war xcith France). 8vo. 2a Philadelphia (1798) 4619 ADDISON (Alex.) Oration on the Rise and Progress of the United States of America, to the Present Crisis, and on the Duties of the Citizens. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1798 4620 AUTHENTIC Copies of the Correspondence of C. C. Pinckney, John Marshall, and E Gerry, Esqrs., Envoys Extraordinary to the Republic of France, as presented to both Houses of Con- gress, by President Adams. 8vo. Is 6d 1798 4621 RYLES (Matthew) Sermon delivered at St. John's, New Brunswick, 2 December, 1798, on the late Signal Success granted to his Majesty's Arms. 8vo. 2s Saint John, 1798 4622 COPIES of Original Letters, recently written by persons in Paris to Dr. Priestley, in America, taken on board of a Neutral Vessel. 8vo. Is 6d 1798 4623 EMMONS (Nat.) Discourse delivered May 9, 1798, being the day of Fasting and Prayer throughout the United States. 8vo. 2s 6d Wrentham (Mass.) 1798 4624 FRENCH Arrogance, or "the Cat let out of the Bag," a Poetical Dialogue between the En- voys of America and X. Y. Z. and the Lady. 8vo. Is. 1798 4625 HARPER'S (Robt. Goodloe) Observations on the Dispute between the United States and France. 8vo. Is 6d 1798 4626 HARPER'S Short Account of the Principal Proceedings of Congress in the late Session, and Sketch of the State of Affairs between the United States and France, July, 1798. 8vo. Is 6d 1798 A different Pamphlet from the preceding. 4627 Another Copy. 8vo, with a curious Caricature. 2s 6d 1798 4628 HOUSE of Wisdom in a Bustle, a Poem Descriptive of the noted Battle lately fought in C — ng — ss, by Jeffrey Touchstone. 2s Philadelphia 1798 4629 IMPORTANT Documents and Dispatches which accompanied the Message of the President of the United States of America, to both Houses of Congress, respecting Differences between America and France. 4to. Is 6d 1798 4630 JOHNSON'S (J. B.) Discourse, 4th July 1798, on the Dealings of God with Israel and America. 8vo, indifferent copy. Is Albany, 1798 4631 MESSAGE of the President (Adams) relating '^to the French Republic, May 4, 1798. 8vo. Is 4632 MESSAGE of the President (Adams) to both Houses of Congress, April 3, 1798, with the Despatches from the Envoys to the French Republic. 8vo. Is 6d 1798 4633 MONROE (James) View of the Conduct of the Executive in the Foreign Affairs of the United States, as Connected with the Mission to the French Republic, 1794, 5, and 6. 8vo. Is 6d 1798 4634 PORCUPINE'S (Peter) Republican Judge ; or the American Liberty of the Press, as ex- plained and exposed in the base and partial prosecution of William Cobbett, for a supposed Libel against the King of Spain and his Ambas- sadors, before the Supreme Court of Pennsyl- vania. 8vo. Is 6d 1798 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 259 4635 OBSERVATIONS on the Emigration of Dr. Joseph Priestley, by Peter Porcupine. 8vo, 2s 1798 4636 THE Politicians, or a State of Things, a Dramatic Piece, written by an American and Citizen of Philadelphia. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1798 4637 PROUDFITT (Alex.) Sermons before the Northern Missionary Society, New York, at their First Annual Meeting, in Troy. 8vo. 2s Albany, 1798 4638 RAPPORT fait aux Citoyens Hugues et Lebas, sur la situation du Volcan de la Guade- loupe, et les effets de l'eruption qui a eu lieu dans la nuit, 7 au 8 du mois la vendemiaire. 4to. 2s Guadeloupe, an vi. (1798) 4639 SPEECH of John Allen, in the House of Representatives, relative to employing the armed Vessels as Convoys. 8vo. Is 6d Phil, 1798 4640 SPEECH in the House of Representatives, of Mr. Bayard, on the Foreign Intercourse Bill. 8vo. Is 1798 4641 S P E E C H of R. Goodloe Harper, on the Foreign Intercourse Bill, delivered in the House of Representatives, March 2nd. 8vo. Is 1798 4642 STORY's Sermon at Hamilton at the Ordi- nation of Rev. D. Story to the Pastoral Care of the Church, at Marietta, North West of the Ohio. 8vo. 2s Salem, 1798 4643 TESTIMONY of the Monthly Meeting of Friends at Pyrmontin Westphalia, Germany, concerning John Pemberton, of Philadelphia. 8vo. 2s 1798 4644 TURNBULL (Robert J.) Visit to the Phila- delphia Prison, containing an Account of the Wise and Humane Administration adopted there. 8vo. 2s Dublin, 1798 4645 WHAT is our Situation, and What our Prospects ? A few pages for Americans, by an American. 8vo. Is 6d About 1798 4646 THE Whole Official Correspondence between the Envoys of the American States and Mons. Talleyrand, on the Subject of the Disputes between the Two Countries, and also the pur- port of some Private Conversations between the American Commissioners and an Unaccredited Agent of the French Government. 12mo. Is 6d 1798 1799. 4647 BARTON (Dr. Benj.) Fragments of the Na- tural History of Pennsylvania. Folio, part 1, all published. 6s Philadelphia, 1799 4648 COBBETT's (W.) Remarks on the Expla- nation lately published by Dr. Priestley, res- pecting the intercepted letters of his friend and disciple, John H. Stone. 8vo. Is 6d 1799 4649 DESCRIPTION of the Settlement of the Genesee Country in the State of New York. 8vo (little damaged in the margin). Is 6d 1799 4650 EMMONS (Nath.) Discourse Delivered on the National Fast, April 25, 1799. 8vo, 2s 6d Wrentham (Mass.), 1799 4651 DETECTION of a Conspiracy formed by the United Brethren, with the Evident intention of aiding the Tyrants of France in Subverting the Government of the United States of America, by Peter Porcupine. 8vo. Is 6d 1799 4652 MEMOIRE sur la Guiane Francaise par le Citoyen Jacquemin qui a reside dans la Guiane Francaise pendant vingt deux ans. 12mo. 2s Paris, an vii. (1799) 4653 PRIESTLEY (Jos.) Letters to th e> Inhabi- tants of Northumberland and its Neighbour- hood, on Subjects interesting to the Author and to them, part 2. 8vo. Is 6d Northumberland, 1799 4654 ORATION, written at the request of the Young Men of Boston, in commemoration of the Dissolution of the Treaties between France and the United States, by Thos. Paine. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1799 4655 RAMEL (General) Relation de la Deporta- tion a Cayenne des Citoyens Barthelemy, Pichegru, Willot, La Rue, &c. 8vo. 2s Hambourg, 1799 4656 RAMEL (General) Narrative of the Depor- tation to Cayenne, of Barthelemy, Pichegru, Willot, &c, &c. Translated from the French. 8vo. 2s 1799 4657 RAPPORT du Commite du Conseil sur l'objet d'augmenter les moiens l'Education, French and English. 8vo, close cut. 3s Quebec, 1799 4658 REFLEXIONS sobre el Comercio de Espana con sus Colonias en America en tiempo de Guerra, por un Espanol en Philadelphia. 8vo. Is 6d Philadelphia, 1799 1800. 4659 BRIEF Account of the Revivals of Religion among the Congregationalists and Baptists, in a number of Tours in the New Eogland States, and also Nova Scotia, small 8vo. Is Halifax, 1800 4660 Another edition. 8vo. Is Bristol, Eng., 1800 4661 BRIEF Statement of Opinions given in the Board of Commissioners under the Sixth Article of the Treaty of Amity, Commerce, and Navi- gation with Great Britain, by One of the Com- missioners under the Sixth Article. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1800 4662 CHEETHAM'S (Jas.) Dissertation on Poli- tical Equality and the Corporation of New York. 8vo. 2s 6d Neio York, 1800 4663 EPISTLE (in Verse) from the Marquis de la Fayette to General Washington. 8vo. 2s 6d Edinb., 1800 4664 FRIE'S (John) Two Trials of John Fries, on an Indictment for Treason and Insurrection in the Counties of Bucks, Northampton, and Montgomery, United States. 8vo, 277 pp. 3s 6d Philadelphia, 1800 4665 FUNERAL Oration on the Death of Wash- ington, by Major-Gen. 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Is 6d 1800 4668 LINN (Wm, Minister of the Reformed Dutch Church in the City of New York) Discourse deli- vered in the Brick Presbyterian Church before the New York Missionary Society. 8vo. 2s New York, 1800 4669 MORE'S (Dr. Jedidiah) Prayer and Sermon at Charlestown, Dec. 31, 1799, on the Death of President Washington, and Proceedings of the Town in Testimony of his Talents. 8vo. 2s 1800 4670 MADISON (Dr., Bp. of Virginia) Discourse on the Death of General Washington, on Feb. 22, 1800. 8vo. 2s 1800 4671 THE Narrative of Mr. John Soren, a Native of the United States, piratically Captured on the High Seas in requital for an Act of Huma- nity in Saving a British Transport with near 300 Troops on Board from Sinking, with Appen- dix of Documents and Letters from the Ame- rican Minister. 8vo, not 2>ublished. 2s 1800 4672 PAINE'S (Seth, Jun.) Eulogy on General George Washington. 8vo. 2s Charlestown, 1800 4673 RUSSELL (Jon.) 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Stephen Bemis to the care of the Congregational Church and Society in Harvard. 8vo. 2s Harvard, 1801 4681 VOTES of the House of Assembly of the Bahama Islands. Folio. 2s Nassau, 1801 :t a 4681* MEMOIRE justificatif de la conduite de Grande Bretagne en arreHant les Navires E rangers et les munitions de Guerre destinies aux Insurgens de l'Amerique. 8vo. 2s 1801 4682 PRIESTLEY (Joseph) Lettersto the Inhabit- ants of Northumberland, and Letters to a Friend in Paris, on Liancourt's Travels in the North American States. 8vo. 2s 6d Philadelphia, 1801 4683 SPEECH of Thos. Jefferson, the newly elected President to the Senate of the United States, with a few Remarks by an^Englishman. 8vo. Is 6d 1801 4684 THACHER (Thos. C.) Sermon at Lynn, on the Death of Mrs. Anne Carnes. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1801 4685 WASHINGTON'S Letters to Arthur Young, containing an Account of his Husbandry, his Opinions on Various Questions of Agriculture, and Particulars of the Rural Economy of the United States. 8vo, map of Washington's Farm. 4s 6d 1801 1802. 4686 ACCOUNT of the Skeleton of the Mammoth, a nondescript Carnivorous Animal, of immense size, found in America, by R. Peale. 8vo. Is 6d 1802 4687 BARRY (Thos.) Singular Adventures and Captivity among the Monsipi Indians of North America. 8vo, front,, (a Shilling pamphlet). 3s 1802 46S8 CRISIS of Sugar Colonies, an Enquiry into the Objects and Probable Effects of the French Expedition to the West Indies, with a Plan for settling the vacant Land of Trinidada. 8vo. 2s 1802 4689 FUNERAL Panegyric on George Washing- ton, 22 Feb., 1800, in the United Churches of St. Paul's and Christ Church, Baltimore, by Rev. John Ireland. 8vo. Is 6d 1802 4690 THE Georgia Analytical Repository, by Henry Holcombe, Pastor of the Baptist Church in Savannah. 8vo, No. 1 of vol 1, title torn. 2a Savannah, 1802 4691 HENDERSON (Geo.) Short View of the Ad- ministrations in the Government of America, under Washington and Adams, and Present Ad- ministration under Jefferson. 8vo. Is 6d 1802 4692 HISTOIRE Diplomatique du Chev. Behaim de Nuremburg avec la description de son globe terrestre par M. Christophe Theophili de Murr traduite de l'Allemand par H. J. Jansen. 8vo. Plate. 4s 6d Strasbourg, 1802 4693 MACLAURIE's Narrative, or Journal of Voyages and Travels through the Noith West Continent of America in 1789 and 1793. 12mo. 3s 6d 1802 4694 MONGROLE, La France Equinoxiale ou Expose-sommaire des possessions de la Re- publique sous l'Equateur, comprenant une refu- tation en faveur de la Guayane Francaise. 8vo. 2s Paris, 1802 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 261 4695 MALLET's (Captain) Descriptive Account of the Island of Trinidad. 4to, map. 2s 1802 4696 PETER's (Rev. C.) Two Sermons, preached at Dominica, with Appendix, containing Minutes of Three Trials at Roseau and Strictures on the Slave Trade. 8vo. Is 6d 1802 4697 PRIEST'S (Will, a Musician) Travels in the United States, 1793-7. 8vo. 2s 1802 4698 RAINSFORD's (Capt.) Memoir of Transac- tions that took place in St. Domingo, 1799. 8vo. Is 6d 1802 4699 WASHINGTON (President) Life of, by J. Corry. 12mo, portrait. Is 6d 1802 1803. 4700 BILKNAP's (Jeremy) Life and Extraordi- nary Adventures of Capt. John Smith. 12 mo, frontispiece of Pocahontas saving his life. 2s Lond., 1803 4701 CAMPE (M. J. H.) Columbus oder entdec- kung von Westindien. 3s Paris, 1803 4702 CRESSON (Joshua) Meditations during the Prevalence of the Yellow Fever, in Philadelphia in 1793. 12mo. 2s 1803 4703 DICKINSON (Jonathan) Narrative of a Shipwreck in the Gulph of Florida, shewing God's protecting Providence Man's surest help and defence in Times of greatest difficulty and most eminent danger. 12mo. 2s Stanford, State of New York, 1803 4704 KOLLOCK (Henry) Sermon before the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America. 8vo. Is 6d Philadelphia, 1803 4706 HISTORICAL Disquisition on the Mammoth, or Great American Incognitium, whose fossil remains are to be found in North America. By R. Peale. 8vo. Is 6d 1803 4706 POWNALL (Gov.) Memorial Addressed to the Sovereigns of Europe and the Atlantic, (different from the one of 1780). 8vo. 3s 6d 1803 4707 PRIESTLEY'S (Joseph) Second Letter to the Rev. John Blair Linn, Pastor of the first Presbyterian Congregation in Philadelphia, in reply to hie Defence of the Doctrines of the Divinity of Christ and Atonement. 8vo. Is 6d Northumberland, U. S., 1803 4708 SAVANNAH Baptist Association.— Minutes of the Association held in the City of Savannah, State of Georgia, 1803; Minutes of same in Savannah, from Jan. 14th to 17tb, 1804 ; Minutes held at Black Swamp, in South Caro- lina, from Saturday 24th to 27th, Nov. 1834, Three Tracts. 8vo. 3s 1804. 4709 GLAD TIDINGS; or, an Account of the State of Religion within the Bounds of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1804 4710 PICTON's (Col.) Letter to Lord Hobart {respecting his administration of the Island of Trinidad). 8vo. Is 6d 1804 4711 MASON's (Dr. J. M.) Oration Commemora- tive of the late Major General Alex. Hamilton, with Appendix of Particulars of his Duel with Col. Burr, and a Copy of the paper left by the General. 8vo. 3s 1804 4712 MINUTES of the Georgia Association, taken at Whattey's Mill, 1803 ; Ditto, at Newford, in Wilkes' County, 1804, Two Tracts. 8vo. 2s Augusta, 1804 4713 PRIESTLEY'S (Timothy, Brother of the Dr.) Funeral Sermon on Dr. Joseph Priestley, who Died at Northumberland, in Pennsylvania. 8vo. 2s 6d 1804 4714 PUGNET (J. F. X.) Essai sur la Topogra- phie de l'lsle de Sainte-Lucie. 4to. 2s 6d Paris, 1804 4715 ST. DOMINGO. — The Opportunity or Reason for an Immediate Alliance with St. Domingo, by the Author of the Crisis of the Sugar Colonies. 8vo. 2s 1804 4716 THORNTON'S (Dr. W.) Political Economy, founded in Justice and Humanity (as applica- ble to America). 8vo. Is Washington, V. S., 1804 1805. 4717 BOULTON's (D'Arcy) Sketch of Upper Canada. 4to, coloured map. 2s 1805 4718 CONSIDERATIONS for and against a South American Expedition. 8vo. 2s 1805 4719 FULLARTON's (Col.) Refutation of Col. Picton's Pamphlet, lately Addressed to Lord Hobart (on his Governorship of Trindad). 4to. 2s 1805 4720 LETTER from the Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States, to Lord Mulgrave. 8vo. Is 1805 4721 NOTT's (Elip.) Address to the Candidates for the Baccalaureate, in Union College, May 18th, 1805— Ditto, July, 1806.— Ditto, July, 1807. 8vo. Is each Albany and Schnectady, 1805—7 4722 POPKIN's (John Snelling) Discourse at Haverhill, on the Funeral of Jabez Kimball, Attorney at Law, with Memoir of his Life. 8vo. 2s Neioburyport, 1805 4723 TALLEYRAND.— Memoire sur les Rela- tions Commerciales des Etats Unis avec l'Angle- terre. 8vo. Is 1805 4724 WAR IN DISGUISE ; or, the Frauds of the Neutral Flags, pp. 216. 2s 1805 By John Brown of Yarmouth, a writer of other Trea- tises on Maritime International Law. Mr. Allibonc almost ignores him. 4725 WARE (Henry) Sermon, Occasioned by the Dissolution of his Pastoral Relation to the First Church of Christ in Hingham. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1805 1806. 4726 ACCOUNT of the Massachusetts State Prison, containing a Description and Plan of the Edifice, the Law, Regulations, Rules, & Orders, with State of the Institution. 8vo, plates. Is 6d Charlestown, 1806 262 Pamphlets relating to Amet'ica, on Sale by 4727 ACCOUNTS of Two Attempts towards the Civilization of some Indian Nations in North America. 12mo. Is 6d 1806 4728 ADAMS (John Quincy) Inaugural Oration, delivered at the Author's Installation as Boylston Professor of Rhetorick and Oratory, at Harvard University. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1806 4729 BRIEF Account of the Proceedings of the Committee by the Yearly Meeting of Friends, of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, &c, for Promoting the Improvement and Gradual Civilization of the Indian Nations. 8vo. Is 6d 1808 4730 AN EXAMINATION of the British Doc- trine, which Subjects to Capture a Neutral Trade not open in the time of Peace. 8vo. 2s 1806 4731 CASE in the House of Lords respecting the Scotch Estates of the late William Shedden, Merchant of New York, both Appellant and Respondent's Cases. Folio. 2s 6d 1806-8 4732 EVIDENCE taken at Port of Spain, Island of Trinidad, in the Case of Louisa Calderon, with Letter to Sir Sam. Hood, by Col. Thomas Picton. 8vo. 2s 1806 4733 FAIRBURN's Authentic and Interesting Description of the City of Buenos Ayres and adjacent Country on the River Plate, shewing the Manners, Customs, Produce and Commerce of that Important Country. Small 8vo, map. Is 6d 1836 4734 FULLARTON's ( Col.) Letter to Lord * * * * * * *, on the Subjects of Torture introduced into the British Colonies, as connec- ted with the Laws of Old Spain. 4to. Is 6d 1806 4735 LEE (Jos., Pastor of the Church in Royalston) Sermon at the Ordination of Rev. W. B. Wesson to the Pastoral Office over the Church and Society in Hardwick. 8vo. 2s Northampton, 1806 4736 MEMOIRS of Mammoth, and Various other Extraordinary and Stupendous Bones of Incog- nita or Nondescript Animals, found in the Vicinity of the Ohio, Illinois, &c, by Thos. Ashe. 8vo. Is 6d 1806 4737 NOTT's Sermon before the Presbyterian Church, on Missions. 8vo. Is Phil, 1806 4738 PIDGIN (Wm, Minister at Hampton) Two Discourses, on the Sudden Deaths of Joseph Brown and James Jenness, drowned near Rye- Beach, Sept. 9th. 1806. 8vo. 4s Xev:huryport, 1806 4739 QUINCY (Josiah) Speech, on Fortifying the Ports and Harbours of the United States. 8vo, small piece cut out of last leaf. Is 1806 4740 SPEECH of Hon. J. Randolph, Representa- tive for the State of Virginia, in the Congress, on a Motion for the non-importation of British Merchandize pending the Disputes between Great Britain and America. 8vo. Is 6d 1806 4741 TALLEYRAND'a Memoirs concerning the Commercial Relations of the United States with England. 8vo. 2s 1806 4742 TRIAL of J. D. R. Rouvellet, Esq. of tl Island of St. Christopher, for Forgery. 8a portrait. Is 6d 18( 4743 TRIAL of Thomas Picton, late Governor Trinidad, for Torturing Louisa Calderon, in the Island of Trinidad, too, front. Is 1806 4744 WAR in Disguise, or the Frauds of the Neutral Flags.- 8vo. 4tk edition. 2s 1806 4745 WELCH (Moses C.) Sermon at the Installa- tion of the Rev. Elijah Waterman to the Pas- toral Care of the Presbyterian Church in Stratfield (Connec.) 8vo. 2s Bridgeport, 1806 1807. 4746 BUENOS AYRES.— Truth and Reason versus Calumny and Folly, in which the leading Cir- cumstances of Gen. Whitelocke's Conduct in S. America are explained. 8vo. 2s 6d 1807 4746* NARRATIVE of the Expedition to and the Storming of Buenos Ayres. 8vo, plate. 2s 1807 4747 CONCESSIONS to America the Bane of Britain, or the Cause of the present Distressed Situation of the British Colonial and Shipping Interests Explained, and Remedy Suggested. 8vo. Is 6d 1807 4748 TRIAL of John Wilson, alias Jenkin Ratford, for Mutiny, Desertion, and Contempt. 8vo. Is 6d Halifax, (1807) 4749 DE PONS (F. J. , Ex- Agent du Gov. Francais a Caracas) Perspective des Rapports Politiques et Commerciaux de la France dans les deux Indes sous la Dynastie Regnante. 8vo. 2s Paris, 1807 4750 EMANCIPATION in Disguise, or the Crisis of the Colonies, and Observations upon Colonial Monopoly, shewing the different Effects of its Enforcement and Relaxation, Exposing the Ad- vantages derived by America from Louisiana. 8vo. 3s 1807 4751 LAWS of Union College. 8vo. Is Schenectady, 1807 4752 LETTER to W. Manning, Esq., M.P., on the Progressive Depreciation of West India Pro- perty. 8vo. Is 1807 4753 MEDFORD's (Macall) Oil without Vinegar, and Dignity without Pride, or British American and West India Interests Considered. 8vo Is 6d ' 1807 4754 MINUTES of a Court Martial in Portsmouth Harbour, for the Trial of Sir Home Popham {for taking Buenos Ayres and Monte Video) with his Defence. 8vo. 3s 1807 4755 REMARKS on the British Treaty with the United States, and Reflections on the Characters of the President and other leading Members of the Government. 8vo. 2s 1807 4756 TRUE Picture of the United States of America. By a British Subject. 8vo. Is 6d 1807 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 263 1808. 4757 AUTHENTIC Narrative of the Expedition under Gen. Crauford until its Arrival at Monte Video, with Account of the Operations against Buenos Ayres under Gen. Whitelocke. By an Officer. 8vo, plates. 5s For the Author, 1808 4758 BARING'S (Alex. Lord Ashburion) Inquiry into the Causes and Consequences of the Orders in Council, and the Conduct of Great Britain towards the Neutral Commerce of America. 8vo. Is 6d 1808 4759 BROUGHAM (Henry) Speech before the House of Commons in support of the Petitions from London, Liverpool, and Manchester against the Orders in Council. 8vo. Is 6d 1808 4760 THE British Treaty; with Appendix of State Papers, which are now first published. 8vo. 3s America, printed unknown where, or by whom sold; Lond. reprinted 1808 4761 BURKE (William) Additional Reasons for our immediately emancipating Spanish America, deduced from the Circumstances of the present Crisis, with valuable Information of Events at Buenos Ayres and the Caraccas. 8vo. 2s 1808 4762 THE Country Seats of the United States, with some Scenes connected with them. By W. Birch. Oblong 4to. Part I. {and last?), 20 plates. 6s Springland Pa. 1808 4763 LETTERS of Decius, in answer to the Criticism upon the Political Account of Trini- dad, and upon the Defence of the Crimes of Governor Picton. 8vo. Is 6d 1808 4764 LETTER to Hon. T. Pickering, exhibiting a view of the imminent Danger of an unneces- sary and ruinous War. 8vo. Is 1808 4765 LIFE of Lieut. Gen. Whitelocke (published during his Trial). 8vo, no title. Is 1808 4766 LOWE (Jos.) Inquiry into the State of the British West Indies. 8vo. Is 6d 1808 4767 MORSE and Parish's Compendious History of New England. 8vo. 2s 1808 4768 OBSERVATIONS on the American Treaty, in Eleven Letters, published in " The Sun," under the Signature of Decius. 8vo. 2s 1808 4769 ORDERS in Council, or Examination of the Justice, Legality, and Policy of the new System of Commercial Regulations, with Appendix of State Papers, Statutes, and Authorities. 8vo. 2s 1808 4770 PARISH'S (Dr. Elijah) Sermon in the Presbyterian Church, Schenectady. 8vo. Is Schenectady, 1808 4771 PAYSON (Seth, Pastor of the Church in Rindge, N. H.) Discourse at the Ordination of the Rev. Edward Payson, as Colleague Pastor of the Second Congregational Church in Port- land. 8vo. 2s Portland, 1808 4772 PORTER (Eliphat) Discourse before the Society for Propagating the Gospel among the Indians and others in North America, 5th Nov. 1807. 8vo. Is 6d Boston 1808 4773 REPORT of the Secretary of the Treasury on the subject of Public Roads and Canals. 8vo. Is 6d Washington, 1808 4774 RITCHIE'S (Andrew) Oration on the Anni- versary of American Independence. 8vo. Is Boston, 1808 4775 ROBBERY of the Bank of Pennsylvania in 1798, the Trial in the Supreme Court, when the President and Directors were sentenced to pay P. Lyon 12,000 dollars damages for a false Pro- secution. 8vo. 3s 1808 4776 RUSSELL'S (John) Address to the Mem- bers of the Faustus Association in Boston at their Annual Celebration. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1808 4777 STEINHAUER on the Geology of Labra- dor (from Linnsean Soc. Trans). 4to. 6d (1808) 1809. 4778 ADDRESS to the Congress of the United States on the Utility and Justice of Restrictions upon Foreign Commerce. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1809 4779 ADDRESS of the Bible Society of Maine to the Public, with the Constitution and Regula- tion of said Society. 8vo. Is Portland, 1809 4780 BUCKMINSTER's (J. S.) Sermon at the Church in Brattle Street, Boston, on the Fune- ral of His Excellency, Jas. Sullivan, Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1809 4781 CHANNING's (W. E.) Sermon at the Ordi- nation of Rev. John Codman, to the Second Church in Dorchester. 8vo. Is Boston, 1809 4782 COLOMB (Christophe) Comedie Historique, par N. Louis Lamercier. 8vo. Is 6d Paris, 1809 4783 CORRESPONDENCE between the United States of America and Great Britain. 8vo. Is 6d 1809 4784 FERNAND Cortez, ou la Conque*te du Mexique, Opera en trois actes. 8vo. Is Paris, 1809 4785 MARRY AT (Jos.) Substance of a Speech in the House of Commons upon the second read- ing of the Martinique Trade Bill. 8vo. Is 1809 4786 POLITICAL, Commercial, and Statistical Sketches of the Spanish Empire in both Indies, and review of the question between Spain and the United States, respecting Louisiana and the Floridas. 8vo. 2s ' 1809 4787 REPORT of the Committee appointed, on the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, to enquire into the Farmer's Ex- change Bank, at Gloucester. 8vo. 2s 1809 4788 TOWNSEND's (Alex.) Address to the Mas- sachusetts Charitable Fire Society, on the prin- ciples of their Institution. 8vo. Is 1809 4789 VIEW of the Political Situation of Upper Canada. By J. M. Jackson. 8vo. 2s 1809 264 Pamphlets relating to A mertca, on Sale by 1810. 4790 A BRIEF View of the Policy and Resources of the United States. 8vo. Is 6d 1810 4791 CAREY (M.) Nine Letters to Dr. Adam Sey- bert, representative in Congress for Philadel- phia, on the United States Bank, &c. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1810 4792 CORRESPONDENCE between Mr. Secre- tary Canning and the Hon. D. Erskine, as printed and laid before the House of Lords. 8vo. Is 6d 1810 4793 DIPLOMATIC Policy of Mr. Madison un- veiled in Strictures upon the late correspon- dence between Mr. Smith and Mr. Jackson. By a Bostonian. 8vo. 2s 6d 1810 4794 GOLDSMITH (Lewis) Exposition of the Conduct of France towards America, illustrated by Cases decided in the Council of Prizes iu Paris. 8vo. Is 6d 1810 4795 GUILDING (Rev. John) Sermon before the Governor and Council, &c, of the Island of St. Vincent, 28 Dec, 1809, the day appointed for observance of the Jubilee. 4to. 2s St. Vincent, 1810 4796 HOBART (John Henry) Sermon at the consecration of Trinity Church, Newark, New Jersey. 8vo. Is 6d New York, 1810 4797 LETTER on the genius and dispositions of the French Government, including a view of the taxation of the French Empire. By an American. 8vo, 5th edition. 2s 1810 4798 O'NEIL's Account of the proceedings of the Squadron under Admiral Sir Sydney Smith in effecting the escape of the Royal Family of Por- tugal to the Brazils. 8vo. 2s 1810 4799 ROGERS' Voyage of Columbus, a Poem. 4to, with alterations in two places by Mr. Rogei's. 3s 6d 1810 4800 ROGERS (Samuel) Voyage of Columbus, a Poem. 4to, with 19 MS. lines by Mr. Rogers, in alteration of -passages. 7s 6d 1810 Bought at the poet's sale, overlooked by the Cataloguer. 4801 SMITH (Sam. Stanhope, President of the College of New Jersey) Sermon on the Love of Praise. 8vo. Is New Brunswick, 1810 1811. 4802 CATALOGUE of the Books, Pamphlets, Newspapers, Maps, Charts, Manuscripts, &c, in the Library of the Massachussets Historical Society. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1811 4803 CHURCH (The) of England and in America Compared. 8vo. Is 6d Neio York, 1811 4804 CONSTITUTION of the Society of Teachers of the City and County of New York. 8vo. Is New York, 1811 4805 CRISIS of the Dispute with the United States, by a celebrated public writer, with ex- planatory Preface by a Merchant of the Old School. 8vo. Is 6d 1811 4806 HARRIS (F. M.) Sermon oh the Death of the Hon. James Bowdoin, Esq. 8vo, only 100 privately printed. Is 6d Boston, 1811 4807 INQUIRY into the past and present Rela- tions of France with the United States. 8vo. Is 6d 1811 4808 SMITH (Hon. Robert) an Address to the People of the United States. 8vo. Is 1811 4809 SPEECH of John Emote in Congress, Feb. 6, 1811, in relation to Non-Intercourse. 8vo. Is 1811 4810 TRIAL of Arthur Hodge, late one of the Members of H.M. Council for the Virgin Is- lands at the Island of Tortola, for the Murder of his Negro Man Slave. 8vo. 3s 1811 1812. 4811 ABSTRACT of the Evidence against the Orders in Council. 8vo. Is 6d 1812 4812 CLINTON (De W.) Discourse delivered be- fore the New York Historical Society, December 6, 1811. 8vo. 2s New York, 1812 4813 COLMAN (Henry) Sermon in Hingham and Quincy, the Day of the National Fast on ac- count of the War with Great Britain. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1812 4814 CONSTITUTION and Canons of the Protes- tant Episcopal Church in the State of New • York. 8vo. Is New York, 1812 1 4815 DOWDALL (Commander P. S.) Narrative of the Loss of the Brigg Charles, on her Passage from Liverpool to Newfoundland, and Miracu- lous Delivery of the Master and two of the Crew in an open boat. 8vo. 2s Liverpool (1812) 4816 EXTRACTS from a Journal kept during a Voyage from Philadelphia to Calcutta, by way of the Isle of France. By W. J. 8vo, privately printed. 2s Serampore, 1812 4817 A KEY to the Orders in Council. 8vo. Is 1812 4818 MACLAY (Archibald) Sermon on the Death of Mrs. Mary Delezenne, of New York. 8vo 2s x. y. 1812 4819 ORATION by Mr. Custis, of Arlington, with Account of Funeral Solemnities in honour of Gen. James N. Lingan. 8vo. 2s Washington City, 1812 4820 REMARKS on the Theatre, and on the late Fire at Richmond, in Virginia. 8vo. 2s York, 1812 4821 SKETCH of the further Proceedings of the Committees appointed by the Yearly Meetings of Friends of Pennsylvania and Maryland for Improvement and Gradual Civilisation of the In- dian Natives in some parts of North America. 8vo. Is 6d 1812 4822 SKEY (Dr.) on the Geology of Barbadoes (from Linnsean Soc. Trans.) 4to. 6d 1812 4823 THREE Messages from the President of the United States of Congress, in November, 1811, with Documents accompanying the same. 8vo. 2s 6d 1812 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London, 265 4824 WHITNEY (Peter) Discourse delivered in the Morning at Quincy, and in the Afternoon to the third Religious Society in Hingham, on the Day of the State Fast, July 23rd, 1812. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1812 1813. 4825 CARSON (Dr. W.) Reasons for Colonizing the Island of Newfoundland. 8vo. 2s 6d GreenocJc, 1813 4826 GLADSTONE (John, of Liverpool) on the Inexpediency of permitting Cotton Wool from the United States during the present War. 8vo. Is 1813 4827 LYNE (Chas.) Letter to Lord Castlereagh on the North American Export Trade during the War. 8vo. Is 1813 4828 ON the past Relations between Great Bri- tain and the United States. 8vo. Is 1813 4829 THE Shannon and Chesapeake, a Poem. 8vo. Is 6d 1813 4830 SKETCH of the Church Solemnities at the Stone Chapel and Festival at the Exchange, in honour of Russian Achievements over their French Invaders. 8vo. Is Boston, 1813 4831 SWEDEN'S (King of) Custom House and Excise Ordinance for the Island of St. Bartho- lomew. 8vo. Is Stockholm, 1813 4832 WASHINGTON'S Farewell Address to the People of the United States, Hudson, 1813 — the Constitution of the United States of America, with the Amendments, ib., 1813, 12mo, port. 2s 1814. 4833 ADDRESS of the Managers of the Bible Society of Virginia to the Public. 8vo. Is Richmond, 1814 4834 ANNUAL Report of the Baptist Education Society of the United States, Philadelphia. Small 8vo. Is Philadelphia, 1814 4835 BOSTON Baptist Association.— Minutes of the Association held at the Baptist Meeting House in South Reading, 1814 — Minutes held at the Meeting House of the Third Baptist Church in Boston, 1815 — Minutes held at the Baptist Meeting House in Dan very, 1817. Three Tracts, 8vo. 2s 6d Boston 4836 COMPRESSED View of the Points to be discussed in treating with the United States of America (relating to the Boundary Question), 1814. By N.Atcbeson. 8 vo, 2 maps. 2s 6cl 1814 4837 DOCUMENTS relative to the Negociations for Peace between the United States and Great Britain. 12mo, folding map. 2s Philadelphia, 1814 4838 HAYTL— Manifesto du Roi (Henri Christo- phe.) 8vo. Is Cap Henry, Sept. 1814 4839 HISTORY of Toussaint Louverture (the Hero of St. Domingo). 8vo. Is 6d 1814 4840 HOBART (John Henry) Origin, General Character, and Present Situation of the Protes- tant Episcopal Church in the United States. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1814 4841 ORIGINATION and Constitution of the Sansom Street Baptist Female Society for Pro- moting Foreign Evangelical Missions. 8vo. Is Philadelphia, 1814 4842 PROCEEDINGS relative to the Establish- ment of a Presbyterian Place of Worship in the City of Kingston. 4to. 2s Jamaica, 1814 4843 PROCEEDINGS in the Assembly of Lower Canada on the Rules of Practice in the Courts of Justice, and the Impeachments of Jonathan Sewell and James Monk, Esqrs. 4to. 2s 1814 4844 RIGHT and Practice of Impressment as concerning Great Britain and America Con- sidered. 8vo. Is 6d 1814 4845 SISMONDI (J. C. C. Sismonde de) De l'in- te*ret de la France h l'dgard de la traite des Negres. 8vo. Is 6d 1814 4846 TREATY of Peace between England and America, signed at Ghent, Dec. 24, 1814. 4to. Is 1815. 4847 D'AUBIGNY (M.) Washington, ou l'Orphe- lina de la Pensylvanie, Melodrame en trois actes. 8vo. Is Paris, 1815 4848 DECRET Portant Organisation du Governe- ment de rile de St. Barthelemy, Swedish and French. Stockholm, 1811— Port Regulations of St. Bartholomew. 4to. Is 6d Gustavia, 1815 4849 EXPOSITION of the Causes and Character of the late War with Great Britain, published by the Authority of the American Government. 8vo. 2s 1815 4850 LARRIVA (Don Josd Joay de) Elogio del exemo e illmo Senor D. D. Bart, Maria de las Heras. 12mo. 2s Lima, 1815 4851 LETTSOM (Dr.) Recollections of Dr. Rush, of Philadelphia. 8vo, privately printed. Is 6d 1815 4852 LETTER to Albert Gallatin, Esq., on the Doctrine of Gold and Silver, and Evils of the present Banking System. By Publicola. 8vo. Is New York, 1815 4853 MILLS and Smith, Report of a Missionary Tour through that part of the United States West of the Allegany Mountains, performed under the direction of the Massachusetts Mis- sionary Society. 8vo. 3s Andover, 1815 4854 OUTLINES of a Constitution for United North and South Columbia. By Dr. W. Thorn- ton. 8vo. Is Washington, 1815 4855 PIXERECOURT (R. C. Guilbert de) Chris- tophe Colomb, ou la Decouverte du Nouveau monde, Melodram Historique, 8vo. Is 6d Paris, 1815 4856 REPORT of the Executive Committee of the Bible Society of Massachusetts, prepared for the Anniversary of the Society. 8vo. Is Boston, 1815 1816. 4857 BOLLMAN's (Dr. Erick) Plan of an Im- proved System of the Money Concerns of the Union. 8vo. Is 6d Philadelphia, 1816 18 2GQ Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 4858 BONNET (M. E.) Tableau des Etats-unis de l'Amerique au commencement du XIXe Siecle. 8vo. 2s Pans, 1816 4859 HOLCOMBE (Henry, D.D.) Letter to Thos. Gillison, Esq., of South Carolina, on the silence of the Second Annual Report of the Baptist Board of Foreign Missions relative to their Ex- change of Yice Presidents. 8vo. Is 6d Philadelphia, 1816 4860 MACDONALD (Archibald) Narrative re- specting the Destruction of the Earl of Selkirk Settlement upon the Red River. 8vo. Is 6d 1816 4861 MADISSON (Jas.) Manifeste du Gouverne- ment Americain' ou causes et caractere de la derniere guerre d'Anierique avec l'Angleterre traduit de l'Anglaise. 8vo. 2s Paris, 1816 4862 PROTEST against the Proceedings of the Philadelphia Baptist Association by the First Baptist Church of Philadelphia, with prefatory and concluding Extracts and Remarks. By Henry Holcomb, D.D., their Pastor. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1816 4S63 SELKIRK (Earl of) Sketch of the Fur Trade in North America, with Observations relative to the North "West Company of Montreal. 8vo. 3s 1816 4864 STRACHAN (John, Rector of Yorl; Upper Canada) Letter to the Earl of Selkirk on his Settlement at the Red River, near Hudson's Bay. 8vo. 2s 1816 4865 THOUGHTS on the Abolition of the Slave Trade and Civilization of Africa, and Examina- tion of Report recommending a General Registry of Slaves in the British West India Islands. 8vo. Is 6d 1816 1817. 4866 BATES (W., High Sheriff in New Brunswick) Narrative of the Conduct of Henry Frederick Moon, under Sentence of Imprisonment in Con- necticut, North America, his unparalleled Arti- fices, Impostures, &c, &c. %vo,port. 3s 1817 4867 BOUNDARY Question.— Notice respecting the Boundary between the United States and Canada. 8vo, folding map, not printed for sale. 3s 1817 4S68 COMPARATIVE View of the British and American Constitution, with Observations on the present state of British Politics. By a Gen- tleman some years resident in the United States. 8vo. Is 6d 1817 4869 DE PRADT (M.) Des trois derniers mois de l'Amerique Meridionale et du Bre*sil. 8vo. Is 6d Paris, 1817 4870 GORHAM (John, Professor of Chemistry, Harvard University) Inaugural Address in the Chapel of the University at Cambridge. 8vo. Is Boston, 1817 4871 HINTS to Emigrants from Europe who intend to make a permanent Residence in the United States. By the Shamrock Society of New York. 8vo. Is 1817 4872 MACLURE (William) Observations on the Geology of the United States of America. 8vo, 2 coloured plates. 2s Philadelphia, 1817 4873 MARRYAT (Jos.) Examination of the Re- port of the Berbice Commissioners, and Answer to James Stephen, Esq. respecting the Crown Estates in the West Indies. 8vo. Is 6d 1817 4874 NARRATIVE of Occurrences in the Indian Countries of North America, since the connec- tion of Lord Selkirk with the Hudson's Bay Company. 8vo. 3s 1817 4875 NOEL (8. B. J.) L'Amerique Espagnole, ou Lettres Civiques a M. de Pradt. Svo. 2s 6d 7 Paris, 18 if 4876 SHARP (Rev. Daniel) Report of the Union Committee of the Sunday Schools of the Three Baptist Societies in Boston. 8vo. Is Boston, 1817 4877 PAINE (Thomas) Public Good, an Exami- nation into the Claim of Virginia to the vacant Western Territory, and right of the United States to the same. 8vo. 2s 1817 4878 TRIAL of John Hatcbard for a Libel on the Aides-de-Camp of Sir James Leith, Governor of the Leeward Islands, and the Grand Jury of the Island of Antigua. Is 6d 1817 4879 WATSON's (Rev. Richard, Secretary of the Wesleyan Missions) Defence of the Wesleyao Missions in the West Indies, with Facts and Anecdotes. 8vo. 2s 1817 1818. 4880 BIRK BECK'S (Morris) Letters from Illinois. 8vo. Is 1818 4881 BIRKBECK'S (Morris) Notes on a Journey in America, from the Coast of Virginia to the Territory of Illinois. 8vo, map. Is6d 1818 4882 BURNEY'S (Capt. James) Memoir on the North Eastern Part of Asia, and on the Ques- tion whether Asia and America are contiguous or are separated by the Sea. Royal 4to. 2s 6d 1818 4883 DE PRADT Les six derniers mois de l'Amerique et du BreBil, faisant suite aux Ouv-j rages du meme auteur sur les Colonies. 8vo.j 2s 6d Pans, 1818 4884 FRISBIE (Professor L.) Inaugural Addresil at Cambridge. 8vo. Is 6d Camb. 1818 4885 GODWIN'S (William) Letter to a Young American, on the course of studies most advan- tageous to pursue. 8vo. Is ISIS 4886 HOBART'S (J. H., Bishop of the Protestant Epis. Church in the State of Neio Yorl) Address on the benefit of Sunday Schools. 8vo. 2s New Yorl; ISIS 4887 HOSACK'S (Professor) Funeral address at the Interment of Doctor James Tillary. 8vo Is 6d New Yorl:, 181S 4888 IMPORTANT Extracts from recent Letters from the United States. By Emigrants. 8vo, second series. Is 18 IS John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 267 4889 LAMBRECHTSEN VAN RITTHEM (N. C.) Korte Beschrijving Van de Ontdekking en der Verdure Lotgevallen Van Nieuw-Nederland. 8vo, map of the state of New York. 5s Te Middleburg, 1S18 4890 MARRYAT'S (Jos.) More Thoughts still on the State of the West India Colonies. 8vo. Is 6d 1818 4891 REPORT of a Committee of the House of Assembly of Jamaica, relative to the state of the Island, with respect to its population, agri- culture and commerce. 8vo. 2s 1818 4892 SMITH (Thomas) The Emigrant's guide to the United States of America, including the substanoe of the Journal of Thos. Hulme, Esq. 8vo. Is 6d 1818 4893 SOUTH AMERICA.— Letter on the Present State of that Country, addressed to James Munroe, President of the United States. By an American. 8vo. Is 6d 1818 1819. 4894 BALDWIN'S (Lewis) Candid Development of Facts tending to Exhibit the real grounds of difference Existing between the first Baptist Church of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Association. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1819 4895 BIRKBECK'S (Morris) Letters from Illinois. 8vo. Is Cork, 1819 489G CHANNING's (E. T.) Inaugural Discourses at Cambridge. 8vo. Is 6d Camb. 1819 4897 FLINT (Abel, Pastor of a Church in Hart- ford) Sermon at the Ordination of Rev. W. B. Sprague, a Colleague Pastor with the Rev. Jos. Lathrop, at West Springfield. 8vo. Is 6d Hartford, 1819 4898 HUMPHREY (Herman) The Promised Land, a Sermon delivered at Goshen {Conn.) at the Ordination of the Rev. Messrs. Hiram, Bingham, and Asa Thurston, as Missionaries to the Sandwich Islands. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1819 4899 INSTRUCCAO para os Viajantes e Empre- gados nas Colonius sobre a maneira de colher e conservar os objectos de historia Natural e pre- cedida de alguma3 reflexoes sobre a historia natural de Brazil. 8vo. 3s Rio de Janeiro, 1819 1900 JAMES (Wm., Author of the Naval History) Wardeu Refuted, being a Defence of the British Navy against Warden's Pretensions for the Americans. 8vo. 2s 6d 1819 1901 LETTERS from Lexington and Illinois. By R. Flower. 8vo. Is 1819 1902 LETTER to John Barrow, on the subject of the Polar Expeditions, or the Reviewer Re- viewed. 8vo. Is 6d 1819 1903 LYMAN'S (Jos.) Sermon preached at Bos- ton before the American Board of Commission- ers for Foreign Missions. 8vo. Is Boston, 1819 1904 NORTON'S (Professor Andrews) Inaugural Discourse at Cambridge. 8vo. Is 6d Camb. 1819 4905 ODES on the Bones of the Im-mortal Thomas Paine, newly transported from America to England by the no less Im»mortal William Cobbett, Esq. 4to. 6d 1819 "These lines, and several hundred more, were written by Joshua Marshall, Esq. , Brother of the Rev. Ed- mund Marshall, of Charing, in Kent, one of the supposed authors of Junius's Letters. " Page 4. 4906 PETITION of John Pritchard, of the Red River Settlement, [relating his dangers and dis- tresses while there}. Folio, 8 pages, 2s 1819 4907 REMARKS on the Account of the late " Voyage to Baffin's Bay, published by Capt. J. Ross." By Capt. Edward Sabine. 8vo. Is 6d 1819 4908 EXPLANATION of " Capt. Sabine's Re- marks on the late Voyage of Discovery to Baffin's Bay." By Capt. J. Ross. 8vo. Is 6d 1819 4909 SAVAGE's (Will.) Observations on Emigra* tion to the United States, illustrated by Origi- nal Facts, 8vo. Is 1819 4910 TWISS (Horace) The Carib Chief, a Tragedy, 8vo ; presentation copy to Rogers the Poet. Is 6d 1819 1820. 4911 AGRICULTURAL Almanack for 1820, Small 8vo, woodcuts. Is 6d Philadelphia 4912 AMERICA, an Epistle in Verse, with other Poems. Small 8vo. 2s 1820 4913 BLAND'S {Judge, Commissioner to Chili) Present State of Chili from the Report laid be- fore Congress. 8vo. 2s 1820 4914 BURNEY's (James) Memoir on the Voyage of D'Entrecasteaux, in search of La Perouse. 8vo. Is 1820 4915 DOCUMENTS respecting the Protestant Episcopal Theological Society, in the State of New York, established for the purpose of Founding and supporting Theological Semina- ries. 8vo, Is New York, 1820 4916 NARRATIVE of Capt. Cranebrook, who for assisting in the elopement of Miss Baxter from Fayal, and conveying her across the Atlantic, suffered two years imprisonment at St. Salvador in Brazil, with Account of their Shipwreck. 8vo. Is 1820 4917 REVIEW of the Colonial Slave registration Acts, in a report of Committee of the African Institution. 8vo. Is 1820 4918 WURTZ, Memoire sur le Moyen de reparer les torts faits au commerce de France par l'in- surrection de l'isle de Saint-Domingue. 8vo. Is Paris, 1820 1821. 4919 ADAMS (John Quincy) Address delivered at the request of a Committee of the Citizens of Washington, on the occasion of reading the De- claration of Independence, 4th July, 1821. 8vo. 2s Wash., 1821 4920 CORTES (Fernand) ou la Conquete du Mexique, Opera en trois actes. 8vo. Is Paris, 1821 268 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale hy 4921 MIRANDA (Jose Ant. de) Memoria consti- tutional e Politica sobre o estado presents de Portugal e do Brasil. 4to. 3s Rio de Janeiro, 1821 4922 ONIS's (Dr. Luis de) Memoir upon the Ne- gotiations between Spain and United States of America, which led to the Treaty of 1819. Translated from the Spanish, with Notes by Watkins. 8vo. 3s Washington, 1821 4923 QUESTION of Population as it relates to the Increase in the Inhabitants of the United States, carefully considered, in Answer to God- win. 8vo. 2s 1821 4924 SPOONER (Capt. A.) The Bonassas, an account of this wonderful Animal, taken 2,700 miles in the Interior of America. 8vo. Is 1821 4925 TEMPLE'S (Rev. Daniel) Sermon preached in the old Church, Boston, just before his de- parture as a Missionary to Western Asia. 8vo. Is Boston, 1821 1822. 4926 ALLERTON (Isaac) The Communion of all Saints demonstrated, a Sermon addressed to the Baptist Denomination. 8vo. Is 6d Mount Pleasant, N. Y., 1822 4927 CHABERT'S (X.) Historical Account of the Life and Adventures of the Botocudo Chieftain and Family (from Brazil), exhibited in New Bond Street. 8vo. Is 1822 4928 CROPPER'S (James) Letters to W. Wilber- force, M.P., recommending the encouragement of the cultivation of Sugar in the East Indies, a3 the certain and natural means of effecting the Total Abolition of the Slave Trade. 8vo. Is ' 1822 4929 ESCHWEGE (W. Von) Geognostisches Gemalde von Brasilien und Wahrscheinliches Muttergestein der Diamanten. 8vo, geological map. 3s Weimar, 1822 4930 FLETCHER'S (Thomas) Letters in Vindi- cation of the rights of the British West India Colonies, in answer to Mr. James Cropper's Letters to W. Wilberforce, Esq. 8vo. Is 1822 4931 FLOWER'S (Richard) Letters from Illi- nois, 1820, 1821, containing an Account of the English Settlement at Albion and its Vicinity. 8vo. Is 6d 1822 4932 HENDERSON (James) Address to the South Americans and Mexicans. 8vo. Is 6d 1822 4933 LIFE of T. H. Bowden Lambirth (native of Boston), one of the largest men in the World. 8vo. Is (1822) 4934 MILLER'S (Samuel) Sermon in the Middle Church, New Haven, at the ordination of the Rev. Messrs. W. Goodall, W. Richards, and Artemus Bishop as Evangelists and Missionaries to the Heathen. 8vo. Is Boston, 1S22 4935 PROUDFIT'S (Alex.) Sermon at New Haven, before the American Board of Commis- sioners for Foreign Missions. 8vo. Is Boston, 1822 4936 REGLAMENTO de Aduanas y resguardos del Estado de Chile. Folio. 2s Valparaiso, 1822 4937 REMARKS on the Indians of North Ame- rica in a letter to an Edinburgh Reviewer (by Bannister). 8vo. Is6d 1822 493S TRIAL.— Commonwealth v. J. C. Bucking- ham for a Libel before the Municipal Court of the City of Boston. 8vo. Is 6d Boston (IS 22) 4939 TWO Letters to the Marquis of Londonderry and Sir James Macintosh on Columbia. By a Merchant. 8vo. Is 6d 1822 / 4940 WARE'S (Henry) Sermon at the Ordination of the Rev. William Ware, to the First Con- gregational Church, New York. 8vo. Is Liverpool, 1822 1823. 4941 ACCOUNT of the designs of the Associates of the late Dr. Bray, with an Abstract of their Proceedings. 8vo. Is 6d 1823 4942 BRIDGES (Rev. George Wilson) A Voice from Jamaica, in reply to W. Wilberforce. 8vo. Is 6d 1823 4943 BRIEF Remarks on Scriptural Notices, re- specting Bondmen and Plan for the gradual Manumission of Slaves. By a British Planter. 8vo. 6d 1823 4944 COLOMBIAN State Papers, translated and published from Official Copies. 8vo. Is Gd 1823 j 4945 COMMUNICATION from Sir Charles Bris- bane, Governor of St. Vincent, to the House of Assembly of that Colony, and letter of the In- surrection in Demerara. 8vo. Is 6d 1823 4946 CORNELIUS (Elias) Sermon at Salem,: Mass, at the ordination of the Rev. E. Frost, a^ a Missionary to the Heathen, and Revs. A. Wl Warner, A. D. Eddy, N. W. Fiske, Isaac Oakes, and Geo. Sheldon, as Evangelists. 8vo. Is Boston, 1823 4947 DAY (Jer., President of Yale College) Ser- mon in Boston, before the American Board oi Commissioners for Foreign Missions. 8vo. Is Boston, 1823 4948 DECLARATION of the Objects of the Liverpool Society for promoting the Abolition of Slavery, Mar. 25, 1823.— Debate in the House of Commons, 15th May, 1823. With Appendices. 248 pages, and 7 other pamphlets on Slavery, by Cropper, Barham,Rose, Clarkson Baring, &c. 2s 4949 EDWARDS (Bryan) Poyais. An Accoun of the British Settlements on the Musquit< Shore. 8vo. 2s 1821 4950 HODGSON'S (Adam) Letter to M. Jeai Baptiste Say on the comparative expense o Free and Slave Labour. 8vo. Is 1825 4951 INSTRUCTIONS to the Missionaries abou to embark for the Sandwich Islands, and to th Revs. W. Goodellaud J. Bird, attached to th! Palestine Mission. 8vo. Is Boston, 182. John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 269 4952 INGERSOLL's (C. J.) Discourse concerning the Influence of America on the Mind. 8vo. Is 6d Phil. 1823 4953 LOWENOIN (M. de) Extrait de la Relation d'un Voyage, pendant l'annee 1786, pour la Decouverte de la Cote Orientale du Groenland. 8vo, map. 3s Paris, 1823 4954 NEGRO Slavery, or a View of some of the more prominent features of that state of Society as it exists in the United States and the Colo- nies of the West Indies. 8vo. Is 6d 1823 4955 OBSERVATIONS on the present State of Newfoundland in reference to its Courts of Justice, Local Government, and Trade. By an Inhabitant of the Colony. 8vo. ^ 2s 1823 4957 REPORT of the Commissioners appointed by the Legislature of the State of New Jersey for the purpose of exploring the Route of a Canal to unite the River Delaware near Easton with the Passaie near Newark, with accompany- ing Documents. 8vo, map. 2s 66. Morris Town, 1823 4958 REPORT of a Debate in the Council of Barbadoes on a Despatch from Lord Bathurst ontheSlaves. 8vo. la 1823 4959 SABINE's Zoological Appendix to Captain Franklin's Journey to the Polar Sea. 4to. 3s 1823 4960 SABINE (Rev. James) Sermon in the Old Church, Boston, before the Foreign Mission Society of Boston and its Vicinity. 8vo. Is Boston, 1823 4961 SOME Considerations on the present dis- tressed State of the British West India Colonies. 8vo. Is 1823 4962 WILBERFORCE (W.) Appeal to the Reli- gion, Justice, and Humanity of the Inhabitants of the British Empire in behalf of the Negro Slaves in the West Indies. 8vo. Is 1823 4963 MARTIN (Sir Henry Wm, Bart.) A Counter Appeal, iu answer to the above. 8vo. Is 1823 1824. 4964 AFFAIRE des De"porte*s de la Martinique, Memoires, consultation, pieces justificatives,&c. 8vo. Is 6d Paris, 1824 4965 APPEAL on behalf of the Diocese of Ohio. — Letter to Lord Kenyon respecting the Pro- testant Episcopal Church, U.S. — Statement re- lative to a Theological Summary at Ohio. 3 Tracts. Is 6d 1824 4966 BOUVET DE CRESSE (A. J. B.) Histoire de la Catastrophe de Saint Domingue. 8vo. 2s 6d Paris, 1824 4967 CROPPER (James) The Support of Slavery investigated. 8vo. Is 1824 4968 EMANCIPATION of the Negro Slaves in the West India Colonies considered, in answer to Mr. Wilberforce's Appeal. No. 1. 8vo. Is 1824 4969 IMPOLICY and Injustice of Emancipating the Negro Slaves in the West Indies. 8vo. Is 1824 4970 GEOLOGICAL and Agricultural Survey of the District adjoining the Erie Canal in the State of New York, taken under the direction of the Hon. Step. Van Rennselaer. Part 1, Rock Formations. 8vo. 3s Albany, 1824 4971 INGERSOLL (C. J.) Discourse concerning the Influence of America on the Mind, with an Account of the English Settlements in the Illinois. By R. Flower. 8vo. Is 6d 1824 4972 JOURNAL of the principal Occurrences during the Siege of Quebec by the American Revolutionists, 1775, with many Anecdotes never before published. By an Officer. With Preface and Notes by W. T. P. Shortt. 8vo. 3s 1824 4973 KEENE's (Richard Raynal) Letter of Vin- dication to Colonel Munroe, President of the United States. 8vo, privately printed. 2s 6d 1824 4974 LETTER to the Wardens and Vestry of Christ Church, Cincinnati, in reply to theirDe- claration and Protest against the Proceedings of Bishop Hobart in relation to the Mission of Bishop Chase to England. By a Presbyter of the Diocese of New York. 8vo. 1 s 6d Neio York, 1824 4975 MOTT (W., of Marrineclc) Consolation under Affliction, in a Letter addressed to Clements Willetts, of Bethphage, in Long Island, North America. 12mo. Is 6d Leeds, 1824 4976 NORTH-WEST PASSAGE.— The Imprac- ticability of a North-West Passage for Ships impartially considered. 8vo, privately printed. 2s 1824 4977 PROJECTO de Constituicao para o imperio do Brasil. 8vo. Is 6d 1824 4978 QUEBEC— Transactions of the Literary and Historical Society of Quebec, founded January 6, 1824. Vol. 3. 8vo. 3s Quebec (1837) 4979 REPORT of the Trial of an Action by Mr. W. Dawe against Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Hamilton, Governor of Newfoundland. 8vo. 2s 1824 4980 REPLY to the Edinburgh Review on Clark- son's Treatise on the Improvement and Eman- cipation of Slaves in the British Colonies. 8vo. Is 1824 4981 RICE (Professor John H.) Charity at Home, a Sermon preached for the benefit of the United Domestic Mission Society in the Church in Murray Street, New York. 8vo. Is New York, 1824 4982 STATEMENT of the Principal Events in the Public Life (in Mexico) of Augustin de Iturbide, written by himself. 8vo. 2s 6d 1824 4983 TAYLOR'S Negro Emancipation and West Indian Independence. 8vo. Is 1824 4984 VIEWS in Theology, No. 2, The Desires of the'Deity in regard to the conduct of Mankind. 8vo. Is New York, 1824 4985 WHITE'S (Rev. J.) Two Sermons on the Trinity, preached in the first Presbyterian Con- gregational Church, Monroe, Orange County, New York. 8vo. Is 6d 3fount Pleasant, 1824 270 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 4986 WINN's (T.) Emancipation, or Advice to British Slaveholders. 8vo. Practical Is 1824 4987 YATES (John Ashton) Letters to Rt. Hon. Will. Huskisson on Colonial Slavery. 8vo. Is 6d Liverpool, 1824 1825. 4988 ADAM's (Sir Wm.) Actual State of the Mexican Mines, and Appendix of original Mexi- can Documents. 8vo. 2s 6d 1825 4988*ADDRESS from the Directors of the Peru- vian Mining Company to the Shareholders. 8vo. Is 1825 49S9 ANALYSIS of the Memorial presented by the Secretary of the Treasury of the First Con- stitutional Congress of the United Mexican States on the Finances. 8vo. Is 6d 1825 4990 AUTHENTIC Report of the Debate in the House of Commons relative to the demolition of the Methodist Chapel and Mission House in Barbadoes. 8vo. Is 6d 1825 4991 BATES (Joshua) Sermon preached in North- ampton, Mass, at the meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. 8vo. Is Boston, 1825 4992 BUDD's (Rev. Henry) Anniversary Sermon and Report of Committee of Proceedings of the Society for Educating the Poor of Newfound- land. 8vo. Is 1825 4993 CATASTROPHE de Don Aug. de Yturbide proclame" Empereur du Mexique, 18 Mai, 1822, ou Relation exacte des circumstances qui ont accompagne le Debarquement et la Mort de cet homme celebre. 8vo. Is 6d 1825 4994 DE LA BECHE'S (Sir H. T.) Notes on the Present Condition of the Negroes in Jamaica, 8\o, coloured plate. ■ Is 6d 1825 4995 HILHOUSE (William, late Quarter Master General of Indians) Indian Notices, or Sketches of the Habits, Characters, Languages, Supersti- tions, Soil and Climate of the several Nations, 12mo, privately peinted. 5s (Demerara) 1825 With a Vocabulary of eighty-two Nouns and Numerals in the four Indian Languages of British Guiaua, also the Icthyology of the fresh waters of the interior. 4996 HOBART's (Bp.) United States of America compared with some European Countries, par- ticularly England. 8vo. Is 1825 4997 AN INQUIRY into the Plans, Progress, and Policy of the American Mining Companies. 8vo. Is 6d 1825 4998 INSTRUCCION sobre el cultivo del Nopal y cria de la Cochinilla de America. 4to Is 6d 1825 4999 JONES's (J. Gale) Oration on General Wash- ington. 8vo. Is 1825 5000 JUSTIFICATION de la conducta publica seguida por D. Juan Garcia del Rio i D. Diego Paroissien ex ministros Plenip. del Gobierno del Peru cerca de las Cortes de Europa. 8vo. Is 1825 6001 MEMORIA presentada a las dos Cameros del Congreso general de la Federacion Por el Secretario de Estado al abrirse las Sessiones del ano de, 1825. 8vo. Is 6d Mexico, 1825 ce of itain. 5002 OBSERVATIONS upon the Importance the North American Colonies to Great Brit By an Old Inhabitant of British America (Hal- liburton). 8vo. Is 6d Halifax, 1825 5003 PRESENT Operations and Future Pros- pects of the Mexican Mine Associations Analysed. By Sir W. Rawson. 8vo. Is 6d 1825 5004 POWLES (J. D.) Letter to Alex. Bariog, Esq., on the Subject of his Observations re- lating to the Foreign Mining Associations. Svo. Is 1825 1 5005 REPORT of the Soil and Mineral Produc- tions of Chili, extracted from the Italian of the/ Abbe Molina. 8vo. Is 6d 1823 5006 SEGUR (Le Comte de) Memoires, ou Sou- venirs et Anecdotes. 8vo (much of this volume relates to the American War) facsimile. 2s Paris, 1825 1826. 5007 ACCOUNT of the Loss of the Wesleyan Missionaries in the Maria Mail Boat off the Island of Antigua, by Mrs. Jones, the only Sur- vivor. 8vo. Is 1826 5008 ADDRESS to the Christian Public, Minis- ters, &c, throughout the United States, on the subject of the proposed Union between the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions and the United Foreign Missionary Society. 8vo. Is Boston, 1826 5009 ASHMAN (S.) History of the American Colony of Liberia, from December, 1821 to 1823. 8vo. 2s Wash. 1826 5010 BANNISTER (John William) Sketches of Plans for settling in Canada a portion of the Unemployed Labourers of Great Britain and Ireland. 8vo. Is 1826 5011 BOULTON (Henry John) Short Sketch of the Province of Upper Canada. 12mo. 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Is Amhurst, 1826 John Hussell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 271 5018 HOBART (John Henry) United States of America, compared with some European Coun- tries, particularly England. 8vo. Is New York, 1826 5019 A LETTER to John Barrow, F.R.S., on the late extraordinary and unexpected Hyperborean Discoveries. 8vo, privately printed. 2s 1826 5020 ORACIAO Funebre nas Exequias do Senhor D. Joaovi Imperador do Brazil Rei de Portugal e Algarves por Ign. Jose de Macedo. 4to. Is 6d Porto, 1826 5021 POWERS (G.) Brief Account of the Con- struction, Management, and Discipline of the New York State Prison at Auburn, with Com- pendium of Criminal Law. 8vo. 2s Auburn, 1826 5022 PROJECT of the Constitution for Republic of Bolivia, with Address of the Liberator. Translated. 8vo. Is 1826 5023 REFLECTIONS upon the Value of the British North American Provinces. 8vo. 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Is 1826 5030 WEBSTER (Daniel) Discourse in the Com- memoration of the Lives and Services of John Adams and Thos. Jefferson, delivered in Faueuil Hall, Boston. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1826 5031 WIRT (William) Discourse on the Lives and Characters of Thos. Jefferson and John Adams, who both died on the 4th of July, 1826. 8vo. 2s 6d Wash. 1826 5032 VAUX (Roberts) Notices of the Original and Successive Efforts to Improve the Discipline of the Prison at Philadelphia, and to Reform the Criminal Code of Pensylvania. 8vo. 2s Phil, 1826 1827. 5033 ADAMS (John) Memoir of his Life, Cha- racter and Writings, Read 16 March, 1827, in the Capitol, City of Washington, by Wm.Cranch. 8vo. 2s Washington, 1827 5034 ATKINSON (S.) Effects of the New System of Free Trade upon our Shipping, Colonies, and Commerce. 8vo. Is 1827 5035 BEECHER (Lyman) Sermon Preached before the American Board of Missions at New York. 8vo. Is Boston, 1827 5036 BUNSTER (Lt. Grosvenor) Observations on Captn. F. B. Head's Reports Relating to the ? Failure of the Rio de la Plata Mining Associa- * tion. 8vo. 2s 1827 5037 EXAMINATION of Charges against the American Missionaries at the Sandwich Islands, as alleged in the Voyage of the Ship Blonde v and in the London Quarterly Review. 8vo, pri- vately printed. Is 6d Cambridge, 1827 5038 JOHNSTON (J. S.) Speech on the Bill to Regulate the Commercial Intercourse between the United States and the British Colonies. 8vo. Is 6d Wash. 1827 5039 LETTERS from the Bahama Islands, written in 1823-4. 12mo. Is 6d Philadelphia, 1827 5040 MEDICAL Statistics, or Comparative View of the Mortality in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Boston, for a Series of years, by Drs. Niles and Russ. 8vo. Is New York, 1827 5041 MORRIS (P.) Remarks on the State of Society, Religion, Morals and Education at Newfoundland. 8vo. Is 6d 1827 5042 NOTES and Reflections on Mexico, its Mines, Policy, &c, by a Traveller. 8vo. Is 6d 1827 5043 QUEBEC'S (Bishop of) Letter on the Dif- ferences of Opinion Respecting the Clergy Reserves, and other points. 8vo. Is Quebec, 1827 5044 REMARKS on the Policy and Practice of the United States and Great Britain in their treatment of the Indians. 8vo (reprinted from the North American Review). 2s Boston, 1827 5045 STORRS (Richard S.) Spirit of the Pilgrims, a Sermon at Plymouth. 8vo. 2s Plymouth, 1827 5046 VILLANEUVA (Jo. Lorenzo) Juicio de la obra del Senor Arzobispo Depradt Intitulada Concordato de Mejico con Roma. 8vo. 2s 1827 1828. 5047 ADDRESSES and Memorials from the House of Assembly, at Jamaica, voted in the years 1821 to 1826, inclusive. 8vo. Is 1828 5048 BEECHER (Lyman) Sermon delivered at Plymouth in Commemoration of the landing of the Fathers. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1828 5049 BUCHANAN (A. C.) Emigration practically Considered with detailed Directions to Emi- grants proceeding to British North America. 8vo. Is 1828 5050 JENNYNS (J. Clayton) on the Unconstitu- tional Continuance of Foreign Laws iu the Colonies ceded to Great Britain. 8vo. Is 6d 1828 5051 MEMOIR of John Gallison, Esq., of Boston, in New England, Counsellor at Law. 12mo. Is 5052 NEW Slave Laws of Jamaica and St. Chris- topher's examined. 8vo. Is 1828 272 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 5053 OBSERVATIONS on the Penitentiary Sys- tem and Penal Code of Pennsylvania. By J. Mease, M.D. 8vo. Is Philadelphia, 1828 5054 REPLY to the Speech of Dr. Lushington on the Condition of the Free Coloured People of Jamaica. 8vo. Is 1828 5055 REPORTS on Punishments and Prison Dis- cipline, by the Commissioners appointed to Revise the Penal Code of Pennsylvania. 8vo. Is 6d 1828 5056 REPORT and Observations on the Banks and other incorporated Institutions in the State of New York, with Appendix and Notes. 8vo. 2a New York, 1828 5057 STATEMENT of the Claim of Rear-Admrl. R. Graves, and Louisa Carolina his Wife, on the Bahama Islands. 8vo. 2s 6d Brussels, 1828 5058 STRACHAN'S (John, Archdeacon of York) Speech in the Legislative Council, on the sub- ject of the Clergy Reserves. 8vo. Is York, U. C, 1828 5059 THAYER (Nathanial) Discourse delivered at Hubbardston, at the Ordination of the Rev. Abner D. Jones. 8vo. Is 6d Lancaster, 1828 5060 TWO Letters to the Colonial Secretary, from Hector Mitchell, in Answer to the Yellow Book. 8vo. Is Jamaica, 1828 1829. 5061 ALLEN (Rev. Benj.) Some Account of the Bible Classes of St. Paul's Church, Philadelphia. Sm. 8vo. Is 1829 5062 CORRESPONDENCE between Gt. Britain and the United States on Territorial and Boun- dary Question, and the Arrest and Trial of John Baker, 1825 to 1828. 8vo. 2s 1829 5063 COX (Samuel H.) Sermon preached at the Funeral of Rev. Matthias Bruen, late Pastor of the Blecker Presbyterian Church, New York. 8vo. Is 6d New York, 1829 5064 INQUIRIES relating to Negro Emancipa- tion. 8vo. Is 1829 5065 LINES occasioned by the death of the late Rev. Dr. Henry J. Feltus, with Notes Biographi- cal and Explanatory. By a Friend. 8vo. Is 6d New York, 1829 5066 MEDICAL Statistics, or Comparative View of the Mortality in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Boston, for a series of years. By Drs. Miles and Russ. 8vo. Is NewYork, 1829 5067 OBSERVATIONS upon the State of Negro Slavery in the Island of Santa Cruz, the prin- cipal of the Danish West India Colonies. 8vo. Is 6d 1829 5068 REPORT of the Incorporated Society for the Conversion and Religious Instruction and Education of the Negro Slaves in the British West India Islands, for 1829. 8vo. Is 5069 REPORT of the Proceedings of the New England Company for the Civilisation of the Indians of the British Colonies in America and West Indies. 8vo, icith maps of the country of the five nations, etc. Is 6d 1829 5070 SPANISH America.— Observations on the Instructions given by the President of the United States of America to the Representatives of the Republic at Panama, in 1826, on the Con- duct of Mr. Poinsett, Minister of the United States in Mexico. 8vo. 2s 1829 5071 TAZEWELL'S (Hon. L. W.) Review of the Negociations between the United States and Great Britain, on the Commerce of the two Countries. 8vo. 1b 6d 1829 1830. 5072 ABSTRACT of the British West Indian Statutes for the Protection and Government of Slaves. 8vo. Is 1830 5073 AMERICAN Silk and the Best Means of rendering it a Source of Individual and National Wealth, with Instructions for Raising Silk Worms, by John d'Hombergue and P. S. Dupon- ceau. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1830 5074 BARCLAY (Alex.) Effects of the late Colo- nial Policy of Great Britain described. 8vo. Is 1830 5075 BLISS (Henry) On Colonial Intercourse, and Appendix. 8vo. Is 1830 5076 BRITISH Colonial Slavery compared with that of Pagan Antiquity. 8vo. Is 1830 5077 CUBA, or the Policy of England, Mexico and Spain, with regard to that Island. 8vo. Is 1830 5078 DEFENSA del Derecho Constitucional que todo Chileno tiene para Publicar por la Prensa suo Ideas y Pensamientos sin la Menor censu- ra. Sm. 4 to, pp. 20. 2s Santiago de Chile, 1830 5079 THE DELUGE, a Demi-Serious Poem, Canto the first, containing eight Nice Little Chapters entirely Founded upon Facts, not alluded to by any Ancient or Modern Historical or Geological Authors, by a Mr. Smith. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, printed for the Author, 1830 5080 DUNCAN (Rev. Henry, o/ Rothwcll, founder of the Savings' Banks) Presbyter's Letters on the West India Question. 8vo. Is 1830 5081 FLORAE Columbianse Prodromug, or the Flora Columbiana, exhibiting a List of all the Plants yet collected, compiled by Dr. J. A. Brereton. 12mo. 2s Washington, 1830 5082 FORENSIC Eloquence of America.— Web- ster's Speeches, by A. Hay ward, from the Law Magazine, presentation copy, uith autograph note, to Rogers tlie Poet. 8vo. Is 6d 1830 5083 A HISTORY of the American Revolution. 8vo, two parts. Is Lib. Useful Know., 1830 5084 HORTON (Rt. Hon. R. Wilmot) Two Let- ters to the Freeholders of the County of York on Negro Slavery. 8vo, 2 pamphlets. Is 1830 5085 LETTER to the Marquis of Chandos, by a West Indian Planter. 8vo, long MS. note by Ad- miral Sir T. Byam Martin. Is 6d 1830 5086 M'ELROY (Joseph, D.D.) Sermon in the Scotch Presbyterian Church, Cedar Street, New York, on the Death of Rev. John M. Mason. 8vo. Is 6d New York, 1830 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 273 5087 MEMORIA de la conducta publica y ad- /lninistrativa de Manuel Jose Arce durante el ' Periodo de su Presidencia, escrita in Defensa de las Caluranias que contra su Persona, han verti- do los Mismos que se Rebelaron contra el Gobi- erno y la Nacion de Centro America. 4to. 4s Mexico, 1830 5088 PAPERS on the Colonial Questions, extrac- ted from Fraser's Magazine. 8vo. Is 1830 5089 REMARKS of General Harrison, late Envoy Extraordinary of the United States to the Re- public of Columbia, on certain Charges made against him by that Government, to which is added an Unofficial Letter from General Harri- son to General Bolivar on the Affairs of Co- lumbia. 8vo. 3s 6d Washington, 1830 5090 REVIEW of Capt. Basil Hall's Travels in North America in 1827 — 28, by an American. (N. JBiddle— presentation copy, with autograph). 8vo. 2s 1830 5091 SPRING (Gardiner) Sermon occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Joseph S. Christmas, late Pastor of the Bowery Presbyterian Church. 8vo, portrait. Is 6d ' New York, 1820 1831. 5092 BLISS (Henry) On the New Colonial Trade Bill 8vo. Is 1831 5093 CHASE (Rev. Dr. P.) Defence of Kenyon College. 8vo. 2s Columbus, Ohio, 1831 5094 WEST (Rev. Geo. M.) Remarks on certain Statements purporting to be Bishop Chase's De- fence. 8vo. Is 6d Liverpool, 1831 5095 CODIGO penal Boliviano. Small 4to. 3s Paz de Ayacucho, 1831 5096 CODIGO civil, Sante-Cruz Presideute. Sm. 4 to. 3s. Ibid. 1831 5097 CONSTITUCION Politica de la Republica Boliviana. Small 4to, pp. 30. Is 6d Paz de Ayacucho, 1831 5098 DOUGLAS'S (Major Gen. Sir Howard) Con- siderations on the Value and Importance of the British North American Provinces. 8vo. Is 6d. 5099 EXTRACT of a Letter from Lieut. Chris- topher Claxton, R.N., to the House of Assembly of Jamaica. 8vo. Is 6d Saint Christopher, 1831 5100 FOUR Essays on Colonial Slavery, by John Jeremie, Esq., President of the Royal Court of St. Lucia. 8vo. Is 6d 1831 5101 FOURTEENTH Annual Report of the Ame- rican Society for ColonisiDg the Free People of Colour of the United States. 8vo. Is Washington, 1831 5102 HISTORICAL Eulogium on Don Hippolito Ruiz Lopez, First Botanist and Chief of the Expedition to Peru and Chili, translated from the Spanish by A. B. Lambert. 8vo. Is 6d Salisbury, 1831 5103 ONDERDONK (Bishop) Sermon on the Excellence, the Benefits, and Obligations of the Divine Law, preached at the Consecration of the Mission Church of New York. 8vo. Is New York, 1831 5104 WEST'S (Mr.) Claim to the Episcopate (from the Protestant Episcopalian). 8vo. Is N. Y., 1831 1832. 5105 ADDRESS to Manufacturers, Traders, and Others, on tho Importance of Preserving the Colonies. Sm. 8vo. Is 1832 5106 BANKS (Sir Thos.) Analytical Statement of the Case of Alexander Earl of Stirling and Dovan, his Official Dignities, peculiar Territo- rial Rights and Privileges in the British Colonies of Nova Scotia and Canada, with Notes and Ob- servations. 8vo. 3s 6d 1832 5107 BEECHER (Lyman) Sermon preached before the American Board of Missions at New York. 8vo. Is Derby, 1832 5108 COOPER (Dr. Thomas) The Case of Thomas Cooper, M.D., President of the South Carolina College, submitted to the Legislature and People of South Carolina. 8vo. 2s Colombia, 1832 5109 DOCUMENTS in Proof of the Climate and Soil of Florida, particularly the Southern Sec- tion. 8vo. Is 6d New York, 1832 5110 EAST (Sir E. H.) Short Review of Leading and Operating Causes of the Distress of the British West India Colonies. 8vo. Is 1832 5111 JACKSON and Alger's Remarks on the Mi- neralogy and Geology of Nova Scotia. 4to, co- loured plates. 7s 6d Cambridge, U. S., 1832 5112 JEREMIE (J., of St. Lucia) Four Essays on Colonial Slavery. 8vo. Is 6d 1832 5113 REPLY to Mr. Jeremie's Pamphlet, by an Inhabitant of St. Lucia. 8vo. Is 6d 1832 5114 REMARKS on Mr. Jeremie's Conduct as President of the Royal Court of St. Lucia, by an Inhabitant of that Island. 8vo, privately printed. 2s 1832 5115 JONES (E.) Review of Facts and Observa- tions made by Naturalists, Botanists, Travellers, &c, on the Properties and Productions of the Sugar Maple Tree. 8vo, privately printed. 2s 1832 5116 MARTIN'S (Dr. C. P., Ph. von) Von dem Rechtszustande unter den Ureinwohhnern Bra- siliens, eine Abhandlung. 4to, map. 5s Munchen, 1832 5117 NARRATIVE of certain Events connected with the late Disturbances in Jamaica, and the Charges preferred against the Baptist Mission- aries. 8vo. Is 1832 5118 STRACHAN (John) Letter to Rev. Thomas Chalmers on the Life and Character of the Rt. Rev. Dr. Hobart, Bishop of New York. 8vo. Is 6d New York, 1832 1833. 5119 ACUSACION pronunciada ante el Tribunal de Jurados de Lima por El Dr. D. Juan, Ascen- oio contra el " Alliance al Mercurio Peruano " y denuncido por el gran Mariscal del Peru D. Barnardo O'Higgins. 8vo. 3s Lima, 1833 5120 AMERICAN Criticisms on Mrs. Trollope's " Domestic Manners of the Americans." 8vo. Is6d 1333 274 Pamphlets reletting to America, on Sale by 6121 BLISS's Statistics of the Trade, Industry, and Resources of Canada and the other British Plantations. 8vo. 2s 1833 5122 BURN (J. J.) Case of the Rt. Hon. Alexander Earl of Stirling and Dovan, respecting his Title to Nova Scotia and other Territorial possessions in North America. 8vo, map. 3s 6d 1833 5122* Another copy without the map. 2s ib. 5123 BURNLEY's (W. H., Deputy from Trinidad) Opinions on Slavery and Emancipation in 1823. 8vo. Is 1833 5124 CARTA de Antonio Jose de Irisarri a los EE. del Mercurio de Valparaiso, small 4to, pp. 8. Is 6d Santiago de Chile, 1833 5125 CORRECTED Report of the Speech of Vis- count Howick in the House of Commons on Colonial Slavery, with Appendix, containing a Plan for the Abolition of Slavery. 8vo. Is 1833 5126 EMPRESTITO de Chile por Antonio Jose de Irisarri. Small 4to. 2s Santiago de Chile, 1833 5127 HODGKIN's (Dr. Thomas) Inquiry into the merits of the American Colonization So- ciety, and reply to the charges against it, with account of the British African Colonization Society. 8vo. Is 1833 5128 IRVING's (Edward) Statement of the Causes which affect the decrease or increase of the Slave population in the British Colonies. 8vo. Is 1833 5129 JOURNAL of the Proceedings of the 59th Annual Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the Diocese of New Jersey, 1833, and Journals of the Proceedings, 1830 and 1832. 8vo, three pamphlets. Is 6d 5130 MEMORIA de la Direccion General de la Renta del Tabaco en 1832. 8vo. Is Caracas, 1833 5131 REGLAMEXTO de Aduanaspara los Alma- cenes de Deposito y comercio Maritimo de transito. Folio. 2s Santiago de Chile, 1833 5132 REMARKS on African Colonization and the Abolition of Slavery, by a Citizen of New England. 8vo. Is Windsor, Vt., 1833 6133 SMITH (Geo. W.) Defence of the System of Solitary Confinement of Prisoners adopted by the State of Pennsylvania. 8vo. Is 6d Phil, 1833 5134 TRIAL of Miss Prudence Crandall, on an Information Charging her with Teaching Col- oured Persons not of the State of Connecticut. 4to. Is 6d Brooklyn, 1833 5135 VINDICATION of the Conduct of Col. Grignon, and of the Western Interior Regiment under his Command, during the Rebellion of 1831 and 1832. 8vo, map. 3s Jamaica, 1833 5136 WHITELEY (Henry) Three Months in Jamaica in 1832, comprising a Residence of some Weeks on a Sugar Plantation. 8vo. Is 1833 1834. 5137 ADDRESS of the Literary and Philosop. Society of South Carolina to the People of the State on the Objects and Advantages of the Lyceum System. 8vo. Is 6d Cliarlcstown, 1834 513S BIRNEY (James G.) Letter to Rev. Thorn- ton, J. Mills, Corresponding Secretary of the Kentucky Colonization Society. Small 8vo. Is New York, 1834 5139 COOPER'S (Dr. Thomas, of Colombia Col- lege) Introductory Lecture to a course of Law. 8vo, presentation copy to Rogei'S the Poet. 8vo. Is 6d Colombia, 1834 5140 FELTON's (Corn. C.) Inaugural Discourse at Harvard. 8vo. Is 6d Camb. 1834 5141 MANIFESTO Legal por D. Maximo Men- dicta en el sigue contra D. Carlos Bispham Socio director de la casa consignataria de Alsop y Compania pidiendole cuenta con pago del cargamento del Bergantin Occeana pata que la lima Corte, en Sala de comercio confirme en segunda instancia la sentencia que el Juez de Comercio y colegas de Valparaiso pronuncia von con dictamen del Asesor titular del Consulado. Small 4to. 2s Santiago di Chili, 1834 5142 MATHER (James) The Constitutions of Great Britain, France, and the United States of America, from the most Authentic Sources. 8vo. 2s 1834 5143 MEADE's (Rev. W.) Pastoral letter to the Ministers and Friends of the Protestant Episco- pal Church in the Diocese of Virginia, on the Duty of affording Religious Instruction to those in Bondage. 8vo. Is Alexandria, I). C, lSdi 5144 NARRATIVE of the Life of David Crockett, of the State of Tenessee, by himself. 12mo (very amusing). Is 1834 5145 NEW-HAVEN Theology, alias Taylorism, alias Neology, in its own Language. With Notes appended, by Daniel Dow. 8vo. 2s Thompson (Conncc.) 1834 5146 RAZON Motivada que el Presidente Provi- sional de la Convencion Nacional sobre el uso que la hecho de las facultaade3 Extraordinarius que se le confirieros en 17 de Febrero y qui de- volvio en 11 de Junio. Small 4to. 2s Lima, 1834 5147 THE Power of Congress over the District of Columbia. Svo. Is 6d New York, 1834 5148 REPORT on the New Map of Maryland. 8vo, maps. 2s 1834 5149 TEORIA de un sistema administrativo y economico par la republica de Chile. 4to. 2s Santiago de Chile, 1834 5150 TYSON'S (J. R.) Discourse before the Young Men's Colonization Society of Pennsylvania. 8vo. Is Philadelphia, 1834 1835. 5151 BATALLA de Yanacocha canto Heroico al triunfo de las Armas Pacificadoras. 8vo. 2s Arcquipa, 1835 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 275 5152 BELLO (D. Andres) Priucipios de la Orto- lojia y Metrica de la Lengua Castellana. Sm. 4to. 3s Santiago de Chity, 1835 5153 BINNEY (Horace) Eulogy on the Life and Character of John Marshall, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. 8vo. 2s Philadelphia, 1835 5154 BRAITHWAITE'S Supplement to Sir John Ross's Second Voyage. 4to. 2s 1835 5155 CATALOGUE of the Pictures which formed the Collection of J. C. Latro, formerly Archbp. of Taranto, Exhibited in the City Dispensary, New York. 8vo. Is New York, 1835 5156 CONSTITUTION of the State of Michigan, as adopted in Convention in the City of Detroit, 11th May, 1835. 8vo. Is Detroit, 1835 5157 DELLA Xhiesa Cattolica negli Stati Uniti d'America Memoria compilata da un Membro della Societa Leopoldina. 8vo. 3s Verona, 1835 5158 EXPOSICION que hace el Preside nte Pro- visional de la Republica Peruana Luis Jose Orbegoso de las razones que le obligaron a Solicitar de la Republica Boliviana Auxilios para Pacificar el Peru. Sm. 4to. 2s Arequipa, 1835 5159 EXPOSICION de mi dictamen en el com- promiso y consulta legal que nos encargaron los SS. hijos del difunto S. D. Miguel Antonio Bravo de Saravia Irarrazabul Bobre si debian reconocer como subsistente el mayorazgo de la casa de Bravo de Saravin que poseia el difunto y legal la posesion en que se halla el hijo primo- jenito. 8vo. Is 6d Santiago, 1835 5160 FLEMING (Dr. Wm.) Four Days at the Falls of Niagara. Sm. 8vo, map and 2 plates on india paper, 3s Privately printed, Manchester, 1835 5161 GOUGE'S Short History of Paper-Money and Banking in the United States. 8vo. Is 6d. {Contains as much reading as two 8vo vols). n. y. 1835 5162 LETTERS of J. Downing, Major, Downing- ville Militia, to his old friend Mr. Dwight, of the New York Daily Advertiser. 12rao. Is 1835 5163 MEMORIA que el Ministro de Estado en el departmento del interior presenta al Congreso Nacional Ano de 1835, 1845, 1846. 4to. Is 6d each Santiago de Chile, 1835, &c. 5164 MEMORIA que el Ministro de Estado en el departamento de hacienda presenta al congreso nacional ano de, 1835, 1839, 1841, 1842, 1843. 4to. 2s each Santiago de Chile, 1835, &c. 5165 MEMORIA que cl Ministro de Estado en los departamentos de Guerra y Marina presente al Congreso Nacional ano de 1835, 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1847. 4to. 2s each Santiago, 1835, &c. 5166 OJIBUE Language.— Old Testament, Bible Stories, Story of Joseph and Natural History, in the Ojibue Language. 12mo, woodcuts. 3s Boston, 1835 5167 ROSS's Explanation and Answer to Braith- waite's " Supplement," etc. 4to. 2s 1835 5168 ORACION funebre que en las solemnas ecsequias que el Jeneral de Division y Presi- dente de la Rep. Peruana D. Luis Jose Orbegoso Mando se hicieran con asistencia de todas las corporaciones en honor delos valientes Guerreros Muertos en el Campo de Yanacocha Pronuncio en la Santa Iglysia Catedral de Arequipa. Sm. 4to. 2s Arequipa, 1835 5169 TABLA de los cursos de Gramatica, Jeo- grafia, Aritmetica, Algebra, Jeometria et que han seguido los alumnos de la Academia Militar de Chile. 8 vo. Is 6d Santiago de Chile, 1835 1836. 5170 ADDRESSES Presented to Major General Sir John : Colborne, Lt. Governor of Upper Canada. 8vo. Is 6d Toronto, 1836 5171 CORRESPONDENCE oficial sobre la negativa del S. Gobernador de Valparaiso a poner su pase al Pasaporte del Ministro Pleni- potenciario nombrado por el Gobierno del Peru cerca de el Ecuador Jeneral D. Domingo Nieto. Sm. 4to. 2s Santiago de Chile, 183G 5172 DEFENSA del Gobernador politico y militar de la isla de Juan Fernandez, sarjento mayor de Caballeria Don Tomas Sutcliffe. Folio pp. 23. 3s Santiago, 1836 5173 DOANE (Geo. Washington) Sermon in Com- memoration of the Rt. Rev. William White, Preached in St. Mary's Church, Burlington, N.J. 8vo. Is Burlington, 1836 5174 DU PONCEAU (P. S.) and Fisher (J. F.) Memoir on the History of the Celebrated Treaty made by Wm. Penn with the Indians, under the Elm Tree, at Shackamaxon in 1682. 8vo, stained. Is Philadelphia, 1836 5175 ELOGIO del Senador don Juan Egaua pronunciado en la Capella del instituto nacional de Chile por Buena Ventura Marin. Sm. 4to Is 6d Santiago, 1836 5176 EL JENERAL do Brigada Ramon Castilla a sus Concindanos. Sm. 4to. 2s Santiago de Chile, 1836 5177 INFORME de la Comision del Camino de Nuevitas. 4to. 2s Puerto Principe, 1836 5178 MANIFIESTO que da en su despedida de Chile el Contra Almirante, D. C. W. Wooster. Folio. 2s 6d Santiago de Chile, 1836 5179 MEMORIA que el Ministro de Estado en el departmento de Relaciones Exteriores presenta al Congreso Nacional ano de 1836, 1845, and 1846, 4to. 2s each Santiago de Chile, 1836—45—46 5180 MENSAJE que hace el Presidente 'de la Republica de Chile al Congreso Nacional, expo- niendo las razones justificativas de la presenta guerra con el Peru. Folio, pp. 25. 2s 6d Santiago de Chile, 1836 5181 PUBLIC DOCUMENTS Relating to Lord Aylmer's Administration of the Government of Lower Canada. 8vo. 2s Privately printed, 1836 276 Pamiihlets relating to America, on Sale by 5182 TESTIMONY taken by the Committee appointed by the House of Representatives to Investigate the Evils of Freemasonry. 8vo. 3s Harrisburg, 1836 5183 VAN BUREN (Martin) Letter Relative to the Book of the United States, with Explanatory Introduction. 8vo. Is6d 1836 1837. 5184 BOWLES'S (Capt.) Suggestions for the speedy and secure conveyance of our Reinforce- ments to Canada. 8vo. Is 1837 5185 BREVE exposition que hace Jose Antonio Alemparte de algunos excesos y abusos come- tidos por El Ministro de Justicia Don Mariano Egana. 8vo. Is 6d Santiago de Chile, 1837 5186 CANADA.— Correct Account of the Rise and Progress of the recent popular Movements in Lower Canada (Tract of 12 pages)— What shall we do with Canada? (Tract of 8 pages), together. 6d 1837 5187 A few Words on the subject of Canada, by a Barrister. 8vo. Is 1837 5188 CHANNING (Rev. Dr. W. E.) Letter on the Annexation of Texas to the United States. 8vo. Is— 12mo, 6d 1837 5189 CHANNING (W. Ellery) Discourse deli- vered at the dedication of the Unitarian Congre- gational Church in Newport, Rhode Island. 8vo. Is 6d 1837 5190 CUENTAS de D. Felipe Pardo con el Te- soro del Peru Legacion de la Confederacion Peru- Boliviana, en Chile. 8vo. Is 6d Santiago de Chile, 1837 5191 DISCURSO pronunciado por Don Ioaq To- cornal Ministro da Estado en los departamentos del interior y relaciones exteriores y encargado accidentalmente de los detnas ramos del despa- cho al recibir el Cadaver del Senor Don Diego Portals, perfida y ferozmente asesinado en las alturas del Baron. 8vo. Is 6d Santiago de Chile, 1837 5192 GOUGE on the Expediency of dispensing with Bank Agency and Bank Paper in the Fiscal Contracts of the United States. 8vo. Is 1837 5193 HOMENAJE de gratitud a la memoria del benemerito Ministro Don Diego Portales [por Dr. Mercedes Maria de Solar]. Svo. Is 6d Santiago de Chile, 1837 5194 HUMBOLDT (Alex, von) On two Attempts to Ascend Chimborazo, translated from the German by Dr. Barry. 8vo. Is 1837 5195 LIBERTY. 8vo, pp. 231, with woodcuts. 2s 6d Privately printed in America, 1837 A curious compilation to be put into contrast with N. America during the Civil War. 5196 MANIFESTE des Motifs qui legitiment la declaration de Guerre contre le gouvernement du general Andres Santa Cruz soi disant Presi- dent de la confederation Perou-Bolivienne tra- duit de l'Espagnol (French and English). 4to. 3s Buenos Aires, 1837 5197 MURATORI Relation des Missions du Pa- raguay, traduite de l'ltalien. 8vo, tewed. 2s Paris, 1837 5198 MANIFESTO de las razones que legitiman de la Declaracion de Guerra contra el Gobierno del-General Santa Cruz, titulo presidente de la Confederacion Peru-Boliviana. 4to. 2s Buenos Ay res, 1837 5199 NOTIC1A de la Causa seguida al Senador Diego Jose Benevente. 8vo. Is 6d Santiago de Chile, 1837 5200 PATRON (Fel.) Discours sur les causes qui ont fais etablier l'esclavage dans les Colonies. 4to. Is Paris, 1837 5201 REMARKS on the Proceedings as to Canada in the Present Session of Parliament, by One of the Commissioners. 8vo. Is 6d 1837 5202 SANTA CRUZ. Tratado con el Jeueral Santa Cruz, por Senor Rudolf o. sm. 4 to. 2s Guayaquil, 1837 5203 UNICO Asilo de las Republicas Hispano Americanas dedica estas reflexiones a sus Com- patriotaB un Chileno. small 4to. 2s Santiago de Chile, 1837 5204 VINDICLE AMERICANS. -Letter to Sir Robert Peel, in refutation of the Calumnious Attacks on America, in his Speech at the Glas- gow Peel Banquet. 8vo. Is 1837 1838. 5205 ASHBURTON (Lord) Speech on the Second Reading of the Canada Government Bill. 8vo. Is 1838 5206 BENTHAM (G.) on some Plants connected with the Flora of Guinana (from Linnrean Soc. Trans.). 4to, 3 plates. Is 1838 5207 BRIEF History of the Church in Upper Canada, W. Bettridge, Rector of Woodstock, U. C. 8vo. Is6d 1838 5208 BROUGHAM'S (Lord) Speech on the Mal- treatment of the North American Colonies. Svo. Is 1838 5209 CANADIAN Controversy, its Origin,Nature, and Merits. 8vo. 2s. 1838 5210 CANADIAN Portfolio, conducted by John Arthur Roebuck, and other Friends of Canada, No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 8vo. 1838 5211 CANADA (The) Baptist Magazine, vol 1 & 2. 8vo. 3s Montreal, 1838-9 5212 CANADA. 8vo. Is Lond., Roalc and Varty, 1838 5213 CANADA. — Memoirs sur le Canada depuis 1749 jusqu'a 1760. 8vo, maps. 4s Quebec, 1838 5214 CHANNING (William E.) Self-Culture, an Address introductory to the Franklin Lectures, at Boston, Sept., 1S38. 8vo. Is Boston, 1838 5215 DEFENSA de la Vinda e hijos de D. Jose Foribio Larrain en el Pleito que les sigue el S. Senador D. Est. Portales sobre devolucion de la Bacienda de Molina restitucion de los frutos de un Vinculo en dos Anos, dies meses y cinco dias yposesion hereditaria en Viluco Campusano. 4to. 2s Santiago de Chile, 1838 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London, 277 5216 DEFENSA de los Tratados de Paz de Pan- carpata por Ant. Jose de Irisarri hecha en Are- quipa. sm. 4to. 2s 6d Arequipa, 1838 5217 DOCUMENTOS relativos a las conferencias en Jalapa entre el Ministro de relaciones exterio- res Plenipotenciario de la republica y il Contra Almirante Plenipotenciario de Francia sobre el arreglo de las diferencias entre ambas Naciones. 8vo. 3s Mexico, 1838 5218 ESPOSICION que hace el Jeneral Blanco al supremo Gobierno sobre su conducta en la Cam- pana del Peru. Folio, pp. 16. 2s Santiago de Chile, 1838 5219 ESPOSICION de los Motivos qui ha tenedo el Presidente de Chile para desaprobar el tra- tado de Paz celebrado in Paucarpata en 17 de Novembre de 1837 y renovar las hostilidades interrumpidas por el. Fol. 2a Santiago, 1838 5220 FORREST (Edwin) Oration delivered at the Democratic Republican Celebration of the 62nd Anniversary of the Independence of the United States in New York/July 4th, 1838. 8vo. Is 6d New York, 1838 5221 FUNDAMENTOS de hecho y de derecho por la Testamentaria del Presbitero D. Sib. Le- caros para que la di D. Jose Toribio Larrian le devuelva la hacienda de Molina con sus frutos los del vinculo di Viluco en dos anos diez mesis cinco dias y se le declane posesion proindeviso en Viluco y tierra de Campasano hasta ser rein- tegrado de la parte hereditaria con frutos que tiene en ellas. Small 4to. 2s 6d Santiago de Chile, 1838 5222 GLADSTONE (W. E.) Speech in the House of Commons, for the ^Abolition of the Negro Apprenticeship. 8vo. Is 1838 5223 HOWICK (Viscount) Speech for Abolition of Negro Apprenticeship. 8vo. Is 1838 5224 IMPUGNACION a los Articulos publicados en el Mercurio de Valparaiso sobre la Campagna del ejercito restaurador por Antonio Jose de Irisarri. Small 4to. 2s Arequipa, 1838 5225 IRISARRI (Ant. Jose de) Dialogos segundo, tercero quinto e sexto sobre la defensa del tra- tado de Pancarpata contestando al Arancon. N. 401, 402, 404, 405. 4 Tracts. Sm. 4to. 3s Arequipa, 1838 5226 MANIFIESTO del Gobierno Protectoral sobre el decreto del Gobierno de Chile de 18 de Deciembre de 1837, en que reusa su ratificacion al tratado di Paz de 17 de Novimbre del mismo ano. Small 4to. 2s Paz de Ayacucho, 1838 5227 MENSAGE (de S. E.) El Presidente de la Republica dirijido al Congreso Extraordinario de Bolivia. Small 4to, pp. 12. Is 6d Paz de Ayacucho, 1838 5228 NUEVAS Ordenenzas de Minas para el Reino de Chile qui de orden de su Majisdad ocribi Don Francisco Garcin de Hindobro, 1754. Folio. 3s 6d Reimpresas Santiago de Chile, 1838 5229 PLAIN Statement of the Quarrel with Canada, in which is considered who first infringed the Constitution of the Colony. 8vo. Is 1838 5230 OFFICIAL Note from the Consul charged ad interim of the General Consulate of France in Buenos Aires to the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Argentine Confederation, reclaim- ing, on the Authority of International Law, that the French be not considered as domiciliated in the place in which they have established them- selves. The Answer from the Minister and other Documents upon the same Subject. French and English. Small 4to. 3s Buenos Aires, 1838 The same hr Spanish. 4to. 2s 5231 ,1838 5232 PLEA for Authors and the Rights of Lite- rary Property. By an American. 8vo. Is • New Yorh, 1838 5233 POWER of Congress over the District of Columbia. 8vo, reprinted from the New York Evening Post, with Additions by the Author. 8vo. 2s. Nexo Yorh, 1838 5234 PRACTICA de testamentos o tratado en que se resuelven las cuestiones que mas frecu- entemente se ofrecen en la disposicion de las ultimas voluntades. Small 4to, pp. 47. Is 6d Santiago de Chile, 1838 5235 RECUERDO Biografico de la illustre Hero- ina Argentina Senora Dona Encarnacion Ezcurra de Rosas. 8vo, portrait. 2s Buenos Ayres, 1838 5236 REFUTACION del Folleto escrito en Arequipa por Don Antonio Jose de Irisarri en defensa del tratado de Paz de Pancarpata. 12mo. 2s Santiago de Chile, 1838 5237 REPORT from the Select Committee of the Legislative Council of Upper Canada on the state of the Province. 8vo. Is 6d {Toronto) 1838 5238 REVISTA de los escritos publicados en Chile contra los Tratados de Paz de Pancarpata, por Antonio Jose de Irisarri. small 4to. 2s 6d Arequipa, 1838 5239 SOBRE obligar a los estranjeros a pagar emprestitos Forzosos y contribuciones estraor- dinarias. 4to, pp. 6. 2s San Salvador, 1838 5240 SUCCINCT Account of the Treaties and Negociations between Great Britain and the United States of America, relating to the boun- dary question. 8vo, map, privately printed. 3s 1838 11 Lord Fitzroy Somerset, from Mr. Gillespie" (on the cover). 5241 SUPPLEMENTOS 1 to 6, al Diario del Gobierno de Megico contienes el ultimatum remitido, por Baron Deffandis, Ministre de Francia. Small 4to, 6 tracts. 3s Megico, 1838 5242 SUPPLEMENT to the Private Correspon- dence between the Governor and Capt. General of Buenos Ayres and the Rear Admiral of the French Naval Forces on the station of Brazil and South Seas. French and English. Small 4to. 2s Buenos Ayres, 1838 5243 THREE Letters to Lord Brougham on the execution in Upper Canada of the Traitors, Lount and Matthews. By a British Subject. 8vo. Is 1838 278 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 5244 ULTIMATUM of M. Aime* Roger, Consul of France, addressed to the Government of Buenos Ayres charged with the foreign Affairs of the Argentine Confederation, its answer, & relative Documents. Small 4to. French and EDglish. 2s 6d Buenos Ayrcs, 1838 5245 ■ The same in Spanish. Small 4to, 2s lb., 1888 5246 MESSAGES, Addresses, etc., to Sir Francis B. Head on ^his resignation of the Government of Upper Canada. 8vo. Is Toronto, 1838 5247 YULE (Major P.) Remarks on the disputed North Western bouudary of New Brunswick, bordering on the United States of North Ame- rica. 8vo. Is6d 1838 1839. 5248 BRIEF Statement, supported by original Documents of the important Grants conceded to the Eastern Coast of Central America Com- mercial and Agricultural Company, by the State of Guatemala. 8vo, 2 maps. 2s 1839 5249 CANTO a la Campana del Ejercito Chileno Libertador del Peru en 1838 y principios de 1839. 4to, pp. 20. 2s Santiago, 1839 5250 CHANNING (W. E.) Lecture on War. 8vo. Is Boston, 1839 5251 THE CLERGY Reserve Question, as a Matter of History, a Question of Law, and a Subject of Legislation. By Egerton Ryerson. 12mo/ Is Toronto, 1839 5252 CONSTITUTION, Canons, and Regulations of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the State of Pennsylvania. 8vo. Is 6d Philadelphia, 1839 5253 CONSTITUCION Politica de la Republica Peruana dada por el Congresso Jeneral el dia diez de Noviembre de 1839. 8vo. Is 6d Lima, 1839 5254 CONSTITUCION Politica de la Republica Boliviana eancionada por el Congreso Jeneral constituyente de 1839. Small 4to, pp. 40. 2s Imprenta de la Ciudad Sucre 5255 CORRESPONDENCE sustained between the Government of Buenos Aires, charged with the Foreign Affairs of the Argentine Confedera- tion and Capt. John Nicolson, Commander of U. States Naval Forces on the Coast of Brazil and River Plate, respecting the questions pro- duced by the Agents of France. French and English. Small 4to. 2s 6d Buenos Aires, 1839 5256 DAUBENY'S (Dr. Charles) Sketch of the Geology of North America. 8vo, map. Is 6d Oxford, 1839 6257 DEFENSA del derecho constitucional que todo Chileno tiene para publicar por la prensa sus ideas y pensamientos sin la menor censura. 4to. Is 6d Santiago de Chili, 1839 5258 DENMAN (Commander) Practical Remarks on the Slave Trade, and on the Existing Trea- ties with Portugal. 8vo. Is 1839 5259 EUROPE and America in 1839. 8vo, pri- vately printed. Is Gd 1839 5260 EXPOSITION of the Causes and Conse- quences of the Boundary differences between Great Britain and the United States, subse- quently to their Adjustment by Arbitration (by David Urquhart). 4to, map, not published. 3s Liverpool, 1839 5261 GO WAN's (Lieut.-Col., M. P. for Leeds, U.C.) Important Letter on Responsible Government. 8vo. Is 6d Toronto, 1839 5262 HEAD'S (Sir Francis) Narrative. Supple- mental Chapter. 8vo. Is 1839 5263 MANIFESTE sur l'infamie, la trahison et la perfidie employees par le contre Admiral Francais M. Le Blanc a Montevideo pour atta- quer et gonmettre a la Tyrannie du rebelle Frac- tuoso Rivera, l'etat oriental de 1' Uruguay. 8vo. 2s Buenos Ayres, 1839 5263* The same, in Spanish. 8vo. 2s ib., 1838 5264 MEMOIRES de la Societe des Antiquaries du Nord, 1836 — 9. 8vo. 3s Copenhagen, Containing Memoiro sur la decouverte de l'Amerique au lOe Siecle par Eafn, with maps— Importance de la Literature Islandaise. — Ancient Scandinavian Di- vision of the Times of the Day, &c, &c. 5265 MENS AGE del Gobierno de Buenos Aires a la decima-septima legislatura. 8vo. Is 6d Buenos Aires, 1839 5266 RAFN (C. C.) Memorie sulla scoperte dell' America nel secolo decimo dettata in Lingua Danese e tradotta du J. G. Da Heinso. 8vo. 4s Pisa, 1839 5267 REPORT on the Indians of Upper Canada, by a Sub-Committee of the Aborigines' Protec- tion Society. 8vo. Is 1839 5268 REPORT from the Select Committee of the House of Assembly of Upper Canada, appointed to Report on the State of the Provinces. Royal 8vo. 2s Toi-onlo, 1839 5269 REPORT of the Case of the Canadian Pri- soners. With Introduction on the Writ of Habeas Corpus, by Alfred A. Fry. 8vo. 2s 1839 5270 REPORT on the Affairs of British North America, from the Earl of Durham, her Ma- jesty's High Commissioner. 8vo. 2s Montreal, 1839 5271 SCOBLE (John) Texas, its Claim to be re- cognised as an Independent Power by Great Britain Examined. 8vo. Is 1839 5272 SHORT Account of Prince Edward Island. 8vo, map. Is 6d 1839 5273 SLIGO (Marquis3 of) Letter to the Mar- quiss of Normanby, relative to the Present State of Jamaica. 8vo. Is 1839 5274 STOKES (C.) A few Notes respecting the United States of North America, in relation to their Constitution, their Progress, and the Stocks of the different States. 8vo. Is 1839 5275 SUTCLIFFE'S (Thos., Governor of the Is- land) Account of the Earthquake that occurred on the Island of Juan Fernandez and Talca- huana, 1839. Royal 8vo, 5 plates. 2s John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London, 279 5276 TAWSE and Lyon's Report to the Society in Scotland for Propagating Christian Know- • ledge of a Visit to America, by their appoint- ment in reference to the Fund under their charge for the Education of Native Indians. 8vo, map. Is 6d Edirib., 1839 5277 TARIFA de Avaluos para las aduanas de la republica que ha formabo la comision nom- brado por el supremo gobierno. Folio. Is 6d Santiago di Chile, 1889 1840. 5278 THE American Churches the Bulwarks of American Slavery. 8vo, privately printed. Is Loud., 1840 5279 CARTAS de tin Polaco sobre la Politica de Chile. Num.1. 8vo. Is6d Santiago de Chile, 1840 5280 CONTESTACION que da Trinidad Moran a los Manifiestos de los Jenerales Orbegoso y Nieto en la parte que se ocupan de el. Small 4to. 2s Valparaiso, 1840 5281 COOTE'S Address at Washington on the Life and Character of Abraham Howard Quincy. 8vo. Is 6d 1840 5282 DESCRIPTIVE Catalogue of Catlin's Indian Gallery, containing Portraits, Landscapes, &c, of the American Indians. Small 4to. Is 1840 5283 DISPOSICIONES commerciales vijentes en la Republica Boliviana. 4to, pp. 30. Is 6d Sucre, 1840 5284 DOCUMENTOS relativos a reclamos al gobierno del Peru sobre propriedades Britanni- cas tomadas por autoridades Peruanus saquea- das durante commociones Militares o Civiles o robadas de los Almacenes de la Aduana del Callao. Small 4to. 2s 6d Lima, 1840 5285 EL ESPEJO de mi Tierra— Lima contra el Espejo de mi Tierra. 2 Tracts, 8vo. 2s Lima, 1840 5286 ESPIRITU de los mejoreB Diarios que se publican en Europa y America, (on the Argen- tine Confederation). 8vo. Is 6d {Buenos Ayrcs), 1840 5287 ESCRITO Presentado a la Corte Suprema de Justicia por parte de la viuda y albacu de D. Francisco Anto Valdivieso y Vargas oponiendose a la propuesta hecha por D. Manuel Cifuentes de pagar a todos los acreedores de la Testamen- taria SentenciaPronuncinda por laExma Corte en este asunto y contestacion a la suplica inter- puesta por el Contrario. Sm. 4 to, pp. 27. Is 6d Santiago, 1840 5288 ESTRADA (J. M. G.) Carta dirigida al signor Presidente de la republica sobre la necessidad de buscar en una Convention el posible remedio de los males que aquejan a la Republica y Opiniones del auctor acerca del mismo asunto. 8vo, with view in Mexico. 2s 6 d Mexico, 1840 5289 GREEN HOW'S Memoir, Historical and Political, on the North West Coast of America, and the adjacent Territories. Royal 8vo, map. 2s Cd Washington, 1840 y ; 5290 HANCOCK (Dr. John) Observations on the Climate, Soil, and Productions of British Guiana and on the Advantages of Emigrating there. Second Edition, 8vo. 2s 1840 5291 LETTER to W. E. Channing, DD., in reply to one addressed to him by R. R. Madden on the Abuse of the Flag of the United States in the Island of Cuba, for promoting the Slave Trade, by a Calm Observer. 8vo. Is 1840 5292 LIEBER (Francis) On International Copy- right. 8vo, presentation copy from the Author to Rogers the Poet. Is New York, 1840 5293 LUNT'S (W. P.) Two Discourses on the Occasion of [the Two Hundredth Anniversary of the Gathering of the First Congregational Church at Quincy (with large appendix of the Early Ecclesiastical History of New England). 8vo, woodcuts. 2s 1840 5294 MARTYRAGE of the United States of America, with an Appeal on behalf of the Ober- lin Institute in Aid of the Abolition of Slavery. 8vo. Is 6d Newcastle on Tyne, 1840 5295 MEMOIRES Relatifs a l'Imprisonnement de l'Honorable D. B. Viger. 8vo. 2s 6d Montreal, 1840 5296 MEMORIA que presenta el Ministro de la Guerra a los Cameras Legislativas del Pueblo Bolivano en el Ano de 1840. 4to. Is 6d Sucre, 1840 5297 PROSPECTUS of the Colonisation of the County of Beauharnois, on the South Bank of the St. Lawrence, near Montreal. 8vo, two very large maps. 2s 1840 5298 OBSERVATIONS on the Union of the Canadas and on the Canada Government Bill. 8vo, privately printed. 2s Qreenock, 1840 5299 PAZ Perpetua a los Chilenos. Small 4to, pp. 10. Is 6d Valparaiso, 1840 5300 RAPPORTS sur les Travaux Scientifiques Execute's pendant le Voyage de la Fregate La Venus a Rio Janerio, Valparaiso Callao, &c. 8vo. Is 6d 1840 5301 ROBINSON (John Beverley, Chief Justice of V. C.) Canada and the Canada Bill, an Exa- mination of the proposed Measure for the Future Government of Canada. 8vo. 2s 1840 5302 ROGERS (V. D.) Fourth Annual Report on the Geological Survey of the State of Pennsyl- vania. 8vo. 2s Harrisburg, 1840 5303 SUTCLIFFE's Information"^ all connected with the Republic of Chili, comprising the Financial History of that Country, from 1822— 39. Royal 8vo. 2s 1840 5304 URQUHART (David) Exposition of the Boundary Differences between Great Britain and the United States subsequently to their Ad- justment by Arbitration. 8vo, map. 2s Glasgow, 1840 5305 WEST INDIES.— Extracts from the Journal Part I. 8vo. Is 1840 5306 WHITTINGTON'S (G. T.) Account of the Falkland Islands. 8vo, maps. 2s 1840 280 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 5307 WINTHROP'S Address to the New Eng- land Society in the City of New York (on the Pilgrim Fathers). 8vo. Is 1840 1841. 5308 ALGUNAS Observaciones Arregladas a los Principios y a la opinion de los pueblos de Chile. Small 4to, pp, 20. 1b 6d Valparaiso, 1841 5309 AUSILIOS del Ecuador Solicitados para- pasto esponsion Consiguiente y sucesos poste- riores. 4to. 2s 6d Quito, 1841 5310 BARBEY (Theod.) Le Texas. Royal 8vo. Is 6d Paris, 1841 5311 BOSQUE JO de la Marcha de la Republica y de la influencia Militar en sus destinos. Sm. 4to, pp. 16. 2s Santiago de Chile, 1841 5312 CHANNING (W. E.) Discourse on the Life and Character of the Rev. Jos. Tuckerman. 12mo. Is Boston, 1841 5313 CURTIS (John, of Ohio) America and the Corn Laws. 8vo. Is Manchester, 1842 5314 DAY (W.) Slavery in America shown to be peculiarly abominable as a political anomaly and outrage on Christianity. 12mo. Is 1841 5315 CLARKSON (Thomas) Letter to the Clergy of various Denominations, and to the Slave- Holding Planters in the Southern parts of the United States of America. 8vo. 2s 1841 5316 ESTRADA (J. M. Gutierrez) Lettre adrese*e a Mons. le Redacteur, du Courrier des deux Mondes (de Mexico) 8vo. Is Gd Paris, 1841 5317 EXPOSICION que dirige al Congreso del Ecuador en 1841 el Ministro de Estado en los despachos del ynterior y relaciones exteriores, 4to. 2s Quito, 1841 5318 EXPOSICION que el Presidente de la Republica Ioaq Prieto dirije al a Nacion Chilena el dia 18 de Setiembre de 1841, ultimo de su administracion. 4to. Is 6d Santiago, 1841 5319 KOCH's Description of the Missourium or Missouri Leviathan, with Indian Traditions. 8vo. Is 6d 1841 5320 LEGAL Opinions on the Title of Richard S. Hackley to Lands in East Florida, with Docu- ments in relation ,to the Climate and Soil of Florida. 8vo. 2s 6d New York, 1841 5321 LOMBARD (Alex. Banquier) Notice sur la position Financiere actuelle des Etats de l'Ame- rique du Nord, accompagnee de quelques de- tails sur les dettes des principaux Etats Euro- peens. 8vo. 2s Geneve, 1841 5322 LOS SINDICOS del Concurso de Unburn Beeche y Compania Espresando agravios ante la Illma Ccrte de Apelaciones de la sentencia deljuzgado Consular de Valparaiso en la Causa que siguen con los SS. Lezica y Waddington, sobre la garantia de una especie vendida. Sm. 4to, pp. 58. 2s Santiago de Chile, 1841 5323 MEMORIA presentada al Congreso Nacional en por el Ministre de Estado en el departamento de Justicia, Culto, e Instrucion publica, en 1841, 1843, 1844. 4to. 3s 6d Santiago, 1841, &c. 5324 MEMORIA que presenta el Ministro de Hacienda al Congreso del Ecuador de 1841. 4to. 2a Quito, 1841 5325 MENSAGE del Gobierno de Buenos Aires a la Decima Nona Legislatura. 8vo. la 6d Buenos Ayres, 1841 5326 POINSETT (Joel R.) Discourse on the Objects and Importance of the National Institu- tion for the Promotion of Science, Established at Washington. 8vo. Is Washington, 1841 5327 PRATT (O.) Interesting Accounts of several Remarkable Visions, and of the late Discovery ^ of Ancient American Records (by Joe Smith, the Mormon) 12mo. Is 6d New York, 1841 5328 STATEMENT of - the Satisfactory Results of Emigration to Upper Canada, from the Establishment of the Canada Company to the present time. 8vo. Is 1841 5329 THE Church of England, and in America, compared. Is 6d New York, 1841 5330 URQUHART (David) Case of Mr. McLeod, in whose person the Crown of Great Britain is Arraigned for Felony (in the Case of Burning the Caroline Steamer in the Canadian Insurrec- tion). 8vo. 2s 1841 1842. 5331 ABDY (E. S.) American Whites and Blacks in reply to a German Orthodernist. 8vo. Is 6d 1842 5332 BELLO (Carlos) Los Amores del Poeta Drama en dos actos y tres cuadros. 8vo. 2s Santiago, 1842 5333 CASWALL (Rev. Henry) the City of the . Mormons, or three days at Nauvoo, in 1842. ' 12mo. Is 1842 5334 CATALOGUE of the Library of Viscount Kingsborough [containing rare books and MSS. relating to America). 8vo. 2s Dullin, 1842 5335 CATALOGUS Senatus Academici, &c, in Universitate Harvardiana. 8vo. 2s Cantabrigian, 1842 5336 COLTON (George H.) Tecumseh, or the West thirty years since, a Poem. 8vo. Is 6d Bond., 1842 5337 CONFERENCIAS y comunicaciones tenidas en Quito entre los Ministros Plenipotentiaries del Peru y del Ecuador nombrados para tran- sijir las diferencias que existen entre una y otra republica. 8vo. 2s Lima, 1842 5338 HAMILTON (W. R.) No Mistake, or a Vin- dication of the Negotiations of the Treaty of 1783, respecting the North Eastern Boundary of the United States, in a Conversation between John Bull and Jonathan. 8vo, privately printed. Is6d ' 1842 5339 INFORMATION for Emigrants to British America. 8vo, second edition. Is 1842 3340 MEMORIA que el Ministro del despacho en los departamentos de Guerra y Marina presenta al Congreso Nacional de 1842. Fol. 2s Santiago de Chili, 1S42 5341 OPUSCOLO sobre la hacienda publica de Chile, 2 parts. Small 4to. 2s 6d Santiago, 1842 John Russell Smith, 36, Solio Square, London. 281 5342 PHILLIMORE (Robert) the Case of the Creole considered, in a Second Letter to the Right Hon. Lord Ashburton. 8vo. Is 1842 5343 PHILLIMORE's Letter to Lord Ashburton, suggested by Questions of International Law raised in the Message of the American President. 8vo. Is 6d 1842 5344 PROPOSED New Plan of a General Emi- gration Society, by a Catholic Gentleman. 8vo, map of United States. Is 1842 5345 REPLY to an American's Examination of the Right of Search, with Observations on some of the Questions at Issue between Great Britaiu and the United States. By an Englishman. 8vo. Is 6d 1842 5346 ROSS (H. J.) on the Objectionable System of Labour for Wages in the West India Colonies. 8vo. Is 1842 5347 SAVAGE (James) Gleanings for New En- gland History. 8vo. 5s 1842 5348 EL SEMANARIO de Santiago, No. 1 to 31. 4to. 5s Santiago, 1842 — 3 5349 SPEECH of Hon. Oliver H. Smith, of In- diana, on the Sale of the Public Lands. 8vo. la Wash. 1842 5350 STATEMENT of Satisfactory Results of Emigration to Upper Canada. 8vo, map. Is 1842 5351 STREET (Alfred B.) the Burning of Sche- nectady, and other Poems. Post 8vo. Is 6d Albany, 1842 5352 TYSON (Job R.) Discourse on the Colonial History of the Eastern and some of the South- ern States. 8vo. 2s ph.il. 1842 1843. 5353 ARANCEL general de Aduanas Maritimas y Fronterizas. 8vo. Is 6d Mexico, 1843 5354 BROUGHAM (Lord) Speech upon the Ashburton Treaty, delivered in the House of Lords, 7 April, 1843. 8vo. Is 6d 1843 5355 DISCOURSE on the Character and Writings of Rev. W. Ellery Channing, by Orville Dewey. 8vo. Is New York, 1843 5356 DOUGLAS (Lt. Gen. Sir Howard) Speech on Lord Palmerston's Motion for an Address to the Queen for Copies of Communication refer- ring to the Treaty of Washington. 8vo. Is 6d 1843 5357 FEATHERSTONHAUGH (G. W.) Observa- tions on the Treaty of Washington, signed Aug. 9th, 1842, with the Treaty annexed. 8vo, fold- ing map. 2s 1843 5358 FEW Words on the Objects and Prospects of the Bolivian Association. 8vo, map. Is 1843 5359 FURMAN's Address to the American In- stitute during the 16th Annual Fair. 8vo. 6d N. Y, 1843 5360 HOOKER (Sir W. J.) Notes on the Botany of the Antarctic Voyage conducted by Capt. J. C. Ross, with Observations on the Tussac Grass of the Falkland Islands. 8vo, 2 plates. Is 6d 1843 5361 HILLARD (Geo. S.) Relation of the Poet to his Age, discourse before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, Aug. 24, 1843. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1843 5362 HOPKINS (President) Address delivered before the Society of Alumni of William Col- lege, at the Celebration of the Semi-centennial Anniversary. 8vo. Is Boston, 1843 5363 OGDEN's Lecture on National Character. 8vo. Is N. Y., 1843 5364 PALMERSTON (Viscount) Speech in the House of Commons, 21 March, 1843, on the Treaty of Washington. 8vo. Is 6d 1843 5365 PETITIONERS Case of certain Inhabit- ants in the Island of Cape Breton against the Annexation of that Island to the Province of Nova Scotia. Folio. 2s 1843 5366 PROCESO sovre tentativa de Conspiracion y de asesinato As E. El Presidente de la Re- publica. 4to. 3s Sucre, 1843 5367 REPUBLICATION de la serie de Articula Editoriales dados a luzpor "LaGaceta Mercan- til " de Buenos Ayres sobre los avances del Comodore Ingles Purvis en el Rio de la Plata. 8vo. 3s Buenos Ayres, 1843 5368 SARMIENTO (Don F.) Memoria sobre Orto- grapia Americana leida a la facultad de humani- dades. 8\o. 3s Santiago, 1843 5369 SMITH (Rev. Sydney) Letters on American Debts (first printed in Morning Chronicle) 8vo. Is 1843 5370 WEBSTER (Daniel) Address Delivered at Bunker Hill, on the Completion of the Monu- ment. 8vo, presentation copy to Rogers the Poet. Is 6d Boston, 1843 1844. 5371 AUBRE (Paul D') Colonists and Manufac- turers in the West Indies, translated from the French. 8vo, plans. Is 6d 1844 5372 BRODHEAD (J. Romeyn) An Address Delivered before the New York Historical So- ciety at its 40th Anniversary. 8vo. 2s 6d New York, 1844 5373 CHURCH (The) in Canada, Journal of Visitation to the Western portion of his Dio- cese by the Bishop of Toronto, in the Autumn of 1842. 12mo. Is 1844 5374 CRISE Ministerielle et Mr. Denis Benjamin Viger and Co. 8vo. 2s 6d Kingston (Canada) 1844 5375 DOANE's (Bp. of New Jersey) Four Sermons and Charges. Is 6d Burlington, U. S., 1844-5 5376 EXPOSICION que dirijen al Congreso Nacional y al publico algunos proprietarios de fundos Colindantes con las riberas del mar en El puerto de Valparaiso Manifestando su derecho a los terrenos abandonados por el mar en Ese puerto. Folio. 2s 6d Santiago de Chile, 1844 5377 ESTADISTICA Comercial de la Republica de Chile correspondiente al primer trimestre de 1844. Folio. 2s Valparaiso, 1844 19 282 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 5378 DOCUMENTS officiels sur le Penetencier de 1'Est, ou de Cherry Hill h Philadelphie. 8vo. Is 6d Paris, 1844 f 379 FALCONER (W. ) I. on the Nomination of Agents for the Colonies of N. America. II. Statement of the Dispute between Sir C. Met- calf and the Canada House of Assembly. Sm. 8vo, privately printed. 2s 1844 5380 FOURTEEN Ioway Indians, from the Mis- souri, in Vauxhall Gardens. 12mo. Is 1844 5381 GARAY (Don Jose de) Survey of the Isth- mus of Tehuantepec, executed in 1842 and 1843, to establish a communication between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. 8vo, maps. 2s 1844 5382 GARAY, the same in Spanish. 8vo, maps. 2s 1844 5383 LETTERS from the United States of Ame- rica, exhibiting the workings of Democracy in that Country for the last 20 years. By an Anglo-American of several years' residence. 8vo. 2s 1844 5384 MEMORIA que el Ministro del despatcho en el departmento del Interior presenta al Con- greso Nacional de 1844. Folio. 2s Santiago de Chile, 1844 5385 PATRIOTICA iniciativa que la Escma Asamblea Departamental de Jalisco eleva a las Augustas Camaras y otros Documentos de la misma importancia. 8vo. 2s Guadalajara, 1844 5386 ROSAS and the River Plate, a Letter to the Earl of Aberdeen, by a Gentleman resident in Monte Video. 8vo. 2s Monte Video, 1844 5387 SHORT (Charles W.) Remarks on the posi- tion of Barracks in the West Indies, as affecting the health of Europeans, on the health and management of European Soldiers serving in the tropics, advantages of an increase of the West Indian Corps considered. 8vo. Is 1844 5388 TARIFA que debe rejir en las Aduanas de republica pam el ano de 1845. Folio. Is 6d Valparaiso, 1844 5389 THOM (Adam, Recorder of Rupert's Land) The claims to the Oregon Territory considered. 8vo. Is 1844 5390 WHEELWRIGHT (W.) Observations on the Isthmus of Panama, and on various routes pro- posed for connecting the two oceans. 8vo, map. 2s 1844 1845. 5391 BAINES (Thomas) Observations on the pre- sent state of the affairs of the River Plate. 8vo, Is 6d • 1845 5392 CATALOGUE of a splendid and unequalled collection of choice and rare books on America, ancient and modern, sold by Auction, by Howe, Leonard and Co., at Boston. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1845 5393 CATALOGUE of the Private Library of Sam. G. Drake, of Boston, chiefly relating to the Antiquities, History, and Biography of Ame- rica, and especially to the Indians. 8vo 3s Boston, 1845 5394 FALCONER (Thomas) The Oregon Ques- tion, or statement of the British claims to the Oregon Territory in opposition to the preten- sions of the Government of the United States of America. 8vo, map. 2s 1845 5395 HAMMOND (J. H.) Two Letters on Slavery in the United States. 8vo. Is 6d Columbia, 1845 5396 HILL (H. R.) Succinct View of the import- /ance and practicability of forming a Ship Canal * across the Isthmus of Panama. 8vo, map and plan. Is 6d 1845 5397 LIVES and Opinions of Benjamin Franklin Butler, United States District Attorney, and Jesse Hoyt, Counsellor at Law, formerly Col- lector of Customs at New York. By W. L. Mackenzie, (the Canadian Rebel). 8vo. 2s Boston, 1845 5398 LUNT (George) Address delivered before the Massachusett's Horticultural Society on the de- dication of Horticultural Hall. 8vo. Is Boston, 1845 5399 MEADE'S (Rev. W.) Brief Review of the Episcopal Church in Virginia from its first Establishment. 8vo. Is Richmond, 1845 5400 MEMORIA quae presenta al Congreso na- cional de 1845 el ministro de Estado en el de- partamento del interior. 4to. Is 6d Santiago de Chile, 1845 5401 The same, 1845. Is 6d ib. 1845 5402 MEMORIA que el Ministro del Despacho en el departamento de relaciones exteriores presenta al Congreso nacional de 1845. 4to. Is 6d Santiago, 1845 5403 The same, 1845. 4to. Is 6d ib. 1845 5404 MESSAGE of the Government of Buenos Ayres to the Twenty-third Legislature. 8vo. Is 6d Buenos Ayres, 1845 5405 MORO's (Gaetano) Abstract of a Report and Additional Observations on the Communication / between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans through the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. 8vo, map. Is 6d 1845 5406 PEABODY (Andrew) Anti-Supernaturalism, a Sermon in Harvard University. 8vo. Is Cambndge, 1845 5407 PROCEEDINGS of a Convention of Dele- gates chosen by the People of Massachusetts to consider the Annexation of Texas to the United States. 8vo. Is Boston, 1845 5408 PROCEEDINGS of the Court convened under the Canon of 1844 at New York, for the Trial of the Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, {for improper conduct to Females). 8vo. 3s N. Y., 1845 5409 THE Sugar Question, West India Question, African Question, Slave Trade Question, Finance Question, the Trade Question, and the Ministe- rial Question. 8vo. Is 1845 5410 SUMNER (Charles) The true grandeur of Nations, an Oration delivered before the Au- thorities of the City of Boston. 8vo, presenta- tion copy to Rogers the Poet. 2s Boston, 1845 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 283 1846. 5*11 ACCOUNT and History of the Oregon Ter- . /ritory (by J. Bryant) together with a Journal of an Emigrating Party. 12mo. Is 1846 5412 ADDRESS at the Inauguration of the Hon. Edward Everett, LL.D., as President of the University at Cambridge. 8vo. la 6d Boston, 1846 5413 BIOGRAFIA del. Jeneral Don Manuel Bulnes, Presidente de la Republica de Chile. 8vo. 2s 6d Santiago, 1846 5414 CRAIK'S Sermon at Louisville, with Ap- pendix on Newman's Development of Christian Doctrine. 8vo. Is x Louisville, Ky., 1846 5415 CORRESPONDENCE relative to the Nego- ciation of the Question of Disputed Right to '' the Oregon Territory subsequent to the Treaty of Washington. Folio. Is 6d 1846 5416 DISSOLUTION of the American Union de- rnanded by Justice and Humanity, by H. C. Wright. 12mo. 3d 1846 5417 DE BOIS (W. E.) Brief Account of the collection of Coins belonging to the Mint of the United States, more particularly of the Antique Specimens. 12mo, frontispiece. 2s Philadelphia, 1846 5418 FREMONT'S Narrative of the Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Mountains, Oregon and California. 8vo. Is 6d New Yorh, 1846 5419 GARAY'S (Don Jose de) Account of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Mexico, with Pro- posals for Establishing a Communication be- tween thegAtlantic and Pacific Oceans. 8vo, maps. 2s 1846 5420 HOWE's (G. S.) Essay on separate and con- gregate Systems of Prison Discipline, and re- port made to the Boston Prison Discipline Society. 8vo, presentation copy to Rogers the Poet. 2s Boston, 1846 5421 LOCAL Loiterings and Visits in the Vicinity of Boston, by a Looker-on. Post 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1846 5422 THE Memory of the late James Graham, the Historian of the United States, Vindicated from the Charges Preferred against him by M. Geo. Bancroft, by Josiah Quincy. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1846 542Sf OREGON; the Cost and the Consequences, • .-'by a Disciple of the Washington School. 8vo. 6d 1846 5424 PALMER (Rev. Henry) Letters on the Slave Trade. 8vo. Is 1846 5425 REYES (D. Ant. Garcia) Memoria sobre la primera Escuadra Nacioual leida en la sesion publica de la Uuiversidad de Chile. Sm. 4to, /pp.109. 3s 6d Santiago, 1846 . 5426 SAMPSON (M. B.) The Oregon Question as it Stands. 8vo, map. Is 1846 5427 SIMPSON (Alex.) The Oregon Territory, . • claims thereto of England and America con- sidered, its Condition and Prospects. 8vo. 2s 1846 5428 SMITH (J. W.) Report of the Chief Engineer to the Directors of the Mexico Gulf Railway Company. 8vo, large folding plans. Is 6d 1846 5429 STATISTICAL View of the Population of Massachusetts, from 1765 to 1840, by Jesse Chickeriug. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1846 5430 SUMNER (Charles) The Scholar, the Jurist, the Artist, the Philanthropist, an address before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of Harvard Uni- versity at their Anniversary. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1846 1847. 5431 ADDRESSES to Lord Aylmer from Public Bodies in Lower Canada on his Removal from the Administration of the Government of that Province, in the year 1835, with his Answer. 8vo. Is 6d Privately printed, 1847 5432 BRITISH Diplomacy in the River Plata. 8vo. Is 6d 1847 5433 DEFENSA de Don Alejandro Cross en primera instancia eu una causa de Comisa. 8vo. 2s Valparaiso, 1847 5434 GAUNETT (Ezra S.) A Good Old Age, a Sermon on the Death of Hon. John Davis, LL.D. Preached in Federal Meetinghouse in Boston. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1847 5435 GARDINER (Capto. A. F.) A Voice from South America. 12mo. Is 1847 5436 LIEBER (Professor) The Character of the Gentleman, an Address to the Students of Miami University, Ohio. 8vo, presentation copy from the author to Rogers the poet. Is 6d Colombia, 1847 5437 MEASURES adopted in Boston, Massa- chusetts, for the Relief of the Suffering Scotch and Irish. 8vo. Is Boston, 1847 5438 MEMORIAL que eleva al Soberano congreso Chileno Juan Francisco Mur accompanado de algunos documentos i reflexiones que prueban el justo titulo con que pido a la nacion Chilene la indemnizacion de todos i perjuicios que ha sufrido a consecuencia del importante servicio que le hizo el ano de 1836. 8vo. 2s Santiago, 1847 5439 MEMORIA que Presenta el Ministro de Hacienda de Peru al Congreso de 1847. 4to. 2a Lima, 1847 5440 MUR (Juan Francisco) Discurso que dirige a los Elejidos del Pueblo Chileno. 4to, pp. 18. 2s Santiago, 1847 5441 PFETL (Adolph R.) the Anglo-French Inter- vention in the River Plate, considered espe- cially with reference to the Negociations of 1847, under the conduct of Lord Howden. 8vo. Is 6d 1847 5442 REPORT of the Joint Library Committee of the Legislature of New York on the subject of International Exchanges of Books. 8vo. Is 6d Albany, 1847 5443 SLAUGHTER (Rev. Philip) History of St. George's Parish, in the County of Spotsylvania and Diocese of Virginia. 8vo, frontisp. Is 6d New Yorh, 1847 284 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 5444 SUMNER (Charles) White Slavery in the Barbary States, a Lecture before the Boston Mercantile Library Association. 8vo, Presenta- tion Copy to Rogers the Poet. 2* Boston, 1847 5445 WALTON ( H. ) De l'Esclavage dans les Colonies pour servir d'introduction a l'histoire de l'esclavage dans l'antiquite. 8vo. 2s Paris, 1847 1848. 5446 ADDRESSES in the Congress of the United State3, and Funeral Solemnities on the Death of John Quincy Adams. 8vo, portrait. Is 6d Washington, 1848 5447 ANNUAL Report of the Trustees of the State Library for 1848. 8vo. Is 6d Albany — 5448 BRIEF View of the Enterprise proposed by Mr. V. Ellis to Navigate the Orinoco and Apure Rivers with Steamboats. 8vo, folding maps. 2s (1848) 5449 BRYANT (William Cullen) Funeral Oration occasioned by the Death of Thos. Cole, delivered before the National Academy of Design, New York. 8vo. Is6d 1848 5450 CELEBRATION of the Introduction of the Water of Cochituate Lake into the City of Bos- ton. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1848 5451 COLUMBUS in Chains, a Prize Poem, re- cited in the Theatre, Oxford. 12mo. Is Oxford, 1848 5452 DENMAN (Hon. Capt.) West India Inter- ests, African Emigration, and Slave Trade. 8vo. Is 1848 5453 EVERETT (Edward) Eulogy on the Life and Character of John Quincy Adams. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1848 5454 EXAMINATION of the Evidence before Select Committee to enquire into the Present Condition and Prosperity of Sugar and Coffee Planting iu the East and West Indian Posses- sions and the Mauritius. 8vo. Is 1848 5455 GORE (Montague) Reflections on the Present State and Prosperity of the British West Indies. 8vo. Is 1848 5456 GRAY (Francis C.) Prison Discipline iu America. 8vo. 2s 1848 5457 IMMIGRATION into the United States, by Jesse Chickering. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1848 5458 LINCOLN.— Memoir of William Lincoln, of Massachusets, by Joseph. Willard. 8vo. Is6d Cambridge, 1848 5459 MURPHY (C. Thomas) Memoria sobre la deuda esterior de la Republica Mexicana desde su creacion hasta fines de 1847. Roy. 8vo. 3s Paris, 1848 5460 ON Sugar Cultivation in Louisiana, Cuba, and the British Possessions, by an European and Colonial Sugar Manufacturer. 2 parts, 8vo. 2s 1848 5461 SMITH (Rev. George) The Case of our West African Cruisers and West African Settlements fairly considered. 8vo. Is 1848 5462 RYLAND'S Case.— Documents relative to Mr. Ryland's Claim on Government, with Ex- tracts from the Secretary of State's Instructions to the Governor of Canada. 8vo. 2s Montreal, 1848 5463 SUETHEN (W. G.) The Black Code of the District of Columbia in Force, 1st Sept., 1848. 8vo. 2s New York, 1848 5464 WINTHROP (Hon. Robert) Oration on Laying the Corner Stone of the National Mo- nument to the Memory of Washington. 8vo. 2s Washington, 1848 Presentation copy to Rogers, the Poet. 1849. 5465 ABRAHAM (R.) Some Remarks upon the French Tenure of " Franc alen roturier," and on its Relation to the Feudal and other Tenures (in Canada). 8vo. Is 6d Montreal, 1849 5466 BETHUNE (Geo. W.) Oration before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, July 19, 1849. 8vo. Is 6d Cambridge, 1849 5467 BOWDITCH (W. J.) Slavery and the Con- stitution (containing many most remarkable advertisements and facts respecting Slavery in America). 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1849 546*8 COUP d'ceil sur la Republique de Costa Rica. 8vo, map. Is 6d Paris, 1849 5469 CRUMMELL (Rev. Alex., an African clergy- man) Eulogium on the Life and Character of Thomas Clarkson, at New York, with Introduc- tion by W. T. Blair, Esq. small 8vo. Is 6d 1849 5470 ENDERBY (Charles) Account of the Cli- mate, Soil, and Productions of the Auckland Islands. 8vo, map, and panoramic view two yards long. Is6d 1849 5471 EVERETT (Edward) Speech in support of the Memorial of Harvard, Williams, and Am- herst College. 8vo. Is Cambridge, 1849 5472 GREENOUGH (Will. W.) Oration before the Municipal Authorities of the City of Boston on the Anniversary of the Independence of the United States. 8vo. Is Boston, 1849 5478 HOPPE, Californiens Gegenwart und Zu- v . kunft nebst beitragen von A. Erman, ueber die klimatologie von Californien. 8vo, maps. 2s 1849 5474 HUNTER (Rev. Jos.) Collections concerning the Early History of the Founders of New Plymouth, the First Colonists of New England. Post 8vo, only 250 printed, very scarce. 5s 1849 A new and enlarged edition, vide No. 2425. 5475 KEILY's Brief Description and Statistical Sketch of Georgia. 8vo, map of Irwin County. Is 1849 54W MARTIN (R. M.) Hudson's Bay Territories / and Vancouver's Island, with an Exposition of the Chartered Rights, Conduct, and Policy of the Honble. Hudson's Bay Corporation. 8vo. 3s Y 1849 5477 REMARKS on a British Railway and its Construction by the British Government from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, commencing at the Gulph of Honduras, proposed by an En- gineer. 8vo, map. Is 1849 John Russell Smith, 3G, Soho Square, London. 285 5478 SHALL we Keep the Canadas ? 8vo. lsGd 1849 5479 WINTHROP (Rob. C.) Address before the Maine Historical Society at Bowdoin College. 8vo, presentation copy to Rogers the Poet. 2s 6d Boston, 1849 1850. 5480 ARCH^EOLOGIA America.— Transactions and Collections of the American Antiquarian Society. Vol 3, part 1, 8vo. 3s 6d Cambridge, 1850 5481 ARCHIVO Americano yEspiritudelaPrensa del Mundo. No. 21, 8vo, pp. 241. 2s Buenos Ayres, 1850 5482 BRIEF Notice of Wm. Shurtleff, of Marsh- field, by Nath. B. Shurtleff. 4to, privately prin- ted. 5s Boston, 1850 5483 THE Brazilian Slave Trade and its Remedy, shewing the Futility of Force Measures, by T. R. H. Thomson, R.N. 8vo. Is 6d Douglas, 1850 5484 BY-LAWS and Rules of the Tampa Lodge of Freemasons. 8vo. Is Tallahassee, Florida, 1850 5485 CATALOGUE of Books relating to America, including a large number of Rare Works printed before 1 700, and a nearly complete Collection of the Dutch Publications on New Netherland from 1612 to 1820, on Sale at F. Muller's, Am- sterdam. Small 8vo. 2s 1850 5486 THE Copy of a Valedictory and Monitory Writing left by Sarah Goodhue of Ipswich, N.E. Small 8vo. Is 6d Camb., N.E., W%l—repr. Boston, 1850 5487 DONA Maria Loretto Martinez, the Black Malibran, Native of Cuba (her Memoirs). 8vo. Is (1850) 5488 GALLAGHER (W. D.) Facts and Conditions of Progress in the North West, the Annual Dis- course before the Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio. 8vo. 2s Cincinnati, 1850 5489 KEEFER (Thos. C, Civil Engineer) Prize Essay on the Canals of Canada, their Prospects and Influence. 8vo. Is Toronto, 1850 5490 LLOYD (Lt. Col. J. A.) On Facilities for a Ship Canal Communication between the Atlan- tic and Pacific Oceans through the Isthmus of Panama. 8vo, map. Is 6d 1850 5491 PLAN for Shortening the Time of Passage between New York and London, including the Proceedings of the Railway Convention at Port- land, Maine. 8vo, folding map. 2s Portland, 1850 5492 PROCEEDINGS of the American Antiqua- rian Society, Annual Meetings at Worcester and Boston, 1849 and 1850. 8vo. Is 6d Camb., 1850 5493 REPORT on the Expediency of Celebrating in Future the Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers on Dec. 21, instead of 22nd of Dec. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1850 5494 SHURTLEFF (N. B.) Private, Historical, and Antiquarian Tracts — Passengers in the May Flower, 1620. Small 4to. 5s 1850 Only 100 privately printed. 5495 SKETCH of the Life of the Apostle Eliot, prefatory to a Subscription for Erecting a Mo- nument to his Memory, by H. A. S. Dearborn. 8vo, plate. 2s 6d Roxbury,1850 5496 SQUIER (E. G.) The Volcanos of Central America, and the Geographical and Topogra- phical Features of Nicaragua, as connected with » the proposed Interoceanic Canal. 8vo. Is 6d 1850 5497 STANLEY (Hon. E.) Claims and Resources of the West India Colonies. 8vo. Is 6d 1850 5498 STATE of the Great Ship Canal Question Convention between Great Britain and the United States, by the Author of " Mosquito, Y Nicaragua, and Costa Rica." 8vo. Is 1850 5499 TRIAL of Dr. J. W. Webster for the Murder of Dr. Parkman, of Boston. 8vo. Is 1850 5500 WEBSTER (Hon. Daniel) Speech upon the Subject of Slavery, delivered in the United States' Senate. 8vo. Is Boston, 1850 5501 WEBSTER (Hon. Daniel) Speech on Mr. Clay's Resolutions in the Senate of the United States. 8vo. Is 6d Washington, 1850 1851. 5502 ANDERSON (David, Bishop of Rupert's Land) Seal of Apostleship, an Ordination Ser- mon, preached at St. Andrew's Church, Red River. 8vo. Is 1851 5503 ANNUAL Report of the Trustees of the State Library of the State of New York, made to the Legislature, 1851 & 1852. 8vo. 2s each Albany, 1851—2 5504 BAIRD (R.) Progress and Prospects of Chris- tianity in the United States of America. Svo. Is 1851 5505 BATHURST (Edward) Hispaniola, Hayti, Saint Domingo. 8vo. With letter of the au- thor inserted. PRIVATELY PRINTED. 3s 1851 5506 CATALOGUE of the Extensive and Valu- able Library of the Count Mondidier, consigned from Germany, an Extraordinary Voyage and Travels in America. 8vo. 9 days' sale at Messrs. Puttick and Co's. Is 6d 1851 5507 CONTROVERSY touching the Old Stone Mill in the Town of Newport, Rhode Islaud, with Remarks. Small 8vo, woodcuts. 2s Neioport, 1851 5508 CORRESPONDENCE between Mr. Hulse- mann, Austrian Charge d' Affaires, and Mr. Web- ster, Secretary of State of the United States. 8vo. Is Washington, 1851 5509 ENGLAND'S Western, or America's Eas- tern Shore? Old Ireland a New State? with their various Complexities discussed, by an Al- most Obsolete Loyalist. 8vo. Is 6d Dublin, 1851 5510 HISTORIC Certainties respecting the Early History of America developed in a Cri- tical Examination of the Book of the Chronicles of the Land of Ecnarf (by Archbishop Whately). 8vo. 2s 1851 286 Pampldets relating to America, on Sale by 5511 HOWE (Hon. Jos., of Nova Scotia) Speech on the Importance and V T alue to Great Britain of her North American Colonies. 8vo. Is 1851 5512 HOWE (Hon. Jos.) Speech on Inter-Co- lonial Railroads and Colonization, delivered at Halifax, Nova Scotia. 8vo. Is Halifax, 1851 5513 JEWETT (Charles, Librarian of the Smith- sonian Institution) Notices of Public Libraries in the United States of America. 8vo. 3s Washington, 1851 5514 STEVENS (H.) Account of the Proceedings at the Dinner given by Mr. Geo. Peabody to the Americans connected with the Great Ex- hibition, at the London Coffee House, Ludgate Hill, 27th Oct., 1851. 8vo, privately printed. 2s 1851 5515 WEBSTER (W.) Speech at the Celebration of the New York New England Society. 8vo. 2s Washington, 1851 Ircsentation copy, with autograph note to Rogers the poet. 5516 ZESTERMAN's Memoir of the European Colonization of America in Ante-Historic Times, with Observations by Squier. 8vo. Is 6d Lond. 1851 1852. 5617 CATALOGUE of Books in the Library of Parliament. 8vo. 2s Quebec, 1852 5518 CRITIQUES (by Lord Denman) on Uncle Tom's Cabin. From the " Standard Newspaper." V2mo, printed for private circulation. Is 1852 5519 HUNTINGTON (J. V.) America Discovered, a Poem. Small 8vo. Is New York, 1852 5520 HISTORY and Statistics of the State of Maryland, according to tbe returns of the 7th Census of the United States, 1850. By Job. C. G. Kennedy. Folio. 3s 6d Washington, 1852 5521 FIVE Years' Progress of the Slave Power, a series of Papers first published in the Boston Commonwealth in 1851. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1852 5522 KENDALL'S (Hon. Amos) Full Exposure of Dr. C. T. Jackson's Pretensions to the Inven- tion of the American-Magnetic Telegraph. 8vo. Is 1852 5523 LIST of Light-Houses, Lighted-Beacons and Floating Lights of the United States. 8vo. Is 1852 5521 SPARKS (Jared) Letter to Lord Mahon, being an answer to his letter addressed to the Editor of Washington's Writings. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1852 5525 SPARKS (Jared) Reply to the Strictures o f Lord Mahon and others, on the mode of editing the Writings of Washington. 8vo. Is 6d Cambridge, 1852 5526 Another edition, with a Review of Lord Mahon's history of the American Revolu- tion, from the North American Review for July, 1852. Svo. Is 6d London, 1852 5527 MAHON (Lord) Letter to Jared Sparks, Esq., being a rejoinder to his reply to the stric- tures of Lord Mahon and others on the mode of editing the writings of Washington. 8vo. Is 1852 5528 MATHEWS (Cornelius) Witchcraft, a Tra- gedy in 5 acts (relating to Witchcraft in New England in 1645, &c.) 12mo. Is 1852 j 5529 MEXICO.— A Memorial setting forth the j rights and just reasons which the Government v/ of the United States of Mexico has for not re- coguising the validity of the privilege granted to D. Jose Garay for opening a way of commu- nication between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans by the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. Translated from the Spanish. 8vo. 2s New York, 1852 5530 SUMNER (Hon. Charles) Speech on his motion to repeal the Fugitive Slave Bill in the Senate of the United States. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1852 5531 WARREN (Owen G.) Supernal Theology and Life in the Spheres, deduced from alleged spiritual manifestations. 8vo. Is 6d New York, 1852 1853. 5532 ACCOUNT of the Pilgrim Celebration at Plymouth, with List of the Decorations in the Town, and Correct Copies of the Speeches made at the Dinner Table. 8vo. 2s 6d Boston, 1853 5533 BRITISH West India Colonies in connec- tion with Slavery Emancipation, by a Resident of the West Indies for 13 Years. 8vo. Is 1853 5534 BROWN (Rev. H. S.) Pilgrim Fathers, a Lecture Illustrative of the Picture by C. Lucy. 12mo. Is Manchester, 1863 5535 COLLECCION de Leyes I. Decretos de la Nueva Granada. 8vo, pp. 400. 2s 6d Bogota, 1853 5536 DENMAN (Lord) Uncle Tom's Cabin, Bleak House, Slavery and Slavery Trade. 12mo, re- printed from the Standard. Is 1853 5537 EVERETT (Hon. Edward) Address before the New York Historical Society, with Intro- duction by the Hon. Jos. R. Ingersoll. 8vo. Is 6d 1853 5538 FARLEY (Fred. N.) Funeral Sermon at Brooklyn, N.Y., on Seth Low, Esq. 8vo. Is New York, 1853 5539 GUIDE from Montreal and Quebec to the Eastern Townships of Lower Canada and to Portland (Maine). 12mo, map and woodcuts. Is Montreal, 1853 5540 LENDRICK (W. E.) Sugar Trade and Slave Trade, the We3t India Question Considered. 8vo. Is 1853 5541 OCCASIONAL Discourse on the Nigger Question, communicated by T, Carlyle. Small 8vo. Is 1853 5542 SPARKS (Jared) Remarks on a u Reprint of the Original Letters from Washington to Jos. Reed during the American Revolution, referred to in the Pamphlets of Lord Mahon and Mr. Sparks." 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1853 John Russell Smithy 36, Soho Square, London. 287 5543 TORREY (John) Plantse Fremontianro, or Description of Plants Collected by Colonel J. C. ' Fremont, in California. 4to, 10 plates. 4s 6d Washington City, 1853 5544 TORREY (John) on the Darlington Califor- , , "nica, a new Pitcher Plant from Northern Cali- ' fornia. 4to, plate. 2s Ibid, 1853 5545 TORREY (John) Observations on the Batis Maritima of Linnaeus (a shrubby plant of the West Indian Islands). 4to, plates. 2s lb. 1853 5546 VELASQUEZ (P.) Memoir of an Eventful Expedition into Central America, to Iximaya, the Discovery of the Aztec Children, &c. Post 8vo, engravings. Is 6d 1853 5547 WHITING (W.) Address to the Historic Genealogical Society, Jan. 12, 1853. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1853 1854. 5548 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL and Historical Essay on the Dutch Books and Pamphlets relating to New Netherland, and to the Dutch West India Company, as also on the Maps, Charts, &c. of New Netherland, by G. M. Asher. 4to, part 1. 4s 1854 5549 BREWSTER (B. H.) Address before the American Whig and Eliosophic Societies of the College of New Jersey, June 28, 1853. 8vo. Is Philadelphia, 1854 5550 CATALOGUE of an Extensive and Ex- tremely Rare and Curious Library of Early Voyages and Travels, Works relating to Ame- rica, being part of the well known Collection of Col. Aspinwall. 8vo, 5 Days' Sale by Puttick and Simpson, ivith printed prices. 2s 6d 1854 5551 CATALOGUS Senatus Academici, et eorum qui muuera et Officia gesserunt quique alicujus gradus, laurea Donati sunt, in Universitate Harvardiana. 8vo. 2s 6d Cantab. 1854 5552 DANE (John, of fysivich, 1682) Declaration of Remarkable Providences in the Course of my Life, with Pedigree of the Dane Family, by a Member of the New England Historic-Genea- logical Society. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1854 5553 KENNEDY (James) Probable Origin of the Americau Indians, with Particular Reference to the Caribs. 8vo. Is 1854 5554 PRICE (Thos.) on the Finances of the Is- land of Antigua. 8vo. Is Antigua, 1854 5555 RAFFLES (Rev. Thomas) Lecture on the Pilgrim Fathers, Illustrative of the Picture by C. Lucy. Sm. 4to, folding plate. 2s Manchester, 1854 5556 SUMNER (Hon. Charles) Speech against the Repeal of the Missouri Prohibition of Slavery North of 36o 30' in the Senate. 8vo. 6d 1854 5557 TWISTLETON (Hon. Edwd.) Evidence as to the Religious Working of the Common Schools in Massachusetts. 8vo. Is 1854 5558 WINTHROP (Robert C. ) Algernon Sidney, a Lecture before the Boston Mercantile Library Association, 21 December, 1853. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1854 5559 WINTHROP (Robert C.) Archimedes aud Frauklin, a Lecture, Introductory to a Course on the Application of Science to Art, delivered before the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association. 8vo. 2a Boston, 1854 1855. 5560 CATALOGUE of a Valuable Collection of Books, the Property of a Gentleman, Voyages and Travels, many Relating to America, a large Collection of American Printed Tracts and Sermons, &c. 8vo, 4 days' sale at Sotheby's. Is 6d 1855 5561 CONDITION and Prospects of Canada in 1854, as Pourtrayed in the Dispatches of Lord Elgin. 8vo. Is 6d Quebec, 1855 5562 EXAMINATION of Joseph Galloway, Esq., by a Committee of the House of Commons, 1779, edited by Thomas Balch. 8vo, only 250 printed. 3s Philadelphia, Seventy Six Soc, 1855 5563 FINANCES and Trade of Canada at the Beginning of 1855, by W. Cay ley, Inspector General of Canada. 8vo. Is 1855 5564 GUIZOT.— Report upon the International Exchanges, undertaken by M. Alexander Vatte- mare, and upon the Actual State of Letters, and Especially of Historical Investigations in the United States of America, French and English. 8vo. 2s Paris, 1855 5565 HALL Family, Settled at the Town of Med- ford, Mass., compiled by W. H. Whitmore. 8vo, not printed for sale. 2s Boston, 1855 5566 PROCEEDINGS on the Laying the Corner- stone of the Public Library of Boston, Sept. 17, 1855. 8vo. 2s Boston, 1855 Autograph presentation copy to Lord Lynclliurst from R. C. Winthrop. 5567 REMARKS in the Senate of the United States, Jan. 31, 1855, Vindicating the late James A. Bayard, of Delaware, from the Charges in the " Anas" of Thomas Jefferson, aspersing his Character. 8vo. Is 6d Washington, 1855 5568 TACHE (J. C.) Esquisse sur le Canada con- sidere sous le point de vue Economiste. 12mo. 2s Paris, 1855 5569 TRANSACTIONS, including the 18th Annual Report of the American and Foreign Bible Society for the year ending April 30th, 1855. 8vo. x ls 1855 5570 WINTHROP (Hon. R. C.) Address on Lay- ing the Corner Stone of the Public Library, Boston, Sep. 1855. 8vo. Is Boston, 1855 1856. 5571 BOMBARDEMENT et entire Destruction de Grey Town. 8vo. Is Paris, 1856 5572 CATALOGUE of a Portion of the Rare and Curious Library of an Eminent Collector in Edinburgh, (David Laing) particularly rich in Works relating to America, (4 days' sale) 8vo. 2s 1856 5573 FRANKLIN (Sir John) Notice Biogra- phique sur l'Amiral Sir John Franklin, par M. dela Roquette, 4to, portrait and maps, fac- simile, 5s n. D. [1856] 283 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 5574 CLAYTON and Bulwer Convention, 19th April, 1 850, between the British and American Governments, concerning Central America, with Correspondence. 8vo. Is 6d 1856 5575 THE Great Arctic Mystery. 8vo. Is 1856 5576 HOWE (Hon. Jos.) Letter to Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone, being a Review of the Debate on the Foreign Enlistment Bill and our Relations with the United States. Svo. Is 1856 5577 LETTRES du Delegue" de la Population Francaise de Grey Town, Amerique Centrale. Two pamphlets. 8vo. 2s 6d Pan's, 1856 65 78 MARITIME LAW, Correspondence relative to Neutral Rights, between the Government of the United States and the Powers represented in the Congress at Paris, 1856. Svo. Is 6d Washington, 1856 5579 MEMOIR of the Hon. Abbott Lawrence, prepared for the Massachusetts Historical So- ciety, by Hon. A. Appleton. 8vo. Is 6d 55S0 NEW GRANADA, and the United States of America, final Diplomatic Controversy rela- tiing to the Occurrences that took place at Panama on the 15th April, 1856. 8vo. Is 6d Liverpool, 1S56 5581 NICARAGUA.— The Destiny of Nicaragua, Central America, as it was, i3, and may be, by an Officer in the Service of Walker. 8vo, por- trait of Waller. 2s Boston, 1856 5582 SAINTHILL's Suggestions for a Medal to Record the Discovery of the Passage by the North Pole. Svo, privately printed. Is Cork, 1856 5583 THE SEAT OF GOVERNMENT OF CA- NADA — The Compositions and Functions of Legislative Council, and " The Double Majority" Question. By Dunbar Ross, Esq. 8vo. Is 6d Quebec, 1856 5554 TEMPLE AND BOWDOIN FAMILIES— Account of the Temple Family, with Notes, & Pedigrees of Bowdoin Family, by W. H. Whit- more. 8vo, privately printed. 2s 6d Boston, 1856 1857. 5555 ALEXANDER'S (J. H.) International Coin- age for Great Britain and the United States. Post 8vo, privately printed. Is 6d 1857 v 5586 CASE of the Hudson's Bay Company. By Andrew Freeport. 8vo. Is 1857 5588 THE SHEDDEN CASE.— A Collection of Pamphlets and Papers on the Proceedings in New York, Scotland, and House of Lords, re- specting the Property of William Shedden, Merchant of New York, who died there in 1798. 8vo, 4to, and folio (from Lord Lyndhurst's Li- brary). In all 15 pieces. £1. Is 1S56, 7, &c. 5589 CASE of Mr. Shedden (the Claimant of the Property). The Debate in the House of Lords, reprinted from Hansard's Parliamentary De- bates. 8vo. 2s 1857 5590 THE Petition of William Patrick Ralston Shedden, Esq., to the House of Lords. Folio. 5591 STATEMENT on behalf of R. Shedden Patrick, of Trearne, and W. Cochran Patrick, of Ladyland, his Guardian. 8vo. 2s May, 1857 One of the most remarkable cases ever brought before a legal tribunal. Duplicates of the three last arti- cles are included in No. 658S. 5592 CATALOGUE of an Extraordinary Collec- tion of Documents connected with the British Army in the American Revolutionary War, on sale by J. G. Bell. 8vo. Is 6d Manchester, 1857 5594 CATALOGUE of a Large and Interesting Collection of Rare Books and Tracts, English and Foreign Versions of the Scriptures, Curious Books and Tracts relating to America, Auto- graph Letters of Americans, &c. 8vo, 4 days' sale at Messrs. Puttick's. Is 6d 1857 5595 FESTIVAL of the Connecticut Association at the Revere House, Boston, Jan. 14, 1857. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1857 5596 HALIBURTON'S (Hon. Mr. Justice) Ad- dress on the Present Condition, Resources, and Prospects of British North America, delivered by special request at the City Hall, Glasgow. 8vo. Is 1857 5597 HUDSON, Wisconsin, and its Tributory Region, by T. Dwight Hall. 12mo, map. 6d Hudson, Wis.. 1857 5598 GUIDE Book to Mr. Washington Friends great American Tour, with the words of the Songs and Melodies sung by him in his unri- valled Entertainment. 8vo, cuts. Is Nottingham (1857) 5599 LEGAL Review of the Case of Dred Scott, as decided by the Supreme Court of the United States. Svo. Is Boston, 1857 5600 OBITUARY Addresses on the Death of the Hon. J. M. Clayton, of Delaware, in the United States Senate, Dec. 3, 1856. 8vo, portrait. Is Washington, 1857 5601 SPEECH of Hon. James Bayard, of Dela- ware, on the Bill for the Admission of Kansas into the Federal Union under the Lecompton Constitution. 8vo. Is Washington, 1858 5602 STAPLETON (A. G.) The Affair at Grey Town. 8vo. Is 1857 5603 STRAZNICKY'S (E. R.) Catalogue of the . Library of the American Geographical and Sta- tistical Society. 8vo. Is Neio York, 1857 1858. 5604 BUSTEED'S (Geo. W.) Letters to the Mem- bers, comprising the Parliament of Great Bri- tain and Ireland, complaining of the most Atro- cious Cruelties exercised towards the Slaves and Free People of Colour in the West Indies. 8vo. Is 6d Brooklyn, 1858 5605 CATALOGUE of the Curious Library of the late Herman E. Ludewig, comprising Eth- nology, Bibliography, and American History. 12mo. Is. Do., Svo. Is 6d N. Y., 1858 5606 CONTINUATION of Mr. Ryland's {Regis- trar of the District of Quebec) Case. 8vo. Is Montreal, 1858 John Russell Smith, 36, Solio Squcvre, London. 289 1859. 5607 CATALOGUE d'une Collection de Livres Rares sur l'Amerique, de Voyages, &c, dout la vente se fara, 14 Mai, 1859. 8vo. Is Paris, 1859 5608 CATALOGUE of a curious and valuable Library, containing a larger collection than has hitherto ever been offered in one sale of Rare, Curious, and important Works in Anglo-Ame- rican Literature (10 days' sale). 8vo. 2s Lond., 1859 5609 CATALOGUE of an extremely interesting collection of Books (Anglo-American Literature, Spanish MSS. relating to Mexico, Peru, Guate- mala, and Quito, also the MS. Collections of SignorNavarette for the continuation of his "Co- leccion de Viages") 3 days' sale. 8vo. Is 1859 5610 CATALOGUE of the Library of Edward A. Crowninshield, Esq., of Boston, (comprising a rare assemblage of Books on America). 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1859 5611 CATALOGUE of the Hartley and Franklin MSS., relating to America, sold in London, April 6, 1859, with prices. 8vo. Is 6d 1859 5612 CATALOGUE of the extensive Collection of Coins, Medals, and Numismatic Works of Henry Bogert. 8vo. Is N. Y., 1859 5613 EVERETT (Edward) Eulogy, at the dedi- cation of the Statue of Daniel Webster, at Bos- ton, Sept. 17, 1859. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1859 5614 MEMOIR of Mrs. Macready, the celebrated Dramatic Reader. 8vo. Is New York, 1859 5615 PROCEEDINGS of the Massachusetts His- torical Society, in Respect to the Memory of William Hickling Prescott, Feb. 1, 1859. 8vo. 2s Boston, Mass. Hist. Soc, 1859 5616 REMARKS on Popular Sovereignty, as maintained and denied respectively by Judge Douglas and Attorney-General Black. By a Southern Citizen. 8vo. Is Baltimore, 1859 5617 MR. RYLAND's Case, Correspondence be- tween Mr. Ryland and Mr. Murdoch. 8vo. Is London, 1859 5618 SABINE (L.) Address before the New Eng- land Historic-Genealogical Society, Sept. 13th, 1859, the 100th Anniversary of the Death of General James Wolfe. 8vo. 2s 6d Boston, 1859 I860. 5619 CANADA, a Brief Outline of her Geogra- phical Position, Productions, &c, published by authority. 8vo. Is Quebec, 1860 5620 CATALOGUE of a Superb Collection of rare and fine Books, including the larger portion of the Library of the late Edward A. Crown- ingshield, Esq., consigned from Boston. 8vo, 9 Days' Sale by Messrs. Puttick & Co. 2a 1860 5621 CATALOGUE of a Valuable Collection of Books, containing numerous Articles relating to the Discovery, Early History, and Religious and Political Controversies of America and the West Indies, 8 Days' Sale. 8vo. 2s 1860 5622 CATALOGUE of the Extensive Collection of Books (mostly relating to America) collected by Mr. G. E. Mason, sold by Puttick and Co., 3 parts. 8vo. 3s 1860 5623 CATALOGUE of an extensive and valu- able Collection of rare and interesting Books and Tracts, wholly relating to America and the West Indies, collected by G. E. Mason, 5 days' sale. 8vo. Is 6d 1860 5624 CATALOGUE of a small Collection of cu- rious Books and Tracts, comprising many Arti- cles of extreme rarity, printed in America, and others relating to that Country, 1 day's sale. 8vo. Is 1860 5625 CATALOGUE d'une Collection de Livres rares sur l'Amerique, &c. (vente en Paris, Dec, 1860). 8vo. Is Paris, 1860 5626 CATALOGUE of the Theatrical and Mis- cellaneous Library of William E. Burton, of New York, 8vo, pp. 472, with portrait. 2s 6d New York, 1860 5627 CONSIDERATIONS relative to a Southern Confederacy, by a Citizen of North Carolina. 8vo. Is Raleigh, 1860 5628 DEBATE in the House of Commons on Mr. Ryland's Case, with Documentary Evi- dence. 8vo. Is Montreal, 1860 5629 EVERETT'S Speech on American Institu- tions in reply to the Discussion in the British House of Lords, in the City Hall, Boston, July 4, 1860. 8vo. Is 1860 5630 NELSON (Joseph) Political and Commercial Importance of Completing the Line of Railway from Halifax to Quebec. 8vo, map. Is 1860 5631 PETITION of Charles Richard Ogden, Esq., late Attorney-General of Canada, to Her Ma- jesty. 8vo. Is 6d Liverpool (1860) 5632 PLAN for Securing to British North-Ame- rica a larger share of Emigration from Great Britain, Germany, &c, by the Construction of a Railway between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. 870. Is 6d Berlin, 1860 5633 SPEECH of Hon. Charles Sumner, on the Bill for admission of Kansas as a Free State. 8vo. Is 1860 1861. 5634 BASSETT (G. W.) Discourse on the Wicked- ness and Folly of the present War, delivered in Ottawa Court House, 111. Aug. 11th, 1861. 8vo. Is 5635 BIBLIOTHECA Americana, a Catalogue of Books relating to the History and Literature of America, collected by H. Stevens. 8vo, 2 parts, 8 days' Sale at Messrs. Puttick's. 4s 1861 5636 CATALOGUE of a very curious Collection of Books and Tracts relating to America, from the Library of the late Rev. Dr. John Ripon, eminent Baptist Minister. 8vo. Is 1861 5637 CATALOGUE of the Choice Library of Zelotes Hosmer, Esq. of Cambridge, Mas?. 4 days' Sale. 8vo. Is Boston, 1861 290 Pamphlets relating to America, on Sale by 5638 CATALOGUE of the Private Library of Judge Clapton (cont. rare Books on America, and an extraordinary collection of Pamphlets). 8vo. Is N.Y.,186l 5639 HOPKINS (J. B.) Peace or War, an Un- biassed View of the American Crisis. 8vo. 6d 1861 5640 THE NORTH Atlantic Telegraph, via the Faroe Isles, Iceland and Greenland, Preliminary Reports of the Surveying Expeditions of 1860. 8vo, maps. Is 1861 5641 PETZHOLT, " Das Buch der Wilden " (an Exposure of the "Manuscrit Pictorgraphique Americain " lately pub. at Paris). 8vo, curiovis facsimiles. Is 6d Dresden, 1861 1862. 5642 ADDERLEY (Rt. Hon. C. B., M. P.) Letter to the Rt. Hon. Benj. D'Israeli on the present Relation of England with the Colonies, with preface on Canadian Affairs. 8vo. Is 1862 5643 ADDRESSES, &c., to Sir Arthur Rumbold, principally with respect to his administration of the Government of the Island of Nevis. 8vo, privately printed. Is 6d 1862 5644 CARIBOO, the newly discovered Gold Fields of British Columbia, fully Described. Sm. 8vo. Is 1862 5645 CATALOGUE of a Collection of valuable Book?, comprising a large number of extremely rare and interesting Books relating to America, (belonging to H. Stevens) 5 days' sale. 8vo. Is 6d 1862 5646 CORRESPONDENCE (between Edwin W. Field and Charles G. Loring) on the present relations between Gt. Britain and the United States of America. 8vo, Privately Printed. 3s Boston, 1862 5647 GRATTAN (Thos. Colley) England and the Disrupted States of America. 8vo. Is 1862 5648 EPITOME of Proceedings at a Telegraphic Soiree on the great advantages for Communica- tion with America, by Samuel Gurney, M.P., Princes Gate, Hyde Park, March 26th, 1862. 8vo, -privately printed. Is 5649 PARKER's (Joel) Domestic and Foreign Relations of the United States. Svo. Is 6d Camb. V. S., 1862 5650 PYCROFT'S (J. W) Correspondence with Government on the Construction of the Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Canadian Intercolo- nial Railway. 8vo, only 50 privately printed. Is 6d 1862 5651 QUINET (Edgar) L'Expedition du Mexique. 8vo. Is 1862 5652 SOUTHERN SECESSION.— A Letter to Capt. M. T. Maury, Confederate Navy, on his Letter to Admiral Fitzroy. By John W. Cowell. 8vo. Is 6d 1862 5653 THOUGHTS for the Times, addressed to the Considerate People of the Northern States. By Americus. Royal, 8vo, privately printed. 2b 1862 . 5654 WHITE (Captn. Melville) Britons Torture Robbed and Murdered in Peru. 8vo. Is 6d 1862 5655 WOES OF WAR ; A Letter of Sorrow. By a Southern Lady. 8vo. Is 1862 1863. 5656 ADDRESS to Christians throughout the World. By the Clergy of the Confederate States in America. 8vo. Is [1863] 5657 BARROWS (Rev. W.) The War and Slavery, Discourse in the Old South Church, Reading, Mass. Dec. 28, 1862. 8vo. Is Boston, 1863 5658 BRAZIL. — Correspondence on the Plunder of the Wreck of the Barque " Prince of Wales " and ill-treatment of Officers of H. M. S. " Forte." Folio, three Parliamentary Papers. 2s 1863 5659 BRISTED (Chas. Astor) A Few Words, of Warning to New Yorkers on the Consequences of a Railroad in Fifth Avenue. 8vo. Is ^ New York, 1863 5660 CALIFORNIA and the Union, by E. B. -' Eaton, of California. 12mo. Is 1863 5661 CAR WELL (H. de W.) Insecurity of British Property in Peru, an Appeal to the Representa- tives of the British Nation. 8vo, Is 6d 1863 5662 CATALOGUE d'une Collection de Livres Rares, sur l'Orient et les Indes Occidentales, dont la vente a Maison Sylvestre, Mai 1863. 8vo. 6d Pans, 1863 CATALOGUE of a large Collection of Rare, Interesting, and Valuable Books and Tracts, re- lating to the History, Language, and Literature of America and the Indies. (Collected by Mr. Stevens). 8vo. 3 days' Sale at Messrs. PuUidSs in May 1863. Is 1863 5664 ENGLISH NEUTRALITY.— Is the Ala- bama a British Pirate ? 8vo. Is Philadelphia, 1863 5665 ENGLISH NEUTRALITY.— Is the Ala- bama a British Pirate? 8vo. Is New York, 1863 5666 EVERETT'S Address before the Boston Union Club, Thursday, April 9, 1863. 8vo. Is Liverpool, 1863 5667 A FAMILIAR Epistle to Robert J. Walker* formerly of Pennsylvania, late of Mississippi' more recently of Washington, from an old Ac- quaintance. 8vo. Is 1863 5668 GIBBS (Fred. Waymouth) Recognition, a Chapter from the History of the North Ameri- can and South American States. 8vo. Is 1863 5669 HEARNE (Canon de) The American Ques- tion. Translated by Tho?. Ray. 8vo. Is 1863 5670 HOWE'S (Hon. Joseph, Premier of Nova Scotia) Letter to the Rt. Hon. C. B. Adderley, M.P., on the relations of England with her Colonies. 8vo. Is 1863 5671 HOWARD'S (F. K.) Fourteen Months in American Bastiles. 8vo. Is Bond. 1863 5672 JACKSON.— Prospectus for a Statue to the late General Thos. J. "Stonewall" Jackson. 4to. 3d London, 1863 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London, 291 5673 LEGAL View of the " Alabama" Case and Ship Building for the Confederates, Speech of Samuel Pope, Esq., at the Public Meeting in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester. 8vo. Is 1863 5674 JAMES (Edwin, the English Barrister) Ora- tion at Brooklyn, N. Y., on the 4th of July, 1863. 8vo. Is New York, 1863 5675 NELSON (Henry) The Sugar Duties Dis- cussed. 8vo. Is 1863 5676 PEACE.— Speech of Benjamin Wood, of New York, in the House of Representatives, Feb. 27, 1863. 8vo. Is 5677 PEACE the sole chance now left for Re- union. A Letter to Professor Moore, from L. O'Sullivan. 8vo. Is 1863 5678 "PETERHOFF," Seizure of; being a Statement of the Facts, Reason, Law, and Con- sequences. 8vo. Is 1863 5679 RECOGNITION of the Southern Confede- racy, indispensable for resolving the American Question. 8vo, map. Is 1863 5680 RECOGNITION, its International Legality, its Justice, and its Policy. A Letter to Lord Palmerston, by J. O'Sullivan. 8vo. Is 1863 5681 SECOND Annual Message of his Excellency the President of the Confederate States to Con- gress, Jan. 12, 1863. 8vo. Is 1863 5682 THE Slavery Quarrel, with Plans and Pros- pects of Reconciliation. By a poor Peacemaker. Small 8vo. Is 1863 5683 SYNGE (Capt. Millington Henry) a Dialogue on England, her interests in North America, and in free intercourse against certain contra ry pretensions on. the part of the Hudson Bay Company. 8vo, map. Is 6d 1863 5684 UNITED States Diplomacy in China and Japan Unveiled. From the Hong Kong " Daily Press." 8vo. Is Hong Kong, 1863 5685 WALKER's (Robt.) American Finances and Resources, letter 2 — Jefferson Davis, Repudia- tion, Recognition, and Slavery, letter 2. Two pamphlets, 8vo. Is 1863 5686 WHITING (William) The War Powers of the President and the Legislative Powers of the Congress in relation to Rebellion, Treason, and Slavery. 8vo. Is 6d Boston, 1863 1864. 5687 " THE CHESAPEAKE."— The Case of David Collins and others, prisoners, arrested under a charge of Piracy, with all the arguments . on the return of Habeas Corpus. 8vo. Is 6d St. John, N. B., 1864 5688 EDGE (R. M.) On the destruction of the American Carrying Trade. 8vo. Is 1864 5689 THE Hudson's Bay Company; What is it ! • 8vo. Is 1864 Without Dates. 5690 ACT for importing Salt from Europe into the Colony of New York iu America. Folio, pp. 3, Is {About 1730) 5691 THE American Times, a Poem, a Satire on the Rebellion, (wanting title). 4to. Is 6d (1770) 5692 REASONS offered to the House of Com- mons against laying any imposition on Whale- Bone caught and imported by the Greenland Company. Folio, single leaf. Is (About 1740) 5693 BRIEF Sketch of the Religious People called Shakers (in America), by W. S. Warder, of Phi- ladelphia. Royal 8vo. Is 5694 HUMBOLDT surquelques points importants , de la Geographie de la Guyane (extraite des Nouvelles An. des Voyages). 8vo. Is 6d 5695 HULL (John Simpson) Remarks on the United States of America, drawn up from his own observations, and from the observations of other Travellers. 8vo. Is 6d Dublin 5696 TOD et Francklyn, Adresse a l'Assemblee Nationale de France pourles Angloise Creanciers des habitans de Tabago. 4to. Is 5697 ENGLISH Voyages to America, with many strange and dangerous adventures of English- men amongst the Americans (cut out of Harris's Collection of Voyages). Folio. 4s Omitted. 5698 FULL Account of the Proceedings in rela- tion to Capt. Kidd. 4to. 5s London, 1701 5699 SOME Memoirs of the Life of Job the Son of Solomon the High Priest of Boonda in Africa, a Slave about two years in Maryland. By Thomas Bluett. 8vo. Is 6d 1734 5700 ACCOUNT of the Trial of Francis Delap, Esq., late Provost Marshal, for a Misdemeanor at a Supreme Court of Judicature at Kingston. Jamaica. 8vo. 3s 1755 5701 VIEW of the Evidence relative to the Con- duct of the American War, under Sir W. Howe and General Burgoyne as given before Com- mittee of the House of Commons, and Collec- tion of Fugitive Pieces on that important en- quiry. 8vo. 3s 1779 5702 PLAIN Truth, or a Letter to the Author of "Dispassionate Thoughts on the American War " (by Jos. Galloway) 8vo. 2s 1780 5703 SEWELL (Hon. J.) Essay on the Juridical History of France, so far as it relates to the Law of the Province of Lower Canada. 8vo. Is 6d Quebec, 1824 5704 PROCEEDINGS of the Legislative Council of Upper Canada, on the Act to amend the Jury of this Province. 8vo. Is 183G 5705 CHARGE of the Hon. J. B. Robinson, Chief Justice of Upper Canada, to the Grand Jury at Toronto, Thursday, March 8th, 1838, at the Trial of Prisoners for High Treason. 8vo. Is Toronto, 1838 5706 MESSAGES, Addresses, etc. to Sir Francis B. Head, on his resignation of the Government of Upper Canada. 8vo. Is Toronto, 1838 5707 REPORT from the Select Committee of tho Legislative Council of Upper Canada on the State of the Province. 8vo. Is 6d Toronto, 1838 MANUSCRIPTS. 5708 A JOURNAL of Transactions iu Canada, commencing 12 July, 1786, ending June 1787. 8vo, pp. 50, bds. 15s Apparently the journal of a military officer, as it is chiefly occupied with his visits to various forts in Upper Canada. " May 4th, 17S7— Signified to Lord Dorchester my feelings at being absent from my Regt. at a time when the complexions of affairs in the upper country appears rather gloomy his Lordship would not allow of its making any al- teration in my situation with him, and said he had business at Detroit to charge me with." 5709 ANNAPOLIS and Boston.— Correspondence between the Board of Ordnance, Ed. Howe, Messrs. Bastidi, Bury, Smyth, and others, re- specting Ordnance Stores wanting at Annapolis between the years 1719 and 1723, and Letters of Lt. Washington, the Store-keeper, in Expla- nation of the Deficiencies. — Thoughts on the Expedition to Minas humbly offered to Gov. Shirley, by J. H. Bastide, &c, &c. — Letters re- specting the War with the French and Indians, a curious lot. 10s 6d 5710 ANSPACH (L. A.) "Additions to my His- tory of Newfoundland, begun at Harbour Grace, July, 1803." 8vo. 3s 6d 5711 ASTRONOMICAL Observations by order of the Royal Society at Prince of Wales's Fort, on the North-West Coast of Hudson's Bay, by William Wales and Joseph Dymond, in 1768, 1769. Very neatly written. 4to, 22 pages. 5s 5712 AUTOGRAPH Letter from Alex. Cunning- ham, Ship Northumberland, at Halifax, Aug. 8th, 1762. 3s 6d " I am sorry to acquaint you that on the 24th of June last, the French landed 1500 troops at the Bay of Bulls, destroyed all the Fishing there about, and marched from thence to St John's, and took it on the 27th," &c, &c. 5713 AUTOGRAPH Letter from D. Gordon, Philadelphia, 24 Jan. 1778. 2s 6d " In tills town you might as well pretend to dispose of the Dutchess of Devonshire's clothes after a birth day, as such finery to our demures. The Rebels have threatened burning our Shipping— Deserters came in daily in tens and twentys," &c, 5942 MAP of the Inhabited part of New Eng- land, containing the Provinces of Mass, New Hampshire, and the Colonies of Konetikut and Rhode Island, large sheet coloured on canvas in a case. 5s Jcjfcrys, 1755 5943 Another copy, "Konetikut" of the former altered to " Coueticut," on canvas in a case. 5s ib. 5944 MAP of the most inhabited part of New England, with the Colonies of Connecticut and Rhode Island, by T. Jeflferys. 2 sheets. 3s 1774 5945 THE Provinces of New England, New York, and Canada. 4to. Is Gibson. 5946 CHART of the Sea Coast of Newfoundland, New Scotland, (Nova Scotia,) New England, New York, New Jersey, with Virginia, and Maryland, by Mount and Page. Folio. 2s 1702 5947 NEW and Accurate Map of the Islands of Newfoundland, Cape Breton, St. John, and An- ticosta, together with the Neighbouring Coun- tries of Nova Scotia, Canada, etc., by E. Bowen. Folio. Is6d 1752 5948 CHART of the Banks of Newfoundland, by Chabert, Cook, and Fleurieu, single sheet. Is 1775 5949 MAP of the Island of Newfoundland, by Cook and Lane, single sheet. Is 6d 1775 5950 MAP of the Island of Newfoundland, from Surveys by Order of the Admiralty, by Lieut. Michael Lane, large slieet Faden, 1790 5951 TERRA Nova ac Maris tractus circa Novam Franciam, ADgliam, Belgium, etc. Folio. Is Amst. Renard, 1715 5952 NEW Jersey and Pensylvania. 8vo. 6d R. Morden, about 1680 5953 NEW and Accurate Map of Jew Jersey, Pensylvania, New York, and New England, by E. Bowen. Folio. Is 6d 1752 5954 PROVINCE de New Jersey divisee en Est et Ouest traduit a Paris chez le Rouge Iogenieur. Coloured on large sheet. 2s Paris, 1782 5955 NEW Orleans, Plan of. 4to. 6d 1761 5956 HISPANIA Novse sive Magnse recens et vera descriptio, 1579. Folio, clean. 3s 6d 5957 NOVA Hispauia et Nova Gallicia. Folio, coloured. 2s 6d {H. Hondius) 5958 NOVA Hispania et Nova Galicia. Folio, coloured. Is 6d Amst. Janson 5959 COAST of New Spain, from Vera Cruz to Triste Island, by T. Jeflferys. Large sheet. Is 1775 5960 NOVI Belgii novaque Angliae nee non partis Virginia;, a Nic. J. Vischer. Folio, with small view of Xcio York at the bottom, coloured. 5s About 1640 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London, 299 5961 SAUTHIER (C. L.) Coloured Map of tbe Province of New York, reduced from the large drawings of that Province, from actual surveys. Large sheet on canvas, in a case. Is 6d Faden, 1776 5062 SAUTHIER (C. J.) Topographical Map of the Northern part of New York Island, exhi- biting the plan of Fort Washington, now Fort Kuyphausen, with the Rebels lines to the Southward. A sheet. 2s Faden, 1771 5963 MAP of the Provinces of New York and New Jersey, with part of Pennsylvania and the Province of Quebec, by Jefferys and Pownall. 2 sheets. 2s 1776 5964 NEW York Province and adjoining colonies. 4to. 3d Kitchin 5965 DE WITTE (Simeon) Map of the State of New York, on 6 large sheets. 6s 1802 5966 TANNER (H. S.) Map of New York, coloured large sheet on canvas, in a case. Is Philadelphia, 1810 5967 MAP of the North Pole, with all the adjacent Countries yet discovered, by E. Bowen. Folio. Is 6d 1752 5968 NORTH West America. 8vo. 6d R. Morden, about 1680 5969 MARE del Nord (including the Coast of N. and S. America) autore P. M. Coronelli. Folio. 2s Venetia, 1695 5970 NOVA Scotia and Cape Britain (sic) with the adjacent parts of New England and Canada, on canvas in a case. Is 6d Jefferys, 1755 5971 NEW Map of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton, with the adjacent parts of New England and Canada, large sheet. 2s 6d Jefferys 5972 PLAN of the Rapids in the River Ohio, by T. Hutchins. 4to. 6d 5973 MAP of Lake Ontario to the Mouth of the St. Lawrence, by Kitchen. 4 to. Is 5974 MAP of the Oregon Districts and the ad- jacent country, on a large sheet, coloured. 2s 1843 5975 ORLEANS (Isle of) and the environs of Quebec. 8vo. 3d 1759 5976 PANAMA.— Map of the Isthmus of Panama, from a Spanish Draught, by J. Cowley. A very curious and interesting drawing in pen and Indian inJc. Folio. 5s 5977 PANAMA, with the Coasts from Great River, on the Mosquito Shore to Cartagena, by T. Jefferys. Large sheet. Is 1775 5978 SANSON (N.) Le Paraguay, le Chili, la Terre et le3 Isles Magellanicques. Fol., coloured. 2a Paris, 1656 5979 CARTE du Paraguay, du Chili de detroit de Magellan, etc., par de De L'Isle, fol. Folio. 2s 1703 5980 NEW and Accurate Map of Paraguay, Rio de la Plata, Tugumania, Guaria, etc., by Eman Bowen. Folio. Is 6d 1752 5981 PLANO del puerto de Santa Elena en la costa Patagonica — Piano del puerto de melo en la parti notre del golfo de San Jorge, on 1 sheet. Is 6d 1795 5982 A MAPP of ye improved part of Pensilvania, divided into countyes, townships, and lotts, sur- veyed by Thomas Holme, dedicated to W. Penn, Esq., Proprietor, by Jno. Harris (with references to the settlements in the Counties of Chester, Bucks, and Philadelphia, and the names of the owners. Folio. £1. Is Long., G. Willdey (about 1690) 5983 MAP of Pennsylvania, exhibiting not only the Improved Parts of that Province, but also its extensive Frontiers, chiefly from the Map of W. Scull, published in 1770. 3 sheets. 2s 1775 5984 PERU. Folio, coloured. Is 6d Amst., Janson 5985 SANSON (N.) Le Perou, et le cours de la riviere Amazone depuis ses sources jusques a la Mer. Folio, coloured. 2s Paris, 1656 5986 CARTE de la Terre Ferme du Perou du Bresil, et du Pays de Amazones par Gul. De L'lale. Folio. 2s 1703 5987 NEW and Accurate Map of Peru and the Country of the Amazones. By Eman Bowen. Folio. Is 6d 1752 5988 CARTA esferica de una parte de la costa del Peru desde el paralelo de 7 grados hasta el de 21 grados 45 minutos de Latitud S., por Juan de Langara. On 3 large sheets. 6s 1798 5989 PERU. Large sheet. Is 6d Neele, 1809 5990 PHILADELPHIA and Parts adjacent. Fol. Is 6d Scull and Heap (1760) 5991 PLAN of the Lots laid out at Pittsburgh and the Coal Hill, being part of the Manor of Pittsburgh belonging to John Penn, jun., Esq., and to Governor Penn, taken in 1787. A draw- ing on canvas, curious. 7s 6d 5992 CHURRACA (Cosme de) Piano geometrioo del Puerto, Capital de la Isla de Puerto Rico. Single sheet. Is 6d 1794 5993 MAP of the Province of Quebec, according to the Royal Proclamation, 7 Oct., 1763, by Capt. Carver and others. Single sheet. Is 6d 1776 5994 CARTA de la Provincia de Quito y de sus adjacentes opera posthuma de Don Pedro Mal- donardo. On 4 sheets. 6s 1750 5995 AMERICA Meridionalis a Rio de la Plata per Fretum Magellanicum ad Toraltum. Folio. Is Amst., Renard, 1715 5996 CARTA esferica del Rio de la Plata desde su desembocadura hasta Buenos Ayres, por Juan de Langara. Large sheet. Is 6d 1798 5997 CHART of South America, from the River Real to Cape Horn, according to Wright's Pro- jection. By Mount and Page. Folio. Is 1702 5998 ROUATAN, or Rattan, Surveyed by Lieut. H. Barnsley, improved by Thomas Jefferys. large sheet. Is 6d 17 75 5999 CHART of. the Saintes (two Islands near Guadaloupe Island). By Arrowsmitb, large sheet. Is 6d 1798 300 Maps relating to America, on Sale by 6000 CARTE de l'lsle de Sainte Christophe. Folio, coloured. 2s Paris, P. Mariette (1664) 6001 ACCURATE Map of the Island of St. Chris- topher, or St. Kits. By E. Bowen. Folio. Is 6d 1752 6002 ST. CHRISTOPHER'S, Surveyed by An- thony Ravell, Esq., engraved by T. Jefferys ; and Nevis, by T. Jefferys, on one large sheet. Is 6d 1775 6003 RAVELL (Ant.) Isle St. Christophe, or St. Kitts, par Le Rouge, large sheet. Is 6d Paris, 1779 6004 CARTE de l'lsle de St. Dominique, par Gul. De L'lsle. Folio. 2s 1725 6005 FADEN's Map of St. Domingo, large sheet, coloured. Is 6d 1794 6006 ISLE of St. Domingo, after the Survey of Don J. Solano, on canvas, in a case. 2s Faden, 1796 6007 LA DOMINGUE, large sheet. 2s 6d Paris, Le Rouge 6008 SOUTH Part of St. Domingo, by T. Jefferys Large sheet. Is 1775 6009 FADEN's Map of the Island of St. Eusta- tius, corruptly St. Eustatia. Large sheet coloured. Is 6d 1795 6010 MAP of the Island of St. John in the Gulf of St. Laurence, divided into Counties, Parishes, Lots, &c, from the Survey of Captain Holland. Single sheet. Is 6d 1775 6011 RIVER St. Laurence, from Tillery to the Fall of Montmorenci, with the Operations of the Siege of Quebec under Saunders and Wolfe, drawn by a Captain in the Navy. Royal 4to, 5s 1759 6012 LAURENCE River, from Sillery to Mont- morency. 8vo. 3d 1759 6013 CHART of the River St. Laurence from the Island of Anticosti, by T. Jefferys. Single sheet. Is 6d 1775 6014 ST. LUCIA, by T. Jefferys. Large sheet. Is 1775 6015 MAP of the Island of St. Michael, Azores, by Cooper. 4to. Is 6016 ST. VINCENT, from an Actual Survey in 1773. Large sheet. Is 1775 6017 MAGNUM Mare del Zur, cum Insula Cali- fornia. Folio. Is Amst. Renard, 1715 6018 CARTA Esferica del Oceano meridional desde el Equador Hasta 60 grados de Latitud y desde el Cabo de Hornos hasta el Canal de Mozambique, por Don Ant. Cornel. Large sheet. Is 6d ' 1800 6019 NEW and Accurate Map of Terra Firmaand the Caribee Islands, by E. Bowen. Folio. Is 6d 1752 6020 TENNASSE Government, formerly part of North Carolina. 4to. 6d Imlay 6021 TOBAGO, by T. Jefferys. Large sheet. Is 6d 1775 6022 TURKS Islands, from a Survey made in 1753. Is 1775 6023 UNITED States, with the British and Span- ish Territories according to the Treaty, folio. Is 6d Faden, 1763 6024 CARTE des Etats-Unis de 1'Amerique sui- vant le traite de Paix de 1783, par Luttre, dediee et presentee A. S. Excellence, Mr. Benjamin Franklin, large sheet coloured. 2s Paris, 1784 6025 MAP of the United States, with the British Territories and those of Spain, according to the Treaty of 1784, large sheet coloured. 2s 6d 6026 MAP of the United States, by A. Arrow- smith, on 4 large sheets. 2* 6d About 1802 6027 UNITED State.', Northern Part, large sheet. Is Neele, 1809 6028 UNITED States Southern Part, large sheet. Is Neele, 1809 6030 ARROWSMITH's Map of the United States from a number of Critical Researches, on 4 sheets, coloured. 4a 6031 MAP of the United States and the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, New Brunswick, & Nova Scotia, by J. & A. Walker. 4 large sheets coloured. 4s 1827 6032 MAP of the United States, compiled from the latest Survey?, by Amos Lay, very large, mounted on canvas in a case. 5s N. Y. 1833 6033 COLTON's Map of the Southern States of America, very large sheet. Is 6d 1862 6034 WESTERN Territories of the United States. 4 to. 6d Imlay 6035 MAP of the Principal Seat of War in Ame- rica in 1756. 4to. 3d • 1756 6036 PLANO del Puerto de Valdivia en la costa oeste de la America Meridional. On single sheet. Is 6d 1788 6037 ORTA (Bernardo de) Piano del puerto de Vera Cruz in la costa ocidental del seno Mexi- cano. On single sheet. Is 6d 1798 6038 JEFFERY (Jno.) Map of the Virgin Islands, from English and Danish Surveys. Sheet on canvas in a case. Is 6d 1794 6039 THE Virgin Islands from English and Da- nish Surveys, by T. Jeffreys, large sheet. Is 6d 1775 6040 VIRGINIA item et Florida America) Pro- vinciarum, nova descriptio. fol. coloured, curi- ous. 5s 6041 VIRGINLE tabula, fol. coloured. 5s Amst., H. Hondius, n.d. 6042 VIRGINIA, Map of, by Capt. John Smith 1606. Graven by William Hole, folio. 10s 6d 6043 VIRGINIA. 8vo. 6d R. Morden, about 1680 6044 A NEW Map of the English Empire in America, viz. Virginia, Maryland, Carolina, &c, by J. Senex, 1719. Large sheet. 2s 6045 NEW and Accurate Map of Virginia and Maryland, by E. Bowen. Folio. Is 6d 1752 John Russell Smith, 36, Solio Square, London. 301 6046 VIRGINIA, Map of. 4to. 3d Kitchin, 1761 6047 MAP of the most inhabited parts of Vir- ginia, containing the whole Province of Mary- land, with part of Pensilvania, New Jersey, and North Carolina. Drawn by Fry and Jefferson in 1775. Two sheets. 2s 6d 6048 PLAN of the City of Washington, by Mr. Ellicott. Is 6d About 1810 6049 ARCHIPELAGI Americani delineatio Geo- graphica. 4 to. Is About 1640 6050 INSULiE Americana) in Oceano Septentrio- nali. Folio. Coloured. Is 6d Amst., Janson 6051 SANSON (N.) Les Isles Antilles &c, entre lesquelles sont les Lucayes et les Caribes. Fol. coloured. 2s Paris, 1656 6052 MAP of the West Indies and adjacent Parts, by N. Vischer of Amsterdam, done into Eng- lish. Sheet coloured. 2s Lond., H. Overton, about 1680 6053 WEST India Islands. 8vo. 6d R. Morden, about 1680 6054 CHART of the West Indies, from New- foundland to the River Oronoque, by Mount and Page. Folio. Is 1702 6055 INDIANAM Occidentalium cum Insulis Caribicis. Folio. Is Amst., Renard, 1715 6056 CARTE des Antilles Francoises et des Isles voisines par Gul. de L'Isle. Folio. 2s 1717 6057 ACCURATE Map of the West Indies, by E. Bowen. Folio. Is 6d 1752 6058 COMPLETE Chart of the West Indies. Large sheet. Is Jefferys, 1775 6059 CARTE des Isles Antilles et du golfe du Mexique avec la Majeure partie de la Nouvelle Espagne par M. Bonne. Coloured, on 3 sheets. 2s 1780 6060 THE West Indies, by Bryan Edwards. On two large sheets. 2s 6d StocTcdale, 1793 6061 CARTA esferica que comprehende una parte de las Islas Antillas las di Puerto Rico, Santo Domingo, Jamaica, y Cuba, por Juan de Lan- gara. Large sheet. Is 6d 1799 6062 ARROWSMITH's Chart of the West Indies and the Spanish Dominions in North America. Two very large sheets, on Cauvas, 5s 1803 6063 The same, on four loose sheets. 5s 6d 1803 6064 SPHERICAL Chart of the Sea of the An- tilles and of the Coast of Terra Firma, from the Island of Trinidad to the Gulf of Honduras. On large sheet. 2s Faden, 1806 6065 ARROWSMITH's Chart of the West India Islands and adjacent Coasts. 4 large sheets. 4s 1809 6066 GENERAL Chart of the Western Ocean, by Mount and Page. Folio. Is 1702 6067 WINDWARD Passage, with the several Passages from the East End of Cuba and the North Part of St. Domingo, by T. Jefferys. Large sheet. Is 1775 6068 COAST of Yucatan, from the Bay of Cam- peche to Bahia del Ascension, with the West End of Cuba, by T. Jefferys. Large sheet. Is 1775 6069 A NEW and Exact Map of America, on the Margins are Representations of the Manners, Customs, and Habits of the Natives of Virginia, and of divers other parts of America, and View of the Cataract of Niagara. Large sheet (little stained). Is 6d Lond., J. Bowles, about 1730 6070 A GENERAL Map of North America, taken from actual surveys, 1754 to 1761, by John Rocque. Two large sheets, coloured. 2s 6d 6071 CHART of North America, from New- foundland to Hudson's Bay. Folio. Is Mount and Page, about 1700 6072 THE Principal Forts, Ports, &c, of North America and the West Indies. 18 on a large folio sheet. 2s about 1730 6073 MAP of the British Empire in America, with the French and Spanish Settlements adjacent thereto. Folio. Is 6d 77. Popple, 1733 6074 AMERICA, Meridionalis. Folio. 6d Ilondius, 1635 6075 DRAFT of the Island of Antegua. 4to. 6d about 1700 6076 CHART of Barbados. 4to. 6d about 1750 6077 CHART of Bermuda. 4to. 6d about 1750 6078 SUMMER Islands (Bermuda). Folio. Is Hondius, 1635 6079 HARBOUR of Boston and Surrounding Country, by Des Barres. Folio, very large sheet, coloured. 2s 1775 6080 HARBOUR of Casco Bay and Islands Ad- jacent (District of Maine). Folio. Is Mount and Page, about 1700 6081 LA NOUVELLE France, ou le Canada per le Sieur Robert de Vaugondy. Folio. 2s 1755 6082 SOUTH Carolina and a Part of Georgia, composed from surveys taken by Hull, Bryand, and W. de Brahm, with a List of the Names of the Proprietors of Land in S. Carolina and Georgia. Folio, 2 very large sheets, coloured. 3s 6d 1757 6083 NORTH and South Carolina, with their In- dian Frontiers, the whole from actual surveys, by Henry Mouzon, and others. Folio, 2 very large sheets, coloured. 3s 6d 1775 6084 CHART of S. Carolina, from Cape Roman to Port Royall. Folio. Is Mount and Page, about 1700 6085 CHART of the Carribee Islands. Folio. Is Mount and Page, about 1700 6086 PLAN of the Harbour and Town of Carta- gena in which is exhibited a perfect view of the English Fleet as they anchored all along the Bay. Folio, large sheet. 2s 6d 1741 6087 CUBA, Hispaniola, &c. Folio. 6d Hondius, 1635 6088 CHART of Cuba, Straights of Bahama, &c. Folio. Is Mount and Page, about 1700 302 Maps relating to America, on Sale by 6089 PLANS of Amelia Island, East Florida, Cumberland Island, Georgia, Chart of the Nassau River, &c, by W. Fuller. Fol, coloured. 2s 1779 6090 GRANADA and Popyan. Folio. 6d Hondius, 1635 6091 HISPANIA Nova. Folio. 6d Hondius, 1635 6092 CHART of the Island of Jamaica, -with the Parishes. Folio. Is Mount and Page, about 1706 6093 CARTE reduite des Costes de la Louisiane et de la Floride, par le Sieur Bellin. Folio, large sheet, coloured. 2s 6d 1764 6094 STRAITS of Magellan. Folio. 6d Hondius, 1635 6095 VIRGINIA, Maryland, Pennsilvania, East and West Jersey. Folio. Is Mount and Page, about 1700 6096 DRAUGHT of the Bay of Matanzas, by R. Pearson. Folio. Is About 1700 6097 COURSE of the River Mississippi from the Balize to Fort Cbartres taken on an Expedition to the Illinois in 1765, by Lieut. Ross. Folio, large sheet, colored. 2s 6098 NEW ENGLAND Observed and Described by Captayn John Smith (with hi3 portrait in the top corner.) Folio, the margins cut off. 7s 6d S. Pass, sculp. 6099 COAST of New England from-Staten Island to the Island of Breton, as Surveyed by Capt. Southack. With plan of Boston in the corner, folio. Is 6d Mount and Page, about 1700 6100 SEAT of the War in New England by an American Volunteer, with the Marches of the Several Corps sent by the Colonies towards Boston, with the Attack on Bunker's Hill. Fol. colored. 2s 1775 6101 GENERAL Chart of the Island of New- foundland from Surreys by Cook, Lane and others. Folio, colored. Is 6d 1775 6102 COAST of Newfoundland from Cape Raze to Bonavista, with Chebucto Harbour, Nova Scotia. Folio. Is Mount and Page, about 1700 6103 from the Bay of Bulls to Little Pla- centia, by John Gaudy. Folio. Is Mount and Page, about 1700 6104 CHART of the Banks of Newfoundland, by Chabert, Cook, and Fleurieu. Folio, colored. Is 6d Sayer, 1775 6105 MAP of the Province of New York, with Part of Pensilvania and New England, from an Actual Survey by Capt, Montresor. Folio, 2 very large sheets, colored. 4s 1775 6106 DRAUGHT of New York, from the Hook to New York Town, by Mark Tiddeman. Folio, Is 6d Mount and Page, about 1700 6107 PLAN of the City of New York and its Environs, Surveyed in the Winter of 1775 by Captain Montresor. Large sheet, colored, curi- ous. 5s I775 6108 PLAN of New York Island, with part of Long Island, Staten Island, and East Jersey, with a Particular Description of the Engage- ment between Flatbush and Brooklyn, 27 Aug. 1776. Folio, colored, 3s 6d 1776 6109 MAP of Nova Scotia or Acadia, with the Islands of Cape Breton and St. John's, from Actual Surveys made by Capt. Montresor, 1718. Folio, 2 sheets, colored. 3s 6110 PLAN of Shegnekto Bay, Nova Scotia, and the Circumjacent Country, with the Forts and Settlements of the French, till dispers'd by the English in June, 1755. Folio, large sheet, co- loured. 2s 6111 DRAUGHT of the West End of Porto Rico, and the Island of Zachee. Folio. Is Mount and Page, 1700 6112 MAP of Pennsylvania, exhibiting not only the Improved Parts, but also its Extensive Frontiers laid down from Actual Surveys, and chiefly from the late Map by W. Scull published in 1770. Folio, very large sheet, colored. 3s 1775 6113 PERU. Folio. 6d Hondius, 1635 6114 PLAN of the Environs of Quebec and of the Battle fought 13th Sept. 1759, by Thomas Jfcfferys. Large sheet, colored. 2s 6d 6115 MAP of St. Christopher's, from Mr. Andrew Norwood's Survey. Folio. Is Mount and Page, about 1700 6116 MAP of the Island of St. John in the Gulph of St. Lawrence, divided into Counties, Parishes and Lots, from a Survey by Captain Holland. Folio, colored. Is 6d 1774 6117 CHART of the Gulph of St. Laurence, com- posed from a Great Number of Actual Surveys. Folio, colored. Is 6d About 1770 6118 AN EXACT Chart of the River St. Law- rence, from Fort Frontenac to the Island of Anticosti, by Thos. Jefferys. Large sheet, co- lored. 2s 1775 6119 PLAN of the Town and Forfc of Carillo at Ticonderoga, with the Attack made by the Bri. tish Army, 8th July, 1758, by T. Jefferys. Fol., colored. 2 s 6120 CARTE des Etats Unis, avec l'Epoques de l'Etablissement des Europeans dans les Etats Unis. 4to. 6d 6121 VIRGINIA and Florida. Folio. Is Hondius, 1635 6122 VIRGINIA. Folio. 3s 6d Ralph Hall, scidp. 1636 6123 DRAUGHT of Virginia, from the Cape to York in York River, and to Kimquaton in James River, by M. Tiddeman. Folio. Is Mount and Page, about 1700 6124 THE Ylandes of the West Indies. Folio. 6d Hondius, 1635 6125 CHART of the West Indies. Folio. 6d , Mount and Page, about 1700 6126 CHART of the Trading Part of the West Indies. Folio. Is Mount and Page, about 1700 John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. MISCELLANEOUS ENGRAVINGS. 303 6127 FIRST LandiDg of Colombus in the New World, an etched copy of the unique woodcut in Datis's Italian Poetical Translation of Colum- bus's First Letter, 1493, in the British Museum. 4to, only 150 printed. 6d 6128 WILLIAM PENH'S Treaty with the In- dians when he Founded the Province of Penn- sylvauia, 1681, Painted by Benjamin West, En- graved by J. Hall, Published by J. Boydell, 1775, size of the plate 24 inches by 18 inches, 5s 6129 Another, choice old impression, 7s 6d 6130 An Unfinished Artist's Etching, shewing the progress of the work before the Figures were filled in. A curiosity. 7s 6d 6131 WOLFE (General), Design for a Monument to. 4to. 3d 1789 6132 QUEENSTON. ment. 4to. 3d General Brock's Monu- Bartlett 6133 RAPIDS, near the Village of Cedars. 4to. 3d Barllett •6134 " THE Conversion of the South Americans to Christianity," a neat drawing by the celebrated Bernard Picart. Small 4to. 5s 6135 A CURIOUS Colored Manuscript Caricature of Captain Edward Sabine, " The Polar Astro- nomer Learning to take a Lunar Observation," illustrating Sir John Ross's Voyage to Baffin's Bay. 2s 6d 6136 TWO large coloured prints representing the Naval Action between the " Chesapeake " and the " Shannon." 3a 6d R. Dodd 6137 BUFFALO, Tippecanoe Log Cabin at. 4to. 6d 1840 6138 St. JOHN's on the River Sorell, in Canada, with the Redoubts, &c, 1776. 4to. 9d 6139 CHARLOTTE Ville in Virginia, Encamp- ment of the Convention Army. 4to. 9d 6140 WEST BANK of the Hudson, 3 miles above Still Water, Burgoynes Post, 1777, with Gen. Fraser's Funeral. 4to. 6d 6141 SAW MILL and Block House, upon Fort Acne Creek, 1777. 4to. 6d 6142 AMERICAN (an) Rifleman. 8vo. 6d 1780 6143 LANDING of the Pilgrims at Plymouth. 8vo. 3d Schoff 6144 NEW YORK from the South. Oblong folio. Is 1761 •6145 A View of New York, about 1720, with Re- ference key to the buildings, oblong 8vo. Is 6d 6146 Sir W. RALEIGH "s conquest of the city of St. Joseph, in Triuidade. 4to. 6d Hinton, 1750 6147 CHARLESTOWN S. Carolina, S. Phillips Church. 8vo. 3d 1753 •6148 BUNKER'S HILL (curious for its unlikeness) 8vo. 3d 1790 6149 FORT JOHNSON, from the South, drawn on the spot by Mr Guy Johnson. 4to. 6d Nalctt 6150 PHILADELPHIA, east prospect of, with vignettes of the State House and battery. Oblong folio. Is 1761 6151 VOYAGE of the Sable Venus from Angola, to the West Indie3, (an Allegorical design), by Stothard. 4to. 6d 6152 AN INDIAN CACIQUE of the Island of Cuba, addressing Columbus concerning afuture state, designed by Benj. West, P.R.A., and en- graved by Bartolozzi. 4to. 6d 6153 A TRIBUTE to the Memory of Washington. A folio broadside, entirely engraved, with a vignette at the top, of waves dashing against a rock inscribed " Washington." Little soiled. 5s Bond. W. S. Blake, June 7, 1 800 6154 LE PRESIDENT du Congres partage la Couronne. — Franklin a la Chambre des Com- munes a Londres, and 7 other prints relating to America. Designed by Jeune and engraved by David. Is 6d 1800 6155 VIEW of the Pierced Island, a Remarkable Rock in the Gulph of St. Laurence. Folio. 2s Hervey Smyth, 1760 6156 VIEW in Hudson River, of the Entrance of what is called the Top an Sea. Folio. 2s Peter Benazech 6157 NORTH View of Fort Royal, in the Island of Guadaloupe, when in Possession of his Majesty's Forces in 1759. Folio. 2s Lieut. Campbell 6158 MONTREAL, taken from St. Helen's Island. 4to, coloured. 6d Sproide 6159 Notre Dame Street. 4to, coloured. 6d Ibid 6160 A VIEW of Quebec, about 1720, with Reference Key to the Buildings. Oblong 8vo. Is 6d 6161 QUEBEC, from Cape Diamond. 8vo. 2d Heriot 6162 Point Levi. Ob. 4to. 6d Heriot 6163 4to. 6d Walton 6164 2d 6165 — The Distillery at Beaufort. 8vo. Heriot — Square and Churches. 4to. 6d Walton 6166 QUEBEC, taken partly from Pointe des Peres, and partly on Board the Vanguard Man of War. Folio. 2s Hervey Smyth, 1760 6167 View of the Landing Place above the Town, describing the Assault of the Enemy's Post, Sept. 13, 1750. Folio. 2s Ibid 6168 CAPE Rouge, Nine Miles above Quebec, from this Place 1500 Troops went down the River St. Laurence to the Place of Landing, 13 Sept., 1759. Folio. 2s Hervey Smyth, 1760 6169 FALL of Montmorenci, and the Attack made by Gen. Wolfe, July 31, 1759. Folio. 2s Hervty Smyth, 1760 6170 CATARACT of Niagara. Folio. 2s Drawn by Pierce, 1768. — Engraved by Byrne, 1774 6171 BIRDS-EYE View of the River Niagara, from Lake Erie to Ontario. Folio, coloured. Is 1837 304 Engravings relating to America, on Sale by 6172 COSTUMES of the Inhabitants of Monte- viedo, Patagonia, Mexico, &c. 9 Plata. Is 6d 1764 6173 FACSIMILES of the Signatures to the Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776. 4to. 3d 6174 A VIEW of the Archiepiscopal Palace at Scrooby, Notts, the Residence of William Brewster " the Pilgrim Father,"|before he left England. 8vo. 6d JRainc and Moore 6175 ■ Printed on 4to paper. 9d 6176 A VIEW of Mexico. Ob. 8vo. Is About 1720 6177 PENN's Treaty with the Indians. 4to, woodcut by J. Jackson, from West's picture. 4d 6178 A PROSPECTIVE View of the Battle Fought near Lake George, 8th Sept., 1755, between the English and Mohawks, under Gen. Johnson, against the French and Indians. Folio. 5s S. Blodgct, delin. 6179 A VIEW of Savanah as it stood 20 March, 1734, by Peter Gordon, dedicated to the Trustees of the Colony of Georgia. Folio, large sheet, curious. 5s 6180 A LARGE Folio Engraving of the Seven Indian Kings or Chiefs which were brought over from Carolina, by Sir Alexander Cumming, to enter into Articles of Friendship and Commerce with his Majesty Geo. II. (a fciv words from the inscription at the bottom have been nibbled off by a rascally mouse since 1 bought it). 7s 6d Markham and Basire, 1738 6181 PRISE de Tobago.— Prise de la Dominique. Two 4to plates. Is Grave par Godefroy et Ponce 6182 AN OBLONG 4to Coloured Caricature of the French Directory Robbing Europe, and about to Pluck " Madame Amerique." Is S. W. Fores, June 1, 1798 6183 A VERY Curious Old Engraving of Americus Vespucius Standing on the Fore Part of a Ship on the Ocean, with Mermaids, Sea LionB, &c, sporting about. Small folio. 2s 6d 6184 THE REPEAL ; or the Funeral Procession of Miss Americ Stamp. A curious caricature engraving. 5s 1776 Views from " Hinton's History and Topography of the United States." ALL 4TO PROOFS OX INDIA. PAPER, 6d EACH. 6186 Boston Exchange Coffee House, burnt 1818 6187 New York (distant view) 6188 Lake Cham plain, Timber Raft on 6189 New York. — Colman's Literary Rooms, Broadway 6190 Masonic Hall, Broadway 6191 City Hall 6192 Ruins of Fort Ticonderoga 6193 Niagara, distant view 6194 Rapids and Bridge above 6195 Mass, Northampton, Residence of Jos. Bowers 6196 Ohio.— Kenyon College 6197 Pensylvania. — Head Waters of the Juniata Alleghany Mountains 6198 Catskill Mountain House 6199 Catskill Fall 6200 N. Hampshire. — White Mountains 6201 Charlottesville. — University of Virginia 6202 Rhode Island.— First Baptist Church and Unitarian Church at Providence 6204 Washington, the President's House 6205 Providence, the Arcade 6206 New York, thr Merchant's Exchange 6207 St. Paul's Church, Broadway of the Old Fort, 6208 Columbia College 6209 Rhode Island, Ruins Connanicut 6210 Baltimore, the Battle Monument 6211 Interior of the Catholic Cathedral 6212 Baltimore, Interior of the Unitarian Church 6213 Georgia, the City Hall, Augusta 6214 Albany, from Van Rennselaera Island 6215 Amherst College, Mass. 6216 Boston, Hancock House 6217 State House 6218 Bunker's Hill Monument 6219 Mass., Harvard University 6220 Washington, the Capitol 6221 the Department of State 6222 Neburgh 6223 Newport Theatre 6224 Newhaven (Conn.) View looking across the Green towards Yale College 6225 Yale College and State House 6226 Newport, State House 6227 Deaf and Dumb Asylum 6228 Windmill, &c. 6229 Washington, the Capitol 6230 View from Mount Washington 6231 Virginia, Natural Bridge 6232 Shamindale Springs 6233 Richmond, State Capital 6234 Episcopal Church 6235 The Palisade Rocks on the Hudson River 6236 Boston General Hospital 6237 Hartford (Conn.) 6238 Monte Video, near 6239 Harper's Ferry 6240 Hanover (N. H.) Dartmouth College 6241 Lake George 6242 Philadelphia, Stephen Girard's Bauk 6243 Arcade 6244 Chesnut St., Theatre 6245 Hall of the Academy of Natural Sciences 6246 Franklin Institute 6247 Upper Ferry-bridge and Fairmouut Waterworks 624 S Deaf and Dumb Asylum 6249 Source of the Passaic Falls 6250 Philadelphia, Penitentiary 6251 United States Bank 6252 The Canal at Little Falls, Mohawk River 6253 Middletown (Conn.) Residence of S. Russell 6254 Saratoga Springs, Piazza of Congress Hall 6255 West Point Military Academy 6256 Saugerties, Barclay's Iron Works 6257 Savannah, Branch of the U. S. Bank 6258 Interior of the Presbyterian Church 6259 Schenectady, distant view John Russell Smithy 36, Soho Squwe, London. 305 6260 Philadelphia, Race Bridge, Fairmount Water- works 6261 Unitarian Church 6262 — Theatre, Walnut St. 6263 N. Carolina, Capitol at Raleigh 6264 Washington, Interior of the House of Repre- sentatives 6265 N. Hampshire, view near Conway ENGRAVED PORTRAITS. 62G6 Abernetiiy (Rev. John) 8vo. 6d 6267 Adams (Samuel) delegate of Mass. 8vo. 6d 1780 1783 6268 Adams (John) President. 8vo. 6d 6269 8vo, oval. 3d 6270 Adams (John) Vice President. 4to. 9d Hall 6271 Adams (John Quincy) President. 8vo. 6d Hunt 6272 Alexander (Rev. J. W.) 8vo. 3d Sartain 6273 Allen (Rev. Thos.) of Pittsfield. 8vo. 3d Ridley 6274 Allen (Wm.) of Ohio. 8vo. 6d Hatpin 6275 Alsop (George) author of " Account of Mary- land, 1666." 8vo. 6d Richardson 6276 American Presidents. — Zach. Taylor, sur- rounded by eleven others, ovals, on one sheet, fol. Is Read 6277 Ames (Fisher). 8vo. 6d Prudhommc 6278 4to. 6d. 8vo. 4d Boyd 6279 Amherst (Sir Jeffery) Gov. of "Virginia, Gen. of H. M. Forces in America. Folio, mezzotint. 2s Watson 6280 Amherst (Lord). 8vo. 3d 1782 6281 Amherst (Lord). 8vo. 3d Wooding 6282 Andre (Major John). 4to. Is Sherwin, 1784 6283 Arnold (General). 8vo. 6d Du Simitier 6284 8vo. 3d after Du Simitier 6285 full length. 8vo. 6d 1780 6286 oval 8vo. 3d 6287 Audubon (John J.) the American Ornitholo- gist. 4to, engraver's touch proof. 3s Turner, after Crukhshanh 6288 4to, proof before letters. 4s 6288*Baltimore (Cecil Calvert, Lord) proprietor of Maryland. Fol. 5s A. Blotling 6289 Barlow (Joel) Poet ofthe {< Colombiad " 8vo. 6d Durand. 6290 Poet. 12mo. 3d 6291 Barnum (P. T., noted Museum Keeper) 8vo. . 4d Teel. 6292 Barre (Col.) 8vo. 3d 6293 Bayard (James A.) 8vo. 6d Goodman and Piggot. 6294 Beck (J. B., Physician) 8vo. 6d D" Avignon. 6295 Beck (Theod. R., M. D.) 8vo. 6d Prudhomne 6296 Biddle (H.) President of the U.S. Bank, mez- zotint, little crumpled. 4to. Is Davie 6297 4to, on folio paper. 2s Dawe 6298 the same on 4to paper, proof. 2s 6d Daice 6299 Bidwell (W. H.) 4to. la 6300 Blakeley (Johnston) U. S. Navy. Sartain 8vo. 6d Oanbrcde roy 8vo. Longacre 6301 Boone (Daniel) American Pioneer 6d 6302 Bouchette (Joseph) Surveyor Gcnl. of Lower Canada. 4to, oval. 6d Englehart 6303 Bouchette (Jos.) Canadian Geographer. 8vo. 6d Thomson 6304 Baudinot (Elias) Author. 8vo. 6d Paradise 6305 Brooks (P. Chardon) Merchant of Boston. 8vo. 3d Smith 6306 Brown (Maj. Gen.) U. S. Army, 1815. 8vo. 6d Ganbrede 6307 roy. 8vo. 6d Jarvis 6308 12mo, oval. 3d 6309 8vo. 6d Maverick 6310 Bryant (Wm. Cullen) Poet. 8vo. 3d Hogg 6311 Bungeneur, Divine. 8vo. 3d Alais 6312 Burqoyne (General) 12mo. 3d 6313 A Caricature Etching. 8vo. 6d 1782 6314 oval, 8vo. 3d 6315 Burr (A.) VicePresident,lS02. 4to. 6d O'Neil 6316 Burritt (Elihu) the learned Blacksmith. 4bo. Is 6d Dicksec 6317 Burton (W. E.) as Capt. Cuttle, played 200 times in Chamber Street, Nexo York. 4to. 9d Meade 6318 as Aminadab Sleek, in the "Serious Family," played 250 times in Chamber Street, New York. 4to. 9d ib. 6319 Byron (Admiral in American War) 8vo. oval. 3d 6320 Calhoun (J. C.) Proof on india paper, folio. t 2s D' Avignon 6321 Calvert (George, first Lord Baltimore, the founder of Maryland) 4to, fine. 2s /. Caldwell 6322 Carleton (General Sir Guy) 8vo. 3d Bcio 6323 oval, 8vo. 3d Robson 6324 Carroll (Chas., of Carrollton) 8vo. 6d Durand 6325 8vo. 6d Mote 6326 Cass (Lewis) 8vo. 6d Welch 6327 Chandler (Jos. R.) 8vo. 6d Whepley 6328 Chase (Bishop) folio. Is 6d Prudhomme 6329 Chatham (Lord) 8vo. 3d Holl 6330 Chatham (Lord) Death of, 8vo. 3d Lightfoot 6331 Clay (Henry) 8vo. 6d Longacre 6332 4to. 9d Brady 6333 4to, India paper, Is Ritchie 6334 Clinton (Gen. in Amencan War) 8vo, oval. 3d 6335 Clinton (De Witt) 8vo. 3d. 4to. 6d Lency 6336 Codman (Rev. John) of Boston, 8vo. 3d Blood 6337 Colen (Jos., Chief of York Factory, Hudson's Bay) 4to. 6d Orme, 1796 6338 Collock (Rev. H.) of Savannah, 12mo. 3d Roffc 6339 Colombus and his Sons, Diego and Ferdi- nand, from an Ancient Spanish Picture. 4to. 6d 6340 Colton (Rev. Calvin) 8vo. 3d Andrews 6341 Cook (Capt. James) Navigator, 4to. 6d Bartolozzi 6342 8vo, oval. 3d 306 Portraits relating to America, on Sale by 6343 Cooper (Rev. Samuel) Ministci' of Boston, 6b., 1783, 4to, mezzotint, fine. 2s 6d V. Green 6344 Cooper (J. Fennimore) Novelist, 8vo. 6d Thompson 6345 Proo/ on India paper. Is 76. 6346 8vo. 3d Groom 6347 Cornwallis ( Charles, Second Marquis ) General, 4to. 9d Meyer 6348 Dallas (Hon. George Mifflin) Minister from the United States to St. James's, 4to. 9d Pound 6349 Deane (Silas) Commissioner from Congress to France, 4to, oval. 6d B. B. E., 1783 6350 8vo. 6d Dusimetiere 6351 Dickinson (John) Member of Congress, 4to, oval. 6s B. B. E., 1783 6352 Dorset (John Lyng) Anatomist. 8vo. 6d Goodman 6353 Drayton (W. H.) Member of Congress, 4to, oval. 6d B. E. B., 1783 6354 Dunlop ( W. ) Author of " Sketches of Canada," 8vo. 6d Croquil 6355 Dwight (Rev. Timothy) President of Yale College, 8vo. 6d Forrest 6356 8vo. 6d Freeman 6357 Edwards (Dr. Jonathan) 8vo. 3d 6358 3d Knott 6359 3d Melville 6360 4to, proof before letters. Is Jones 6361 Ellsworth (Oliver) Chief Justice, 8vo. 6d Edwin 6362 Emory (Rev. John) Methodist, 8vo. 3s 6363 Endecott (Jo.) Gov. of Mass, 8vo, 3d Glover 6364 Etow-oh-Koam (King of the River Nation) folio, fine full length mezzotint, 2s Simon, 1710 6365 E. Tow 0. Koam.— One of the Four Indian Kings brought to England in 1710, 4to. Is Schenck 6366 Everett (Edward) 8vo. 2d Parker 6367 Ewing (Chas.) Judge, 8vo. 6d Wellmore 6368 Fanning (Edmund) Lieut. Governor of Nova Scotia, 4to. 6d Beading 6369 Farmer (John) Genealogist, 8vo. 3d 6370 Franklin (Dr. Benjamin) royal 8vo. 6d Duplessis and Thomson 6371 Sitting in his Study, fine proof on 4to paper. Is Turner 6372 Engraver's touch proof, 4to. Is 6d Turner 6373 4to, mezzotint, curious. 2s LTaid, 1780 — 8vo, india paper, proof before letters. 6374 6d 6375 6d 6376 6377 6378 6379 — Three quarters sitting in chair, 8vo. 1780 — 8vo, vrith fur cap, and specs. 3d — 8vo. 6d CooTc — 8vo. 6d Goldar — 4to, oval. 6d Neil 6380 Franklin (Sir John) Arctic Navigator, folio, proof. Is Negelen 6381 Fulton (Robert) Engineer, 8vo. 6d Leney 6382 Gage (General) 8vo, oval. 3d Robson 6383 Gaston (William) 8vo. 6d Durand 6384 Gates (Major) Gen.) 4to, oval, 6d B. B. E, 1783 6385 full length. 8vo. 6d 1780 6386 8vo, oval. 3d Robson 6387 Graham (Mrs. Isabella) of New York. 8vo. 3d Ogle 6388 Giolo (Prince) Son to the King of Moangis, or Gitoto, lying under the Equator, Long. 152. Deg. 30, shewing the manner of tattooing, folio, full length, very curious. 5s Savage, about, 1720 See Dainpier's Voyages for the History of this Prince. 6389 Graham (John A., of Vermont) 4to. Is Evans, 1796 6390 Grant (Sir William, once Attorney General of Quebec) 4to. 6d Meyer 6391 Greene (Maj. Gen. Nathaniel) 8vo. 6d Forrest 6392 Grey (Gen. in American War) 8vo, oval, 3d 6393 Grigg ( John) 4to. Is Welch 6394 Griswold (Bishop) 8vo. 3d 6395 Halliburton (Judge) " Sam Slick." folio. Is Gaud 6396 when older, folio. Is Ilullmandel 6397 Hancock (John) Presid. of Congress. 8vo. 6d 6398 6399 6400 6401 — 8vo. 3d — oval, 8vo. — 8vo. 3d — 8vo. 6d 2d 1780 Fielding Pollard Rogers 6402 Hartley (David) Plenipotentiary to Paris from the English Government to treat with Dr. Franklin at the definitive Treaty with the Uni- ted States, folio. Sqrs. mezzotint, proof before inscription. 7s 6d Walker, after Romncy, 1784 6403 Hayne (Robt. Y.) Lawyer. 8vo. 6d Longacre 6404 8vo. 6d Forrest 6405 Henry (Patrick) Gov. of Virginia. 8vo. 6d Wellmore 6406 4 to, proof on India paper. Is CNcil 6407 Hill (Mr.) American Comedian, as " Major Wheeler." 4to. 9d Childc 6408 as Hiram Dodge, in the " Yankee Pedler." 4to. 9d ib. 6409 Hiscox (Rev. Thos.) late Pastor of the Bap- tist Church in Westerley. 4to, curious, mezzo- tint. 2s 6d Okey, 1773 6410 Ho-nee-yeath-taw-no-row (King of the Gerrerethgarich) folio, fine full length mezzotint. 2s Simon, 1710 6411 Honyman (Rev. James, late Rector of Trinity Church, Newport, R. I.) folio, mezzotint. 5s Gains pinxt., Okey scidp. 1774 6412 Hopkins (Commodore) fidl length. 8vo. 6d 1780 6413 oval, 8vo. 3d Robson 6414 Howard (John Eager) 8vo. 6d Prudhomme 6415 Howe (Admiral Lord) full length, 8vo. 6d 1780 6416 Howe (Gen. Sir W.) fidl length, 8vo. 6d 1780 6417 8vo, oval. 3d Robson 6418 8vo. 3d Goldar 6419 Howse (Jos.) Author of a Grammar of the Chippeway Language. 8vo. 6d 6420 Hull (Isaac) U. S. Navy, 12mo, oval, 3d 6421 Humphreys (David) Poet and Warrior, 8vo, 6d G. Parker 6422 Hunt (Freeman) 8vo, 3d Dunnd 6423 Huntingdon (S.) President of Congress, 4to, oval, 6d B.B.E., 1783 6424 Hutchinson (Thos.) Gov. of Mass., 8vo, 3d 6425 James (Capt. Thos.) Early Arctic Explwer, 4 to, from a rare print, 6d John Russell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London. 307 6426 Irving (Washington) Novelist, 8vo, 3d Sherwood 6427 4to, India paper, 6d Sherwood 6428 8vo, proof on India paper, 6d 6429 8vo, 3d 1822 6430 Jackson (Andrew) 8vo, 6d Longacre, 1824 6431 Jay (John) President of Congress, 4to, oval, 6d B.B.E., 1783 6432 8vo, 6d Durand 6433 8vo, 3d Leney 6434 Jefferson (Thomas) royal 8vo, 6d Desnoyers and IIoll 6435 8vo, 3d Hamburger 6436 Job (Son of Dgiallo of Bonda, in Foota Af- rica) and Wm. Ansah Lessarakoo, of Ana- moboe, 8vo, two ovals, 6d 6437 Job (Son of Soliman Dgiallo) of Bonda, in Africa, 4to, Is 6d For the Biography of "Job" see No. 5699. 6438 Johnson (Sir W.) General of the English Forces, 8vo, 3d 6439 Johnston (Josiah Stoddard) 8vo, 6d Longacre 6430aJoNES (Jacob) U. S. Navy, 12mo, oval, 3d 64316 Jones (John Paul) Commodore in the U.S. Service, 1779, 4to, creased, 2s 6d Guttenberg 6432c fine impression, 5s 6433cZKeith (Rev. J. Stockton) of Charleston, 8vo, 3d Blood 6434cKeppel (Adm. in Amer. War) 8vo, oval, 3d Robson 6435aKiNG (Capt. James) Companion of Captain CooJc, 4to, 6d Bartolozzi 6436aKiRKE (Rev. Edward) 8vo, 3d Cook 6437aKNiGHT ( Admiral ) taken prisoner by the Americans at Bunker's Hill, 8vo, 4d 6438aLAURENS (Henry) President of Congress, 4to, oval, 6d B.B.E., 1783 6439 Lawrence (James) U. S. Navy, 8vo, 6d Rollinson 6440 Lewis (Morgan) 8vo, 6d Durand 6441 Lisle (Joe) Punster ? 4to, 9d 6442 Longfellow (Henry W.) Poet, 4to, Is Mote 6443 folio, proof, a nice print, Is 6d ib. 6444 _ 8vo, 3d Hogg 6445 Loudon (Earl of) General of the English Forces, 8vo, 3d 6446 Lyon (Nath.) Brigadier General, 4to, 6d 6447 Mac Donough (Thos.) U. S. Navy, 8vo, 6d Grinbrede 6448 8vo, 6d Forrest 6449 Mac Intosh (Gen. L.) 8vo, 6d Meyer 6450 Mc Lane (Louis) 8vo, 6d Kelly 6451 Macomb (Major-Gen. Alex.) U.S. Army, 8vo, 6d Longacre 6452 Madison (Mrs. D. P.) 8vo, 6d Prudhommc 6453 Marshall (John) Chief Justice, 8vo, 6d Durand 6454 8vo, 3d Kearny 6455 Mason (Rev. Dr. John M.) royal 4to, 2s Durand 6456 12mo, 3d, india paper, 6d Chapman 6457 8vo, 3d Freeman 6458 Mather (Dr. Cotton) folio, fine mezzotint, 5s Pelham 6459 >- copy of foregoing, 8vo, 9d Alais 6460 printed on 4to paper, proof on india paper, only 25 taken, Is 6d ib. 6461 4to, 6d Hopwood 6462 Mather (Increase, D.D.) President of Har- vard College, 8vo, 3s 6d White, 1688 6463 copy of do, 8vo, proof before lettei's, unique, 2s 6d Swaine 6464 8vo, proof on India paper, printed ito size. Is 6d ib. 6465 8vo. 3d 6466 Mataoka (Rebecca) Daughter of the Indian Prince Powhattan, married to Mr. Joh. Rolff, 8vo. 6d After a rare print, 1616 6467 Maudutt (Israel, American Writer) 8vo. 6d Holloway 6468 Mayhew (Jonathan) Pastor of the West Church in Boston, 4 to. Is 1767 6469 4to. Is Cipriani 6470 Milnor (Rev. James) of St. George's Church, New York, 1819, 4to. Is 6d Durand 6471 Mitchell (Samuel L.) 8vo. 6d Gimber 6472 Mitchell (Dan. G.) 8vo. 6d Capswell 6473 Monckton (Robert) Gov. of New York, 8vo. 3d 6474 Montgomery (General) oval, 8vo. 3d Robson 6475 Morris (Governeur) Member of Congress, 4to, oval. 6d B. R. E. 1783 6476 Morris (R.) Financier, 8vo. 3d 6477 Moultrie (Major Gen. Wm.) 8vo. 6d Scriven 6478 Munroe (Jas.) President, 8vo. 6d Holl 6479 Norris (W. Esq.) Insane, confined in Beth- leham Hospital 12 years, 8vo. 3d 6480 Ogden (Aaron) 8vo. 6d Durand 6481 Oglethorpe (General, Governor of Georgia) sitting reading a book without Spectacles in his 102nd year 4 to. Is 6d Ireland 6482 8vo. 6d Smith 6483 O Koam (E. Tow) one of the four Indian Kings who, on 2nd May, 1710, had an au- dience of the King of England respecting Neio England and Canada, 8vo. Is P. Shenck 6484 Ostinaco (Skiagusta) the Cherokee King. 8vo. 3d 6485 Otis (James, of Boston) 8vo. 3d 6486 Outacite, King of the Cherokees, 8vo. 3d 6487 Parsons (Enoch) of Hartford, 12mo. 3d Pelton 6488 Parsons (Hon. Theophilus) Chief Justice of Massachusetts) 8vo. 6d Leney 6489 Paul (Rev. Thos.) of Boston. In the pulpit. 8vo, india papa'. Is 6d Hopwood 6490 Penn (W.) Founder of Pennsylvania. 12mo. 3d Holl 6491 8vo. 3d Stainer, sc. 6492 8vo. 2d 6493 4to. 6d Chapman 6494 Percz (Earl) Gen. in American War. 8vo, oval. 3d Robson 6494 Perry (Oliver Hazard) Commodore U.S. Navy. 8vo. 6d Forrest 6496 folio, india paper. 2s Meyer 6497 not on india. Is 6d Ib. 6498 8vo. 6d Edwin 6499 Phipps (J. Constantino, Lord Mulgrave) Arctic Voyager. 8vo. 3d Walker 6500 Pickens (Gen. Andrew) 8vo. 6d Longacre 6501 Pickering (Timothy) Colonel. 8vo. 6d Longacre 6502 8vo. 6d Welch 6503 Pierce (Frank) 4to. Is Buttre, 1825 6504 Poinsett (Joel R.) 8vo. 6d Longacre 308 Portraits relating to America, on Sale by 6505 Polk (Jas. R.) President. Svo. 6d Edwards 6506 Porter (David) U.S. Navy. 12mo, oval. 3d 6507 Porter (J. M.) 8vo. 6d Sartain 6507* 4to, 6d 6508 Prescott (W. H.) Historian. 4to. 3d 6509 Priestley (Dr. Joseph) died at Northumber- land, Pa. 8vo. 6d ' Eoll 6510 Pro yoost (Bishop) 8 vo. 3d 6511 Putnam (General) full length. 8vo. 6d 1780 6512 oval, 8vo. 3d Robson 6513 8vo. 6d. Humphreys — Another,4to.6d 6514 Ramsay (Daniel) 8vo. 6d Longacre 6515 Reed (Gen.) Member of Congress and Com- mander of the State of Virginia. 4to, oval, 6d B. B. E. 17S3 6516 Rtttenhouse (David) Philosopher. Roy. 8vo; 6d Longacre 6517 RoDGERs(Rev. John) of New York. 12mo. 3d Blood 6518 Rogers (Governor) and Family, of Provi- dence. 8vo. 6d Hogarth 6519 Ross (James) 8vo. 3d Goodman 6520 Ross (Sir John) Arctic Explorer. 8vo. 4d Hart 6521 8vo. 6d Croquis 6522 Ross (Sir James Clark) Arctic and Antarctic Explorer. 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The Dialect of Leeds and its Neighbour- hood, illustrated by Conversations and Tales of Common Life, etc. To which are added a Copious Glossary, Notices of the various Antiquities, Manners, and Cus- toms, and general Folk-Lore of the Dis- trict. Thick i2mo, pp. 458, cloth. 6s 1862 " This is undoubtedly the best work hitherto published on the dialects of Yorkshire in general, and of Leeds in particular. The author, we believe one of our fellow townsmen — for his introductory remarks are dated » Leeds, March, 1S61/— has used not only great industry, but much keen observation, and has pro- duced a book which will everywhere be received as a valuable addition to the archaeological literature of England."— Leeds Intelligencer. Liber Albus : the White Book of the City of London. Compiled A.D. 1419, by John Carpenter, Common Clerk j Richard Whittington, Mayor. Trans- lated from the original Latin and Anglo- Norman by H. T. Riley, M.A. 4to, pp. 672 (original price 1 8s.), the few remaining copies offered, in cloth, at gs. — half morocco (Roxbuighe style), 10s. 6d. — whole bound in vellum, carmine edges, 12s. — whole mo- rocco, carmine edges, 1 33-. 6d. 1 862 Extensively devoted to details which must of necessity interest those who care to know something more about their forefathers than the mere fact that they have existed Many of them— until recently eon- signed to oblivion ever since the passing away of the remote generations to which they belonged — inti- mately connected with the social condition, usages, and manners of the people who — uncouth, unlearned ill-housed, ill-fed, and comfortless though they were, still formed England's most important, most wealthy, and most influential community throughout the chequered and troublous times of the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. During this period, in fact, there is hardly a phase or feature of English national life upon which, in a greater or less degree, from these pages of the " Liber Albus," some light is not reflected. The Land's End District : its Antiquities? Natural History, Natural Phenomena, and Scenery ; also a Brief Memoir of Richard Trevithick, C.E. By Richard Edmonds (late of Penzance). 8vo, maps, plates, and woodcuts, cloth. 7s. 6d. 1862 KynanGe Cove; or, the Cornish Smugglers, a Tale of the Last Century. By W. B. Forfar, author of " Pentowcm," " Penger- sick Castle" dr'c, dr'c. Fcap. 8vo, boards, 2s. 1865 A Perambulation of Kent, containing the Description, Hystorie, and Customs of that Shire. Written by William Lambard, of Lincoln es Inne, Gent. Thick 8vo, cloth. 5s. (original price 12s) 1826 The first county history published, and one of the most amusing and naive old books that can be imagined. 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Printed from a MS. in the Cot- tonian Library. Liber Eliensis, ad fidem Codicum Va- riorum. Vol. I. (all printed), with English Preface and Notes, by the Rev. D. Stewart, of the College, Ely. 8vo, boards. 5s. 1848 An important chronicle of the early transactions conj nected with the Monastery of Ely, supposed to haval been compiled by Richard the 3Ionk, between 11081 and 1131. The above three volumes are all the Society printed They are well worthy of being placed on the samdl shelf with the Camden, Caxton, Surtees, and Che-1 tham's Societies' publications. From the limited! number of members of the Society, the bonks arel little known. J. R. Smith having become the pro-J prietor of the few remaining copies, recommends aaj early purchase. John Russell Smithy 36, Retrospective Review (New Series) ; confuting of Criticifms upon, Analyfis of, and Extracts from, curious, ufeful, valuable, and fcarce Old Books. 8vo. Vols. 4. and II. {all printed) cloth. 10s. 6d. (original price £1. is.) 1853-54 Tf'yefe two volumes form a good companion to the old feries of the Retrofpective, in 1 6 vols. ; the articles are of the lame length and character. Matter Wace, his Chronicle of the Nor- man Conqueft, from the Roman de Rou. Tranflated into EnglifrrProfe, with Notes and Illuftrations by Edgar Taylor, F.S.A. 8vo. many engravings from the Bayeux Tapes- try, Norman Architecture, nominations, &c. cloth, 15s. (original price £i. 875.) 1837 Only 250 copies printed, and very few remain unfold; the remain- ing copies are now in J. R. Smith's hands, and are offered at the above low price, in confequence of the death of Mr. Pickering ; hitherto no copies have been fold under the publifhed price. Contributions to Literature, Hiftorical, Antiquarian, and Metrical. By Mark An- tony Lower, M.A., F.S.A., Author of " Eflays on Englifh Surnames," " Curiofities Bofworth,and Stoke, and genealogical and other particulars of the powerful, warlike, and distinguished perfonages who were the principal actors in thofe ftirring and eventful times; with plans of fome of the Fields of Battle; and an Appendix, containing the principal Acts of Attainder relative to the Wars of the Rofes, and Lifts of the Noblemen, Knights, and other perfonages attainted by them. Family Topographer, being a compen- dious Account of the Ancient and Prefent State of the Counties of England. By Samuel Tymms. 7 vols, nmo. clotb, 6s. 6d. (pub. at £l. 15s.) 1832-4. This work contains an excellent fummary of the Ancient and Modern Hifiory and Topography of each County, Biographies of eminent Nations, Notes of remarkable Events, and a great variety of ufeful and Siatiftical information j altogether a very trustworthy work. 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Poft 8vo. with frontifpiece and vignette, cloth, 5s. 185a Principal Contents -.— History of the Siege by Edward HI. in 1346-7, with a Roll of the Commanders and their Followers prefent, from a contemporary MS. in the British Mufeum; The Allotment of lands and houfes to Edward's barons j Calais as an English borough ; LiSi of the Streets and Householders of the fame ; Henry VHIth's Court there; Cardinal Wolfey and his expenfes; the English pale, with the Names of Roads, Farmfteads, and Villages in the English Era; the Sieges of Therouenne and Toumai; the Pier of Calais ; Pros and Cons of the place; the Hotel DeSEn; Sterne's Chamber j Churches of Notre Dame and St. Nicholas; the Hotel de Ville; Ancient Staple Hall ; The Chateau and Murder of the Duke o. Gloucester; theCourgain; the Field of the Cloth of Gold; Notice of the Town and Caftle of Guifnes, and its furprise by John de Lancaster; the Town and Seigneurie of Ardres; the Sands and Duelling; Villages and Chateau of Sangatte, Coulonge, Mark, Efchalles, and Hammes ; Review of the English Occupation j Calais; its Recapture by the Duke de Guife, the lower Town and J its Lace Trade; our Commercial Relations with France; EmigriH Notabilitie Charles and Harry Tufton, Capt. Dormer and EdidB Jacquemont, Beau Brummel, Jemmy Urquhart and his frienfl Fauntleroy, "Nimrod," Beikdey Craven, Mytton, DucheSs of Kingfton; a new Memoir of Lady Hamilton, &c.,&c. Altogether an iitereSiing volume on England's firft Colony. 3 2 John RuJJell Smithy 36, Soho Square., London. Druce Family. — A Genealogical Ac- Patronymica Britannica, a Dictionary of Family Names. By Mark Antony Lower, M.A., F.S.A. Royal 8vo. pp. 500, with illuflrations, cloth, £1. 5s. i860 This work is the rcfult of a ftudy of Britifh Family Names, ex- tending over more than twenty years. The favourable recep- tion which the Author's "Englifh Surnames'' obtained in the fale of Three Editions, and the many hundreds of communica- tions to which that work gave rile, have convinced him that the fubjeft is one in which confiderable intereft is felt. He has therefore been induced to devote a large amount of attention to the origin, meaning, and hiftory of our family defignations — a fubjett which, when inveftigated in the light of ancient records and of modern philology, proves highly illuftrative of many habits and cuftoms of our anceftors, and forms a very curious branch of Archaeology. The prefent work is by no means intended to fuperfede the " Eng- lish Surnames." That publication bears the fame relation to the Patronymica as the grammar of a language does to its di&ionary. There the principles upon which furnames were a/Turned are difcuffed, and a confiderable number of them are clafiified, but here many thoufands of family names are treated individually and alphabetically. Englifh Surnames. An Eflay on Fa- mily Nomenclature, Hiftorical, Etymological, and Humourous. With several illuftrative Appendices. By Mark Antony Lower, M.A. 2 vols, poft 8vo. Third Edition, enlarged, woodcuts, cloth, 12s. 1849 This new and much improved Edition, befides a great enlargement of the Chapters, contained in the previous editions, comprifes feveral that are entirely new, together with Notes on Scottifh, Irifh, and Norman Surnames. The " Additional Prolufions," befides the articles on Rebufes, Allufive Arms, and the Roll of Battel Abbey, contain diflertations on Inn Signs, and Remarks on Chriftian Names, with a copious Index of many thoufand Names. Thefe features render "Englifh Surnames" rather a new work than a new edition. Pedigrees of the Nobility and Gentry of Hertfordfhire. By William Berry, late, and for fifteen years, Regiftering Clerk in the College of Arms, author of the " En- cyclopaedia Heraldica," &c, &c. Folio (only 125 printed). Bds,, £1. 5s. {original frice £3. 1 os.) 1844 Pedigrees and Arms of Devonfhire Families, as recorded in the Herald's Vifita- tion of 1620, with additions from the Har- leian MSS. and the Printed Colkaions of Weftcote and Pole. By John Tuckett. 4to. Parts I. to VI., each 5s. 1859-60 Archer Family. — Memorials of Fami- lies of the Surname of Archer in various Counties in England, and in Scotland, Ire- land, Barbadoes, America, &c. 4to. but few copies printed, cloth, 12s. 6d. i860 Scrafe Family. — Genealogical Memoir of the Family of Scrafe, of SulTex. By M. A. Lower. 8vo., is. 6d. 1856 3 count of the Family of Druce, of Goring, in the County of Oxford, 1735. 4 t0 « only 50 Copies PRIVATELY PRINTED, bds, JS. 6d, 1853 Hiflories of Noble Britifh Families, with their Genealogies, and Biographical Notices of the moft diftinguifhed Individuals in each. By Henry Drummond, M.P., Illuftrated with Portraits, Views, Armorial Bearings, Monuments, Seals, &c. (the ARMS, SEALS, AND PORTRAITS MOST BEAU- TIFULLY COLOURED, MANY LIKE MINIA- TURES). 2 vols, imperial folio, half-bound in morocco, top edges gilt, hy Hay day, £%. 8s. 1842, &c. The fame, in Parts. £6. 1842, &c The families are thofe of Afhburnham, Arden, Compton, Cecil, Harley, Bruce, Perceval, Dunbar, Hume, Dundas, Drummond, and Neville. No genealogical book has ever been, up to the prefent time, fo fumptuoufly got up in England. Published by the late Mr. Pickering at Twenty-four Guineas. Genealogical and Heraldic Hiftory of the Extintt and Dormant Baronetcies cf England, Ireland, and Scotland. By J. Burke, Esq. Medium 8vo. Second Edi- tion, 638 clofely printed pages, in double columns, with about 1,000 arms engraved on wood, fine portrait of James I., cloth, 10s. {original price £1. 8s.) 1844 This work engaged the attention of the author for feveral years, comprifes nearly a thoufand families, many of them amongft the moft ancient and eminent in the kingdom, each carried down to its reprefentative or rcprefentatives ftill exifting, with elaborate and minute details of the alliances, achievements, and fortunes, generation after generation, from the carlieft to the lateft period. The Blazon of Epifcopacy. Being a complete Lift of the Archbifhops and Bifhops of England and Wales, and their Family Arms drawn and defcribed, from the flrft Introduction of Heraldry to the prefent time. By the Rev. W. K. Riland Bed- ford. 8vo. pp. 144, and 6z pages ofdraw- ings of Arms, cloth, 15s. 1858 This work depicls the arms of a great number of Englifh Families not to be found in other works. "There has been an amount of induftry beflowcd upon this curious work which is very creditable to the author, and will be found beneficial to all who care for the fubjeft on which it has been employed." — jithenaum. A Plea for the Antiquity of Heraldry, with an Attempt to Expound its Theory and Elucidate its Hiftory. By W. Smith Ellis, Efq., of the Middle Temple. 8vo. fewed, is. 6d. x g 5 j 34- John Rujfell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London, A Manual for the Genealogift, Topo- grapher, Antiquary, and Legal Profeflbr, confiding of Defcriptions of Public Records ; Parochial and other Regifters ; Wills ; County and Family Hiftories ; Heraldic Col- lections in Public Libraries, &c, &c. By Richard Sims, of the Britijh Mufeum, Com- piler of the " Index to the Heralds" Vifita- lions" the " Hand-book to the Library of the Britijh Mufeum," &c. 8vo. Second Edi- tion, pp. 540, cloth, 15s. 1 86 1 This work will be found indifpenfable by thofe engaged in the ftudy of Family Hiftory and Heraldry, and by the compiler of County and Local Hiftory, the Antiquary and the Lawyer. In it the Public and other Records moft likely to afford information to genealogical inquirers are fully defcribed, and their places of prefent depofit indicated. Such Records are— The Domefday Books— Monaftic Records— Carts Antiquse— Liber Niger— Liber Rubcus— Tefta de Nevil— Placita in various Courts— Charter Rolls— Clofe Rolls— Coronation Rolls— Coroners' Rolls— Efcheat Rolls— Fine Rolls — French, Gafcon, and Norman Rolls— Hun- dred Rolls — Liberate Rolls — Memoranda Rolls — Oblata and other Rolls— Inquifitions Port Mortem— Inquifitions ad quod Damnum— Fines and Recoveries— Sign Manuals and Signet Bills — Privy Seals— Forfeitures, Pardons, and Attainders— Par. liamentary Records — County Palatine Records — Scotch, Irifh, and Welfh Records— alfo Wills— Parochial and other Regifters — Regifters of Univerfities and Public Schools — Heraldic Col- lections — Records of Clergymen, Lawyers, Surgeons, Soldiers, Sailors, &c, &c. The whole accompanied by valuable Lifts of Printed Works and Manufcripts in various Libraries, namely : — attheBritifh Mufeum — The Bodleian, Afhmolcan, and other Libraries at Oxford — The Public Library and that of Caius College, Cambridge— The Colleges of Arms in London and Dublin — The Libraries of Lin- coln s Inn, and of the Middle and Inner Temple— at Chetham College, Manchefter; and iu other rcpofitories too numerous to mention. The more important of thefc Lifts are thofe of Monaftic Cartularies — Extracts from Plea and other Rolls — Efcheats — Inquifitions, &c. — Tenants in Capite — Rccufants— Subfidies — Crown Lands — Wills— Parochial and other Regifters — Heralds' Vifitations — Royal and Noble Genealogies — Peerages, Baronetages, Knight- ages — Pedigrees of Gentry — County and Family Hiftories — Monumental Infcriptions — Coats of Arms — American Genea- logies — Lifts of Gentry — Members of Parliament — Freeholders — Officers of State— Juftices of Peace— Mayors, Sheriffs, &c. — Collegians, Church Dignitaries— Lawyers— The Medical Pro- feffion — Soldiers — Sailors, etc. To thefe is added an " Appendix," containing an Account of the Public Record Offices and Libraries mentioned in the work, the mode of obtaining admiffion, hours of attendance, fees for fcarch- ing, copying, &c, Table of the Regnal Years of Englifh Sove- reigns ; Tables of Dates ufed in Ancient Records, &c. Baronia Anglia Concentrata, or a Con- centration of all the Baronies called Baronies in Fee, deriving their Origin from Writ of Sum- mons, and not from any Specific Limited Crea- tion,fho\ving the Descent and Line of Heirfhip, as well of thofe Families mentioned by Sir William Dugdale, as of thofe whom that celebrated Author has omitted to notice j in- terfperfed with Interefting Notices and Ex- planatory Remarks. Whereto is added, the Proofs of Parliamentary Sitting from the 35 1 alfo, a Reigri of Edward I. to Queen Anne ; «, Gloffary of Dormant Englifi, Scotch, and Irijk Peerage Titles, with reference to prefumed exijling Heirs. By Sir T. C. Banks, a vols. 4to. cloth, 15s. (pub. at £3. 3s.) 1844. Large Paper Copy {very few printed), a vols., £1. is. 1844 A book of great lefearch, by the well-known author of the "Dor- mant and Extinct Peerage," and other heraldic and hiftorical works. Thofe fond of genealogical purfuits ought to fecure a copy while it is fo cheap. It may be confidered a supp'emerri to his former works. Vol. ii. pp. 210-300, contains an Hifto- rical Account of the firft Settlement of Nova Scotia, ar«d the foundation of the Order of Nova Scotia Baronets, diftinguifliing thofe who hadjeizin of lands there. Calendar of Knights, containing Lifts of Knights, Bachelors, Britifh Knights of the Garter, Thiftle, Bath, St. Patrick, the Guelphic and Ionian Orders, from 1760 to 1828. By F. Townsend, Windsor Herald. Poft 8vo. cloth, 3 s. {original price, 9s.) 1828 A very ufeful volume for Genealogical and Biographical purpofes. On the Nobility of the Britifh Gentry, or the Political Ranks and Dignities of the Britifh Empire compared with thofe on the Continent. By Sir James Lawrence. Poft 8vo., is. 6d. 1825 Ufeful for Foreigners in Great Britain, and of Britons abroad, particularly of thofe who defireto be prefented at foreign courts, to accept foreign military fervice, to be inveftted with foreign titles, to be admitted into foreign orders, to purchafe foreign property, or to intermarry with foreigners. A Difplay of Heraldry. By William Newton. 8vo. many hundred engravings oj Shields, illujlrating the Arms of Englifi Fami- lies, cloth, 14s. 1846 Curiofities of Heraldry, with Illuftra- tions from Old Englifh Writers. By Mark Antony Lower, M.A., Author of "Ef- fays on Englifh Surnames." With illumi- nated Title-page, and numerous engravings from defigns by the Author, 8vo. cloth, 14s. 1845 "The prefent volume is truly a worthy fequel (to the 'SUR- NAMES') in the fame curious and antiquarian line, blending with remarkable facls and intelligence, fuch a fund of amufing anecdote and illuftration, that the reader is almoft furprifed to find that he has learned fo much, whilft he appeared to be pur- fuing mere entertainment. The text is fo pleafing that we fcarcely dream of its fterling value; and it feems as if, in unifon with the woodcuts, which fo cleverly explain its points and adorn its various topics, the whole defign were intended for a relaxation from ftudy, rather than an ample expofition of an extraordinary and univerfal cuftom, which produced the moft important effeel upon the minds and habits of mankind." — Literary Gaxette. "Mr. Lower's work is both curious and inftruclive, while the manner of its treatment is fo inviting and popular, that the fubjed to which it refers, which many have hitherto had too good reafon to confider meagre and unprofitable, affumes, undef the hands of the writer, the novelty of ficlion with the import, ance of hiftorical truth." — Athenaum. 36 John Rujfett Smithy 36* Playing Cards. — Facls and Speculations on the Hiftory of Playing Cards in Europe. By W. A. Chatto, author of the " Hiftory of Wood Engraving, with Uluftrations by J. Jackfon." 8vo. profusely illujirated with engravings, both plain and coloured, cloth, £1. is. 1848 * The inquiry into the origin and fignification of the fuits and their marks, and the heraldic, theological, and political emblems piftured from time to time, in their changes, opens a new field of antiquarian intereft ; and the perfeverance with which Mr. Chatto has explored it, leaves little to be gained by his fucceflbrs. The plates with which the volume is enriched add confiderably to its value in this point of view. It is not to be denied that, take it altogethei , it contains more matter than has ever before been collected in one view upon the fame fubjeft. In fpite of its faults, it is exceedingly amufing ; and the molt critical reader cannot fail to be entertained by the variety of curious outlying learning Mr. Chatto has fomehow contrived to draw into the inveftigations.'' — Atlas. ** Indeed the entire production deferves out warmeft approbation." ^•Literary Gaxette. " A pcrfeft fund of antiquarian refearch, and moft interefting even to perfons who never play at cards." — Tait^s Magaxine. *' A curious, entertaining, and really learned book."— Rambler. Holbein's Dance of Death. With an Hiftorical and Literary Introduction, by an Antiquary. Square poft 8vo. with 53 en- gravings — being the moft accurate copies ever executed of thefe Gems of Art — and a frontif- piece of an ancient bedftead at Aix-la-Chapelle , with a Dance of Death carved on it, engraved by Fairholt, cloth, 9s. 1849 " The defigns are executed with a fpirit and fidelity quite extra- ordinary. They are indeed moft truthful.''— Athenaum. " Ces 5 j planches des Schlotthauer font d'une exquife perfection." — Langlois, Ejfaifur Us Dances des Marts. " Biblia Pauperum." One of the Earliefr and moft Curious Block-Books, reproduced in facfimile from a Copy in the Britifh Mu- feum. By J. Ph. Berjeau. Royal 410. half -bound, £2. 2s. 1859 he Biblia Pauperum, known alfo by the title of Hijloria Veteris et Novi Tejlamenti, is a fet of woodcuts, in which the Old and New Teftament are both brought to memory by pictures, and fome lines of text in Latin. This name, Biblia Pauperum, is derived from its ufe by Monks of the poorer orders, commonly called Pauperes Chrifii. As a fpecimen of the earlieft woodcuts and of printed block-books, deftined to fuperfede the manufcripts anterior to the valuable invention of Giittenberg, the Biblia Pauperum is well worthy the attention of the Amateur of Fine Arts as well as of the Biblio- grapher. It confifts of forty engravings, printed on one fide only of the leaves, and difpofed fo as to have the figures oppofite each other. The engravings were printed by friftion, with a fubftance of a brownifh yellow colour, inftead of printing ink, which was un- known at this early period. — To imitate, as near as poffible, the original, the plates in this facfimile are difpofed oppofite each other, and printed in a brownifh colour. — Various Editions of this Block-book have been difcovered, without any writer being able to fay which is the firft one. A review f them is given in the printed Introduction of the book. Befides the rhymed Latin Poetry— of which part was given by 37 Soho Square^ London, Heinecken, and after him by Ottley— the Introduction gives, for the firft time, the wole of the Text printed on both fides in the upper compartment, as well as an Englifh Explanation of the Subjects. Only 250 copies have been printed, uniformly with Mr. S. LEIGH SOTHEBY'S " Principia Typographical The Bayeux Tapefhy Elucidated. By the Rev. Dr. John Collingwood Bruce, Author of the " Roman Wall." 4to. a hand- fome volume, illujirated with 17 coloured plates, representing the entire Tapeftry, extra bds., £1. is. 1856 Memoirs of Painting, with a Chrono- logical Hiftory of the Importation of Pictures by the Great Mafters into England fince the French Revolution. By W. Buchanan. 2 vols. 8vo. bds., 7s. 6d. (original price £i.6s.) 1824 Catalogue of the Prints which have been Engraved after Martin Heemfkerck. By T. Kerrich, Librarian to the Univerfty of Cam- bridge. 8vo. portrait, bds., 3s. 6d. 1821 Titian. — Notices of the Life and Works of Titian the Painter. By Sir Abraham Hume. Royal 8vo. portrait, cloth, 6s. 1829 Sir Jofhua Reynolds' Notes and Ob- fervations on Pictures, chiefly of the Venetian School, being Extracts from his Italian Sketch Books j alfo the Rev. W. Mafon's Obferva- tions on Sir Jofhua's Method of Coloring, with fome unpublifhed Letters of Dr. Johnfon, Malone, and others j with an Appendix, con- taining a Tranfcript of Sir Jofhua's Account Book, mowing the Paintings he executed, and the prices he was paid for them. Edited by William Cotton, Efq. 8vo. cloth, 5s. 1859 " The fcraps of the Critical Journal, kept by Reynolds at Rome, Florence, and Venice, will be eftcemed by high-clafs virtuofi."' — Leader. Catalogue of the Portraits painted by Sir Jofhua Reynolds, in whofe pofleflion they are, and whether engraved, &c. Compiled from his autograph memorandum books, printed catalogues, &c. By William Cot- ton. Svo. fewed, 5s. 1857 Ecclefiaftical Architecture of the County of EfTex, from the Norman Era to the Six- teenth Century, with Plans, Elevations, Sec- tions, Details, &c, from a Series of Meafured Drawings and Architectural and Chronologi- cal Defcriptions. By James Hadfield, Architect. Imperial 4to. 80 plates, leather back, cloth fides, £1. us. 6d. 1856 33 John Rttffell Smithy 36, Soho Square, London, Hiftoire de F Architecture Sacree du quatrieme au dixieme fiecle dans les anciens eveches de Geneve, Laufanne, et Sion. Par J. D. Blavignac, Archite&e. One vol. 8vo. (pp. 450), and 37 plates , and a 4to. Atlas of 82 plates of Architecture, Sculpture ', Frefcoes, Reliquaries, &c. &c, £z. 10s. 1853 A very remarkable Book, and worth the notice of the Architect, the Archseologift, and the Artift. Hiflory of the Origin and Eflablifhment of Gothic Architecture, and an Inquiry into the mode of Painting upon and Staining Glafs, as pra&ifed in the Ecclefiaftical Struc- tures of the Middle Ages. By J. S. Haw- kins, F.S.A. Royal 8vo. 11 plates, bds., 4s. (original price 12s.) 18 13 Handbook to the Library of the Britifh Mufeum ; containing a brief Hiftory of its Formation, and of the various Collections of ■which it is compofed j Defcriptions of the Catalogues in prefeni ufe j Claffed Lifts of the Manufcrips, &c. j and a variety of infor- mation indifpenfable for Literary Men ; with fome Account of the principal Public Libra- ries in London. By Richard Sims, of the Department of Manufcripts, Compiler of the Manual for the Genealogijl, &c. Small 8vo. (pp. 438), with map and plan, cloth, 5s. 1854 It will be found a very ufeful work to every literary perfon or pubb'c infiitution in all parts of the world. " A little Handbook of the Library has been publifhed, which I think will be moft ufeful to the public."— Lord Seymours Reply in the Houfe of Commons, July, 1 854. " I am much pleafed with your book, and find in it abundance of information which I wanted."— Letter from Albert Way, Efq., F.S.A., Editor of the " Promptorium Parvuhrum,* &c. ■ I take this opportunity of telb'ng you how much I like your nice little ' Handbook to the Library of the Britifh Mufeum,' which I fincerely hope may have the fuccefs which it deferves.''— Letter from Tbos. Wright, Efq., F.S.A., Author cf the « Biographia Britannica Literariaf (sfc. "Mr. Sims's 'Handbook to the Library of the Britifh Mufeum' is a very comprehenfive and inftru&ive volume. ... I venture to predift for it a wide circulation.* 9 — Mr. Bolton Corney, in "Notes and Queries,'* No. 2IJ„ Catalogue {Clajftfied) of the Library of the Royal Inftitution of Great Britain, with Indexes of Authors and Subjects, and a Lift of Hiftorical Pamphlets, chronologically arranged. By Bent. Vincent, Librarian. Thick 8vo. pp. 948, half morocco, marbled edges, 15s. ,g 57 It will be found a very ufeful volume to book collectors, and indif- penfable to public librarians. A Diaionary of Old Englifh Plays, exifting either in print or in manufcript, from the earlieft times to the clofe of the 17th century, including alfo Notices of Latin Plays written by Englifh Authors during the fame period, with particulars of their Authors, Plots, Characters, &c. By James Orchard Halliwell, Efq., F.R.S. 8vo. cl, 12s. i860 *#* Twenty-five copies have been printed on THICK PAPER, price £1. is. Catalogue of a unique Collection of 400 Ancient Englifh Broadfide Ballads, printed entirely in the Mack letter, lately on fale by J. Russell Smith. With Notes of their Tunes, and Imprints. Poft 8vo, a handfome volume, printed by Whittingham, in the old Jlyle, half bound, 5s. 1856 A copy on thick paper, without the prices to each, and a different title-page, ONLY IO COPIES SO PRINTED, IOS. 6d. Bibliotheca Cantiana. — A Bibliographi- cal Account of what has been publifhed on the Hiftory, Topography, Antiquities, Cuf- toms, and Family Genealogy of the County of Kent, with BiographicaLNotes. By John Russell Smith. In a handfome 8vo. vol. (pp. 370) with two plates of facfimiles of Au- tographs of 33 eminent Kentijh Writers, 5 s. (original price 14s.) 1837 A Bibliographical Lift of all the Works which have been publifhed towards illuftrating the Provincial Diale&s of England. By John Russell Smith. Poft 8vo., is. 1839 " Very ferviceable to fuch as profecute the ftudy of our provincial dialefls, or are colle&ing works on that curious fubjefl. . . . We very cordially recommend it to notice.'' — Metropolitan. A Bibliographical Catalogue of Englifh Writers on Angling and Ichthyology. By John Russell Smith. Poft 8vo., is. 6d. 1856 Bibliotheca Madrigaliana. — A Biblio- graphical Account of the Mufical and Poetical Works publifhed in England during the Six- teenth and Seventeenth Centuries, under the Titles of Madrigals, Ballets, Ayres, Canzo- nets, &c. &c. By Edward F. Rimbault, LL.D., F.S.A. 8vo, doth, 5s. 1847 It records a clafs of books left undefcribed by Ames, Herbert, and Dibdin, and furnifhes a moft valuable Catalogue of Lyrical Poetry of the age to which it refers. The Manufcript Rarities of the Univer- fity of Cambridge. By J. O. Halliwell, F.R.S. 8vo. bds., 3s. (original price 10s. 6d.) 1841 A companion to Hartfhome's "Book Rarities" of the P»me Uni- verfity. 40 Some Account of the Popular Tracts, formerly in the Library of Captain Cox, of Coventry, a.d. 1575. By J. O. Halliwell. 8 vo. (only «, o printed) , feived, is. 1 849 Catalogue of the Contents of the Codex Holbrookianus (a Scientific MS., by Dr. John Holbrook, Mafter of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, 1418-1431). By J. O. Halli- well. 8vo., is. 1840 Account of the Vernon Manufcript. A Volume of Early Englifh Poetry, preferved in the Bodleian Library. By J. O. Halli- well. 8vo. {only 50 printed), is. 1848 Shakefperiana, a Catalogue of the Early Editions of Shakefpeare's Plays, and of the Commentaries and other Publications illuf- trative of his Works. By J. O. Halliwell. 8vo. cloth, 3s. 1 841 ''Indifpenfable to everybody who wiflies to carry on any inquiries connected with Shakefpeare, or who may have a fancy for Shakefperian Bibliography.''— Speflator. Catalogue of the Manufcripts in the Li- brary of Gonville and Caius Coll., Cambridge. By Rev. J. J. Smith, Fellow and Librarian. 8vo. cloth, 10s. 6d. ^49 Bibliographical Mifcellany. Edited by John Petheram. 8vo. Nos. 1 to 5 {all publijbed), nvith general title, is. 1859 Contents.— Particulars of the Voyage of Sir Thomas Button for the Difcovery of a North- Weft Paflage, A.D. 1612— Sir Dudley Digges' Of the Circumference of the Earth, or a Treatife of the North-Eaft Paflage, 1611-13— Letter of Sir Thomas Button on the North- Weft Paflage, in the State-Paper Office— Bibliographi- cal Notices of Old Mufic Books. By Dr. Rimbault— Notices of Suppreffed Books— Martin Mar-Prelate's Rhymes— The Hard- wicke Collection of Manufcripts. " The Game of the Cheffe," the Firft Book printed in England by William Cax. ton, reproduced in facfimile, from a Copy in the Britifh Mufeum, with a few Remarks on Caxton's Typographical Productions, by Vincent Figgins. 4to. pp. 184, with 23 curious woodcuts, half-morocco, uncut, £1. is. — or, in antique calf, nvith bevelled boards, and carmine edges, £1. 8s. 1859 Frequently as we read of the Works of Caxton and the early Englifh Printers, and of their Black-Letter Books, very few perfons ever had the opportunity of feeing any of thefe productions, and form- ing a proper eftimate of the ingenuity and fkill of thofe who firft praftifed the " Noble Art of Printing." The Type has been carefully imitated, and the Woodcuts facsimilied by Miss Byfield. The Paper and Water-marks have alfo been made exprcfily, as near as pofli- ble, like the original ; and the Book is accompanied by a few remarks of a practical nature, which have been fuggefted during the progrefs of the fount, and the neceffary fludy and comparifon of Caxton's Works with thofe of his contemporaries in Germany, by MR. V. Figgins, who fpent two years " labour of love" in cutting the matrixes for the type. 4* ujfell Smithy 36, Soho Square, London. Hiftorical Sketches of the Angling Literature of All Nations. By Robert Blakey. To which is added a Bibliography of Englifh Writers on Angling. Fcap. 8vo. cloth, 5s. 1856 Bibliotheque Afiatique et Africane, ou Catalogue des Ouvrages relatifs a TAfie et a TAfrique qui ont paru jufqu'en 1700. Par H. Ternaux-Compans. 8vo. a The Cornifh Thalia, being original Comic Poems, illuftrative of the Cornifh Dialect: By J. H. Daniel. Poft 8vo. 6d. i860 A GlofTary of the Words and Phrafes of Cumberland. By William Dickinson, F.L.S. i2mo. cloth, zs. 1859 Nathan Hogg's Letters and Poems in the Devonfhire Dialect. The fourth edition, nvith additions, poft Svo.feived, is. i860 u Thefe letters, which have achieved confiderable popularity, evince an extenfive acquaintance with the vernacular of the County and its idioms and phrafes, while the continuous flow of wit and humour throughout, cannot fail to operate forcibly upon the rifible faculties of the reader. In the Witch ftory Nathan has excelled himfelf, and it is to be hoped we have not feen his laft effort in this branch of local Englifh literature. The fuperftitions of Jan Vaggis and Jan Plant are moll graphically and amufingly pourtrayed, and the various incidents whereby the influence of the * Evil Eye,' is fought to be counteracted, are at once ludicrous and irrefiftible."— Plymouth Mail. Poems of Rural Life, in the Dorfet Dia- lect, with a Differtation and GlofTary. By the Rev. Wm. Barnes, B.D. Second edition, enlarged and correcled, royal i2ino. cloth, 10s. 1847 Hwomely Rhymes ; a Second Collection of Poems in the Dorfet Dialect. By the Rev. W. Barnes. Royal i2mo. cloth, 5s. 1859 "The author is a genuine poet, and it is delightful to catch the pure breath of fong in verfes which affert themfelves only as the modeft vehicle of rare words and Saxon inflections. Wc have no inten- tion of fetting up the Dorfet pathos against the more extended provincialifm of Scotland, ftill lefs of comparing the Dorfetlhire poet with the Scotch ; yet we feel lure that thefe poems would have delighted the heart of Burns, that many of them are not unworthy of him, and that (at any rate) his beft produftioni cannot exprefs a more cordial fympathy with external nature, or a more loving intereft in human joys and forrows." — Literary Gaxette. John Noakes and Mary Styles : a Poem, exhibiting fome of the moft ftriking lingual localifms peculiar to EfTex 3 with a GlofTary. By Charles Clark, Esq., of Great Tothara Hall, EfTex. Poft 8vo. cloth, as. 183$ 18 jfohn Rujfell Smithy 36, Soho Square^ London, A GlofTary of Words ufed in Teefdale, in the County of Durham. Poft 8vo. with a map of the dijlricl, cloth, 2s. 6d. (original price 6s.) 1849 " Contains about two thoufand words. ... It is believed the firft and only collection of words and phrafes peculiar to this diftri£t, and we hail it therefore as a valuable contribution to the hiftory of language and literature ... the author has evidently brought to bear an extenfive perfonal acquaintance with the common language." — Darlington Times, Dialect of South Lancafhire, or Tim Bobbin's Tummus and Meary ; revifed and corre&ed, with his Rhymes, and an enlarged GlofTary of Words and Phrafes, chiefly ufed by the Rural Population of the Manufacturing Diftricls of South Lancafhire. By Samuel Bamford. iamo. fecond edition, cloth, 3s. 6d. 1854 Leicefterfhire Words, Phrafes, and Pro- verbs. By A. B. Evans, D.D., Head Majler of Market-Bofworth Grammar School, nmo. cloth, 5s. 1848 A GlofTary of Northamptonfhire Words and Phrafes ; with examples of their colloquial ufe, with illuftrations from various Authors ; to which are added, the Cuftoms of the County. By Mifs A. E. Baker. 2 vols, poft 8vo. cloth, 16s. (original price £1. 4s.) 1854 " We are under great obligations to the lady, fifter to the local hiftorian of Northamptonfhire, who has occupied her time in pro- ducing this very capital Gloffary of Northamptonfhire pro- vincial Urns." — Examiner. "The provincial dialects of England contain and preferve the ele- ments and rudiments of our compound tongue. In Mifs Baker's admirable ■ Northamptonfhire Gloffary,' we have rather a reper- tory of archaifms than vulgarifms. But it is much more than a vocabulary ; it preferves not only dialectical peculiarities, but odd and difappearing cuftoms; and there is hardly a page in it which does not throw light on fome obfcurity in our writers, or recal old haKts and practices." — Chrifiian Remembrancer, Quarterly Review. A GlofTary of the Provincialifms of the County of SufTex. By W. Durrant Cooper, F.S.A. Poft 8vo. fecond edition, enlarged, cloth, 5s. 1823 Weftmoreland and Cumberland. — Dia- logues, Poems, Songs, and Ballads, by varous Writers, in the Weftmoreland and Cumber- land Diale£te ; now firft collected ; to which is added, a copious Gloffary of Words peculiar to thofe Counties. Poft 8vo. (pp. 408), cloth, 9 s. 1839 A GlofTary of Provincial Words and Phrafes in ufe in Wiltfhire, mowing their Derivation in. numerous inftances, from the Language of the Anglo-Saxons. By John Yonge Akerman, Esq., F.S.A. nmo. cloth, 3s. 1843 19 Spring Tide ; Friends. By J. cloth, 3s. 6d. or, the Angler and his Y. Akerman. i2mo. plates, 185a Thefe Dialogues incidentally illuftrate the Dialeft of the Weft of England. The Yorkshire Dialed!:, exemplified in various Dialogues, Tales, and Songs, appli- cable to the County j with a Gloffary. Poft 8vo. is. ^39 A GlofTary of Yorkfhire Words and Phrafes, collected in Whitby and its Neigh- bourhood ; with examples of their colloquial ufe and allufions to local Cuftoms and Tradi- tions. By an Inhabitant, nmo. cloth, 3s. 6d. 1855 The Hallamfhire [diftrla of Sheffield) Gloffary. By the Rev. Joseph HuNTER,author of the Hiftory of " Hallamfhire," " South Yorkfhire," &c. Poft 8vo. cloth, 4s. (original price 8s.) 1829 Archaeological Index to Remains of Anti- quity of the Celtic, Romano-Britifh, and Anglo-Saxon Periods. By John Yonge Akerman, Fellow and late Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries. 8vo. illujlrated with numerous engravings, comprifing upwards of Jive hundred obj eels, cloth, 15s. 1847 This work, though intended as an introduction and a guide to the ftudy of our early antiquities, will, it is hoped, alfo prove of fervice as a book of reference to the pra&ifed Archaeologift. " One of the firft wants of an incipient Antiquary is the facility of comparifon ; and here it is furnifhed him at one glance. The Plates, indeed, form the moft valuable part of the book, both by their number and the judicious fele&ion of types and examples which they contain. It is a book which we can, on this account, fafely and warmly recommend to all who are interefted in the antiquities of their native land." — Literary Gaxette. Remains of Pagan Saxondom, principally from Tumuli in England, drawn from the originals. Defcribed and illuftrated by John Yonge Akerman, F.S.A. One handfome volume, 4to. illujlrated with 40 coloured plates, half-morocco, £3. 1855 The plates are admirably executed by Mr. Bafire, and coloured under the direction of the Author. It is a work well worthy the notice of the Archaeologift. Veftiges of the Antiquities of Derby- fhire, and the Sepulchral Ufages of its In- habitants, from the moft Remote Ages to the Reformation. By Thomas Bateman, Esq., of Youlgrave, Derbyfhire. In One handfome volume, 8vo. with numerous woodcuts of Tumuli and their contents, Crojfes, Tombs, &c, clothy 15s. 1848 20 John Rujfell Smith, 36, Defcriptive Catalogue of the Antiquities and Mifcellaneous Objects preferved in the Mufeum of Thomas Bateman, Efq., at Lom- berdale Houfe, Youlgrave, Derbyshire. 8vo. plates and woodcuts, cloth, (very few printed) 10s. 6d. 1855 Reliquiae Antiquiae Eboracenfis ; or, Relics of Antiquity, relating to the County of York. By W. Bowman, of Leeds, aflifted by feveral eminent Antiquaries. 4-to. 6 Parts (complete), plates, 15s. 1855 Reliquiae Ifurianae ; the Remains of the Roman Ifurium, now Aldborough, near Boroughbridge, Yorkshire, illuftrated and defcribed. By Henry Ecroyd Smith. Royal 4to. with 3 7 plates, cloth, £ 1 . 5s. 1852 The moft highly illuftrated work ever publifhed on a Roman Station in England. Eboracum ; or, York under the Romans. By the Rev. C. Wellbeloved, of York. Royal 8vo. with 19 plates, cloth, 6s. (original price 12s.) 1842 Roman Sepulchral Infcriptions ; their Relation to Archaeology, Language, and Religion. By the Rev. John Kenrick, M.A., F.R.S. Poll 8vo. cloth, 3s. 6d. 1858 Defcription of a Roman Building, and other Remains, difcovered at Caerleon, in Monmouthfhire. By J. E. Lee. Imperial 8vo. cloth, with 20 interejling etchings by the Author, fewed, 5s. J 8 50 Selections from an Antiquarian Sketch Book. By John Edward Lee, of Caerleon. Imperial Svo. fewed, 2s. 6d. 1859 Compriftng 15 Sketches lithographed from the Author's drawings of objefts in Switzerland, Scotland, Ireland, Yorkfhire, Hereford. fhire,.and Monmouthfhire, with fhort defcriptions. Ulfter Journal of Archaeology; con- duced under the fuperintendence of a Com- mittee of Archaeologifts at Belfaft. Hand- fomely printed, in 4to. with engravings. Publifhed Quarterly. Annual Subfcription, 12s. Nos. 1 to 28 are ready. Defcriptive Catalogue of the Collection of Antiquities and other Objects illuftrative of Irifh Hiftory, exhibited in the Belfaft Mufeum, at the Meeting of the Britifh AfTo- ciation, Sept. 1852, with Antiquarian Notes. %vo. fewed, is. 6d. 1853 Report of the Tranfacrions of the Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Inftitute held at Chichefter, July, 1853. 8vo. many plates and woodcuts, cloth, 7s. 6d. 1856 21 Soho Square, London* Archaeologia Cambrenfis.— A Record of the Antiquities, Hiftorical, Genealogical, To- pographical, and Architectural, of Wales and its Marches. Firft Series, complete, 4 vols. 8vo. many plates and woodcuts, cloth, £2. 2s. 1846-49 Odd Parts may be had to complete Sets. Second Series, 6 vols. 8vo. cloth, £l> 3s. Third Scries. Vol. I. cloth, £1. 10s. ; Vol. II. } Vol. III. . : } Vol. IV. £1. ios.j Vol. V. £1. 10s. Publifhed by the Cambrian Archaeological Aflbciation. The Cambrian Journal, illuftrative of the Hiftory, Topography, and Literature of Wales. 8vo. Vol. I. 12s. j Vols. II., III., IV., V., and VI. 10s. each, cloth i854-6< Publifhed under the aufpices of the Cambrian Inftitute. Suggeftions on the Ancient Britons, ii 3 Parts. By G. D. Barber, M.A. (com monly called G. D. Barber Beaumont) Thick 8vo. cloth, 14s. 185. A Manual for the Study of the Sepul- chral Slabs and CrofTes of the Middle Ages. By the Rev. E. L. Cutts. 8vo. 300 fine woodcuts, cloth, 6s. (original price 12s.) 1849 Notices of Sepulchral Monuments in Englifh Churches from the Norman Conqueft to the Nineteenth Century. By the Rev. W. Hastings Kelke. 8vo. many woodcuts, 2s. (original price 3s. 6d.) 1850 Cyclops Chriftianus ; or, an Argument to difprove the fuppofed Antiquity of the Stonehenge and other Megalithic Erections in England and Brittany. By the Hon. Al- gernon Herbert. 8vo. cloth, 4s. (original price 6s.) ^49 Introduction to the Study of Ancient and Modern Coins. By J. Y. Akerman, F.S.A. Foolfcap 8vo. with numerous wood engravings from the original Coins (an excellent introduclory book), cloth, 6s. 6d. 1848 Contents: — SECT. I. — Origin of Coinage. — Greek Regal Coins. — 2. Greek Civic Coins^ — 3. Greek Imperial Coins. — 4. Origin of Roman Coinage. — Confular Coins. — 5. Roman Imperial Coins.— 6. Roman Britifh Coins. — 7. Ancient Britifh Coinage. — 8. Anglo-Saxon Coinage. — 9. Englifh Coinage from the Conqueft. — 10. Scotch Coinage. — 11. Coinage of Ireland. — iz. Anglo- Gallic Coins.— 13. Continental Money in' the Middle Ages. — 14. Various Reprcfentativcs of Coinage. — 15. Forgeries in An- cient and Modern Times.— 16. Table of Prices of Englifh Coins realized at Public Sales. 22 John Rujfell Smith, 36 Effays, Philological, Philofophical, Eth- nological, and Archaeological, connected with the Prehiftorical Records of the Civilized Na- tions of Ancient Europe, efpecially of that Race which firft occupied Great Britain. By John Williams, A.M., Oxon, Archdeacon of Cardigan. Thick 8vo. with 7 plates, cloth, 16s. 1858 Tradefman's Tokens ftruck in London and its Vicinity, from 1648 to 1671, defcribed from the originals in the Britifh Mufeum, &c. By J. Y. Akerman, F.S.A. 8vo. with 8 plates of numerous examples, cloth, 1 5s. — large paper in 4to. cloth, £1. is. 184.3 This work comprifes a lift of nearly 3000 Tokens, and contains occafional illuftrative, topographical, and antiquarian notes on peribns, places, ftreets, old tavern and coffee-houfes figns, &c. &c. &c, with an introductory account of the caufes which led to the adoption of fuch a currency. Tokens iflued in the Seventeenth Cen- tury in England, Wales, and Ireland, by Corporations, Merchants, Tradefmen, &c. Defcribed and illuftrated by William Boyne, F.S.A. Thick Svo. 42 plates, cloth, £z. is. — Large Paper, in 4to. cloth, £3.3. 1858 Nearly 9500 Tokens are defcribed in this work, arranged alpha- betically under Counties and Towns. To the Numifmatift, the Topographer, and Genealogift, it will be found extremely ufeful. Ancient Coins of Cities and Princes, Geographically Arranged and Defcribed — Hifpania, Gallia, Britannia. By J. Y. Aker- man, F.S.A. 8vo. with engravings of many hundred Coins from aclual examples. Cloth, 8s. 6d. (original price 18s.) 1846 Coins of the Romans relating to Britain. Defcribed and Illuftrated by J. Y. Aker- man, F.S.A. Second Edition, greatly en- larged, 8vo. with plates and woodcuts, cloth, 1 os. 6d. 1844 7he "Prix de Numifmatique " was awarded by the French Inftitute to the author for this work. u Mr. Akerman's volume contains a notice of every known variety, with copious illuftrations, and is publifhed at a very moderate price; it fhould be confulted, not merely for thefe particular coins, but alfo for fa&s moft valuable to all who are interefted in Romano-Britifh Hiftory." — Anhad. Journal. Numifmatic Illuftrations of the Narrative Portions of the New Teftament. By J. Y. Akerman. 8vo. numerous woodcuts from the original Coins in 'various public and private Colleclions, cloth, $s. 1846 •* And to him (Mr. Akerman) more efpecially, the caufe of religion can bring its tribute of commendation for light thrown upon Holy Writ, through the medium of l the unrighteous Mammon.' The New Teftament has, it appears, in the compafs of the Gofpels and Ads, no lefs than J2 illufions to the coinage of Greece, Rome, and Judaea ; and thefe, beautifully engraved and learnedly defcribed, give Mr. Akerman an opportunity of ierving the good caufe of truth in the way of his peculiar avocation." — Chunk of England "^Xmal, , Soho Square, London, Numifmatic Chronicle and Journal- o* the Numifmatic Society. Edited by J. Y. Akerman. Nos. it.079. Publifhed Quarterly, at 3s. 6d. per Number, This is the only repertory of Numifmatic intelligence ever publifhed in England. It contains papers on coins and medals, of all ages and countries, by the firft Numifhutifts of the day, both Engliih and Foreign. Odd parts to complete feto. Lift of Tokens iflued by Wiltfhire Tradefmen in the Seventeenth Century. By J. Y. Akerman. %\o. plates ,fewed t is. 6d. 1846 Lectures on the Coinage of the Greeks and Romans, delivered in the Univerfity of Oxford. By Edward Cardwell, D.D., Principal of St. Alban's Hall, and Profeffor of Ancient Hiftory. 8vo. cloth, 4s. (original price 8s. 6d.) 183a A very interefting hiftorical volume, and written in a ple.-vfing and popular manner. Hiftory of. the Coins of Cunobeline, and of the Ancient Britons. By the Rev. Bealh P o s t e . 8 vo . with numerous plates and wood- cuts, cloth (only 40 printed), £1. 8s. 1854 Celtic Infcriptions on Gaulifh and Britifh Coins, intended to fupply materials for the Early Hiftory of Great Britain. By the Rev. Beale Poste. 8vo. with plates and wood- cuts, i860 Numifmatic Atlas of the Roman Empire, exhibiting on one large fheet a complete Series of the Heads of the Emperors, EmprefTes, Tyrants, Kings, &c, a.c 44 to a.d. 476, copied from fpecimens of their a6lual coins, with a Table of their comparative rarity. By W. Whelan. Mounted on cloth, folded in a cafe, and lettered, 8s. 6d. i860 *»* To the collectors of Roman Coins this Chart will prove Oi great intereft and value, as it gives, at one view, moft authentic reprelentations of 216 Coins, from Casfar to Romulus Augufius j and to the ftudent of Roman hiftory, a valuable vade-mecum to affift his memory. Cambridge. — Hiftoria Collegii Jefu Can tabrigieniis, a. J. Shermanno, olim praes. ejufJl dem Colegii. Edita J. O. Halliwell. 8vo jj cloth, 2S. 1S4.0/ j The Foreft of Dartmoor and its Borders!! in Devon/hire, an Hiftorical Sketch. By|| Richard John King. Foolfcap Svo. clothM 3 s - l8 5*I' 24 John RuJJell Smith, 36, Soho Square, London, Critical DifTertation on Profeflbr Willis's " Architectural Hiftory of Canterbury Cathe- dral." By C. Sandys, of Canterbury. 8vo. 2s. 6d. . 1846 "Written in no quarrelfome or captious fpiritj the higheft compli- Some Account of the Ancient Borough Town of Plympton, Devon. With Memoirs of the Reynolds Family. By William Cotton. Fcap. 8vo. folding plan of Plymp- ton Cajlle, and Photograph Portrait of Sir Jojhua Reynolds ; cloth, 5s. 1859 Journey to Berefford Hall, in Derbyfhire, the Seat of Charles Cotton, Efq., the cele- brated Author and Angler. By W. Alexan- der, F.S.A., F.L.S., late Keeper of the Prints in the Britifti Mufeum. Crown 4-to. printed on tinted paper, with a fpirited frontifpiece, repre- fenting Walton and his adopted Son, Cotton, in the FiJIiihg-houfe, and 'vignette title-page. Cloth, 5s. 1 841 Dedicated to the Anglers of Great Britain fcnd the various Walton and Cotton Clubs. Only ioo printed. A Brief Account of the Deftrucrive Fire at Blandford Forum, in Dorfetfhire, June 4, 1731. By Malachi Blake, reprinted from the edition ofi 7 3 5, with a plan and two views. 4to. cloth, 2S. 6d. i860 Helps to Hereford Hiftory, Civil and Legendary, in an Ancient Account of the Ancient-Cordwainers' Company of the City, the Mordiford Dragon, and other Subjects. By J. D. Devlin, nmo. (a curious volume), cloth, 3s. 6d. 1848 " A feries of very clever papers." — Spectator. "A little work full of Antiquarian information, prefented in a pleafing and popular fovm."—NonconformiJf. Notes on the Churches in the Counties of Kent, SufTex, and Surrey, mentioned in Domefday Book, and thofe of more recent Date ; with fome Account of the Sepulchral Memorials and other Antiquities. By the Rev. Arthur Hussey. Thick 8vo. fine plates, cloth, 1 8s. 1853 Kentifh Cuftoms. — Confuetudines Kan- cise. A Hiftory of Gavelkind, and other remarkable Cuftoms, in the County of Kent. By Charles Sandys, Efq., F.S.A. (Can- tianus) illujlrated 'with facfimiles, a very handfome volume, cloth, 15s. 1 8 5 1 Hiftory and Antiquities of Richboro«gh, Reculver, and Lymne, in Kent. By C. R. Roach Smith, Efq., F.S.A. Small 4to. vjith many engravings on vjood and copper, by F. W. Pair holt, cloth, £1. is. 1850 " No antiquarian volume could difplay a trio of names more zealous, fucceflful, and intelligent, on the fubjeft of Romano-Britifh remains, than the three here reprefcnted — Roach Smith, the ardent explorer} Fairholt, the excellent illuftratorj and Rolfc,the indefatigable colle&or."— Xton^ Gaxcttt, ment is paid to Profeflbr Willis where it is due. But the author has made out a clear cafe, in fome very important inftances, of inaccu- racies that have led the learned Profeflbr into the conftrudion of ferious errors throughout. It may be confidered as an indifpen- fable companion to his volume, containing a great deal of extra information of a very curious kind." — Art-Union. Hiftory of Romney Marfh, in Kent, from the time of the Romans to 1833 j with a DifTertation on the original Site of the Ancient Anderida. By W. Holloway, author of the " Hiftory of Rye." 8vo. with maps and plates, cloth, 12s. 1849 Hiftory and Antiquities of the Town of Lancafter. Compiled from Authentic Sources. By the Rev. Robert Simpson. 8vo. cloth, 8s. 185a A Defcription of Blackpool, in Lanca- ftiire. By W. Huttqn, of Derby. 8vo. Third Edition, 1 s. 6d. 1 8 1 7 A Defcriptive Account of Liverpool, as it was during the laft Quarter of the Eighteenth Century, 1775 — 1800. By Richard Brooke, F.S.A. A handfome volume. Royal 8vo. with illuftrations, cloth, 12s. 6d. (original price £i.5s.) 1853 In addition to information relative to the Public Buildings, Statiftics and Commerce of the Town, the work contains fome curious and interefting particulars, which have never been previoufly publifhed, refpeflin'g the purfuits, habits, and amufements of the inhabitants of Liverpool during that period, with views of its public edifices. Hand-Book of Leicefter. By James Thompson, nmo. Second Edition, woodcuts, bds., ft*. 1 846 Hiftory and Antiquities of Bofton and the Villages of Skirbeck, Fifhtoft, Friefton, Butterwick, Benington, Leverton, Leake, and Wrangle. By Pishey Thompson. Royal 8vo. pp. 900, illujlrated with 100 engravings, cloth, £1. us. 6d.~ Folio, large taper, cloth, £$. 3s. 1856 Hiftory of the Bifhopric of Lincoln, from its origin to and endowment at Sidnacefter until the removal of the Seat of the See to Lincoln. Thick 8vo. (very few printed) cloth, 12s. (original price £1. is.) 182$ Hiftory and Antiquities of the Parifh of Hackney, Middlefex. By William RobiNv son, LL.D. 2 vols, in 1, 8vo. man.* fates, cloth, 14s. (original price £2. 2s.) 26 1824 John Rujfell Smith, 36 Memorials of the Hamlet of Knightf- bridge, with Notices of its Immediate Neigh- bourhood. By H. G. Davis, poll 8vo. plates, cloth, 5s. 1859 London in the Olden Time ; being a Topographical and Hiftorical Memoir of Lon- don, Weftminfter, and Southwark ; accom- panying a Pittorial Map of the City and Suburbs, as they exifted in the reign of Henry VIII., before the Diflblution of the Monas- teries ; compiled from Authentic Documents. By William Newton, Author of a Difplay of Heraldry. Folio, with the coloured map, 4 feet 6 inches by 3 feet 3 inches, mounted on linen and folded into the 'volume, leather back, cloth fides, £1. is. (original price £1. us. 6d.) 1855 The Cries of London, exhibiting feveral of the Itinerant Traders of antient and modern times, copied from rare engravings or drawn from the Life. 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By Henry Hakewtll. 8vo. map and 2 plates, 2s. 1836 Topographical Memorandums for the County of Oxford. By Sir Gregory Page Turner, Bart. 8vo. bds., 2s. 1820 Survey of Staffordfhire, containing the Antiquities of that County. By Sampson Erdeswick, with additions and corrections by Wyrley, Chetwynd, and others. Edited by Harwood. Thick 8vo. plates, bds., 13s. 6d. (original price £1. 5s.) 1844 The Hiftory and Antiquities of Lambeth. By John Tanswell, Efq., of the Inner Temple. 8vo. with numerous illuflrations, cloth, 4s. 6d. (original price 7s. 6d.) 185* Hiftory of Winchelfea, in SufTex. By W. Durrant Cooper, F.S.A. 8vo. fine plates and woodcuts, 7s. 6d. 1850 Chronicle of Battel Abbey, in Suflex ; originally compiled in Latin by a Monk of the Eftablifhment, and now firft tranflated, with Notes, and an AbftracT: of the Subfequent Hiftory of the Abbey. By Mark Antony Lower, M.A. 8vo. with illuflrations, cloth, 9s. 1851 This volume among other matters of local and general intereft, em- baces — New Facls relative to the Norman invafion ; The Founda- tion of the Monaftery; The Names and Rentals of the Original Townfmen of Battel ; Memoirs of feveral Abbots, and Notices of their Difputes with the Eifhops of Chichefter refpdling Jurifdic- tion ; The Abbey's Pofleflions ; A Speech of Thomas a Bccket, then Chancellor of England, in favour of Abbot Walter dc Lucij Several Miracles; Anecdotes of the Norman Kings; and Hiitorical Sketch of the Abbey from 1 1 76 to the prefent time Z8 ^ \->-2l/ 3^r^ )3b /6 2jf7< J /// 3 3