the British empire. To which are subjoined sketches of a plan 1802. for settling the vacant lands of Trinidada. In four letters to R. H. Henry Addington, &c.

8vo. pp. 222. 5s.

Edinburgh Review, No. 1, p. 216.

Hatchard,

12 A MEMOIR of transactions that took place in St. Domingo, in the
spring of 1799, affording an idea of the present state of that
country, the real character of its black governor, Toussaint
l'Ouverture, and the safety of our West Indian Islands from
attack and revolt; including the rescue of a British Officer under
sentence of death. By Captain Rainsford, 24 years an officer in
H. M's. Army.
Egerton,-

8vo. 2s. 6d.

13 ST. DOMINGO; or an historical, political, and military sketch of
the black republic, with a view of the life and character of
Toussaint l'Ouverture, and the effects of his newly established
dominion in that part of the world. Second edition. By Marcus
Rainsford, Esq., 24 years an officer in the British service, who
was sentenced to death on that island, in 1789.
8vo. pp. 63, Map.

Scott,

14 A TREATISE upon the Navigation of St. Domingo: with sailing directions for the whole extent of its coasts. By M. de Chartenet Puysegur. Translated from the French by Charles de

Monmonier.

8vo.

Baltimore.

15 ETATS UNIS de l'Amerique à la fin du XVIII. siécle. Par J.

E. Bonnet.

8vo. 2 vols.

Paris.

This work is the same as No. 19 of 1795, with the following Advertissement
de l'Auteur. "L'ouvrage que j'ai l'honneur d'offrir au public fut imprimé
hors de France, sous un titre different de celui qu'il porte aujourd dhui.
Des raisons qui me sont particulieres et qui sont entiérement indifferentes
pour le lecteur m'obligent à ce petit changement."

16 VOYAGE à la Louisiane et sur le Continent de l'Amerique Septen-
trionale, fait dans les années 1794 à 1798, contenant un tableau
historique de la Louisiane, des observations sur son climat,

1802.

ses productions, le caractére et le nom des sauvages, etc.
Par B. D ***.

8vo. Map.

By Baudry les Lozieres? See 1803.

Paris.

17 MEMOIRE historique et politique sur la Louisiane, par M. de Vergennes, ministre de Louis XVI., accompagné d'un precis de la vie de ce ministre, et orne de son portrait.

8vo. pp. 315. 8f.

Paris.

18 L'ITINERAIRE des Français dans la Louisiane; contenant l'histoire de cette colonie Francaise, sa description, le tableau des moeurs des peuples qui l'habitent, l'etat de son commerce au moment de sa cession à l'Espagne et le degré de prosperité dont elle est susceptible; d'après les renseignements et les relations les plus authentiques. Par Dubroca.

12mo. pp. 104. Map.

Paris.

19 DES COLONIES modernes sous la Zone Torride et particulierement de celle de saint Domingue; ouvrage dans lequel on decouvre les causes de leurs malheurs, et ou l'on developpe les veritables principes du gouvernement qui leur convient; les moyens economiques de les faire arriver promptement à la plus grande prosperité et de rendre le sort des negres preferable à celui d'aucun peuple de l'Europe. Par M. Barré de Saint Venant, Ancien Capitaine d'Artillerie, Colon de St. Dominque, &c. Paris, (n. d.) Svo. pp. 516.

20 MEMOIRES et correspondances officielles, sur l'administration des Colonies, par Malouet ancien administrateur de la Marine et des Colonies.

8vo. 5 vols.

Paris.

21 La vie de Toussaint-Louverture, chef des noirs insurgés de Saint Domingue, &c. Par Dubroca.

8vo. PP. 74. Portrait.

Paris.

22 EXAMEN de l'Esclavage en general et particulierement de l'esclavage des negres dans les Colonies Françaises de l'Amerique. Par V. D. C.

8vo. 2 vols. 7f.

Paris.

23 HISTOIRE de Toussaint L'ouverture, chef des noirs insurgés de

Saint Domingue; précédée d'un coup d'oeil politique sur cette 1802.
Colonie.

12mo. pp. 210.

Paris.

24 L'INCENDIE du Cap., ou le regne de Toussaint Louverture. Par René Perin.

12mo. pp. 256.

Paris.

25 MANUEL des habitans de Saint Domingue, contenant un précis de l'histoire de cette ile depuis sa decouverte; la description topographique et statistique des parties Francaise et Espagnole, etc. Par S. G. Ducoeur Joly. Paris.

8vo. 2 vols. Map. 10f.

26 MEMOIRE ou coup d'oeil rapide sur mes voyages dans la Louisiane, et mon sejour dans la nation Crock, par le General Milfort, Tartanegy ou grand chef de guerre de la nation Crock et general de Brigade.

8vo pp. 331. 4f. 50c.

Paris.

27 HISTOIRE des desastres de Saint Domingue. Ouvrage ou l'on expose les causes de ces événemens, etc. Par F. C***, un de ses précédens colons.

8vo. PP. 42 and 306.

The following is apparently an enlarged edition of this work.

Bordeaux.

28 SOIRÉES Bermudiennes, ou entretiens sur les evenemens qui ont
opére la ruine de la partie Francaise de Saint Domingue. Par
F. C***, un de ses precedens colons.
pp. 400.

8vo.

Bordeaux.

29 DISCURSO historico sobre los progresos que ha tenido en España el arte de Navegar. Leido en la Academia de la Historia por Don Martin Fernandez de Navarrete.

8vo. PP. 61. Imprenta Real, Madrid. 30 RELACION del viage hecho por las Goletas Sutil y Mexicana en el año de 1792, para reconocer el estrecho de Fuca con una introduccion en que se da noticia de las expediciones executadas anteriormente por los Españoles en busca del paso del noroeste de la America. Imprenta Real, Madrid. Atlas 17, maps,

Sm. 4to. pp. 168 and 185, app. 20.

&c.

The Appendix was printed in 1806. The commander of this expedition was
Don Dionysio Alcala-Galiano, said to be also the author of the work.
See Dicc°. de Biog. Barcelona, 1830.

1802. 31 APUNTAMIENTOs para la Historia Natural de los Quadrupedos del Paraguay y Rio de la Plata, escritos por D. Felix de Azara. 4to. 2 vols. Ibarra, Madrid. Three volumes on the Birds of the same country were printed in 1805. The following dedicatory letter from the author to his brother is interesting. "Dear Nicholas,-Soon after our birth we were separated by our parents, and have never met in the whole course of our lives, except once by chance in Barcelona, when we were together for the short space of two days only. While you was living in the great world, and by your elevated employments, works, talents, and virtues, have gained an honourable name among nations, I have been without any ostensible employment, and without opportunities of making myself known to you or any one else, have passed the best 20 years of my life in the remotest corner of the earth, forgotten even by my friends, without books or rational society, travelling through deserts and immense and frightful forests, birds and beasts my only companions. Of these I have written the history which I now dedicate to you, and send you that you may know me by it, and become acquainted with my labours. It is necessary to inform you, however, that although this is the same work which I sent you some years ago, and which has just been published in Paris*, it has been augmented, rectified, and much improved, as you will find on examination." Madrid, May 16, 1802.

32 DEFENSA

y

*See No. 24, 1801.

demostracion del verdadero descubridor de las Quinas del Reyno de Santa Fé, con varias noticias utiles de este especifico en contestacion à la memoria de D. F. A. Zea. Su autor el mismo descubridor D. Sebastian Josef Lopez Ruiz (Medico). 4to. pp. 24.

Madrid. 33 ANDREAS MICHAUX, Geschichte der Amerikanischen Eichen, &c. Übersetzt und mit illuminirten abbildungen begleitet von Hofr. und Prof. J. S. Kerner, &c.

4to. Erstes heft.

Stuttgart.

The second number was printed in Hanover, in 1804. The two contain 14 plates mostly coloured.

34 ALBERS, J. A. Amencanishe Annalen.

Bremen.

8vo.

MDCCCIII.

1 THE PROGRESS of Maritime Discovery from the earliest period to
the close of the 18th century, forming an extensive system of Hy-
drography. By James Stanier Clarke, F.R.S., Domestic Chap-
lain to the Prince, and Vicar of Preston.
4to. pp. 1019, and atlas. £3. 88.

Cadell,

This volume comes down to the end of the 15th century, and is all that was
published of the work, which the author contemplated to have completed
in six or seven volumes. The Edinburgh Review is rather severe in its cri-
ticisms, but allows the author credit for his bibliographical researches. The
appendix contains, among other things, Galvano's discoveries of the world,
and Locke's history of navigation, and explanatory catalogue of voyages
from Churchill's collection.

2 A CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY of the discoveries in the South Sea
or Pacific Ocean.-Part I. commencing with an account of the
earliest discoveries of that sea by Europeans, and terminating with
the voyage of Sir Francis Drake in 1579. Illustrated with charts.
By James Burney, Captain in the Royal Navy.
4to. 5 vols. £8.

Hansard,

Vol. II. was printed in 1806 (from 1579 to 1620); Vol. III. in 1813 (from
1620 to 1688); Vol. IV. in 1816 (from 1688 to 1723); and Vol. V. (to
the year 1764) in 1817.

3 A CAVEAT against emigration to America with the state of the
Island of Cape Breton, from the year 1784 to to the present
year; and suggestions for the benefit of the British settlements
in North America.

8vo. pp. 158.

By W. Smith: See Letters to Lord ****, 1804.

Lloyd,

4 NOTES on the State of Virginia, with an Appendix relative to the murder of Logan's family. By Thomas Jefferson.

12mo. PP. 363.

Trenton, N. J.

6 AN ADDRESS to the government of the United States, on the cession

of Louisiana.

Philadelphia.

8vo.

PP. 56.

7 A LETTER describing Louisiana. By John Sibley.

8 THE NARRATIVE of a voyage of discovery, performed in H. M. vessel the Lady Nelson, of 60 tons burthen, with sliding keels, in

1803.