1816. 8 A CHOROGRAPHICAL and Statistical description of the District of Columbia, the seat of the General Government of the United States, with an engraved plan of the district and view of the capitol.

8vo. pp. 212. By D. B. Warden, esq.

9 HISTORICAL MEMOIR of Billerica, Mass. By John Farmer.
8vo.

Paris.

Amherst, N. H.

10 A GEOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION of the State of Louisiana: pre-
senting a view of the soil, climate, animal, vegetable, and mineral
productions; illustrative of its natural physiognomy, its geogra-
phical configuration, and relative situation; with an account of
the character and manners of the inhabitants. Being an accom-
paniment to the Map of Louisiana. By William Darby.
8vo. pp. 270, and index, &c.

With a large map folded in an 8vo. volume.

Philadelphia.

11 HISTORY of the United States, from their first settlement as English colonies in 1607 to the year 1808, or the thirty-third of their sovereignty and independence. By David Ramsay, M.D. Continued to the treaty at Ghent, by S. S. Smith, D.D., and LL.D., and other literary gentlemen. Philadelphia.

8vo. 3 vols.

Dr. Ramsay died by the hands of an assassin in 1815. An interesting memoir of him is prefixed to this work. As an historian, "he was above prejudice, and absolute master of passion."—N. A. R. vi. p. 332.

12 A STATISTICAL VIEW of the Commerce of the United States of America; its connection with agriculture and manufactures, and an account of the public debt, revenues, and expenditures of the United States. With a brief view of the trade, agriculture, and manufactures of the colonies previous to their independence. Accompained with tables illustrative of the principles and objects of the work. By Timothy Pitkin, a Member of the House of Representatives of the United States, from the State of Connecticut. Hartford.

8vo. pp. 407, app. 20.

A second edition, pp. 445, was printed in 1817, and in 1835, an entire new work on the same subject. N. A. R. iii. p. 345.

13 A GEOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION of the United States, with the

contiguous British and Spanish possessions, intended as an ac- 1816. companiment to Melish's Map of these countries. By John Melish.

8vo. pp. 178. Plans.

Philadelphia.

14 LAMBERT'S Travels through Canada and the United States, &c. Third edition. (See No. 3, 1810.)

8vo. 2 vols.

Baldwin,

15 THE EMIGRANT'S GUIDE, or a Picture of America, exhibiting a view of the United States divested of democratic colouring; taken from the original, now in the possession of James Madison, and his 21 governments; also a Sketch of the British provinces, delineating their native beauties and superior attractions: by an Old Scene Painter.

London.

16 RESEARCHES in America; being an attempt to settle some points relative to the Aborigines of America, &c. By J. H. M'Culloch, M.D.

Baltimore.

to their beloved
"Who is wise
Trenton, N. J.

17 A STAR in the West; or, a humble attempt to discover the long
lost tribes of Israel, preparatory to their return
city, Jerusalem. By Elias Boudinot, LL.D.
and he shall understand these things, &c."
8vo. pp. 312.

18 A VOCABULARY, or Collection of Words and Phrases, which have
been supposed to be peculiar to the United States of America,
to which is prefixed an Essay on the present state of the English
language in the United States. Originally published in the
Memoirs of the American Academy, and now re-published with
corrections and additions. By John Pickering.
pp. 206.

8vo.

N. A. R. iii. p. 355.

Boston.

19 HISTORICAL MEMOIR of the War in West Florida and Louisiana, in 1814-15, with an Atlas. By Major A. Lacarriére Latour, Principal Engineer in late the seventh military district United States army. Written originally in French, and translated for the author, by H. P. Nugent, esq. Philadelphia.

8vo. pp. 454.

Major Latour's narrative of the military events is minute and interesting,
and the appendix contains an invaluable collection of state papers. N. A.
R. iii. p. 232.

By General James Wilkinson.
Philadelphia.

1816. 20 MEMOIRS of my own Times.
8vo. 3 vols. pp. 2295, and atlas.
The first of these large volumes only is devoted to the general's memoirs,
the second and third containing the details of, and documents relating to,
the court's martial by which he was tried in 1811 and 1815. These docu-
ments will be valuable to the historian, as they contain important details
of occurences in Louisiana, from 1789 to 1809, and of events of the war
with England of 1812-15. General Wilkinson mentions in his preface
that he had materials for three more volumes of an equal size.
N. A. R. vi. p. 78.

21 THE LIFE of Gen. Francis Marion, a celebrated partizan officer
in the Revolutionary War, against the British and Tories in
South Carolina and Georgia. By Brigadier Gen. P. Horry, of
Marion's brigade, and M. L. Weems. Fourth edition.
12mo. pp. 260.

Philadelphia. 22 OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE relative to the military operations of the American Army, under the command of Major General Izard, in 1814 and 1815. Philadelphia.

8vo. pp. 152.

23 HISTORY of the late War in the Western country, comprising a full account of all the transactions in that quarter. By Robert B. M'Afee. Lexington, Ky.

8vo.

24 DOCUMENTS and Facts relative to Military events during the late
War. By John P. Boyd, Brig. Gen. in the U. S. army.
8vo.
Allen Biog. Dict.
25 HISTORICAL SKETCHES of the late War between the United States
and Great Britain, blended with anecdotes illustrative of the
individual bravery of the American sailors, soldiers, and citizens:
embellished with portraits of the most distinguished naval and
military officers, and accompanied by views of several sieges and
engagements. By John Lewis Thomson.
Philadelphia.

12mo. pp. 359. Plates 11.
26 AN ENQUIRY into the Merits of the principal Naval Actions
between Great Britain and the United States; comprising an ac-
count of all British and American ships of war, reciprocally captured
and destroyed since the 18th of June, 1812. By William James.
8vo.
pp. 102.
Halifax, N. S.

27 THE COLONIAL POLICY of Great Britain considered, with relation 1816. to her North American possessions, wherein the dangerous tendency of American competition is developed, and the necessity of recommencing a colonial system on a vigorous and extensive scale, exhibited and defended; with plans for the promotion of emigration and strictures on the treaty of Ghent. By a British Traveller. Baldwin,

8vo. pp. 32, 238.

28 THE REPORT of a select committee of the House of Assembly, appointed to inquire into the origin, causes, and progress of the late insurrection.

Barbados.

8vo. pp. 63.

29 WEST INDIAN SKETCHES. Drawn from authentic sources. 8vo.

London.

Published in numbers of 8 and 16 pages. No. VI. was published in 1817. 30 ANTIDOTE to "West Indian Sketches," drawn from authentic

sources.

8vo.

London.

Published in numbers like the foregoing. No. VII. was published in 1817. 31 THE EDINBURGH REVIEW and the West Indies; with observations on the pamphlets of Messrs. Stephen, Macauley, &c. and remarks on the Slave Registry Bill. By a Colonist. 8vo. pp. 360.

Glasgow.

32 NOTES on the West Indies, including observations relative to the
Creoles and Slaves of the Western colonies, and the Indians of
South America; interspersed with remarks upon the seasonings
or yellow fever of hot climates. Second edition. By George
Pinckard, M.D., &c.
Baldwin,

8vo. 2 vols.

The first edition was printed in 1806: the present contains twenty additional
letters.

33 DOCUMENTS relative to the kingdom of Hayti, with a preface.
By P. Sanders, esq., Agent to the King of Hayti.

8vo. 10s. 6d.

London.

Prince Sanders was "a gentleman of color," I believe, born and bred in Boston. 34 THE COLONIAL JOURNAL, 1816-1818.

Royal 8vo. 3 vols. Plates.

Baldwin & Co.,

1816. 35 TRAVELS in Brazil. By Henry Koster.

Longman,

4to. pp. 501. 10 coloured plates and maps. £2. 10s.

Reprinted in 1817, in two vols. 8vo. Translated into French in 1817, 2

vols. 8vo. 8 plates and 2 maps, 15f.

36 A VOYAGE round the World, from 1806 to 1812, in which Japan,
Kamschatka, the Aleutian and Sandwich Islands were visited.
Including a narrative of the author's shipwreck on the Island of
Sannack, and his subsequent wreck in the ship's long-boat. With
an account of the present state of the Sandwich Islands, and a
vocabulary of their language. By Archibald Campbell.
8vo. pp. 288. Chart. 9s.

Longman,
Campbell was an unfortunate seaman, who in one of his shipwrecks had both
his feet frozen, which rendered amputation necessary. On his return to
England, a charitable Mr. Smith drew up this account from his relations,
and had it published for his benefit.

37 NARRATIVE of Adventures and Sufferings of John R. Jewett,
only survivor of the crew of the ship Boston, among the savages
of Nootka Sound.
12mo.

See 1820.

New York.

38 APERÇU topographique de la Virginie, l'un des 17 Etats-Unis de l'Amerique septentrionale, située au centre de cette belle republique. Par Samuel Mackay, A. M.

8vo. 1 sheets.

Paris.

39 APERÇU topographique de la Louisiane: Moyens d'y former des
etablissements utiles et agréeables: Description de belles pro-
priétés à vendre dans ce vaste etat, par un Louisianais, etc.
12mo. 1 sheet. 500 printed.

Paris.

Nouvelle Orleans.

40 DIGESTE général des actes des Legislatures du territoire d'Or-
leans et de l'Etat de la Louisiane et des Ordonnances du gou ver-
nement sous le régime territoriale etc. Par F. X. Martin.
8vo. 3 vols.
41 TABLEAU des Etats-Unis de l'Amerique, au commencement du
XIX siécle, par M. E. Bonnet, Ancien Professeur du droit de
la nature et des gens.

8vo. 11 sheets. Map.

See No. 15, 1802, for another work by the same author.

Paris.

42 COMPLOT d'Arnold et de Sir Henry Clinton contre les Etats-Unis