NO.

Pinkerton's Collection, &c.

75 Vol. II.

Allison's Voyage from Archangel
--Account of Samoiedia, and
the Samoiedes-Seven Men
left at Spitzbergen-Forty-
two Persons left at Spitzber-
gen-Phipps' Voyage to the
North Pole-Le Roy's Narra-
tive of Four Russian Sailors
cast upon Spitzbergen-Back-
strom's Voyage to Spitzbergen

-Von Troil's Letters on Ice-
land-Kerguellen's Voyage to
the North-De Chate's Voyage
to Tercera.

Vol. III. Gonzale's Voyage to England
and Scotland-Shaw's Tour to

the West of England-Bray's
Tour into Derbyshire.

Vol. IV. Ferber's Oryotography of Der

byshire Moritz's Travels

through several Parts of Eng land-Skrine's Tours through Wales Malkin's Tour through Wales Hassel's Tour to the Isle of Wight--Heath's Account of the Islands of Scilly-Robertson's Tour through the Isle of Man.

Vol. V. Pennant's Tours into Scotland.

D

NO.

NO.

Pinkerton's Collection, &c.

NO.

79 Vol. VI. Pennant's Tours into Scotland,

continued-Account of the Dro-
sacks-Martin's Western Islands,
and Voyage to St. Kilda-Mac-
kenzie's Account of Hirta and
Rona-Brand's Orkneys & Shet-
land-Young's Tour in Ireland-
Hamilton on the Northern Coast
of Ireland.

80 Vol. VII. Lister's Journey to Paris, in 1698

-Young's Travels in France.

81 Vol. VIII. Young's Travels in France, con-
tinued-Saussure's Attempts to

reach the Summit of Mont Blanc
-Ramond's Journey to the Sum-
mit of Mont Perdu.

82 Vol. IX. Spallanzani's Travels in the Two

Sicilies-Dolomeu's Account of

the Earthquakes in Calabria in
1783-Bourgoigne's Travels in

Spain.

83 Vol. X. Bourgoigne's Travels in Spain,

continued-Coxe's Travels in
Switzerland, and in the Country

of the Grisons.

84 Vol. XI. Riesbeck's Travels through Germany, in a Series of Letters, in 1780-Coxe's Travels in Denmark and Norway-Fortia's Travels in Sweden.

NO.

NO.

Pinkerton's Collection, &c.

85 Vol. XII. Fortia's Travels in Sweden, con

tinued-Çoxe's Travels in Rus

sia.

86 Vol. XIII. Rabbi's Travels through Europe, Asia, and Africa, from Spain to China-Rubruqui's remarkable Travels in Tartary and China-Marco Polo's Voyages and Travels in Asia, Tartary, and the East Indies-Travels of Two Mohammedans through India and China, in the Ninth Century-Nieuhoff's Embassy to China, in 1655-Bell's Travels in Asia, in 1715.

87 Vol. XIV. Bell's Travels, continued-Hamel's Travels in Korea-Description of Tibet-Goëz' Travels from Lahor to China, in 1602- Missionaries' Travels through Tibet, to and from China-Caron's Account of Japan-Copy of a Japan Diary -Kemper's History of Japan. Roe's (Sir Thomas) Journal of Embassy to the Great Mogul -Bernier's Voyage to the East Indies-Extracts from

88 Vol. XV.

89 Vol. XVI. Hamilton's East Indies, conti

nued-Lord's Discovery of the
Banians and Persees -Bu-
chanan's Journey from Madras
through the Countries of My-

sore, Canara, and Malabar.

90 Vol. XVII. Extracts from the Travels of Pietro Dalle Valle in PersiaChardin's (Sir John) Travels into Persia-Description of Persia-Franklin's Tour from Bengal to Persia, in 1786Forster's Travels in PersiaAccount of the Independent Tartars-Jenkinson's Voyages and Travels to Bucharia-Balbi's Voyage to Pegu-Fitch's Voyage to Ormus and the East Indies-Symes's Embassy to

Ava.

91 Vol. XVIII. Symes's Embassy, continued—

History of Siam-Baron's De

scription of the Kingdom of

NO.

NO.

NO.

Pinkerton's Collection, &c.

Tonqueen-Richard's History
of Tonquin-Borri's Account
of Cochin-China.

92 Vol. XIX. Niebuhr's Travels in Arabia

Blount's Voyage into the Le-
vant, in 1634-Voyage to
Mount Libanus, by Dandini-
Maundrell's Journey from Alep-
po to Jerusalem.

93 Vol. XX. Clayton's Journal from Cairo to
Mount Linia-Pocock's Obser-

vations on Palestine, and Tra-
vels in the East.

94 Vol. XXI. Dampier's Account of the Phi-
lippines - Guignes's Account
of the Philippines and the Isle
of France-Beckman's Voy-
age, and Account of the Island
of Borneo-Account of Java
and Batavia-Account of Ce-
lebes, Amboyna, &c.-Piga-
fetto's Voyage round the World,
in 1519, 20, 21, and 22-Pel-
sart's Voyage to Australasia—
Tasman's Voyage of Discovery
of Southern Countries-Dam-
pier's Account of New Holland.

95 Vol. XXII. Cook's first Voyage, in 1768 to 1771; second Voyage, from