NO.

Pinkerton's Collection, &c.

1772 to 1775; and last Voy-
age, from 1776 to 1780-
Peron's Voyage for the Dis-

covery of Southern Lands.

96 Vol. XXIII. Life of Colon, by his Son, and

an Account of his Disco-
very of America-Account
of the Discoveries and Set-
tlements of the English in
America, from Henry the
Seventh to Elizabeth.

97 Vol. XXIV. Continuation of the Discove

98 Vol. XXV.

ries of the English in Ame-
rica - Frobisher's second
Voyage for the Discovery
of a North-West Passage
-Voyages and Naviga-
tions of the English to Vir-
ginia-Cauthier's first Re-
lation of New France-
Navigation of the French
to New France-Cauthier's
Voyage to Canada.
Smith's History of Virginia,
New England, and the
Summer Islands - Lahe-
tan's Travels in Canada-
Memoirs of North America
-Kalm's Travels in North
America.

NO.

Pinkerton's Collection, &c.

99 Vol. XXVI. Kalm's Travels, continued

Barnaby's Travels in North

100 Vol. XXVII. Betagh's Account of Peru

Ovalle's Account of ChiliCondamine'sTravels in South America-Bouguer's Voyage to Peru-Ulloa's Voyage to South America.

101 Vol. XXVIII. Ulloah's Voyage, continued

-Nieuhoff's Voyages and
Travels into Brazil.

102 Vol. XXIX. Lobo's Voyage to Abyssinia

-Poncet's Journey to Abys

sinia-Brown's Travels in

Africa-Pocock's Travels in

Egypt.

103 Vol. XXX. Addison's Account of West

Barbary-Windhus's Jour

ney to Mequinez, in Morocco-Shaw's Travels in Barbary-Lempriere's Tour to Morocco-Abd. Allalif's Account of Egypt.

104 Vol. XXXI. Themberg's Account of the

Cape of Good Hope, and

some parts of the Interior

NO.

NO.

Pinkerton's Collection, &c.

of Southern Africa, in 1772
-Account of a Voyage to
Congo, in the years 1666
and 1667, by Angelo and
Carli-Merollo's Voyage to
Congo, in 1682-Adven-
tures of Andrew Battel, in
Angola, in 1589-Bosman's
Account of the Coast of Gui-
nea, in 1700.

105 Vol. XXXII. Bosman's Guinea, continued

-Bryant's History of Lo-
ango, Kakongo, and other
Kingdoms in Africa-Adan-
son's Voyage to Senegal, Isle
of Goree, and the River
Gambia-Santos's History
of Eastern Ethiopia-Ro-
chon's Voyage to Madagas-
car and the East Indies-
Glass's History of the Canary
Islands-Browne's Journies
in the Interior of Africa-
Park's Travel's in Africa.

106 Vol. XXXIII. Retrospect of the Origin and

Progress of Discovery, by

Sea and Land, in ancient,
modern, and the most recent
Times-Catalogue of Books
of Voyages and Travels.

107 Vol. XXXIV. Index.

NO.

NO.

108 Pitt's (William) Memoirs and Life, by his Friend and Tutor, George Tomline, Bishop of Winchester, 2 vols. 31. 13s. 6d.

Vol. I. From 1759 to 1786.

-II. From 1786 to 1793.

Pocock's Travels in Egypt

Observations on Palestine, and

Travels in the East

Poncet's Journey to Abyssinia

109 Porter's (Sir R. Ker) Travels in Georgia,

110

Persia, Armenia, Ancient Baby

lonia, &c. &c. during the years
1817, 18, 19, and 20, 2 vols.
gl. 98.

Narrative of the Campaign in Rus-
sia, during the year 1812, 17. 11s. 6d.
111 Posthumous Letters, from various Cele-
brated Men, addressed to Francis Col-
man, and George Colman the Elder;
edited by Colman the Younger, 21. 28.
112 Princep's (H. P.) Narrative of the Political
and Military Transactions of British In-
dia, under the Administration of the
Marquis of Hastings, 1813 to 1818, 31. 3s,
Proyart's History of Loango, Kakongo, and
other Kingdoms in Africa

RABBI'S Travels through Europe, Asia,

and Africa, from Spain to China

E

102

93

102

105

86

NO.

113 Raffles (Thomas Stamford) History of Java,
2 vols. Maps and Plates, 61. 6s.

Ramond's Journey to the Summit of Mont
Perdu

Regnard's Journey to Lapland, in 1681

114 Reynolds' (Sir Joshua) Memoirs, comprising Original Anecdotes of many Distinguished Persons, his Contemporaries; to which are added, Varieties on Art, by J. Northcote, Esq. with the Supplement, comprising additional Anecdotes, 31.7s. 6d. Richard's History of Tonquin

Riesbeck's Travels through Germany

115 Riley's Loss of the American Brig Com-
merce, wrecked on the Western Coast of
Africa, August, 1815; with an Account
of the Cities of Tombuctoo and Wassa-
nah, 21. 2s.

Robertson's Tour through the Isle of Man
Rochon's Voyage to Madagascar and the
East Indies

Roe's (Sir Thomas) Journal of an Embassy

Roy's Narrative of Four Russian Sailors

to the Great Mogul

cast upon Spitzbergen

and China

Rubruqui's remarkable Travels in Tartary

NO.

81

74

91

84

177

105

88

75

86