EVANS 13245 76 A LETTER to the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, &c. 77 STRICTURES on a Pamphlet, entitled a "Friendly Address to all "By General Lee."-MS. note. Reprinted in Boston in 1775, 12mo. pp. 12. A fragment Mary V. V. (New York?) 79 AN ADDRESS from Congress to the inhabitants of Quebec. 8vo. Phil. Lib. Cat. 867. Philadelphia. 80. LETTRE addressé aux habitans opprimés de la province de Quebec, de la part du Congrés général de l'Amerique Septentrionale, tenu à Philadelphie. Philadelphia. 8vo. Phil. Lib. Cat. 867. 81 AN APPENDIX to the American edition of the life of Archbishop 8vo. pp. xx. & 28. 82 A FREE EXAMINATION of the critical commentary on Archbishop 8vo. pp. 123. 83 NUEVAS UTILIDADES de la Quina, demostradas, confirmadas, y añadidas por el D. Josef Alsinet, &c. Madrid. MDCCLXXV. 11 PARLIAMENTARY REGISTER. The debates from 1768 to 1774 were not published, strangers having been excluded from the gallery of the House of Commons during that period. "The public were thereby deprived of many of those splendid orations of Burke, to which the traditions of the house ascribe such marvellous power, and many other speeches illustrating the feelings and opinions that preceded the war of the American Revolution." The short-hand notes, taken by Sir William Cavendish during the whole of this time, having been lately discovered are about being published by J. Wright. See Athenæum, June 6, 1840 p. 458. A volume was printed in 1839. 30 A DECLARATION of the people's natural right to a share in the legislature, which is the fundamental principle of the British Constitution of State. By Granville Sharpe. (The second edition). White. 8vo. pp. 279. The first edition is dated 1747. See No. 73. าย 111 HEADS OF ENQUIRY relative to the present state and condition of his Majesty's Colony of Connecticut, signified by H.M's Secretary of State, in his letter of the 5th of July, 1773; with the answers thereto. New London. Folio. pp. 15. Printed by T. Green, Printer to the Governor and Company. The work consists of 21 questions with their answers. (E. C. Herrick.) 112 THE AMERICAN ATLAS, &C. (See No. 4, 1778.) Engraved on 48 copper-plates. By Thomas Jeffereys, &c, Folio. Some copies have the date of 1776. 113 THE NORTH AMERICAN PILOT for Newfoundland, Labradore, the Gulf and River of St. Lawrence; being a collection of sixty accurate charts and plans, drawn from original surveys taken by J. Cook, M. Lane, and J. Gilbert, and others. Engraved by Thomas Jefferys on 36 large copper-plates. Part second:-The North American Pilot for New England, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, the two Carolinas, and Florida. Drawn from original surveys taken by J. Gascoigne, J. Fisher, J. Blarney and others. 17 sheets. Folio. 2 vols. 53 sheets. Sayer and Bennet, Harv. Coll. Cat. Maps, p. 222. 114 AN ESSAY on the Art of making Moscovado Sugar, wherein a new process is proposed. 4to. pp. 50. Weatherby, Jamaica. 115 AN ORATION delivered March 15th, 1775, at the request of a number of the inhabitants of the town of Boston. Thomas Bolton. 4to. pp. 9. By Dr. (Boston ?) "This oration was delivered from the balcony of the British Coffee House, by a gentleman disguised, to a crowded audience of Officers, Tories, &c., in ridicule of that delivered by Dr. Warren."-M S. note. 116 THE DECLARATION OF CONGRESS, setting forth the causes and necessity of their taking up arms. Philadelphia. 8vo. Phil. Lib. Cat. 867. 117 AN ADDRESS from Congress to the inhabitants of Great Britain. 8vo. Philadelphia. Phil Lib. Cat. 867. 118 AN ADDRESS from Congress to the people of Ireland. 8vo. Phil. Lib. Cat. 867. Philadelphia. 119 THE OPINION of Congress on a resolution of the House of Commons of Great Britain, of the 20th of February 1775. 8vo. Phil. Lib. Cat. 867. Philadelphia. 120 EXTRACTS from the proceedings of Congress, held September 5, 1774; with the proceedings of the Pennsylvania Convention held January 23, 1775. Philadelphia. 8vo. Phil. Lib. Cat. 867. 121 THE REGULATIONS lately made concerning the Colonies, and the taxes imposed upon them considered. By the late R. H. George Grenville. 8vo. pp. 114. . The third edition. See 1765, No. 12. Wilkie, 122 A FULL AND IMPARTIAL EXAMINATION of the Rev. Mr. John Wesley's address to the Americans; in which that gentleman's inconsistencies are remarked; his assertions proved groundless, &c. By a friend to the people and their interests. 12mo. pp. 36. No place or date. 123 AN ALARM to the legislature of the province of New York, occasioned by the present political disturbances in North America: addressed to the honourable Representatives in General Assembly convened. 8vo. pp. 13. "By Isaac Wilkins Esq."-M.S. note. New York. 124 THE SPEECH of Lord Lyttleton, on a motion made in the House of Lords for a repeal of the Canada Bill, May 17, 1775. 4to. pp. 10. Ridley, London. 125 MEMOIRE Sur les pays de l'Asie et de l'Amerique, situés au nord de la Mer du sud, accompagné d'une carte de comparaison des Plans de MM. Engel et de Vaugondy, avec le plan des cartes Modernes. Par J. N. Buache, Georg, ord, du Roi. 4to. pp. 22. Map. MDCCLXXVI. Paris. 11 A CONCISE NATURAL HISTORY of East and West Florida. Containing an account of the natural produce of all the Southern part of British America, in the three Kingdoms of Nature, particularly the Animal and Vegetable. Likewise the artificial produce now raised, or possible to be raised, and manufactured there, with some commercial and political observations in that part of the world, and a Chronographical account of the same. By Captain Bernard Romans. New York. Small 8vo. pp. 342. This rare book contains an engraved dedication to Ellis the Naturalist, and six other plates etched by the Author. Another copy with the date of 1775, and called Vol. I., has an Appendix of 89 pages and 3 Maps. 109 THE HISTORY of North America. Containing an exact account of their first settlements, &c. With the present state of the different colonies, and a large introduction. 12mo. pp. 284. Millar, &c., London. 110 VOTES of the Honourable House of Assembly of Jamaica, in a Session begun Oct. 31, and ended Dec. 22, 1775. Folio, 5 vols. St. Jugo de la Vega, Jamaica. Continued to the year 1782. 111 STRICTURES upon the Declaration of the Congress at Philadelphia. In a letter to a Noble Lord. 8vo. pp. 32. No Printer or Publisher's name. London. In a volume of tracts which belonged to Sir James Wright, this is stated to have been written by Gov. Hutchinson. 112 REFLECTIONS on the state of Parties; on the National Debt, and the necessity and expediency of the present war with America. 8vo. pp. 64. Davies, The date is by mistake 1746. In the same volume with the foregoing, attributed to Mr. Champion. 113 A VIEW of the several schemes with respect to America, and their comparative merit in promoting the interest and dignity of Great Britain. 8vo. pp. 55. Owen, Presentation copy from the author, Capell Lofft, to Granville Sharp, with additions in M.S. Signed Capel Lofft, 10 July, 1777. 114 SERIOUS REFLECTIONS addressed to all parties on the present state of American Affairs. A sermon preached &c. By S. Worsley. Author, London. 8vo. pp. 35. 115 A PLAN for settling the unhappy dispute between Great Britain and her colonies. Imperium cum libertate. Small 8vo. pp. 26. Privately Printed. By Edmund Jennings Esq. |