2438 THE BEAUTIES and Deformities of Fox, North, and Burke, selected from their Speeches. 8vo, two caricature plates. 18 6d 1784 2439 TWO TRACTS to those who would remove to America, and Remarks on the Savages of North America. By Dr. Benj. Franklin. 8vo. 18 6d 1784 2440 VINDICATION of Governor Parr and his Council against the Complaints of several Persons who sought to engross 270,000 Acres of Land in Nova Scotia, &c., &c. 8vo. 28 6d 1784 2441 ANSWER to Dr. Inglis's Defence of his Character, against "Reply to Remarks," &c. By J. Viator, alias Sam. Peters (Vide Nos. 2428, 29, 30, and 40). 8vo. 28 1785 2442 WILLIAMS (Helen Maria). Peru, a Poem in 6 Cantos. 4to. 28 1784 2443 CHALMERS' (Geo.) Opinions on Interesting Subjects of Public Law and Commercial Policy, arising from American Independence. 8vo. 48 1785 8vo. 1785 2444 CURSORY Remarks upon Rev. M. Ramsay's Essay on the Treatment and Conversion of African Slaves in the Sugar Colonies. 1s 6d 2445 SOME Facts stated, relative to the conduct of Walter Patterson, Esq., late Governor of the Island of St. John's, of Edmund Fanning, Esq., late Governor, and of P. Stewart, Esq., Chief Justice of the said Island, occasioned by some Notes in a Pamphlet, entitled, "The Criminating Complaint," &c. 8vo, PRIVATELY PRINTED. 25 About 1785 2446 DU COMMERCE des Colonies ses Principes et ses Lois, appliquées aux Colonies Françaises de l'Amerique. 8vo. 18 6d 1785 2447 HUMPHREY'S (Colonel David) Poem addressed to the Armies of the United States of America. 4to. 28 Paris, 1785 2448 OBSERVATIONS on the Importance of the American Revolution, and the means of making it a Benefit to the World. By Dr. R. Price. 1785 8vo. 28 2449 SHORT Address to the Citizens, Merchants, and Manufacturers of Great Britain, on the Importance of the Trade of this Country with the United States of America. By a Manufacturer. 8vo. 1s 6d 1785 2450 SIX SERMONS by the late Thomas Prince, one of the Ministers of the South Church, Boston, published from his MSS. With Life by Dr. John Erskine. 12mo. 28 6d 4to. 1s 6d 1785 They contain some curious historical facts relating to the revivals in New England. 2451 EXAMEN Impartial de la Critique sans nom d'Auteur des Cartes de la Mer Baltique et du Golfe de Finlande, presentée à M. le Marechal de Castries par M. le Clerc. Paris, 1786 2452 FACTS and Reasons in support of a Bill for a Special Commission, respecting the captured property at St. Eustatius by Admiral Rodney, &c. 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