1682 1617 KING Charles's Proclamation respecting Kidnapping persons for the American Plantations, with particular directions about the same. Folio, single sheet. 28 1618 THE CASE of John Wilmore, truly and impartially related, or a Looking Glass for all Merchants and Planters that are concerned in the American Plantations. Folio. 10s 6d 1682 1619 HAYNE'S (S., Navigation Surveyor of Devon and Cornwall) Abstract of all the Statutes made concerning Aliens Trading in England, from the first year of King Henry the Seventh, and Laws for securing our Plantation Trade to ourselves; with Observations, proving the Jews break them all, to the great damage of the Customs and his Majesties Plantations in America. 4to. An interesting Tract. 38 6d 1685 1620 LETTER from Father La Chaise, Confessor to the French King, to Father Peters, Confessor to the King of England; in which is contained the Project and Designe of that Faction to introduce the Prince of Wales. Also a Letter from William Penn to Father La Chaise. 4to, close cut. 2s Printed in the City of Philadelphia, in the Land of Promise, by order of Father Penn 1688 1621 A SIXTH COLLECTION of Papers relating to the present Juncture of Affairs in England. 4to. 58 1689 It contains a Narrative of the Miseries of New England, by reason of an arbitrary Government erected there. 1622 BYFIELD (Nat.) Account of the late Revolution in New England, with Declaration of the Inhabitants of Boston and Country adjacent. 4to. 68 1689 1623 EPISTLE of Love and Tender Advice to Friends and Brethren in America or elsewhere. By William Bingley. 4to. 58 1689 1624 BRIEF and True Account of the Persecutions of the Church of England, the beginning and progress of War with the Indians, &c., in Answer to a scandalous Pamphlet, called "News from New England, by C. D." 4to, 8 pages, poor copy. 78 6d 1690 Neither this or the News from New England appear to be known to American Bibliographers. 1625 CONSIDERATIONS offered to Parliament, showing that those Charters relating to the Plantations were taken away upon quite different reasons from those in England. Folio, 4 pages. 7s 6d About 1690 1626 THE HUMBLE ADDRESS of the Publicans of New England, to which King you please, with some Remarks upon it. 4to. 78 6d 1691 1627 A SHORT STORY of the Rise, Reign and Ruin of the Antinomians, Familists and Libertines that infected the Churches of New England, how they were confuted there, with God's strange remarkable Judgments, and the lamentable Death of Mrs. Hutchinson. 4to. £1. 11s 6d 1692 1628 COVENANT (The) of Grace not Absolute but Conditional, and the Preachers thereof Vindicated from the unjust Aspersions of Arminianism and Popery. 4to. 78 6d A curious Tract, in which the Antinomians of New Englaud are referred to. 1692 1629 THE EARTHQUAKE of Jamaica, described in a Pindaric Poem. By Mr. Tutchin. Folio. 28 6d 1692 1630 THE Truest and Largest Account of the late Earthquake in Jamaica, 7 June 1692. Written by a Rev. Divine there to his Friend in London. 4to. 48 6d 1693 1631 PRESENT PROSPECT of the Famous Island of Tobago, by Capt. John Poyntz. 4to. 78 6d 1695 1632 DEFENCE of the Scots Settlement at Darien, with an Answer to the Spanish Memorial against it, and Description of the Country. 8vo. 5s Edinb. 1699 1633 DEFENCE of the Scots abdicating Darien, including an Answer to the Defence of the Scots Settlement there. Authore Britannico sed Dunensi. 8vo. 58 1700 1634 SHORT Vindication of Phil. Scot's Defence of the Scots abdicating Darien. 8vo. 38 6d 1700 1635 ORIGINAL Papers and Letters relating to the Scots Company trading to Africa and the Indies (and their Colony of Darien). 8vo. 6s 1700 1636 REPRESENTATION and Petition of the Indian and African Company to the Parliament (respecting the Colony at Darien). 8vo. 5s Edinb. 1700 1637 CALEDONIA, or the Pedlar turned Merchant; a Tragi-Comedy, as it was acted by his Majesty's Subjects of Scotland, in the King of Spain's Province of Darien. 4to. £2. 28 London, 1700 A Tract quite unknown to all American Bibliographers. Part of the Title is given in the 'Biographia Dramatica,' where it is supposed to be a dramatic piece; in reality it consists of 127 four-line stanzas. It is a humourous though somewhat coarse Satire, in Ned Ward's style. See the New Retrospective Review,' No. 2, Feb. 1853. 1638 SCOTLAND's Grievances relating to Darien, &c., offered to the Consideration of the Parliament. 8vo. 68 1700 1639 SCOTLAND's right to Caledonia, formerly called Darien, and legality of its Settlement asserted, in three several Memorials, presented to his Majesty in May 1699. By the Lord President of the Session and Lord Advocate, on behalf of the Company of Scotland trading to Africa and the Indies. 8vo. 68 1700 1640 KEITH'S (Geo., the Pennsylvanian Quaker) two Sermons at St. Botolph's, London (the first after his Ordination). 4to. 1s 6d 1700 1641 HESKITH (Thos.) Sermon at the Funeral of the Hon. Col. Francis Collingwood and of his Lady, who were both interred in St. John's Church, in the Island of Nevis, in America, May 29th and May 31st, 1699. 4to. 28 6d 1700 1642 ACTs of Dr. Bray's Visitation, held at Annopolis in Maryland, 23, 24, 25 May, 1700. Folio, scarce. 10s 6d 1700 1643 BRAY (Thos., D.D.) Memorial representing the present State of Religion on the Continent of North America. Folio. 10s 6d 1701 1644 ESSAY upon the Government of the English Plantations, on the Continent of America, by an American. 12mo 58 1701 1645 FULL Account of the Proceedings in relation to Capt. Kidd, in two Letters. 4to 58 1701 Capt. Kidd was employed by the Earl of Bellomont to go against the Pirates which infested the Coast of North America in 1696, but turned pirate himself. He was afterwards taken at Boston, sent to England, and hung with several others. There are many traditional stories of Kidd extant in New England. 1646 STATE of the Proceedings of the House of Commons, with relation to the Impeached Lords, (Orford, Somers, and Halifax), and what happened thereupon between the two Houses. Folio. 28 It contains some curious particulars relating to the Commission granted to Capt. Kidd. 1701 1647 ACCOUNT of the Arraignments and Tryals of Col. Rich. Kirkby, Capt. Constable, and others, at a Court Martial at Port Royal, Jamaica, for cowardice and neglect of duty in a sea fight near the main land of America, between Admiral Benbow and Admiral Du Casse. Folio 3s 1703 1648 ABSTRACT of the Charter granted to the Society for the propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, 1702-Account of the propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts (containing some very curious particulars of their progress in New England, New York, Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and among the Indians). Folio, four leaves. 1704 58 1649 BURCHETT's Justification of his Naval Memoirs, in answer to the reflections of Capt. Lillingston on that part which relates to Cape François, and Port de Paix, with some short observations on our West India Expeditions. 8vo 38 1704. 1650 PROCLAMATION of Queen Anne for settling the Current Rates of Foreign Coins in the Colonies and Plantations in America. Folio, broadside, curious. 1s 1704 1651 JAMAICA Viewed: with all the Ports, Harbours, and their several Soundings, Towns, and Settlements thereunto belonging, by Captain Hickeringill. 4to, map. 58 1705 1652 PARTY-Tyranny, or an occasional Bill in Miniature, as now practised in Carolina, by Defoe. 4to, a very interesting Pamphlet. 78 6d 1705 1653 DE GEDENKWAARDIGE Voyagie Van Andries Battel van Leigh in Essex na Brasilien. 1589. Small 8vo, map & plates. 1s 6d Leyden, 1706 1654 KORT Berigt van Mr. Ellis een Richard Hawkins Reys door de Stroat van Magellanes in't Jaar 1593, Mitsguders Engelse Reysen na de Bermudas of Summer Eylanden in 1593. 12mo, maps. 1s 6d Leyden, 1706 1655 KORT Verhael van Pieter Carder gebooren tot St. Veriaan in Cornwal 1578 of zijn Reys mit Francois Drake overyckomen. Small 8vo, maps and plate. ls 6d Legden, 1706 1656 SHARP (John) SERMON at Trinity Church, New York, at the Funeral of the Right Hon. Katherine Lady Cornbury. Svo 28 1706 1657 ADDRESS of the Governor and Assembly of Jamaica to Queen Anne, respecting the Duties on Prize Goods brought into Jamaica-Answer to some malicious objections to prevent the Duties on Prize Goods being remitted. Folio, five leaves. 28 1708 1709 1658 OBSERVATIONS on Extracts taken out of the Report from the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations, (on the number of Negroes yearly imported into America). Folio, pp. 4. 28 6d 1659 SOME Remarks on a Pamphlet, called "Reflections on the Constitution and Management of the Trade to Africa." 8vo 28 1660 TRUE Account of the Design and Advantages of the South Sea Trade. 8vo 28 Relating in part to the Plantations in America. 1709 1711 1662 LETTER to a Member of Parliament on the Settling a Trade to the South Sea of America. 8vo 1s 1711 1663 DEFOE'S Essay on the South Sea Trade, with enquiry into the grounds of the present dislike of the Company. 8vo 28 6d 1712 1712 1664 ESSAY on the Nature and Methods of carrying on a Trade to the South Sea, by Robert Allen, who resided some years in the Kingdom of Peru. 8vo 2s 1665 Sermons preached before the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, at St. Mary-le-Bow. By the Bishops of St. Asaph, Lichfield and Coventry, Hereford, Bangor, London, Bristol, &c., &c., for the years, 1711, 1717, 1719, 1721, 1723, 1725, 1729, 1733, 1738, 1739, 1752, 1773, 1782, 1794, 1795, 1796, 1797, 1813, 1820. 4to and 8vo at 1s each. The appendixes to these sermons show the progress of the gospel in various parts of America. 1666 Letter from a Merchant in Amsterdam about the South Sea Trade. 8vo. 1s 1712 1667 Assiento, or Contract for allowing to the Subjects of Great Britain the Liberty of importing negroes into the Spanish America. Spanish and English. 4to. 28 1710 1668 The Considerable advantages of a South Sea Trade to our English Nation. 8vo. 1s n. d. (about 1712) advantages and decay of 18 6d 1714 1712 1669 The Assiento Contract considered, as also the the Trade of Jamaica and the Plantations. 8vo. 1670 The Case of William Sharpe, Esq., (relating to the Island of Barbadoes.) 8vo. poor copy. 28 1671 Colman (Benj., Pastor to a Church in Boston) Devout contemplation on the Meaning of Divine Providence in the Early Death of pious and lovely Children, preached on the sudden death of Elizabeth Wainwright. 12mo. 38 Boston, 1714 1672 The Groans of Jamaica expressed in a letter from a gentleman residing there, containing a narrative of the grievances and oppression of that Island. 8vo. 28 May, 1715 1714 1673 The Case and Proceedings for and against Mr. Jeronimy Clifford, merchant and planter of Surinam pp. 55. Another Case of Jeronimy Clifford, pp. 12. May, 1714. Folio, 158. 1674 MEMOIRS OF DARIEN, giving a short Description of that Country, with an Account of the Attempts of the Company of Scotland to settle a Colonie in that place, with a Relation of some of the many Tragical disasters which did attend that Design; mostly written in the year 1700, while the Author was in the American Regions. 8vo. £2. 28 Glasgow, 1715 An exceedingly rare Pamphlet. Mr. Rich had evidently never seen it, from his description, although he may be right as to the author's name. It is a very interesting narration of 102 pages, with a coarse woodcut plan of Caledonia Harbour, on p. 9. The author says, 'having been an eyewitness of many of the tragical passages of Providence, and exercised with a share of the many calamities that befel his countrymen, abroad in the wilderness and upon the sea, was the more capable to give an account of particulars relating to the design of Caledonia; and what passages he did not see himself, these he relates as he had them delivered by credible persons, who were eyewitnesses of them when they occurred; and the author being the only person of all the ministers who were sent abroad upon the service of Caledonia, that lived to return to his native country., (The other surviving minister was the Rev. Archibald Stobo, who settled at Charles Town in Carolina.) 1675 THE REPRESENTATION and Memorial of the Council of the Island of Jamaica, with a Preface by Mr. Wood. 8vo. 28 1716 1676 SERMON before the Governor and Assembly of Barbadoes, on the Thanksgiving Day, for the Suppression of the late unnatural Rebellion (in Scotland), with Preface, respecting the Charges brought against the Author by the Gov. Robert Lowther, Esq, 8vo. 2s 1717 1677 HAMILTON's (Lord Archibald) Answer to an Anonymous Libel, entitled "Articles exhibited against Lord Archibald Hamilton, late Gov. of Jamaica; with sundry Depositions." 8vo, PRIVATELY PRINTED. 28 6d 1718 1678 AMERICA. Report of the Committee on the Petition of Peter Soumans, of New Jersey, and of Jos. Ormstone, relating to Shares of Land in the Eastern and Western Divisions of New Jersey. Fol. two leaves. 58 1718 1679 LETTRES Patentes portant etablissement d'une Compagnie de Commerce sous le nom de Compagnie d'Occident (pour Canada et Louisiana), and 3 Arrests du Roy, relating to Louisiana and New Mexico. 4to. 28 1717-8 1680 LETTRES Patentes sur arrest concernant le Commerce de la Nouvelle Colonie de la Louisianne donne à Paris le 26 Aout 1718. 4to. 28 Paris, 1718 1681 ARREST du Roy concernant le Commerce du Castor (Beavers) en Canada. 4to. 18 6d 1719 1682 FRENCH's (George) Answer to a Scurrilous Libel, entitled a Letter to Mr. G. French, occasioned by his History of Col. Park's Administration of the Leeward Islands. 8vo, pp. 239. 48 1719 1683 HISTORICAL Account of the Voyages and Adventures of Sir Walter Raleigh, with his Discoveries and Conquests for the Crown of England, and Attempts for Discovery of the Gold Mines in Guiana, and an account how that rich country might now be planted. 8vo. 58 1719 1684 REPRESENTATION of the miserable state of Barbadoes, under the arbitrary and corrupt administration of Robert Lowther, Esq. 8vo, 28 6d 1719 1685 ARREST du Couseil d'Etat du Roy qui ordonne l'Infeodation de l'Isle, Terre et Marquisat de Belle Isle au profit de la Compagnie des Indes, du 17 Mars, 1720-Lettres Patentes du Roy portant confirmation du Contrat d'Infeodation de la Terre de Belle Isle. 4to. 1s 6d Paris, 1720 1686 SELECT TRACTS relating to Colonies, including the "Benefit of Plantations." By William Penn, the Founder of Pennsylvania. 8vo. 1s 6d About 1720 1687 RIGHT Way to shake off a Viper, Essay upon a Case too commonly calling for consideration, What shall good men do when they are evil spoken of? with Preface of Dr. Increase Mather. 12mo, 38 6d Boston, 1720 1688 FULL and Impartial Account of the Company of Mississippi, otherwise called the French East India Company, projected and settled by Mr. Law, (in French and English), with a description of the Country and a Relation of its first Discovery. 8vo. 58 1720 1689 THE considerable advantages of a South Sea Trade to our English Nation. 8vo 18 About 1720 |