INDEX. 00000 BOOKS with splendid Engravings and Atlasses Portraits and Prints Folio. 4to. 8vo. 12mo. Geography, History, Voyages, Travels, Biography, Antiquities, and Divinity and Ecclesiastical History Sermons Theologia et Ecclesiastica Historia Auctores Classici Græci et Latini Metaphysics, Morals, Education, Political Economy, Politics, and Na- Medicine, Surgery, Anatomy, Natural History, Botany, and Agri- 150 150 151 173 174 178 180 180 181 188 Arts, Sciences, Architecture, Commerce, Mathematics, and Chymistry 190 190 192 197 Addenda No. I. Addenda, Auctores Classici, &c. 199 199 CATALOGUE. -00000 BOOKS WITH SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS, ATLASES, ANTIQUITIES 1 PRINTS, &c. ACKERMAN'S Fashions of British Ladies, 150 plates, 8vo. half bound, $30 2 Amsinck's (Paul) Tunbridge Wells, in a series of etchings, royal 4to. boards, $27 3 Arliss's Pocket Magazine of Classic and Polite Literature, with beautiful engravings, Nos. 1 to 48, price 25 cents per Number. Published monthly. 4 Atlas, Genealogical, Historical, Chronological, and Geographical; being a general guide to ancient and modern history; exhibiting the origin, descent, and marriages of the principal royal families; with the various possessions, wars, celebrated battles, and remarkable events, to 1821, on the plan of Le Sage. Improved by M. Lavoine. Reprinted from the last London edition, improved by G. Gros of Paris, and J. Aspine of London. Third American edition, with the addition of several new Maps of American history and geography, half bound, $25 Philad. 1821. 5 American, intended as a companion to the above, containing Maps of North and South America, with all their divisions into states, kingdoms, &c. on the plan of Le Sage. This Atlas will contain 53 maps, executed from the most recent authorities, $20 Philad. 1822. These two works form the most complete system of geography and history ever published; and too much cannot be said in praise of the mind which projected, or the enterprize which has produced this extensive body of instruction. Their appearance, in so complete a forin, in the United States, reflects equal honour on the publishers and the country. 6 and Geography, with Statistical Tables, by John Melish, maps coloured, $5 Philad. 1816 7 by James Wallis, containing 30 maps, coloured, $8 Lond. 1813 Mirror, by S. G. Neele, containing 43 maps, coloured, $14 8 This is a very beautiful Atlas. 9 Atlas, a new General, in 53 maps, very finely executed by A. Arrowsmith, $11 Edinb. 1817 10 Audebert et L. P. Viellot. Histoire naturelle et générale des colibris, oiseaux-mouches, jacamars et promerops: des grimpereaux, et des oiseaux de Paradis. 2 vols. imperial folio, most elegantly bound in red morocco, and gilt edges, $200 Paris, 1802 The birds are all beautifully coloured after nature, and the names printed in gold letters. It is one of the most splendid works of the kind ever published, and cost, in Paris, $300. 11 Barton's Medical Botany of the United States, in 8 parts, 4to. coloured plates, $24 Philad. 1819 12 Barozzio's Five Orders of Architecture, by Leek, folio, $3 Lond. 13 Bigelow's 'American Medical Botany, in six parts, royal 8vo. coloured plates, $21 Bost. 1819 14 Biographical Magazine, (The) containing Portraits, with Lives and Characters of Eminent and Ingenious Persons of every Age and Nation. The portraits engraved by Hall. The lives written by Mr. Harrison. No. 1 to 24, price $1 per Number, in royal octavo, complete, with Indexes. The portraits are at the head of each page, and the Biography completed in the same page. The portraits are, Shakspeare, Handel, Johnson, Sir J. Reynolds, King of Prussia, Lord Chatham, Lord Nelson, Washington, Milton, Newton, Addison, Hogarth, Voltaire, Sheridan, Garrick, Lavater, Locke, Pope, Franklin, Steele, Blackstone, Burke, Swift, Duke of Marlborough, Sir J. Romily, Lords Camden, Capel, Clarendon, Essex, Fairfax, Granby, Herbert, Nottingham, Hunt, Montrose, Morton, Russell, Chesterfield, Thurlow, &c.; Bishops Laud, Cranmer, Porteus, Tillotson, Secker, Watson, Hurd, Latimer, and Williams; Doctors Darwin, Hawksworth, Paley, Doddridge, Gill, King, Priestley, &c. &c.; and twenty-five others, being eight portraits to each Number. 15 Blair's (John, LL.D.) Chronology and History of the World, from the creation to 1768. Illustrated in 56 Copperplate Tables, and brought down to the year 1814, with all the Maps complete. 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This copy was published at 117. sterling. 19 Cave's Antiquities of York, containing 40 etchings, with descriptive letter-press, royal 4to. boards, $15 20 Charter House (illustrated History of) coloured, royal 4to. boards, $6 do. do. 21 Christ's Hospital, do. $6 22 Dance of Life, a Poem, by the author of Dr. Syntax, illustrated with coloured engravings, by T. Rowlandson, boards, $6 23 Eddy's Map of the State of New-York. rollers, or in books, coloured, $8 Lond. 1817 Corrected to 1821. On 24 Elsam's Designs for Cottages, 11 coloured engravings, 4to. bds. $6 25 Eton College, (illustrated History of) 10 coloured engravings, elephant 4to. boards, $12 26 Evelyn's (John, Esq.) Sylva, or a Discourse on Forest Trees; and Terra, or a Philosophical Discourse on the Earth, with Notes by H. Hunter, M.D. F.R.S. fourth edition, with the Editor's last corrections, and a short Memoir of him. 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As this work contains every form and order of ancient architecture, ever seen in England and Wales, and as time is daily destroying those monuments of the genius of past ages, the only resource of the student is to be found in the labours of the Antiquary. 30 Hakemill's (James, Architect) Sketches of Windsor and its Neighbourhood, 35 plates and vignettes, boards, $30 31 Harrow School, (illustrated History of) coloured engravings, elephant 4to boards. 32 Hindoostan, (the View of) with plates illustrating its natural history, scenery, &c. 2 vols. royal 4to. boards, $14 Lond. 1798 33 Hints on the Formation of Pleasure Grounds and Gardens, with |