MoNTRÉAL.—Plan of Marie in Canada

(Dans Rocque, set of plans, etc., No. 22.)

the town and fortifications of Montreal or Ville

588. QUÉBEC.—Piano della citta di Quebec. D. Vev. Rossi, sc. 94 X 9%. ns Gazzettiere Americano, Livorno, T. 3, p. 69.)

589. QUEREC.—Plan of Quebec, reduc’d from an actual survey. (Dans Rocque, set of plans, No. 1.)

590. Rocque (M. A.).—A Set of Plans and Forts in America reduced from

Actual Surveys, by M. À, Rocque, London. Engraved title and 30 full-page plates, engraved by P. Andrews. 40 oblong.

591. TicONDEROGA.— Plan of the fort at Ticonderoga at the head of Lake Chamà plain. 5 X 64.

(Dans Rocqu:, No. 9.)

592. Wicciam HENRY.—A plan of fort William Henry and the English camps

& intrenchments with the French different camps and attacks. 6 X 44.

(Ibidem, No. 21.)

593, BELLIN (N.).—Le Petit Atlas Maritime. Recueil de cartes et plans des quatre parties du monde. aris, 5 vols. grand in-4°.

(En tout 575 cartes et plans gravés sur cuivre, la plupart en double format. Les deux premiers volumes sont consacrés à l'Amérique; l’un d’eux est intitulé “ Recueil de cartes et plans de l’Amériqve Septentrionale ec des iles Antilles, et comprend 102 cartes double

format, avec plans de Québer, Montréal, Fort du Détroit, Louisbourg, Halifax, Nouvella Orléans, etc.)

594. LouisBoURa.— Port de Louisbourg dans l'Isle Royale. S14, x 4 (Dans Bellin, Petit Atlus Maritime, T. 1, No. 25.)

595. LOUISIANE.—Carte de la Louisiane et Pays voisins. S14 X 1124 (Dans Chambon, Le Commerce de l'Amérique par Ma , Avi-

gnon, 1764, T. 2, p. S1; aussi dans Bellin, Petit Atlas Maritime, 1764, T. 1, No. 40.)

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LOUISIANE.—Carte réduite des Costes de la Louisiane et de la Floride, par ordre de M, le Due de Choiseul colonel general des Suisses et Grisons, Ministre de la guerre et de la Marine, Par 8. BHellin, Ingénieur de la Marine, 21 X 33, (Au Séminaire de Québec.)

MoNTRÉAL.—L'isle de Montréal et ses environs, S%4 X 13%. (Dans Bellin, T. 1, No. 11.)

QUuÊSEC.—Plan de In ville de Québec. S% X 11.) (1bid., T. 1, No. 0.)

ATLANTIC OCEAN.—Chart of the Atlantic Ocean, with the British, French and Spanish settlements in North America, and the West Indies, as also on the coast of Africa, by Thos, Jefferys. 10 X 244.

BEAURAIN.—Atlas pour servir à l'intelligence de l'histoire de la guerre entre les Roys de France et d'Angleterre, entre le Roy de Prusse et l'Impératrice Reine, la Suède et la Russie, par le Cher de Beaurain. Paris, 1765. 67 planches gravées de plans de villes, de batailles, etc. In-4°, Plans à consulter: Attaque des forts de Chouagen par le Mis de Montcalm en 1756; Attaque du fort William-Henry en 1757; Plan de la bataille de Carillon en 1758; Bataille sous Québec gagnée par M. de Lévis, 1760; Plan de Louisbourg dans l'Ile Royale; Plan de Québec, etc.

Iszes MAGDELAINES, golfe St. Laurent levées en 176%. {) X 141%.

Muississtpi.—Course of the Mississipi from the Balise to Fort Cüartres, Taken on an Expedition to the Illinois, on the latter end of the year 1765. By Lieut. Ross of the 34th Regiment. 44 X 14.

(Aux archives du Séminaire de Québec.)

Quesex de hoofstad van Kanada van de rivier van St. Laurens door de Engelshen belegerd en by Verdrag bemugtigd in't joar 1759. Tirion, 1765. 13 X 17. Légende.

QuÊBSEC.—An authentic Plan of the river St. Lawrence from Sill-ry, to the fall of Montmorenci, with the operations of the siege of Quebec, under the command of vice-nadmiral Saunders et major general Wolfe down to the 5 Sept. 1759. Drawn by a Captain in his Majesties Navy. London, Jefferys. 1314 X 19.

CABILLON.—Plan of the Town and fort of Carillon at Ticonderoga, with the attack made by the British army commanded by General Abercrombie, 8 July 1758, engraved by Jefferys (1766). 15 X 19.

(Dans Jefferys, General Topography, No. 36; aussi daus American Maps, T. 5, No. 20.)

ST. LAURENT.—An exact chart of the River St. Lawrence, from Fort Frontenac to the island of Anticosti, shewing the soundings. rocks, shoals, etc., with views of the Lands and all necessary instructions for navigating that river to Quebec, by Jefferys, 1766. 23% X 3814.

(Dans American Maps, TL. 5, No. 3.)

607, Lanhanon—A chart of part of the const of Labrado. from the strnights of Bell Isle to Cape PBluf surveyed by Joseph Gilbert in 1767, and engraved by Thomas Jofforyx 18 % 2114.

(Dans North American Pilot, 1806, No, 21.)

NouverLe ORLEANS, Grondvakte van Nienwe Orles 17%

(Dans Hedendangsehe historis of tegemvocrt , n Amcrika, Te Amaterdam, 1767, TE, 3, pb. 281.)

AMÉRIQUE pu Non —An accurate Map of North Amerien, Describing and distinguishing the Pritish. Spanish and French dominions on this wront continent, according to 1! definitive trenty concluded nt Paris, 10 Feb. 1763, also all the West Irilin ixlandse, belonging to and possesseil by the several European l'rinces and states by E. Towen and J. Gibson. 40 X 47.

7 QUESNE.— Plan of fort Le Quesne built by the French at the fork of the Ohio and Monongnhela in 1754 By Robert Stobo, For R Sayer & T, Jeffervs, 170 12 € 12.

(Americe + T5, No, 24: aussi dans. efferys, Topoyraphy of North Ames va ! on, 1768, No, 48

HALIFAX —A Chart of t - Pnlifax, in Nova Scotia, with

Jebucto bay ar Cape Saubro b Mort , published by Jefferys.

LABRADOR.—A chart of part of the const nf i ibradore, from Grand Point to Shecatica, Survevel ! Î ei 1 in 1168 and engraved by Thomas Jeffervsx, 20 20

(Dans North American Pilot, 18355, Xo, 22.)

LAC CHAMPLAIN.—A chorographien! map of the country between Albany, Oswego, Fort Frontenac, and + Trois Rivières : éxhibiting al! the grants made by the French gorernors on Luke Champlain; ant ‘: tween that lake and Monireal. Lrawn from authentic survey, Thomas Jefferys. 27 X 21.

(Dans Jefferys, General Topography, No. 21.)

LOUISBOURG.—A plan of the city and fortifications of Louisbourg : { survey made by Richard Gridley in 1745. 15 X 24%. (Dans Jefferys, General Topography. 1768, No. 28.)

LOUISIANE.—Païs cédés, sheet 1st containing the coast of Louisiana a: Florida. By Thos. Jefterys. 19 x 95.

(Dans Jefferys, G. Topography, No. G6.)

NOUVELLE ECOSSE.—A new map of Nova Scotia and Cape Britain, with the adjacent parts of New Eyland and Canada. 1814 X 24, (Ibidem, No. 21.)

NouvEzLE ECosse.—Map of Nova Scotia or Acadia, with the Islands of

Cape Breton and St. Johns from actual surveys; by Capt. Montresor. 20 X 27.

OBME (ROBERT).—Six plans of different dispositions of the English army under the command of the late gen. Braddock, in North America. By Robert Orme.

(Dans Jefferys, General Topography, Nos. 46-52; aussi aans Faden's Collection, No. 11.)

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SAYER & JEFFERYS.—T'opozraphie Generale de l'Amérique Septentrionale et Indes Occidentales ; ou Recueil de toutes les Cartes Marines ou autres Arpentages Particuliers et Plans, de cette partie du monde, qui ont été publiés: gravé par M. Jefferys : London, Sayer & Jefferys, grand in-folio, 1768.

Taots RIVIÈRES.—T'ne provinces of New York, and New Jersey, with part of Pensilvania and the government of Trois Rivières and Montreal ; drawn by capt. Holland. Engraved by Thomas Jefferys. London, Sayer & Jefferys. 20 X 54.

CANADA.—Nieuwe Kaart van Kanada, de landen aan de Hudsous*1\ay en de noordwestelyke deelen van Noord-Amerika. Te Amaslerdum. I. Tirion, 1769. 12 X 17.

(Dans Hedendaagsche historie, ete., T. 3, p. 427.)

LOUISBOURG.—A plan of the city of Louisbourg, with its fortifications. J. Gibson, sculp. 214 X 44.

(Dans World displayed, 1769, T. 5, p. 74.)

QUEBEC.—A plan of the city of Quebec, and its fortifications. J. Gibson, sculp. 214 X 414.

(Ibidem, T. 5, p. 66.)

QUESEK, door de Engelschen belgerd en bij verdrag bemagtigd in 1759. Amsterdam, Tirion, fol.

Acapra (L’) le provincie de Sagadahook e Maine, la Nuova Hampshire, la Rhode Island e parte de Massachusetts e Connecticut. 12% X 17.

Lacs pu CANADA.—-Carte rappresentante i cinque laghi del Canada. Livorno. 8 X 10.

NOUVELLE ORLÉANS.—Plan : ‘ew Orleans. Thos. Kitchin sculp. Sl2 X 1114.

(Dans Pittman, Present State of the European settlements on the Missiesipi. London, 1770, p. 10.)

Quesec.—A plan of the city of Quebec, 1771. Engraved by J. Andrews. CIS

BEAUSÉJOUR.--Fort Beauséjour, and the adjacent country, taken possession of by col. Monckton in june, 1755. 13 X 22. (Dans Mante, Ilistory of the late war. London, 1772, p. 17.)

LARE GEORGE, ct. Engraved by J. Lodge. 10% X 6%. (Ibidem, p. 33.)

LOUISBOURG.—Attack on Louisbourg (Boscawen & Ambherst). 23814 X 11% (Zbidem, p. 109.)

QUEBEC.—Attack on Quebec (Saunders and Wolfe). (Zbid., p. 233.) 3

633. ST. LAURENT.— The river Saint Lawrence from lake Ontario to the isinnd of Montreal. 2914 X 414.

(Ibid., p. 301.)

634. ST. LAURENT.—Itiver St. Lawrence, from Montreal to the island of St. Barnaby on the south side, and the isiand of Jeremy on the north side. Engraved by Thos. Kitchin. 674 X 12.

(Zbid., p. 353.)

TicoNpERoGA.—The attack on Ticonderoga. 1814 X 1414. (Ibid., p. 144.)

LABRADOR.—A chart of part of the country of Labrador. Taken by order of commodore Sbuldham, in a tour up the coast in the year 1773. By lieut. Roger Curtis. 21 X 22.

(Dans Royal Society Philosophical transactions, London, 1773, T. 64, P. 1, p. 354.)

LOUISIANE.—A map of Louisiana, and the course of the Mississipi. 10 X 13 and 54 X 7.

(Dans Le Page du Pratz, History of Louisiana, London, 1774.)

ROUTE.—A plan of a survey made to explore the country for a road between Connecticut river & St. Francis. By Hugh Finlay. Mss. 2 feuilles de 9 X 15 chacune.

ROUTE.—Plan of the route from St. Francis to Connecticut river. By Hugh Finlay. Mss. 14 X 14.

AMÉRIQUE DU Nonv.—Map of North America, from the French of D’'Anville, improved with the English Surveys, made since the Peace, with the Boundaries of the Provinces since the Conquest of Canada laid down as settled by the King in Conneil.

CANADA.—A map of the present seat of war on the borders of Canada. 6 X 16.

(Dans Pennsylvania Magazine, Oct. 1775, p. 463.)

CANADA.—Partie Occidentale du Canada et Septentrionale de la Louisiane, et une partie de la Pensilvanie par le Sr d’Anville, À Venise, par P. Santini.

CANADA.—Kaart van het westelyk gedeeite van Kanaëa bevattende da vyf groote Meiren met de orn leggende Landen. Bachiene, 1775. S4 X 12%.

LOUISIANE.—The western coast of Touisiana and the const of New Leon. By Thos. Jefterys. 1814 X 24.

(Dans Jefferys, West India Atlas, No. 2.)

LOUISIANE.—The const of west Florida and Louisiana The peninsula and gulf of Florida or channel of Bahama with the Bahama Islands. By Thos. Jefferys. 18% X 49,

(Dans Jefferys, Americen Atlas, 1776, No. 25: aussi dans f'aden, North American Atlas, 1777, No. 34.)

MoOxTRÉAL.— Man of the town & fortifications of Montreal or Ville Marie in Canada. Aitken, sc. 61: X 91%.

(Dans Pennaylrania Magazine, T. 1, p. 491.)

Nouverse ECOSSE.—Kaart van het eiland Terre-Neuve, van Nieuw Schotland, het eiland St. Jan en het oostelyk gedeelte van Kanada. W. A. Bachiene, 1775. 814 X 12%.

NouveLze Ecossr.—\ New Map of Nova Scotia and Cape Breton island with the adjacent parts of New England and Canada. Composed from a great number of actual surveys by Thomas Jefferys. London, Sayer & Bennett, june 15, 1715.

(Dans Jefferys, American Atlas, No. 14.)

PoitxTe LÉVIS.—Plan of the country and fortifications opposite to Quebec, including Point Levy. Mss. 16 X 17.

QUÉBEC.—-Assault upon Quebec.

(Dans Carrington, Battle maps and charts of the American revolution. New York. 1881.)

QuéBEc.—Grundriss der Stadt Quebec, 8 X 11.

QUÊÉBEC.—Plano della Citta di Quebec, 1775. 912 X 914.

QUÉBEC.—A plan of Quebec, metropolis of Canada in North America. Aitken, sc. 414 X 7.

(Dans Pennaylvania Magazine, 1775, T. 1, p. 563.)

ST. JOHN.—A Map of the island of St. John in the Gulf of St. Laurence, divided into Uounties and Parishes, and the lots, as granted by government, improved from the late survey of Captain Holland. London.

. LAURENT.—A Chart of the Gulf of St. Lawrence composed from a great number of actual surveys and other materials, regulated and corrected by astronomicnl observations. London, Sayer & Bennett. 24 X 1914.

(Dans Jefferys, American Atlas, No. 10.)

. LAURENT.—An exact Chart of the River St. Laurence from fort Frontenac to the Island of Anticosti shewing the soundings, rocks, shoals, etc, with views of the lands and all necessary instructions for navigating that river to Quebec. With 4 particular maps: The Seven Islands, St. Nicholas. the road to Tadoussac, the Traverse by Th. Jefferys, 1775. 23 X 37.

(Dans Jefferys, American Atlas, 1776, No. 9.)

Terre NEUVE.—A General Chart of the Island of Newfoundland, witb the rocks and soundings, drawn from surveys taken by order of the right honourable the lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, by James Cook et M. Lane. London, 1775. 2114 X 22.

CANADA.—Partie orientale du Canada, avec la Nouvelle Angleterre, l'Acadie et la Terreneuve. Par d'Anville. À Venise, Par P. Santini, 1776.

CHAUDIÈRE.—A view of the rivers Kennébec and Chaudière, with colone) Arnold’s route to Quebec. 7 X 41.

(Dans London Magazine, 1776, T, 45, p. 480.)

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660. Lac CHxAMPLAIN.—The Attack und Defeat of the American Fleet under Benedict Arnold by the King's Fleet under Capt. T. Pringle upon Lake Champlain, 11th Oct. 1776. 171 X 11. W. Faden.

(Dans Faden, North American Atlas, No. 16.)

661. Lac CHAMPLAIN.—A Topographical Map of Hudson's River, with the Channels, Depth of Water, Rocks, Shoals, ete., and the Country adjacent from Sandy Hook, New York and Bay to Fort Edward, also the Communication with Canada by Fort George and Lake Champlain, as high as Fort Chambly on Sorel River. By Claude Joseph Sauthier. London, W. Faden. 20% X 31.

(Dans Faden, North American Atles, No. 15.)

LAc CHAMPLAIN, includinz Lake George, Crown Point, and St. John; Surveyed by Order of Lord Ambherst (Commander of His Majesty’s Forces in North America) by William Brassier, Draughtsman.

Lac GEORGE.—A particular plan of Lake George. Surveyed in 1756. By Capt. Jackson. 13 X 6.

(Dans Jefferys, American Atlas; aussi dans American Maps, T. 2, No. 24.)

MONTRÉAL.—Karte von der inseln Montreal. Von N. Bellin. No. 135. 8% X 11%.

(Dans Geschichte der Kriege in un ausser Europa. Nurnberg, 1776, P. 2.)

MONTRÉAL.—Plan of Montreal or Villemarie, By J. Carver and others. 34 X 6%.

(Dans Faden, N. A. Atlas, 1777.)

MONTRÉAL.—A particular survey of the isles of Montreal. By Captain Jonathan Carver and others. T4 X 7.

(Dans Faden, N. A. Atlas, 1777.)

NoUvELLE ECossE.—Map of the province of Nova Scotia and parts adjacent, by James Turner. 13 X 18. Philadelphia, R. Aitken, 1776.

QUEBEC.—A new map of the Province of Quebec, according to the Royal Proclamation of the 7th of October, 1763. From the French surveys connected with those made after the war by Captain Carver, and other officers in His Majesty's service. London, Sayer and Bennett, 16 Feb. 1776. With corner plans of the Isle of Montreal, City of Quebec, and course of the St. Lawrence, Montreal. 26 X 194.

(Dans Faïen, N. A. Atlas, 1777, No. 3: aussi dans Jefferys, American Atlas, 1776, No. 19, et dans American Maps, T. 6, No. 1.)

Quesec.—The Province of New York and New Jersey; with part of Pensilvania and the province of Quebec. Drawn by Major Holland corrected and improved by Governor Pownall. London, Sayer & Bennett. 521 X 2014.

(Dans American Maps, T. 1, No. 26 et T. 2, No. 34; aussi dans Jefferys, American Atlas, 1776, No. 17, et aux archives du Séminaire de Québec.)

QUÉBEC.—Plan of the City and Environs of Quebec; with its Siege and Blockade by the Americans, from the Sth of December, 1775, to the 18th of May, 1776. Engraved by Wm. Faden, London, 12 September, 1776. 24% X 1714. Légende.

(Dans Faden, N. A. Atlas, No. 5; aussi dans Faden, Collection, No. 20, et dans Atlas of batiles of the American revolution, No. 2.)

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QuÉREC.—View of the Taking of Quebec, Sept. 13, 1759, shewing the Manner of debarking the English Forces, etc. of the Resolute Scrambling of ve Light Infantry up a woody Precipice to disloge ve Captain's post, wbich defended a small entrenched Path through which the Troops were to pass, also a View of the Signal Victory obtained over the French Regulars, Canadians, and Indians which produced the Surrender of Quebec. London, Sayer & Bennett. 11 X 7.

QUuEBEU.— Environs de Québec, bloqué par les Américains, du 8 décembre 1775 aù 13 mai 1776. 9 X 12 Paris, Le Rouge, 117.

Quêeec.—The City of Quebec. 94 X 7.

(Dans New Map of the Province of Quebec, 1763. London, Sayer & Bennett, 1776. 19% X 2614.)

QUÉBEC.—Prospect von Quebec. 6 X 7.

(Dans Geschichte der Kriege in und ausser Europa. Nurnburg, 1776, P. 2)

QUÉEEC.—Plans de Québec, du fort et ville de Louisbourg, du port de Chebuctou, du port de Annapolis Royal, du Fort Dauphin en l'Isle du Can Breton, du Fort Frédéric, à la Pointe aux Chevelures, etc, par Jefferys. 17 X 12%.

QUÊÉBEC.—General Map of the Northern British Colonies in America : Quebec, Newfoundland: Nova Scotia, New England, and New York, from the Admiralty Maps, regulated by the Observations of Major Holland. Aug. 1776. 27 X 20.

SAYER & BENNEF# -—-Ametieon Military Atlas, containing six maps of the British Colonies, sspecially those which now are or probably muy be, the Theatre of War.

(This is kuown as the “ Folster ”’ Ætlas, for use by Army Officers in the field.)

ST. LAURENT.—Course 6f the #iver St. Laurence, from La Valterie to Quebec. London. Sayer & Bennett. 16th feb. 1776. 7 X 714. (Dans Fades, N. A. Atlas, 1777.)

AMERICA SEPTENTRIONALIS a Domino d'Anville in Gaïliis edita nunc in Angëeis Coloniis in Interiorem Virginiam deductis nee non fluvii Ohio curse, etc. Sumptibus Homanniorum heredum. Moribergæ, 1777. 184 X 204.

UaNapa—A map of the inhabited part of Canada, from the French surveys, with the frontiers of New York and New England; from the large survey by Claude Joseph Sauthier. Engraved by Wm. Kaden, 1777. 22 X 34.

(Dans Faden, North American Atlas, No. 4.)

Des Barres (F. F. W.).—The Atlantic Neptune. London, 1777-1781. 5 wol. gr. in-fol.

(Collection d'environ 200 cartes et planches topographiques des côtes de l'Amérique Septentrionale, Vol. 1. The sen coast of Nova Scotia, 1777. Charts of const and harbours in the Gulph and River of St. Lawrence, 1780, etc. Plans de Louisbourg, d'Halifax, etc.)

FADEN (WILLIAM).—The North American Atlas, selected from the most authentic maps, charts, plans, etc., hitherto published. Zondon, 1777. 39 cartes gr. in-fol.

(Cet atlas contient plusieurs cartes intéressantes au point de vue de la Province de Québec, entre autres les suivantes: A map of the inhabited part of Canada, from the large survey by C. J. Suuthier, 1777; Plan of Quebec with its siege and blockade by the Americans, 1775-76.)

[DIONNE] INVENTAIRE CHRONOLOGIQUE DES CARTES, ETC. 683. HALIFAX.— View of P

< art of the Town and Harbour of Halifax in Nova Scotia, looking down George Street to the opposite Shore called Dartmouth. Boydell, 1777.

684. HALIFAX.—View of Part of the Town ad Harbour of Halifax looking down Prince Street to the opposite Shore, shows the Eastern Battery, George and Cornwall Islands, Thrump Cap, etc., to the Sea off Che: bucto Head. 21 X 15. Boydell, 1777.