PRE HORS PAUSE SE ES LUE DU RS
BARBÉ-MARBOIS (FRANÇOIS DE). — Complot d'Arnold et de Sir Henry Clinton, Paris, Didot.
DargY (WILLIAM).—Geographical description of the State of Louisiana, etc. Philadelphia, printed for the Author, 270 p. in-8. Carte.
KNIGHT (ANN CUTHBERT).—A year in Canada, and other poems. Edinburgh, 126 p. in-12.
961. LAMBERT (JOHN).—Travels through Canada and the U. S. of N. A., in the years 1806, 1807 and 1808, etc. London, 2 vol. in-8.
962. WiipPLe (JOSEPH).—A geographical View of the District of Maine... including the History of Acadia. Bangor, 102 p. in-8.
CAREY (M.).—The Olive Branch: or faults on both sides, federal and democratic. A serious appeal où the necessity of mutual forgiveness and harmony. Philadelphia, 452-56 p. gr. in-8.
(On trouve dans cet ouvrage la correspondance le Sir James Craig, gouverneur de la Province de Québec, avec John Henry, de Montréal, qui la livra plus tard, sous le conp de la vengeance, au gouvernement des Etats-Unis, en considération d'une somme assez ronde, )
RAFINESQUE (C. S.). — Florula Ludoviciana, or, a flora of the state of Louisiana. ‘Translated, revised, and im,»roved, from the French of C. Robin. New-York, published by C. Wiley and Co., 178 p. petit in-8.
SANSoM (Jos=Pr1).—Sketches of Lower Canada, historical and descriptive, etc., during a Tour to Quebec in the month of July, 1817. New-York, 301 p. in-8. Appendix, A Description of the Beaver, in Canada. XVI p.
CHAPPELL (EDWARD) LIEUTENANT R. N.—Voyage of His Majesty’s Ship Rosamond to Newfoundland and the Southern Coast of Labrador, of which rountries no account has been published by any British Tra-eller since the reign of Queen Elizabeth. London, in-8.
CETISTIE (ROBERT) .—The military and naval operations in the Canadas, dering the late war with the United States, including also the political History of Lower Canada, during the administration of Sir James Henry Craig and Sir George Provost, from the year 1807, until the year 1515. New-York, 35 p. gr. in-8.
(Kéimpression à N ‘v-York de l'édition parue à Québec la même année.)
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968. CrrisTiE CROBERT). — A brief review of the political state of Lower Canada since the Conquest of the Colony to the Present day. To which are added Memoirs of the administration of the Colonial Government of Lower Canada by Sir Gordon Drummond, and Sir John Coape Sherbrooke, Xe Æ-York, 92 p. in-8.
HUNT (Girmerr J.).—1 he late war, between the U.S. and Great Britain, from June, 1812, to February, 1815, New-York, 233 pb. in-12,
MELiSsit (JouN).—/Travels through the U. S, 1806-7 and 1809-11, including an Account of two Passages and Travels through Britain, Ireland, and Canada, ete, London, 650 p. ins.
MONTLEZUX (LE BARON DE).—Voyige fait dans les années 1816 et 1817, de New-York à la Nouvelle-Orléans et de l'Orénoque au Mississipi, etc. Paris, 2 vol, in-s.
PALMER CJOUN).—Journal of Travels in the U, $, of N. A., and in Lower Canada, performed iu the yeñr 1817. London, 456 p.inS, Carte.
SELKIRK (LORD).—A Sketch of the British Fur Trade in North America ; with observations relative to the North West Company of Montreal. New-York, in-$.
974. Tromsox (Joux LEWIS).—Ilistorical sketches of the late war between the U. $S, and G. Britain. Fifth, and an improved edition. Philadelphia, 367 p. in-8. Gravures,
ANSPACH (REV. Lewis AMADEUS) .—A history of the Island of Newfoundland containing a description of the Island, the Banks, etc., and the coast of Labrador, illustrated With two maps. London, in-8.
CONSULTATION de douze des plus célèbres avocats de Paris, touchant les droits de propriété du Séminaire de Montréal, en Canada. Délibéré à Paris, le 18 août 1819, 16 p. in-4.
(Au nombre de ces célèbres avocats se trouvaient Berryer, père et fils, Dupin, Tripier.)
. ‘ DARBY (WILLIAM). — A tour from the city of New-York, to Detroit, Michigan territory, made between the second day of May and twentysecond of September 1818. The tour extends from New-York, by Albany, Sc henectady and Utica, to Sackett's Harbour, and tkence through Lake Ontario, to St. Lawrence tiver, ete, Me w-York, in-8.
GREECE (CIHARLE S-FREDERICK).—Facts and observations respecting Canaës. and the U, $. of A. London, in-8.
(Greece était cultivateur à la Longue-Pointe, près Montréal.)
HAL- (LIEUT. FRANCIS) l4th Light Dragoons IT. P.—Travels in Canada, ad the U. S, in 1816 and 1817. Second edition. London, ;21 p. in-8. Carte intitulée: Niagara Frontier.
MACKENZIE (E.).—An Historical Topographical and Pescriptive View of the U. S. of A. end Upper,and Lower Canada, etc. Second Edition. Nercastle-upon-Tyne, in-S. Cartes et gravures.
WALSH, JR. (ROBERT) .—An appeal from the judgments of Great Britain respecting the U, S, of A. Part first, containing an Historical Outline of their merits and WTOngs às Colquies : and strictures upon the calumnies of the British Writers. Philadelphia, LXVI-512 D. gr. in-8.
SOCIÉTÉ ROYALE DU CANADA
LRACKENRIDGE CH M). — Ilistoire de la guerre entre les Etats-Unis d'Amérique et l'Angleterre, pendant les années 1812, 18, 14 et 15, traduite sur la seconde édition par A. de Dalmas, avec une carte du théâtre de la guerre. Paris, # vol. in-8.
GEoGRAPHICAL (A), historical, commercial and agricultural view of the U. S. of A. an account of the British possessions in Upper and Lower Canada, etc. London, 746-XVI p. in-8. Carte.
HarMox (DANIEL WILLIAMS).—A Journai of Voyages and Travels in the Interior of North America, between the 47th and 5Sth degree of north latitude, extending from Montreal nearly to the Pacific Ocean, etc. Andover, in-8.
HENNEPIN.—Découverte du Mississipi.
(Une partie de la Nouvelle Découverte publiée en 1820 dans les Mémoires de l'American Antiquarian, p. 61-104.)
KinGpoM (WILLIAM).—Aicerica and the British Colonies: An Abstract of all the most useful information relative to the U. $. of A., and the British Colonies of Canada, etc. London, in-8.
LOUISIANE.—Note sur l'état actuel de la Mission de la Louisiane, Paris, 58 p. in-8.
PALMER (J.). — Dagverhaal eener reize in de Vereenigde Staten van Noord-America en Neder-Canada, gedaan in 1817. Uit bet Engelseh. Haarlem, in-8. Grande carte,
(Traduction allemande de l'original anglais publié en 1818. Voir No 972.)
PICKERING (JoHN).—An Fssay on a uniform orthography for the Indian languages of North America. Cambridge, U. S., 42 p. in-4. (Tiré à part des Mémoires de l'Académie Américaine des arts et des sciences.)
Quégec.—Relation de la prise de possession du fort de Québec par les Francois. S. 12 n. d. 18 p. gr. in-8.
(Réimpression faite vers 1820 d'une relation publiée dans le ue dé de 1632 après la signature du Traité de St-Germainen-Laye.
TRAVELS in Lower Canada, with the authors Recollection of the Morals, Habits, ete., of that Country. London, in-8. Gravures.
PAINVILLE (D.). — Benutés de l'histoire du Canada ou époques remarquables, vraits intéressants, mœurs, usages, coutumes des habitans du Canada, tant indigènes que colons, depuis sa découverte juscu'à ce jour. Paris, 511 p. in-12.
(Dainville est un pseudonyme, probablement celui de M. Gustave >ossange, libraire parisien, Son fils, Hector, a publié, vers 1864, un catalogue d'ouvrages sur l'Amérique de 150 pages.)
Essex INSTITUTE.—Fondé à Salem, Mass., en 1821, ce* institut a publié 6 volumes de Proceedings et 30 volumes de Bulle :s, et, de 1859 à 1808, 24 volumes de Collections historiques. Dans ces dernières publications on retrace les “ Diaries of Lemuel Wood of Boxford, in the
Canadian Expedition of 1759-60.)
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WM, MoxruLé (Ep. DE).—Voyage en Amérique du Nord, ete, fait pendant les années 1816 à 1819, Paris, 2 vol, avec atlas in-fol,, 1 carte et 17 planches,
TRAVELS through Upper and Loyer Canada, with an Accu te Description of Niagara Falls, Ne York, 2? vol, in-8.
JOHNSTONE (JAMES) CHEVALIER-—Memoirs of the Rebellion of 1745 and 1746, translated from a French MSS. London.
LOUISIANE. — Notice sur l'état actuel de la Mission da la Louisiane,
T'urin, 65 p. in-8.
MAINE HisrortCar SOCIETY.—A publié plusieurs volumes de Collections, de 1831 à 1904, On Y trouve quelques documents relatifs à la lrovince de Québec :
1. Arnold's letters on his expedition to Canada in 1773. 2. Montrésor's journal, 3 Journal of an expedition to Quebec, by W. Allen.
RHODE-ISLAND IisrorICAL Soc IETY. — Fondée en 1822, cette Société a publié 9 volumes de Collections, de 1827 à 1897, des Pro cedings en 21 fascicules, de 1872 à 1892, et S volumes de Publications, de 1893 à 1901, Nous retraçons dans les Collections, vol. 6: Captain Simeon Thayer's Journal of the Invasion of Canada. 1775, édité par E, M. Stone,
TEXAS.— Notice sur l'expédition des Français dans Je Texas, et sur le pays des Attahapas, encore peu Connu et habité par une Colonie de Français-Canadiens. Paris, 11 p. in-8,
Beck (Lewis C.). — Gazetteer of the States of Illinois and Missouri. Albany.
(Contient un historique des temps anciens de l'Illinois.)
1002. Covré pe SAINT-DOXAT (ALEXANDRE) — Histoï..… de l'établissement des Francis dans l'Amérique du Nord. Paris, in-8,
1093. DUNCAN (Jorrx M.).—Travels through part of the U. S. and Canada, in 1S18 and 1819, Glasgow, 2 vol. petit in-8. Plans.
1004. HICNrer (Jonx D.).- Memoirs of a captivity among the indians of North America, from childhood to the age of nincteen, London, IX-447 p. in-8,
1005. PrEvosrT, Br (Sir GEORGE) .— Some account of the Pub. Life of sir G. P. particularly of his Services in the Canadas, ete, London, 197-99 D.
1006. Wirsox (C. IL).—The Wanderer in Amerien..…. Observations and Facts relative to the U. S. and Canada. Thirsk, 120 p. in-12.
BLANE (W, N.). — Excursion through the U, S, and Canada, 1822-93. London, 511 p. in-8.
BUCHANAN (JAMES).—Plan for the Melioration and Civiliz British North American Indians : #1 ihe Earl of Dalhousie, G.C.B. ete, 3 J. B. His Majesty's Consul for the State of New-York. New-York, 13 p. in-8.
SOCIÉTÉ ROYALE DU CANADA
EKINS (CHARLES) ADMIRAL—Naval battles from 1744, to the Peace in IN14, London, XXX-428 p. in-4.
CRapporte les combats sur mer des flottes anglaises et françaises durant les guerres du Canada.)
GALHI
ExCURSION CAN) through the UN, and Canada during the vears 1N22-25; by an English <sontleman, London, in. Carte,
Guest (CMOSES).—l'oems on several occasions, Fo which are annexed extracts from à journal kept by the author while he followed the sen, and during a journey from New Brunswick, in New Jersey, to Montreal and Quebec, Cincinnati, 160 p, in-à.
Hoveson (AbAM).—Letters from North America written during a Tour in the U, SN. and Canada, London, 2 vol. ins,
JouNsTONE (WALTER). "Travels in Prince Edward Island, Gulf of St, Lawrence, North Americn, in the years 1820-21 andertaken with a design to establish sabbath s-hools, and investigate the religious state of the country, ete, Edinburgh, 1932-72 p. petit in-8. Carte,
Maner (1':BBÉ) —Biographie des Mulouins célèbres, nés depuis le 1e siècle, jusqu'à nos jours, ete, Naint-WMalo, VIII-SSY p. in-8. (Biographies de Cartier, de Pontgravé.)
RELATION de ce qui est arrivé à deux religieux de la Trappe p ndant leur séjour auprès des Sauvages, Paris, 168 p. in-12 (Lettres écrites de la Nouvelle-Ecosse et &e la Louisiane.)
SIÈGE DE QUÉBEC.—Journal of the Siege of Quebec, in 177 ÿ, collected from some old manusceriots originally written by an oflicer, to which are added a preface and illustrative notes by W. 7, P, Short, London.
SILLIMAN (BENJAMIN ).—Remarks made on a short Tour between [Tartford and Quebec. New-Haren, in i2.
Tazsor (EbwARD ALLEN).—Five years residence in the Canadas, ete., in the ye r 1823. London, 2 vol. in-8.
UN1ON.—Observation on the Proposed Union of the Provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, under one Legislature, by the Agent of the Petitioners for that Measure, London, in-8.
UN10x.--Abstract of a Bill for uniting the Legislative Councils an1 Assemblies of the Provinces of Lower and Upper Canada in one Legislature, London, 29 p. in-8.
VAUX , ROBERT) .—Mémoires sur la vie d'Antoine Benézet. Londres, SS p. petit i:-8, (11 est question dans cet suvrage de la déportation des Acadiens.)
Cone (Civi) of the State of Louisiana, preceded by the Treaty of Cession with France, Paris, XV1-714 p. in-8.
CovenxTrY (GEORGE).—A critical enquiry regarding the real author of the Letters of Junius, proving them to have been written by Lord Viscount Sackville (Lord Germaine). London, XXI1I-382 p. îin-8. Portrait.
crime mn:
[btoxNe] INVENTAIRE CHRONOLOGIQUE DES OUVRAGES 97 1024, PENNSYLVANIA His rome Ses publications compren fascieules d'un Bulletin en IN53, et enfin la ‘ l'en:
Commencée en 1877, et AU en ist rendue au 27e volume.
Dans les Mémoires on treuve au vol, 5: History of an expedition against Fort du Quesne in 17:53, under Major General Edward Braddock, edited from ori inal manuseript by Winthrop Nargent. Dans un des Bulletins se trouve le * Journal of Ixnne secret expedition against Quebec in September, 1775."
SOCIETY OF PIILADE HA, nent 14 volumes de !
spécial (IS45-47), un volume de Collections v'éania Magazine of history
Fondée en IN2S, Mémoires CINDG- 1805), 14
and biography."
Nebter on a 1025, Srewaur (Gr NERAL DAVID).—Sketchos of the Hig With Detuils of the Military Service of the Third Edition, 2 vol, in-8, Edinburgh
. (Ces Annales Militaires renferment le récit d'expéditions dans le Nord de l'Amérique (1756 à 1597), au Cap Breton, à ‘1 iconderoga, au fort Duquesne, à Québec (1539-60. )
hlanders of Scotland, Highland Regiments.
1026, Tarno. (HA) Cinq années ve séjour au Canada, traduit de l'anglais,
par M,., suivies d'un extrait du voyage de M. J, M. Duncan, en 1818 et 1819, ete, l'aris, 3 vol, ins.
(Trau ction de 1
‘otiginal paru en 1824, celui de M, Duncan,
{Voir No 101$), et de en 182% (Voir No 1003, )
1027. Coxsutiarrox de M.
Dupin pour le Séminaire 1e in-4,
Montréal, Paris, 32 p.
1028, Hare CHON, SALMA).—Hiet f
Colonies to the Close of ine W (Description des cam}
the U. &, from their Settlement ar with Great Britain in 1815, 7n-8.
agnes de 1776 À 1781, et de cell s de 1812.)
as
1029. Lixpsav (W ).—Invasion of Canada by the Ame
1050, PrLoTE (LE) AMÉRICAIN. contenant la description des côtes orientales de
l'Amérique du Nord, depuis le flenve St Laurent jusqu'au Mississipi,
suivi d'une notice sur le Gulf-Stream, traduit de l'anglais par Pl. Magré, Paris, 359 D. in-8,
rican Provincials in 1775.
1031. Surrir (Mon. GEN, SIR JAs. CARMICI AL). —Prouis of the Wars in Canade
from 1755 to the treaty of Ghent in 1814, with military and political refsetions. London, 185 p. in-8,
1052, WARDEN (D. B.)—L'A de vérifier les Dates, de l'Amérique. Paris, 1826-1$44, 10 vol, in-8. (Le 9e vol, paru an 1842, contient
l'Histoire de la Louisiane, )
Chronologie Historique
(p. 5 À p. 162) un Précis de
1633. DE Roos (Tox. ZRED, FITEGERALD) .— Personal narrative of trave U. $S. and Canada, in 1826,
IS in the London, X1°-207 p. in-8,
Figures.
1054 Manrrix (F. X.).—The histury of Louisiana, from the earliest period, to March, 1825. Nc w-Oricans, 2 vol, 36-29 D. in-8. 1035. RIEDESEL. CÆADAME DE).—Letters ar memoirs relating to the War of American Independence, and the Capture of the German troops at Saratoga, etc. New-York, 320 p, in.
(La baronne de Riedesel vint au Canada en , 76 Pour y rejoindre son mari. L'édition originale de ce
t ouvrage parut n 1800.)
Sec. I., 1905. 7.
SOCIÉTÉ ROYALE DU CANADA 1N24,
ADORESSES to His Excelleney the Governor in Chief from Different Parts of Lower Canada with His Excellency's Answers, NL 91 pins,
BUCIANAN CA. OC). — Emigration practienlly considered: with detailed Directions to Emigrants proceeding to North Amerien, particulariy to the Canadas, London, 148 p. in-12.
BucHANAN (J).—"The opening of the navigation of the St Lawrence considered. SN. L n. d, (New-York, IS28) 8 p. in-s.
CockBurx.—{Copy of the report, Inid before the Colouial Dept. by Lieut.- Colonel Cockburn, on the subject of Emigration, ete. Colonial Office, 1828, 99 p. Carte ct plan. 2 vol. in-folio.
skercir-Book (AN ENaLisiimAN's) or, Letters from New-York, Nerw- York, 195 p. in-12, 1820, ANNALES de l'Histoire de l'Institution des Religieuses Hospitalières de
St. Joseph sous la Règle de St. Augustin, Saumur, in S. (Nous trouvons dans ce volume (p. 438-492) des renseignements
sur l'Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal sous ce titre: * Histoire de l'établissement des Filles de St-Joseph dans l'Isle de Montréal, en Canada, dans
la Nouvelle-France.)
BaRgÉ-Mansots.—Hlistoire de In Louisipne et de la ce «sion de cette colonie par la France aux Etats-Unis de l'A. S, Paris, 485 p.in-S. Carte,
BarsË-ManBois. — The history of Louisiana... Translated by Wm.
Beach Lawrence. Philadelphia, 456 p. in.
(Traduction de l'ouvrage précédent, No 1042.)
Cure (TroMas).—The History of Philips’ War, commonly called the grent Indian Wars of 1675 and 1676. Also of the French and Indian Wars at the Enstward, in 1689, 1690, 1692, 1696 and 1704, Boston, ir-8.
Harr (Basin). Travels in North America, ir years 1827 and 1828. Edinburgh, 3 vol. in-8.
HarmurrTox CT. C).—An Historical and Staiistienl Account of Nova Scotia in two volumes, Halifas, VIII-350, and 111-433 p, in-8.
MacraccarT (Jonx) Civil Engineer in the service of the British Governmert.—Three years in Canada. An account of the actual state of the Country, in 1826-78, ete, London, 2 vol. ins.
Murray (uen) F, R, S. E. — Historical Account of Discoveries and Travels in North America; including the U. K., Canada, ete. London, 2 vol. in-$.
Report from the Select Committee on the Civil Government of Canada; with the evidence. London, folio.
TavLor (S W.).-——The Storming of Quebec: a Poem in three Cantos : and Miscellaneons Pieces. Philade lphia, 126 p. in-18.
ToURNÉE À LA MODE dans les Etats-Unis, ou Voyage de Charleston à
ny à Boston. ‘7 par Bourgaais,
Québec et à.
Paris, 200 p. in-8.
Carte.
A 6 À + à ee nm Br
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1062. Bowen €Mns, H, M), l'en Tamar: or, the history of an old maid. London, 1X +,4 D in8, Figures (Roman d'allure cAbadienne, )
1053. CHAMPLAIN — Voyages du Sieur de Champluin ou Journal ès Découvertes de ln Nouvelle-France, Paris, 2 vol. 106.387 p, in-S.
(Ces Foyages furent rélmprimés par l'ordre du gouvernement francais, dans le but de donner de l'ouvrage aux imprimeurs, Ceux-ci ont obtenu un mince succès, }
1054, Comes or ExXTrRracrs of any Communications between the Colonial Office and the Governors of Upper and Lower Canada, ete, Colonial Dept, ISth January-February, 190, 87 p, in-folio,
1055. Dawson (QG. M,), — The Fashionable Tour, and Guide to Travellers, through the Northern a 4 Middle States, and Canada, Naratoge, in-12,
1056, Gayarré (CHARLES). “sai historique sur ln Louisiane, Vouvelle- Orléans, 2 vol. 210-231 p. ins.
1057, LANE (Enw Kb). The fugitives: or, n trip to Canada, An interesting talk ete, London, V11-596 p, in-8.
1058, Picrure (THE) of Quebec, Second Edition, New-York, 109 p. in 16,
1059, Pozrricaz (A) and historical nce vunt of Lower Canada: with remarks on the present situation of the people, as regards their manners, character, religion, ete. By a Canadian. London, XV1-275 p. ins,
(L'auteur de cet ouvrage assez remarquable est Je Dr P, de Sales Laterrière, )
1060, Douaras (Sir HowaRD).—Considerations on the value and importa :« of the British North American Provinces and the circumstances ot h depend their further prosperity, and colonial connection with at
Britain. London, 36 p. gr. in-8.
1061. ExTRAcCrS of Letters from L'oor Persons who Emigrated Last Year to Canada and the US. London, in-&.
1062, FERGUSON.— Tour in Canada, and the U. S. in 1891. London,
1063. JoNEs (J. A.).—Haverbill: or Memoirs of an Officer in the Army of Wolfe, London, 369 D. in-12,
1064, JOUTEL.—Diario historico del ultimo viage que hizo M, de Ja Nale para descuberer el desembarender Y curso del Mississipi,.. Traducito el espaniol por Jose Maria Tornel, Nucra York, 156 p. in-12,
(C'est le célèbre journal historique publié par Joutel en 1712 ot
traduit pour la première fois en espagnol.)
1065. LarRapor MISSIONS from their commencement to the present time, Dublin, X1-336 p. in-16,
1066. La Harpe (BerxAR»D DE).—Journal historique de l'établissement des francais À la Louisiane (1698-1720), Vourelle-Orléans, Boimare, 412 p. in-8.
1067. MALFT (Sir ALEXANDER) —The Canadas: The onerous Nature of their existing Connexion with Great Britain statod. the Pics tents of ti
Oüies discussed, and a Remedy proposed: in a Let:sr to Lord Vis-
count Howick, Under Secretary for the Colonial Department, ete. London, in-8.
Nova ScotiA.—Copies and Translations of the Royal Charters, in Parliament: By which the Territories of Nova Scotia and Canada with the Islands adjacent, were granted, in 1621, 1625, and 1628, to the Right Hon. Sir William Alexander (afterwards Earl of Stirling). London
ApDREss (AN) to Persons who entertain the wish to better themselves by emigrating to Canadi: London, in-8.
ESTANCELIN (L.). — Recherches sur les Voyages et Découvertes des Navigateurs Normands en Afrique, dans les Indes Orientales, et en Amérique, suivies d'observations sur la Marine, le commerce et les établissements coloniaux des Français. Paris, X11-861 p. in-8.
po
és:
Hume (G. H.).—Canada as it is New-York, in-8.
Lower CANADA.—Documents laid before the House of Commons of Assembly of Lower Canada, on the part of the British Government, ete. S.Ln.". 81 p.in-4.
LerrTer to Viscount Melville on the Ordinance of the Earl of Durham, Governor of Canada. By John Buckle. London, 32 p. in-8.
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MarrTiN (PIERRE).—Biographie du Vice-Amiral Martin, né à Louisbourg, en Canada le 2 janvier 1752, mort à Rochefort le ler novembre 1820. Paris. i
McGrecor (JonN).—British America. London, € vol, in-8.
Munie (R.).—The emigrant’'s pocket companion, a description of North America, especially the Canadss, etc. London, in-8.
PICKEN (ANDREW).—The Canadas, as they at present commend themselves to the enterprize of Emigrants, Colonists, and Capitalists. London, V1-349-87 p. in-12. Grande carte.
PICKERING (Josrpx).—Inquiries of an emigrant being the narrative of an english farmer from the year 1824 to 1830, with the author's additions, to March, 1832; during which period he traversed the U. S. and Canada, with a view to settle as an emigrant. London, XV- 207 p. in-12.
RasLes (SEBASTIAN).—A Dictionary of the Abnaki Language, in North America, by Father Rasles, from the original manuseript, with an introduction and notes by John Pickering. Cambridge, in-4.
Report of the Commissioners employed to investigate the Origin of the Epidemie Cholera of Canada, July, 1832. New-York.
Tuarcmer (B. B.).—Indian Biography: or an Historical Account of the Individuals who have been distinguished among the North American Nations as Orators, Warriers, Statesmen. New-York, 2 vol. in-18.
TyTLER (PATRICK FRASER).—Piogress of Discovery on the more Northern Coasts of America. New-York, 360 p. in-12. Carte et gravures.
ALExANDER (Capr. J. E.).—Transatlantic sketches, comprising visits to the most interesting scenes in North America and the West Indies, with notes on negro slavery and Canadian emigration. London, 2 vol. in-8. Figures.
Canapas (THE) as they now are, ete, By a late resident. London, XV-116 p. in-12. Carte.
1084. Coke (E. T.).—A subaltern's furlough ; descriptive scenes in various parts of the U. S., Upper and Lower Canada, New-Brunswick and Nova Scotia, during the summer and autumn of 1832. London, X1-485 D. in-8. Figures.
Evaxs (FRaxcis A.).—The emigrant's directory and guide to obtain lands and effect a settlement in the Canadas, by Francis A. Evans, Esq. late agent for the Eastern Townships to the Legislature of Lower Canada. Dublin, London, Edinburgh, VI-IV-180 p. in-12,
(Evans était venu au Canada en 1813 et se fixa à Drummondville. 11 mourut du choléra, avant que son livre fût fini d'être imprimé.)
Fipier (ISAAC) .—Observations on the U. $S. and Canada, made in 1832, London, in-8.
Fixcu (JON) .—Travels in the U. S. of America and Canada. containing some Account of their scientific Institutions, Notices of the Geology and Mineralogy of those Countries; with an Essay on the Natural Boundaries. London, in-8.
INFORMATION respecting the Eastern Townships of Lower Canada, in which the British American Land Company intend to commence operations for the Sale and Settlement of Lands in the Ensuing Spring. London, 21 p. in-8. Mappe.
LEBRUN (ISIDORE) .—T'ableau statistique et politique des deux Canadas. Paris, 538 p. in-8. 8
MACKENZIE (WILLIAM LyoN). — Sketches of Canada and the United States. London, XX1V-504 p. ins.
PAVIE (THÉODORE) .—Souvenirs Atlantiques. Voyage aux Etats-Unis et au Canada. Paris, 2 vol. in-8.
STATE (PRESENT) of the Canadas; containing Practical and Statistical Inforiation respecting the Climate, Soil, Trade. London, 198 p. in-12.
ARFWEDSON (C. D.).—The United States and Canada in 1832, 33 and 34. London, 2 vol, in-8. 2 gravures.
Coke (LIEUT, FE. T.). — A Subaltern's Furlough, ete. Second edition, New-York, 2 vol. in-12.
HALL (BaAsiL). — Voyage dans les Etats-Unis de l'Amérique du Nord: Par le Capitaine B. Hall, chargé par le gouvernement anglais de missions secrètes dans ces pays. Paris, 2 vol. in-8. Beriin, 2 vol, in-8 et carte. Bruxelles, 1835, 2 vol, in-12.
HINTON (Joux HowaRD).—The history and topography of the U. S. of North America from the earliest period to the present time, (Comprising history, geography, zoology, agriculture, etc., and with additions by S. Knapp. Boston, 2 vol. in-4.
HisToRY (TnE) of Louise, daughter of a Canadian nun, exhibiting the interior of female convents. New-York, 208 p. in-16. Figures. {Cette histoire, due à George Bourne, auteur de Picture of Quebec, est l'œuvre d’un homme partial et mal informé. Voir No 1117.)
HowisoN (JonHN). — European colonies, in various parts of the world, viewed in their social, moral and physical condition. London, 2 vol. 430-460 p. in-8.
(La partie concernant la Province de Québec occupe les pages 234 à 460 du 2d volume.)
MarTiN (R. MonNrTGoMEeRY).—History of the British Colonies. London, 5 tomes en 3 vol. in-4. Cartes ct figures.
(La partie consacrée au Canada est très détaillée et bien faite.)
Moore (HuGn).—Memoir of Colonel Ethan Allen, containing the most interesting incidents connected with his private and public career. Plattsburgh, in-12.
(Voir No 932.)
NORTHERN TRAVELLER (THE) and Northern Tour with the route to the Springs, Niagara and Quebec, and the Coal mines of Pennsylvania. New-York, in-8.
SPARKS (JARED).—Library of American biography.
(Cet ouvrage comprend deux séries: la première renferme 10 volumes, et la seconde, 15. La première fut publiée de 1834 à 1838, et l’autre de 1844 à 1848. On y trouve des biographies assez détaillées de Montgomery, d'Arnold, de Phips, du P. Marquette, de La Salle et du Père Rasles. Recueil intéressant et utile.)
AMÉRIQUE (L’) SEPTENTRIONALE et Méridionale, ou description de cette grande partie du monde, comprenant l'Amérique Russe, la Nouvelle Bretagne, la Baie de Hudson, etc. Ouvrage orné de 13 planches. Paris, 657 p. gr. in-8. Gravures, vues, types.
CANADA in the years 1832, 1833 and 1834; Information to Emigrants, by an ex-settler. Dublin, in-12.
DENIS (FERD.). — Vieux Voyageurs Français. Le Père Paul le Jeune (missionnaire au Canada), 1635. Paris, 22 p. gr. in-S.
HALL (BaASIL).—Voyage dans les Etats-Unis de l'Amérique du Nord et dans le Haut et le Bas-Canada. Brurelles, 2 vol.
(Traduction francaise de l'original anglais paru en 1829. Voir No 1045.)
HALL (JAMES). — Sketches of history, life and manners in the West. Philadelphia, 2 vol.
Horkixs (Bisnop JonN H.). — The importance of providing religious education for the poor, ete. Two discourses, prenched by request. in the Cathedral Church of Quebec, etc, on Sunday, the twenty-fifth day of October, 1835. Burlington, 30 p. in-8. Portrait.
Reid (JonN).—Sketch of the political career of the Ezrl of Durham. Glasgow, 400 p. petit in-8.
SHTIREFF (PATRICK).—A tour through North America: together with a comprehensive view of Canada and the U. S. Edinburgh, V-473 p. in-8.
SPARKS (JARED).—Life and treason of Benedict Arnold. Boston.
Backwoops (TnE) oF CANADA: being letters from the wife of an emigrant officer, London, 349 p. in-12. Figures.
1113. CANana AFFAIRS.—Brighton, 22 p. in-8.
1114. Garr (JouN).---The Canadas : Comprehending topographical information concerning the quality of the land, in different districts. London, V1- 349-LX XVII p. in-12.
HENRY: or, the juvenile traveller, ete. By the wife of a british officer, resident in Canada. London, 136 p. in-8.
MarrTix (R. MoNTaoMERY). — History of upper and lower Canada. London, X-337 p. in-12. 3 cartes et vue de Québec,
MoxKk (MARIA).—Avwful disclosures, by Maria Monk of the Hotel-Dieu of Montreal, revised with an appendix, ete. New-York, 376 p. in-12,
(L'auteur essaie d'établir que Maria Monk, religieuse de l'Hôtel- Dieu de Montréal, quitta le couvent dans des circonstances peu propres à faire honneur à l'Izstitut. Sa mère, Isabella Mills, veuve de William Monk, et gardienne de l'hôtel du gouvernement, aujourd'hui le château Ramezay, et protestante, affirma sous serment, le 24 octobre 1837, que sa fille était sortie du couvent, parce qu'elle était devenue folle.)
PETITION from Lower Canada, with Explanatory Remarks. London, 48 p. in-8.
PETITION of the House of Assembly of Lower Canada, to the King, and the Two Houses of Parliament, etc. London, 20 p. îin-8. Power (T.).—Impression of America, during the years 1832, 34 and 1835. London, 2 vol. in-8.
(Contient un chapitre intitulé: * A visit to Quebec via Lake Champlain.”)
RoEguck (J. A.).—Existing difficulties in the government of the Canadas. London, 68 p. in-$.
AFFAIRS of the Canadas, in a series of Letters, by a Canadian. London, in-8.
CHISHOLME.—Copy of a report of a Select Committee of the louse of As.mbly of Lower Canada, respecting Mr. Chisholme, Clerk of the Peace for Three Rivers, and any Correspondeuce between the Earl of Gosford and Lord Glenelg, on the subject of the charges preferred against Mr. Chisholme. Colonial Office, Downing street, 2 May, 1837. 103 p. in-fol.
EVIDENCE taken before the Committee of the House of Commons on the Affairs of Lower Canada, in 1834. London, folio.
FEw wornS (A) on the Subject of Canada. By a Barrister. London, 52 p. in-8.
FLETCHER (JUDGE). — Copy of a Report of a Select Committee of the House of Assembly of Lower Canada, respecting Judge Fletcher and of any Correspondence between the Earl of Gosford and Lord Glenelg, on the Subject of tue charges preferred against that judge, Colonial Office, Downing street, 2 May, 1837.
GUGY.—Copies of two reports of a Select Committee... respecting Mr. Gugy (Lewis), Sheriff of Montreal... Colonial Office, 26 May 1837, 60 p. in-folio.
MissIoNs DU CANADA.—Rapports des missionnaires. laris, 21 p. in-8. Carte.
104 SOCIÉTÉ ROYALE DU CANADA 1129. Papers relative to affairs of Lower Canada, 1837. S. I. n. d. 46 p. in-folio.
1130. Parers relating to Lower Canada, containing: Copy of agreement between His Majesty’s government and the British American Land Compvay, in the year 1833, etc.
Reports of Committee of the House of Assembly of L. C. respecting Mr. Thompson, Judge of the Inferior District of Gaspé, etc.
Report of same, respecting Mr. Whitcher, Sheriff of St, François, etc.
Report of same, respecting Mr. Felton, ete. SN. Il. n. d. 187 p. in-folio.
(Carte coloriée des Cantons de l'Est et d’une partie de Nicolet. )
REBELLION oF 1837.—Copies or Extracts of Correspondence relative to the Affairs of Lower Canada, Upper Canada, Nova Scotia, New-Brunswick. London, 400 p. in-folio.
REMARKS on the Proceedings as to Canada, in the present session of Parliament ; by one of the Commissioners, 10th April 1837. London, 67 p. in-8.
Report of the Commissioners appointed to inquire into the grievances complained of in Lower Canada. London, 182-73-160 p. in-fol. Mappe.
TERNAUX (H.) —Bibliothèque Américaine ou Catalogue des ouvrages relatifs À l'Ainaérique, qui ont paru depuis sa découverte jusqu'à l'an 1700. Paris, VII1-191 p. in-8.
ATWATER (CAï:EB).—History of Ohio.
(Historique des fondations francaises dans la vallée de l'Ohio.)
Baruursr (Lorb).—ÆExposition and Defence of Lord Bathurst Administration of the Affairs of Canada, when Colonial Secretary, during the years 1822 to 1827, inclusive. By the Rt. Hon. Robt. W. Horton, Bart. G. C. H. Appendix “ The French Canadians.” London, 106 p.
ner (NORTH AMERIC. AN) — relating to the boundand the U. $. under the trenty of 1783. Fe 1838-1840, 1841, 1842, 1843, 115-
