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 I _—«XTHE VALUABLE COLLECTION OF 
 
 _». MANUSCRIPTS, AUTOGRAPHS, BOOKS, PORTRAITS 
 | AND OTHER INTERESTING MATERIAL, 
 ee MAINLY RELATING TO 3 
 
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 @ FRENCH REVOLUTION 
 
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 A MERCHANT OF OLD NEW YORK 
 
 y : TO BE SOLD 
 ee ‘UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF THE 
 
 AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION 
 3 _ «MADISON SQUARE SOUTH 
 NEW YORK 
 
ON FREE PUBLIC VIEW 
 
 AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 ~ MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 ENTRANCE AT 6 EAST 23d STREET 
 
 BEGINNING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10th, 1913 
 AND CONTINUING UNTIL THE DATE OF SALE 
 
 THE VALUABLE 
 
 NAPOLEONIC COLLECTION 
 
 OF 
 
 WARREN C. CRANE, Esc. 
 
 TO BE SOLD AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE 
 BY ORDER OF THE OWNER 
 
 ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER THE 13th, 1913 
 AT 2.30 O'CLOCK, AND THEREAFTER AS HEREIN STATED 
 
 AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
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 Nov. {3 
 
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CATALOGUE 
 OF THE VALUABLE COLLECTION OF , 
 MANUSCRIPTS, AUTOGRAPHS, BOOKS, PORTRAITS 
 AND OTHER INTERESTING MATERIAL ~ 
 MAINLY RELATING TO 
 
 NAPOLEON BONAPARTE 
 
 AND THE 
 
 FRENCH REVOLUTION 
 
 THE PROPERTY OF 
 
 WARREN C. CRANE, Esq. 
 A MERCHANT OF OLD NEW YORK 
 
 | TO BE SOLD 
 AT UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE 
 BY ORDER OF THE OWNER 
 
 At The American Art Galleries 
 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
 ENTRANCE AT 6 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET 
 
 ON THE DATES HEREIN STATED 
 
 7 THE SALE WILL BE CONDUCTED BY 
 
 MR. THOMAS E. KIRBY 
 ASSISTED BY MR. OTTO BERNET OF 
 
 THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION 
 MANAGERS 
 
 1913 
 
ment—that exclusively for the public sale of Books, Prints, Manu- 
 
 scripts, Autographs, etc.—with the sale of the Warren C. Crane 
 collection, which is devoted almost entirely to material illustrative of 
 the Life and Times of Napoleon the First, his Adherents and his Opponents. 
 The collection is composed of Autographs, Manuscripts, Books, Broadsides, 
 
 Medals, Portraits, and other interesting items. 
 
 , Like all true collectors Mr. Crane has been constantly culling, and in past 
 years under the appellation of “ A Merchant of Old New York” he has dis- 
 posed of such items as he deemed unsuitable to include in the present unique 
 
 4 hos AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION inaugurates its new depart- 
 
 - and valuable collection. 
 
 _ The catalogue itself at once asserts the importance of the numbers covered 
 therein, and which have been brought together by Mr. Crane in the manner 
 set forth in his interesting letter to the Association, which reads as follows: 
 
 121 West 70TH STREET, NEw YorK City, Jury 1, 1913. 
 
 3 American Art Association, Madison Square South, New York City: 
 
 Dear Sirs—For nearly forty years I have been an enthusiastic collector 
 of books, autographs, prints, broadsides, engravings, etc., relative to that mar- 
 velous man “ The Little Corporal,” the great Napoleon, of whom Lord Holland 
 said in open Parliament “'That the very persons who detested this great man 
 have acknowledged that for ten centuries there has not appeared upon earth a 
 more extraordinary character.” 
 
 This hobby has given me a great deal of pleasure and much information. 
 Having enjoyed the collection so well I have decided to pass it on to other col- 
 lectors, and I consign it to you to sell at auction without any restrictions or 
 reservations whatever. Your clients shall have every item at their own valua- 
 tion. While the catalogue speaks for itself, I desire to state that many of the 
 items came from the great Napoleonic Museum formed by Mr. John Sainsbury 
 of London, the contents of which were dispersed in that city many years ago. 
 The late Mr. John Weller, who for about sixty years was one of the most re- 
 liable autograph dealers in London, was a large purchaser at the sale, and I in 
 turn bought many of them from him. 
 
 The autographic material in the collection is, I think, one of the most im- 
 portant of its kind that has been offered for sale at one time in many years. 
 You will find twenty-eight documents signed by Napoleon, from 1793 to and 
 including 1815, which series contains a large number of the different signa- 
 tures of the Emperor as set forth in Mr. Sainsbury’s work on the subject, also 
 some signatures which are not included in the Sainsbury list, also a sheet 
 containing five lines, in his autograph, although unsigned. The collection in- 
 cludes all the important years of Napoleon’s life as general and emperor, 
 excepting two, including 1814 and 1815, dates which Mr. Sainsbury did not 
 have, and which are by no means common. There are also some sheets of Las 
 
Cases MSS. written at St. Helena, containing Napoleon’s autograph correc- 
 tions. There is a full set of autographs of the Marshals of Napoleon, prac- 
 tically all entire autograph letters. Pe: 
 
 Among the books are two volumes from Napoleon’s library, a set of Ire- — 
 land’s Life of N apoleon, first edition, 4 vols. in red calf, the Cruikshank col- 
 ored plates backed with linen, and containing a fine autograph of Napoleon, two” 
 autographs of Cruikshank and a drawing by him, and a large number of extra 
 portraits. Also Bourrienne’s Memoirs of Napoleon, 1836, 4 vols. extended to 8, 
 bound uniform with the Ireland, extra illustrated by the insertion of about nine 
 hundred portraits and plates, a letter signed by Napoleon, etc. — 
 
 There are about 2,000 different portraits of Napoleon, including those by 
 Desnoyer, Dickinson, Hodgets, and many others, about 250 of which are in 
 colors, some printed in colors. 
 
 By far the larger portion of the collection relates to the French Revolu- 
 tion and Napoleon, but there will be found some other items which are scattered 
 through the catalogue, mainly of an unusual or interesting character. 
 
 The catalogue will show all buyers what may be gotten together relating to 
 this great genius, if one is enthusiastic and patient. It is fair to say that in 
 my opinion this collection could not again be gathered together, as it contains 
 many items of which I have not seen others. | 
 
 Very respectfully yours, | 
 WARREN C. CRANE. 
 
 Supplementing the remarks of Mr. Crane, brief comment on some of the 
 more important lots may be made as follows: 
 
 MANUSCRIPTS AND AUTOGRAPHS. : 
 
 This section includes practically a complete set of autograph letters of 
 Napoleon’s Marshals, the exceptions being Lannes and Poniatowski, the former 
 being represented by a signature to portion of a letter in another hand, and the 
 latter by a fine D.S. in Russian. An A.L.S. of Augereau’s to Berthier is dated 
 August, 1802; an L.S. of Eugene de Beauharnais, the stepson and favorite of 
 Napoleon, with 7 lines in his autograph is written from Milan, 1807; an 
 A.D.S. 1 p. of Charles Bernadotte, written as Minister of War is dated 
 July 12, 1799; there are 2 A.L.S., 4 L.S. and 4 D.S. of Louis Alexandre Ber- 
 thier, written or signed from 1791 to 1814, showing his various signatures; a 
 3 pp. A.L.S. of Henri Gratien Bertrand, the general who accompanied Napo- 
 leon to St. Helena, is dated Feb. 3, 1812, and is to the Duc de Feltre, written 
 on paper watermarked “ Louis Napoleon, King of Holland.” The Bonaparte 
 family—exclusive of Napoleon who is mentioned later—includes a 1.S. and 
 an A.N.S. of Caroline, the sister of Napoleon; 4 A.L.S. of Charles L. J. L. 
 Bonaparte, Prince de Canino eldest son of Lucien Bonaparte; 3 A.L.S. and 
 1 LS. of Charlotte Bonaparte, daughter of Charles Lucien; 2 A.L.S. and 
 ® D.S. of Jerome Bonaparte, King of Westphalia; 4 A.L.S. and 2 1.8. of his 
 son Jerome; of Napoleon’s brother Joseph there are ¥ A.L.S., 1 L.S. and 5 
 D.S., and at least one A.L.S. or L.S. of Letitia Bonaparte; Leas Bonaparte, 
 
brother of Napoleon; Lucien Bonaparte; Marie Anne E. Bonaparte, sister of 
 Napoleon; Pauline Bonaparte, sister of Napoleon; and other members of: the 
 yi: : 
 
 Jean “Pierte Brissot de Warville, the celebrated Girondist eee is repre- 
 sented by a 2 pp. A.L. regarding his journey to New York, etc.; 2 L.S. and 
 1 A.L.S. of Armand A. L. Caulaincourt, aide-de- -camp to Bonanartes include 
 one written to J oseph Fouché; an A.l.S. a L.S. and a D.S. of Adam Philippe 
 Custine, who fought at Sanitiare: 2 A.L.S. and 1 L.S. of Charles F. J. 
 Dugua, who accompanied cea to Egypt, one being from San Domingo 
 with the signature of Berthier in addition to that of Dugua; a L.S. of 5 pp. 
 of Pierre Dupont, who was defeated at Baylen and surrendered with about 
 18,000 men, written shortly before the capitulation; an A.L.S. of 4 pp. of 
 ters] Gobert, the aide-de-camp of Murat, to Bonaparte, with mention of 
 Generals Junot, Kleber, Destaing and Regnier; 3 A.L.S. and 1 LS. of 
 Emmanuel Grouchy, all signed in different ways, one being written while in 
 prison, probably at Jeuzeles; an A.L.S. and a L.S. of Lazare Hoche, one 
 regarding the lack of efficiency among his officers; an A.L.S. of Henri Jomini, 
 the aide-de-camp of Ney, one with reference to the battle of Arcola, and con- 
 taining interesting details of the battle of Dresden; an A.L.S. and 2 LS. of 
 Josephine, the former signed “ Lapagerie Bonaparte.” 
 
 There are 3 A.L.S. 5 L.S. and 1 A.D.S. of Jean Baptiste Jourdan, who 
 served under Lafayette in the American Revolution, one written shortly after 
 he had been appointed to the command of the army of the Danube, and with 
 mention of several other generals; 3 A.L.S. and 2 L.S. of Andoche Junot, 
 Due d’Abrantes, one written a few weeks before his death; 5 A.L.S. and 2 LS. 
 of Francois C. Kellerman, Duc de Valmy, one of 3 pp. regarding costs, plans, 
 etc. of his “ Senatorial House”; 2 A.L.S. and 1 L.S. of Jean Baptiste Kleber, 
 one to General Jourdan; 8 A.L.S. 1 L.S. 2 A.N.S. and 1 letter in another 
 hand, with autograph annotation, of Marquis de Lafayette; a signature of 
 Jean Lannes; an A.L.S. of Emmanuel A. D. M. J. Las Cases, the companion 
 of Napoleon at St. Helena, and four pages of the Memoirs of Napoleon in 
 the handwriting of Las Cases, with corrections in the autograph of Napoleon, 
 also two pages of autograph notes on the English army in the autograph of 
 Las Cases, with corrections in the autograph of Napoleon; 6 A.L.S. and’3 L.S. 
 of Etienne Jacques J. Macdonald, Duc de Tarente, one written shortly after 
 he had become general in chief at Naples; a D.S. a L.S. etc. of Marie Louise; 
 2 A.L.S. and 1 L.S. of Jean Victor Moreau, one in English, written from 
 Morrisville, Penn., with mention of his wife; 2 A.L.S. and 1 L.S. of Joachim 
 Murat, one with mention of the First Consul. 
 
 The collection contains what is thought to be the largest number of docu- 
 ments signed by Napoleon ever offered for sale at one time in this country. 
 They total 28 and were written as early as 1793 and as late as 1815. Signed in 
 
sy 
 
 1793 “ Buonparte,” and the same year “ Buonaparte ”; in 1794 “ Buonaparte ” 
 with 3 lines in his autograph; in 1798 “ Buonaparte,” while in Egypt; in 1799 
 “ Bonaparte,” also in Egypt; in 1800 “ Bonaparte ” as First Consul, and coun- 
 tersigned by Charles Maurice Talleyrand and Hugues B. Maret; also in 1800 
 “ Buonaparte” with 2 lines in his autograph, signed also by Alex. Berthier; | 
 in 1802 “ Bonaparte,” countersigned by Berthier and Maret; in 1806 “NP”; 
 in 1807 “Nap” on the margin of a letter from the Prince Sulkowski to 
 Napoleon ; circa 1810 “ NP” with an autograph line, this on a letter from his 
 sister Elisa; ete. . ; 
 There is a L.S. and a 4 pp. manuscript of his son, the latter written at 
 the age of sixteen; an A.L.S. 2 L.S. and 1 page of autograph manuscript of 
 Napoleon III.; a L.S. of Horatio Nelson, April 30, 1779; 2 A.L.S. 2 A.D.S. 
 and 1 L.S. of Michel Ney, Prince de la Moskowa; an A.L.S. of Jeanne An- 
 toinette Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour, to Prince Charles de Rohan de 
 Soubise, favourite Courtier of Louis XV.; a D.S. of Joseph Antony Ponia- 
 towski, and one of the rarest of the autographs of the Marshals of Napoleon; 
 an A.L.S. and a A.L. of Maximilien M. I. Robespierre, both 2 pp. 4to, one stat- 
 ing that he had just been made president of the Society of the Friends of the 
 Constitution; 3 A.L.S. and 2 L.8. of Anne Jean M. R. Savary, aide-de-camp 
 to Bonaparte, one a long and important letter about the campaign in Spain, 
 written the same year that he received the title of Duc de Rovigo; an A.L.S. 
 of Madame de Staél, 2 pp. in which she makes reference to her father, Jacques 
 Necker, her son and her daughter; 2 A.L.S. and 2 L.S8. of Louis Gabriel 
 Suchet, one a fine military letter to General Gadin, written shortly before he 
 was appointed general of division under Massena; 1 A.L.S. and 4 L.S. of 
 Charles Maurice Talleyrand, Prince de Benevent; an A.L.S. and a L.S. of 
 Toussaint |’Ouverture, the celebrated negro general, the L.S. written shortly 
 after he was appointed general in chief of the army of St. Domingo, and 
 many others. | 
 
 PORTRAITS. 
 
 _ While the dominating feature in this section is the remarkable collection 
 of different portraits of Napoleon, of which there are about 2000, there will 
 be found a large number of mezzotints, stipples, ete., mainly of characters of 
 whom there are also manuscripts or autographs. The Napoleon portraits include 
 specimens in mezzotint, stipple, lithograph, a painting by Horace Vernet, orig- 
 inal drawings in pencil, sepia, etc., the work of French, German, Dutch, Ital- 
 lan, English and other engravers or artists. They exhibit a remarkable 
 number of conceptions of the features of Napoleon. He is portrayed full 
 length, three-quarter length, half length, full bust, sculptured bust, ete., and 
 with long hair, short hair, with and without cocked hat, on horseback, facing 
 front, facing right and facing left, etc., and in sizes ranging from three feet 
 high to three-quarters of an inch, the latter of which is said to be the smallest 
 
full length portrait of Napoleon ever engraved. Many and varied are the rep- 
 resentations of the uniforms, costumes or apparel, from the time he was at 
 school at Brienne to his lying in state at St. Helena. ; 
 
 Books. 
 
 Among the books will be found Ireland’s Life of Napoleon, first edition, 
 with the colored plates by Cruikshank, extra illustrated by the insertion of 
 172 portraits, views, facsimiles, ete., and with a fine autograph signature of 
 the Emperor, dated Fontainebleau, July 17, 1805; Bourrienne’s Memoirs of 
 Napoleon, first edition, four volumes extended to eight, by the insertion of 
 900 portraits, views, etc., and a fine autograph signature of Napoleon, writ- 
 ten when he was First Consul, probably some time in 1800; Bitaube’s Joseph, 
 2 vols. 1786, contemporary red morocco by Bradel, formerly in Napoleon’s 
 library, and with his library stamp on each title; Forsyth’s History of the 
 Captivity of Napoleon at St. Helena, 3 vols. first edition, original cloth; 
 
 -Savary’s Memoirs of the Duke of Rovigo, 4 vols. original boards, uncut ; Mon- 
 
 tholon and Gourgaud’s Memoirs of the History of France during the Reign of 
 Napoleon, 7 vols.; Haudricourt’s Fastes de la National Frangaise, 3 vols., 
 with nearly 200 engraved plates; Laskey’s Description of the Medals struck 
 
 by order of Napoleon, 1818, formerly owned by C. R. Taylor, containing 
 - almost 300 pencil-sketches; Ireland’s France for the Last Seven Years, 1822, 
 
 extra illustrated by the insertion of nearly 150 portraits and views; and many 
 others of interest and value, including a large number of extra-illustrated 
 works. oes 
 
 BROADSIDES. 
 
 Among the Broadsides will be found a complete set of the Bulletins 
 issued by Napoleon during the Invasion of Russia, 1812-1813, 29 numbers, 
 commencing with the “ Premier Bulletin,’ dated Gumbinem, 20 Juin, 1812, 
 in which is briefly sketched the movements of the French army, up to, and 
 incorporating the famous “29e Bulletin” dated Molodetsckno, 3d December 
 1812, wherein Napoleon endeavors to prove that the elements were responsible 
 for all his disasters in that campaign ; “ Buonaparte-Phobia,” or Cursing made 
 Easy to the Meanest Capacity,” London, circa, 1815, and which exhibits the 
 hysterical condition of thought of the English people regarding Napoleon; 
 
 29me Bulletin de la Grande Armée, Molodestno, Decembre 1812, printed at 
 
 Paris, 1812; “ Les Adiewx de Buonaparte 4 sa Vielle Garde,” Fontainebleau, 
 1814; “ Adresse des Habitans de la Ville de Grenoble,” Paris, 1815; various 
 bulletins etc. issued during the campaign in Egypt, and printed there, and 
 
 many others. 
 THE AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, 
 
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 The designations in the catalogue are to be interpreted as follows: 
 
 A.L.S. Autograph letter, signed. 
 A.N.S. Autograph note, signed. 
 A.C.S. Autograph card, signed. 
 A.D.S. Autograph document, signed. 
 L.S. Letter, signed. 
 
 N.S. Note, signed. 
 
 D.S. Document, signed. 
 
 A.S. Autograph signature. 
 
 All autographs are written in the language of the writer, unless otherwise 
 stated. 
 
 A large portion of the autographs are skillfully inlaid to royal 4to, it 
 
 having been the intention of the owner to use all so inlaid for an extra-illus- 
 trated life of Napoleon. 
 
 Many of the portraits and prints are also inlaid to royal 4to. 
 
 It will be noticed that in most instances such words as “ rare,” “ scarce,” 
 “fine,” etc., have been, for obvious reasons, omitted. 
 
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
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 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF THE OWNER 
 
 First Session, Numbers 1 to 300, Inclusive 
 
 THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 13th, AT 2.30 O’CLOCK 
 For date of other sessions, see ““ORDER OF SALE,” page supra. 
 
 FIRST SECTION. 
 
 Books, BROADSIDES, NEWSPAPERS, MEDALS, PAPER Money, Etc. 
 
 . Appott (J. 8. C.). History of Napoleon Bonaparte. Illustrated. 2 vols. 
 royal 8vo, 1 cloth, 1 half crown (worn). New York, 1855-67 
 
 . ADAIR (SIR Rosert). Historical Memoir of a Mission to the Court of 
 Vienna in 1806. With a Selection from his Despatches. 8vo, 
 stamped cloth. London, 1844 
 
 . ADDRESS OF THE DEPuTIES. Extrait du Moniteur, du 2 Juin 1815. (Con- 
 tains the address of the Deputies at the Champ-de-Mai, and Napo- 
 leon’s reply, wherein he dwells upon the necessity of the new consti- 
 tution, etc. Woodcut of eagle. 4 pp. 4to, unbound. Paris, 1815 
 
 . ADDRESS TO NapoLEON. Extrait du Moniteur du Lundi 27 Mars, 1815. 
 (Address from his ministers—Cambacérés, Bassano, Caulaincourt, 
 Carnot and others—about six days after the Emperor’s return from 
 
 ° Elba). Cut of eagle. 4 pp. small 4to, unbound. Laid in is por- 
 trait of Napoleon, 8vo. Paris, 1815 
 
 . ADDRESS TO THE NATIONAL CONVENTION. Commune de Paris. Extrait des 
 
 Régistres du Conseil-Général, du 27 Février 1793. Projet d’Adresse 
 
 a la Convention Nationale par la Section de Bonne-Nouvelle. Folio. 
 
 Paris, 1793 
 
 Draft of a petition from the people of the section of Bonne-Nouvelle to 
 
 the members of the National Convention, praying for the amelioration of 
 the conditions of trade in their province, ete. 
 
 . ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE. Commune de Paris. Extrait des Régistres du 
 Conseil-Général, du 26 Février 1793. Proclamation. Folio. 
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 addressed to the citizens of Paris. Mentions the hardships the people 
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 [ Paris, 1813 | 
 
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 and Original Anecdotes. Preceded by a Sketch of the French Revo- 
 lution. Translated from the French by W. Hamilton Reid. Por- 
 traits, plan and views, with an extra portrait of Napoleon, inserted. 
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 Paris, 1815, ete. 
 
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 Bonaparte Family. .By the Berkeley Men. 22 authentic portraits, 
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 all the Consuls to apprehend the criminals, descriptions of which are 
 noted. Signed by Fouché, minister of Police. Authorized by Bona- 
 parte as First Consul). 12mo, unbound and uncut. Paris, [1800] 
 
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 paigns. Oval portrait. 8vo, half calf. London, 1802 
 
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 BoNAPARTE IN ITALY. Campaign of General Bonaparte in Italy, 1796-7. 
 By a General Officer. Translated from the French by T. E. Ritchie. 
 Portrait and folding map. 12mo, boards, crudely backed with 
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 ‘of back split and name on half title). London, 1833 
 
 Bonaparte (Louis). Reply to Sir Walter Scott’s History of Napoleon. 
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 uncut. 3 London, 1829 
 
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 ; ee | London, 1829 
 
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 |[Boorn (Joun)|. The Battle of Waterloo, containing the Series of 
 
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 List of Killed and Wounded. By a Near Observer. Folding pano- 
 ramic sketch of Waterloo, portraits and maps. 8vo, half calf (sides 
 loose). : London, 1815 
 
 [Booru (Jomn)]. The Battle of Waterloo, containing the Accounts pub- 
 lished by Authority, British and Foreign, with circumstantial de- 
 tails relative to the Battle. By a’ Near Observer. Large colored pano- 
 
 — ramic sketch of the battle-ground, and a smaller view. 8yvo, boards. 
 uncut. London, 1815 
 
 The Third Edition, enlarged, with the alphabetical list of the killed 
 and wounded. Booth became well known subsequently as the pub- 
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 By a Near Observer. 2 vols. in 1. 34 plates by George Jones on 
 India paper, large colored folding panoramic view. of the Battle 
 of Waterloo, 7 maps and plans (portions of several torn), and a bust- 
 portrait of Wellington, by Hopper, on India paper, laid in. Ato, 
 paper-covered boards (several plates stained, and some portions of 
 margins repaired). London, 1817 
 
 Boston GAZETTE (THE). Country Journal, March 12th, 1770. Folio, 
 
 as issued. 4 pp. Fac-simile. Boston, 1770. Contains an account of 
 the Boston Massacre. 
 
56. BourBon PAMPHLET. Des Révolutions depuis 1789; et de celle qui nous 
 rend Notre Sotiverain Légitime. Par le Comte de Br * * * . 
 Officier de la Garde Nationale. (Contrasts the rule, etc., of Bona- 
 parte with that of the legitimate rulers, mentions Napoleon’s Egyp- 
 tian campaign, etc.). 4 pp., 4to, unbound (4 lines in unknown auto- 
 graph at end of last page). [ Paris, n.d. 
 
 57. BouRRIENNE (FauveLter DE). Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte. ‘To 
 which are now First Added, an Account of the Important Events of 
 
 _ the Hundred Days, of Napoleon’s Surrender to the English, and of 
 
 his Residence and Death at St. Helena, with Anecdotes and Illustra- 
 
 tive Notes from all the Most Authentic Sources. Jllustrations. 4 vols. 
 extended to 8 vols., 8vo, full polished crimson calf, symbolical gilt backs 
 
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 by ZAEHNSDORF. London; Richard Bentley, 1836 
 
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 by prominent artists after well-known originals. 
 
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 namely, Josephine and Marie-Louise, his wives; his father, brothers, ete. ; 
 the contemporary sovereigns of Europe, with men of prominence both 
 there and in America, such as, George III., of England; Alexander I., of 
 Russia; William Pitt, Earl Grey, Lords Bentinck and Castelreagh;. 
 
 George Washington, Fulton, Aaron Burr, of America; Kosciusko, of 
 Poland, and _ others. 
 
 There are several scarce views of Battle-Scenes, ete. including the 
 line engravings of Quatre Bras and Ligny; also the plate of Napoleon’s 
 Entry into Paris in 1814, in which he is shown riding in a carriage; a 
 facsimile of his abdication the same year; a beautifully coLorEp plate 
 of the Conseil des Anciens, by Labrousse after St. Sauveur; a COLORED 
 portrait of Napoleon in Death taken at St. Helena, ete. 
 
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 another hand, signed when he was First Consul, probably some time in 
 1800; also are inserted an A.L.S., 2 pp. 8vo, from Bentley, the publisher ; 
 and the signature (to a part of letter) of “ Bourrienne,’ the author of 
 these Memoirs, and Napoleon’s private secretary. 
 
 58. BouRRIENNE (FauveLet DE). Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte. ‘T'rans- 
 lated from the French by John 8. Memes. Hngraved titles with vign- 
 ettes. 3 vols. 16mo, cloth, leather labels. Edinburgh, 1830 
 
 Fine Copy of Constable’s compact edition. 
 
 59. BouRRIENNE (Fauvetrt Dr). Another copy of the same. (Engraved 
 titles stained and binding somewhat shaken). 
 
 60. BourrIENNE (Favyreter Ds). Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. With Notes, 
 now First Added, from Napoleon at St. Helena, from the Memoirs 
 of the Duke of Rovigo, and other Authentic Sources. Portraits, views, 
 facsimiles, etc. With Index, 3 vols. 12mo, half red morocco, gilt, 
 gilt tops (writing on top-margins of 2 titles). London, 1831 
 
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 BouRRIENNE (Fauvetet Dr). Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. With Notes, 
 now First Added, from Napoleon at St. Helena, from the Memoirs of 
 the Duke of Rovigo, and other Authentic Sources. (The National 
 Library, Nos. 7, 8 and 9). Portraits, views, facsimiles, ete., several 
 stained. With Index. 3 vols. 12mo, cloth (binding poor; good copy 
 for rebinding). London, 1831 
 
 BourRRIENNE (Fauveter Der). Life of Napoleon, Vol. III, 12mo, 
 cloth, London, 1831; Memoirs of Lucien Bonaparte, by himself, part 
 
 the first, 12mo, cloth, New York, 1836; La Colonna del Grande 
 Esercito d’Austerlitz . . . per A. Tardieu. Numerous fine plates 
 (some missing), 4to, unbound, Firenze, 1840. Together, 3 vols. 
 
 Bowputer (THomas). A Short View of the Life and Character of Lieut.- 
 General Villettes; [and] A Postscript to the Letters written in 
 France in 1814. Portrait engraved by Heath. 2 works in 1 vol. 8vo, 
 boards, calf back, uncut (back worn). Bath, 1815 
 
 Boys (Captain Epwarp). Narrative of a Captivity and Adventures in 
 France and Flanders, between the years 1803 and 1809. Litho- 
 graphed plan (colored) and plates (uncolored). 12mo, boards, some 
 edges uncut (part of back missing). London, 1827 
 
 Brirrautt (F.T.). The Prisoner of Ham: Authentic Details of the Cap- 
 tivity and Escape of Prince Napoleon Louis. Portrait, plan and fac- 
 simile. 12mo, cloth, crudely rebacked, uncut. London, 1846 
 
 BRITTON (J _—Editor). Narrative of Memorable Events in Paris, preced- 
 ing the Capitulation, and during the occupancy of that City by the 
 
 Allied Armies in 1814. Being Extracts from the Journal of a 
 
 Détenu, 8vo, boards, cloth back (1 side and back loose). 
 London; Printed for the Editor, 1828 
 
 Brissor Ds Warvitte (Jean P.—Girondist). The Leeds Mercury, Nov. 
 16, 1793. Folio, as issued. With portrait. Leeds, 1793 
 
 Contains account of the execution of Brissot and others. 
 
 BROADSIDE. Extrait des Régistres du Conseil d’Etat. 2 pp., 4to. 
 (Printed). Paris, July 5, 1642. With autograph signature of 
 | Conrarb |. 
 
 BroapsipE. Instructions issued by the Police Department of Paris for the 
 maintenance of order upon the occasion of the Presentation of the 
 Confederates of the faubourgs St. Antoine and St. Marceau. Paris, 
 May 12, 1815. 4 pp. royal 8vo. 
 
 BroaADWAY BELLE (THE) and Mirror of the Times. Vol. 1. Nos. 1 and 
 4, January 1 and 22, 1855. 2 pieces. 4to, as issued. | 
 New York, 1855 
 
 Contains a portrait of George Thompson, the’ editor of this extraor- 
 dinary publication. 
 
 Broapway BELLE (THE) and Mirror of the Times. Vol. 1, Nos. Bonuarau, 
 11,12. Feb. 19 to Oct. 1, 1855. 5 Nos. Folio, as issued. 
 New York, 1855 
 
72. Broapway BELLE (THE) and New York Shanghai. Vol. 1, Nos. 8 and 9. 
 Sept. 3 and 10, 1855. 2 Nos. Folio, as issued. New York, 1855 
 
 73. Broapway BELLE (THE) and Mirror of the Times. Vol. 1, Nos. 13, 14, 
 15,16 and 17. Oct. 8 to Nov. 5, 1855. & Nos. Folio, as issued. 
 New York, 1855 
 
 74. Brooke (T.H.). History of the Island of St. Helena, from its Discovery 
 by the Portuguese to 1823. Illustrations. 8vo, polished calf, gilt. 
 London, 1824 
 
 75. BrowNnina@ (Oscar—Editor). England and Napoleon in 1803. Being the 
 Despatches of Lord Whitworth and others, now First Printed from 
 the Originals in the Record Office. 8vo, cloth. London, 1887 
 
 %6. BurraLo Recunator. Vol. 1, No. 1. June, 1857. 4to., as issued. 
 . Buffalo, 1857 
 
 77. BUONAPARTE SATIRE, in Two Books. His Coronation, A Vision. 22 pp., 
 temporary wrappers. (The “ Satire ” only.) Edinburgh, 1804 
 
 Author’s presentation copy, with autograph inscription on half-title. 
 
 78. BUONAPARTE AT RocHEFoRT. Rapport Officiel de tout ce qui s’est passé 
 a ’embarquement de Buonparte a Rochefort; Liste officielle des per- 
 sonnes qui se sont embarquées avec lui, etc., 4 pp. 4to, unbound. 
 
 Paris, 1815 
 
 In addition to the news relative to Napoleon’s embarkation upon the 
 Bellerophon, the list of persons who accompanied him, &c., the report men- 
 tions his letter to the Prince-Regent of England, news of Orleans, Lyon, 
 ete. | 
 
 79. BUONAPARTE-PHoBIA, or Cursing made Easy to the Meanest Capacity.— 
 Dialogue between the Editor of “The Times,” Doctor Slop, My 
 Uncle Toby, and My Father, Embracing The Times Vocabulary of 
 easy Epithets and choice Curses against Buonaparte—from his leav- 
 ing Elba, ete. By the Editor of “The Times.” Fifth Edition. 
 With engraved portrait of Napoleon from the original picture by 
 David. Folio. Lond. circa, 1815 
 
 An English broadside amusingly exhibiting the hysterical condition of 
 thought of the English. people regarding Napoleon, who is represented as 
 an “execrable villain—a beaten, disgraced and perjured Corsican—a 
 remorseless ruffiian—a wretch stained with every crime—the bloodiest 
 and most perfidious tyrant that ever disgraced history,” etc., ete. 
 
 80. BUONAPARTES FAREWELL. Les Adieux de Buonaparte a sa Vieille Garde. 
 Woodcut headpiece, 2 pp. small 4to, as issued. (Fontainebleau, 1814.) 
 
 One of the original printed copies of the Address as delivered at 
 Fontainebleau. Laid in is an engraved plate, oblong 12mo, of the scene 
 of “Les Adieux.” 
 
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 Reden, und Thaten geschildert. Portraits, one clasping hand of 
 Wellington. 8vo, limp wrappers. Stuttgart, 1835 
 
 82. Burpon (W.). Life and Character of Bonaparte, from his birth to the 
 15th of August, 1804. Bust-portrait by Mackenze. 8vo, half- 
 sprinkled calf, gilt (recent). Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1805 
 
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 BurcuersH (Lorp). Memoir of the Operations of the Allied Armies, 
 under Prince Schwarzenberg and Marshal Bliicher, during 1813-14. 
 Maps and plates, several inserted. 8vo, half red morocco, symbolical 
 gilt back, gilt top. | London, 1822 
 
 BurkE (EDMUND). Reflections on the Revolution in France, and on the 
 Proceedings in Certain Societies in London relative to that Hvent. 
 
 8vo, half calf, gilt. (Name on title.) London, 1791 
 Burke (Wittiam). History of the Campaign of 1805, in Germany, Italy, 
 the Tyrol, ete. 8vo, half calf, gilt. London, 1806 
 
 Bussry (GrorcE Morr). History of Napoleon. Illustrated by Horace 
 Vernet. First Epirion. 2 vols. 645 leaves, royal 8vo, each leaf in- 
 laid to royal 4to, loose. (2 packages. ) London, 1840 
 
 It was the intention of the owner of these volumes to make an EXTRA- 
 ILLUSTRATED work of them, adding about 2,500 Napoleonic manuscripts, 
 letters, documents, facsimiles, ete., all inlaid to same size, and thus form- 
 ing a superb and unique collection. With this idea in view, these 645 
 leaves were inlaid at an expense of 20 cents per leaf, or a total of $129.00. 
 It has been decided, however, to dispose of the letters, documents, etc., 
 separately ; hence, the inlaid sheets alone of the work are now offered for 
 sale by auction. 
 
 Bussey (GrEorGE Morr). History of Napoleon. Frontispiece (foxed), 
 and numerous text illustrations, by Horace Vernet. First EpITIon. 
 2 vols. royal 8vo, contemporary red calf, gilt and blind tooled, gilt 
 
 backs. London, 1840 
 CALIFORNIA. Alta California. For the Steamer Panama. January 31, 
 1850. 4 pp. folio. San Francisco, 1850 
 
 Contains articles on the United States and Mexican Boundary, the 
 drama in San Francisco, ete. 
 
 CAMPAIGN OF 1814. Campagne de Paris en 1814 (Giraud), Paris, 1814; 
 La Régence a Blois, ou les Derniers Moments du Gouvernement ln- ~ 
 périal, Paris, 1814; Resources of Russia in the Event of a War with — 
 France (Eustaphieve), London, 1812; Narrative of the most remark- 
 able events which occurred in and near Leipzig, 1813 (Shober!), 
 London, 1814. Maps and plans. 4 pamphlets in 1 vol., 8vo, half 
 calf (writing on three titles). : 
 
 CassaNpraA oder einige Betrachtungen tiber die Franzésische Revolution 
 und die gegenwartige Lage von Europa, 1799. With satirical frontis-— 
 piece, the “ Régne de Robespierre,” etc. 12mo, old wrappers. 
 
 Cairo (Egypt) [n.d. circa 1799 | 
 
 CATHCART (GEORGE). Commentaries on the War in Russia and Germany 
 in 1812 and 1813. Plans and diagrams. 8vo, cloth, top edges uncut. 
 London, 1850 
 
 CauLaincourT Report. Extrait du Moniteur du 14 Avril 1815. (A 
 lengthy report to Napoleon from Caulaincourt, Duke of Vicenza, 
 incorporating therein the latest news from Austria, Naples, Spain, 
 etc.; also, a telegraph dispatch from Lyons, April 13, 1815, telling 
 of the hoisting of the Tri-color in Avignon and Toulon). 4 pp., 4to, 
 unbound. Laid in is portrait of Napoleon. Paris; 1510 
 
93. CrEvALLOS (Don Pepro). An Exposure of the Arts and Machinations 
 which led to the Usurpation of the Crown of Spain, and of the means 
 pursued by Bonaparte, etc. ‘Translated from the Spanish. Edited 
 
 by J. J. Stockdale, 12mo, unbound. London, 1808 
 
 94. CHAMBER OF PEERS. Two Lists of names of the Peers: (1), Extract from 
 the Moniteur, June 6, 1815, signed by Napoleon, countersigned by 
 Cambacéres; (2), Another List, containing fewer names, unsigned. 
 2 pieces, each 2 pp. unbound. Paris, 1815 
 
 The larger and, pray ss Official List, includes most of the names 
 on the smaller list. 
 
 95. Cuamp-pe-Mar, Extrait du Moniteur du Lundi premier Mai 1815. 
 
 Décrets Impériaux, Paris, 30 Avril 1815. (Contains a prelimi- 
 nary notice of the Champ-de-Mai.) 4 pp., small 4to; Programme 
 de la Cérémonie du Champ-de-Mai (with 8vo, view of Buonaparte 
 addressing the populace, laid in), 4 pp., 4to; Extrait du Moniteur du 
 2 Juin 1815, 2 copies (with slight variation; contains address of the 
 - Deputies, Napoleon’s reply, etc.), 4 pp. 4to. All unbound. Together, 
 4 pieces. Paris, etc., 1815 
 
 This famous convocation had two objects—to make alterations in the 
 constitution, and to assist at the coronation of the Empress and of the 
 King of Rome. The elaborate programme was arranged by the Comte 
 de Ségur, and was witnessed by 20,000 people. The address of the 
 Deputies was voiced by “le prince archichancelier’ and is reported 
 verbatim in copies of the ‘“‘ Moniteur” here catalogued, together with 
 Napoleon’s conciliatory answer wherein he sets forth his reasons for 
 the new Sore w0n, ete. 
 
 96. CHANNING (Winn B.). Thoughts on Power and Greatness 
 in continuation of an analysis of the character of Napoleon Bona- 
 parte. 8vo,; wrappers. Boston, U. 8., printed; London, reprinted, 
 
 1828. 
 
 97. CHANNING (WittiAm E.). Works of Channing, Including his Analysis 
 of the Character of Napoleon Bonaparte . . . and Two Pieces 
 never heretofore published in this Country. 6 portraits, 8vo, half red 
 morocco, gilt, gilt top. London, 1829 
 
 The portraits are inserted and include Napoleon, Scott, ete. 
 
 98. CHARACTERS, Moral and Political, of the Principal Personages throughout 
 the French Revolution, etc., with their Portraits. 'T’o which is added 
 the Catiff of Corsica, an Historical Drama. 62 bust-portraits (on 
 4 pp.). 8vo, half calf (a few stains). London, 1808 
 
 99. CHARLES X. Discourse prononcé par sa Majesté a l’ouverture de la Séance 
 Royal, le mercredi 22 Décembre 1824. (Speech of the King who 
 succeeded Louis XVIII, made one week after the latter’s death). 
 4 pp. 4to, unbound. Paris, 1824 
 
 100. CHartes X. Amnistie accordée aux condamnés dont les noms suivent. 
 Ordonnance du Roi. (Grants amnesty to certain convicts, giving a 
 list of their names, etc.) 2 copies (by different printers), each 4 pp. 
 18mo, unbound. Reims, 1825 
 
101. CHartes X. Séance Royale du 23 Juillet 1831. Discours du Roi. 
 (Address to the Peers and Deputies on various matters, including 
 the Charter, friendship between France and the United States, the 
 treaties with the Republics of Mexico and Hayti, the separation of 
 Belgium and Holland, etc.) 4 pp. 4to, unbound. [ Paris, 1831] 
 
 102. CHARLES X. Another Copy of the same by a different printer; 4to. 
 
 103. CHATEAUBRIAND (F. A. DE). Of Buonaparte and the Bourbons, and of 
 the necessity of rallying round our Legitimate Princes for the Hap- 
 piness of France and that of Europe. 8vo, half leather (1 side 
 
 loose). . London, 1814 “an 
 Bound up with the above are several other articles, including ‘“ Letters 
 of Calvus;” ‘“ Napoleon’s conduct towards Russia since the Peace of 
 
 Tilsit ;” ete. 
 
 104. [CHatEauvisux (J. F. L. Dre)]. Manuscrit venu de Sainte-Héléne, 
 @une Maniére Inconnue. [With leaf of advertisement in English. | 
 8vo, boards, leather back, uncut (a leaf of half-title inserted, and 
 final leaf re-edged). London [Bruxelles Printed], 1817 
 
 A forged autobiography of Napoleon, printed in French, the same year 
 as the First English Edition. 
 
 105. CHicaco Newspapers. The Chicago Post. Extra, Monday Haening 
 (sic), October 9, 1871. Folio, as issued. 
 A rare extra giving an account of the great fire of Chicago. 
 
 106. Civin War. New York Daily Transcript, January 16, 1865. The extra 
 issue of 38 pages containing the list of drafted men, with their 
 addresses and occupations, from the eighteenth ward, eighth congres- 
 sional district. An uncommon Civil War item (slightly torn on 
 front page). New York, 1865 
 
 107, Civin War. New York Daily Transcript. Extra. January 20, 1865. 
 30 pp. Folio, as issued. New York, 1865 
 
 The extra issue containing a complete account of the persons enrolled 
 as liable for draft from the Twelfth Ward, Ninth Congressional District, 
 their ages, occupations, ete. 
 
 108. Civin War. The Conquered Banner. Poem by Moina. Music by 
 La Hache. 4to. Illustrated wrappers. New Orleans, 1866 
 
 109. CLARKE (GENERAL H. J. G.—Prominent officer under Napoleon, Gov- 
 ernor of. Berlin, Member of Legion of Honor under Louis XVIII, 
 etc.). Note concernant Le Général Clarke, Duc de Feltre, Ex-Minis- 
 tre de la Guerre. (A defense of General Clarke.) 4 pp., small 4to, 
 unbound (8 lines of pencilled MS. in unknown hand, on p. 3). 
 
 [ Paris, n.d.] 
 
 110. CLEry (M.—Valet to Louis XVI). Journal of the Occurrences at the 
 Temple during the Confinement of Louis XVI. Translated from 
 the Original Manuscript, by R. C. Dallas. 8vo, straight-grain 
 morocco, blind-and-gilt stamped, gilt edges (name on half-title). 
 
 ‘London, 1798 
 
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 112. 
 
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 118. 
 
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 120. 
 
 Ciiry (M.). Journal of Occurrences at the Temple during the Con- 
 finement of Louis XVI. Translated by R. C. Dallas. 12mo, tree 
 ealf, Boston, 1799 
 
 THE FIRST AMERICAN EDITION. 
 
 CoBBETT (WILLIAM). Letters to Lord Hawkesbury and Henry Adding- 
 ton, on the Peace with Buonparte. Tables, and 2 portraits, wnserted. 
 8vo, half red morocco, symbolical gilt back, gilt top, uncut. 
 
 London, 1802 
 
 COLLECTANEA NAPOLEONICA; a Catalogue of the Collection of Auto- 
 graphs, Historical Documents, Broadsides, Caricatures, etc., relating 
 to Napoleon I. and his Times, 1769-1821, formed by A. M. Broad- 
 ley, compiled by W. V. Daniell. Illustrations, including a hitherto 
 unpublished portrait of Napoleon. 8vo, buckram. [London, 1905.] 
 
 CoLUMN OF THE GRANDE-ARMEE, Ero. Déscription de la Colonne de 
 la Grande-Armée, élevée a la gloire des Armées Frangaises, l’an 
 1810. Terminée par la Déscription de Are de Triomphe du Palais 
 des Tuileries. Cut of Column. 12mo, wrappers uncut. Paris, n.d. 
 
 CONFEDERATE. Muster Roll of Company I. of the 57th Regiment of 
 New York Volunteers. Large folio. The names written by a good 
 penman. 
 
 Of special interest as it is written on Confederate paper. 
 
 ConFEpERATE Money. Issued at Montgomery, Ala., Raleigh, N. C., and 
 Richmond, Va. From 10 cents to $50. Together, 7 pieces. 
 1863-1866 
 
 CONFEDERATE NEWSPAPERS. The Evening True Delta. May 6, 1862, 
 New Orleans; The Daily Picayune, March 22, 1862, New Orleans; 
 New Orleans Daily Crescent, March 27, 1862.. Three pieces. Folio, 
 as issued. 
 
 CoNFEDERATE Newspapers. Extra de l’Estafette, Vendredi, Mai 2, 1862. 
 ps0 VO. [| New Orleans], 1862 
 Printed in French, and mentions the entrance of the victorious Federal 
 
 troops into New Orleans, their seizure of the newspaper, “True Delta,” 
 their occupation of the Hotel St. Charles, ete. 
 
 ConFEDERATE Newspapers. The Daily Picayune, New Orleans. March 
 20, 1862; The Daily True Delta, May 6, 1862; The Sunday Delta, 
 May 4, 1862 (one sheet only, ? complete). Three pieces. Folio, 
 as issued. New Orleans, 1862 
 
 In the first named appears “ Abraham Lincoln, President of what is 
 
 left of United States on the 6th inst., transmitted this message of the 
 so-called Congress of that unhappy country,” ete. 
 
 ConFEDERATE Newspapers. New Orleans Daily Crescent, April 24, 
 1862, and The Daily Delta, March 14, 1862. T'wo pieces, folio, as 
 issued. New Orleans, 1862 
 
121. 
 
 126. 
 
 128. 
 
 130. 
 
 ConreperaTe Newspapers. The Southern Illustrated News, February © 
 
 28, March 7, March 28 and September 5, 1863. Four pieces. Folio, 
 
 as issued. Richmond, 1863 oR 
 
 In the issue of February 28th is a caricature “ Master Abraham Lin- — 
 
 coln gets a new toy.” 
 
 2. CONFEDERATE NEwspaPers. The Sixth Corps. Vol. 1. Nos. 2 and 6. 
 
 April 28, May 3, 1865. 3 pp. folio, as issued. Danville, Va., 1865 
 
 Contains reference to Lincoln and with printing of “Oh! why should 
 the spirit of mortal be proud.” : 
 
 . CONFIDENTIAL Correspondence of Napoleon Bonaparte with his brother 
 
 Joseph, King of Spain. Selected and Translated from the “ Mém- 
 oires du Roi Joseph.” Portraits. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth, — , 
 - New York, 1856 
 
 . CoNGRESS OF VIENNA. Extrait du Moniteur du 13 Avril, 1815. (In- | 
 
 cludes copy of the Manifesto issued by the allied ministers at the 
 Congress of Vienna, wherein is declared their intention of maintain- 
 ing the Treaty of Paris, and practically declaring Napoleon an out- 
 law). 4 pp. 4to, unbound. Paris, 1815 
 
 . ConsTITUTION de la République Frangaise. (Signed by Regnier, Jacque- 
 
 minot and others, including Bonaparte, who signs as one of the Con- 
 suls). 4 pp. small 4to. Paris, 1799 
 
 CONVENTION OF ST. CLoup. Ministére de la Guerre. (Bulletin, com- 
 posed of 18 articles, issued July 3, 1815, announces changes in the 
 Ministry, the suspension of hostilities by the Allies, plan for the 
 evacuation of Paris, etc. Signed by Bignon, Guilleminot, Bondy, 
 and others). 4 pp. 4to, unbound, uncut. Paris, 1815 
 
 This Bulletin was issued four days before Wellington’s entry into 
 Paris at the head of the victorious Allies. 
 
 . Coote (CHARLES), History of Europe from the Treaty of Amiens, in 
 
 1802, to the Pacification of Paris, in 1815. 8vo, boards, cloth back, 
 partly uncut. London, 1817 
 
 [|Corpay (CHaRLoTre)]. Revolutions Almanach von 1795. With por- 
 
 traits, including Corday, Madame Du Barry, Baitly, Brissot, Luck- 
 
 ner, and others, also views. 12mo, original boards (rubbed, and 
 some pp. loose). Gottingen |1795| 
 
 . Corsica. Boswell (James). An Account of Corsica, The Journal of a 
 
 Tour of that Island, and Memoirs of Pascal Paoli. Portrait and 
 folding map. 12mo, sprinkled calf (portion of back split). 
 
 London, 1769" 
 
 . auto ae of “P. Francis,” supposed author of the Junius letters, on 
 y-leaf. 
 
 Corron (SERGEANT Epwarp). A Voice from Waterloo. A History of 
 the Battle, with a selection from the Wellington Dispatches, etc. 
 Maps and plates. 16mo, cloth. Mont-St.-Jean, 1862 
 
 An unusually clear and concise account of this battle. 
 
 . 
 
131. Coup D’Eratr. Proclamation du Président de la République. Appel au 
 Peuple (et) L’Armée . . . le Préfet de Police aux Habitans 
 de Paris. Folio. Paris, December 2, 1851 
 
 One of several “ Proclamations ” issued by Louis Napoleon Bonaparte, 
 with the assistance of De Morny and De Maupas, respectively Minister 
 
 i of the Interior and Prefect of Police. The printing of this ‘ Proclama- 
 
 tion”? was accomplished while the building containing the presses was 
 surrounded by gendarmes and each typesetter guarded by them while 
 he was setting up his portion of copy. Contains Napoleon’s appeals to 
 the people and the army, his dissolution of the Assembly, and the plac- 
 ing of Paris and other departments under martial law. The ‘ bloody 
 triumph” of this Coup is a matter of history. 
 
 132. Courr anp Camp of Buonaparte. Portraits of Talleyrand, Murat, and 
 ‘Soult. 16mo, half dark-blue calf, symbolical gilt back, gilt top, by 
 Larkins. © ; London, 1829 
 
 The authorship of this work is ascribed to J. G. Lockhart. 
 
 133. Court oF NAPpoLEoN. Mémoires et Anecdotes sur la Cour de Napoléon 
 Bonaparte. Line portraits. 12mo, wrappers, uncut. 
 En Belgique; Chez les Principaux Libraires, 1818 
 
 The Third French Edition, with the suppressed passages of the Second 
 edition. 
 
 134. CrUIKSHANK (GeorGE). The Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. Edited by 
 
 | _W. 4H. Ireland. HLmbellished with accurate views of his battles, &c., 
 
 engraved by George Cruikshank from the original designs of Vernet, 
 
 Denon, &c., executed at Paris by Duplessis-Bertaux, comprising, in ad- 
 
 dition to the COMPLETE SERIES OF FINELY COLORED FOLDING PLATES, 
 
 the three uncolored plates—portraits of the Duke of Reichstadt, Marie 
 
 Lowse, and Napoleon’s Generals. 4 vols. 8vo, full crimson polished 
 
 calf, symbolical gilt backs with Bees, crowned “N,” &c., sides with 
 
 a triple line-border, Bees in corners, and the crowned “N” with 
 
 wreath in centres, inside gilt borders, gilt tops, especially bound by 
 ZABHNSDORF for the owner. Each volume in a cloth case. 
 
 London; John Fairburn and John Cumberland, 1823-1828 
 
 A SUPERB SET OF THE FIRST EDITION OF THIS NOTEWORTHY NAPOLEONIC 
 ITEM, CONTAINING THE 28 MAGNIFICENT COLORED FOLDING PLATES BY GEORGE 
 CRUIKSHANK, PUBLISHED WITH THE WORK; CUMBERLAND’S 4 ENGRAVED 
 TITLES, WITH 2 ADDITIONAL TITLES, COLORED; F'AIRBURN’S 3 PRINTED TITLES, 
 AND EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of 172 portraits of Napoleon 
 (SEVERAL OF THEM COLORED), a fine autograph signature of the Emperor, 
 dated Fontainebleau, July 17, 1805, two autograph signatures of George 
 Cruikshank, one on an original pencil sketch by him, making 200 illustra- 
 tions in all. 
 
 The Cruikshank folding plates are mounted on linen and brilliantly 
 
 _ hand-colored, one or two of them being slightly damaged at the folds, &c., 
 but not sufficiently to mar them to any great extent. ; 
 
 SUCH A FINE EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED SET OF THIS VALUABLE CRUIKSHANK- 
 IRELAND WORK DOES NOT APPEAR OFTEN FOR SALE BY AUCTION. 
 
 135. [DatrympLe (ApoLtPHus J.)|. Memoir, written by General Sir Hew 
 Dalrymple, of his Proceedings as connected with the Affairs of Spain, 
 and the Commencement of the Peninsular War. 8vo, original boards, 
 some leaves uncut (portion of back split). London, 1830 
 
136. 
 
 137. 
 
 138. 
 
 139. 
 
 140. 
 
 141. 
 
 142. 
 
 143. 
 
 144, 
 
 Danton (GrEorGEs J.). The Leeds Mercury, April 12, 1794, Woliggss > 
 issued, with portrait. Leeds, 1794 | 
 
 Contains account of the arrent of Danton. 
 
 Davies (CATHERINE). Eleven Years’ Residence in the Family of Mae 
 King of Naples. 12mo, flexible boards, crudely backed with linen 
 (figure 6 on cover). London, 1841 | 
 
 DratH oF NapoLEeon. Nouvelles Officielles venant de Vile Sainte- 
 Héléne, annoncant la mort de V’ex-général Buonaparte, et les circon- 
 stances qui l’ont occasionné. Extrait du Moniteur. 4 pp. 12mo, 
 unbound. Paris, 1821 
 
 DECREE AGAINST THE Bourzsons. Extrait du Moniteur du 8 Avril 
 1815. Décrets Impériaux. Au palais des Tuileries, le 25 Mars et 
 le 4 Avril, 1815. Cut of Imperial eagle, etc. (Proclamation rela- 
 tive to the Bourbons (mentions Louis XVIII. by name), states that 
 the laws against them will be rigidly enforced, &c.). 2 pp. small 4to, 
 unbound. Portrait of Bonaparte, 8vo, laid in. Paris, 1815 | 
 
 Décrer ImpéEriIAL, Contenant différentes dispositions tendant a réprimer 
 les manoeuvres qui pourraient troubler la tranquillité publique, le — 
 
 9 Mai 1815. (Instructs the Minister of Police relative to the Comte 
 
 de Lille [Louis XVIII.], decrees imprisonment for showing any 
 other colors than the National, formulates additions to the Penal 
 Code, &c.) 4 pp. 4to, unbound, with ee of Napoleon laid in. - 
 Paris, 1815 
 
 DECREE OF THE NatTionaL ASsEMBLY. Municipalité de Paris. Par le 
 Maire et les Membres du Conseil-Général. Extrait du Régistre des 
 Délibérations du Conseil-Général de la Commune de Paris, due Mer- 
 eredi, 22 Juin 1791. Small woodcut of municipal arms. Folio. 
 
 Paris, 1791 
 
 Relates to the free circulation of government funds, the facilitation 
 of the movements of all diligences and other public carriers, and enjoin- 
 ing the proper authorities to give due atleast thereto. Issued by 
 Bailly, mayor; De Joly, clerk. 
 
 Departure OF Louis XVIII. Extrait du Moniteur du 26 Mars 1815 
 Ministére de la Guerre. Nouvelles Officielles de PArmée. Large cut 
 of the Imperial Hagle. (Announces the departure of the Comte de 
 Lille (Louis XVIII.) and other prominent Bourbons from Paris, 
 gives a speech of the Emperor to his soldiers, &c.). 4 pp. small Ato, 
 unbound. Paris, 1815 
 
 DELPHICK ORACLE (THE). (Curious questions in Statute Law, Physick 
 and Anatomy, ete.). Small 8vo, old half calf. London, 1720 
 
 DEpicHES ET Lerrres Intercerrées. Copies of the Original Letters 
 and Dispatches of the Generals, &., at Paris, to Napoleon at Dres- 
 den, intercepted by the Allies. In French and English. 8vo, half 
 calf (somewhat worn). London, 1814 
 
148. 
 
 150. 
 
 145. 
 
 146. 
 
 147. 
 
 149. 
 
 151. 
 
 152. 
 
 153. 
 
 Dé&scription de la Colonne de la Grande-Armée, Terminée par la Dé- 
 scription de ’Arc de Triomphe du Palais des Tuileries. Cut of col- 
 umn. 12 pp. 12mo, uncut and unbound. Edited by Aubry. 
 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 DispAtcH FROM Lyons. Ministére de la Guerre. Dépéches Télégra- 
 phiques, datées de Lyon, le 15 Avril, et arrivées 4 Paris le 16, a sept 
 heures du matin. LHcclesiastical coat-of-arms. (From Suchet, Duke 
 
 ~ of Albuféra, who, with the Duke of Rivoli, has witnessed the arrival 
 of the troops, and mentions that the Tri-color floats over Marseilles, 
 Antibes, Draguignan, &c.) 2 pp. small 4to, unbound. Paris, [1815] 
 
 Du Barry (MapAamMe). Baldwin’s London Weekly Journal, December 
 28, 1793. Folio, as issued. With portrait. London, 1793 
 
 Contains account of the execution of Du Barry. 
 
 Dumas (GEN. Count Matuiev). Mémoires of his Own Time; includ- 
 ing the Revolution, the Empire, and the Restoration. Portraits of 
 Napoleon and Lafayette; with one of the author, inserted. 2 vols. 
 8vo, cloth, uncut. | London, 1839 
 
 During the American Revolution, Count Dumas was Rochambeau’s 
 aide, and recounts his experiences therein. He also served under 
 Napoleon. 
 
 EDUCATIONAL APPOINTMENTS. Extrait du Moniteur du Samedi, pre- 
 mier Avril 1815. (Napoleon visits the institution for the education 
 of daughters of members of the Legion of Honor, appoints new 
 officers of the University, &c.). 4 pp. small 4to, unbound. 
 
 | Paris, 1815 
 
 HGyprTiaAN CAMPAIGN. Copies of Original Letters from the Army of 
 Bonaparte in Egypt, intercepted by the Fleet under the command 
 of Admiral Lord Nelson. With English translation. Map and por- 
 trait inserted. 8vo, half red morocco, symbolical gilt back, gilt top, 
 lower edges tncut. London, 1798 
 
 E@yprian Campaicn. Newspaper. No. 35. Le Voyageur. Journal 
 de L. Prudhomme, du 6 Thermidor, an VII de La République (July 
 24,1798). (Mentions Buonaparte in Egypt, Talleyrand, &c.) 4 pp. 
 small 4to. Paris, 1798 
 
 EGyPtraN CAmpParicn. Copies of Original Letters from the Army of 
 General Bonaparte in Egypt, Intercepted by the fleet under the com- 
 mand of Admiral Lord Nelson. With English Translations. Charts. 
 2 vols. 12mo, boards, leather backs (somewhat worn). 
 
 : London, 1798-9 
 
 Heyrrian Campaign. Courier de ’fgypte. No. 99. (With 2 Extra 
 pages of another number. Relates to Napoleon’s army in Kgypt). 
 Together, 6 pp. 12mo. Cairo, Egypt, 1800 
 
 . Eeypt1an Campatan. Liberté, Egalité, République Frangaise. Ordre 
 
 du jour, du 21 Nivése (et) du 2 Pluviose, an VIII. (Issued by 
 General Damas. Countersigned by General René). Woodcut coat-of- 
 arms. 2 pp. small folio. Cairo, Egypt, 1799 
 
155. Eayprian Campaien. Liberté, Egalité, République Francaise. Ordre 
 du jour, du 26, 28, 29 and 30 Vendémiaire, an 9. (Issued by General 
 Menou. Countersigned by Generals Lagrange and René). Wood- 
 cut coat-of-arms on each. 1, 2 and 3 pp. small folio, Together, 4 
 pieces. Cairo, Egypt, 1800 
 Unusual run of these orders. One of them contains proclamation of 
 General Menou relative to the pay of the Army and Navy. 
 
 156. Eeyprian Camparcn. République Francaise. Journal Officiel de tous 
 les Evénements qui ont eu lieu en Egypte depuis la Convention d’el- 
 A’rich. Woodcut. . (Issued by General Menou. Mentions the as- 
 sassination of General Kleber, &c.) 3 pp. small folio (sight re- 
 pairs). Cairo, Egypt, 1799 
 
 157. Eayptian Campatan. J. Russell’s Gazette. Commercial and Political. 
 Feb. 4, 1799; Mar. 11, 1799; Apr. 18, 1799. Three pieeese ai olia: 
 as issued. | - Boston, 1799 
 
 The issue of April 18th contains four columns of the intercepted dis- — 
 patches of Bonaparte on the Invasion of Egypt. ; 
 
 158. Eayprran CamMpatcn. J. Russell’s Gazette. Commercial and Political. 
 May 9, Jan. 31 and Jan. 17, 1799. Three pieces. Folio, as issued. 
 Boston, 1799 © 
 
 The issue of May 9 contains translations of portions of Bonaparte’s — 
 letters written in Egypt. 
 
 159. Eayprian CamMpatcGNn. Memoirs relative to Egypt, written in that coun- 
 try during the Campaigns of General Bonaparte, in 1798-9, by the 
 Learned Men who accompanied the French Expedition. 2 folding 
 maps. 8vo, sprinkled calf (rubbed). ~ London, 1800 
 
 Contains contributions by Andréossi, Berthollet, Langlés [of the Na- 
 tional Library], and others. 
 
 160. Eeyprian Campaicn. Napoléon en Egypte, Waterloo et le Fils de 
 L’Homme. Précédés d’une Notice Littéraire par M. Tissot. Edition 
 illustrée par H. Vernet et H. Bellangé. Numerous full-page illus- 
 trations on India paper, and others, smaller, ow the regular text 
 paper. Royal 8vo, boards, leather back (dealer’s stamp on half-title, 
 margins of a number of plates foxed). Paris, n.d. 
 
 161. Eayptian Campaign. Napoléon en Egypte. Poéme en Huit Chants. 
 Traduit en vers Allemands, par Gustave Schwab. [Title repeated in 
 German]. Text in both German and French. 8vo, cloth, original 
 wrappers, with the German title, bound in. | 
 
 Stuttgart & Tubingue, 1829 
 
 162. ELection Noricy. Le citoyen Berthereau, Président du canton du 5e 
 Arrondissement de Paris, au C. en Rochault, Notable communal. 
 (Contains information as to place, date, &c., of an election of J udge 
 de Paix, &c.). Directed in an unknown hand. Stamped with seal 
 of the Republic. 1p. small 4to. Paris, 1802 
 
163. Exection Notice. Municipalité de Paris. Corps Municipal. Extrait 
 du Registre des Délibérations du Corps Municipal, du Dimanche 26 
 Décembre 1790. Convocation Générale des Quarante-huit Sections, 
 pour procéder a un second Scrutin pour |’élection du second Substitut- 
 Adjoint du Procureur de la Commune. Woodcut of municipal arms. 
 Folio. Paris, 1790 
 
 Issued by Bailly, Mayor of Paris, and countersigned by De Joly, Clerk. 
 
 Among the names who have already received certain votes are, Gerard 
 de Bury, Charon, the famous Danton, and others. 
 
 164. EneuisH Broapsipres. “A Dream of Napoleon;’ “The Grand Con- 
 versation on Napoleon Arose”; and others. Curious woodcuts. 2 
 pieces, each 1 p. small 4to. ; [ London, n.d. | 
 
 165. ENGLIsH Newspapers or 1787. The Leeds Intelligencer, Weekly, from 
 : May 22 to Dec. 22, 1787, not consecutive, 25 Nos.; The London 
 Packet; or New Lloyd’s Evening Post, Semi Weekly, from June 13 to 
 Dec. 12, 1787, not consecutive, 23 Nos.; Sheffield Register, Vol. 1, 
 No. 1, June 9, 1787. (Several imperfect). Together, 49 pieces, 
 folio, stitched, covers missing. 
 Includes advertisement of the appearance of Mrs. Jordan in “As You 
 Like It,” an Ode by the Poet-Laureate Wharton, a notice of the Barbary 
 
 Plague, news of the Revolution in Holland, copy of the new U. S. Con- 
 stitution adopted N. Y., September 17, 1787, &c., &e. 
 
 166. ENTRY INTO Paris. Extrait du Moniteur du 23 Mars, 1815. (An ac- 
 eount of Napoleon’s journey from Elba to Paris, including one or two 
 of his speeches to the soldiers). 4 pp. 4to, unbound. Laid in are two 
 views of his return, (1) his trip to the quay from the vessel; (2) 
 his reception by some of the soldiers. Paris, 1815 
 
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224, Hatt (CuHaries H.). Memoirs of the Life of Andrew Hofer, containing 
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 shaken). Edinburgh, 1829 
 
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 ete. Nearly 200 engraved plates of French battle scenes on sea and 
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 229. Hazuitt (Witi1AmM). The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte. Second 
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 Hzwerston (W. B.). History of Napoleon Bonaparte, and Wars of — 
 
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 co, symbolical gilt backs, some edges uncut. London, 1815 
 
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 sur le Duc de Reichstadt. Par un Contemporain. Portraits and title 
 
 vignette. 12mo, boards, calf back. Limoges, 1835 
 [Hosnovuse (J.)]. The Substance of Some Letters, written by an En-— 
 
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 with lengthy description). Small 4to, unbound. N urnberg, [1817] 
 
 - Lrrertat Decrees. Bulletin des Lois. No.6. (Contains 9 decrees of 
 
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 trators for the Loterie Impériale, ete. Countersigned by Due de 
 
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244. IMPERIAL GENEALOGY. The Imperial Family, and the Great Officers of 
 State, Civil and Military in France. Humbly dedicated to the 
 Admirers of the French Revolution, and of Liberty and Equality. 
 4 pp. folio, unbound. London, 1810 
 
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 the descriptions of these ‘“ Imperial Worthies appear so extraordinary and 
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 niolini, the mother of the Imperial Family, the sisters of Napoleon, etc. 
 
 245. Inprans. A collection of 34 arrow heads collected by Kennedy Palmer, 
 of Richmond, Va., on the banks of the Chickahoming River, Henrico 
 Co., Va. Mounted on card. 
 
 246. INTERCEPTED Letrers. (Published by Authority.) Letters de Armée 
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 boards, leather back (several leaves repaired). Londres, 1800 
 
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 searce double-page view of Buonaparte at the Field of May, the colored 
 print of Corporal Violet with its curious history and symbolical meaning, 
 the colored portrait of Sir R. T. Wilson, etc., etc. 
 
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 of “ Blondelle.” Colored portrait of Napoleon. 8vo, cloth. 
 
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 Xongo-Tee-Foh-Tchi, Mandarin of the Third Class. Curious frontis- 
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 ored frontispiece in 5 compartments. 12mo, original wrappers, 
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 the English. Portrait. 8vo, boards. Groningen, 1829 
 
 A SWEDISH TRANSLATION of Sherburne’s Life of Paul Jones. 
 
 JosEPHINE. Life of the Empress Josephine, Wife of Napoleon I. Por- 
 trait. S8vo, half blue morocco. Philadelphia, [1870 | 
 
 JOURNAL of a Party of Pleasure to Paris, in August, 1802. 13 aquatint | 
 views from drawings by the author. 8vo, blue boards, uncut (back 
 uncovered ). London, 1814 
 
 JouRNEE de Mont Saint-Jean. Par Paul. (Pamphlet of 34 pp. review- 
 ing many of the events in Napoleon’s career, particularly those pre- 
 vious to, and including, Waterloo, up to the period of the Allies’ en- 
 trance into Paris). 12mo, unbound and uncut. Paris, 1818 
 
 Junot (MapaAmE—Duchesse d’Abrantés). Memoirs of Napoleon, his 
 Court and Family. 16 plates of Napoleon and his famaly. 2 vols. 8vo, 
 half calf, gilt (binding poor). London, 1836 
 
 KENNEDY (GENERAL Sir JAMES S.). Notes on the Battle of Waterloo. 
 With a Brief Memoir of his Life and Services, and Plan for the De- 
 fence of Canada. Folding plan of the Battle. (Slightly repaired). 
 8vo, cloth (small label removed from front cover). London, 1865 
 
 KIRCHENHOFFER (H.). Book of Fate formerly in the Possession of Na- 
 poleon, and now First Rendered into. English . . . from an 
 Ancient Egyptian Manuscript. Folding key-plate, remounted on 
 linen. 8vo, boards, cloth back (binding stained), and a few pages 
 loose). 7 London, 1834 
 
 [Kray (Baron)]. Revolutions Almanach von 1801. With portraits of — 
 Baron Kray (Austrian general), Mourat Bey, and others, also views, 
 etc. 12mo, original wrappers, loose. ¢ ’ Gottingen [1801] 
 
 Krizcs und Friedens-Almanach von 1804. With numerous portraits and 
 views, including portraits of Lefévre, Duphot, Berthier, Bernadotte, 
 Jourdan, Kellerman, Marceau and others. 12mo, old boards. 
 
 Gottingen [1804] 
 
267. 
 
 268. 
 
 269. 
 
 a71, 
 
 279. 
 
 273. 
 
 274, 
 
 270. 
 
 276. 
 
 LaBauME (EvuGrnr). Narrative of the Campaign in Russia, in 1812 
 : of which the writer was an éye-witness. Translated from 
 the French. 12mo, printed boards, uncut (worn). London, 1815 
 
 LaBauME (Evcine). A Circumstantial Narrative of the Campaign in 
 Russia, containing description of scenes of which the author was an 
 Hye-Witness. ‘Translated from the French. | Portrait,‘and plans of 
 the battles of Moskwa and Malo-Jaroslavitz. 8vo, recently bound in 
 half calf, gilt (some leaves and plates stained). 
 Hartford [Ct.], 1817 
 
 LABEDOYERE (CHARLES A. H., Comtr Dr). Memoirs of the Public and 
 . Private Life of Napoleon Bonaparte; with Historical Illustrations 
 and Original Anecdotes. Colored map and portratt (uncolored). 2 
 vols. 8vo, old calf, (binding worn and small portion of text of 1 p. 
 torn). | London [ca. 1827 | 
 
 . LABEDOYERE (CHARLES A. H., ComTE Dre). Memoirs of the Public and 
 
 Private Life of Napoleon Bonaparte; with Historical Illustrations 
 and Original Anecdotes. Colored illustrations. 2 vols. 8vo, polished 
 calf (1 side of 1 vol. loose). London, circa 1827 
 
 The illustrations colored by hand probably some years later. Includes 
 Napoleon’s Will, and a chronological list of his achievements. 
 
 LACRETELLE (M.C.). Analogies et Contrastes entre Olivier Cromwell et 
 N. Buonaparte. Iius dans la séance publique annuelle des cing Acad- 
 émies de l’Institut de France, le 2 Mai 1837. 14 pp. 4to, unbound. 
 
 | [ Paris, 1837] 
 
 Author's presentation copy, with inscription on title. 
 
 LAFAYETTE (Marquis Dr). The St. James’ Chronicle, Dec. 15-17, 1796. 
 Folio, as issued. London, 1796 
 
 Contin account of Lafayette in prison at Olmutz with speech of Pitt 
 on keeping him there. Accompanied by portraits of both. 
 
 LAMARTINE (A. DE). Portraits-Vignettes pour Histoire des Girondins. 
 Dessins par Raffet. 11 parts (should be 12), 4to, wrappers, as issued, 
 Paris, 1847; The Gallery of Pictures painted by Benjamin West 
 
 engraved in outline by Henry Moses. 15 plates (should 
 
 be 16), 4to, “unbound. London [1811] 
 LANFREY (P.). The History of Napoleon the First. 4 vols. 12mo, 
 cloth, top edges uncut. With Index. London, 1886 
 The best history of Napoleon from the Adar? of view of ‘‘The Oppo- 
 sition.” 
 
 LANGE (Moritz). Napoleons Denckschriften von ihm selbst in St. 
 Helena geschrieben. Full length portrait of Napoleon, seated, and 
 surrounded by officers. 12mo, old wrappers. Augsburg [1821] 
 
 Laneon (Baron L. L.). Evenings with Prince Cambacérés, Second 
 Consul, Arch-Chancellor, etc. Portraits. 2 vols., 8vo, cloth. (Library 
 copy). London, 1837 
 
278. 
 
 209. 
 
 280. 
 
 AOL. 
 
 282. 
 
 Lancon (Baron L. L.). Evenings with Prince Cambaceres, Second 
 
 Consul. Portraits inserted. 2 vols. 12mo, tie ec morocco, gilt, | 
 ies iti top margins of several pages). 
 gilt tops. (Writing on top marg Philadelphia, 1838 
 
 LANTERNE Macrque (LA) de la Rue Impériale. (A curious review 
 
 of the affairs of Paris, &c., from the time of the arrival of the youth- 
 ful Napoleon and his family from Corsica to the entry of Louis 
 < -) 8 pp. 12mo, in crudely-made wrappers. 
 a ee ; : [Paris, circa 1814] 
 
 LAROCHEJAQUELEIN (DONNISSAN, MARQUISE Dre). Memoirs of the 
 
 Marchioness De Larochejaquelein. Map of the theatre of war in La 
 Vendée, and illustrations. Translated from the French. 8vo, halt 
 red morocco, symbolical gilt back, gilt top, uncut. Edinburgh, 1816 
 
 EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of numerous portraits and views, 
 several on India paper. 
 
 LaRPENT (Sir GrorceE—Editor). The Private Journal of F. Seymour 
 
 Larpent, attached to Headquarters of Lord Wellington during the 
 Peninsular War, from 1812 to its close. Second Edition, Revised. 2 
 vols. 12mo, half red calf,: gilt. London, 1853 
 
 Las Cases (Emmanuet A. D. M. J., Comte Dz). Journal of the Private 
 
 Life and Conversations of the Emperor Napoleon at Saint Helena. 
 New Edition. Portraits and maps, several inserted. 4 vols. 8vo, 
 half calf. London, 1824 
 
 Laskey (Caprarn J. C.). Description of the Medals Struck by Order 
 
 of Napoleon, Commemorating the Most Remarkable Battles and 
 Events during his Dynasty. Portrait and vignettes. Royal 8vo. 
 green straight-grain morocco, gilt back and sides, gilt edges. 
 
 London, 1818 
 
 A UNIQUE VOLUME, With colored armorial bookplate of C. R. Taylor, a _ 
 former owner, and containing a remarkable series of pencil-sketches by 
 him of 148 medals, obverse and reverse [nearly 300 drawings in all], 
 copied from the originals. These sketches are mounted on about SOpp. 
 and bound in, together with a descriptive title carefully printed in ink 
 by his hand. Laid in are a well-executed pencil likeness of Mr. Taylor 
 by George Dance, and a photograph of the Chevalier John Taylor, M.D. 
 
 The details of the medals are unusually distinct, exhibiting marvelous 
 patience and skill on the part of Mr. Taylor, who must have devoted 
 many days to the work. The occurrences commemorated begin with the 
 Battle of Montenotte in 1796, and conclude with Napoleon’s embarkation 
 at Rochefort in 1815. . 
 
 Medals sketched comprise that portion generally known as the “ Mint 
 Series,” completed by the addition of those medals which were in prog- 
 ress at the Restoration of the Bourbons, and are chiefly from the designs 
 of the Baron Denon, “ directeur du Musée Napoléon 4 Paris.” 
 
 283. LAVALLETTE (Marie CHAMANS, ComTE DE). Memoirs of Count Laval- 
 
 lette. Written by Himself. Portrait (laid in). 2 vols. 8vo, halt 
 calf (slightly rubbed). | London, 1831 
 
 284. Lavarer (Jean G.). Le Lavater Portatif, ou Précis de Art de Con- 
 
 naitre les Hommes par les Traits du Visage. Portrait and 32 plates, 
 IN COLOR. Square 24mo, wrappers, uncut (worn). Paris, 1812 
 
285. 
 
 286. 
 
 287. 
 
 288. 
 
 289. 
 290. 
 
 291. 
 
 292. 
 
 293. 
 
 294. 
 
 295. 
 
 296. 
 
 LavaTER (JOHN C.). Portatif. With 56 plates in colors, should be 64. 
 2 vols. 12mo, original wrappers, loose. Bruxelles, 1826 
 
 Leacu (Lrxvut.-Cot. J.). Rough Sketches of the Life of an Old Soldier 
 during a Service in the West Indies . . . including the Battles of 
 Quatre Bras and Waterloo. Colored frontispiece, inserted. 8vo, half 
 red morocco, symbolical gilt back, gilt top. London, 1831 
 
 LEFFINGWELL CaATALogur. Autograph Letters and Historical Docu- 
 ments collected by the late Prof. E. H. Leffingwell, of New Haven, 
 Conn., sold by auction in Boston, January 6, 1891, and following 
 days. Complete in 2 parts. Priced. Royal 8vo, half red morocco. 
 
 Boston, 1891 
 
 Letrers from Portugal and Spain, written during the March of the 
 British Troops under Sir John Moore. By an Officer. Map and 
 plates. 8vo, half calf. London, 1809 
 
 Lewis (James H.). Orations on the Battle of Waterloo, and on the 
 ~ Rise and Fall of Buonaparte. 12mo, ee boards, uncut (shaken). 
 | London, 1815 
 
 Lire of Bonaparte, First Consul, from his Birth to the Peace of Lune- 
 ville. Translated from the French. Portrait engraved by Heath. 
 8vo, half calf (plate spotted, and name on title). London, 1802 
 
 [LocknHaArt (J. G.)]. The Court and Camp of Buonparte. Illustrated. 
 16mo, half red morocco, gilt, gilt top. London, 1831 
 
 EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of 49 portraits of Napoleon’s Mar- 
 shals, Generals, and members of his family, including engraved frontis- 
 piece of Talleyrand by E. Finden. 
 
 Lockwoop (JosEPH). Guide to St. Helena, Descriptive and Historical, 
 with a Visit to Longwood and Napoleon’s Tomb. 12mo, cloth. 
 St. Helena, 1851 
 
 J,ONG AND BERESFORD LETTERS. A Reply to the Misrepresentations and 
 Aspersions on the Military Reputation of the late Lieut.-Gen. R. B. 
 Long (C. EH. Long). Also, a Second Letter to C. E. Long by General 
 Lord Viscount Beresford. In 1 vol., 8vo, half crimson calf, gilt 
 back with the crowned “ N,” by Larkins. London, 1832-4 
 
 LoNDON CHRONICLE (THE). June 30, July 16,1789. 4to. Sewn. 
 London, 1789 
 
 Contains General Washington’s Speech April 18th, 1789; also other 
 items of American interest. 
 
 Lonpon Curonicte (THE). August 8 to September 3, 1789 (not quite 
 consecutive). 2 pieces, 4to, Sewn. London, 1789 
 
 Lone Istanp. Long Island Star. August 30, 1810. 4 pp., folio. 
 
 Brooklyn, 1810 
 
 Contains an account of the total annihilation of the Press in France 
 
 commencing, ‘‘ By late Decree of Napoleon’s the last spark of freedom in 
 France has been extinguished.” 
 
297. Louis XVI. The Whitehall Evening Post. June 25-28 and 30, July 2, 
 1791. 2 pes. Folio, asiissued,) * _ London, 1791 
 Contains account of the pursuit and capture of Louis XVI. and family. 
 
 298. Louis XVI. The London Chronicle, June 23-30, 1791. 2 pes., small 
 folio, as issued. | . London, 1791 
 Contains account of the flight and capture of Louis XVI. | 
 
 299. Louis XVI. National Convention. The Defence of Louis. Translated 
 from the French by Cézar Duboc. 2 portraits, mserted. 16mo, 
 modern wrappers. Paris; National Press, 1792 
 
 Citizen Deséze was one of Louis’ “ official councils,” and wrote his de- 
 fence of the King in four nights, delivering it at the Bar of the National 
 Convention, December 26, 1792, the first year of the French Republic. 
 
 300. Louris XVI. The Whitehall Evening Post, Dec. 29, 1792-Jan. 1, 1793. 
 - Folio, as issued. London, 1793 
 
 Contains an account of the trial of Louis XVI. 
 
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 303. 
 
 305. 
 
 307, 
 
 308. 
 
 For date of other sessions, see “ORDER OF SALE,” page supra. 
 
 Louis XVI. Deas in’s London Weekly Journal, Jan. 5, 12, 19 and 26, 
 and Feb. 2, 1793 (containing account of the trial and execution). 
 With 5 eee plates. Together, 11 pieces. 
 
 . Louris XVI. The Leeds Mercury, Jan. 26,1793. Folio, as issued. 
 
 Leeds, 1793 
 
 Contains the sentence on Louis XVI. and a selection of the reasons of 
 
 the various members of the National Convention why he should be sen- 
 tenced to death. 
 
 Lovis XVI. The leeds Mercury, Feb. 2, 1793. aie, as issued. 
 Leeds, 1793 
 
 Sontains account of the execution of Louis XVI. 
 
 4. Louis XVI. Trapp (Joseph). Proceedings of the French National 
 
 - Convention on the Trial of Louis XVI; to which are added inter- 
 esting particulars attending the Treatment and Execution of the 
 ill-fated Monarch. Illustrated. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt, gilt top, 
 uncut. London; Printed for the Author, 1793 
 EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of 76 portraits, views, &c., some 
 
 on India paper, and a number inlaid. 
 
 Louis XVI. The London Chronicle, July 7-9, 1795. Small folio, as 
 “issued. London, 1795 
 
 Contains account of the exchange of the daughter of Louis XVI. 
 
 . Louis XVI. The St. James’s Chronicle, Jan. 2-5, and 7-9, 1796. 2 
 
 pieces. folio, as issued. London, 1796 
 Contains information regarding the daughter of Louis XVI. 
 
 Louis XVII. The London Chronicle, June 13-16, and 18-20, 1795. 
 2 vols. small. Folio, as issued. With portrait. London, 1795 
 
 Contains account of the death of the Dauphin and of the post-mortem 
 on the body. 
 
 Louis XVIII. Regnauld (Joseph). Le Serment des Frangais 4 Louis 
 XVIII. A Poem. Out on title. 8 pp. small 4to, unbound. (Pen- 
 cilled notes on final page.) Paris, 1814 
 
309. Lours XVIII. Le Cri du Peuple (J. E. Lamolle); L’Accueil de Louis 
 XVIII au Cri du Peuple. Portrait (laid in). 2 pp. small 4to co 
 (writing at bottom 2d page). Paris, 1814 
 
 310. Louris XVIII. Extrait du Moniteur du Dimanche 8 Mai, 1814. (Ap- 
 points Ney, Augereau, Macdonald, Dupont and others, on the “ Con- a 
 seil de la Guerre,” &c.). 2 pp. small 4to. Paris, 1814 a 
 
 311. Louis XVIII. Extrait du Moniteur du 7 Mai 1814. Garde Nationale 
 Sédentaire de Paris. Ordre du Jour. (Signed by Dessole, le general — 
 commandant en chef). 2 pp. 4to. Paris, 1814 ‘6 
 
 312. Louis XVIII. Extrait du Moniteur du 4 Mai 1814. (Particulars of the 
 First Audience held by Louis as King of France, with addresses of 
 welcome, &c.). Cut of “ fleur-de-lis” on shield, &c. 4 pp. 4to, un- 
 bound. . Paris, 1814 
 
 313. Louis XVIII. Aux Francois. Manifesto, in French, from Louis, several 
 months prior to Napoleon’s abdication, commenting upon “ lUsur- 
 pateur du Tréne de St. Louis,’ &c. Signed, Louis. 1 p. 4to (1 
 corner stained). Hartwell, 1814 
 
 A valuable historical document issued to the People of France by Louis, 
 from Hartwell, Bucks, England, to which place he had been banished 
 after the Peace of Tilsitt. 
 
 314. Lours XVIII. Charte Constitutionelle; Déclaration de Saint-Ouen, 
 Droit public des Francais, De Ordre judiciaire, &e. Hngraved por- 
 trait (stained at top), laid in. Small oblong folio, folded. 
 
 Paris, &c., 1814-5 
 
 315. Louis XVIII. Extrait de la Gazette Officielle: Paris, le 3 Aott, 1815. 
 Ordonnances du Roi. (Upon military promotions, &c.) 4 pp. 
 small 4to, unbound. With portrait of the king, laid in. Paris, 1815 
 
 316. Louis XVIII. Ordonnances du Roi [Louis XVIII]. Extrait de la 
 Gazette Officielle, Paris le 31 Aotit, 1815. (Gives many details rela- 
 tive to the formation of a new Cavalry Organization, imprisonment of 
 General Moncey, &c.). 4 pp. small 4to, unbound. Portraits of the 
 King and Moncey, laid in. Paris, 1815 
 
 317. Louis XVIII. Extrait du Moniteur du 9 Juillet 1815. (Description of 
 the arrival of the King, the scenes upon his entry into the capital, the 
 display of white cockades, address of the Count de Chabrol, &c.). 
 4 pp. small 4to, unbound, uncut. Paris, 1815 
 
 318. Louis XVIII. Extrait du Moniteur et de la Gazette Officielle du 25 
 Juillet, 1815. Ordonnance du Roi. (Appoints many new Peers, with 
 list of names, &c.). 4 pp. 4to, unbound. Paris, 1815 
 
 319. Louis Puitippr. Essai‘sur les Comtes de Paris. Au Profit de Poeuvre 
 des Méres de famille. Portrait of the Duchesse D’Orleans. 8vo, 
 stamped morocco, sides with centre monogram of “LP” with crown 
 in gold, gilt back, gilt edges. Paris, 1841 
 
 From the library of Louis Philippe, King of France, with a pencilled 
 note on flyleaf to that effect. 
 
320. 
 
 321. 
 
 322. 
 
 323. 
 
 324. 
 
 325. 
 
 326. 
 
 327. 
 
 330. 
 
 Louver (J. B.). Narrative of the Dangers to which I have been Ex- 
 posed since May 31, 1793. 8vo, paper wrappers, uncut. 
 Dublin, 1795 
 
 Lowe (Str Hvupson). Memorial de Sir H. Lowe, Relatif a la Captivité 
 de Napoléon a Sainte-Héléne. Portrait. 12mo, wrappers, uncut 
 
 (lacks atlas with views). Bruxelles, 1830 
 
 | LowELL (JAMES RussELL).] Eagle. Vol. 1. No. 3. Feb. 2, 1848. 4 
 
 pp- Folio, as issued. New York, 1848 
 
 Contains the poem ‘“ The HOY, al Pedigree” by Lowell, probably its first 
 appearance. 
 
 Lyons DispatcH. Extrait du Moniteur du Dimanche 2 Avril 1815. 
 Dépéches Télégraphiques. (From the Prefect and Division Com- 
 mander, April 1. Mentions that all is quiet at Lyons, the arrival at 
 Montelimart of the Duke of Angouléme, &c.). 2 pp. 8vo (slight 
 repair to part of leaf). Laid in are 3 engraved views of Lyons, and 
 a plan of same. [Paris, 1815] 
 
 Macrrone (Francis). Interesting Facts relating to the Fall and Death 
 of Joachim Murat, King of Naples; and the Second Restoration of 
 the Bourbons; and, A Few Specimens of the Ars Logica Copleiana, 
 or, Solicitor-General’s Logic. 2 vols. in 1, 8vo, half calf. 
 
 London, 1817-20 
 
 Mackay (SamvreL—'Translator). Campaigns of the Armies of France, 
 in Prussia, Saxony, and Poland, in 1806-7. With Biographical Notes. 
 Translated from the French. 4 vols. in 2, 8vo, original boards, uncut, 
 (binding poor and many leaves stained). Boston, 1808 
 
 [Macen (Hippotyte)]. Les Deux Cours, et Les Nuits de St. Cloud: 
 Moeurs, Débauches et Crimes de la Famille Bonaparte. 24mo, half 
 morocco, gilt, gilt top. Bruxelles et Paris, 1852-1870 
 
 MAITLAND (CapraIn F. L.). Narrative of the Surrender of Buvunaparte, 
 and of his Residence on board the Bellerophon. Chart. 8vo, boards 
 (binding somewhat shaken, and name on title). London, 1826 
 
 . Matmesspury (Eart or). Memoirs of an Ex-Minister. An Autobiog- 
 
 raphy. New Edition. 12mo, cloth. London, 1885 
 
 . Manvet des Amis de la Constitution. Illustrated. 12mo, boards, uncut. 
 
 Paris, 1792; Campaign of General Bonaparte, Edinburgh, 1800, 
 12mo, boards, uncut; Memoirs of the Life and Actions of Napoleon, 
 12mo, boards, uncut, Hudson (N. Y.), (all shghtly imperfect). To- 
 gether, 3 vols. 
 
 Manuscript or 1814. History of events which led to the Abdication of 
 Napoleon. Written at the Command of the Emperor, by Baron Fain. 
 Large folding map of the Campaign of 1814 and facsimile. 8vo, 
 boards, uneut (binding slightly damaged). London, 1823 
 
 Fain was Napoleon’s secretary in his later campaigns. 
 
dol. 
 
 332. 
 
 300. 
 
 do4, 
 
 335. 
 
 306. 
 
 337. 
 
 339, 
 
 340. 
 
 Pia a Raber tOl Th eT ime key. 
 
 Manuscript transmitted from St. Helena by an Unknown Channel. 
 Translated from the French. [J. Br. L. De Chateauvieux]. 8vo, 
 half cloth. , . London, 1817 
 
 Manusorrpr transmitted from St. Helena, by an Unknown Channel. 
 Translated from the French. Illustrations. 8vo, half red morocco, 
 symbolical gilt back, gilt top, uncut. London, 1817 | 
 
 [EXXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of 85 portraits and views, a few 
 
 inlaid. A scarce autobiography of Napoleon, said to have been fabricated 
 by J. F. L. De Chateauvieux. , 
 
 Marat (JEAN Pavt). Baldwin’s London Weekly Journal, J at 27, 
 
 1793. Folio, as issued. London, 1793 
 
 Contains account of the assassination of Marat, accompanied etd por- 
 traits of Marat and Corday. 
 
 Marat (JEAN Pau). The Leeds Mercury. July 27, August 3 and 17, 7 
 1793. 38 Nos. Folio, as issued. With portraits of Marat and Corday. 
 (5 pieces). Leeds, 1793 
 
 Contains material relating to Marat and Charlotte Corday. 
 
 Marte ANTOINETTE. Authentic Trial at Large of Marie Antoinette, 
 
 before the Revolutionary Tribunal, October 15,1793 . . . with 
 Supplement containing Particulars of her Execution. Oval portraat 
 (inserted). 12mo, half morocco. London, 1793 
 
 Marie AnToINETtTe. Baldwin’s London Weekly Journal, Aug. 31 and 
 Oct. 26, 1793, and The Leeds Mercury Oct. 26 and Nov. 2, 1793 
 (containing account of the trial and execution). With 4 illustrations. 
 
 Marte ANTOINETTE. Weber (Joseph). Memoirs of Maria Antoinetta, 
 including several important periods of the French Revolution. Trans- 
 lated from the French by R. C. Dallas, and others. Portraits by 
 Bartolozzi. and Schiavonetti, including Marie Antoinette, Marve 
 Therese, Charles Philippe, and others. 3 vols. 8vo, half mottled calf, 
 gilt (binding worn). London, 1805-1812 
 
 The author is said to have been a foster-brother of Marie Antoinette. 
 
 . Marre-Lovurse. Maire de la Ville de Strasbourg. Programme de la — 
 
 Réception de 8S. M. wee Reine, Marie-Louise d’Autriche ; 
 (et) Ordre de Marche. 2 pieces (1) 10 pp. small 4to, wrappers; 
 (2) 3 pp. 12mo, unbound. Strasbourg, 1810 — 
 
 Contains interesting details concerning the reception accorded. Marie 
 Louise in Strasbourg on her way to Paris to meet Napoleon after her ~ 
 marriage to him, by proxy, at Vienna, March 11, 1810. 
 
 MarriaGe or Napvorron. Ausfihrliche Beschreibung der feierlichen 
 Bermahlung Sr. Majestait des Kaisers Napoleon mit Ihro Majestat 
 
 der Kaiserin Marie Louise zu St. Cloud am J. April 1810. With 
 representation of the ceremony in colors “ Vermahlung sr. Franzos 
 
 Kays; Mayes tett.” Small 4to, pp. 4 (unpaged). n.p. 1810 
 MASSACHUSETTS CENTINEL (THE). Nov. 16, 19, 26, 1785. 3 “Nos: 
 Small folio, as issued. Boston, 1785 
 
 Contains a poem on a Mohawk chief, preparing for war. 
 
341. MASSACHUSETTS CENTINEL (THE). Dec. 7, 10, 14,1785. 3 Nos. Small 
 folio, as issued. Boston, 1785 
 
 Contains ‘‘ Winter” by Samuel Johnson, probably its first appearance 
 in this country. 
 
 342. MassAcHUSETTS CENTINEL (THE). Dec. 17, 21, 24, 28, 1785. 4 Nos. 
 Small folio, as issued. Boston, 1785 
 
 343. MASSACHUSETTS CENTINEL (THE). June 20, 24, 27, 1789. 3 Nos. 
 Small folio, as issued. Boston, 1789 
 Contains Morse’s Memoirs of General Washington, complete. 
 
 844. Massacres oF Paris. A Series of Letters; containing a Particular Ac- 
 count of the Massacres of Paris, in June-September, 1792. 12mo, 
 
 . boards, cloth back (label removed from front cover). 
 [| London], Printed for the Booksellers, 1793 
 
 Includes several letters from Lafayette to the King and the National 
 
 Assembly on the Massacres of the Swiss Guard, the mob at the Tuileries, 
 
 . &e., and other letters on those terrible times preceding the actual French 
 Revolution. 
 
 345. Mayor’s ProctaAMaTiIon. De par M. le Maire, MM. les Lieutenant de 
 Maire, et Conseillers-Administrateurs au Département de la Police. 
 Proclamation. Du Samedi 6 Mars, 1790. Woodcut of municipal 
 arms. Folio. oy we aris gy 1790 
 
 _ A lengthy proclamation, in three wide columns, issued by Bailly, first 
 mayor of Paris under Louis XVI., relative to smuggling in tobacco, &e., ° 
 which appears to have affected the people of both city and town; and 
 ealls upon all good citizens, churchmen, and others, to obey the laws 
 concerning ‘‘ marchandises prohibées. oe 
 
 346. Mrpatiic History or NapotEon. A series of one hundred and fifty- 
 six (list as below says one hundred and fifty-five) wax impressions 
 from the original bronze medals, illustrating the history of Napoleon 
 and the prominent events in his life, and a few of the eminent person- 
 ages connected with him. All laid on 7 specially made trays, each in 
 a separate sunken compartment, with complete “ Explication des 
 Médailles de Napoléon” (ms. of 32 pp. folio, written in a neat 
 contemporary hand). All are numbered but need re-arrangement, 
 some being out of order according to the list. 
 
 The collection illustrates the events in French history between the years 
 1791 and 1815. Liberty is always represented by a woman; in some cases 
 she is presenting the Constitution to the people, or handing the keys to a 
 warrior, that he may enter and take the desired fortress. Every event in 
 Napoleon’s career is well depicted. In some cases he is represented as a 
 Caesar, bearing the sceptre and clothed in imperial robes. On the field 
 of battle, in commemoration of great victories, such as Marengo, Auster- 
 litz, etc., he is invariably represented by Victory, hovering in the air, 
 and holding a crown and palm. He is also represented in the form of the 
 rising sun hovering over Europe. The events of his private life are por- 
 trayed, and include his marriage, baptism of his son, ete. 
 
 347. Mrmorrs of the Duchesse de Tourzel, Governess to the Children of France 
 during the Years 1789-90-1-2-3-5. Published by the Duke des 
 Cars. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth, top edges uncut. London, 1886 
 
348. Miener (A. F.). History of the French Revolution, from 1789 to 1814. 
 Portrait of Lafayette, and table. 12mo, half red morocco, gilt, gilt 
 top. London, 1826 
 
 349. Mitirary AFFAIRS. Gazette Officielle, Vendredi, 11 Aoftt 1815. Ordon- — a 
 . nances du Roi. (Signed by Louis, countersigned by Saint-Cyr, 
 Talleyrand, and others. Concerns affairs of the army, the forma- 
 
 tion of legions of each department, regiments of the line, etc.) Spp. 
 
 Ato, stitched. Paris; Tes. 
 
 350. Mitrrary Events. Observations sur le rapport du Ministre des rela- - 
 tions extérieuvres Duc de Bassano, du 9 Janvier 1813. 2 pp. small 
 Ato. [Paris, 1813] 
 
 351. MiraBeau, Du Barry, and others. The London Chronicle, April 7, 9, 
 12 and 14, 1791 (containing accounts of Mirabeau, with 3 extra — 
 prints), also, The Leeds Mercury, December 28, 1793 (containing ~ 
 account of the execution of Madame Du Barry), and other contem- 
 porary papers. Together, 11 pieces. | ais 
 
 352. Mrraseau (H. G. De R.). The Whitehall Evening Post, April 7-9 and 
 9-12, 1791. 2 Nos. Folio, as issued. London, 1791 
 
 Contains account of the death and funeral of Mirabeau. 
 
 353. MircHELL (Ligut.-Cou. J.). The Fall of Napoleon: An Historical 
 Memoir. 3 vols. 12mo, cloth (Library labels removed from covers). 
 : London, 1845. 
 
 354, MONTELIMART News, &c. Extrait du Moniteur du Mardi 11 Avril, 
 1815. (Gives dispatch from General Grouchy concerning defeat of 
 Duke of Angouléme; also contains proclamation of Napoleon rela- 
 tive to the “ Garde Nationale.”) 4 pp. small 4to, unbound. , 
 
 Paris, 1815 
 
 355, MONTHOLON (CHARLES Tristan). Memoirs of the History of France 
 during the Reign of Napoleon . . . published from the Original 
 Manuscripts. Facsimile. 2 vols. 8vo, blue boards, paper labels, 
 uncut. . London, 1823 
 
 396. MONTHOLON AND GouRGAUD. Memoirs of the History of France during 
 the Reign of Napoleon. Dictated to the Generals who shared his 
 Captivity at St. Helena, and published from the Original Manu- 
 scripts corrected by Himself. Maps, plans and facsimiles. 7 vols. 
 8vo, half crimson calf, gilt. London, 1823-4 
 
 These Memoirs were dictated by Napoleon to his generals during the 
 SIx years he was a captive upon the Island of St. Helena. 
 
 307. Moopy (C. L.—Editor). Sketch of Modern France, In a Series of Let- 
 ters to a Lady of Fashion, Written in 1796 and 1797, by a Lady. 
 8vo, cloth. | London, 1798 
 
 These letters were written partly in France and partly in Switzerland | 
 
 a the time Napoleon was in Italy and in the midst of his campaign 
 ere. ; 
 
358. 
 
 359. 
 
 360. 
 
 361. 
 
 362, 
 
 363. 
 
 364, 
 
 365. 
 
 366. 
 
 367. 
 
 er em NST re 
 
 \ 
 
 Moore (JAMES). A Narrative of the Campaign of the British Army 
 in Spain, commanded by Sir John Moore. Authenticated by Official 
 Papers and Original Letters. Maps and portraits, several of the 
 latter inserted. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt, gilt top, partly uncut. 
 
 London, 1809 
 
 Moreau (GENERAL JEAN Victor). Moreau’s Reise aus Franfreich 
 nach Amerika in malerischen Briefen an seine Gattin. 12mo, old 
 wrappers, uncut, and mainly unopened. Paris, 1805 
 
 Moreau (GENERAL JEAN Victor). Sketch of the Life of General 
 Moreau; and Details of his Last Moments. By Paul Svinne. ‘To 
 which is added an Appendix containing several Interesting Letters. 
 Illustrated. 18mo, half red morocco, gilt, gilt top, original wrappers 
 bound in. New York; E. Duyckinck, 1814 
 
 EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of over 30 portraits, views, &e., in- 
 
 eluding a curious cut of Niagara Falls, and one of Moreau’s Disaster be- 
 fore Dresden. Printed on tinted paper. 
 
 Morean (Lapy Simpnrey). France. 2 vols. 8vo, blue boards, uncut 
 (back somewhat damaged). London, 1817 
 
 Morn1nG CHRONICLE (THE) and London Advertiser. January 31, 1783, 
 March 29, 1783, and April 10, 1783. 3 pieces. Folio, as issued. 
 
 ; London, 1783 
 Contains articles on America, ete. 
 
 Mornine Curonicte (THE) and London Advertiser, Mar. 27, April 
 16, 1783. 2 pieces. Folio, as issued. London, 1783 
 
 Morris (THomas). Recollections of Military Service, in 1813-14-15, 
 through Germany, Holland and France; including details of the 
 Battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo. 12mo, original cloth (worn). 
 
 London, 1845 
 
 MouNTENEY (Barcitay). An Historical Inquiry into the Principal Cir- 
 cumstances and Events relative to the late Emperor Napoleon, in 
 which are investigated the Charges brought against the Government 
 and Conduct of that eminent Individual. 8vo, half crimson calf, 
 gilt, gilt top, uncut by Riviere. (Title probably in facsimile.) 
 
 London, 1824 
 
 MovEMENTS OF THE ArMy. Extrait du Moniteur, du 3 Mai 1815. 
 (Announces the fortification of the towns of the Northern frontier, 
 those of the Interior, the formation of the “ corps d’observations,” 
 &e., &e.) 4 pp. small 4to, unbound. Paris, 1815 
 
 Mirriine (Baron Von). Passages from my Life; with Memoirs of 
 the Campaign of 1813 and 1814. Edited by Col. Philip Yorke. 
 Svo, cloth. London, 1853 
 
368. 
 
 369. 
 
 370. 
 
 371. 
 
 372. 
 
 O74. 
 
 375. 
 
 Muntcrpat Novice. Municipalité de Paris. Par le Maire et les Officiers 
 Municipaux. Extrait du Registre des délibérations du Corps Munici-— 
 pal, du vingtsixiéme jour de la troisiéme décade du deuxiéme mois” 
 de ’an second de la République Frangaise. Folio. — Paris, 93 
 
 Measures proposed for the regulation and sale of charcoal. Issued by 
 Pache, mayor, and contains the names of Delepine, Levasseur, Magendie, 
 and others. Date of this broadside corresponds to that of the Gregorian 
 calendar, Noy. 15, 1793. 
 
 Murray (Caprary A.). Memoir of the Naval Life and Services of 
 Sir Philip C. H. C. Durham. 8vo, polished calf, gilt, inside gilt 
 borders, by Riviere. . London, 1846 
 
 Covers the years 1777-1845, and includes interesting information con 
 cerning the loss of the Royal George; meetings with the French Marshal 
 Macdonald, Admiral Nelson, and others; battle of Quiberon Bay, etc. 
 
 NapoLron. The St. James’s Chronicle. June 7-9, 1796. Folio, as 
 issued. London, 1796 
 
 Contains Bonaparte’s Proclamation of a treaty with Sardinia. 
 
 Napotron. The St. James’s Chronicle. January 16-19 and 21-23, and 
 May 17-19, 1796. 3 Nos. Folio, as issued. London, 1796 
 
 Contains articles on the Council of 500, etc. 
 
 NApoLEoN. Revolutions Almanach von 1798. With portrats, including 
 Buonaparte (oval medallion, long hair), William Pitt, Barras, Car- 
 not, etc., also views. 12mo, original boards, uncut. | a | 
 
 Gottingen [1798] 
 
 . NapoLeon. Bell’s Weekly Messenger. September 15, 1799. Folio, as 
 
 issued. ‘Two views and one portrait. London, 1799 
 
 Contains important war information, news of the Council of 500, Sir 
 Sydney Smith’s defeat of Napoleon at Acre, etc. 
 
 NapoLEoN. Bell’s Weekly Messenger. November 24, 1799. Folio, as 
 issued. With 3 appropriate prints. Together, 4 pieces. i 
 London, 1799 
 
 Contains account of the dissolving of the Council of 500. 
 
 NaPoLEoN. Paix avec toutes les Puissances. Voici le détail historique 
 de la Vie du Général Bonaparte, &c. (Sketch of his life from his 
 birth in 1769 to 1801). 8 pp. 16mo, unbound. Paris, 1801 
 
 . Napoteon. Le Messager du Soir. August 15, 16, 19 and 28, 1815. 4 
 
 vols. folio, as issued. [ Paris], 1815 
 
 Issued soon after Waterloo, and containing interesting accounts of 
 Napoleon, Ney and others. 
 
 . Napoteon. Schilderung der Abfiihrung Bonaparte’s in seine Gefan- 
 
 genschaft auf die Insel St. Helena. Finely colored frontispiece. 
 Napoleon’s Abfuhrung nach St. Helena, 1815.” Small 4to, un- 
 bound, pp. 8. n.p. 1815 
 
 . Napotron. Annalitische und chronologische Uebersicht der wichtigsten . 
 
 Lebensmomente Napoleons (1769-1821), (probably excerpt). 12mo, 
 unbound, pp. 382. n.p.n.d. [ca. 1821] 
 
379. 
 
 380. 
 
 381. 
 
 382, 
 
 383. 
 
 384. 
 
 385. 
 
 386. 
 
 387. 
 
 388. 
 
 NapoLEon. Sainsbury (J.). Facsimiles of all the Different Signatures 
 of the Emperor Napoleon. 8 pp. 4to, sheets, inlaid. London [1836] 
 
 Thirty of these signatures are given, from 1785, when he was a second 
 lieutenant, to 1816, when he was at St. Helena. Also, in connection, is 
 given a sketch of the events associated with them. 
 
 Napoueon. A collection of metal medals after the original bronzes, in- 
 cluding Napoleon and Marie Louise, Napoleon (several), Siége de 
 la Bastille, Josephine, etc. All in sunken mounts. ‘Together, 10 
 pieces, various sizes, enclosed in morocco covers, with Napoleon’s 
 arms on sides, eagle on back, etc. (binding needs repairs, and was 
 executed probably about 1838). Folio. 
 
 Napotron. Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, from the Best French and 
 English Authorities; including his Original Correspondence, &c. 
 Colored title; portrait, and 80 illustrations in the text. 8vo, half 
 morocco (a few leaves loose). London, 1839 
 
 Napoteon. Napoleon’s Werke, nach den vorhandenen Quellen chronolo- 
 gisch geordnet, etc. Illustrated. 12mo, half cloth. Chemmiz, 1840. 
 
 NApoLEon. Bronze statuette, full length in uniform, arms folded over 
 breast, standing, white marble base. Height, including base, 614 
 inches. Unsigned. 
 
 NapoLeon As AuTHoR. Rosario, or the Mysterious Sorceress. A Roman- 
 tie Tale, by Napoleon Bonaparte. Translated from the French. 
 Frontispiece. 18mo, modern wrappers, uncut. London, n.d. 
 
 Said to have been written by Napoleon during the period he dreamed 
 of becoming an author, about 1787-9, when he was eighteen or nineteen 
 years old. : 
 
 NApoLEON aT Brienne. Assier (Aléxandre). Napoléon Ier a |’Kcole 
 Royale Militaire de Brienne, d’aprés des Documens Authentiques et 
 Inédits, 1779-1784. 48 pp. 8vo, original printed wrappers, uncut. 
 
 Paris, 1874 
 
 An interesting account of Napoleon’s school-life at Brienne. One of only 
 120 copies issued, and one of 10 copies printed on “ papier rose.” 
 
 NAPOLEON AT DRESDEN. Copies of the Original Letters and Despatches 
 of the Generals, Ministers, Grand Officers of State, at Paris, to Na- 
 poleon at Dresden; intercepted by the Alles in North Germany. 
 Portrait inserted. 8vo, half red morocco, symbolical gilt back, gilt 
 top, uncut (writing on the French half-title). London, 1814 
 
 NAPOLEON AT Lyons. Décret Impérial, Rendu a Lyon, le 12 Mars, 1815. 
 2 pp. small 4to, unbound. 
 
 Copy of a decree of Napoleon relative to pardon by amnesty. During 
 his four days’ stay in Lyons he is reported to have issued many other 
 decrees, orders, &c. 
 
 Napoteon AvTosroGRAPHy. Vie de Napoléon, écrite par Lui-Méme. 
 Frontispiece portrait. 18mo, boards, leather back, uncut. 
 Bruxelles, 1830 
 
389. NapoLteon Cuapsook. La Vie Héroique et Glorieuse du Consul Bona- 
 parte, Depuis l’époque de sa naissance jusqu 4 la paix generale. Par 
 les Citoyens Aubert and Dubocq. Curious woodcut of Bonaparte, as 
 Premier Consul, in colors (by hand). 12 pp. 12mo, uncut, crudely 
 backed with paper. , [ Paris, circa 1800 | 
 
 A Napoleonic Chapbook containing the events of his life, in French 
 verse, from his birth to the Peace of Lunéville. 
 
 390. NAPOLEON GALLERY; or, Illustrations of the Life and Times of the 
 Emperor of France. Hngraved by eminent artists from the most 
 celebrated pictures in France. Square 8vo, cloth, gilt edges. 
 
 ~ Boston [1888] 
 
 391. Napoteon’s Invasion oF Russia. GRANDE ARMEE BULLETINS. A 
 Complete Set of the Bulletins of the Grande Armée issued by Na- 
 poleon during the Invasion of Russia, 1812-1813, Nos. 1 to 29, in- 
 clusive; Nouvelles Officielles, 6 numbers; Extracts from the “ Moni- 
 teur,” 4 pieces. Woodcuts of Imperial eagle. Together, 39 pieces, 2 — 
 pp. and 4 pp. each (152 pp.), stitched, unbound (a few pencilled 
 marginal notes in unknown hand). Paris, 1812-18138 
 
 A COMPLETE SET OF THE 29 BULLETINS OF THE GRANDE ARMEE ISSUED 
 DURING NAPOLEON’S RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN, commencing with the ‘ Premier 
 Bulletin,” dated Gumbinem, 20 Juin, 1812, in which is briefly sketched the 
 movements of the French army, its condition of armament, &¢., up to and 
 incorporating the famous ‘‘ 29e Bulletin,” dated Molodetsckno, 3d Decem- 
 ber, 1812, wherein Napoleon endeavors to prove that the elements were 
 responsible for all his disasters in that memorable campaign. 
 
 These Bulletins were dispatched to the headquarters of the French 
 army in Paris and appeared in the official organ of the Government, “ Le 
 Moniteur,” about two weeks in each instance after being forwarded from 
 Gumbinem, Witkowiski, Kowno, Wilna, Gloubokoe, Smolensk, Moscow, and 
 other points of issue in Russia and elsewhere. 
 
 In addition ‘to the Bulletins there are 8 Nouvelles Officielles de la | 
 Grande Armée that were issued in Paris and printed in the “ Moniteur ” 
 from January 10, 1813, to April 23, 1813, after Napoleon had forsaken the 
 Armée at Smorgani, leaving the King of Naples in command. These con- 
 tain news of the Grande Armée from time to time, the French army of the 
 North, &e, &e. Also, there are several extracts from the “ Moniteur”’ 
 
 / commenting upon certain occurrences reported in the Bulletins. 
 
 In these remarkable records of Napoleon are embodied the official ac- 
 counts of the doings of the French and Russian forces during the period 
 of the Invasion of Russia. They present in brief but vivid sentences the 
 advance of Buonparte after leaving Dresden; the mobilization of his vast 
 army ; the seizure of Vilna, the ancient capital of the Lithuanian Gedimin, | 
 from which town Bulletins No. 4, 5, 6 and 7 were issued; the attempted 
 capture and final occupation of Smolensk the Sacred, the ‘‘ Key of 
 Russia ;” the advance on, and possession of, Moscow, from which Bulle- 
 tins 19 to 24, inclusive, were sent forth and in which are published the 
 details of the burning of the city, the evacuation thereof; retreat from 
 Russia, &e. 
 
 Incorporated in this set is the renowned “ 29e Bulletin,” dated Molo- 
 detsckno, December 17, 1812, wherein Napoleon states that his series of 
 disasters in the Russian campaign were due entirely to natural conditions 
 over which he had no control, concluding with the curt sentence about his 
 own fine physical condition. 
 
 Jomini, De Segur, Thiers, Joyneville, and others have fully treated most. 
 of the incidents reported in the Bulletins, and it is suggested that all in- 
 terested refer to the volumes of those historians for additional particulars 
 regarding them, including, in addition to the events already noted, Napo- 
 leon’s Proclamation commencing, ‘‘ The second Polish war has begun,” the 
 
392. 
 
 393. 
 
 394, 
 
 395. 
 
 396. 
 
 well-known skirmishes and battles mentioned; the great generals named, 
 with their commands, etc.; the numerous and varied reports from those 
 in authority of the principal persons and incidents of the Invasion; the 
 treatment of prisoners by both sides; the burning of Moscow by the Rus- 
 sians; the approach to that city of the French army then reduced from 
 420,000 men at the passage of the Niemen to 100,000; the horrors of the 
 nine days’ retreat from Moscow in the midst of intense cold; the flight of 
 Napoleon to Paris, &¢e., &e. 
 
 Laid in are 18 copperplates, &c., 12mo and S8vo, of Russian scenes, in- 
 cluding a plate after Cruikshank, a scarce one by Spendelowe, and plates 
 by French engravers [1809-1830]. 
 
 THERE APPEARS TO BE NO RECORD OF ANY SALE BY AUCTION OF A COMPLETE 
 SET OF THESE NAPOLEON BULLETINS. THERE ARE NONE OF THEM IN THE 
 FINE COLLECTIONS OF SAINSBURY, LatTTa, &Cc. 
 
 NAPOLEON'S INVASION OF RusstA. 29me Bulletin de la Grande Armée, 
 Molodestno, le Décembre, 1812; (et) Réflexions sur le 29me Bulletin 
 par un militaire Russe. 8 pp. small 4to, unbound and uncut. 
 
 [| Paris, 1812] 
 Napoleon’s famous Bulletin No. 29, issued during the Campaign in 
 
 Russia, and commented upon by a Russian soldier. Printed in double 
 columns, the Bulletin in one, comments in the other. 
 
 Napoueon’s Invasion oF Russta. Genin (Thomas H.). The Napolead, 
 in Twelve Books. 16mo, boards, leather back. 
 
 | St. Clairsville [O.], 1833 
 
 FINE COPY OF THE FIRST EDITION of a rare work relating to Napoleon. 
 
 The author was one of the early settlers of Ohio, and a prominent lawyer 
 there. 
 
 NAPOLEON in the Other World. A Narrative written by Himself; and 
 found near his Tomb in the Island of St. Helena. By Xongo-Tee- 
 Foh-Tchi. Frontispiece (re-edged), portrait of Napoleon, and view, 
 inserted. 8vo, half red morocco, symbolical gilt back, gilt top, lower 
 edges uncut. . . London, 1827 
 
 NaApoLtEoN ProcnaAMATION. Détail Officiel annongant le retour de sa 
 Majesté l’Empereur des Francaise et Roi d’Italie dans sa capitale, 
 apres avoir signé la paix avec l’Empereur d’Autriche. Woodcut head- 
 prece, and eagle in oval border. 4 pp. small 4to, unbound. 
 
 Paris, 1805 
 Issued a few days after the battle of Austerlitz. Signed by Napoleon, 
 and countersigned by General Berthier. 
 
 NapoLteon Procuamations. Au Peuple Francais; 4 L’Armée. Au 
 golfe Juan, le Jer Mars 1815. Small cuts of eagle, &c., at heads. 4 
 pp. each, small 4to, unbound and uncut. 2 pieces. 
 
 [ Paris; De Imprimerie de Poulet, et de Chaignieau, 1815] 
 
 These proclamations, concerning the defection of the Dukes of Casti- 
 glione and Regusa, &c., were issued on shipboard in the Gulf of St. John, 
 while Napoleon was en route from Elba, and in the copying of which the 
 entire force on board was employed. The above copies, by two different 
 publishers, were among the first printed in Paris about March 5, 1815, 
 and were circulated throughout France. See Bentley’s 1836 edition of 
 Bourrienne’s “ Memoirs” for a full English translation of the Proclama- 
 tions. 
 
397. 
 
 398. 
 
 399. 
 
 400. 
 
 401. 
 
 402. 
 
 403. 
 
 404. 
 
 405. 
 
 Napoteon Signatures. Sainsbury (J.), Thirty facsimiles of the 
 different signatures of the Emperor Napoleon, also facsimile (full 
 page) of an A.L.S. of Barry O’Meara. 4to, unbound. London, 1836 
 
 NApoLeon Tracts. Memoir upon the Affairs of Spain, London, 1809; 
 Operations of the British Army in Spain, London, 1809; Ferdinand 
 Vindicated and Ministers Defended, London, 1809; State of Portugal 
 during the Last Thirty Years, London, 1810. Bound in 1 vol., 8vo, 
 half calf. £ 
 
 NapoLeon’s Appress. Aux habitans des départemens des Hautes et 
 Basses-Alpes; (et) Garde Nationale de Paris. Cut of eagle, dc. 2 ~ 
 pp. small 4to. | Paris, 1815 — 
 
 Assures the people that the cause of the nation will yet triumph, that 
 their rights will be maintained, &c. 
 
 NapoLEON’s APPOINTMENTS. Extrait du Moniteur du Mardi 6 Juin 
 1815. Décrets Impériaux. Au palais de ’Elysée, le 4 Juin 1815. 
 Cut of Imperial eagle. (Enumerates the names of the newly-appointed ~ 
 members of the Chamber of Peers, the appointment of Comte de 
 Lacépéde, as president of that body in the absence of the prince 
 archi-chancelier, &c.), 2 pp. 4to, unbound. Portrait of Napoleon, 
 laid in. Paris, 1815 
 
 Many of these appointments are among the last made by Napoleo 
 previous to his defeat at Waterloo, about two weeks later. 
 
 Napotzon’s Coronation. A Letter to Dr. Troy on the Coronation of — 
 Bonaparte by Pope Pius the Seventh. By Melancthon. 97 pp. 12mo, 
 unbound (name on title). Dublin, 1805 
 
 NapoLEon’s Coronation. Printed circular from the publisher Guérin 
 relative to a work upon the coronation of Napoleon. Stamped with © 
 name, number and post-office seal. 1p. square 12mo. - Paris, 1806 
 
 NapoLeon’s DEATH AND WiLL. Détails Véritables sur la Mort et le 
 Testament du grand Capitaine Napoléon, Massacre d’Anyers, &c., 
 12 pp. 12mo, unbound and uncut. ~ [Paris, n.d. ] 
 
 Giving details of the death of Napoleon, his will made at Longwood, St. | 
 Helena, April 15, 1821, and other news. 
 
 NapoLron’s Entry into Parts. Extrait du Moniteur, du 21 Mars 
 1815. (Mentions the Emperor’s arrival at Paris, gives the Proclama- 
 tion of Lyons, of March 13, 1815, the Order of the Day, &c.). 4 pp. 
 small 4to. Paris, 1815 
 
 “The King has departed, the Emperor has arrived.” Laid in is a view 
 of Napoleon’s entry bearing out the description of Bourrienne, “It was 
 late in the evening of the 20th (March) that Bonaparte entered Paris 
 in an open carriage,” &e. ; 
 
 NAPOLEON'S Grave. St. Helena. Napoleon’s Graf och Longwood ur en . 
 Svensk Sjo-Officers Dagbok under en resa fran Ostindien, 1827. 3 
 
 illustrations. 4to, wrappers. — Stockholm, 1830 
 A Napoleon pamphlet in Swedish. 
 
406. 
 
 407. 
 
 408. 
 
 409. 
 
 410. 
 
 411. 
 
 412. 
 
 413. 
 
 414, 
 
 NAPOLEON’s JouRNALS. Eighteen Original Journals, Hach by a General 
 Officer, of the Highteen Campaigns of The Emperor Napoleon, Being 
 those in which he Personally Commanded in Chief. 'T’o which are 
 added all the Bulletins, now First Published Complete. Translated 
 from the French. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt backs. 
 
 London, 1816-1817 
 Includes Journals of the Campaigns in Italy, 1796-7; Egypt and Syria, 
 1798-9; Marengo, 1799; Siege of Genoa, 1800; the three German Cam- 
 paigns, 1805-9-18; Prussia, 1806-7; Russia, 1812; France, 1814; written 
 by Berthier, Denon, Miot, Petit; Marshal Ney’s Account of Waterloo, and 
 much other information of absorbing interest not published in any other 
 form. Outside of the “ Moniteur” there appears to be no complete col- 
 lection of the Bulletins as here published in English. 
 
 NAPOLEON’S SECOND FUNERAL. Itinéraire de la Translation des Cendres 
 de L’Empereur Napoléon, depuis l’[le Sainte-Héléne, jusqu’a l’hétel 
 royal des Invalides. (With the order of march of the cortége). 2 
 pp. 8vo, unbound. Nevers, n.d. 
 
 NAPoLEonANA. Neues Magazin enthaltend ; merkwurdige Begebenheiten, 
 vaterlandisch Ereignisse, nutzliche Erfindungen, nebst interessanten 
 Erzahlungen. Nos. 1-6 (all ever issued?), small 4to, unbound. 
 
 Np. £813 
 With interesting references to Napoleon, Pius VII., Cologne, ete. 
 
 NAPOLEONIC IpEAs. Des Idées Napoléoniennes, par le Prince Napoléon- 
 Louis Bonaparte. Brussels, 1839. Translated by James A. Dorr. 
 Portraits. 12mo, half red calf, symbolical gilt back, gilt top. 
 
 —— N. Y., 1859 
 First American Edition, EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of a colored 
 
 map of Europe in 1812, and 32 portraits and views, some on India paper, 
 and mostly inlaid. 
 
 NApoLEONIS RetiguraE. A Poem in Six Cantos, with Notes. J/lus- 
 trated. 8vo, half red morocco, symbolical gilt back, gilt top. 
 
 London, 1841 
 
 Printed at Rouen, and written during the Second Funeral of Napoleon. 
 
 EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of about 75 portraits, views, &c., some 
 on India paper, and a number inlaid. 
 
 NApoLEon (PRINCE JosePH C. P.). Napoleon and his Detractors. By 
 Prince Napoleon [his nephew]. Translated and Edited with Notes, 
 by R. L. De Beaufort. 2 photograph portraits, and autograph. 8vo, 
 cloth, gilt, uncut. London, 1888 
 
 NARRATIVE of Events connected with the First Abdication of Napoleon. 
 By Sir Thomas Ussher. . . His Embarkation at Elba, &c., as nar- 
 rated by Col. Laborde, 8vo, cloth. Dublin, 1841 
 
 [Nrtson (Lorp)]. Revolutions Almanach von 1800. With portraits in- 
 cluding Nelson, Pius VI., Massena, Blicher, Bernadotte, and others, 
 also views. 12mo, old wrappers, uncut. Gottingen [1800 | 
 
 New Constitution. Acte Additionnel aux Constitutions de l’Empire, 
 Au palais de l’Elysée, le 22 Avril 1815. Printed at Nimes for that 
 county-seat and the five towns of the arrondissement. 16 pp. small 
 4to, unbound. Nimes, 1815 
 
415. 
 
 416. 
 
 418. 
 
 419. 
 
 420. 
 
 421. 
 
 422) 
 
 423. 
 
 424. 
 
 425. 
 
 New Constitution. Another Copy. 4 pp. 4to. Printed at (Paris), — 
 
 and gives names of all county-seats and those of towns of various ar- 
 rondissements. [Paris], 1815 
 
 New Constitution. Another Copy. Extrait du Moniteur du Dimanche 
 23 Avril 1815. Cut of Imperial eagle. (Does not contain names of 
 county-seats, etc.). Portrait of Napoleon laid in. | Paris], 1815 
 
 Under this caption of “ Acte Additionnel, &c.,” Napoleon proclaims a 
 
 new constitution said to resemble the charter of Louis XVIII. of the 
 
 year previous. Appoints hereditary Chamber of Peers, makes judges ir- 
 removable, reestablishes the confiscation of property, ‘&e. 
 
 . News From BorpDEAux. Extrait du Moniteur du Mercredi 5 Avril 1815. 
 
 Nouvelle de Bordeaux, 2 Avril 1815. (Announces the arrival of Gen- 
 eral Clausel at Saint-André-de- Cubsac, gives other news concerning 
 him, &c.). 4 pp. small 4to, unbound. Paris, 1815 
 
 News From Lyons, Etc. Extrait du Moniteur du 7 Avril 1815. Nou- 
 velles de Lyon, du Avril 1815. (Mentions that the National Guard 
 of Grenoble is made ready to suppress the civil war that has broken 
 out in Marseilles, the Hautes-Alpes, &c., that General Grouchy be 
 sent forward as commander-in-chief, &c.). Cut of imperial eagle. 
 2 pieces, each 2 pp. small 4to, unbound. View of Grenoble laid in. 
 
 Paris, 1815 
 
 News From Toutouse. Extrait du Moniteur du Lundi 10 Avril 1815. 
 Au quartier-général 4 Toulouse, le 4 Avril 1815. (Letter from the 
 General, Comte de Laborde to Prince WV’Eckmuhl, Minister of War. 
 Mentions changes, appointments, &c., and includes Laborde’s Procla- 
 mation to the people of Toulouse). 4 pp. small 4to, unbound. 
 
 Paris, 1815 
 
 News or THE Day. Nouvelles du Jour. Détails curieux de l’arrivée a 
 Londres, de $.A.R. le Due de Nemours, et sa réception par la jeune 
 Reine d’ Angleterre, &c. (Besides noticing the visit of Nemours to 
 England, mentions the names of Wellington, Schwartzemberg, Mar- 
 
 shal Soult and others). 2 pp. 4to, unbound. [ Paris, circa 1835] 
 
 New Yorx Ciry. The Illustrated New. York News, Vol. 1; No. 1, June 
 7, 1851. Folio, as issued. New York, 1851 
 
 New York Mornine Post (THE). November 7, 1783. 4 pp. Folio. 
 Facsimile. New York, 1783 
 
 Contains Washington’s Farewell Address, ete. 
 
 New York Newspapers. The Anglo Saxon. (Phonetic Newspaper) — 
 
 Vol. 1, No. 19. July 24, 1847. 4 pp. Folio, as issued. 
 New York, 1847 
 
 New York Newspapers. The Whip. Vol 1, No. 3. February 26, 
 
 1855. Weekly Whip. Vol. 1, No. 2. February 19, 1855. Both © 
 
 ilustrated. 2 pieces. Folio, as issued. New York, 1855 
 
 New York Nrewsparers. The Free Love Advocate and Promoter of the 
 Affinities. Vol. 1, No. 2. Nov. 10, 1855. Illustrated. 4 pp. Folio, 
 as issued. New York, 1855 
 
426. 
 
 428 
 
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 430. 
 
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 432. 
 
 433. 
 
 435. 
 
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 Frat 2 ¥ 7 } 
 
 New York Newspavers. Atlantic Telegraph. Vol. 1, No. 1, Sept. 1, 
 1858. Illustrated. 4 pp. 4to, as issued. New York, 1858 
 
 “Printed on a car moving in the procession.” 
 
 . New York SHaneuar. Vol. No.1. Vol. 1, No. 6: July 16 and Aug. 
 
 20, 1855. 2 numbers, 4to, as issued. New York, 1855 
 
 Ney (Micuer). Memoirs of Marshal Ney. Published by his Family. 
 2 vols. in 1. 8vo, boards, cloth back, uncut. Philadelphia, 1834 
 
 Notice Historique sur le 18 Brumaire [Nov. 8, 1799], par le 
 Président de la Commission des Inspecteurs du Conseil des Anciens, 
 alors le Citoyen Cornet, &c. (Historical sketch of the “dark day 
 in French History,” after Napoleon’s return from Egypt, when the 
 Council des Anciens was overthrown, and the control of the military 
 seized by him, &c.). 20 pp. 12mo, unbound. Laid in is a view after 
 Johannot representing a scene in the Chamber. Paris, 1819 
 
 Notice to Inwasirants. Municipalité de Paris. Par le Maire, et les 
 Officiers Municipaux. Extrait du Registre des Délbérations du 
 Corps Municipal, du Lundi 4 Juillet 1791. Woodcut of municipal 
 arms. Folio. Paris; 1791 
 
 A three-column broadside, “Avis Aux Citoyens,” issued by Bailly, 
 mayor, relative to the suppression of the ‘“ atteliers-de-charité,” and in- 
 cludes order for the distribution of a sum of money among the poor. 
 
 Nova-Scotia Packer (THE) and General Advertiser. No. 8. June 
 22,1785. 4 pp. Folio, as issued. Shelburne, 1785 
 
 O’Brien (Capt. D. W.). Narrative of Capt. O’Brien, containing an 
 Account of his Shipwreck, Captivity, and Escape from France. Re- 
 printed from the Naval Chronicle, with Additions. 8vo, half buck- 
 ram. | London, 1814 
 
 OrFiciAL News. Extrait de la Gazette Officielle, du Vendredi 28 Juillet 
 1815. Cut of coat-of-arms. (Mentions cessation of hostilities along 
 the coasts of France, the instructions of the British Government re- 
 garding Napoleon, &c.). 4 pp. small 4to, unbound. —_—— Paris, 1815 
 
 . OMeEARA (Barry E.). An Exposition of some of the Transactions, that 
 
 have taken place at St. Helena, since the Appointment of Sir Hud- 
 son Lowe, as Governor of that Island, &c. 8vo, wrappers, uncut. 
 London, 1819 
 An interesting work by Dr. O’Meara, who was Napoleon’s surgeon 
 while he was at St. Helena, being an answer to an anonymous pamphlet 
 upon the treatment of Napoleon, in which many adverse reflections are 
 made upon O’Meara. Contains details of many of the intimate and in- 
 side workings of the Island Government which had the immediate super- 
 vision of the illustrious prisoner. 
 
 O’Mrara (Barry E.). Historical Memoirs of Napoleon. Book IX. 
 [Campaign in Belgium, 1815.] Translated from the Original Manu- 
 script. With appendix of proof that the pretended MS. from St. 
 Helena was not written by Napoleon. Colored plan of the battle of 
 Waterloo. 8vo, sprinkled calf. London, 1820 
 
 From the library of John Sheepshanks, with his bookplate. 
 
436. 
 
 437. 
 
 438. 
 
 439. 
 
 440. 
 
 441. 
 
 443. 
 
 444, 
 
 O’Mrara (Barry E.). Napoleon in Exile; or, A Voice from St. Helena. 
 The Opinions and Reflections of Napoleon on the most important 
 events of his Life and Government in his Own Words. Portraits. 
 2 vols. 8vo, original blue boards, paper labels, uncut (back of 1 vol. 
 slightly split). London, 1822 
 
 From the library of Sir Edmund Antrobus, with his bookplate, and 
 autograph signature in both volumes. 
 
 ORANGE JOURNAL (THE). January 7, 1854. Vol. 1. No. 1. 4 pp. 
 Folio, as issued. Orange, N. J., 1854 
 
 Paces (Francois Xavier). Secret History of the French Revolution ; 
 Containing Particulars but little known, with Extracts on the most 
 remarkable Publications on the Revolution. Translated from the 
 French. 2 vols. 8vo, mottled calf, gilt (name on 1 title, and name 
 cut from another, binding poor). | London, 1797 
 
 PALAIS DES TUILERIES. Extrait du Moniteur du Mardi 21 Mars, 1815. 
 (Chronicles the return of Napoleon from Elba, his arrival at the 
 Tuileries, names of a newly appointed Cabinet, prints letter from 
 the Garde Impériale signed Comte Drouot, &.). 4 pp. 4to (por- 
 tions of side-margins torn away). Paris, 1815 
 
 PALLADIUM OF Liserty. July 2, 1818. 4 pp. Folio, as issued. 
 Morris-Town, N. J., 1818 
 
 Panama Sun (THE). Vol. 1. No. 4. Jan. 29, 1851. 4 pp. Folio, 
 as issued. Panama, N. G., 1851 
 
 Contains an account of a voyage through the Straits of Magellan. 
 
 . PARIS AND THE ALLIES. Ephémérides. Récit de ce qui s’est passé a 
 
 Paris depuis le 28 Mars jusqu’au 3 Avril, et Piéces Officielles. (Con- 
 tains address to the inhabitants of Paris by Schwartzenberg, extracts 
 from the proceedings of the Senate, &.). 8 pp. small 4to, unbound. 
 
 Paris, 1814 
 
 Laid in is an engraved view of the entrance of the Allies into Paris. 
 
 ParisH CHuRCHES. Municipalité de Paris. Loi concernant la forma- 
 tion & la circonscription de la Paroisse Cathédrale de Paris. 
 Samedi 15 Janvier 1791. Transcrite, le méme jour, sur les Régis- 
 tres de la Municipalité de Paris. Woodcut of municipal arms. Folio. 
 
 Baris eho 
 Concerns the establishment by the National Assembly of various 
 parish churehes of Paris, their boundaries of administration, &e., an 
 
 early exhibition of the superseding of the Civil for Ecclesiastical authority 
 in this regard. 
 
 PavuL’s Lerrers to his Kinsfolk. By [Sir Walter Scott]. S8vo, half 
 calf, gilt. Edinburgh, 1816 
 FINE COPY OF THE First Epirion. These letters are a genuine fragment 
 
 of the author’s autobiography. \Sister Mar i : 
 the aut : garet is the author’s “A 
 Christian,” the Major is his “ Elder Brother,” &c. : ah 
 
445, [ PELTIER (JouN) J. 
 
 The Trial of Peltier for a Libel against Napoleon 
 Buonparte, at Middlesex, Feb. 21, 1803. Caricature of Napo- 
 leon. First EpITIon. 8vo, half sprinkled calf. French and English. 
 London, 1803 
 
 Peltier was editor of a French periodical in London and attacked 
 Napoleon with much virulence, to which Sir James Mackintosh made his 
 
 ra 3 - well-known defense at this trial. 
 
 ee a PENtNstLa Campaicn (THE). Recollections of the Peninsula. By the 
 
 author of Sketches of India. 8vo, half sprinkled calf. London, 1824 
 
 . 2 at PENINSULAR WAR. Memoir, written by Sir Hew Dalrymple of his Pro- 
 
 ceedings as connected with the Affairs of Spain, and the Commence- 
 ment of the Peninsular War. 8vo, boards, cloth back. London, 1830 
 
 Presentation copy to Colonel Napier from Sir Adolphus Dalrymple, 
 with autograph inscription on fly-leaf. 
 
 448. PENNSYLVANIA GazeTTE (THE). June 19, 1760. 4 pp. Folio, as 
 
 issued. Philadelphia; B. Franklin, 1760 
 
 9. PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE (THE). Dec. 12, 1771. May 29, 1776, June 
 
 5, 1776. 3 pieces. Folio, as issued. Philadelphia, 1771-1776 
 
 450. PENNSYLVANIA Packer (THe), and Daily Advertiser. Sept. 18, 19, 20, 
 
 21, 23 and 25, 1786. 6 pieces.- Folio, as issued. 
 Philadelphia, 1786 
 The issue for September 25, contains a lengthy account of the Debate 
 in the General Assembly on the Bill for Incorporating the City of Phila- 
 delphia. | 
 
 451. PENNSYLVANIA PACKET (THE) and Daily Advertiser. May 31, June 1, 
 
 June 2, June 4, 1787. 4 pieces. Folio, as issued. 
 | Philadelphia, 1787 
 
 452. PENNSYLVANIA Packet and Daily Advertiser (The) June 5, 8, 9 and 
 
 11, 1787. 4 pieces. Folio, as issued. Philadelphia, 1787 
 The issue for June 5, contains Col. Hamilton’s Speech in the Assembly, 
 February 18, 1787 (414 columns). 
 
 453. PHILADELPHIA Newspapers. The Tickler, by Toby Scratch-em. Vol. 
 
 z, No. 12, May 3, 1809; Vol. 4, No. 26, Aug. 7, 1811; Vol 5, No. 
 23, Feb. 26, 1812; Vol. 5, No. 4, March 4, 1812. 4 Nos. Folio, 
 as issued. Philadelphia, 1809, 1812 
 
 454, Purnippart (JoHN). Memoirs and Campaigns of Charles John, Prince © 
 
 Royal of Sweden. Engraved portrait after Howenschald. 8vo, blue 
 boards, uncut (back damaged). London, 1814 
 
 455. PHILIPPART (JOHN). Campaign in Germany and France, from the 
 
 Expiration of the Armistice to Napoleon’s Abdication. With Appen- 
 dix containing the French Bulletins issued during this Period. Por- 
 traits of Napoleon and Bliicher. 2 vols. 8vo, half red morocco, 
 symbolical gilt backs, gilt tops, uncut (a few leaves stained). 
 London, 1814 
 
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456. Puitippart (JoHN). Memoirs and Campaigns of Charles John | Ber- 
 nadotte|, Prince Royal of Sweden. Portrait. 8vo, half calt. 
 
 Baltimore, 1815 | 
 
 457. Pururppart (JOHN). Memoirs, &c., of General Moreau. 2 portraits of 
 Moreau (1 inserted), facsimile of the General’s last letter, map of 
 the course of the Rhine, &c. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt, gilt top, 
 some leaves uncut. Philadelphia; M. Cary; and Boston, 1816 
 
 Early American Edition. 
 
 458. Poxice. Hétel-de-Ville de Paris. Département de Police. Du Mardi 
 23 Février 1790. Le Département de Police, instruit quum Im- 
 primé, portant lenom de N. M. Duhama . . . contient une incul- 
 pation, aussi fausse qu’atroce, contre M. de Bésenval, & quarante 
 autres personnes non désignées. Woodcut of municipal arms. Folio. 
 
 Paris, 1790 
 
 Public notification by the police of the circulation of certain printed 
 accusations against M. de Bésenval, and others, and the efforts of the 
 police to suppress such. The de Bésenval named is presumably the — 
 French general who had promised to assist de Launay in the defense 
 of the Bastille. : 
 
 459. PoLiTicAL BROADSIDE. Observations sur une Déclaration du Congres 
 de Vienne, concernant |’Emtrée en France de ?Empereur Napoleon. 
 Extrait du Moniteur, &c. 2 copies, each 4 pp. 8vo and 4to, unbound. 
 Laid in is a curious cut, 12mo, of the Congress in action). aa 
 
 | { Paris, 1815] 
 
 460. PourricaL GosPEt. Evangile Politique. La Légitimité, et La Charte. 
 4 pp. 4to, unbound. Paris, 1816 
 
 461. Porter (Sir Ropert Ker). Narrative of the Campaign in Russia, dur- 
 ing the Year 1812. Portrait, and 2 folding maps showing the ad- 
 vance to, and retreat from, Moscow. 8vo, stamped calf, gilt back with 
 the crowned “ N ” (rebacked). London, 1815 
 
 462. Porro-Farraco. Extrait du Moniteur du 8 Mars. (Gives news of the 
 arrival and departure of Bonaparte from Porto-Farrdgo, on Feb. 
 *6, 1815, taking with him about 1,000 men—some French, the rest 
 made up of Neopolitains, Poles, &c.) 4 pp. small 4to, unbound. 
 (Laid in is a view of Napoleon after his Return). Paris, 1815 
 
 463. Portrarrs des Généraux Francais, faisant suite aux Victoires et Con- 
 quétes des Francais. Portrait of Napoleon (inserted). 8vo, half 
 red morocco, text only, no portraits. Paris, 1818 
 
 464, PorTRAITs des Généraux Frangais, faisant suite aux Victoires et Con- 
 
 quéetes des Francais. Numerous fine portraits. 2 vols. 8 vo. A-Ver- 
 dier. Original boards, uncut. Paris, 1818-1819 
 
 465. PREMIER Consut. Rapport Officiel et Général, du Grand Juge Ministre 
 de Ja Justice, Au Premier Consul et au Sénat Conservateur. Report 
 
 is signed Regnier. 4 pp. 4to, unbound. [ Paris, circa 1799-1800] 
 
 Report to the First Consul of the discovery of a plot against the 
 Government, in which the name of a M. Drake, of England figures, to- 
 
 gether with list of aliases of the plotters, &c. Published at a time when 
 
 Napoleon was away from Paris, and when that capital was a hotbed of — 
 conspiracies, intrigues, plots, &e. 
 
466. 
 
 467. 
 
 468. 
 
 471. 
 
 A772, 
 
 473. 
 
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 Procks Micuer. No. Ill. Débats. Suite de Vlinterrogatoire des 
 Accusés.' Refers to Czernicheff, Russian agents, &c.). 8 pp. 4to, 
 unbound and uncut. Paris [1814] 
 
 A portion only of the trial of this celebrated case, the full proceedings 
 
 of which have been published in a volume of 8vo size by the publisher 
 of this pamphlet. 
 
 PROCLAMATION OF THE CoALiTioN. Le Moniteur Supprimé, ou Le 
 Double Moniteur, du 20 Janvier 1814. 32 pp. Svo. uncut and un- 
 bound. Paris, 1814 
 
 A few copies of the First Edition of the ‘ Moniteur” of January 20, 
 1814, having appeared with certain news which caused its suppression, 
 another edition [this Double Number] was issued later the same day 
 with the offending news omitted. This number contains the Proclama- 
 tion of the Coalition, and the correspondence leading up to the First 
 Treaty of Paris in May 1814. Includes printed letters from Metternich, 
 Caulaincourt, Sainte Aignan, Bliicher, &c., which were written, chiefly, 
 Sometime after the Battle of the Nations, October 16-19, 1813, in which 
 the French were defeated by the allied armies of Germany, Austria, &c. 
 
 PROCLAMATION OF THE CoarTIon. Another copy of the same, by an- 
 other printer. 
 
 . PRosPECTUS. Bibliothéque des Péres de Famille. With the fine engraved 
 
 frontispiece of the work by Ponce after Suebac, and dedicated to 
 “ La Reine Hortense.” 4 pp. 12mo, uncut. Paris, 1811 
 
 . PROSPECTUS AND BroapsipES. Les Fastes de la Gloire, ou les Braves 
 
 Recommandeés a la Postérité, Monument élevé aux Défenseurs de la 
 Patrie. [Prospectus of work, with price of subscription, &c.] 
 [ Paris, n.d.| ; Au Redacteur du Journal du Département des Bouches 
 de l’Elbe [Extract, unsigned, concerning troops around Posen, the 
 command of them, &c.| n.p.n.d.; Copy of an Extract from the “ Reg- 
 istres du Gresse de la Maison de Sainte- Pélagie, Paris, du 6 Bru- 
 maire, l’an 13,” concerning the arrest of a Comte de Belleville, Paris, 
 Sept. 7, 1816. 12mo, and small 4to, unbound (3 pieces). 
 
 Pusric WorKs. Municipalité de Paris. Département des Travaux Pub- 
 lics. Marche de MM. de l’Assemblée Nationale, & de MM. les 
 Représentans de la Commune, pour le Te Deum, qui sera chanté a 
 Notre-Dame, le Dimanche 14 Février 1790. Woodcut of municipal 
 arms. Folio. Paris, 1790 
 
 Maps of the route of the procession to the cathedral where a Te Deum 
 is to be sung in honor, probably, of the incorporation of Corsica as part 
 of France. Also, details the arrangement of the carriages of the various 
 deputies, &c. 
 
 PuBLIcoLA’s ADDRESSES to the People of England; To the Soldiers; and 
 To the Sailors. To which is added His Postscript to the People of 
 
 England. 22 pp. 12mo, unbound. Lond. 1803 
 Stirring addresses relative to Napoleon’s threatened invasion of Eng- 
 land. 
 
 Quersonnigres (F. M. J. N. Dus). The Vision, A French Poem on 
 
 the Murder of the Duke D’Enguien, and other Stanzas. French and 
 English. 12mo, old red morocco, gilt, gilt edges. London, 1809 
 From the library of George Grote, the Historian, with his bookplate. 
 
474, 
 
 475, 
 
 476. 
 
 AUT. 
 
 478. 
 
 479. 
 
 480. 
 
 481. 
 
 Rarries (Tuomas). Letters during a tour through France, Savoy, 
 : ate Ce ae and the Netherlands in 1817. 12mo, half 
 calf, gilt (name on title). London, 1818 
 
 Ramet (GENERAL). Narrative of the Deportation to Cayenne, of Bar- 
 thélemy, Pichegru, Willot, Marbois, La Rue, Ramel, &c., in conse- 
 quence of the Revolution of September 4, 1797. Translated from 
 the French. 8vo, blue wrappers, uncut (name on title). | 
 
 London, 1799 — 
 
 RepPusticaN Hxzraup. September 16, 1818. 4 pp. Folio, as issued 
 (stained). Poughkeepsie, 1818 
 
 RETREAT FROM Moscow. The London Gazette Extraordinary, Tuesday, 
 December 8, 1812. (Contains news from St. Petersburg under date 
 of Nov. 11, 1812, of Napoleon’s flight from Moscow, the taking 
 of Witepsk by Count de Wittgenstein, &c.). 4 pp. small folio. 
 
 , | Lond., 1812 
 
 Rerurn From Evpa. “ Adresse des Habitans de la Ville de Grenoble 4 
 S.M. ?Empereur des Frangais.” Signed by Renoldon, mayor. 2 pp. 
 4to, unbound. [ Paris, 1815| 
 
 The GRENOBLE ADDRESS, in which the mayor dwells upon the glorious 
 
 prospect opened up for France by the Emperor’s return from Elba, as- 
 sures him of the undying loyalty of the people of Grenoble, &c. © 
 
 RETURN FROM Eppa. “ Extrait du Moniteur du Samedi 11 Mars 
 (1815).” Dispatch from Harmand, Préfet des Hautes-Alpes, giving 
 details of Napoleon’s arrival at Gap, March 5th, on his return from 
 Elba. 4 pp. small 4to, unbound. With view of Gap laid in. 
 
 : [ Paris, 1815 | 
 
 RETURN FROM Espa. Extrait du Moniteur du 21 Mars 1815. (Procla- 
 mations made at Lyons, March 13 and 15, 1815, appointing a new 
 Ministry, abolishing the Nobility, the suppressing of feudal estates, 
 &e.). 4 pp. small 4to, unbound. Paris, 1815 
 
 REVOLUTION OF 1848. Citoyens, Exigeons avant de Déposer les Armes, 
 et avant tout, les Conditions suivantes, &c. (Broadside signed “ Un 
 bon Citoyen”, dated February 24, 1848, the day Louis Philippe fled 
 from Paris, concerns Parliamentary Reform, &c.). 1 p. 4to. 
 
 . REVOLUTION oF 1848. Another copy, similar. 
 
 . REVOLUTIONARY TRIBUNAL. Ordonnance rendue ‘par le Président du 
 
 Tribunal Révolutionnaire, Etabli 4 Paris; du 3 Fructidor, Van sec- 
 ond de la République Frangaise. Woodcut coat-of-arms of the Re- 
 public. Folio. Paris, 1793 
 
 Acquits Antoine Faure, gentleman, of the accusation against him, and 
 orders his immediate release. This notorious tribunal was formed some- 
 time in March, 1793 for the purpose of taking cognizance of all counter- 
 revolutionary ‘attempts, attacks on liberty, &c. Date of document is “3 
 Fructidor ” of the Republican Calendar, and corresponds to the Gregorian — 
 date of August 20, 1793. 
 
484. 
 
 485. 
 
 486. 
 487. 
 488. 
 489. 
 
 — 490. 
 
 491. 
 492. 
 
 493. 
 
 494. 
 
 "495. 
 
 496. 
 
 Revotutions Almanach, 1793-1794 and 1796. With numerous portraits 
 and views. 3 vols. 12mo, original boards and old wrappers. uncut 
 (some pp. damaged, and probably lacks several plates). 
 
 Gottingen, 1793-96 
 
 REYNIER (GENERAL). State of Egypt, after the Battle of Heliopolis; 
 preceded by Observations on the Character of the Country. Trans- 
 lated from the French. 2 army- -tables, but lacks map. 8vo, old calf. 
 
 London, 1802 
 
 Rosrnson (H. B.). Memoirs of Sir Thomas Picton, including his Cor- 
 respondence. Portrart. 2 vols. 8vo, half calf, gilt (slightly rubbed). 
 London, 1835 
 
 Rocca (M. DE). Memoirs of the War of the French in Spain. Trans- 
 lated from the French. Portrait of Napoleon, inserted. 8vo, half 
 red morocco, symbolical a back, gilt top, uncut (writing on title). 
 
 London, 1815 
 
 RoMAN REPUBLIC bene 5 pieces. Various denominations. 
 [1788-1792] 
 
 RomAN Repusiic Currency. 5 pieces. Various denominations. 
 [1792-1798] 
 
 Roman RepusLic CuRRENcY. 4 pieces. Various denominations. 
 : [1798] 
 
 ROMAN REPUBLIC CURRENCY. 2 pieces. Two denominations. [1798 | 
 
 Roya Memorrs on the French Revolution, containing (1) Narrative ot 
 the Journey of Louis XVI. By Madame Royale; (2) Narrative of a 
 Journey to Bruxelles. By Louis XVIII.; (3) Private Memoirs of 
 what passed in the Temple. By Madame Royale. With Historical 
 and Biographical Illustrations, by the Translator [J. W. Croker]. 
 Portrait, lad wn. 8vo, full calf, gilt. London, 1823 
 
 RussIAN CAMPAIGN. Stances sur ?Incursion de Buonaparte en Russie. 
 12 verses, 8 lines each, author unknown. 8 pp. small 4to, unbound 
 (writing on 1 page). St. Petersburg, 1812 
 
 Russian Campaian. Porter (Sir Robert Ker). Narrative of the Cam- 
 __-paign in Russia, during the Year 1812. Portrait of Prince Koutousoff, 
 
 folding maps, and plate, lad in. 8vo, full polisiten calf, gilt. 
 London, 1814 
 
 Russian Campaign. Labaume (Hugéne). A Circumstantial Narrative 
 of the Campaign in Russia. Portrait, and battle-plans. 8vo, tree calf 
 (rubbed, and some leaves foxed). Hartford (Conn.), 1817 
 
 Russtan Campaten. Ségur (Philip De). History of the Expedition to 
 Russia, undertaken by the Emperor Napoleon in 1812. With Bio- 
 graphical Sketch of the Author. Lithograph titles. 2 vols. ye 
 half calf, gilt (rubbed). London, 1827 
 
497. 
 
 498. 
 
 499. 
 
 500. 
 
 501. 
 
 5Q2. 
 
 503. 
 
 O04. 
 
 505. 
 
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 507. 
 
 [Sarnspury (JoHN).] Catalogue of A Collection of Cameos, Marble 
 Busts, Statues in Gold, Silver, Bronze and Ivory, Swords, Medals, 
 &e., relating to Napoleon and his Family. 2 facsimile letters, the 
 
 _ different signatures of Napoleon, and Supplement. 4to, limp boards, 
 leather back (1 side loose). London, n.d: [1835] 
 
 [SarnsBury (JoHN).] Another Copy, similar; without the facsimile let- 
 ters and supplement, and name cut from top-margin of title. 
 
 [SarnsBurY (JoHN).] Thirty Facsimiles of the Different Signatures of 
 the Emperor Napoleon, and a Sketch of*the Events connected with 
 them. 8 pp. 4to. Stitched. London, 1836 
 
 SAINSBURY (JOHN). Catalogue of the Napoleon Museum, from Louis 
 XIV. to Death of Napoleon. Comprising State Papers and Manu- 
 scripts, Marbles, Bronzes, Medals, Books, &c., collected during the 
 last 25 years. Facsimile frontispiece. 12mo, boards, gilt. ah 
 
 | London, 1844 
 
 A useful work for collectors of Napoleona. 
 
 [Sarnspury (JoHN).|] The Napoleon Museum. The History of France 
 Illustrated from Louis XIV. to the Death of the Emperor, comprising 
 marbles, bronzes, carvings, drawings, medallions, portraits, prints, 
 manuscripts, &c., &c. Portrait of Mr. Sainsbury, view of his museum, 
 and numerous plates of facsimiles. Large 4to, half red morocco, 
 gilt (binding repaired). London, 1845 
 
 Describes over 700 volumes and 3000 prints. 
 
 SALE OF Reat Estate. District de Saint-Denis, Biens Nationaux 4. 
 Vendre, Adjudication Définitive, le Lundi % Janvier 1793. Folio. 
 Paris, 17932" 
 
 Notice of sale of lands, with their dimensions, in the Cantons de Pantin 
 and de Belleville, with terms of payment, &e. 
 
 SaLteues (J. B.) Mémoires pour servir a l’Histoire de France. Tome 
 premier (all issued?). Portrait of Napoleon after Muneret. 8vo, 
 wrappers, uncut. Paris, 1814 
 
 Sanson (Henry-Editor). Memoirs of the Sansons from Private Notes 
 and Documents [1688-1847]. 2 vols. 8vo, cloth (labels removed 
 from covers, and 1 side and back loose). London, 1876 
 
 SANTINI. Appeal to the British Nation on the Treatment Experienced 
 by Napoleon Buonaparte in the Island of St. Helena, With Preface, 
 &c. (In French and English). Portrait (inserted). 12mo, half 
 cloth and boards (a few corrections in ink). London, 1817 
 
 SANTINI (Nofit). Le Tombeau de Napoléon Premier et son Gardien. 
 Also, Souvenirs de Santini touchant la Captivité de Napoléon a Ste. 
 Helene. 2 plates. 12mo, original wrappers. Paris, 1856 
 
 SARRATT (Lrevut.). Life of Buonaparte, in which the Atrocious Deeds, 
 which he has Perpetrated in order to attain his elevated station are 
 faithfully Recorded. Oval portrait. 12mo, boards (binding poor). 
 
 London, [1803] 
 
. SaRRATT (LiEvut.). Life of Buonaparte, in which the Atrocious Deeds 
 which he has Perpetrated in order to attain his elevated station are 
 faithfully recorded. 12mo, half red morocco, gilt top, uncut, title re- 
 paired and 1 p. misbound, name on title. 
 
 EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of numerous portraits and views. 
 
 . SAvARY (J. A. M.:R., Duc bE Rovieo). Memoirs of the Duke of Rovigo 
 (M. Savary), written by Himself; Illustrative of the History of Na- 
 poleon. 4 vols. 8vo, original boards, paper labels, lower edges uncut. 
 London, 1828 
 
 First EN@LisH Epirion. <A valuable work by one who was of the 
 immediate entourage of Napoleon. Savary succeeded Fouché as Minister 
 
 of Police in 1810, and here exposes in detail the extraordinary trickery of 
 the latter. 
 
 510. [ScHLABRANDORF (G. Von). | Bonaparte, and the French People under 
 his Consulate. Translated from the German. J/lustrated. 8vo, half 
 red morocco, gilt, gilt top. London, 1804 
 
 This work had-an exceedingly large circulation in Germany and in 
 other parts of the Continent, but was eventually suppressed altogether 
 by Napoleon. ExtTra-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of about 50 portraits 
 and views, including 14 portraits of Napoleon, some on India paper, with 
 facsimile signatures, &c. 
 
 511. Scuutz (FriepricH). Historisch-genealogisches Taschenbuch 
 Geschichte der grossen Revolution in Frankreich. 12 fine portraits, 
 including Barnave, Gouttes, Camus, Mirabeau, and others, also cele- 
 bration of the French people (frontispiece). 12mo, original boards. 
 
 | Braunschweig, 1792 
 
 512. Scorr (JonHn). A Visit to Paris in 1814; Being a Review of the Moral, 
 Political, Intellectual, and Social Condition of the French Capital. 
 
 8vo, half calf. London, 1816 
 
 513. Scorr (Joun). Sketches of Manners, Scenery, &c., in the French Prov- 
 Z inces, Switzerland, and Italy. With an Essay on French Literature. 
 Etched frontispiece of Porto Ferrajo, with Napoleon's palace. 8vo, 
 
 half calf. London, 1821 
 
 514. [Scorr (Sir Wattser).] Paul’s Letters to his Kinsfolk. 8vo, scored 
 calf (somewhat worn). Edinburgh, 1816 
 
 Written by Scott during his tour on the continent in 1815, soon after 
 the Battle of Waterloo, which ‘s described in detail in Letter VIII. 
 
 515. Scorr (Str Waiter). The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte, with a Prelim- 
 inary View of the French Revolution. By the Author of “ Waverley.” 
 Portraits, inserted. 3 vols. 8vo, half red morocco, gilt, gilt tops, 
 some edges uncut, Philadelphia, 1827 
 
 516. [Scorr (Str Watrer).| Life of Napoleon. Copper-plates of Ney, 
 Murat, and others, by American engravers, also views (but lacks the 
 portravi of Napoleon). 8vo, sheep, New York, 1827; Weston (J. A.) 
 Historic Doubts as to the Execution of Marshal Ney (prospectus 
 only); St.-Hilaire (Marco). Anecdotes du temps de Napoleon 
 (slightly imperfect), 12mo, wrappers, Paris, 1856. Together, 3 vols. 
 
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 Secret Mrmorrs of Napoleon Buonaparte. Written by one who never 
 quitted him for fifteen years. Translated from the French. 2 vols. — 
 in 1, old calf, gilt (weak at joints). ~ London, 1815 _ 
 
 ' Said to have been written by one of Napoleon’s valets. 
 
 Sticur (Puitip Dr). History of the Expedition to Russia, undertaken ~ 
 by Napoleon in 1812. Illustrated. 2 vols. 12mo, half red morocco, 
 gilt, gilt tops, uncut. | London, 1826 
 
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 of Public Characters of Europe. With Appendix. Portraits, plates, 
 and colored maps. 2 vols. 8vo, boards, crudely backed with leather, 
 outer and lower edges uncut. London, 1815 
 
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 fiscation. Issued by Pache, mayor, Coulombeau, clerk.- 
 
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 Forces. Portrait, and title-vignette. First Eprtion. 8vo, cloth 
 (name cut from top of title). London, 1845 
 
 . Stmpson (James). A Visit to Flanders in 1815, Being chiefly an ac- 
 
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 maps, portraits and plans. 4 vols. 12mo, cloth, gilt tops, uncut. 
 
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 SMITHERS (Henry). Observations made during a Residence in Brus- 
 sels and several tours through the Netherlands. With several anec- 
 dotes on the Battle of Waterloo. Map and etched plates. 8vo, limp 
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 SoutHry (Rosperr). Life of Nelson. Illustrated. 16mo, half red mo- 
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 of Napoleon in which he mentions the re-establishment of the Im- 
 perial throne, praises his soldiers, &c.; also, contains dispatches from 
 the Minister of War, from Count Caffarelli, notice of the arrival of 
 Prince Joseph, &c.). 4 pp. small 4to, unbound (somewhat stained). 
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 by her Son. Translated from the French. Portraits, inserted. 8vo, 
 half red calf, gilt, gilt top, some edges uncut: London, 1821 
 
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 from 1808 to 1814. Portrait. 2 vols. 8vo, boards, cloth backs, some 
 leaves uncut. London, 1829 
 
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 le malheureux Colonel Gordon, &c. ler Conseil de Guerre, lere Div. 
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 portraits 6 vols. 12mo, half sprinkled calf. London [1806] 
 
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 pers. , London, 1839 
 
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 underscorings) . Philadelphia Printed; London Reprinted ; 1810 
 
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 WarRDEN (WiLLIAM). Letters written on board the Northumberland 
 and at St. Helena; in which the conduct and conversations of Napo- 
 leon and his Suite are faithfully described and related. Facsimile — 
 
 of Napoleon’s handwriting. 8vo, full polished calf, gilt. 
 | | Brussels, 1817 
 
 [WAsHINGTON (GEORGE).] Revolutions Almanach von 1797. With por 
 traits, including Washington, and others, also views. 12mo, original 
 boards, uncut. - 7 Gottingen [1797] 
 
 [WASHINGTON (GEORGE).] Massachusetts Spy, March 5, 1800. 4 pp. 
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 Contains the continuation of Morse’s Biographical Sketch of Gen. 
 Washington, also Fisher Ames on the Sublime Virtues of Gen. Wash- 
 ington. 
 
 WatTeRLoo. An insert of “ The Times,” London, June 22, 1815, contain- 
 
 - ing copy of Wellington’s dispatch to the British War Department 
 
 relative to the defeat of the French at Waterloo, June 18, 1815. 
 Gives, also, a list of the British killed and wounded. 4 pp. folio. 
 
 WateERLOO. Muffling (Baron F. F. K.). A Sketch of the Battle of 
 Waterloo. To which are added Official Despatches of Wellington and 
 Bliicher, with Reflections of the Battles of Ligny and Waterloo. Por- 
 traits of Wellington and Napoleon on India paper, inserted. 16mo, 
 original wrappers, back strengthened with cloth. Brussels, 1839 
 
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 repaired). London, 1817 
 
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 in his Army. 8vo, half russia, gilt back (a few marginal notes in 
 pencil). London, 1820 
 
 Weston (JAMES A.). Historic Doubts as to the Execution of Marshal 
 Ney. Numerous illustrations. 8vo, cloth, gilt, gilt top, uncut. 
 New York, 1895 
 With autograph signature of the author on fly-leaf, and card (in- 
 serted). 
 
 [WHATELY (RicHARD).] Important Correction to be made in the His- 
 tory of the Nineteenth Century. 2 portraits of Napoleon, inserted. 
 Square 12mo, half red morocco, gilt, gilt top, uncut. London, 1845 
 
 A work in which the anonymous writer, said to be Richard Whately, 
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 ete., are but myths. 
 
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 Contains “The Wife,” by John G. Whittier, probably its first appear- 
 ance. 
 
 WittrAMs (HELEN Marta). Narrative of the Events in France from 
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 8vo, original boards, partly uncut. London, 1815 
 
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 Map and portraits. 12mo, half red morocco, symbolical gilt back, 
 gilt top, uncut. London [1 803] 
 
 EXTRA-ILLUSTRATED by the insertion of a double-page view of the Death 
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 YorKE (Henry R.). Letters from France in 1802. 2 vols. 8vo, blue 
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 14, 1842. To the Marquis J. de Barol, thanking him for money sent 
 him for missionary purposes, c. 
 
 T’rom the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 395), enclosed in his library 
 wrapper and with his autograph annotations. 
 
 576. Appot (CHARLES—British statesman, warm supporter of Pitt). Por- 
 trait, full bust, wearing rohes of office’ Engraved by C. Picart after 
 J. Northcote. Stipple. 4to. London, 1814 
 
 577%, Apercrompy (ALEXANDER—Aide to Sir John Moore, fought at Water- 
 loo). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. To William Ross, a solicitor. 
 Concerning the estate of Capt. Ralph Dundas. 
 
 578. ABERCcROMBY (Str RatpH—British general, mortally wounded at Alex- 
 andria). L.S.1p.4to. Portsmouth, Feb. 13, 1796. Regarding pay- 
 ment of accounts, etc. 
 
 579. ApercromBy (Sir RatpH). D.S. 1p. folio. May 25,1796. Warrant 
 for payment. 
 
 580. ABERCROMBY (Str RatpH). D.S. 1 p. folio. Martinique, March 1, 
 179%. Countersigned by Fred. Maitland. With wax seal and por- 
 trait. 
 
 581. ApercromBy (Sir RatpH). “The Death of Sir Ralph Abercromby.” 
 Outline plate, containing many other portraits. 4to. 
 
 582. Asout (Epmonp—French writer). A.L.S. Ip. 8vo. n.p.n.d., criticis- 
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 ABRIAL (J osepH Anpréi—received title of Count under Napoleon). 
 A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, April 25, 1811. To the Duke : 
 
 The acknowledgment of the receipt of the Imperial decree of April 
 17, 1811 (probably as above mentioned), and promising to be at Grenoble 
 on May 10. 
 
 ApriaL (JosepH Anprf). L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, le 5 Vendemiaire, 
 VAn 10 [Sept. 26, 1801]. To the Criminal Court of the Dept. of 
 Doubs, informing same that the executioner cannot be imprisoned 
 for any mistake or neglect, &. Signed, also, by [G. H. Beaulaton]. 
 
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 sculp. Stipple (slightly spotted). 8vo. 
 
 ApamMs (JouHN). Portrait, three-quarter length, seated, right hand on 
 table, left hand holding document. Line engraving. 4to. Mounted 
 and cut to plate. . 
 
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 first lord of the treasury). D.S. “Sidmouth,” 1 p. 4to. 
 Whitehall, Sept. 12, 1812 
 
 Clearance papers relative to a ship sailing from Baltimore. 
 
 . ADDINGTON (Henry). Portrait, half length. Engraved by E. Scriven, 
 
 painted by G. Richmond. 4to. London, 1836 
 
 . ADDISON (JOSEPH). Full bust portrait in oval. Engraved by Houbraken 
 
 after Kneller. Folio. London, 1748 
 
 . ApoupH IT, (Lieut.-Gen. in the Hessian Army, took an active part against 
 
 Frederick the Great). L.S. “Johann Adolph,” 1 p. 4to. Leipzig, 
 Oct. 6, 1725. Relative to a sum of 700 thalers. ; 
 
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 Council, master of the Court of Requests). D.S. on a strip of vel- 
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 A.L.S. 4 pp. folio, including addressed portion. ‘Tours, May 24, 
 1837. To Rev. Mr. Farr, thanking him for letters received, &e. 
 
 . AtAvA (Mieuret R. D’). Portrait, full bust. Lithograph after Maurin, 
 
 1835. Ato. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . ALBANY. General View. Tinted lithograph after Kollner.  4to. 
 
 New York, 1850 
 
 . AtBert (Prrnce—consort of Queen Victoria). Autograph signature 
 
 ** Albert,” with words “ The Lord John Russell, etc., etc. ” in his auto- 
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 . ALEMBERT (JEAN D’—eminent French geometer). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. 
 
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 ALEXANDER I., Emprror oF Russia. Portion of L.S. 1 p. small 4to. St. 
 Petersburg, July 4, 1802. To Citoyen Gail of Paris whom the writer 
 does not appear to hold in high esteem. With portrait. Both inlaid 
 
 on a single sheet, royal 4to. Also, plate containing portraits of Alex- 
 ander I. and others. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 ALEXANDER I. Portrait “ Alexander the truly great,” full bust in uni- 
 form. 'T. Wallis sculp. W. M. Craig delt. Line engraving. 4to. 
 [London], 1814 
 
 ALEXANDER I. Portrait, half length, in uniform, standing. Engraved by 
 Henry Meyer, after Mr. Volkoff. Stipple. Open letters. Folio. 
 London, 1814 
 
 ALEXANDER I. Portrait, full length in uniform. Drawn by W. Heath. 
 Line and stipple. In colors. Folio. London, 1814 
 
 ALEXANDER I. Portrait, in uniform, on horseback. Canton del. et sculp. 
 4to. In colors. . London, 1815 
 
 ALEXANDER I. Portrait, full bust in uniform. R. Pagesculp. Line and 
 stipple. Printed in colors, 4to. London, 1826 
 
 ALEXANDER I. Portrait, foll bust in uniform. Aug. Legrand sculp. 
 Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 ALEXANDER IJ. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Meulen sculp. C. v. 
 Waard del. Stipple. Folio. 
 
 ALEXANDER I. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. Gegraveerd door 
 W. van Senus, geteckend door St. Aubin. 4to. 
 
 ALEXANDER I. Portrait, full bust in uniform. W. van Senas sculp. 
 Mile. le Brun pinx. On the reverse is a portrait of William II., 
 King of the Netherlands, who commanded a Dutch army which re- 
 sisted the French invaders in 1793, also engraved by W. van Senas. 
 
 ALEXANDER I. Portraits, (1) full bust in uniform. Neagle sculp. 
 Shepperson del. Line engraving, 8vo., 1814; (2) full length, in uni- 
 form, on horseback. 4to. ‘Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 ALEXANDER I. Portrait, three-quarter length in uniform. Stipple. 
 (margins cut away). Folio. 
 
 ALEXANDER I. Portrait, full length in uniform. G. A. Sasso ine. G. B. 
 Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 ALEXANDER I. Portrait in uniform on horseback. In colors. Folio. 
 Executed in Patent Tapestry effect originated by Carl Uffenheimer. 
 
 ALEXANDER [. Portrait. Gravé par P. Audouin, dessiné par Bourdon. 
 Line engraving. Folio, slightly stained. Paris, n.d. 
 
613. 
 
 614. 
 
 615. 
 
 PeUe®.. 
 
 617. 
 
 618. 
 619. 
 
 620. 
 
 621. 
 
 622. 
 
 ALEXANDER I. “ Bey der Asche dieses Unsterblichen. . . . Alex- 
 ander I. Friederich Wilhelm III. und Louise, in der nacht am 4 ten 
 November 1805.” Stipple, in brown. OD. Berger fecit, 1806, F. 
 Weitsch del. 4to. 
 
 ALEXANDER IV.—Pope. Brief on vellum addressed to the Abbess and 
 nuns of the Monastery of St. Clara of Alcocer. Oblong 4to. Given 
 at Anagni the III kal. of September, the fifth year of the oo 
 (August 30, 1259). 
 
 Briefs and bulls of the above pope are of rare occurrence. 
 
 ALKEN CoLoreD Puate. “ Jack’s Wedding Day.” A spirited scene at 
 the end of a street, showing figures of sailors, women, &c., including - 
 one of the Deputy Port Admiral. Etching in ‘colors. H. Alken, Del. 
 Ato. London, 1826 
 
 ALLEMAND (Z. J. T.—French admiral). A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo, including 
 addressed portion. Paris, Aug. 3, 1817. To A. de Seville regarding 
 a certain commission. 
 
 ALLIx (Jacques A. P.—French general). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. ens: 
 the Moselle at Idzig, Dec. 1, 1794. To Gen. Ambert. 
 
 Informing Gen. Ambert that he is obeying orders, and that the woods 
 in the neighborhood are being well searched. 
 
 ALVINCZzY (J osepH—Austrian general, defeated by Bonaparte at Arcola). | 
 i.S8. <1 p. (8vo; n.p.> Aprileeo stove. 
 
 ALVINOzyY (JOSEPH). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple, in bistre. 
 Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 AMALIE (Marte F. A.—Duchess of Saxony, sister of Fred. Augustus 
 II.). Portrait, full bust, in oval. Line engraving. Unsigned. In ~ 
 colors. 8vo. 
 
 AMBERT (JEAN JAcQuES—French general). L.S. 1 p, folio. Spire. 
 Aug. 30, 1794. 
 
 Regarding Lieut. Mayer of the 7th regiment of hussars, and requesting 
 that his salary be paid. 
 
 AMERICAN COLONIES. Documents (3) relating to affairs in the French 
 Colonies of America, &c. 3 pp. folio. Paris, 1793-4. Contain sig- 
 natures of Pellissiersuret, Perrier and others. 
 
 . AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. The manner in which the American Colonies 
 
 declared themselves independent of the King of England throughout 
 the different Provinces, on July 4th, 1776. Copper ree as) 
 Noble after Hamilton. 4to. [1782 | 
 
 . AMERICAN LirHocrapHy. “ An Amalgamation Waltz.” Lithograph in 
 
 colors. 4to. New York; J. Childs, 1839 
 
 . AMERICAN Miuitary Costume. Portrait and Uniform of an American 
 
 General and a real representation of the Dress of an American Rifle- 
 Man. Copper engraving by Roberts. 4to. [1782] 
 
 The two figures are portraits of General Israel Putnam and Major 
 Robert Rogers. 7 
 
626. 
 627. 
 
 628. 
 
 629. 
 
 630. 
 
 631. 
 
 632. 
 
 633. 
 
 634. 
 
 635. 
 636. 
 
 637. 
 
 AMERICAN Navy. Paul Jones the Pirate. Line engraving, full length 
 in uniform. Pistol in one hand, cutlass in the other. 8vo. 
 
 London | circa 1806 | 
 
 AMERICAN Rattroaps. View of the first steel railway passenger train 
 in America. On the reverse of a facsimile of The Boston News- 
 Letter, April 24th, 1704. Folio. 
 
 AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Caricature showing Neptune, with trident 
 pointing to “ Uncle Sam” seated across the water with an American 
 flag in one hand and a crowing rooster perched on one shoulder, and 
 assuring Britannia that the war will result in her favor, &c. Line. 
 Unsigned. London Magazine, August, 1778. Oblong 12mo. 
 
 AMERICAN REvoLuTION. “The Tea-Tax Tempest, or the Anglo-Ameri- 
 ean Revolution ” [inscription also in German and French]. Mezzo- 
 tint. Unsigned. ee folio, full margins, slightly creased. 
 
 . London, 1779 
 
 AMERICAN ReEvoLuTION. Line engraving of the same, the inscription 
 in paghah only. Large folio. 
 
 AMERICAN REVOLUTION. The American General Lee taken Prisoner by 
 Lieut. Col. Harcourt of the English Army in Morris County, N. J., 
 1776. ours engraving after Hamilton. Folio. 
 
 [Circa 1810] 
 
 Although there is no engraver’s name it is probably the plate engraved 
 by’ Hawkins. 
 
 AMERICAN ReEvoLuTIon. “'The manner in which the American Colonies 
 declared themselves independent of the King of England . . . July 
 4, 1776.” Noble sculp. Hamilton delin. Copper engraving. 4to. 
 
 AMERICAN REVOLUTION. Caricature “ An Extraordinary Gazette, or the 
 disapointed (sic) politicians,’ including sketches of “ Map of 
 America belonging to the English in 1762, when Pitt was prime min- 
 ister”; also “ Map of America belonging to the English in 1778.” 
 Small 4to. 
 
 AMERICAN REvoLuTION. Portrait of Aléxandre Berthier. Full bust in 
 uniform. Mezzotint (by Lavachez), battle scene and biographical 
 notice in script beneath. 8vo, on small folio sheet (stained). 
 
 AMERICAN SHIPPING. L’America. Lithograph, by Mott. Folio. On 
 India paper. 
 
 AMES (JOSEPH). Portrait, three- peat length, seated. Mezzotint, by 
 Robert Laure. 4to. 
 
 AMHERST (JEFFERY). The Humanity of General Amherst. Line en- 
 ’ graving by Aeudine after Smirke. Folio (spotted). London, 1811 
 
638. AMHERST (WitL1AmM Pirr—nephew of Jeffrey Amherst, was at Water- 
 loo). A.L.S. 4 pp. 4to. Agra, January 16, 1827. With portrait. 
 
 A very interesting letter, written when Amherst was Governor-General 
 of India, and during troublous times in that country. Speaking of his son 
 he says: . . . “From the most dutiful and affectionate of children he 
 gradually became my most confidential friend . . . his honorable 
 principles inspired me with a feeling towards him far beyond that of mere — 
 paternal affection,” ete. 
 
 639. AMSTERDAM. Colored view. Folio. London, 1815 - 
 
 640. AnpRi (Masor Joun). The unfortunate Death of Major André. Cop- 
 per engraving by Goldar after Hamilton. Folio. [Circa 1782] 
 
 641. ANDRE (Masor JoHNn). The Capture of Major André. Landscape en- 
 graved by Smillie & Hinshelwood, painted by A. B. Durand. «Line 
 engraving. Open letters. India paper. Folio. 
 
 | American Art Union, 1846 
 
 642. ANpREOssy (ANTOINE F.—French general, served in Italy and Hgypt, 
 Ambassador to London, Vienna and Constantinople). A:L.S. 1 p. — 
 4to. London, December 31, 1802. To General Sanson, Director of 
 the War Department, thanking him for the first number of the 
 “ Memorial,” and sending him the “method of projection” used 
 by Major Rennel. | 
 
 643. AnDREOSSY (ANTOINE F.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, April 4, 1801. To 
 General Junot. With portrait, full bust, in uniform. London, 1808. 
 
 Requesting General Junot to do all in his power to help the unfortunate 
 family of chief of batallion Regnaut. 
 
 644. ANDREOssy (ANTOINE F.). A.L.S. 3 pp., 8vo. Boulogne (France), 
 Feb. 26, 1805, regarding the publication of works of the writer. — 
 
 645. ANDREOSsY (ANTOINE F.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Headquarters at Muldorf, 
 Oct. 29, 1805. 
 M. Castillon the recipient of the order is requested to deliver despatches 
 to Col. Passinger in Munich, and a package to be sent to Paris, from — 
 Marshal Berthier to Talleyrand or Maret, both of whom were in Munich. 
 Maret at this time was Secretary of State and Talleyrand Minister of 
 the Interior. 
 
 646. ANDREOSSY (ANTOINE F.). A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo. Paris, March 2, 1811, 
 returning thanks for the receipt of certain new books, pointing out 
 unintelligible passages therein, &e. 
 
 647. ANDREOSSY (ANTOINE F.). Portrait, full bust, in uniform. Engraved 
 by Anth. Cardon, drawn by J. Guérin. Stipple. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 648. ANDREOSsy (ANTOINE F.). Portrait, full bust, in uniform. Drawn by 
 J. Guérin and engraved by Anth. Cardon. Stipple. Fine impres- 
 sion, with full margins. Folio. — Paris, n.d. 
 
 649. ANDREOSSY (Antoine F.). Portrait, full bust, in uniform. Drawn by 
 J. Guérin and engraved by Anth. Cardon. Stipple. Folio. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
650. 
 — 651. 
 
 652. 
 
 653. 
 
 654. 
 
 660. 
 661. 
 662. 
 
 663. 
 
 664. 
 
 AnpDREOssY (ANTOINE F.). Portrait, full length, in uniform. T.T. ine. 
 Demarlhi dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 ANpRIossE (A.). 2 wash drawings, pastoral scenes, attributed to An- 
 driosse. 
 
 AncuEsey (H. W. P., Marquis Or—British general, fought at Water- 
 loo, where he lost a leg). L.S. “ Uxbridge.” 1 p. folio. Hyde Park 
 ‘Barracks [London], August 18, 1823. To the Quartermaster-Gen- 
 eral, relative to a “ route.” 
 
 ANGLESEY (H. W. P., Marquis Or). A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo,.Sept. 4, 
 
 1835. A personal letter. 
 
 ANGLESEY (H. W. P., Marquis OF). A.L.S. 12 pp. 12mo, n.p., Nov. 4, 
 1840. To “ My Dear Stovin.” 
 Unusually long and interesting letter, with mention of the Duke of 
 Wellington. 
 
 ; Anetrsey (H. W. P., Marquis Or). A.L.S. (torn). 1 p. 4to. Dec. 
 
 18, 1840. To Col. Sir Frederick Stovin. A personal letter. 
 
 . ANGLESEY (H. W. P., Marquis OF). A.L.S. 4 pp. 12mo. Sept. 22, 
 
 1846, to a friend on personal matters. 
 
 . Ancuesry (H. W. P., Marquis OF). Portrait, in uniform, on horse- 
 
 back. Line engraving. Ato. London, 1827 
 
 . ANGLESEY (H. Ww. P., Marquis Or). Portrait, in uniform, on horse- 
 
 back. Im colors. 4to (slight repairs). London, A. Park 
 
 . ANGOULEBME (Louris ANToINE DE Bourson D’—son of Comte d’Artois, 
 
 afterwards Charles X, of France). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, Feb. 
 22, 1815. A letter of thanks to the Marquis de Villeneuve. With 
 portrait “ Mgr. le Dauphin,” a title he assumed when his father be- 
 came king in 1824. ae 
 
 ANGouLEME (Louis ANToINE DE Bourbon D’). D.S. 2 pp. folio. 
 [Paris], Feb., 1819. Apportioning 3000 frances for charitable pur- 
 poses. 
 
 ANGOULEME (Lovrs AN'TOINE DE Bourson D’). Portrait, full bust, in 
 uniform. Stipple. Unsigned. 4to. Also portrait of the Duchesse 
 @Angouléme. Stipple. Unsigned. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 Ancoutfime (Louis ANToINE DE BourzBon D’). Portrait, full bust, in 
 oval. Gravé par Choub, dessiné . . . par Evrard. Stipple. 4to, 
 cut close. 
 
 ANGOULE£ME (Louis ANTOINE DE Bourson D’). Portrait, half length, 
 in uniform, holding cocked hat. Dessiné d’aprés, nature a Nantes. 
 
 ANGOULEME (Louis ANTOINE DE Bourzson D’). Portrait, full length, 
 in uniform, holding cocked hat. Dessiné d’aprés nature 4 Nantes. 
 Stipple. Small folio. 
 
665. 
 
 666. 
 
 667. 
 
 668. 
 
 669. 
 
 670. 
 
 671. 
 
 672. 
 
 673. 
 
 674. 
 
 675. 
 
 676. 
 
 ANGOULESME (Marte THfirEsE Cuartorre D’—daughter of Louis XVI. 
 and Marie Antoinette). Portrait, full length in court dress, seated. 
 Line engraving. In colors. Small folio. Paris, [ca. 1800] - 
 
 ANGOULEME (MARIE THERESE (CHARLOTTE Vee Portrait, full length, in 
 court dress, standing. Line engraving. In colors. Small folio. 
 , Paris [ca. 1800| 
 
 AncouLime (Marte Tuiériss Cuartorre D’). Portrait, in riding 
 costume, on horseback. Line engraving. In colors. Small folio. — 
 Paris [ca.-1800] 
 
 ANGouLime (Marie THtrise Cuartorre D’). Portrait, full bust in 
 oval. Zu heben F. J. Schreier. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 ANGUSCIOLA (Sorontspa—celebrated Italian painter, pupil of Bernar- 
 dino Gatti). Portrait, three-quarter length, at easel. Ipsa pinxit. 
 Mezzotint. Folio. 
 
 ANHALT-COETHEN AND ANHALT-DeEssAv. (1) Anhalt-Coethen (Ludwig, — 
 
 _ Prince of). A.L.S. 3 pp. folio. Wildungen, July 15, 1625, from 
 Louis, the Younger to his father; (2) Anhalt-Dessau (Dietrich, 
 Friedrich H. E., and Moritz, all Princes of Anhalt, sons of Leopold, 
 Prince of Anhalt-Dessau, distinguished Prussian General, 1676- 
 1747). L.S. 1 and 2 pp. folio, v.p., 1742-1773 [4 pieces]; (3) 
 Anhalt-Dessau (Anna Louise, wife of Leopold, Prince of Anhalt- 
 Dessau). L.S. 1 p. folio, with seal. Dec. 24, 1731. Together, 6 
 pieces. 
 
 ANHALT-DeEssau (LEOPoLD—PRINCE OFr—distinguished Prussian gen- 
 eral). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Halle, April 27, 1725 
 
 ANHALT-DeEssau (LEOPOLD—PRINCE OF). L.S. 2 pp. folio. 
 Halle, Jan. 14, 1739 
 
 ANNE, Palatine of Bavaria, and Benedicte, Palatine of Bavaria. D.S. 
 signed by both. 1 p. folio. n.p. Nov. 5, 1721 
 
 An order to M. Lessars to pay the celebrated engraver (Simon) 
 Thomassin the sum of 60 pounds. Underneath is Thomassin’s autograph 
 receipt of four lines with signature. ; 
 
 ANTOMMARDI (FRANCESCO—Italian anatomist; physician and surgeon 
 to Napoleon at-St. Helena; author of “ The last moments of Napo- 
 leon”), .L.8.. 1p: and a half, 40; December 15, 1830 
 
 To the members of the Committee of the Jury of National Prizes, 
 mentioning services given by him to the wounded of the Revolution of 
 18380, with great risk of his life. 
 
 ARNAULD (ANTOINE). Portrait, half length, seated, holding book in 
 right hand and document in left. G. Edelinck sculpt. I. B. Cham- 
 pagne pinxit. Folio. 
 
 ARTICLES OF PEACE between Great Britain and France and Great Britain 
 and Spain. Signed at Versailles January 20th, 1783, by Mr. Fitz- 
 herbert. Copper engraving by Pollard after Hamilton. Folio. 2 
 
 [Circa 1790] 
 
677. 
 
 678. 
 
 679. 
 
 680. 
 
 681. 
 
 682. 
 
 683. 
 
 684. 
 
 685. 
 
 686. 
 
 Artois (CHARLES PuHitippr, Comte D’—afterwards Charles X. of 
 France). 2 lines and signatures on margin of letter. 1 p. folio. 
 . [ Paris, circa 1815-16 ] 
 
 Letter is in the autograph of Goyon de Nerville, who complains to 
 Monseigneur that he has been dismissed from his office of sub-prefect, 
 and hopes that the Minister of the Interior will give him another posi- 
 
 tion. Comte d’Artois has endorsed as follows: “I recomend this 
 man to Citizen de Vaublane” (Minister of the Interior, Sept., 1815-May, 
 1816). 
 
 ARTOIS (CHARLES PHILIPPE, ComTE D’). S.A.R. Monseigneur. Lieu- 
 tenant général du Royanme. Portrait, full length in uniform hold- 
 ing coeked hat. Stipple. Folio, with margins. 
 
 AsHBURTON (LorD—British financier, married a daughter of William 
 Bingham, of Pennsylvania). Portrait, half length, standing. En- 
 graved by C. E. Wagstaff after Sir Thomas Lawrence. Mezzotint. 
 
 _ India paper. 4to. Open letter proof. London, 1837 
 
 ASSEMBLEE DU CHAMpP-DE-Mar. “Vue intérieure de |’Assemblée du 
 Champ-de-Mai au moment de la présentation des drapeaux.” Janet 
 sculp. Cartinet delin.: Stipple. Folio, margins cut away, and 
 mounted. 
 
 AUBERT DU BayeT (JEAN B. A.—French general, fought under Lafayette 
 in the War of the Revolution). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Nantes, Aug. 30, 
 1794. To M. Dudiot. 
 
 Regretting not having been able to visit the recipient before leaving 
 the city. 
 
 AUBERT DU BayreT (JEAN B. A.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 “ Annibal Dubayet.” F. Bonneville del et sculp. Stipple. Fine im- 
 pression. 
 
 AUCKLAND (WILLIAM EDEN—Lord, English diplomatist, one of the three 
 commissioners appointed to negotiate with the revolted American 
 colonies). ~ Portrait, three-quarter length, seated. Hngraved by W. 
 Dickinson, after Sir Thomas Lawrence. Mezzotint. Folio, full mar- 
 gins, London, 1796 
 
 AUGEREAU (PIERRE F. C., Duc DE CasTIGLIONE—Marshal of France, and 
 one of the most active of Napoleon’s generals in the campaign of 
 1796). A.L.8. 1 p..folio. Baréges, August, 1802 
 
 To General Berthier, Minister of War, asking permission that an Eng- 
 lish doctor named Macgregor return to his country, as his only object in 
 coming to France was to attend Col. Crawford, husband of the Duchess 
 of Neweastle, and under the circumstances should not be treated as a 
 prisoner. 
 
 AUGEREAU (PrIERRE F. C., Duc DE CastieLione). L.S. “ Augereau, 
 Duc de Castiglione.” 1 p. 4to. Wurtzbourg, July 1, 1813. To General 
 
 Devaux, informing recipient that he has spoken to the Minister of 
 War and others on his behalf. 
 
 AUGEREAU (PIERRE F. C., Duc DE CastiGLionE). Portrait, full bust 
 in uniform. F. Bonneville del. sculp. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
687. 
 
 688. 
 689. 
 
 690. 
 
 691. 
 
 692. 
 693. 
 
 694. 
 
 695. 
 
 696. 
 
 698. 
 
 G29: 
 
 700. 
 
 AUGEREAU (PIERRE F. C., Duc Dz Casticriong). Portrait, full bust — 
 in uniform. Mezzotint by Levachez, battle scene and biography be- 
 neath. 8vo. on small folio sheet. 
 
 AvcerEau (Prerre F, 0., Duc Dr CAS ON Another copy of the @ 
 
 same. 
 
 AUGEREAU pan F. C., Duc De Castietione). Another copy of 
 the same. 
 
 AUGUSTUS Reet ioc of Saxony and King of Poland), - Por- 
 trait, full bust in uniform. I. F. Baur sculp. 1769, A. Graff pinx. 
 Line engraving. 4to. ; 
 
 AuUMALE (Marin CarotiIne Dre Bourson—wife of eon 4th son : 
 Louis Philippe). A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo. Twickenham, Dec. 1A a 
 
 Aumont (JACQUES—DUC, officer in the national guards in the Revolu- 
 tion). Portrait, half length in uniform. Grave par Payen, peint 
 par Boze. Stipple. Ato. 
 
 Aumont (Louis M. C. Dz P.—Royalist general). Portrait, half length | 
 in uniform. Gravé par Payen, peint par Boze. Stipple. 4to. : 
 Paris, nd: : 
 
 Autic (M. D’). A.L.S. 4 pp. square 8vo. Paris, June 8, 1784. ‘To 
 the Count de Saluces [Saluzzo di Menusiglio, ‘Ttalian chemist and 
 general], thanking him for his expressions of sympathy, enclosing 
 letters, &c. 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 120), enclosed in his library 
 wrapper and with his autograph annotations. 
 
 Auticuamp (Marquis D’). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, Feb. 9, 1822. To 
 M. de Menysas. 
 
 A letter of thanks for his many kind acts, with mention of the pe s 
 health. 
 
 AvRIL (JEAN J.—General). A.L.S: 1 p. 4to. np. - Conable Vienna), 
 July 5, 1798. To the Commissary of the Directory. 
 
 Or ering that 29 men be sent to the post at St. Sévére, ete. 
 
 . Bactoocut (Ff&L1x—husband of Marie Anne Elisa Bonaparte. Napo-. 
 
 leon’s sister). L.S. 1 p.4to. Florence, March 26, 1813. To General 
 
 sk a ak ae 
 Slice in high terms of M. Lambert, who has been appointed 
 Inspector of Hospitals. 
 
 Bacioccut (Princrss, Niece of Napoleon, daughter of Blisa Bonaparte). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. 8vo. np. Jan. 20 (or 26-, 1853. Asking an un- 
 named Duke to send her ten tickets for the ‘gallery of Notre Dame. 
 
 Bacroccur (Princess). A.L.S. 2 pp. 8vo. n.p. Jan. 29, 1853. Ask- 
 ing an unnamed Duke to send her the tickets promised. 
 
 Bactoccut (Princess). A.L.8. 1p. 8vo. n-p. June (14), n-y. Relative 
 to an invitation for the baptism of a prince. 
 
701. 
 702. 
 
 703. 
 
 704. 
 
 Rie 
 
 706. 
 
 707. 
 
 708. 
 
 709. 
 
 710. 
 v1. 
 712. 
 713. 
 
 714. 
 
 715. 
 
 Bactoccnt (Princess). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. Korn-et-Met, Oct. 21, ny. 
 Regarding. a cheque. With portrait. 
 
 BaGRATION (PETER, PRINcE—celebrated Russian general). Portrait, 
 full bust in uniform. Godby sculp. Tonci pinxt. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 BAILLEUL (JACQuES C.—member of the Convention). D.S. 1 p., 
 folio. Paris, 4 Vendemiaire, Year 4 (1796). Signed also by Gaul- 
 thier and Delaunay. 
 
 BaAILLeuL (Jacques C.). Manuscript, 8 pp. folio, n.p.n.d., written in 
 unknown hand containing the answers given by M. Bailleul to 
 questions asked him by General Cass relative to the French Revolu- 
 tion. Also, an invitation to his funeral services. March 18, 1843. 
 (2 pieces). 
 
 BAILLIE (WILLIAM—distinguished engraver, served in the army). Por- 
 trait, full bust in oval. Stipple. Proof before all letters. Folio. 
 7 [ London, ca. 1802 | 
 
 Baitty (JEAN SyLvain—Mayor of Paris, executed Nov. 12, 1793). 
 L.S. 2 pp. folio. Paris, Feb. 7, 1790. Announces the singing of a 
 Te Deum in Notre Dame cathedral, and invites the members of the 
 National Assembly to attend. 
 
 BAILty (JHAN SyLvain). L.S. 1 p. folio, Larisse, Jan. 19, 1791. To 
 M. Reynier. _; 
 Regarding a claim made by M. Deforger, a surveyor, and saying that 
 the town of Darix cannot assume payment. Contains under the signature 
 a line in Bailly’s autograph in the same strain. 
 
 BAILY (JEAN SYLVAIN). L.S. 1p. folio, Paris, Oct. 14, 1791. “ Du- 
 plicata de Patentee.” 
 
 Batty (Juan Sytvary). ALS. 1 p. 8vo. Chaillon, August 26, 
 n.y. With portrait. 
 On business affairs for the Marchioness de St. Phalle. 
 BAILty (JEAN Sytvain). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint. Un- 
 signed. 8vo. 
 
 BaILty (JEAN Sytvarn). Portrait, full bust in oval. Zu finden bey den 
 Gebrudern Klauber, Gezeichnet von Boizot. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 Batty (JEAN SytvaIn). Portrait, full bust in oval. Sergent sculp. 
 _ De Vouges le jne. del. Mezzotint. Small 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Barty (Jean Sytyatn). Portrait, full bust in oval. Lithograph. 4to. 
 
 Baitty (JEAN SyivArn). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by 
 Leyachez, scene and biographical account in script beneath. 8vo, on 
 small folio sheet. 
 
 BALASHEFF (LiEvT.-GENERAL—Ist aide-de-camp of Alexander the First 
 
 of Russia). Portrait, half length, in uniform. Engraved by Henry 
 Dawe, after George Dawe. Mezzotint. Folo. | London, 1823 
 
LG: 
 W117; 
 18. 
 w 19. 
 720. 
 
 ods 
 
 022. 
 023. 
 
 724, 
 
 @25. 
 
 726. 
 
 029, 
 
 BALTIMORE. Washington’ s Monument. Tinted lithograph after Kollner. 
 
 4to. +. New York, aaaee 
 Battimore. Green Mount Cemetery. Lithograph in colors after Koll- - 
 ner. 4to. New York, 1848 a 
 
 Battimore. N. West View. Lithograph in ase after Kollner. 4to. 
 New York, 1848 
 
 Baurrmore. Battle-Monument. Lithograph in colors after Kollner. 
 
 Ato. _ New York, 1848 — 
 
 Battimore. City Spring. Lithograph in colors after Kollner. Ato. 
 New York, 1848 
 
 Bar (JEAN A.—French advocate). L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Nov. 15, 1794. 
 To the Commission on civil and police administration. Regarding an 
 annulled decision. 
 
 The letter is also signed by Pérés, who voted for confinement and 
 banishment of Louis XVI. 
 
 Bar (JEAN A.). LS. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Nov. 7, 1794. To the Com- 
 
 mittee of the section Chalier. Regarding a disputed question. 
 The letter is also signed by Pérés. 
 
 Baracuey D’Hinurers (AcHILLE—Marshal of France, served in Austria, 
 Spain and Algeria). A.L.S. 2 pp. 8vo.. [la Rite], Ocirry: 1863. 
 To the Receiver-General, relative to a payment. 
 
 BaraguEy D’Hruiiers (Lours—French General). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, 
 Evreux, Feb. 17, 1801. To the Minister of War. 
 A statement relative to four non-commissioned officers, states reason 
 why a person hamed Lambert was not on a certain list. 
 BaracuEy D’Hiturers (Louis). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, (June) 5, 
 1801. With portrait. To Citizen Dumas, health officer, relative to 
 a position. seca a 
 
 Baracury D’Hitirers (Louis). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, Lyon, April 30, 
 1812. Written on Napoleon’s water-marked paper. 
 
 Announcing the execution of an order. .It was in this year that the 
 
 writer, aS commander of a division of the Russian army, had the mis- 
 fortune to fall into the hands of the enemy with the greater part of his 
 forces, and for which he was suspended by Napoleon. 
 
 . BaracuEy D’Hriuuters (Louis). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Fo- 
 
 restier sc. 12mo. 
 
 Served in Egypt, and was taken prisoner by the English whilst re- | 
 
 turning from Malta. 
 
 . BararE (BERTRAND). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mariage sculpt. 
 
 Bonneville del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 BarBEAu Du Barras, &. D.8. (with seal), 1 p. square 8vo. [Paris], 
 Sept. 19, 1794. Issued by the Committee of General Safety of the 
 National Convention and requests Citizen Palloy to attend its im- 
 
 portant meetings. Signed by Barbeau du Barras, Levasseur de la 
 Meurthe, &c. 
 
730. 
 
 731. 
 
 132. 
 
 733. 
 
 734. 
 
 735. 
 
 736. 
 
 Ul. 
 
 738. 
 
 739. 
 
 Barbe (M.—Aide-de-camp to Gen. Bastoul). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. In 
 the field, Nov. 4, 1797. To the Minister of War. 
 
 Asking that he be promoted, and telling the minister that he had 
 made complaint about two horses stolen by the enemy and had received 
 no reply to letter. 
 
 BarBé-Marsois (FRANcgois—French Consul-General to the U. S. during ~ 
 the Revolution). A. L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, Feb. 8, no year. Also 
 printed invitation, with autograph additions in his hand Jan. 16, 
 1815. Also portrait, full bust. Lithograph. 
 
 The first mentioned regrets not being able to answer questions, as he 
 had destroyed all his notes. With mention of a Spanish book. 
 
 Barbier (M.)—commissioner of war). A.L.S. 3 pp. 4to. Versailles, 
 Sept. 2, 1795. To M. La Barthe. 
 
 Regretting that he is unable to vacate part of his stables for the 
 minister of the interior, as he can only do so by order of the minister of 
 war. 
 
 Barsot (M. H.—French general). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, le 16 
 Prairial, VAn IV. [June 4, 1796]. Informs the Commissary of 
 the Executive Directory concerning a citizen who has been removed 
 from jail to hospital. 
 
 Barca (Count De—minister and secretary of state). Portrait, full 
 bust in oval. A. Hubert sc. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 BARSCHE (PrerRE JULES—1802-70, French advocate and procurator 
 general of the Court of Appeals). Official L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, 
 January 30, 1849. 
 
 Barras (P. F. J. N., Comte De—French general, and one of the original 
 five Directors of the French Republic). Signature and five lines in 
 his autograph on margin of letter. 2 pp. folio. Portrait. 
 
 Letter is signed in Arabic (7?) and is an appeal to the members of the 
 Directorate from a Sultan of Turkey, possibly Mahmud II., who ex- 
 presses his keen disappointment at not: having been reimbursed for the 
 funds advanced three years previous towards the support of the French 
 army in Italy. Barras, as one of the Directorate, endorses on margin 
 that letter has been sent to the Minister of Finance, le 24 Messidor, l’An 
 Reedy 25.1797). 
 
 [Barras (P. F. J. N., Comte DE).|] A. L. of M. Lavillatte, 3 pp. un- 
 dated, with an eight line endorsement in the autograph of Barras, 
 signed, stating that he has not been unmindful of the kindnesses 
 that the Minister of War has shown him. With portrait, full length, 
 in uniform. 
 
 Barras (P. F. J. N., Comte Dz). Two portraits, both full length, dif- 
 ferent. Lithograph, ete. 8vo. Circa 1800 and 1840. 
 
 BARRINGTON (SAMUEL). Portrait, half length in uniform. R. Earlom 
 fecit. Benj. Wilson pinxit. Mezzotint. Folio (slightly creased and 
 mounted, cut to plate mark). London, 1779 
 
 One of the biographies in Campbell’s Lives of the British Admirals. 
 
#40. Barror (CAMILLE H.—eloquent French advocate, advised or persuaded | a 
 Lafayette to refuse the presidency of the republic). Portrait, full <a 
 bust. Unsigned. 4to. : 
 
 "41. BartoétemMy (Auaust M.—French writer, author of « Napoleon in 
 Egypt.”). A.N.S. 1 p. square 12mo. n.p.n.d. Request for two 
 tickets for vaudeville. | ie 
 
 742. Bartutiemy (Francors, Marquis De—French statesman, Minister of 
 State under Louis XVIII.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, le 8 Pluviose, — 
 VAn XI. [Jan. 27, 1803], requesting the Minister of the Navy to 
 show favor to M. Massac, of Amsterdam. ee . 
 
 743, BarTHSLEMy (Francois, Marquis De). A.L.S. 1 p. Ato. Paris. 
 May 15, 1807. 
 
 A request that the recipient consider the application of M. Givault for 
 a position, he being of good behaviour, etc. © ‘ 
 
 744, BarTufLemy (Francois, Marquis DE). Portrait, full bust in oval. F. _ 
 Bonneville del. et sculp. “ Barthélemy, membre du Directoire exécu- 
 tif.” 8 vo. Stipple. | 
 
 745. BartoLozzi1 (FRANcEsco—eminent engraver). Portrait, full length, 
 seated. Mezzotint. Folio (staied and cut to plate mark, mounted). 
 
 746. BasTILLE (THE). Three views: “ Bestorming der Bastille, 1789 ” ; Line. 
 J. Bulthuis delin. R. Vinkles & D. Vrydag, sculp. 1795. 4to; An- 
 thony’s Gate (Bastille) Line. T. Loveday, del. et sculp. Riguad, del. — 
 London, n.d. Oblong 4to; “ Vue de la ci-devant Bastille.” Line. 
 Nee, sculp. Oblong 4to (3 pieces). 
 
 747. BastTILLE (THE). Destruction of the Bastille. Copper engraving, with 
 portraits of Louis XVI. Marie Antoinette, and various scenes in 
 connection with the Bastille. Large folio. Ms. additions by Thomas 
 Palmer, May 1%, 1790. London, 1790 
 
 748. BarHurst (Henry, Hart Or—British statesman, finished his political & 
 career under the Duke of Wellington). A.L.S. (third person), 3 pp. a 
 4to. (London), May 4, 1810. Interesting letter regarding the duties 
 
 on spirits. 
 749. BaruHurst (Henry, Earn OF). Portrait, full bust. Engraved by H. 
 Meyer after J. Wright. Stipple. 4to. London, 1810 
 750. Batuurst (Henry, Hart OF). Portrait, half length, engraved by H. 
 Mayer after J. Wright. 4to. London, 1810 
 
 vo1. Barrern (RaLpH—English divine). Portrait, full bust in oval. J. 
 Simon fecit. M. Dahl pinxit. Mezzotint, margins cut away. 4to. 
 
 752. BaTTLH or DoGGERBANK. Formation de la Ligne Hollandaise et de 
 celle Anglaise, avant le combat de Doggersbank. Line engraving, 
 unsigned. 4to. 
 
 Sir Hyde Parker, British admiral, who served with success under 
 
 Howe on the North American station. commanded a portion of the Eng- 
 lish fleet during this action. 
 
753. 
 154, 
 155. 
 
 756. 
 
 s757, 
 
 758. 
 woo. 
 
 760. 
 761. 
 
 762. 
 
 763. 
 
 764. 
 
 BATTLE OF DOGGERBANK. Action de Doggersbank. 4to. Companion to 
 the above. 
 
 BATTLE OF DoGGERBANK. Fin du Combat Doggersbank. 4to. Com- 
 panion to the two preceding lots. 
 
 BATTLE OF GIBRALTAR. German line engraving of the Battle of Gib- 
 raltar. 4to. cut close. 
 
 BaTTLes AT SEA. Zeeslag Tusschen den Admiraai, Tromp En Blake, 
 Big Dover, den 10 December, 1652. Pvlyn sculpt. K. Veltewinil. 
 4to. (stained). : 
 
 Barrirs av Sea. The destruction of the Turkish fleet in the port of 
 Sinope. Lithograph in colors. 4to. 
 
 Barries at Sza. Vue de L’Action prés de Patrasso, ou L’Escadre des 
 Dulcignottes fut battue et brulée le 5 Septembre 1772. Dutch en- 
 graving by Leizelt after Swain. In colors. Folio. 
 
 BaAZAINE (FrRANcoIs ACHILLE—Marshal of France, Commander-in-Chief 
 of the French Army in Mexico, 1863). L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Mexico, 
 December 2, [1863]. On a military matter. 
 
 BEAUHARNAIS (ALEXANDRE DxE—distinguished general, married Jose- 
 phine Tascher de la Pagerie, afterwards Empress of France, served 
 under Rochambeau in the U.S., guillotined in 1794). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 4to. Headquarters at Strassburg, Sept. 10, 1792. 
 
 On military attains. The letter is signed in full “ Alexandre Beau- 
 harnais.” 
 
 BEAUHARNAIS (ALEXANDRE DE). — Portrait, full bust in oval. Courbe. 
 sc. Labadye del. Line engraving. 8vo. : Paris, n.d. 
 
 BEAUHARNAIS (EUGENE Dze—Stepson and favorite of Napoleon, Viceroy 
 of Italy). L.S. and 7 lines in his autograph, “ Eugene Napoleon,” 
 &e. 2 pp. 4to. Milan, March 12, 1807. Also, a manuscript, 3 pp. 
 12mo, in unknown autograph, containing biographical extracts relat- 
 ing to the above. (2 pieces). 
 
 Letter was written while Viceroy of Italy to General Marmont in Dal- 
 matia, informing him that he has ordered Gen. Verdier transferred to 
 Marmont’s staff, that the prisoners of the Sist Regt. have landed at 
 [Maufrédonia], and thanks the general for news regarding the Turks. 
 The postscript in the writer’s own autograph is a request of Marmont for 
 additional officers for the army of Italy. 
 
 BEAUHARNAIS (Hucrne De). LS. ‘“ EHugéne Napoleon.” 1 p. folio. 
 Milan, Dec. 23, 1808. Informs his uncle, Cardinal Fesch, that 
 the Princess Vice-Queen has become a mother, and that everything 
 is going nicely. 
 
 BEAUHARNAIS (EUGENE DE). A.L.S. 2 pp., 4to. np. Jan. 13, 1817. 
 To “ Mon cher Bataille.” 
 Informing the recipient that he has arrived in Constance (Baden), and 
 
 giving him a list of things that he is to get. Sends greetings from his 
 wife and sister. 
 
773. 
 
 U74, 
 
 Mok, 
 
 _ BeauHarnais (Evens De). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. 
 Unsigned Printed in colors. 8vo. full margins. “Paris, 1d. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (EuGiNE Dr). “Le Prince Eugéne au tombeau de sa ~ 
 
 Mére.” Mezzotint. Unsigned. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (EuGENE DE). Portrait, full bust in oval. Line and Li. 
 
 stipple. Unsigned. 4to. | Paris, vd) a 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (EUGENE DE). The same. Proof before all letters. | 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (EuGENE Dr). The same. Printed in colors, after q 
 
 letters. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (HuGENE De). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Lith. de 
 
 Villian.) 4t0; 
 
 = t 
 
 _ BEAUHARNAIS (EuGENE De). Portrait, “ Le Prince Eugéne,” full bust 
 
 in uniform. Line and stipple. Printed in colors. _4to. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (EUGENE De). Portraits. 1 full bust, Journim sc. | 
 India proof before letters; and 2 full length in’ uniform, both before “@ 
 
 all letters. 8vo. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 BEAUHARNAIS (EUGENE De). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Dessé. 
 par Vigneron d’aprés Le Gros. Lith. de Demanne. 4to. 
 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this 
 lithograph. 
 
 BEAUHARNAIS (EUGENE De). Portrait, full length, standing. P. Aner 
 sculp. LL. Gerard pinx. Etching. Proof on India paper, before 
 inscription. 4to. ens 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (EUGENE DE). “ Derniers adieux du Prince Hugéne a 
 
 sa famille.” In colors. 8vo. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (HUGENE Dez). Portrait, full length in uniform, together 
 
 with other figures (probably portraits). Proof before letters. 4to. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (EUGENE DE). Death of Beauharnais, with other figures 
 
 (probably portraits). Proof before letters. 4to. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (EHuGENE De). Portrait, full bust in oval. Line and 
 
 stipple. Unsigned. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (HuGENE DE). Portrait, full length in uniform [from 
 
 Régne de Napoléon], in colors, and another plate, containing full 
 length portrait, also of Napoleon. India paper. 2 pieces. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (EuGENE Dr). Portrait, “Iie Modéle des Braves,” full 
 
 length in uniform, sword in hand, battle scene in background, Stip- 
 ple. Ato, (margins on three sides cut away). 
 
 BEAUHARNAIS (EuGENE Dr). “Le Prince Eugéne au tombeau de sa 
 Mere.” Mezzotint. Unsigned. Folio. 
 
78d. 
 
 789. 
 
 790. 
 
 etee 
 
 793. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (EvugENE Der). Portrait, full length, like the preceding 
 
 at the tomb of his mother, but different attitude. Mezzotint. Un- 
 signed. Folio. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (EucrNE Dr). Portrait, on horseback. “Le Prince 
 
 -Eugéne,” Gravé par Esbrard. Mezzotint. Folio. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (EUGENE DE). Portrait, half length in uniform. Mezzo- 
 
 tint. In colors. 4to. (margins cut away). 
 
 [BuaAvHARNAIS, Augusta Amelia, daughter of the King of Bavaria, wife 
 of Eugene Beauharnais|. Portrait, half length. Stipple. 4to. mar- 
 gins cut away, inscription remains. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (Fanny, Comtesse Dr—celebrated poetess). A.L.S. 
 
 1p.12mo. [Vendome],n.d. Personal letter. 
 
 . BEAUHARNAIS (MADAME DrE—lady of honor to the erand duchess of 
 
 Berg). A.L.S. (third person. 1 p. 4to. Fontainebleau, Oct. 17, 
 1807. Regarding her trunks, &c. 
 
 . BEAUHARNOIS (F.—French Colonel, [brother of the first husband of the 
 
 Empress Josephine]). A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo. No place; no date 
 [Circa 1792]. Asks the Minister of War to send a regiment to Blois. 
 
 BEAULIEU (GENERAL OF BricaDE). L. 8. 1 p. folio. Paris, July 3 
 L792. 
 
 Regarding the salaries for the judges of the Court of Justice of the 
 district of Guérande. 
 
 Beaumont (Marc A.—French general, created a peer by Louis XVI.). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. folio, Erturt, April 22, 1813. To the Minister of 
 War. With portrait, full bust in uniform, Foujet sculp. 
 
 Asking the minister to send him another map in place of one lost 
 during the campaign. 
 
 iy Ea (FourrEAu De—Napoleon’s physician at Elba, and Member 
 
 of the Assembly of One Hundred Days). A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo, 
 including the addressed portion. Paris, Feb. 9, 1831, informing his 
 friend Beton that although his nephew may be in disgrace, principally 
 through his inability to pay money due, he would “like very much, 
 nevertheless, to have his nephew receive the “ décoration spéciale.” 
 
 Beauvais De Pr&aux (CHartes N.—French physician, member of the 
 National Convention, voted for death of Louis XVI.). L.S. 1 p. 
 4to. Paris, March 14, 1790. Regarding a delegation to be sent to 
 the National Assembly. 
 
 Brauvau (CHARLES JusTE, Prince De—Marshal of France). LS. 
 3 pp. small 4to. Fontainebleau, Oct. 21, 1775. 
 
 At the end are eight lines in Beauvau’s autograph, with initials, re- 
 garding his pension. 
 
 . BECKER (JosEPH—Deputy of the National Convention). Signature and 
 
 7 lines in his autograph on margin of letter in another hand relative 
 to appointment of P. J. Keller as surgeon, &c. 1 p. folio. [ Paris], 
 n.d. (Portion of letter torn off). 
 
795. BeckER (LEonNARD Nicotas—French general, accompanied Napoleon tots: 
 Rochefort). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Oct. 25, 1812. To the Minister of 
 War. 
 
 Intercession on behalf of an officer, who was a prisoner in England. 
 
 796. Becker (Leonarp Nicouas). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Ambroise i % 
 Tardieu direxit. 8vo. Stipple. 
 
 797. Becker (LEoNARD Niconas). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. 
 Unsigned. 8vo. aero ay 
 
 798. Buoxrorp (Wrrt1am). Portrait, half length, seated at table holding 
 document in right hand. Engraved by R. Houston. Mezzotint. | 
 Folio (slight repairs and cut close). 
 
 On the same plate are portraits of J. Townsend and John Sawbridge, 
 all.three figures being dressed in robes of office. 
 
 799. BECKMANN (JoHANN—German naturalist). Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 J. E. Haid seculp. 1779. Speck del. Mezzotint. Small 4to. 
 
 800. Brrrroy DE BrAuvorr (L. E.) and Turreav (Lovuis).—(Members of 
 _ the National Convention). L.S. 1p. 4to. Nice, le 23 Ventose, An 
 III. [March 18, 1795], advising the Committee of Public Safety that 
 they are sending the petition of C. Baurot and al] letters bearing 
 upon it. . 
 
 801. BEKER (GENERAL). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, Aiguiperse, Puy-de-dome, Jan. 
 29, 1830. To Baron Villemers. 
 
 Thanking the recipient for the information that a post-office is to be 
 established between Bordeaux and Lyons. 
 
 802. BELISARIUS—Byzantine general. Portrait, half length. Engraved by J. 
 Ses painted by J. Hoppner. Mezzotint. Folio, cut close. 
 London, 1787 
 
 803. BELLAVENE (JAcquEs N.—appointed by Napoleon as inspector-general 
 of military schools). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, March 28, 1800. To 
 Gen. Berthier, Minister of War. 
 
 On military affairs, telling Berthier that an adjutant commander has 
 been ordered to return to his post at Metz. 
 
 804. BELLE-FONTAINE (CHEVALIER—French naval captain). D.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 On board “ Le Belliqueux,” near Toulon, Feb. 26, 1693. 
 
 805. BELLEGARDE (Henri, Comre—field-marshal). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. n.p.n.d. 
 To General Grouchy. 
 
 Writer is delighted that Grouchy should think so highly Ofe one of his 
 (the writer’ 8) officers. Informs recipient that although aide-de-camp y ape 
 Fouugeroux is suffering, he may recover. 
 
 806. BELLEGARDE (Henri, Comte). Portrait, full bust in uniform. S. 
 Bordiga ine. N. H. Jacob del. 8vo. 
 
 807. BELLEGARDE (Roger Dr—favorite of Henry III and Henry IV). Last 
 page ofa L.S. 1p. folio. Undated but ca. 1595. With portrait. 
 
813. 
 
 814. 
 
 815. 
 
 816. 
 
 817%. 
 
 818. 
 
 819. 
 
 820. 
 
 821. 
 
 . BeLutiarD (Aveustin. D.—Marshal of France). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. 
 
 Metz, Jan. 9, 1814. To General ...... 
 
 An extract of a letter written to Belliard by another marshal, and re- 
 communicated to the recipient, with additional particulars. 
 
 . Beniiarp (Aveustin D.) LS. 2 pp. folio, Chalon, Jan. 18, 1814. To 
 
 the Minister of War. 
 
 Regarding two officers of the military staff who were sent with 114 
 wagons loaded with various articles. 
 
 . Bexiiarp (Aveustin D.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. Un- 
 
 signed. 8vo. 
 
 . Bre~Loy (JEAN Bapriste D—E—French Cardinal). D.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, 
 
 May 10, 1802. With red wax seal, and portrait. 
 
 . BEM (J osEPH—distinguished Polish general, served under Davoust). 
 
 A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. Paris, Oct. 8, 1844. To Jarry de Maney, prof. 
 of history. 
 
 Offering to send the recipient a copy of his chronological table of the 
 History of France, ete. 
 
 BinézECH (PrerRE—French statesman and revolutionist, Minister of 
 the Interior, 1795). LS. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, August 17, 1795. To 
 M. La Barthe, accountant at Versailles. 
 
 Regarding the furnishing of shoes by Citizen Vielair. 
 
 BENEZECH (PIERRE). 6 official L.S. as Minister of the Interior. 6 
 pieces. 1795. © 
 
 BENEZECH (PIERRE). L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, May 15,1797. Regarding 
 supplies. 
 
 ‘BENEZECH (PIERRE). L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, le 7 Prairial, ’An V 
 
 [May 26,1797]. Order relative to saddlery used in a riding school. 
 
 BENNIGSEN (Levin A. T.—celebrated commander in the Russian serv- 
 ice). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Engraved by E. Bell, after 
 P. E. Streehling. Mezzotint. Small 4to. London, 1807 
 
 BENNIGSEN (Levin A. T.). Portrait, full length in uniform. L. Rados 
 ine. G. B. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 BENTINCK (Grorcr, Lorp—English statesman in Napoleon’s time). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo, undated. With portrait. Personal letter. 
 
 BENTINCK (WILLIAM C. C., Lorp—British general, commander of the 
 troops sent to aid Ferdinand, King of Sicily, joined Sir John Moore, 
 and was at the battle of Corunna). A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo. (London), 
 April 25, 1825. A personal letter. With portrait, after Lawrence, 
 on India paper. 
 
 BentTick (WittiaM C. C., Lorn). Portrait, full bust in uniform. G. 
 ZARZON inc. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
822. 
 
 823. 
 
 824. 
 
 825. 
 
 826. 
 
 827. 
 
 828. 
 
 829. 
 
 830. 
 
 831. 
 832, 
 
 833. 
 
 Bérarp (Auaust 8. L.—one of the founders of the first company for 
 the production of illuminating gas, prominent in the Revolution of 
 1830). Signature to 2 Bridge-Inspection reports, each 3 pp. folio, 
 including addressed portions. Paris, May 18 and June 9, 1832. (2- 
 pieces). 
 
 BERESFORD (SiR WILLIAM C.—British general, captured Madeira, fought _ 
 
 under Wellington). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Lichfield, July 7, 1814. To 
 the Quarter-Master General. =i kgs 
 On military affairs. 
 
 BERESFORD (Sir Witiiam ©.) Portrait, full bust in uniform, from a 
 sculpture. Freeman sculp., after Carlo Amatucio. Stipple. Proof 
 in open letters. 8vo. London, 1814 
 
 BrERESFoRD (Str WiLL1AM C.) Portrait, half length, also colored rep- 
 resentation “ Marshal Beresford engaged with the Polish Lancers 
 at the battle of Albuera, 1811.” M. Dubourg sculpt. Manskirch delt. 
 London, 1816. 4to. 2 pieces. , 
 
 BERGASSE (NicoLas—French jurist and political writer). Portrait, full 
 bust in oval. Mezzotint. Unsigned. 8vo. London, 1788 
 
 Bercer (M.) L.S. 1 p. 4to. Versailles, Dec. 3, 1796. To Citizen La 
 Barthe. A request for supplies for the National riding school. 
 
 BERLIER (‘THEOPHILE—Member of the Convention, French jurist). L.S., 
 2 pp. folio. Paris, le 17 Pluvidse, ?An III [Feb. 5, 1795]. To the 
 Commission on Civil, Police, and Judicial Administrations, relative 
 to the case of one who passed judgment upon a man in two judicial 
 positions, and ordering that such cases shall not come up again. — 
 Signed, also, by Ch. Pottier. 
 
 BERLIER (THEOPHILE). L. S. 2 pp. folio. Paris, le 29 Pluviosey ’An 
 Ill [Feb. 18, 1795]. As chairman of the National Convention in- 
 forms the provisional head of the civil, &c., administration that 
 jurors will not be allowed their liberty while a case is under discus- 
 sion. Signatures, also, of Oudot and Genevois. 
 
 BERLIER (THEOPHILE). L.S. 2 pp. folio. Paris, le 8 Ventose, ?An III 
 [ Feb. 26, 1795]. Decrees that the sentence passed upon three crim- 
 inals cannot be changed. Signed, also, by Genevois. 
 
 BERLIN. Colored view. Folio. London, 1815 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN, K1ina@ oF SweEDEN, Marshal of France). 
 A.D.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, July 12, 1799. With portrait, full bust in 
 uniform, lithograph on India paper. | 
 
 Written as Minister of War, and an authorization to Citizen Man- 
 
 gouvil, sub-Lieutenant in the 29th regiment of light infantry, to serve in 
 the 12th division under General Ney. 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JoHN). L.S. 1 p. folio. Lintz (Austria), Jan. 
 18, 1806. To M. Bereveur, receiver general of the army. Allowance 
 for expenses. 
 
834. 
 
 835. 
 
 836. 
 
 837. 
 838. 
 
 839. 
 840. 
 841. 
 
 842. 
 843. 
 
 844, 
 845. 
 
 846. 
 847. 
 848. 
 
 849. 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). L.S.1 p. folio, Hambourg, Nov. 3, 1807. 
 
 To the Councillor of State asking for a position as inspector of cavalry 
 in favor of a M. Flichet, who had served previously in another corps. 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). Portrait, “ Charles John, Crown Prince 
 of Sweden,” full bust in uniform. C. Turner sculp. Rota pinxt. 
 Mezzotint. Proof on India paper in open letters. 4to. 
 
 London, 1813 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). Portrait, “Carlo Giovanni, Principe 
 Reale di Svezia.” Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. In 
 colors. 4to. Milano, n.d. 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). Portrait, inscription as the preceding, 
 full length in uniform. G. Carmine ine. Dalbon dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 BERNADOPTE (CHaArtes JoHN). Portrait, full bust in uniform, together 
 with that of his wife. B. Lavigne [sculp.]. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 ‘BERNaDOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gravé 
 
 par G. Fiesinger, dessiné par . . . J. Guérin. Stipple. 4to. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). Portrait, full bust in oval. Gravé par 
 G. Fiesinger, dessiné . . . par J. Guérin. Stipple. Folio. 
 ; Paris, n.d. 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint 
 by Levachez, battle scene and biographical account in script beneath. 
 8vo. on small folio sheet. 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). Another copy of the same. 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Line 
 engraving. Unsigned. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Des- 
 siné d’aprés nature par J. Guérin, et gravé par G. Fiesinger. Stipple. 
 Folio. Fine impression with full margins. . 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). Portrait, full bust in uniform, together 
 with that of his wife. Gravé par Choubard, dessiné par Lafond j°. 
 _Stipple. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JoHN). Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Charon sculp. Martinet pinxit. Mezzotint. Folio. 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JoHN). Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Lith. Destouches. 4to. India paper. 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Lithograph on India paper. 
 
 BERNADOTTE (CHARLES JOHN). Portrait, “Carl XIV. Johan,” J. Car- 
 don lith. Waij pinx. Folio. . 
 
350. Bernarp (Louis—Lieut.-Gen. of Engineers under Napoleon, chief en- 
 gineer \ the U, 8. army, constructed Fortress Monroe.) ILS aoe 
 folio. Feb. 15, 1793. ‘To the post-master. With red wax seal. | 
 
 An order to furnish post-horses for the delivery of an important mes- 
 sage. Approved by Lazare Nicolas M. Carnot, with his signature in 
 lower left-hand corner, also by Billaud-Varenne, the eminent French — 
 Jacobin, with his signature, both members of the Committee of Public 
 
 Safety. 
 
 851. BerNHarp (Cares F., Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar). L.S. 1p. 4to. 
 Dec. 26, 1808. A friendly letter, writer regrets being unable to help — 
 his friend. With portrait, full bust in oval. Stipple. Also A.L.S. 
 of his wife, Oct. 17, 1817, 2 pp. Together, 3 pieces. x 
 
 852. Berri (CHARLES F.—French prince, served under the Prince of Condé). 
 Portrait, full bust in uniform. Early lithograph, unsigned. 4to. — 
 
 853. Berri (CHarLes F.) Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. Jno. 
 Godefrey del. et sculp. 4to. | ES. 
 
 854. Berry (C. F. D’Arro1s, Duc De—second son of Charles X of France). — 
 L.S. 1p. small 4to. Béthune, March 29, 1815. Appoints: De Mey- 
 ronnet, colonel, and urges upon him the importance of securing the 
 loyalty of the men of his command, and of being ready to join th 
 king whenever they are ordered. With portrait. . | 
 
 855. Berry (C. F. D’Artors, Duc Dr). Portrait, half length in uniform. 
 Gravé par Ruet. Stipple. 4to. Payer: 
 
 856. Berry (CAROLINE, DucHESse DE—daughter of Ferdinand I., King of 
 the T'wo Sicilies, married the Duke of Berry, second son of Charles 
 X.). L.S. “Marie Caroline,” with several words in her autograph, 
 n.p. Nov. 18, 1866. With portrait, on India paper. ~ 
 
 857. Berruiau (GENERAL). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Jan. 18,1797. To M. 
 Berger, in charge of the riding school at Versailles. Regarding money. 
 
 858. BertHier (Louris ALEXANDRE, Marshal of France, served under Lafayette 
 in the American Revolution). D.S. 1 p. folio, Dec. 30,1791. Also 
 “Convention aprés le bataille de Marengo,” containing portrait of 
 Berthier. 
 
 The demand for a leave of absence for a lieutenant colonel unable to 
 return to his duties owing to illness by M. de Toustain to Berthier, signed 
 
 by him in full, with “ Apprové” also in his autograph, also. signed by 
 Periot, Delalain and De St. Housre. : 
 
 859, Berturer (Louis ALEXANDRE). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Gorizia (Feb. 1796). 
 To General D. Chabot. 
 
 A military letter in which the writer informs the recipient. that the 
 20th regiment of dragoons has received orders to move towards Gorizia, 
 and wait in that position until the division which he commands passes 
 there. ; 
 
 860. BERTHIER (Louis ALEXANDRE) D.S.° 1p. folio. Milan, June, 1796. 
 
 A signed statement of money collected during the month of May, by 
 the paymaster of the army of Italy, written to the chief commissary. It 
 was in this year that Berthier became Chief of Staff of the army of 
 Napoleon, with the rank of general of division. 
 
861. 
 
 862. 
 
 863. 
 
 864. 
 
 865. 
 
 866. 
 
 867. 
 
 868. 
 
 869. 
 
 870. 
 
 871. 
 872. 
 
 873. 
 
 874. 
 
 875. 
 
 BERTHIER (Louis ALEXANDRE). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, le 1 Pluviose, 
 PAn 10. [Jan. 20, 1802]. To Genl. Don Zelos, with instructions as 
 to his duties. 
 
 BeRTHIER (Louis ALEXANDRE). D.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, March 1, 1805. 
 Signed also by Sanson. 
 
 Orders for M. Coraboeuf, 2d grade geographical engineer, to report at 
 Hanover. 
 
 BERTHIER (Louis ALEXANDRE). L.S. “ Prince Aléxandre.” 1 p. 4to, 
 Rambouillet, Sept. 14, 1807. 
 
 Acknowledging the receipt of a book on military antiquities. 
 
 BerTHier (Louis ALEXANDRE). D.S. “ Aléxandre.” 1 p. 4to. Paris, 
 Feb. 18, 1808, informing M. Désirat that the Emperor has granted a 
 pension of 2000 francs. 
 
 BERTHIER (Louis ALEXANDRE). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Bayonne (France), 
 July 16, 1808. Granting, in the name of the Emperor, two months’ 
 leave of absence with full pay. 
 
 BERTHIER (Louis ALEXANDRE). L.S. “ Aléxandre,” 1 p. 4to. Paris, 
 Oct. 24, 1814. To Count de Bergon, forwarding him a petition, 
 which was that day presented to the king. 
 
 BERTHIER (LOvIs ALEXANDRE). A.L.S. “L. Berthier,” 1 p. 4to. Paris, 
 Dee. 28, n.y. To Citizen Montesay. 
 
 BERTHIER (LOvIs ALEXANDRE). A collection of heads within floral 
 borders, including Berthier, Francis II., Maria Louisa (Empress of 
 Austria), and others. Together, 13 portraits, on 1 sheet. Small 
 folio. Unsigned. 
 
 BERTHIER (Louis ALEXANDRE). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gravé 
 par Juliannau, dessiné par Mlle. de Noireterre. Stipple. 8vo. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 BErTHIER (Louis ALEXANDRE). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzo- 
 tint (by Levachez), battle scene and biographical notice in script 
 beneath. 8vo. on small folio sheet. 
 
 BERTHIER (Louis ALEXANDRE). Another copy of the same. 
 
 BerTHter (Lours ALEXANDRE). Portrait, full length in uniform. On 
 India paper. 8vo. Biographical account. 
 
 BertHier (Louis ALEXANDRE). Portrait, full length in uniform, tele- 
 scope in right hand, soldiers and battery in background. Charon 
 sculp.; Martinet pinxt. Mezzotint. Folio. 
 
 BERTHIER (Louris ALEXANDRE). Portrait, full length in uniform, stand- 
 ing. “ Alessandre Berthier, Principe di Neuschatel.” L. Rados ine. 
 G. B. Bosio dis. 8vo. 
 
 BERTHIER (Louis ALEXANDRE). Portrait, full length in uniform, stand- 
 ing. Lithograph on India paper. Unsigned. 
 
876. 
 
 877%. 
 
 878. 
 
 879. 
 880. 
 
 881. 
 
 882. 
 
 BERTHIER (GENERAL Bersuy—brother of Marshal Berthier, fought in — 
 the American Revolution). L.S. 2 pp. folio. [Paris], July 26, 
 1792. Mentions that the sum M. Chrétien states is due him, is, 
 
 really, not due him, and gives reasons for statement. Signed, also, 
 by P. de Delley, French economist, and others. 
 
 BERTHIER (GENERAL BerBuy). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, May 3, 1796. 
 To Citizen Caperiere, at the war office. 
 
 BERTHOLLET (CLAUDE L.—eminent French chemical philosopher, one of 
 the few select friends of Bonaparte who returned to France with 
 him in 1799). L.S. 1p. folio, (Paris), June 6,1795. To the Com- 
 mittee of Public Safety. marty 
 
 BERTHOLLET (CLAUDE L.). L.S. 1p. folio. [Paris, Dec. 3,1795]. Ex- 
 tract from a report. Signed, also, by [A.] Mongez. 
 
 BERTHOLLET (CuAupE L.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Allais sept. 
 Rembrandt Peale pinxt. Stipple. 4to. Open letters. 
 
 BERTON (JEAN Bapriste—French general, executed by order of Louis 
 XVIII.). ALS. 1p. 4to. June 24, 1797. To Citizen Laurent. 
 With portrait, full length in uniform. 
 
 A letter in which Berton discusses the value of two horses taken by 
 soldiers from other soldiers, 
 
 BERTRAND (HENRI GRATIEN—French general, accompanied Napoleon 
 to St. Helena). A.L.S. 38 pp. folio, Bouleduc, Feb. 3, 1812. To 
 the Due de Feltre (Henri Jacques G. Clarke), Minister of War. 
 With sculptured head, after David. 2 pieces. | 
 
 On paper watermarked ‘‘ Louis Napoleon, King of Holland.” A mili- 
 tary letter regarding the 3d batallion of the 3d regiment, mainly con- 
 sisting of foreign soldiers, which had just started for Willernstadt. De- 
 scribes in detail their condition, three hundred men lack uniform, they 
 are practically without arms, not enough officers in command, ete. 
 
 . BERTRAND (HENRI GRATIEN). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Jan. 24, 1814. To 
 
 M. Plaskett. 
 
 A letter of thanks on the return of some newspapers, and informing the 
 recipient that the Emperor will receive him that evening. 
 
 . Bertranp (Henri Gratien). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, Feb. 25, 1831. 
 
 Relating to the field officers of the National Guard. 
 
 . Bertrand (HENRI GRATIEN). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Litho- 
 
 graph. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . BERTRAND (HENRI GRATIEN). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mecou 
 
 sculp. Bordes pinxt: Proof before letters on India paper. 4to. 
 
 '. BERTRAND (HENRI GRATIEN). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mecou 
 
 sculp. Bordes pinxt. With name and inscription. 4to. 
 
 . BERTRAND (ComTEessE—wife of Henri Gratien). A.L.S. ‘“ La Comtesse 
 
 Bertrand.” 1p. 12mo. July 12, n.y. A request to call the follow-. 
 ing day. 
 
889. 
 
 890. 
 
 891. 
 
 892. 
 893. 
 
 894. 
 
 895. 
 
 896. 
 897. 
 
 898. 
 
 899. 
 
 900. 
 
 BERTRAND (PIERRE—Member of the National Convention). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 16mo. Paris, le 18 Ventése, An III. [March 8, 1795]. To Citizen 
 Cambefort asking him to convene the Committee of Public Safety 
 
 _ and make report on a petition submitted. 
 
 BERTRAND (PrerRE). Portrait, full bust in oval. Girardet sculp. Per- 
 rin del. Line engraving. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 BesstzrEs (JEAN B., Duc D’Istrie—Marshal of France, chiefly instru- 
 mental in placing Joseph Bonaparte on the throne). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 . 4to. Undated, but 1797. With portrait, full length in uniform. 
 
 ‘To the Minister of War. Bessiéres having received instructions regard- 
 ing the transfer of troops replies that the letter has been received, and 
 that the troops will be moved from Courtray to Douleur. 
 
 BEsstbrES (JEAN B., Duc D’Isrriz). TS. 2, p..4to. > Paris, Nov. 8, 
 1807. To Berthier, stating that Marshal Mortier desires more mem- 
 bers of the National Guard, &c. 
 
 BEssIERES (JEAN B., Duc D’Istriz). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Boutron sc. Meyer delt. Stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Brvuenot (Jacques C.—French statesman, Minister of Finance under 
 Jerome Bonaparte). A.L.S. 4 pp. 4to and 12mo (including an 
 unsigned continuation in 12mo). Paris, May 1, 1817. With portrait. 
 To Baron Monnier. 
 
 BEURNONVILLE (PreRRE Dr Revt—Marshal of France, imprisoned at 
 Olmutz, during or about the time that Lafayette was imprisoned 
 there). -A.L.S. -1 p. 4to. Paris, Oct. 1799. 
 
 A fine letter to the Minister of Finance, asking him to take care of two 
 trunks that he had forwarded to Berlin by vessel and stage, and asking 
 that they be passed through the customs unopened. 
 
 BEURNONVILLE (PrerRE Dr Rue). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Mezzotint | by Levachez]|, battle scene beneath. 8vo, on folio sheet. 
 
 BEURNONVILLE (PIERRE DE RvueEL). Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Lith. de Gerard. India paper. 8vo. 
 
 Bey oF Tunis. A.L.S. in Oriental characters. 2 pp. 8vo. Tunis, 17th 
 day of the month Shahaban, 1194 [Jan. 17, 1781]. With seal. (3 
 pieces ). | : , 
 
 Curious document from Bashaw Aly, Bey of Tunis, to King George ITI. 
 of England, with full English translation (2pp. 4to). Complains that a 
 Captain Boyd of his Majesty’s service has purchased a vessel of him, but 
 has failed to make the necessary payment for same, and asks the king 
 for redress. 
 
 Brancut (Frreprico—Austrian commander, fought against the French). 
 Portrait, full length in uniform. Line engraving [Italian work]. 
 Unsigned. Small folio. 
 
 Bianon (Epwarp—French historian). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. np. Jan. 10, 
 n.y. ‘To a firm of booksellers, asking how many copies of a work 
 by him they wish to have. 
 
901. 
 
 902. 
 
 903. 
 
 904. 
 
 905. 
 
 906. 
 
 907. 
 
 908. 
 
 909. 
 
 910. 
 
 911. 
 
 912. 
 
 Dare 
 
 914. 
 
 Biron (CHartes ARMAND Dz—Marshal of France under Louis XVe 
 L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, March 30, 1733. 
 
 A letter of thanks regarding a will. 
 
 Brron (CHARLES Dz Gontauttr, Duc De—Marshal of France, Ambas- 
 sador to England, beheaded in 1602). D.S. 1 p. folio on vellum. 
 Jan. 2, no year. With 2 views and portrait, the latter engraved by 
 Chenu. 
 
 Brron (Louis A.). Portrait, full length in uniform. From the folio, | 
 Versailles Gallery. ue 4 
 
 BLACKSTONE (Sir WiLt1amM—celebrated English jurist). Portrait ; Sirsa 
 David Baird—distinguished general. Portrait; Billaud-Varennes. 
 Portrait; F. C. A. Bouille—French general. Portrait ; D. Benjamin — 
 Gottlieb. Portrait; Mlle. Bourgoin—French actress. Portrait; F. 
 P. Brueys W Aigalliers—French admiral. Portrait; Julius Cesar. 
 Portrait; P. T. Cadudal—Napoleonie ome ag Portrait. Small 
 folio and smaller. Together, 9 pieces. . “a 
 
 Buacos (M.—Minister of Louis XVIII.). Portion of a D.S., with sig- 
 nature. 1 p. 8vo. An order to forward chests from the custom 
 house at Marseilles. 
 
 BLAKE (WiLttam). Portrait, half length. Engraved by L. Schiavonetti 
 after T. Phillips. Etching. On India paper. 4to. London, 1808 
 
 BuancHarD (M.—member of the National Convention), also Chrétien 
 and Goisset. A.L.S. of each, (two of the first named), written on 
 4 pp. 4to. April 27, 1792, and no date. All regarding money. 
 
 BiLtcHer (GEBHARD L. Von, PRINCE, and Prussian Field-Marshal). 
 L.S. with 2 lines in his autograph. Army of the lower Rhine, Head- 
 quarters, St. Cloud, July 17, 1815. With portrait on horseback. 
 
 BitcHer (GEBHARD L. Von). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Engraved 
 by A. Smith after Dahling. Stipple. 4to. (slightly creased). 
 London, 1813 
 
 Buicuer (GEBHARD L. Von). Portrait, full bust in uniform. A. 
 Smith sculpt. Dahling pinx. Stipple. 4to. London, 1813 
 
 BiLicuer (Gesuarp L. Von). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple, 
 unsigned. Small folio. London, 1814 
 
 Biicuer (GrByarp L. Von). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gegra- 
 veerd door W. van Senus, geschilderd door P. J. Lutzzenkirchen. On 
 India paper. Fine impression. 
 
 Biicuer (GrsHarD L. Von). Portrait, full length in uniform. Nach 
 dem leben gemalt und Sine von J. C. Bock. Stipple. Small 
 folio. Nurnberg, n.d. 
 
 Biicuer (GrBHarD L. Von). Portrait, full bust. Engraved by L. 
 Vendrumini, drawn by P. 8S. Stroehling. 4to. London, 1814 
 
915. 
 
 916. 
 
 SAME 
 918. 
 
 919. 
 920. 
 921. 
 922. 
 
 923. 
 
 924. 
 
 925. 
 
 Buiitcuer (GEBHARD L. Von). Portrait, full bust in uniform. A. 
 Smith sculp. Dahling pinxt. Stipple. London, 1813; 2 portraits 
 in battle, and portrait of Gen. T. W. von Bulo. 4to and 8vo. To- 
 gether, 4 pieces. 
 
 Buicuer (Gusuarp L. Von). Portrait, “The Warlike Marshal Von 
 
 Bliicher,” half length in uniform. Stipple. 4to, margins cut away. 
 London, 1814 
 
 Burtcuer (GEBHARD L. Von). Portrait, full bust in uniform. En- 
 graved by Hooghamer. Stipple. 4to. Verse in Dutch beneath. 
 
 Bitcuer (GEBHARD L. Von). Portrait, full bust in uniform. F. 
 Lignon sculp. Vigneron del. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 BiicHEer (GeBHARD L. Von). Portrait, “ Feldmarschall von Bliicher,” 
 
 full bust in uniform. J. G. Mabsfeld sc. Stipple in brown. 4to. 
 Wein, n.d. 
 
 Buiicuer (GreBuHarpd L. Von). Portraits, (1) on galloping horse, Wachs- 
 mann fe. Kolbe del.; (2) full length in uniform, G. A. Sasso ine. 
 G. B. Bosio dis.; (3) at the battle of Ligny. Line and stipple. 4to 
 and 8vo. ‘Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 Butcuer (GEBHARD L. Von). Portrait, full length in uniform. Drawn 
 by W. Heath. Line and stipple. In colors. Folio. London, 1814 
 
 Bricuer (GupHarp L. Von). Portrait, in uniform, on horseback. 
 Romney del. et sc. 4to. | London, 1815 
 
 Buiicuer (Gesnarp L. Von). Portrait, in uniform, on galloping horse. 
 Wachsmann sc. Kolbe del. Ato. 
 
 Buiicner (GeBHarD L. Von). The meeting of Bliicher and Wellington. 
 
 Dutch engraving. D. Slayter sculp. J. Kamphuyzen delin. Folio. 
 ; Amsterdam, n.d. 
 
 Buiiicuer. A.L.S. of the son of Field-Marshal Bliicher, 3 pp. 4to. Aetona, 
 
 April 8, 1840. To General (?). 
 
 Apologizes for not answering letters more promptly. Speaks of the 
 happy days gone by, and the honors bestowed upon him by Charles X., 
 ete. 
 
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK ‘ 
 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF THE OWNER 
 
 Fourth Session, Numbers 926 to 1258, Inclusive 
 
 FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14th, AT 8.15 O’CLOCK | 
 For date of other sessions, see “ORDER OF SALE,” page supra. 4 
 
 926. Bo (J. B. J.—member of the National Convention). A.L.8. 2 pp. 4to. gq 
 Paris [Oct. 11, 1793]. Asks leniency for Citizen [Flessele], a politi- — 
 cal offender, &c. _ 
 
 927. Borsser (JosepH A.—French Jacobin, member of the Council of the — 
 Ancients). D.S. (with wax-seal), 2 pp. folio. Aigues-Mortes, le 16 
 Nivose, ?An III [Jan. 5, 1794]. Orders the coast to be,fortified so 
 vessels may not land, &c. ; 
 
 928. Borssy-D’ANnexaAs (F. A. DE—President National Convention, Member of. 
 the Council of 500). A.L.S. 4 pp. 4to, including addressed portion. 
 Paris, March 5, 1822. To M. Thiébaut, concerning a sum of money 
 to be paid to him. Portrait, and short biographical notice (3 pieces). 
 
 929. Borssy-D’Aneuas: (F. A. De). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. [Bouorinas?], Sept. 
 30, 1820. Thanks to a Baron for his attention to a young lady. With 
 
 portrait. 
 930. Botssy-D’ANcLAs (F. A. De). Portrait, full bust in oval, F. Bonneville 
 del. et sculpsit. Line engraving. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 931. Bonaparte (CAROLINE—sister of Napoleon, Queen of Naples). .S. 
 “Caroline,” 1 p. 4to. Paris, May 13, 1812. To M. Danziger (?). 
 
 Written on Napoleon’s water-marked paper. 
 Asking the recipient to see that her trunk is not delayed in any way. 
 
 It is to proceed to Naples and is not to be examined by custom officers, 
 as it contains no forbidden articles. 
 
 932. BONAPARTE (CAROLINE). A.N.S. 1 p. 12mo. n.p.n.d. Asking the 
 recipient what she intends to do the following evening. 
 
 933. BONAPARTE (CAROLINE). Original pencil drawing. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 934. BONAPARTE (CAROLINE). Portraits, (1) three-quarter length. In 
 colors. [From the Court of Napoleon]; (2) half length. Paquier 
 sc. David pinx.; (3) full length. [From the Versailles Gallery]. To- 
 gether, 3 pieces. 4to and 8vo. 4 
 
935. 
 
 936. 
 937. 
 938. 
 
 939. 
 
 940. 
 941. 
 
 942. 
 
 943. 
 944. 
 945. 
 
 946. 
 947. 
 
 948. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (CAROLINE). Portrait, full length. Gravé par Delannoy, 
 peint par Gérard. From the Versailles Gallery. Folio. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (CHARLES L. J. L.—Prince de Canino, eldest son of Lucien 
 
 _ Bonaparte, and an eminent naturalist). A.L.S. “C. L. Bonaparte,” 
 
 1 p. 4to. Rome, Feb. 24, 1849. To the National Assembly at Crete 
 relative to a communication sent some time before. 
 
 BONAPARTE (CHARLES L.J.L.). ALS. “ Charles L. Bonaparte, Pce. 
 de Canino,” 1 p. 4to. Florence, Oct. 25, 1841. Regarding the send- 
 ing of a copy of a letter written by his father to his brother, during 
 his last stay in England. 
 
 BONAPARTE (CHARLES L.J.L.). ALS. “C.D. a ee 1 p. 8vo. 
 Paris, May 14, 1853. Written in IJ talian. 
 
 BowapParte (CHArtes L. J. L.). A.L.S. 1 p. Ato. Paris, Aug. 14, 1853. 
 Thanking the recipient for lending him a copy of Audubon’s Birds 
 of America. | 
 
 Bonaparte (CHaArues L. J. L.). Portrait, “ Luciano Bonaparte.” Tor- 
 chiana ine. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 Bonaparte (Cuartes L. J. L.). Portraits, (1) half length. Ch. Dev- 
 _ itz del. et sc.; (2) the same proof before inscription. 2 pieces. 
 
 BONAPARTE (CHartes L. J. L.). Portraits, (1) half length. Ch. Pa- 
 quien se. Dayid del.; (2) early lithograph, full bust in uniform. 2 
 pieces. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (CHARLOTTE—daughter of Charles Lucien, who was the son 
 of Napoleon’s brother Lucien). A.L.S. “ Charlotte B. L. P. Ga- 
 brielli,’” 2 pp. 4to. Rome, Jan. 1, 1835. An affectionate family 
 letter to her uricle. On 2 other pages is her uncle’s autograph reply. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (CHARLOTTE). A.L.S. “ Charlotte Bonaparte Primoli,” 2 
 pp. 8vo. Paris, Feb. 17, 1866. A personal letter. 
 
 Bonaparte (Cuartorre). L.S. “ Charlotte Gabrielli, née Bonaparte,” 
 1 p. 4to. Rome, April 7, n.y. To her uncle, informing him that a . 
 marriage has taken place in their chapel. 
 
 Bonaparte (CuHarwotre). A.L.S. “Charlotte Bonaparte Primoli,” 4 
 pp. 12mo. Paris, Jan. 17, n.y. A personal letter, with mention of 
 her sister. 
 
 BONAPARTE (EUGENIE—EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH). L.S. “ Eugénie,” 
 1 p. folio, n.p. Feb. 1861. To her cousin, thanking him for the letter 
 he sent during the Christmas holidays. With portrait. 
 
 Bonaparte (JeromMEe—King of Westphalia, youngest brother of Napo- 
 leon I). Autograph endorsement in two places, one signed “ Jerome 
 Napoleon ” and the other “ King of Westphalia.” 1 p. “folio. A.L.S. 
 of M. Arnaud, Paris, Sept. 12, 1807. 
 
949. 
 
 950. 
 
 951. 
 
 952. 
 953. 
 954, 
 955. 
 
 956. 
 
 957. 
 
 958. 
 
 959. 
 
 960. 
 
 lah: 
 
 962. 
 
 963. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JEROME). Passport issued to him and his valet. 1 p. royal 
 4to (folded). Paris, Aug. 23, 1848. With signatures of the Prefect 
 of Police, secretary-general, the Belgium Consul, and others. 
 
 BoNnAPARTE (JEROME). A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo. [Oct. 3, no year.] To his © 
 sister, announcing his arrival. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JERoME). A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo. n.p.n.d. To his brother J 0- 
 seph (eldest brother of Napoleon I). ) 
 
 - Stating that he has returned from Woolwich and will set out for Porte. 
 mouth the following day, ete. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JEROME). Portrait, full bust in uniform. E. Schule se. 
 1807. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JEROME). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Lith. de Del- © 
 pech. Folio. 
 
 BONAPARTE (Jerome). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gravé d’aprés 
 une miniature, terminé par Duthe. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JEROME). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Lithograph after 
 Legrand. 4to. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JEROME). Portrait, three quarter length in uniform. Lith- 
 ograph after Alophe (?). Open letters on India paper. 4to. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JEROME). Portraits, (1) full length in uniform, Leguay 
 se., Gaildrau del.; (2) full length in royal robes. Gravé par Des- 
 jardins, dessiné par Belloli. 4to and 8vo. 2 pieces. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JEROME—son of Jerome Bonaparte, King of Westphalia). 
 L.S. “Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte,’ 1 p. 4to. Paris, May 21, 1852. 
 To the Minister of State, regarding laws of the ss of Bordeaux. 
 With portrait. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JEROME). A.L.S. “ Napoleon,” 1 p. 8vo. n.p. July 21, 
 1858; TowMarshal 2724 ¢2\: 
 
 Asking that a change be made in the list of names submitted to the 
 Emperor, ete. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JEROME). L. g. “votre affectionné—Napoleon (Jerome) ,” 
 
 1 p. 8vo. Royal Palace, June 17, 1869. To General **** (?) re- 
 garding an appointment for Captain Pietri. 
 
 BoNaPaRTE (JEROME). A.L.S. “Napoleon Bonaparte,” 1 p. 8vo. 
 Paris, Friday the 7th, n.y. A personal letter. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JEROME—grandson of Jerome Bonaparte, King of West- 
 phalia.) A.LS. 1 p. 8vo. Versailles, June 26, 1860. To his 
 cousin, Napoleon IIT. 
 
 Figewaine his cousin that he was kept away from his grandfather dur- 
 ing his illness and also from his death-bed. 
 
 BONAPARTE (J EROME). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. Paris, May 3, 1865. Thanks 
 for a copy of “ The Dictionary of Congress. i 
 
964. 
 
 965. 
 
 966. 
 
 967. 
 
 968. 
 
 969. 
 
 970. 
 
 oF. 
 
 O72. 
 
 973. 
 
 974. 
 
 975. 
 
 976. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JosEPH—eldest brother of Napoleon I.). A.L.S. “ Bona- 
 parte,’ 1 p. 4to. Mortefontaine, Sept. 8, 1800. To J. S. Briot, 
 secty.-gen. of the prefecture of the dept. of Doubs at Besangon. A 
 letter of thanks. 
 
 BonAaPaRTE (JosEPH). A.L.S. “ Bonaparte,” 1 p. 4to. Mortefontaine, 
 ‘April 21, 1801. Acknowledging the receipt of a letter. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JosEPH). A.L.S. “ Bonaparte,’ 1 p. 4to. Paris, April 
 17, 1803. A letter of thanks. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JOSEPH). D.S. “Bonaparte,” 2 pp. folio, (Lundy), Oct. 
 - 21, 1805. A nomination, signed also by Coland, and Porcher. 
 
 Bonaparte (JosEPH). A.L.S. “Joseph Bonaparte,” 1 p. folio, Paris, 
 Dec. 26, 1805. To Baron Denniée, general of the armies in Spain. 
 Acknowledging the receipt of a letter. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JOSEPH). A.L.S. “Joseph, Ct.” ....... (Survilliers ?). 
 1 p. 4to. Pointe Breeze (U.8.), July 10, 1814. Acknowledging the 
 receipt of a letter regarding property. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JosEepH). L.S8. “Joseph,” 1p. 4to. Paris, May 22, 1819. 
 To the Count de Lacépéde, stating that the military services of M. 
 Lefevre entitle him to the Cross of the Legion of Honor. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JOSEPH). A.L.S. “Joseph, Comte de Survilliers,” 1 p. 
 4to. Pointe Breeze, May 12, 1820. Asking that something be for- 
 warded. | 
 
 BONAPARTE (JOSEPH). D.S. “Joseph, Comte de Survilliers,” 1 p. 4to. 
 Burlington, N. J., Dec. 18, 1822, signed also by Charles F. A. Lalle- 
 mand, French general, who was then a fugitive in the United States. 
 With portrait. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JOSEPH). A.L.S. “Joseph,” 1 p. 12mo. Den Ham (Neth- 
 erlands), Dec. 31, 1834. Tio Comtesse Reynand de St. Jean d’Angély. 
 A friendly letter. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JOSEPH). D.S. “Joseph.” 2 pp. folio, London, Oct. 24, 
 1840. Signature to power of attorney, written when he was 72 years 
 of age. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JOSEPH). D.S. “Joseph, Cte. de Survilliers,” 4 pp. 4to. 
 n.p.n.d. Also with “ conforme a la note originale du Baron Menne- 
 val” in the autograph of Joseph Bonaparte. 
 
 An exceedingly interesting document, the original of which was written 
 by Baron Menneval. It is an account of the departure of Marie Louise 
 and her son from Paris, and of the signer’s duty to protect and safeguard 
 them. Gives details regarding the desire of Marie Louise to remain in 
 Paris according to the instructions of Napoleon. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JOSEPH). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple by 
 Schumann, also representation of Bonaparte’s flight from the battle 
 of Vittoria, engraved by R. Pollard. 2 pieces. 
 
tr. 
 
 978. 
 
 979. 
 
 980. 
 981. 
 982. 
 983. 
 
 984. 
 985. 
 
 986. 
 987%, 
 988. 
 
 IOUS 
 
 990, 
 
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 Bonaparte (JosepH). Portrait, full bust in uniform, together with 
 that of his wife. Stipple. Unsigned. In colors, colored by hand. 
 
 8vo. 
 
 BonaParte (JosepH). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gravé par .... 
 Douas, terminée par Duthe. Stipple. 4to. ee: Paris, n.d. 
 
 Bonaparte (JosePH). Portrait, half length, seated. S. W. Reynolds 
 sculpt., Point-Breeze, Etats-unis d’Amérique, 30 Janvier, 1831, J. 
 Goubaud pinxt. Mezzotint. Proof in open letters, margins on 3 
 sides cut away, mounted and inlaid, repaired on lower margin. a 
 
 London, 1833 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this — 
 engraving. P 
 
 Bonaparte (JosePH). Portrait, “ Giuseppe Napoleone,” half length in 
 uniform. Ant. Verico incise. Vicart dipinse. Stipple. Fine im- 
 pression. Folio. in Firenze, n.d. 
 
 Bonaparte (Josepm). Portrait, half length in uniform. Gravé par 
 Payen, dessiné par Swebach. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JOSEPH). Portrait, full length in uniform, standing, wear- 
 ing cocked hat, entitled “Son Altesse Impériale le Prince Joseph 
 
 frére de ’Empereur grand Electeur de ’Empire.” Unsigned line ~ - 
 
 engraving. In colors. Small folio. Paris sica. eo 
 
 BONAPARTE (JOSEPH). Portrait. “S. A. I. le Prince Joseph Bonaparte, 
 Grand Hlecteur de l’Empire Frangais,” full length in uniform. Line 
 engraving. Unsigned. In colors, portions touched up by hand. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JOSEPH). Portrait, “ Giuseppe Bonaparte,” full length in 
 uniform. Torchiana ine. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JOSEPH). Portrait, full length in uniform. Legemissel, j°. 
 sculp. In colors. Also full length portrait of his wife. 2 pieces. 
 
 [| Bonaparte (JosepH).| A.L.S. of the wife of Joseph Bonaparte, Julie 
 Clary, signed “ Julie,’ 1 p. 4to. Florence, Jan. 5, 1841. To her niece, 
 thanking her for kind wishes and news, ete. With portrait, full length. 
 
 [BoNAPARTE (JOSEPH).] A.L.S. of the wife of Joseph Bonaparte, 1 p. 
 8vo., signed “ Julie Clary,” Ampach, July 29, n.y. Also autograph 
 note by M. Clary (her brother? ). A requesteto help M. Bouneman. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JOSEPH C. P., PRincE—son of Jerome Bonaparte). A.L.S. 
 1 p. 8vo. Paris, April 7, 1855. Authorizing M. Pascal to employ 
 men. With portrait. , 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JosePH C. P.). LS. 1p. folio. Paris, Dec. 5,1855. Re- 
 garding a report. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JOSEPH C. P.). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. Royal Palace, Jan. 27, 
 n.y. 
 
991. 
 
 992. 
 
 993. 
 
 994. 
 
 - 995. 
 
 MBOO; 
 
 9977. 
 
 998. 
 
 999; 
 1000. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (JOSEPH NapotEoN—son of Charles Lucien, who was the 
 son of Napoleon’s brother Lucien). A.L.S. “Joseph Napoleon Bona- 
 parte.” 1p. 8vo. Rome, April 14, 1837, commending M. Pilois as 
 a distinguished painter. With illustrated article on “ Bordentown 
 and the Bonapartes.” 
 
 BONAPARTE (JOSEPH NapoLEon). A.L.S. “Joseph.” 1p. 8vo. Rome, 
 April 14, 1857. A letter of introduction for Mr. and Mrs. Pelosi to 
 his cousin. 
 
 BONAPARTE (JULIE ZENAiDE—grand-daughter of Lucien Bonaparte). 
 A.L.S. 4pp.12mo. Paris,n.d. To her cousin Ernestine. A friendly 
 letter, with addressed envelope. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (LETITIA—daughter of Lucien Bonaparte, and niece of Na- 
 poleon). A.L.S. (third person), commencing “La Princesse Le- 
 titia Bonaparte,” 2 pp. 8vo, Feb. 20 n-y. Regarding a book. 
 
 Bonaparte (LEetit1A R.—mother of Napoleon). Portraits, (1) half 
 length, seated, “ Napoleonis Mater,” Charlotte Napoleon delt. Roma, 
 1835; Lith. Ballagny. Open letters. 4to; (2) Art Journal repro- 
 duction from a statue. 4to. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 Bonaparte (LetTit1a R.). Portrait, full length, C. Muller sc. [after 
 a sculpture by Canova]. 8vo. 
 
 Bonaparte (Louis—Kine Or Howtanp, brother of Napoleon I.). LS. 
 “Louis,” 1 p. folio, Mayence, August 2, 1806. To M. Champagny, 
 Minister of ‘the Interior. 
 
 BoNnAPARTE (Lours). L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed portion. Flor- 
 ence, Nov. 14, 1839. Requests Caccia & Co. to forward.a letter and 
 600 frances, &e. 
 
 Letter written about 7 years before his death, and when he had adopted 
 the title of Count de St. Leu. 
 
 BONAPARTE (Louis). Wax seal on envelope. With portrait. 
 
 Bonaparte (Louis). Portrait, full bust in uniform, oval medallion, 
 surrounded by figures. Gegrav door P. L. Jenxis, onder direct. van 
 Zyn Vader. Line engraving. 4to. [Amsterdam ?, n.d. | 
 
 1001. Bonaparte (Louis). Portrait, full bust in oval, in uniform. Douas 
 
 sculpt. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 1002. Bonaparte (Louis). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Couche fils sc. 
 
 1003. 
 
 1004. 
 
 Open letters on India paper (margins stained). 4to. 
 
 Bonaparte (Louris). Portrait, “ Ludwig Napoleon,” full bust in uni- 
 form. Zwichau bey Schumann. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 Bonaparte (Louis). Portrait, half length in uniform. Dessiné par 
 Swebach, terminé par Chaponnier. Stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 1005, Bonaparte (Louis). Portrait, full length, seated, in uniform. P. 
 
 Adam sculp. F. Gérard pinxt. Etching. Proof on India paper 
 before inscription. 8vo. 1829 
 
1006. 
 1007. 
 1008. 
 
 1009. 
 
 1010. 
 
 Tt: 
 
 1012. 
 
 1013. 
 
 1014. 
 1015. 
 
 1016. 
 
 1017. 
 
 1018. 
 
 1019. 
 
 1020. 
 
 Bonaparte (Louis). Portrait, full length in uniform. Lime engrav- — 
 ing. In colors. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Bonaparte (Louis). Portrait, in uniform, on horseback. Line en- 
 graving. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Bonaparte (Louris). Portrait, “ Luigi Bonaparte,” full length in uni- 
 form. Torchiana inc. I. Moroel dis. in Olanda. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (Louis Lucten—nephew of Napoleon T.),;, Ades een ee 
 8vo. Paris, Jan. 9, 1864. Regarding his writings. 
 
 BONAPARTE (LUCIEN, PRINCE DE CANINO, brother of Napoleon I.). 
 L.S. “lucien Bonaparte,” 1 p. folio. Paris, Jan. 16, 1800. To 
 Citizen Consolin regarding a position. ; 
 
 Bonaparte (Lucien). D.S. “1. Bonaparte.” 1 p. folio, n.p. (Paris), 
 May 31, 1800. With portrait. 
 
 Written on paper headed “Bonaparte, premier Consul de la Répub-_ 
 lique,” by order of Napoleon I, appointing Citizen Salliour as sub-prefect 
 of Brest. 
 
 Bonaparte (Lucien). A.L.S. “L. Bonaparte.’ 1 p. small 4to. 
 Paris, May 1, 1802. To M. Le Joyand regarding application for a 
 position. With portrait. | 
 
 BonaPaRTE (Lucien). ALS. “LL.” 1 p. 4to. London, May 14, 
 1838. To M. Patorni, a lawyer on civil and political affairs, ete. 
 With portrait. 
 
 BoNnaPaRTE (Lucien). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Inst. Bibl. 
 exct. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (Lucten). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Line engraving. 
 Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 Bonaparte (Lucien). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint. Un- 
 signed. Proof. 4to. 
 
 Bonaparte (Lucten). Portraits, (1) full bust, unsigned, with fac- 
 simile signature; (2) half length in uniform, gravé par Frangois. 
 8vo. 2 pieces. 
 
 BoNAPARTE (LUCIEN). Miniature full length in uniform, wearing 
 glasses. Stipple. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 BoNAPaRTE (Marte—granddaughter of Lucien Bonaparte). | As: 
 1p. 8vo. Canino. Dec. 15, 1842, to Louis Bonaparte, ex-King of 
 Holland, the writer’s uncle. On personal matters. 
 
 Bonaparte (Marie ANNE Exisa—sister of Napoleon I.). A.LS. 
 “ flisa B.” 2 pp. 4to. Pisa, Nov..3, 1810. 
 
 A personal letter to an unnamed countess, written shortly before she 
 
 became Grand Duchess of Tuscany, thanking her for delivering a toy to 
 
 the prince, and asking her to forward description of any new style that 
 may appear. 
 
1021. 
 
 1022. 
 
 1023. 
 
 1024. 
 
 1025. 
 
 1026. 
 
 1027. 
 
 1028. 
 
 1029. 
 
 1030. 
 
 1031. 
 
 1032. 
 
 1033. 
 
 1034. 
 
 1035. 
 
 Bonaparte (Marie ANNE Exitsa). A.L.S. “Elisa Baciocchi.” 1 p. 
 
 12mo. n.p.n.d. With portrait, as Duchess of Tuscany. 
 This letter was written after she became the wife of Felix Baciocchi, 
 asking the recipient to go to Plessis and spend a few days with her. 
 
 Bonaparte (Marte ANNE Esa). Portrait, full length, standing. 
 Gravé par Pigot, peint par Lethierre. Line engraving, from the 
 folio edition of the Versailles Gallery. 
 
 Bonaparte (Marte ANNE Etisa). Portrait, full length. Lithograph 
 after Lacauchie, also full length after Lethierre. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 Bonaparte (Marie ANNE Fitisa). Portrait, half length in oval. 
 Karly lithograph. Unsigned. 4to. | 
 
 Bonaparte (Maris DE Sotms—daughter of Letitia Bonaparte, the 
 niece of Napoleon I.). A.L.S. “ M. de Solms née Bonaparte.” 1 p. 
 12mo. Aix-les-Bains, n.d. A personal letter, with addressed en- 
 velope. 
 
 Bonaparte (Marte DE Sous). A.L.S. “ Bonaparte Wyse de Solms.” 
 1p. 12mo. n.p.n.d. Regarding a package. With portrait. 
 
 Bonaparte (Marte J. Curary—Madame, wife of Joseph Bonaparte). 
 Portrait, full bust in oval. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 Bonaparte (Marre J. Crary). Another copy of the preceding, a 
 somewhat better impression. © 
 
 Bonaparte (Mariz J. Cuary). Portrait, full length standing. Gravé 
 par Pedretti, peint. par R. Lefevre. From the Versailles Gallery. 
 Folio. 
 
 Bonaparte (Marig J. Crary). Portrait. “ Mad. Buonaparte,”’ full 
 bust in oval [as a girl], Verter inc. Vil dis. Stipple. 8vo., full 
 margins. Rotterdam, 7mbre 10, 1796 
 
 Bonaparte (Napotron C.—son of Jerome by his second wife). A.L.S. 
 1 p. 8vo. n.p.n.d. Regarding the opening of the Legislature. 
 
 Bonaparte (NAPoLKON-Exiza—Countess Camarata; daughter of Marie- 
 Eliza Bonaparte, eldest sister of Napoleon, Princess Bacciocchi). 
 A.L.S. 3 pp. 4to, including addressed portion. [Rome, May 4, 
 1830.] To M. Eugéne la Bon, on personal matters. Signed, 
 “Napoleon.” With wax seal. 
 
 BONAPARTE (PAULINE—sister of Napoleon I., married General Leclerc). 
 A.N.S. “ Pauline,” 1 p. 12mo. March 28, n.y. 
 
 BonAPARTE (PauLINE). Portrait, full length. Lithograph after La- 
 cauchie; also full length portrait of her husband, General C. E. 
 Leclere. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 Bonaparte (PrerrE—son of Lucien Bonaparte). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. 
 Wellin, province of Luxembourg (Belgium), Oct. 12, 1842. With 
 portrait. 
 
1036. 
 1037. 
 1038. 
 1039. 
 1040. 
 1041, 
 
 1042. 
 1043. 
 1044. 
 
 1045. 
 
 1046. 
 
 1047. 
 1048. 
 
 1049. 
 
 5 ¢.40¢ Fat) oe oe 
 ¥ Pn, LE ie 
 
 BonaPaRTE (Princess Maruiipe, daughter of Jerome Bonaparte). 
 A.L.S. 3 pp. 12mo. n.p. Jan. 18, 1875. Personal letter. 
 
 BONAPARTE (PRINCESS “MATHILDE). A.L.S. “ Mathilde Bonaparte,” 
 3 pp. 12mo. August 3, n.y. Regarding a position. With portrait. 
 
 Bonaparte (Princess MarHItpe). A.L.S. 3 pp. 12mo. May 27, 
 n.y. 
 
 Bonaparte (Princess Maruitpg). A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo. Jan. 30, 
 
 n.y. Regarding a project. With addressed envelope and portrait. — 
 
 Bonaparte Famity. A.L.S. of Madame Marie Rattazzi, granddaughter 
 of Lucien Bonaparte, signed “ Marie de Rattaz. 1 p. 12mo, 1830. 
 
 Bonaparte Famirty. A.L.8. of Madame Carie Rattazzi, signed “ Marie — 
 de Salmo.” 1p. 8vo. A personal letter. n.p.n.d. 
 
 Bonaparte Famity. A.L.S. “ Christine,’ Marie Christine Ruspoli, 
 wife of Prince Gregory J. P. Bonaparte, grandson of Lucien Bona- 
 parte. 4 pp. 8vo. Paris, Sept. 1, 1867. A family letter, with men- 
 tion of several members. | 
 
 Bonaparte Faminy. A.L.S. “ Zenaide Roccagiovine,” of Julia Char- 
 lotte Z. P. L. Bonaparte, daughter of the Prince of Canino, grand- 
 daughter of Lucien Bonaparte. 2 pp. 8vo. Paris, Nov. 14, 1867. 
 Regarding tickets. 
 
 BoNaPaRTE Famity. A.1.8. of Prince Camillo Borghese of Rome, sec- 
 ond husband of Pauline Bonaparte, sister of Napoleon I. 1 p. 4to. 
 Feb. 16, n.y. With portrait. 
 
 Bonaparte Fairy. A series of 50 miniature portraits representing 
 the Royal Family of France, the Family of Buonaparte, and French 
 Generals, Statesmen, etc., also a series of 48 miniature portraits rep- 
 resenting the British and their Allies. On 2 folio sheets. _ 
 
 London, 1816 
 
 Bonaparte Famity. Genealogical Table of the Family. Double folio. 
 Lithograph (repaired). ~. London, 1852 
 
 Bonpy (Pierre M. T. De—chamberlain to Napoleon, member of the 
 Chamber of Deputies). Fourteen lines and signature on letter from 
 Brindeau asking for a position. 1. folio. Paris, J an., 1838. Signed, 
 
 also by Brindeau. \ 
 
 BoNNARD (GENERAL—aide-de-camp to General Carteux). Napoleon 
 gave him the title of Count in 1804). A.LS. 1 p. folio. - Ver- 
 sailles, Oct. 21, 1802. To the Minister of War. With portrait, full 
 bust in uniform. 
 
 Bonnarp (Rosert ALaxanpre De—French geologist and member of 
 the Institute). A.L.S. to the president of the Royal Society of Lon- 
 don. 1p. 4to. Paris, September 15, 1832. 
 
 Announcing that the “Bulletin des Sciences” of the Société Philo- 
 matique of Paris has made its reappearance, and sending a copy of the 
 Same in the name of the Society. 
 
1050. 
 
 1051. 
 
 / 1052. 
 
 1056. 
 
 1059. 
 
 1060. 
 
 1061. 
 
 1062. 
 
 1063. 
 
 1064. 
 
 Bonnier (ANTOINE 8.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by 
 Lavachez, military scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 
 8vo. on small folio sheet. 
 
 Boone (Daniet). Deliverance of the daughters of D. Boone and Gal- 
 laway. Lithograph by K. Bodmer after Lemercier. Large folio. | 
 1852 
 
 Booth (Epwin—eminent American actor). Photograph, full bust. 
 Written on bottom is “ Originally presented by Mr. Booth,” also 
 writing on back (name of recipient erased, but member of The 
 Players Club, 1900). 
 
 . BorGHESE (CamMitLto—married Napoleon’s sister, Pauline). Portrait, 
 
 full bust in uniform. India paper. 8vo. 
 
 . Bory Dr Sartnt-Vincent (J.B.G.M.—French naturalist). Portrait, 
 
 full bust in oval. Gravé par A. Tardieu. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . Bosc (Lours—eminent French naturalist ; visited America in 1796, 
 
 where he spent two years in scientific investigations). A.L.S. 3 pp. 
 and a half. 8vo. Paris, December 11, 1791. 
 
 An interesting letter speaking of a plant sent to him for \examination, 
 and of other botanical matters. 
 
 Boscawen (EpwarpD—English admiral, commanded in 1758 the expe- 
 dition to America). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Copper engrav- 
 ing, unsigned, from the Military Dictionary. Small folio. 
 
 . Boston. Vue de Boston vers le Cale du Port. Dutch line engraving 
 
 by Habermann in colors. Folio. [Circa 1780 ] 
 
 . Boston. Vue de la Rue le Roi vers la Porte de la Campagne a Boston. 
 
 Dutch line engraving by Habermann in colors. Folio. (Mounted.) 
 [Circa 1780] 
 
 Boston. Vue de la Rue et de la Maison de Ville A Boston. Dutch 
 line engraving by Habermann in colors. 4to. [| Circa 1780 | 
 
 Boston. Vue de la Rue grande vers L’Kglise du Sud des Presbi- 
 tériennes a Boston. Dutch line engraving by Habermann in colors. 
 
 Ato. F [Circa 1780] 
 Boston. Vue de Boston. Gravé par F. X. Habermann. Dutch line 
 engraving. In colors. 4to. [| Circa 1780 | 
 
 Boston. Vue de la Rue grande vers |’Kglise du sud des Presbitériennes 
 a Boston. Gravé par F. X. Habermann. Dutch line engraving. In 
 colors. [Circa 1780] 
 
 Boston. Vue de la Rue du Roi vers la Porte de la Campagne a 
 Boston. Gravé par F. X. Habermann. Dutch line engraving. In 
 colors. 4to. (margin repaired). [Circa 1780] 
 
 Boston. Vue de la Rue et dela Maison de Ville 4 Boston. Gravé par 
 F. X. Habermann. Dutch line engraving. In colors. 4to. 
 [Circa 1780] 
 
1065. Boston. View of the Court House in Boston erected in 1811 and 1812. a 
 
 Stipple engraving by J. Kidder. 8vo. [Circa 1813] 4 : 
 1066. Boston. Raadhuset I Boston. 8vo. Unsigned. | Circa 1820] . 2 
 1067. Boston. Boston from Roxbury. Line engraving by Carter, Andrews’ | 
 ~& Co., after J. R. Smith. 4to. [Circa 1826 ] 
 
 1068. Boston. L’Entrée au Port de Boston. Gravée d’aprés le Tableau de: am 
 Vernet. Line engraving (cut close and mounted), and another view 
 of Boston by Rolph after Billings. 2 pieces. ; se . 
 
 1069. Bovsin (Nirtr—French Geologist). A.L.S. to the President of the — 4 
 Academy of Sciences of London. 1 p. 4to. Paris, March 1, 1832. 9 
 
 Respecting certain scientific experiments made in a lake in the Pyrenees. 
 
 1070. Boucurer (Mapam—probably the mother of Andre Jean Boucher 
 d’Argis, who. was publicly denounced by Marat, and condemned to 
 death). A.L.S. “ Widow Boucher.” 1 p. 4to. Written underneath = 
 are some lines in another hand, dated June 16, 1776. ‘ 
 
 1071. Bovcrer (Nicotas—French general). ALS. 1 p. 4to. Nantes, 
 June 16, 1793. To the Military Commission. Regarding the prepar-— 
 ing of quarters for 200 men. | | 
 
 1072. BougaInvILLE (Lours Antornr De—celebrated French navigator, 
 1729-1814). Official L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, 26 Brumaire, An. XI 
 (1802). With portrait. 2 pieces. ! 
 Bougainville was the first French navigator who made the circuit of 
 
 the world. 
 
 1073. Bouttton (Duc De). D.S. “Le duc de Bouillon,” with autograph 
 
 salutation, 2 pp. small 4to. Villette, May 24, 1762. A lst of things 
 to be done at the home of the signer. 
 
 1074. Boutrtton (Duc Dz). A.L.S. “ Le due de Bouillon.” 1 p, small 4to. 
 n.p.n.d. relative to some affair in which writer and recipient are 
 interested. 
 
 1075. Bournon (CHartes Dr, Comte Dr CuHarorats).. A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Paris, Sept. 138, 1725. Regarding a report. 
 
 1076. Bourson (DucHEssE DE—mother of the Duc d’Haghien, who was 
 shot by order of Napoleon). A.L. (initials, third person). 1 p. 
 8vo. n.p.n.d. 
 
 1077. Bourson (Louis Aucustt DeE—Prince DE Dompzs). L.S. “ Louis 
 Auguste de Bourbon,” Ebringen (a village in Baden), Nov. 8, 1744. 
 Regarding instructions by the king, etc. With portrait, full bust in 
 armor, copper engraving. 
 
 1078. Bourson (Louis Francois J. DE—Princze De Conti). ALS. 1p. 
 Ato. Paris, April 24, 1773. With portrait. 
 
 1079. Boursnon (Louis Henri DE—son of Louis XIV., first minister of 
 Louis XV.). L.S. “Louis de Bourbon.” 1 p. 4to. Offenburg (a 
 town in Baden). Sept. 7, (1727). To Count de Bellejol. Asking 
 for information about the police who killed the Marquis de Pleugque. 
 
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 1080. 
 1081. 
 
 1082. 
 
 1083. 
 
 1084. 
 
 1085. 
 
 1086. 
 
 1087. 
 
 1088. 
 
 1089. 
 1090. 
 
 1091. 
 
 Bovurson (Lovuisé M. T. B. D’Orwians, DucHEssE DE—PRINCESS OF 
 France, daughter of Louise Philippe). A.L.S. 1 p, small 4to. 
 Paris, Feb. 4, 1821. Letter of thanks. With portrait. 
 
 Bourson Faminy. A collection of documents on vellum and paper, 
 relating to the Bourbon family, including an expense account of the 
 Countess de Provence, 1771, etc. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 Bourzon Famity. Genealogical record of the Bourbon family. Finely 
 written manuscript. 1 p. folio, vellum. XVI th pace 
 
 BourGaDE (ArMAND—French littérateur). A.L.S. 3 pp. 8vo. and 
 Original Manuscript, 16 pp. 4to. of Poems (signed) on Napoleon 
 III. and IV. Paris, May 8, 1874. (2 pieces). 
 
 ~Bourgade encloses the Poems with letter and asks his friend if. they 
 cannot be printed in pamphlet form and sold for 5 or 10 cents apiece. 
 
 Bourcoin (M’LLE.—Mistress of Napoleon). A.L.S. (third person), 
 
 1 p. 8vo. n.p.n.d. To M. Vigneron, BAB him that the doctor has 
 ordered her away for several days. 
 
 BouRLEMONT (L’Assé Dz). LS. 4to. Rome, Nov. 17, 1665, 
 mentioning the generosity of Louis eR in regard ‘to the Cav. Ber- 
 nini [the eminent Italian sculptor and architect]. © (Rebacked and 
 portions water-stained. ) 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 91), enclosed in his library 
 wrapper and with his autograph annotations. 3 
 
 BoURMONT (Louts A. V.—Marshal of France, distinsuished himself 
 in the Russian campaign). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, August 24, 
 1808. To the Duc de Reggi [ Nicolas Charles Oudinot]. 
 
 Bourmont announces the sentence imposed upon Roehe, by the dis- 
 ciplinary council of the 6th infantry regt. Requests him to inform the 
 Minister of War. 
 
 Bourmont (Louis A. V.). L.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, April 30, 1829.- 
 With portrait, full bust in uniform. Nordheim, sc. J ulien, del. 
 Stipple. 
 
 Written. to his military superior asking for leave of absence for a 
 lieutenant whose father had recently died, and saying that his presence 
 was necessary for the opening of the will. 
 
 BOURRIENNE (FAvVELET De—French diplomatist, well known as the 
 biographer of Napoleon). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, May 11, 1818, 
 stating that he has received 2 letters from Germany which he does 
 not understand, &c. 
 
 BourRIENNE (Favvetet Dr). A.N.S. 1 p. 8vo. Fontaine, June 23, 
 n.y. Requesting the return of some memoranda. 
 
 Boyer (P.—French general). A.L.S. 1p.4to. Army of St. Domingo, 
 April 19, 1802. With portrait. 
 
 Brappock (GENERAL Epwarp). Defeat and Death of General Brad- 
 dock in North America: Copper engraving by Scott, after Dodd. 
 Folio. ) [Circa 1790] 
 
1092, 
 1093. 
 
 1094. 
 
 1095. 
 1096. 
 1097. 
 
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 1099. 
 
 1100. 
 
 1101. 
 
 1102, 
 
 1103. 
 
 1104. 
 
 Brazit. Olinda de Phernambuco. Line engraving. 4to. ~ 
 
 Breoxrweriper (Rosert J.—American divine). Portrait, half length. 
 
 Engraved by J. Sartain, painted by A. J. Miller. Mezzotint. Open 
 
 lettérs (slight stains on margins). 8vo. 
 
 Brissot Dr WARVILLE (JEAN PiERRE—celebrated French Girondist a ‘Y 
 leader, made a voyage to the U. 8. to inquire into negro riba te a 
 NOt ae 
 
 A.L. unsigned, 2 pp. 4to. n.p. (August 3, 1789). To M. - 
 (Nott ?). . 
 
 A letter in which Brissot explains how he came to obtain one hundred ~ 
 thousand dollars in New York, when about 1789 he made a journey to 
 that city on behalf of the “Society of the Friends of the Negro.” He ~ eS 
 
 says that a man holding an important position in Congress offered him 
 
 _(Brissot) certificates to the amount of $100,000 which were to be sold, ete. 
 
 Brissor De WarvILLE (JEAN Prerre). Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 Mezzotint by Levachez, battle scene and biographical notice in script 
 beneath. 8vo. on small folio sheet. — Sse 
 
 Brissot Dr WARVILLE (JEAN PierRE). Portrait, full bust in oval. * 
 
 “Mezzotint by Levachez, battle scene and biographical notice in script 
 beneath. 8vo. on small folio sheet. | 
 
 Brissort Dr WARVILLE (JEAN Pierre). Another copy of the same. 
 
 Brissot DE WARVILLE (JEAN PIERRE). Another copy of the same. 
 
 Brrvish AND THEIR ALLIES Tan) 2k series of 48 miniature portraits 
 representing, also, the Royal Family of France; The Family of 
 Buonaparte, and French Generals, Statesmen, etc., the latter contain- 
 
 ing 50 miniature portraits. On 2 folio sheets. London, 1816 
 
 BritisH Barrirs. “ Lord Robert Manners mortally wounded on board 
 the Resolution in the memorable engagement between Admiral Rod- 
 
 ney and Comte de Grasse in the West Indies, the 12th of April, 2 
 
 1782.” Copper engraving by Grignion, after Metz: Folio. 
 [Circa 1790] 
 
 Brociiz (Victor Francois, Duc De—Marshal of France; served with 
 distinction in the Seven Years’ War). Copy of a Letter signed by 
 him and with a line in his autograph. 1 p. and a half, folio. ~ 
 
 : . January 6, 1782 
 
 Broetie (A. L. V. C., Duc Dz—French Statesman, married the 
 daughter of Mme. de Staél) D.S. 1p. 8vo. March 31, 1819. With 
 portrait. 
 
 Broexis (A. L. V. C., Duc DE). A.N. in third person. 12mo. [Paris, 
 ca. 1833]. 
 
 Brooxs (N. A.). Painting of a United States ten dollar note, issue 
 of 1880. Gilt frame. Signed “N. A. Brooks, N. Y., 1888.” 
 
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1105. 
 
 4106. 
 
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 1108. 
 
 1109. 
 
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 1113. 
 
 1114. 
 1115 
 
 1116. 
 
 1117. 
 
 1118. 
 
 1119. 
 
 Bruix (EustacnHe—French admiral, appointed commander of the flo- 
 tilla which Napoleon intended for-the invasion of England). LS. 
 1 p. folio, n.p., Feb. 28, 1798. 
 Stating that the Executive Directory having accorded 1,850,000 fr. to 
 the Minister of the Navy, decrees the amount to be spent in a certain 
 way. 
 
 Bruix (Evsracue). ES. et py. folic, Paris, March -3, 1798. With 
 portrait. 
 
 A refusal to bring before the Directory Capt. Jonathan Parker’s (com- 
 mander of. the American schooner Iris) claim for indemnity. 
 
 Brun De VILLERET (GENERAL). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, St. Chely, May 
 20, 1825. To the Minister of Finance. 
 
 Brune (GuirtaAumMeE M. A.—Marshal of France; offended Napoleon, 
 who removed him from office, took command under Napoleon on 
 his return from Elba). L.S. 1 p. folio. Boulogne, Sept. 27, 1806. 
 To Marshal, Prince of Neufchatel, Minister of War, regarding the 
 election of officers of the 55th regiment. | 
 
 Brune (Guittaume M. A.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzo- 
 tint by Levachez, battle scene beneath. 8vo. ' 
 
 Brune (GuirtaumsE M. A.). Another copy of the same, 
 
 Brune (GuirtaumeE M. A.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Line 
 engraving. N. V. D. Meer, jun. del. & fec. Hand colored. 8vo. 
 
 BRUNE (GUILLAUME M. A.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzo- 
 tint by Levachez, scene and biographical account in script beneath. 
 8vo. on small folio sheet. 
 
 Brunswick-Liinesurc (Kart W. F., Duke Or—celebrated German 
 commander). L.S. to the Due de Choiseul. 2 pp. folio. May 1, 
 1762. With 2 portraits, one full length, after Bosio (3 pieces). 
 
 BruNswick-LuUnepure (Karu W. F., Duke OF). Portrait, half length. 
 Cl. Kohl, sc. A. Graff, pinx. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 Brunswick-LuUnesure (Karu W. F., Duke OF). Portrait, three-quar- 
 ter length, in uniform. MHoubraken sculp. 1766. P. Gosse, Jr., 
 & D. Pinet, excud. Line engraving. Folio, cut close. 
 
 Brunswick-Lunesure (Karu W. F., Duke OF). Portrait, three-quar- 
 _ ter length in uniform. Sysang, fec. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 BruNSWICcK-OELS (FRIEDRICH W., DuKE Or—entered the Prussian 
 service, killed at Waterloo). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Brunswick, Jan. 24, 
 1815. 
 
 BRUNSWICK-OELs (FRIEDRICH W., DuKE OF). Portrait. “ Herzog von 
 Braunschweig Oels,” full bust in uniform. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 BRUNSWICK-OELS (FRIEDRICH W., DuKE OF). Portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
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 1120. 
 
 1121. 
 
 1122. 
 
 1123, 
 1124. 
 
 1125. 
 
 1126. 
 
 1127. 
 
 1128. 
 
 1129. 
 
 1131. 
 
 1132. 
 
 Bittow (Friepricu W., Count—Prussian general, added materially to 
 _ the victory gained by the Allies at Waterloo). | L.S. 2 pp. folio. 
 
 Headquarters at Copenhagen, May 8, 1809. 
 
 wish to serve as volunteers in the French army. 
 
 a eed ce 
 Requesting the aid of general (?) to help two Danish officers who Bl. 
 
 Biitow (Friepricu W., Count). Portrait, full bust. Engraved by 
 Vendramini, after Stroehilne. 4to. 7 London, 1814 
 
 Biitow Von DENNEWITZ (Grar—German officer). Portrait, oval bust a 
 in uniform, embroidered coat, without hat. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 4 
 
 Zwickau, n.d. 
 
 Bunker Hiuzt. Battle of Bunker Hill. Copper engraving. Unsigned. 4 
 Small folio. [Circa 1784] _ 
 
 Bunker Hit. Die Schlacht von Bunker-Hill. ‘G. Nordheim se. J. 
 
 Trumbull pinx. Line engraving. Large folio (creased at end). 
 
 Burnet (Gitpert). The title-page of volume II of History of His Own — 4 
 
 Time. London, 1734, with “The Original Manuscript of both Vol- 
 
 umes of this History will be deposited in the Cotton Library by G. ql 
 
 Burnett ” on reverse of title, in author’s autograph (?). 
 
 Burnovur (EuGiéNe, distinguished French Orientalist, and perpetual 
 
 secretary of the Academy of Inscriptions).. A.L.S. 1 page 4to. 
 Paris, December 27, 1833. 
 
 To Mons. Dessenne, one of the Directors of the Royal Press of Paris, 
 thanking him for the interest taken in the printing of one of his works. 
 
 Burnour (Eucine). A.L.S. 1 page 4to. Paris, June 9, 1839 
 
 To the Secretary of the Royal Society of London, enclosing publications — a 
 
 of the French Asiatic Society, of which he was secretary. 
 
 Burrarp (Str Harry—British general, served under Cornwallis in the - 
 
 Revolutionary war). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. (London), May 19, 1808, 
 To the Secty. of War. 
 Regarding Joseph Lynox of the first brigade of guards. 
 
 CapeT De Vaux, A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, May 30, 1841. Requests ” 
 
 entrance to Monsieur’s park. 
 
 . Capiz. Départ de la flotte de Cadix pour la Vera Cruz. Dutch line en- 
 
 graving, colored by hand. 4to. 
 
 CapouDaL (GEorRGEs—one of the Chouan chiefs, in the Pichegru con- 
 spiracy). L.S. 1p. folio. [Paris], Sept. 17, 1814. Pleads for the 
 release of a sailor who has been sent to the galleys. . 
 
 CADOUDAL ( GrorGES). Portraits, (1) full bust in oval. Gautier sculp. 
 Dumontier del. Stipple; (2), full length. Lithograph after Lacau- 
 chie. Together, 2 pieces. 8vo. | 
 
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1133. 
 
 1134. 
 
 1135. 
 
 1136. 
 
 1137. 
 
 1138. 
 
 1139. 
 
 1140. 
 
 1141. 
 1142. 
 
 1143. 
 
 (1144, 
 1145. 
 
 1146. 
 
 CAENALES (Marquis De—Spanish Ambassador to London). L. Sub- 
 scribed and 8. to Mons. Blatuet sending to him the here enclosed 
 copy of a Sauvegarde of Mary Queen of England for the Persons and 
 Estates of the Viscountess d’ Esclaye and Baron de Frey, fearing the 
 
 approach of the Confederate armies. 2 pieces, folio. London, May 
 1, 1696. 
 
 Carsar (JuLtIus). Portrait. Mezzotint, 4to. ah to plate mark). 
 | London, Bowles] 
 
 CAFFARELLI (A.—maritime prefect, councillor of state). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 12mo. Brest (France), Sept. 7, 1803. Relating to supplies, etc. 
 
 CAFFARELLI (Francois M. A.—French general, escorted the Empress 
 Marie Louise to Vienna). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Luxembourg, March 9, 
 1795. To Gen. Marceau. With portrait, eng. by Dutertre. 
 
 The writer having been ordered by Gen. Fruouf to take Gen. Charpen- 
 tier’s place as adjutant general, says that he will be delighted to serve 
 under Marceau, etc. _ 
 
 CAFFARELLI (Francois M. A.). Portrait, full bust. Gravé par A. 
 Lurat. India paper. 8vo. Paris, 1858 
 
 CAaFFARELLI Du Fares (Louis M. J. Maxtmitren—French general, 
 accompanied Bonaparte to Egypt). L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, April 
 10 A798; 
 
 Requesting the recipient to reach Lyons by April 24, where money and 
 a passport would be given him. 
 
 CaGLiostRo (ALEXANDER—celebrated arch-impostor). Portrait, full 
 bust in oval. Mezzotint in tints (margins cut away, inlaid. 8vo. 
 
 Canter (B. C.—munister of Louis XVI). L.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, Jan. 
 6, 1792. Relative to the breaking of seals upon reports relating to 
 the suppressed courts of justice. 
 
 Caxais. Le Porte de Calais. Dutch line engraving. In colors. 4to. 
 
 CALONNE (CHARLES ALEXANDRE De—French Minister of State under 
 Louis XVI). Complimentary A.L.S. to an English Lady, and 
 speaking of one of his books, promising to send it. 2 pages 8vo. 
 March 7, 1789. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 CALONNE (CHARLES ALEXANDRE DE). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Mezzotint by Levachez, scene and biographical account in script be- 
 neath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 CALONNE (CHARLES ALEXANDRE DE). Another copy of the same. 
 
 CALVERT (GEOoRGE—first Lord Baltimore). Full bust portrait on cop- 
 per. Unsigned. 4to. Circa 1800 
 
 On the same sheet are portraits of the Countess of Suffolk and Mar- 
 garet, Countess of Cumberland. 
 
 CAMBACERES (JEAN J. R. De—celebrated French statesman, second 
 consul). L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, Sept. 12,1798. To the Commissary, 
 II disct., City of Paris. A letter of thanks. 
 
1147. 
 
 1148. CAMBACERES (J pan J. R. De). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint 4 
 1149. 
 1150. 
 
 1151. 
 1152. 
 1153. 
 1154. 
 1155. 
 1156. 
 
 1157. 
 
 1158. 
 
 1159. 
 
 1160. 
 
 Campactrits (Juan J.R. Dr). LS. 1p: 4to. Paris, le 4 Vendemiaire, 
 
 VAn 8 [Sept. 25, 1799], sending the procuration asked for by the 
 
 Minister of the Navy and Colonies. | 
 
 (by Levachez), biography in script beneath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. - 
 
 CamBactris (JEAN J. R. Dz). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Ber- 
 nard sculp. Stipple. 8vo. | 
 
 Campactris (Jean J. R. De). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Payen 
 
 sculp. le Febvre del. Stipple. Fine impression. 8vo. — 
 
 Canpscints (Jean J. R. Dx). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint 
 [by Levachez], biographical account in script beneath. 8vo, on small - 
 
 folio sheet. 
 
 Campactnts (Juax J. R. Dz). Portrait, “G. G. Régis di Camba- 
 
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 cérés,” full length in uniform, seated. Biasioli inc. Bosio dis. 
 
 Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 CaMBACERES (JEAN J. R. DE). Portrait, full length in uniform. From 
 the folio, Versailles Gallery. 
 
 CAMBACERES (MarRIE J.P. Te Pie Dr, nephew of the preceding). . 
 
 A.L.8. 3 pp. 8vo. n.p. 1859: . 
 
 Following the Emperor’s orders he encloses a list of names to whom in- a 5 
 
 vitations for a function had been sent. 
 
 CaMBALEN (M.). L.S. 1p. 8vo. Paris, Feb. 1, 1819. A letter of 
 thanks to M. Pyron. 
 
 CAMBRIDGE (ADOLPHUS FREDERICK, DukE Or—‘th son of George ILI. 
 of England). Pay Warrant signed by him. 2 pp. folio. Hanover, 
 April 24, 1815. 
 
 CAMBRIDGE (GEORGE WiLLIAM F. C., Duke Or—British general). Por- — :. 
 
 trait, full bust in oval. J. Godby sculp. F. Rehberg del. Stipple. 
 Folio. London, 1814 
 
 CAMBRONNE (Prerre J. E.—French general, accompanied Bonaparte 
 
 to Elba, taken prisoner at Waterloo). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. Lille, — 4 
 
 Sept. 16, 1822. 
 Asking to be relieved of duty owing to ill health. 
 
 CAMBRONNE (PierRE J. E.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple — . 
 
 in colors. 4to. 
 
 Campan (JEANNE H. L. G.—eminent teacher). A.L.S. “ Genest 
 Campan,” 3 pp. 4to. Ecouen, Aug. 14, 1809. To Miss Boileau. 
 With view of her school “ Ecole d’enseignement mutuel.” Contem- 
 porary view, curious and scarce. 
 
 Written on paper “Légion d’honneur, Maison Impériale Napoléon.” 
 
 Asks the recipient to forward three copies of an encyclopedia, when * 
 
 she has obtained permission from the Minister of State to purchase same. 
 
1161. 
 
 1162. 
 
 ae. 
 
 1164, 
 1165. 
 
 1166. 
 
 1167. 
 
 1168. 
 
 1169, 
 
 1170. 
 
 1171. 
 
 a2: 
 1173. 
 
 1174. 
 
 1175. 
 
 CAMPBELL (JOHN—DUKE OF ARGYLE AND GREENWICH): Portrait, full 
 bust in armor. Copper engraving. by Houbraken. Small folio. 
 
 CaMPREDON (JAcquES D. M.—French general, appointed minister of 
 war by Joseph DORN a ALLS: 1p. 4to. Montpellier, Oct. 28, 
 1806. 
 
 Expressing satisfaction at being sent to Naples, and Saying that he will 
 - take certain scientific instruments, etc. 
 
 Camus (Antoine Le—celebrated French physician). Portrait, full 
 bust in oval. Line engraving, in bistre. 8vo. pe Sant ‘Napoli, n.d. 
 
 Camus (ArmMAanpd G.—French writer). LS. 1 p. Ato, with seal. 
 [ Paris], le 29 Thermidor, An VI [ August 16, 1798]. Certification 
 relative to the amount of salary received by M. Berger. 
 
 Camus (MicHret—delivered by traitors to the Austrians). Portrait, 
 full bust in oval. J . Gauter sculp. F. Bonneville del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 Camus (M. Le—President of the National Abierably)* Portrait, full 
 bust in oval. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 CanaDA. Thousand Islands. (Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence.) 
 Tinted lithograph after Kollner. 4to. New York, 1851 
 
 CANCLAUX (JEAN Baptiste C., Count—inspector-general of. cavalry 
 under Bonaparte). A.L.S. 2 ‘pp. 4to. Cherbourg, Oct. 22, 1809. 
 To the Minister of War, Count de Hunebourg. With portrait, late 
 impression. 
 
 Informing the minister that he gave orders to establish a court- martial 
 ‘at Alencon. 
 
 Canning (GzorcE—British statesman, Premier of England). LS. 
 1 p. folio. Lisbon, Feb. 3, 1815. To Lord Castlereagh apprizing him 
 that he has drawn upon his agent for £2,000 on account of extraor- 
 dinaries. 
 
 CANNING (GEORGE). Portrait, full bust in oval. Stibple: Svo. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 Canova (Antronto—celebrated Italian sculptor, invited to Paris by 
 Bonaparte, of whom he executed a statute which later came into the 
 possession of the Duke of Wellington). L.S. 1p. 4to. Rome, May 
 21, 1815. With mention of Cardinal Pacca. 
 
 Canova (Antonio). A.L.S. 1p. 4to.. 1819. With portrait. 
 
 Canova (Anronio). Portrait, full bust in oval. Gravé par F. Weber, 
 peint par Gérard. Line engraving. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Canova (ANTONIO). Portrait, full bust. C. S. Pradier sculp., F. 
 Gérard, pinx. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 Canova (Antonio). Portrait, half length. C.S. Pardier sculp, F. 
 Gérard pinx. Line engraving. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
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 (1176. CANROBERT (FRANCOIS Crrrarn—Marshal of France in 1856, jaunaee 
 at Inkerman, etc.). D.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, April 9, 1856. Warrant 
 
 for payment. 
 
 : 117 ”", Ca PPBLLINI (SépasTran—cousin of Gen. Horace F. Sebastien). a L. Ss. 
 2 pp. 4to. Périgueux, [1801]. Portrait of the latter. | 
 
 To his cousin Gen. Horace F. Sebastien telling him that he had heard 
 he had succeeded in having his uncle created cardinal of Ajaccio. : 
 
 (1178. CapraRA (CARDINAL). L.S. 1 p.4to. Roma, July 4,1792. 
 The signer officiated at the Coronation of Napoleon as king of Italy in- 
 805. 
 
 1179. CARACALLA (Marcus A. A, B. a as emperor). Portrait, full bust. 
 | Dessiné et gravé 4 la lampe—d’aprés le buste antique. Mezzotint. 
 4to. Small margins. =< 
 
 1180. CARIGNANO (J Reet poche ies de ane A.L. in third person, 
 | 2 pp. 16mo, with envelope and wax-seal. To the Marquis d’Alfieri, 
 etc. , inviting him to spend a few days at Racconis. (2 pieces.) 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 151), enclosed in his library 
 wrapper and with his autograph annotations. 
 
 1181. Carnor (Lazare N. M.—French statesman, member of the Tribunat). 
 Portrait, full bust in uniform. Hii sculpt. Camsir del. Line and 
 stipple. Printed in colors. 4to. 7 ‘Paris, n.d. 
 
 482. (Carnot (Lazare N. M.). Portrait, full bust in maa Shipple 
 a Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 “118. CARNOT (Lazare N. M.). Porn “Lazzaro Carnot,” full length 
 | seated, in uniform. Sasso inc. Bosselman dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 1184. Carnot-Frutins (CLAupE M.—brother of Lazare N. M. Carnot, and 
 general of brigade). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, April 29, 1829. To M. 
 di Gavando, thanking the recipient for a letter on the abolition of 
 the death penalty. 
 
 1185. Caron (M.). ALS. 2 pp. 4to. Muzlberg(?),- August 22, L713... 100 
 Abraham Durant. Informing the recipient that no news is at hand 
 from the court. 
 
 1186. Carra Saint-Cyr (JEAN Francots—eminent French general). A.L.S. 
 2 pp. small folo.- Alexandria, May 3, 1798. To General Grouchy. 
 With portrait, full bust, in uniform. 
 
 A gossipy letter in which he tells Grouchy that he and his men have 
 
 _ returned to their own quarters, for which they are glad, sends cordial 
 
 greetings, asks for news, and says that he is undecided bites to stay 
 at Alexandria or march to Turin. 
 
 1187. Carra Saint-Cyrk (JEAN Francois). L.8. 4 pp. folio. ce of a 
 letter written Jan. 24, n.y. to Gen. Lamer and Gen. Moncey, by the 
 Minister of War, copied and signed by order of Carra Saint-Cyr. 
 
 An important military document regarding the movements of the 
 troops in Italy, with detailed instructions regarding their mobilization, 
 ete., and with mention of Gen. Haquin. 
 
1188. 
 
 1189. 
 
 1190. 
 1191. 
 
 1192. 
 
 1193. 
 
 1194. 
 
 1195. 
 1196. 
 1197. 
 
 1198. 
 1199. 
 
 1200. 
 
 CarRA SAINT-Cyrk (GENERAL), Portrait, full bust in uniform. Lith. 
 Vayron. 8vo. ‘ 
 
 CARRIER (JEAN B.—infamous French Jacobin). Portrait, full bust in 
 oval. Mezzotint by Levachez, with scene and biographical account in 
 script beneath. 8vo. on small folio sheet. 
 
 CaRRIER (JEAN B.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Dessiné d’aprés nature 
 au Tribunal par F. Bonneville. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 CARRIER (JEAN B.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by Leva- 
 chez, scene and biographical notice beneath. 8vo. on small folio sheet. 
 
 CaRTEAUX (JEAN F.—French general, commenced the siege of Toulon, 
 - where Bonaparte served under him). Document with seven lines in 
 his autograph and signature. 3 pp. 4to. July 20, 1793. 
 
 CaRTEAUX (JEAN F.). IL. S. with two lines of autograph, 1 p. folio. 
 Montpelier, ce 29 Ventése. 1’An VIII [March 20, 1800]. An order 
 
 _ to the commandant at a certain place to send detachment of 30 men 
 to relieve the garrison at Montpelier. 
 
 CarTeaux (Juan F.). L.S. 1 p. small 4to, Paris, Oct. 8, 1812. To the 
 Minister of Finance, mailing his address in order that a gratuity may 
 be forwarded him. 
 
 Carreaux (JEAN F.). Portrait, full bust in uniform.. Bonneville 
 sculp. Mezzotint. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 CarTEaux (Juan F.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Bonneville 
 sculp. Mezzotint. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 CaRTEAUX (JEAN F.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. F. W. Nettling 
 dec. 1809. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 CasreL S. ANGELO. O Mole Adriana. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 CASTELLANE (Esprit V. HE. B.—Marshal of France, distinguished 
 himself in the Russian campaign). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. July 24, 1841. 
 With portrait, on India paper. 
 
 To M. A. Pascal in Paris regarding a publication. 
 
 [| CASTELLANE (Esprir V. E. B.).] L.S. by Kuntzmann, a soldier in 
 General Castellane’s army, Feb. 1852, Paris, 1 p. folio to Prince Louis 
 Bonaparte, asking Bonaparte for the decoration of the Legion of 
 Honor. 
 
 On the side of the letter are 15 lines in the autograph of Gen. Castel- 
 lane, and signed, in which he says that at the battle of Riotero, an 
 officer’s horse having been wounded, Kuntzmann gave his to that officer, 
 stole one from the Spanish, and led the charge against the Spanish 
 eavalry. 
 
1201. 
 
 1205. 
 1206. 
 1207. 
 
 1208. 
 1209. 
 1210. 
 1211. 
 
 1212. 
 
 12138. 
 
 CASTLEREAGH (Rosert S., Marquis Or LONDONDERRY—British states- 
 man, one of the master spirits in the coalition against Napoleon). 
 A.L.S. (first draft, marked “ Copy”), 2 pp. 4to. London, Nov. 6, 
 1805. To C, Grant, Esq. nee PPE 
 
 “T beg you will accept my congratulations on the glorious news re- 
 ceived this morning. Lord Nelson lived to know the result of the action. 
 It was on the same day that Bonaparte on the heights of Ulm was call- 
 ing for ships and colonies in presence of the vanished army that Nelson, 
 with an inferior fleet, was annihilating, 20 of these he possessed,” ete. 
 
 . CASTLEREAGH (RoBErtT S., Marquis Or LONDONDERRY). A.L.S. (in 
 
 Italian), 2 pp. 4to. May 15, 1819. With portrait. 
 
 . CASTLEREAGH (RoBert S., Marquis Or Lonponperry). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 
 4to. [Crag Farm], Jan. 11, no year. To J. Stephen, on personal 
 matter. : 
 
 . CASTLEREAGH (Rosert S., Marquis Or LonDONDERRY). Portraits (1), 
 
 full bust. W. Daniell sculp.; (2) full bust from a statue. Engraved 
 by I. Thompson. 2 pieces. 
 
 CASTLEREAGH (RoBERT S., Marquis OF LONDONDERRY). Portrait, half 
 length. Engraved by H. Meyer, drawn by W. Evans, after T. Law- 
 rence. Stipple. Open letters. Folio. London, 1814 
 
 CastaNos (Francisco X. DE).—Spanish general, defeated the French 
 at Baylen). L.S. 1 p. 8vo. Utrera (Spain), June 19, 1808. 
 
 With mention of Louis Balincourt and of Xavier Vénégas. 
 
 CasTaNos (Francisco X. DE). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Un- 
 signed. 8vo. 
 
 CasTRIES (CHARLES E, G.—Marshal of France). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Ver- 
 sailles, August 3, 1782. With portrait, full length in uniform, on 
 India paper. 
 
 Comments regarding recent military orders. 
 CaTHCART (WiLtIam 8.—British general, took part in the American 
 
 War, served against the French in Holland). Portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. Engraved by C. Bestland after J. Hoppner. Stipple. 
 
 Open letters, 4to. London, 1809 
 CATHERINE I].—Empress OF Russa. Portrait, full bust in oval. Line 
 engraving. Unsigned. 8vo. Venice, 1788 
 
 CATHERINE Dre MrpicI—QuEEN OF France, Vellum D.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 [Paris], March 7, 1580. Apportions sums of money to various per- 
 sons. With portrait. . 
 
 CATHERINE De Mepicr. Portrait, full length, court dress. Gatine 
 sculpt. Lante delt. In colors. 4to. 
 
 CatinatT (Nicoras De—Marshal of ‘France, who exclaimed “Here is 
 
 virtue crowned ” when created a marshal by Louis DAV cake 
 
 I p. small 4to. St. Gratieu, May 25, 1711. With portrait, engraved — 
 by Leroux, and view. } 
 
 A letter of congratulation to M. de Menaine on his marriage. 
 
1214. 
 
 1215. 
 
 1216. 
 
 1217. 
 
 1218. 
 
 1219. 
 
 1220. 
 
 1221. 
 
 1222. 
 
 TaN ara (Armanp A. L. Dz, Duo Dr Vicence—aide-de-cam 
 Bonaparte, fought ‘at Waterloo). L.S. 3 pp. small folio, Diin i 
 sphiit, Dec. 12, 1800. To Gen. Bourcier. With portrait, full length 
 in uniform. 
 
 Says that the men at Schelessas are either deserters or banished nen, 
 and that his division is almost demoralized, ete. 
 
 CavuLatincourtT (ArmManp A. L. Dz, Duc DE Viowxon). Tago lep- 
 folio, Paris, May 9, 1815. To the Duke of Otranto, Chief of Police. 
 With portrait, full length i in uniform. 
 
 Written to Joseph Fouché, Duke of Otranto, when. for the third Sine 
 in his career he was acting as Minister of Police, during the time the 
 above was written, probably under Louis XVIII. Caulaincourt informs 
 Fouché that the Emperor had ordered passports to be given to M. Mino 
 and Manuel Gurrea to go from Paris to Bordeaux. 
 
 CauLatincourt (Armanp A. L. Dz, Duc DE Vicence). A.L.S. “ Cau- 
 laincourt, Duc de Vicence,” 1 p. 4to. Paris, May 21, n.y. To an 
 unnamed count on personal matters. With portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. 7 
 
 CauLaIncourT (ArmMAND A. L. Dz, Duc DE Vicencr). Portrait, full 
 bust in uniform. Forestier sculp. Lithograph, 8vo. 
 
 CAVAIGNAC (J. M., VicomrE—French general, served in Italy and Rus- 
 sia). A.L.S., 2 pp. 4to. Abbéville, le 28 Ventése, ’?An 12 [March . 
 18, 1804]. To General Pérignon, promising to interest himself in 
 a young man who is about to enter the army, and recalling General 
 Pérignon’s own kindness to the writer when he was entering the 
 ranks. 
 
 CAVELLO (PEDROo—Prime Minister of Spain). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. April, 
 1816. 
 
 CERACCHI (JosEPH—sculptor). Portrait; H. Casimir. Portrait 
 (mezzotint) ; George Howard, Earl of Carlisle. Portrait; Charles V. 
 
 of Spain, afterward Emperor of Germany. Portrait; Charles L. 
 Frederic, Grand Duke of Baden. Portrait; Charlemagne. Portrait 
 (India paper) ; Sir E. Codrington, English admiral. Portrait; A. 
 G. Czartoryski, Polish statesman. Portrait; George Czerni, Servian 
 chief. Portrait; small folio and 8vo. Together, 9 pieces. 
 
 CERVONI. (JEAN B.—French general, chief of staff of Marshal Lannes). 
 A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Headquarters at Toulon, Feb. 12,1799. To Brig.- 
 Gen. Aubugeois. 
 
 Regarding the number of men and the amount of ammunition to be 
 sent to Corsica, and asks that everything be ready for their arrival, 
 ete. 
 
 Cuasot (L. F. J.—French general, served in Flanders). L.S. 2 pp. 
 folio. [Cortona], le 13 Nivése, ’An 13 [Jan. 2, 1798]. An account 
 of the means employed by him to raise a certain sum needed for the 
 army. Added, is a postscript in another hand, in Italian, referring to 
 General Chabot. 
 
1223. 
 
 ‘1224, 
 1225. 
 1226. 
 -1228. 
 
 1229. 
 
 1230. 
 1231. 
 
 1232. 
 
 1233. 
 
 1234. 
 1235. 
 
 CHABOT (Francors—fanatical French Jacobin, executed by order of 
 
 Robespierre). Portrait, full bust in oval. G. Sardis [sc.]. Stipple. 
 8vo. in Venezia, n.d. 
 
 CHABVILLAN (Mouron—Comre Dz). A.L.S. Vy; 4to, Paris, March 
 
 29, 1812. To, Mon. Favre. 
 
 On watermarked paper bearing portrait ree arms of Marie Louise. . 
 
 Requests his influence on behalf of a young man for a government posi- 
 
 tion. re 
 
 CHALIER (Marie JosePH). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by 
 Levachez, military scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 
 8vo. on small folio sheet. i 
 
 Chalier was a violent Jacobin and a fanatical admirer of Marat. 
 
 CHAMBON DE Montaux (Nicotas—Mayor of Paris). L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Paris, Jan. 19, 1793. Requests a citizen to read a the copy of | 
 a letter he is mailing him. 
 
 CHAMPAGNY (J. B. N. Dz, Duc Dz Capore—succeeded Talloprati 
 as Minister of Foreign Affairs). L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, Feb. 9, 1807. 
 To the Counsellor of State. With portrait. 
 
 Regarding the son of the widow Hoscher, saying that he should not be 
 placed on the list of conscripts. 
 
 CHampaeny (J. B. N. De, Duc Dz Capore). ALS. “ Due de Ca- 
 dore,” 1 p. 8vo. Paris, 1812. 
 Regarding the appointment of the recipients brother to an official 
 position. 
 
 CuampacGny (J. B. N. De, Duc De Caporz). A.LS. aie eyes 
 duc de Cadore.” 1p. 4to. Fontainebleau, Oct. 28, 1913. To Count 
 
 eee oe 
 
 A letter of congratulation on the fine literary work the recipient has 
 
 done, and thanks him for sending him a copy of his book. 
 
 CHaMPAGNny (J. B. N. Dr, Duc Dr CADORE). Portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. | 
 
 CHAMPAGNY (J . B. N. De, Duc DE Capore). Portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. ; 
 
 CHAMPIONNET (JEAN E.—French general, succeeded Joubert as com- 
 mander of the army of Italy). A.L.S. 4 pp. folio. Paris, J uly 28, 
 we To the Minister of War. Probably a draft in Championnet’s 
 
 an 
 
 Giving his reasons why certain men are not fitted for nohiiens: 
 
 CHAMPIONNET (JEAN E.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzotint 
 by Levachez, battle scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 
 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 CHAMPIONNET (JEAN E.). Another copy of the same. 
 
 CHANGARNIER (Nicotas A. T.—celebrated French general). D.S. 
 1p. folio. Algeria, Dec. 20, 1847. Regarding rations. 
 
 Issued the same year he was appointed commander of the division of 
 Algiers. 
 
1236. 
 
 1237. 
 
 1238. 
 
 1239. 
 1240. 
 
 1241. 
 
 1242, 
 
 1243. 
 1244, 
 
 1245. 
 
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 1247. 
 
 1248. 
 - 1249, 
 1250. 
 
 1251. 
 
 CuancarNier (Niconas A. T.). A.L. in third person, unsigned. 
 1 p. 8vo. Paris, Jan. 31, 1850, regarding a box for Mme. Rossi’s 
 concerts at the Conservatory. 
 
 Cuaprat (Jean A.—distinguished chemist, appointed by Bonaparte as 
 Councillor of State). L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Oct. 28, 1802. With 
 portrait. 
 
 Regarding the question of police escorts the prefects should have on 
 their rounds. 
 
 Cuarerre Dz La ContrIE (FRANCOIS A.—eminent general). Portrait, 
 full bust in uniform. Mezzotint by Levachez, scene and biographical 
 account in script beneath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 CHARETTE DE La Contrif (Francois A.). Another copy of the game. 
 
 CHARLEMONT (JAMES, Haru Or). Portrait. Stipple engraving by 
 _ Smith after Hone. 4to. London, 1814 
 
 Cuartes I., Kine Or EnGuanp. Portrait. Three different on one 
 sheet), half length. Etching by William Sharp, unfinished proof 
 before all letters. 4to. 
 
 Cuaries I., Kine OF ENGLAND. Portrait, full length in uniform, his 
 horse standing nearby. J. B. Martin sculpt. Antonius Vanduck 
 pinxit. Stipple. Folio, spotted and with several small holes in mar- 
 gins, 
 
 CHartzs II., Kine Or Spain. Portrait, full length in royal robes. A 
 Paris chez 4 Trouvain, etc. Line engraving. Small folio. 
 
 CHARLES IV., KIne OF SPAIN. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gravé 
 par Canu, dessiné par Belache. Stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 CHARLES IV.,; Kine OF Spain. Portraits, (1) full length in uniform. 
 C. Warren sculp. Copper engraving. London, 1790; (2) Charles 
 IV. and Queen Louisa. Maria R. Cowper sct. Stipple. London, 
 1811. 2 pieces. 
 
 CHARLES V., Don Cartos I. Or Spatn, afterwards Emperor of Ger- 
 many. Portrait, three-quarter length in armor. F. 8. Negges sc. 
 Mezzotint. Folio, margins cut away. 
 
 CHARLES X., (Kinc Or France). D.S. 1 p. large folio (folded). Ver- 
 sailles, Oct. 7, 1781. Orders the Treasurer-General to pay out 10,000 
 francs, etc. With portrait. 
 
 CuHartes X., Kina Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval. Jones 
 fecit. Stipple. 8vo. London, 1792 
 
 CHARLES X., KING OF FRANCE. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gravé 
 par Decrouant. Stipple. 4to. 3 
 
 CHARLES X., Kina Or France. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gravé 
 par A. H. Lefévre, dessiné d’aprés nature par Gounod. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 CHARLES X., Kina Or France. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stip- 
 ple. Printed in colors. Small folio. 
 
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 1252. Cuarzrs X., Kine Or France. Portrait, half length in uniform. En-— a 
 graved by A. Freschi after the original in possession of Le Comte 
 Francois Des Cart. eee and line. Small folio, mounted on card. 
 
 London, 1804 
 
 1253. CHARLES X., ING Or Teaaee Portrait, full length, in royal ‘robes, - a 
 P. Adams sculp., F. Gérard pinx. Biching. Proof before letters on 
 India paper. “| COs 1826] %: 
 
 1254. Cuartes XII., Ktnc Or Swepen. L.S. 2 pp. folio. June 3, 1698. 
 With portrait, full length in uniform, holding sword, also on same 
 plate representation of “ A Swedish officer.” 
 
 1255. CHarLes XIJ., Kine OF SWEDEN. Portrait, full Waar J. Pass se. 
 Line engraving. S8vo. : [London], 1827— 
 
 1256. CHarLEs XIII., Kina Or Swepen, N.S. as. the Duke of Sudermania, — 
 regent brother of Gustavus III, later became king of Sweden. 1 p. 
 8vo. Stockholm, Jan. 11, 1793. 
 
 1257. CHarues XIII., Kine Or SwepEen. Portrait, full bust in uniform. C. 
 Turner sculpt. Rota pinxt. Mezzotint. Folio. London, 1813 
 1258. Cartes XIII., Kine OF Swepen. Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Drawn by W. Heath. Folio. London, 1814 
 
AT ‘THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 .~MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF THE OWNER 
 
 Fifth Session, Numbers 1259 to 1598, Inclusive 
 
 SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 15th, AT 2.30 O’CLOCK 
 
 1259. 
 
 1260. 
 1261. 
 1262. 
 1263. 
 1264. 
 
 1265. 
 
 1266. 
 1267. 
 1268. 
 
 1269. 
 
 For date of other sessions, see ‘ORDER OF SALE,” page supra. 
 
 CHARLES, ARCHDUKE OF AustriaA—celebrated general, commanded at 
 Aspern, which, according to Alison, “was the first great action in 
 which Napoleon had been defeated.” L.S. 2 pp.4to. Jan. 9, 1798 
 
 CHARLES, ARCHDUKE OF AusrriA. Portrait, three-quarter length in 
 uniform. Stipple. Unsigned. Folio, small margins. 
 
 CHARLES, ARCHDUKE Or Austria. Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 G. B. Bosio dis. ed. inc. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 CHARLES, ARCHDUKE OF Austria. Portrait, full bust in uniform. En- 
 graved by B. Molmari. Stipple. 8vo. [ London], 1797 
 
 CHARLES, ARCHDUKE Or Austria. Portrait, half length in uniform. 
 Nutter sculp. Jinenger invt. Stipple. 8vo. London, 1800 
 
 CHARLES, ARCHDUKE OF Austria. “Sieg des Erzherzog Karl uber die 
 Franzosen,” ete. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 CHARLES EMANUEL IJ.—Duke OF Savoy, 1634-75. L.S. to the Mar- 
 quis di Barolo asking him to give orders to the authorities of La 
 Morro for the arrest of some deserters. In a wrapper with notes in 
 the handwriting of Silvio Pellico. 1668. 
 
 CHARLES (EMANUEL IIJ.—Kine Or Sarpinita). D.S. 1 p. folio, on 
 vellum, April 29, 1753. With portrait. 
 
 CuHARLes (Lovis—Austrian general). Portrait, full length, in uniform, 
 standing beside cannon. Gravé par Alix. Mezzotint. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 CHarLotte Aucusta, Princess of Wales, daughter of George IV. 
 of England. Mezzotint. (Margins cut away, mounted). 4to. 
 
 CHARPENTIER (Henri F. M.—French general). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Cre- 
 mone, Aug. 15, 1800. To Gen. Ambert. 
 
 Asking Ambert to inform the new brigadier-general of his duties and 
 to assist him as much as he can. 
 
1270. 
 
 1271. 
 
 1272. 
 
 1273. 
 
 1274, 
 
 1275. 
 
 1276. 
 
 1277. 
 1278. 
 
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 CHASSET (CHaRtEs A.—deputy of the National Assembly). Portrait, 
 full bust in oval, Coqueret sculp., Lombert del. megs: Small 
 
 4to. 
 
 CuHasTILLon (ALExIs M. R., Duc De—1680-1754, Governor of the Dan 
 phin, son of Louis XV.). Receipt signed with two autograph lines. 
 1 p. 8vo. 
 The Duc de Chastillon as a lieutenant-general commanded the cavalry 
 at the Battle of Guastalla in 1734. 
 
 CHATEAUBRIAND (FRANcoIs A. De—celebrated French Author, Ambas- 
 sador to England in 1822). Passport for the Count and Countess 
 d’Haussonville and suite, with signatures of Chateaubriand, Ambas- 
 sador, and Bourqueney, Secretary. 1 p. folio, with endorsement on 
 back. London, June 18, 1822. With portrait, full length. Todes-— 
 chini inc., Demarchi dis. 
 
 CHATEAUBRIAND (Francois A. DE). Portrait, full length. F. Philip- 
 poteaux pinxt. Lithograph in colors. 4to. 
 
 CHATENEUF (MarQuis Dr). A.L.S. referring to a pardon to be ac- 
 corded to Monsieur de Clerfayt, who was under trial for a duel. 3 pp. 
 4to. The Hague, December 22, 1713. Also, a copy of a letter of — 
 Madame de Clerfayt to the Marquis de Chateneuf, asking him to in- 
 terest himself in the pardon to be accorded to her son. Dated Mons, 
 November 19, 1713. 2 pp. and a half, folio. 2 pieces. 
 
 CHAULNES (CHARLES D’ArLLy, Duc De—Peer of France, Lieutenant- 
 General of Brittany). Printed document with autograph mets 
 St. Malo, October 24, 1689. 
 
 CHAUMETTE (PIERRE G.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by 
 Lavachez, scene and biographical notice in script beneath, 8yo, on 
 small folio sheet. 
 
 eee was a Jacobin proscribed by Robespierre and executed in 
 Oo. : 
 
 CHAUVELIER (J. —French Minister to England, 1792). L.S. 1 p. 4to 
 
 (portion), 1792. Stating that Tobias Atkinson is the notary for the - 
 
 Royal Household. 
 
 CHENIER (Marie J.—French poet, brother of André Chénier). A Note 
 S. 1p. 24mo. n.p.n.d. Recommending a friend to the Minister of 
 [Foreign Affairs]. With portrait. 
 
 CHENIER (Marte J.). Portrait, full bust in oval. F. Bonneville del et 
 sculp. Stipple. 8vo. : Paris, n.d. 
 
 CHIMAY (JEANNE M. I. T., Princesse De—friend of Madame Bona- 
 Date). AV LED le Princess de Crimay,” 1 p. 8vo. n.p.n.d. To the 
 Chevalier de Bacourt. 
 
 An invitation to attend a picnic. 
 
1281. 
 
 1282. 
 
 1283. 
 1284. 
 1285. 
 
 1286. 
 
 1287. 
 
 1288. 
 3289, 
 
 1290. 
 
 1291. 
 
 CHOISEUL (ETIENNE FrANgoIs, Duc DrE—1719-1785, eminent French 
 statesman, and the favorite and chief minister of Louis XV.). Offi- 
 cial L.S. to Bollioud de St. Julien, general treasurer of the clergy. 2 
 pp. folio. Paris, April 16, 1769. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 In 1761 the Due de Choiseul negotiated with the King of Spain the 
 secret treaty called “the family compact,’ which was considered a 
 masterpiece of diplomacy. About 1762 he suppressed the Order. of 
 Jesuits. 
 
 CHoupirEv (Pirrre—French regicide and Jacobin). A.L.S. 2 pp. 
 12mo, including addressed portion. Paris, Sept..1, 1835. Informing 
 M. Bonnaissier of the contents of a letter he has received, &c. 
 
 Curistran VII., Kine Or Denmark. D.S. 1 etollosJan. 11, 1788. 
 With seal. 
 
 Cicero (M. Tuxtxius). Portrait. P. P. Rubens delin. Mezzotint. 
 4to. cut close and repaired. London, Bowles 
 
 Cicero (M. Turtrus). Portrait. Mezzotint. 4to (cut to plate mark). 
 | | London, Bowles] 
 
 CuaRKE (Henri J. G., Duc De Fryurre—Marshal of France). D.S. 
 “Clarke.” 2 pp. folio. Military Police Office, Oct. 22, 1807. With 
 portrait, full length in uniform, gravé par Boilley. 
 
 A report to the Emperor regarding 66 men, who had been sentenced 
 to the workhouse for desertion, and asking the Emperor to pardon them. 
 
 CLARKE (HENRI J. G., Duc DE Ferre). A.L.S. “Cte. Lumbourg.” 
 1 p. folio. Paris, August 8, 1809. | 
 
 To General Garnier, ordering him in the name of the Emperor to go to 
 Gand and take command of the 4th division of the army of the Escaut. 
 
 [CLARKE (Henri J. G., Duc Dz Fetrre).| L.S. 2 pp. folio, from the 
 Minister of Commerce [C. de Supe], to General Clarke. Paris, April 
 #5, 1810. Mentions the arrest of four English sailors, and asks for 
 the bounty due on them. : 
 
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 CLARKE (Henri J. G., Duc De Fetrre). LS. 1 p. folio. Paris, 
 March 19, 1811. Informing General Vial of his appointment as 
 commander of the 18th Division, and ordering him to set out for 
 Dijon. | 
 
 CLAVIERE (ETIENNE—Swiss financier and author, close political asso- 
 ciate of the famous Mirabeau). L.S. 1 p. folio. Paris. Aug. 14, 
 1792. To the Administrators of Quimper, Dept. of Finistere, in- 
 forming them that he is doing all in his power to dampen the hope of 
 success of the enemy, and believes there is little likelihood of the 
 English joining the coalition of the King against the People. 
 
 A most interesting letter written at the time of the Massacre of the 
 Swiss Guards at the Tuileries, and a short period before Claviére’s rein- 
 
 statement in the Ministry, when the power of the Commune was beginning 
 to make itself felt. 
 
 CLAVIERE (ETIENNE). D.S. 1 page folio. Paris, January 26, 1793. 
 With portrait, 2 pieces. : 
 
1292. CLAVIERE (ETIENNE). Portrait, full bust in oval, J. F. Bolt sc. (Juny) 
 [17]93. Stipple. 12mo. 
 
 1293. CLAUSEL (BERTRAND, Comte—Marshal of France, came to the United 
 States in 1815). LS. 1p.4to. Algiers, Sept. 30, 1836. With por- 
 trait, full length in uniform, and biographical account. . 
 Written when governor of the French possessions in North Africa 
 (Algeria) to Comte de St. Priest, about certain work that will be de-, . 
 layed two weeks. ; ¥ 
 
 1294. CLErMontT (Louis DE Bourson Conp&, Prince DE—displayed great 
 courage and ability in several campaigns between 1733-1750). L.S._ 
 “Louis de Bourbon,” 1 p. 8vo. Paris, Dec. 4, 1741. Wishing to © 
 know why certain plans were changed. With portrait. | 
 
 1295. CLERMONT-TONNERRE (8.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Stipple. Un- 
 signed. 8vo, ? 
 
 1296. Onfiry (JEAN B, C. H.—last servant of Louis XVI.). Portrait, full 
 : bust in oval. P. Audinet sculp. H. Danloux pinxt. Line engraving 
 in brown. 4to. London, 1798 
 
 1297. CLoorz (JEAN-Bapriste). Portrait full bust in oval. Mezzotint by 
 Levachez, trial scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 8vo., 
 on small folio sheet. 3 
 
 1298. CLoorz (JEAN-BApTIsTE). Another copy of the same. 
 
 1299. CLUZEL AND BERNARD. A.L.S. of the former, 2 pp. folio, Paris, March 
 13, 1795. Telling the Committee of Public Safety that he is ill and 
 not fit for duty. Countersigned by Bernard. Cluzel voted for the 
 death of Louis XVI. | 
 
 1300. Copure (Jostas, Prince—Austrian General, 1737-1815). D.S. with 
 seal; also portrait. 2 pieces. 
 Referring to a consignment of 4,577 pounds of tobacco. Prince Josias 
 commanded the Austrian army, which, with the aid of Suwarow, de- 
 feated the Turks in 1789, &e. 
 
 1301. Copure (Jostas, Prince). Portrait, full bust in oval. Engraved by 
 J. Gillray after Loutherbourg. Stipple. Small folio. 
 London, 1794 
 
 1302. Copure (Jostas, Prince). Portrait, three quarter length in uniform, 
 telescope in right hand, map in left, mounted men in background. 
 Joh. Mart. Will exe. A.V. Mezzotint. Folio. 
 
 1303. CocHon (CHarLes—Minister of Police). L.S., 1 p. 4to. Paris, le 
 13 Germinal, ?An V [April 2, 1797]. To the Commissary, &c., 
 Dept. of the Seine, requesting verification of the death of Laurent 
 Duvernay. 
 
 1304. CocksBurN (Str Greorge—British admiral, fought in the War of 1812). 
 A.L.S. 1p.12mo. (London). March 9, 1844, returning thanks for 
 oe receipt of a treatise. With portrait, three quarter length in uni- 
 
 orm. 
 
1305. 
 1306. 
 1307. 
 : 1308, 
 1309. 
 
 1310. 
 
 1311. 
 
 1312. 
 
 1313. 
 
 1314. 
 
 1315. 
 
 1316. 
 
 Coreny (Marie F. H. Dr F., Duc De—Marshal of France in 1816). 
 D.S. 1 p. 4to, on parchment, with seal. Also, with signature of his 
 secretary. Paris, April 20, 1767. Appointment of J. B. de Salierne 
 to serve under the Duke of Chevreuse. 
 
 Coreny (Marie F. H. De F., Duke Dr). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. Sept. 17, no 
 year. With portrait, full length in uniform, and biographical ac- 
 count. 
 
 Opposing the transfer of a regiment from Laon to Paris. 
 
 CoLBERT (Epovarp P. D.—aide to Gens. Junot and Berthier, wounded at 
 Waterloo, exiled). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, Cambrai, Feb. 16, 1812. With 
 portrait, etching on India paper, by Duterre. 
 
 Informing his superior officer of the progress he has made, and that he 
 will await orders at Brussels. 
 
 Corzert (JEAN Baptiste Dr—Minister of State of Louis XIV, and the 
 well known bibliophile). D.S. 1 page and a half, folio. Paris, Feb- 
 ruary 15, 1655. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 CoLLINGwoop (CurHBERT—British Lord-Admiral, second in command 
 at Trafalgar). Order signed for supplies. To Capt. Butler, Malta. 
 [Circa 1810]. ! 
 
 CoLLInewoop (Curupert). Portrait, full bust in uniform. I. Brown 
 sculp. W. M. Craig del. Line engraving. 4to. [London], 1815 
 
 Cotitot D’Herzois (JEAN M.—French Revolutionist). D.S. 1 p. folio. 
 Paris, Oct. 26,1793. From the Committee of Public Safety to Citi- 
 zen Hassenfraets acknowledging receipt of reports of the assemblies 
 at the archbishopric, expressing approval of the meetings, &. Signed, 
 also, by Carnot and Prieur. . Portrait. 
 
 Cottot D’Herzots (JEAN M.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Minatelli 
 sculp. Stipple. 8vo. in Venezia, n.d. 
 
 Couttot-D’Hersois (J. N. and BrntAup-VARENNE J. M.—both noto- 
 rious French Jacobins). L.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, le 24 Messidor, An 
 It [July 13, 1794]. As members of the Committee of Safety they 
 write concerning the resignation of M. Bunel, and request the Agent 
 of the Dept. of Calvados, &c. to appoint someone in his place. With 
 portrait, full length. 
 
 CotoniAL America. D.S. by J. Gambut, John Becker and Thomas Mann, 
 being “ A demand for a supply of Gunners’ Stores for the use of his 
 Majesty’s Sloop the Kantelus, John Becker, Esq., commanding, New 
 York, August 16, 1778 ” (then follows list of supplies needed). 1 p. 
 Svo. 
 
 Cotor Prints. “I saw a Smith with his hammer thus,” ete. Mezzo- 
 tint. Unsigned. Colored by hand. London, Sayer; “ Le Dugues- 
 clin.” Lithograph in colors. Folo. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 CoLoRED Views “Le Port de Plymouth.” T. Milton. Santach; “La 
 Belle Alliance.” Unsigned; Bastia, Corsica. Drawn by Capt. Fraser. 
 F. Jukes, fe.; View of Moscow. Unsigned. 4to and oblong 4to. 
 
 London, &e. v.d. 
 
wae es Are 
 
 1317. 
 
 1318. 
 
 1319. 
 
 1323. 
 
 ‘1325. 
 
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 CotumBus (CHRISTOPHER). Portrait, full length, in chains, upon his 
 return from his third voyage to America. Vidal sculp. Chaalle pinx. 
 Line engraving. Large folio (slight stains). Paris, n.d. 
 
 Committe Or Pusiic Sarety. D.S. by Rapon, Benezet, Carnot, C. 
 A. Prieur and Lindet, 1 p. folio, July 25, 1794. Regarding guns. 
 
 CoMPANS (JEAN Dominrque—French general, praised by N apoleon, 
 taken prisoner at Waterloo). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Tiguierer, Dec. 21, 
 1794. To M. Desbordes. With portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Stipple. 
 
 Regarding the distribution of men, and gathering the crop of olives 
 in the conquered places. 
 
 . Compans (JEAN DomInIQuE). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Boulogne, Take 15, ; 
 
 1805. To M. D’Heindricourt. 
 
 A promise on the part of the writer to take a copy of the “ Cartes de 
 la Nation Francaise” serially as issued. 
 
 . Compans (JEAN DOMINIQUE). Portrait, full bust i in uniform. Stipple. 
 
 Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . ConpE (Henry IJ. DE Bourson, PRINCE Dr—father of the Great 
 
 Condé.) D.S. three times; also signed thrice by Cardinal Frangois 
 de Joyeuse, the confidential minister of Henry III, Henry 1V~and 
 Louis et 2 pp. and a half, folio. August 9, 1603. With por- 
 trait. 2 pieces. 
 
 _ By this document Cardinal de Joyeuse and Prince de Conae are con- 
 stituted agents for the sale of the lands of Beaumont and Velloy be-— 
 longing to the Duchess Henriette Catherine de Joyeuse, niece of the 
 Cardinal. 
 
 Conp&é (Henry II. DE Bourson—Prinoce De). LS. “ Henry de 
 Bourbon,” 1 p. folio, Bourges, Oct. 22, 1627. Regarding the payment 
 of money. With portrait, half length in armor, copper engraving. — 
 
 . Convé (Louis II. Dz Bourson, Prrnck De—called “le Grand Conde ” 
 
 and the victor of the famous battle of Rocroi, at the age of 22 years). 
 Receipt signed on vellum, with two lines in his autograph. July 28, 
 1672... With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 This receipt is interesting as referring to the pay of Condé for his first 
 
 two months as a commander of the army against Holland. 
 
 ConpnE (Henri Jutrs De Bourson—Prince Ds, and only son of the 
 great Condé). L.S. “ H. J. de Bourbon,” 1p. 4to. Douai, Nov. 10, 
 1673. On military affairs, with seal. 
 
 Convis (Louis J. Dre Bourbon, Prince DzE—Commander of the emi- 
 
 grants who took up arms against the régime in 1792). L.S. 1 p. 4to 
 (inlaid). Paris, Jan. 16, 1758. Letter of thanks to M. Lauzon for 
 his New Year’s greetings. With portrait. 
 
 . Convoé (Louis J. De Bourson—PrincE DE). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, 
 
 April 24, 1793. With portrait, full length in uniform. 
 
 . ConvdE (Lours J osEPH—PrINCE De). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Stipple. unsigned. 4to. 
 
1330. 
 
 1331. 
 
 1332. 
 
 1333. 
 
 1334. 
 
 1335. 
 
 1336. 
 1337. 
 1338. 
 
 1339. 
 
 1340. 
 1341. 
 
 1342. 
 
 1343. 
 
 . ConvorcET (Maris J. A. N. C. De—French philosopher). Portrait, 
 
 full bust in oval. Mezzotint by Levachez, scene and biographical av- 
 count in script beneath. 8vo, on small folio sheet, 
 
 ConporceT (Marit J. A. N.C. DE). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzo- 
 tint by Levachez, scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 
 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 Conporcet (Marnie J. A. N. C. De). Portrait, full length. IL. Rados 
 inc. G. B. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 ConGREsS OF VIENNA (containing portraits of Metternich, Talleyrand, 
 Nesselrode and others). Engraved by G. E. Perine, New York, for 
 the Eclectic Magazine. 2 states, (1), unfinished proof before letters, 
 (2), finished plate. Oblong 8vo. 
 
 Consatyi (Ercote—Cardinal, 1st minister of Pius VII., negotiated 
 the Concordat with Napoleon, 1801). A.L.S. 2 pp. Ato, Rome, 
 June 16, 1819. With 3 different portraits. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 Constant (Bensamin—French publicist, editor “ Journal des Débats,” 
 banished by Napoleon). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed por- 
 tion, Paris, le 29 Fructidor, ?An VII [Sept. 15, 1799]. Requests of 
 M. Malandain an immediate reply to letter. 
 
 Constant (BrengamMIn). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. np. May 9, 1822. To 
 
 M. Riglet at the Prefecture. With portrait. 
 
 Claiming that the rights of M. Druyer, a citizen and an elector, have 
 been violated because his ideas were not in accord with those of others. 
 
 Constant (BENJAMIN). Portrait, full bust. Ladered sculp. Proof on 
 India paper, before letters. Ato. 
 
 ConsTANT (BEngAmin). Portrait, full bust in oval. Benoist sculp. 
 Guibert delt. Line and stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Constant (BENJAMIN). Portrait, full bust. Couché fils seulp. 
 Jacques del. Iridia paper. Open letters. 8vo. 
 
 CoNSTANTINE (NIKOLAEVITCH—second son of the emperor Nicholas). 
 Portrait, full bust, wearing medals. Proof on India paper in open 
 letters. 4to. Inscription in Russian. 
 
 CoNSTANTINE (NrikoLaEvitcH). A.S. 1 p. 8vo, n.d. 
 
 CONSTANTINE PaAtuLovitcH, GRAND Duke Or Russta—commanded a 
 corps at Austerlitz. L.S. 1 p. 4to. Gatshina (Russia), Aug. 12. 
 1800. 
 
 CONSTANTINE PavLovitcH, Granp Duxkr Or Russra. Portrait, full 
 bust in uniform. Dessiné par Wredi, gravé par A. Legrand. Stip- 
 ple. 4to. 
 
 Contr (ARMAND DE Boursnon—PriNcE Dk, a brother of the great 
 Condé, married a niece of Cardinal Mazarin). L.S. 1p. 4to. Bor- 
 deaux, June 26, 1658. Regarding the chateau de Torride. 
 
1344. 
 
 1345. 
 
 1346. 
 
 1347. 
 
 1348. 
 
 1349. 
 1350. 
 1351. 
 1352. 
 1353. 
 
 1354. 
 
 1356. 
 
 Contract. A Contract for a sale of land near Cesena in Italy, done 
 March 3, 1476. Written on a long sheet of parchment. 
 
 An interesting document. 
 
 Convention. L.S. by J. S. Saurine, 1 p. 4to. Paris, May 21, 1793, 
 relative to men who were seen prowling around the Convention, ete. 
 
 CootEe (Eyre—British general, served in America, carried the colors at 
 the battle of Brooklyn, made K.B. for services in Egypt). Portrait, 
 
 full length in uniform, on horseback. 4to. In colors. London, 1815 — @ 
 
 CoguiLle (T. Sécrétariat-Général of Algiers). 
 Copy of a disclosure made by a prisoner of a plot by an Arab to kill 
 certain people. 3 pp. folio. Oran [Algeria], Oct. 23, 1852. Signa-_ 
 ture of Coquille attesting authenticity of copy. 
 
 Cornott-Bussi (JEAN). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed por- 
 tion, Curm Oct. 6571847 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 402), enclosed in his library — 
 Wrapper and with his autograph annotations. 
 
 Corpay (CHARLOTTE). Portrait, full bust im oval. Mezzotint by 
 Levachez, representation of the murder of Marat and biographical 
 notice in script beneath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 CormMu (CASHIER—French general in the Revolution). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 4to.. Paris, 1795. To M. Videl: 
 
 Requesting Videl to be present on September 24, 1795, at noon, in the 
 cashier’s counting room. 
 
 Cormu (CAsHIER). D.S. 1 p. folio, (Paris), Sept. 24, 1796. Regard- 
 ing money. 
 
 CORNWALLIS (CHARLES Marquis). Portrait, three-quarter length in 
 uniform, standing. Engraved by Benj. Smith after I. 8. Copley. 
 Stipple. Folio (mounted and cut close). London, 1798 
 
 CORVISART-DESMARETS (JEAN N.—appointed about 1800 chief physician 
 to Bonaparte). A.L.S. “‘Corvisart,” 1 p. 4to. Paris, June 29, 1808. 
 With portrait. 
 
 CoRVISART-DESMARETS (JEAN N.). A.L.S., 2 pp. 12mo, including the 
 addressed portion). [Paris], June 22, 1809. To M. Pigault le 
 Brun, stating that a person by the name of Barré has pee to 
 help Pigault’s protégé. 
 
 . CorvIsart-DesMARETS (JEAN N.). Portrait, full bust. Forestier sculp. 
 
 Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 CoTTOLENGO (CANon JosEPH). Two A.L.S., 12mo, and 4to, each 2 
 pp. including addressed portions. Turin, July 6, 18375) and Sept. 
 20, 1837. To Sister Gaspera, of the school of Brail, on ecclesiastical 
 matters. (2 pieces.) 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 891), enclosed in his library 
 wrapper and with his autograph annotations. 
 
1357. 
 
 1358. 
 
 1359, 
 
 1360. 
 
 1361. 
 
 1362. 
 
 1363. 
 
 1364. 
 
 1365. 
 1366. 
 1367. 
 
 1368. 
 
 1369. 
 
 COTTREAU, GRANET, AND BourDoN. (Members of the National Con- 
 vention). L.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, le 15 Ventose, ’An V [March 5, 
 1797]. Informs Citizen Charretie, London, that they have commu- 
 nicated with the English government relative to French prisoners. 
 Signed by each of the three. 
 
 CoupRAYE (M. Dr La). Les Vérités Eternelles qui Constituent les 
 Empereurs et les Rois d’ou il résulte que le Révolutionnaire Buona- 
 parte. 10 pp. small 4to, unbound and uncut (old writing at bottom 
 final page). | Paris, 1814 
 
 Covin (JosepH C.—French general). L.S. 2 pp. folio, Varsorie, Jan. 
 12, 1807. To the Prince of Neufchatel, minister of war. 
 Requesting the transfer of André Vanthier. 
 
 CouURCELLES (PAULINE KNip De—Naturalist). A.L.S. to the King of 
 the T'wo Sicilies asking him to interest himself in the work entitled . 
 “ Colombes et Pigeons exotiques” edited after her drawings. 1 p. 
 Ato. Patisa td: 
 
 Cousin (Victor—celebrated French philosopher). Original Manu- 
 script Poem “ Aristote de,” 15 lines, with corrections. With signa- 
 nature V. Cn. Addressed to Mons. Shilbert. 
 
 Cousin (Victor). A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo. np.nd. To M. Pompee, re- 
 garding the best time for an engagement. 
 
 Coutarp (Louis F., Comre—French general). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Vil- 
 leneuve, Aug, 18, 1838. To Count de Bondy, relative to property 
 he has purchased. 
 
 CouTHon (GrorcEs—French Jacobin). Signature and several lines in 
 
 his autograph on margin of a L.S., 1 p. folio, from Faucheur, Paris, 
 Jan. 4, 1794, who has written relative to a position. Couthon recom- 
 mends Faucheur to the commission, &c. With 2 portraits. 
 
 Coxe (Wi~Lt1AM—-English historian). Portrait, three-quarter length. 
 Engraved by J. Young after C. Grignion. Mezzotint. 4to (margins 
 thinned). 
 
 CRAUFURD (SIR CHARLES GREGAN—British general, served in the Aus- 
 trian campaign). A.L.S. 5 pp. 4to. [London], April 24, [1816]. 
 Interesting personal letter about himself and brother. 
 
 CRAVTOVYSKI (PriINncE). Letter in third person, unsigned, accepting 
 Countess Bourke’s invitation to dinner. 1 p. 12mo. [Paris], Jan. 
 20, 1834. 
 
 Creti, (HMANUEL—named by Napoleon as Councillor of State). L.S. 
 2 pp. folio, Paris, July 22, 1808. To M. Gavoty. 
 
 Acknowledgment of the receipt of two letters from M. Gavoty on the 
 subject of rope making. Crétil recommends him to address the Minister 
 of the Navy. 
 
 Crequi (CHaArtes II., Strr De—French General, killed at the siege of 
 Chambery in 1630). D.S. on vellum. December 14, 1620. With 
 portrait of Charles de Créqui, Duke de Lesdiguiéres. 2 pieces. 
 
Byes 
 
 1374. 
 
 1375. 
 
 4377. 
 
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 . CROMWELL (OLIVER—LorD Protector Or ENGLAND). - Signature, 
 
 “ Oliver P.” at end of letter (portion), dated Whitehall, Feb, 12, 
 1654. Portrait. (Both pieces inlaid on the one sheet.) 
 
 . CROMWELL (OLIVER). Portrait. Copper engraving, by Woodman after 
 
 Cooper. Small folio. London, 1784 
 
 . CROMWELL (OLIVER). Cromwell at Marston Moor, John Bromley 
 
 sculpt. A. Cooper pinxt. Mezzotint. Proof in open letters. 4to. 
 
 London, 1826 ay, 
 
 CromMwWELL (Oxrver). Portrait, “Oliver Cromwell,” full bust in 
 armor. G. A. Grundler sc. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 Cupréres (Amfépf&e—French general, fought at Austerlitz and Wag- 
 ram). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo n.p. Dec. 31, 1835. To M. Blacque request- 
 ing an appointment. 
 
 CUMBERLAND (WiLL1am Avucustus, DuKkr Or—third son of George II. 
 of England). Half length portrait in military coat and hat. Mezzo- 
 tint. Hudson, pinxt. I. Faber, fecit. Without margins. Small 
 folio. (Small ‘portion mended.) . 
 
 . CusTINE (ADAM PHILIPPE, Comte DE, eminent French general, made 
 
 maréchal-de-camp for his conduct at Yorktown). A.L.S._ 1p. 4to. 
 Metz, June 10, 1772. With seal. 
 
 Regarding Alex. Audry who, eee served in various regiments, is now 
 unfit for further duty. 
 
 CusTINE. (ADAM PHILIPPE, ComTE DE). L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Speyer, 
 Oct. 2, 1792, stating that M. Champeaux is to be paid 1200: livres 
 for expenses on account of securing certain flags. Also, on same 
 sheet, an order on paymaster Blanchette signed Blanchard. Portrait. | 
 
 . CUSTINE (ADAM Puipre, Comte Der). D.S. also signed by several 
 
 others, 3 pp. folio, Capelle, Jan. 8, 1793. With portrait. 
 
 Regarding the payment of money for expenses of the campaign. 
 
 . CustiInE (ApAmM Puitiprpr, Comte Dr). Portrait, full bust in uni- 
 
 form. A. Zaballisc. Line engraving. 8vo. In Napoli, n.d. 
 
 . CusTINE (ADAM PHILIPPE, Comte De). Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 
 Mezzotint by Levachez, scene and biographical account in script 
 beneath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 . CusTInE (ApAM PHILIPPE, ComrTE DE). Another copy of the same. 
 
 2., CustiNne (ADAM Puitippr, ComtTe Dr). Portrait, full length in uni- 
 
 form. Biasioli ine. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . CuvreR (Baron G. C. L. F. D.—one of the greatest naturalists of 
 
 modern times). L. 8S. 2 pp. 4to, including the addressed portion. 
 Paris, May 7, 1827. As perpetual secretary of the Academy of 
 Sciences, he writes to M. Denaix thanking him for certain books 
 received. With portrait. 
 
1384. DarnpELs (Herman W.—Dutch general, entered the French army 
 about 1792). A.L.S. 3 pp. 4to. Moorsele, May 5, 1794. With 
 portrait. To Gen. von Daunne. 
 
 A friendly letter in which the writer begs Gen. von Daunne not to 
 believe all the reports that are in circulation concerning the operations 
 of the army, its discipline, ete. 
 
 1385. DauBarac (M.—Minister of the Marine). L.S. with three lines in his 
 autograph, 1 p. 4to. Paris, April 23, 1793. To Rear-Admiral Martin. 
 
 An order from the Committee of Public Safety regarding 4 vessels in 
 the roads of Port La Montagne. 
 
 1386. DALLEMAGNE (CLAupDE—French general, served in the United States). 
 A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, Jan. 20, 1803. To the Minister of Finance. 
 With portrait, full bust in uniform. Lithograph. 
 
 Letter of recommendation regarding Nounne B. d’Amhérieux for a 
 ‘position. 
 
 1387. Damas (Francois E.—French general). R.Uew isp. 40. Paris, 
 June 13, 1801. To M. Marcel. With portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Asking the recipient for copies of a grammar he had published in 
 Cairo, Egypt. 
 
 1388. DaAMREMONT (CHARLES M. D.—French general, Gov.-Gen. of Algeria). 
 L.S. 1 p. 4to. Dec. 17, 1818, n.p. also signed by others. Giving au- 
 thority to Baron de Perregaux to withdraw certain letters, etc., from 
 the postoffice. 
 
 1389. Danzorn AND LOFFICIAL—members of the National Convention. D.S. 
 by both, 1 p. folio, Oct. 2, 1794. 
 
 1390. DANTON (GEORGES JACQUES—one of the great leaders of the French 
 Revolution). D.S. 1 p. large folio, Paris, Sept. 11, 1792. 
 
 Fine signature. Granting an annual pension to Theo. Petain for his 
 long services in the department of public taxes. The document is also 
 signed by Claviére, Girondist Minister of Finance. : 
 
 1391. DANTON (GrorGES Jacques). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by 
 Levachez, scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 8vo. on 
 small folio sheet. 
 
 1392. Danton (GEORGES JACQUES). Another copy of the same. 
 1393. Dantzig. View in colors. Folio. London, 1815 
 
 1394. Darnay (Le Baron—Private Secretary to Prince Eugene Napoleon). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to., including addressed portion. [Paris], April 29, 
 1827. To Genl. F. F. G. de Vaudoncourt, relative to a defamatory 
 article which has appeared in the “ Military Spectator” on Prince 
 Eugene, and approves M. Bodin’s intention of making a reply to said 
 article, &c. 
 
 1395. Daru (Martiat N. P.—administrator under Napoleon). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 Ato. n.p. Jan. 28, 1812(?). To Citizen Pigeon. 
 
 Acknowledging the receipt of a letter from Pigeon, and promising to do 
 what he can to justify some action of his. 
 
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 1396. Daru (Pierre A. N. B.—French statesman). Portrait, full bust in | 
 oval. Stipple. 8vo. : 
 
 1397. DaumEsNIL (PrerrE—French general, defended Vincennes castle 
 against the allies). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Vincennes, Oct. 11, 1830. A 
 letter of recommendation. With portrait, half length in uniform. 
 
 1398. DaumESNIL (Prerre). Portrait, full length in uniform. Lithograph 
 after N. Maurir. Folio. 
 
 1399. Davnou (P. Cu. F.—eminent French statesman and author, member 
 of the National Convention, and one of the framers of the Constitu- 
 tion of the Year III.) A.L.S. 1 page 16mo. Paris, December 
 8, 1828. 
 
 To Rousseau, chief of the typographical department of the “Im- 
 primerie Royale,” about the prospectus of the “ Journal des Savants,” 
 of which he was the chief editor. 
 
 1400. Dauremonr (C. M. D., Comrz Dr—French general, and Peer of 
 France). L.S. 2 pp. folio, including addressed portion. Paris, May 
 25, 1836, signing receipt for money paid him by the Ordre Royal de 
 la Legion d’Honneur. Signed, also, by J. Leboeut. 
 
 1401. Davip (Jacques Lours—celebrated French historical painter, Napoleon 
 appointed him his first painter, executed the famous painting of the 
 Coronation, now in the Louvre). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. np. Dec. 14, 
 1776. With 2 portraits, one on India paper. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 Probably written to his mother from Rome, where he was at the time, - 
 having gone there after being awarded grand prizes for his “ Antiochus 
 and Stratonice.” 
 
 1402. Davip (Jacques Louris). Portrait, half length. T. L. Potrelle sculp. 
 F. T. Navez pinxt. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 1403. Davin (Jacqurs Louis). Portrait, full bust. T. L. Potrelle sculpt. F. 
 T. Navez pinxt. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 1404. Davin (M.—chief commissary of the Marine). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Saint- 
 Malo, Aug. 17, 1799. 'To John Ross, English officer. 
 
 Telling Ross, who was a prisoner of war, that on the following day 
 he would be set free, and started on his journey to HWngland. 
 
 1405. Davoust (Louis N., Prince D’Ecxmtuu, Marshal of France, Min- 
 ister of War, &.). L.S. 1p. folio. [Paris], Feb. 12, 1809. 
 
 As the Duke of Auerstadt, he returns thanks for certain information 
 received, and states that because of the Emperor’s return to Paris, the 
 expulsion of the English, the submission of the Spaniards, &¢., those in 
 favor of a Continental War will not succeed in bringing it about. 
 
 1406. Davoust (Louis N., Prrnczk D’EcxmMtuHL). D.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, 
 April 25, 1815. | 
 
 Naming M. Girbaud as assistant chief of battalion. 
 
 1407. Davoust (Lovis N., Prince D’Eckmtuu). D.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, 
 April 25, 1815. With portrait, full length in uniform, gravé par 
 Ladcerer, Gauther pinx. | 
 
 Certificate from the Minister of War’s office, accepting the resignation 
 of Lieut. Duplessis. 
 
1408. 
 
 1409. 
 
 1410. 
 
 1411. 
 
 1412. 
 
 1413. 
 
 1414. 
 
 1415. 
 
 1416. 
 
 141%. 
 
 1418. 
 
 1419. 
 
 1420. 
 
 Davoust (Louis N., Prince D’Eckmitux). Portrait, full bust in uni- 
 form. Lithograph after Bellaird. Open letters. 4to. 
 
 Davoust (Louis N., Prince D’EckmMUuu). Portrait, “ Luigi Nicola 
 Davyoust,” full length in uniform. Rivelanti inc. Demarchi dis. 
 Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 Dersy (JEAN A. J.—French lawyer, one of the Committee of Public 
 Safety). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Besangon, July 22, 1801. To the Minister 
 of Finance. A letter of thanks for services rendered. With portrait, 
 full bust in oval, Bonneville del. sculp. 
 
 Dersy (JEAN A. J.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by Leva- 
 chez, military scene, with biographical notice in script beneath. 8vo, 
 on small folio sheet. 
 
 Dz Cann (CHARLES M. I.—French general). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, 
 April 15, 1797. -To General Oudinot. With portrait, full bust, on 
 India paper. 
 
 A friendly letter in which the writer expresses satisfaction regarding 
 news he had received. 
 
 Décazis (Hiiz—French statesman, in 1815 appointed Minister otf 
 Police.) A.U.S. 1p. 8vo. Paris, August 19, 1833. 
 
 Requesting Lady Elena to help the bearer of the letter, she being the 
 wife of a man of whom the writer thought highly. 
 
 Ditcazis (Bure). Portrait, full bust. Line engraving. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 De CHADENAC (Mmz.). A.L.S. 1p.12mo. np. Jan. 24, 1819 (writ- 
 ten at Elba?). Confirming an appointment. 
 
 DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. Facsimiles of signatures, outline por- 
 traits, full bust portrait of Washington, etc. Lithograph. Atlas 
 folio. New York, 1851 
 
 DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. Engraved on steel by H. 8. Sadd 
 after John Trumbull. Folio. Proof. New York, n.d. 
 
 Drcris (Denis—Admiral and Minister of Marine under Napoleon). 
 L.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, Dec. 17, 1801, refusing official sanction to 
 an expedition to Senegal. With portrait, full bust in uniform. Litho- 
 graph. 
 
 Decres (Denis) L.S. 2 pp. folio, n.p. Oct. 26, 1805. To M. Arm- 
 strong, U. 8. Minister to France. With portrait. 
 
 Asking the U. S. Minister to let him have two duplicate letters of 
 advice relative to drafts on the United States Treasury. 
 
 DrsnAN (JEAN F. A.—French General and Minister of War). A.L.S. 
 2 pp. folio, (inlaid) Headquarters of the Army of the North, 
 Utrecht, le 2 Ventése, ’an V [Feb. 20, 1797]. Unaddressed. 
 
 Letter of recommendation for a Citizen Cazalo who has held positions 
 as lieutenant, engineer, &c., in the Army of the North, and at all times 
 given proofs of his patriotism and courage. 
 
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 DEsEAN (JEAN F. A.). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, Bordeaux, May 10, 1814. Tio 
 Baron Louis, dept. of finance. With portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Lithograph. 
 
 Regarding the laws on customs duty, etc. 
 
 DELABORDE (HENrt F.—made a peer by Bonaparte during the Hun- 
 dred Days). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Rennes, April 25, 1802. To Gen. — 
 Berthier, minister of war. i wa 
 
 Regarding a letter for Capt. Bouges, which had been delivered. 
 
 DELABORDE (Henri F.). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed por-~ 
 tion. Paris, Nov. 27, 1808. To the jailkeeper of “The Abbey,” 
 desiring to know the time of the arrival of General Dupont there. 
 
 _ Derasorpe (Hewerr F.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. De Noire- 
 
 terre del. Stipple. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 . DetaBorDE (HeEnrt F.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. De Noireterre | 
 
 del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . DELacrorx (CHARLES—Minister of Foreign Affairs). L.S. 2 pp. folio, 
 
 Paris, Dec. 26, 1795. To Citizen Roquesante. 
 
 Informing the recipient that he has been appointed French Consul to 
 Cadiz, Spain. Accompanying the above are the instructions for the 
 French Consul at Cadiz, 14 pp. folio, also signed by Delacroix. 
 
 DELACROIX (CHARLES). D.S. 1 p. folio, undated. The statement — 
 from the Minister of Foreign Affairs that Gen. Perignon is appointed 
 French Ambassador to Spain, Citizen d’Harmane, is appointed 
 French Consul at Madrid, and Citizen Roquesante is appointed 
 French Consul at Cadiz. 
 
 DELACROIX (JACQUES V.—distinguished French lawyer and author). 
 ‘A.L.S. 3 pp. 4to. n.p. July 28, 1802. 
 
 Complains that considering the important case he had won for his 
 , client, he has been most shamefully treated as a reward for his services. 
 
 . DELAITRE (GENERAL). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. undated. Regarding a case 
 
 postponed on account of illness of the Attorney General. 
 
 . Derampre (JEAN B. J.—celebrated French astronomer). Portrait, full 
 
 bust. Engraved by B. Holl. Proof in open letters, on India paper. 
 Ato. : ; London, n.d. 
 
 DELANART (M.—Minister of War). L.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, Jan. 10, 
 1792. Regarding post-horses. 
 
 DELAROcHE (French physician). A.L.S. 4 pp. 4to. London, 1792. 
 Friendly letter to Dr. Odier in Geneva, giving a detailed account of 
 his illness. (Rebacked and repaired.) 
 
 DELAROCHE (French physician). A.L.S. 4 pp. 4to. Paris, Dec. 13, 
 1801. To Dr. Odier, Geneva. Contains interesting particulars of 
 medical practitioners and practice in Paris. 
 
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 DELAROCHE (HippotyTe—called Paul, French painter, “ Napoleon at 
 Fontainebleau” one of his pieces). Portrait, full bust. Gravé par 
 A. Louis, after himself. Steel engraving, 4to. Paris, Goupil, n.d. 
 
 DELECLOY AND Courtois. (Members of the National Convention). L.S. 
 1 p. folio. [Paris], le 11 Prairial, Pan 3 [May 30, 1795]. To the 
 Committee of the Dist. of Lombard, asking if Citizen Lequin’s name 
 is among those marked for arrest? Signatures of Delecloy and Cour- 
 tois, with wax seal. 
 
 DELESSART (ANTOINE DE V.—Minister of the Interior, also, of Foreign 
 Affairs). L.S. 1p. folio. Paris, Feb. 27,1791. To M. [Bertrand | 
 Dufresne, Director of the Public Treasury, requesting about 20,000 
 frances for the salaries of certain officials who have been appointed 
 to restore order in the Department of the Gard, &c. With portrait. 
 
 DELESSERT (BENJAMIN—eminent French statesman). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 4to. Paris, Jan. 4, 1840. Regarding the receipt of a collection of 
 plants, and sending cheque for same. 
 
 DELILLE (JAcQuES—French poet). Portrait (India paper) ; Sir Fran- 
 cis Drake. Portrait; Elfi Bey—Mameluke chief. Portrait; Ferdi- 
 nand Joseph Jean—Archduke of Austria. Portrait; J. G. Fuessli— 
 celebrated painter. Portrait, (mezzotint); M. le Comte Florian de 
 Kergorlay. Portrait; C. S. P. Fortescue—English statesman. Por- 
 trait. India paper; Galileo. Portrait. 4to and 8vo. Together, 8 
 pieces. | 
 
 Demarnay (Marc J.—French general). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, 
 June 29, n.y. Regretting that he cannot purchase a work ten in 
 course of publication. 
 
 DEMIDOFF (PRINCE ANATOLE—husband of Mathilda Bonaparte). L.S. 
 1 p. 4to. San Donata, near Florence, April 18, 1847. Regards 
 attending a scientific meeting. 
 
 Democritus. Portrait. P. P. Rubens delt. Mezzotint, 4to. cut close 
 and repaired in places. . [ London, Bowles | 
 
 DEMOSTHENES. Portrait. Ex Marmore antiquo, P. P. Rubens delin. 
 Mezzotint. 4to (cut close, and mounted and repaired in places). 
 | London, Bowles | 
 
 DeMosTHENES. Portrait, after P. P. Rubens. Stipple. 4to- cut close. 
 
 Denon (Dominique V.—eminent French artist, with Napoleon in 
 Kgypt, received commission from Robespierre to design Republican 
 costumes). L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Sept. 12, 1803. To the Minister 
 of the Interior. With portrait, full bust. 
 
 Regarding a position for Citizen Grassot. 
 
 Denon (DomIniquE V.). A.L.S. 1p. 12mo. Paris, Feb. 23, 1808. 
 Granting permission to M. Hanin to study the Italian school of 
 painting at a museum. 
 
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 Denon (Dominique V.). Portrait, half length, seated. Dessiné 
 (aprés nature par C. Guérin et gravé sous sa direction 1810, Line 
 engraving. 4to. . 
 
 De Rosst. A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed portion. Parma, April 
 11, 1799. To M. Vital, relative to the publication of his annals. 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 292), enclosed in his library 
 wrapper and with his autograph annotations. ES 
 
 Désarx De Veycoux (Louts C. A., French general, with Bonaparte in 
 .Egypt). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzotint by Levachez, 
 battle scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 8vo, on small - 
 folio sheet. 
 
 Désaix De Vercoux (Louis C. A.). Another copy of the same. 
 
 Diésarx Ds Veycoux (Louts C. A.). Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Lefévre sculp. Hilaire le Dru del. Stipple. Small folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Dfsarx DE Vereoux (Louis C. A.). Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Sasso inc. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo.; a full length in uniform. 
 Lithograph; also view of his death at Marengo. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 Drs CLouzeaux (Husert De CHAampy—Intendant-general of the navy 
 and fortifications of Britain under Louis XIV.). A.L.S. 1p. anda 
 half 12mo. Versailles, August 4, 1700; D. S. Brest, April 14, 1687. 
 
 2 pieces. 
 
 DrsEzE (RayMonpD—French advocate and royalist). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo, 
 n.p. 1829. To M. Marie Brevanns, 
 
 The writer desires a detailed account of the affair concerning the 
 marshes of Bordeaux. 
 
 DESFONTAINES (L’ABBE). A.L.S., 2 pp. square 8vo. Paris, May 24, 
 1775. States that the affairs of Alencon need looking into by the 
 Government. 
 
 DESFONTAINES (REN& L.—eminent French botanist). D.S. 1 p. 4to, 
 Paris, Nov. 8, 1811, signed also by De Jussien, the director of the 
 Museum of Natural History. With portrait of the former, grouped 
 in oval with Barré and Radet. : 
 
 DESFOURNEAUX (EpME KE. B.—French general, commanded an expedi- 
 tion to Saint Domingo). A.L.S. 1p. 4to, Paris, July 4, 1815. With 
 portrait, full bust in uniform. | 
 
 Acknowledgment of a letter containing a recommendation for the Pre- 
 fect of the Department (Paris ?). : 
 
 Drscenettes (Nicotas R. D.—chief physician in Napoleon’s army, 
 was at Waterloo). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, Nov. 9, 1816. To Syd- 
 ney Smith. With portrait, full bust in uniform, and printed ac- 
 count “ Sur la Fortune entre Buonaparte et Sidney Smith,” in which 
 Smith stated while in prison in Egypt, that sooner or later, Napoleon 
 would occupy the same prison. 
 
 The letter concerns the publication of a volume of essays, ete. 
 
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 DESGENETTES (Niconas R. D.). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. Oct. 7, 1825. Re- 
 garding the payment of an account. 
 
 DESGENETTES (Nicotas R. D.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple, 
 unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 DrsMEUNIER (JEAN N.—French author, wrote “ Essay on the United 
 States,” etc.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to, n-pn.d. With portrait, full bust in 
 oval, F’. Bonneville, del. Regarding a position. 
 
 DEsMOULINS (CAMILLE). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by 
 Levachez, scene and biographical account in script beneath. 8vo, on 
 small folio sheet. 
 
 DESMOULINS (CAMILLE). Another copy of the same. 
 
 Dr Soty (M.—Advocate to the Emperor). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, 
 Feb. 22, 1815. Receipt for money received from M. De Brichamban. 
 
 ‘Dessottes (JEAN J. P. A.—eminent French general and statesman, 
 
 served under Moreau). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio, Paris, April 20, 1826. 
 To the Members of the Society for Elementary Education. With 
 portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Dessolles having been appointed as the president of the above society, 
 this letter was written to express his thanks, and also, his approval re- 
 garding the methods used in the society. 
 
 DipErot (Drnis—eminent French philosopher). Portrait, full bust 
 in oval. Line engraving. 8vo. [ Naples, n.d. ] 
 
 Dove Dr La Brumertz (French general, distinguished at the Siege 
 of Saragossa). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, Dec. 5, 1840, informing 
 Marshall **** that it might be well to have General Schneider 
 present when certain information is given out. With portrait. 
 
 DoGuERREAU (Louis, Baron De—French colonel). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. 
 Paris, Sept. 25, 1822. To the Minister of War, requesting that a 
 certain sum of money be paid him. 
 
 DorscH (JoHANN C.—German engraver). Portrait, three-quarter 
 length. Engraved by B. Vogel. Mezzotint (margins cut away). 
 
 Dovusiet (Grorce—French general, voted confinement and banish- 
 ment for Louis XVI.). L.S. 3 pp. folio, n.p. Aug. 21, 1795. Signed 
 also by Merlin de Douai. Orders issued by the Committee of Public 
 Safety. 
 
 DovusLet (PiERRE N.—lawyer, later judge at the criminal court of 
 HKure-et-Loir). A.U.S. 1 p. 4to (small portion of upper margin 
 cut away), n.p. Nov. 15, 1805. Relative to the sale of personal 
 property. 
 
 Doveras (ARCHIBALD—3rd Marquis, and 1st Duke of Douglas). Por- 
 trait, full bust in oval, with medallion portraits of William Murray, 
 Earl of Mansfield, and Charles Oratt, Earl of Camden. Val. Green 
 fecit. W. Willison pinxt. Mezzotint. Folio, very small margins, 
 which are repaired in places. Fine early state, not described by 
 Chaloner Smith. London, 1770 
 
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 DoytEe (Str CHARLES WILLIAM—General, distinguished for his con- 
 duct at Valenciennes). L.S. by Topoz y Mina to Gen. Doyle, Paris, 
 1818. 2 pelo: a | 
 
 DrapaRNaAup (J. Pu. R.—celebrated French naturalist and linguist). 
 A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Montpellier, 19 Fructidor, Year IX (1801). 
 
 “T have added to your collection a copy of my work, ‘Les Mollusques 
 terrestres et fluviatiles de la France,’ which I ask you to receive as a 
 token of esteem and friendship,” ete. Characteristic specimen. | a 
 
 Drayton (Witti4amM HENry—American Statesman, President of the 
 Council of Safety in 1775). Bust portrait in oval, long coat, ruffled 
 shirt-front, hair in queue. Line and stipple. Proof before all letters. - 
 (Dusimitier series.) 12mo. 
 
 . DRELINCOURT (CHARLES—physician and author of high reputation). 
 
 A.L.S. 1p. small 4to, Leyden, July 14 [16]78. 
 
 . DRESDEN. View in colors. Folio. London, 1815 
 
 . Drovet D’ERLOoN (JEAN B.—Marshal of France). AcEISs0F p. folio. 
 
 Valladolid, Dec. 10, 1812, recommending to the consideration of the 
 Paymaster General a young man by the name of Taney. 
 
 . Drovot ( Awrorne—French general, Governor of Elba). ALS., 2 pp. 
 
 12mo, including addressed portion. [April 25, 1803], informing cer- 
 tain officers of the price of horses. 
 
 . Drovor (ANTOINE). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to, Nancy, Feb. 6, 1817. Thanks 
 
 Madame **** for certain books loaned him, and for her permission 
 to use her husband’s library. 
 
 Drovor (Antornr). A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo, including the addressed por- 
 tion. Nancy, Aug. 10, 1823. To M. Hersaut, Freich Consul at 
 Washington, congratulating him upon his marriage, and giving him 
 good advice thereon. 
 
 Drovot (ANTOINE). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Lith. de Ducarme 
 after Garnier. 8vo. 
 
 Drovot (ANTOINE). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. N. 
 Mayer del. 4to. 3 | 
 
 DuBLin, IRELAND. The prospect of the city of Dublin. J. Mason sculp. 
 J. Tudor delin. Line engraving in colors. 4to. 
 
 DuBois (ANTOINE—eminent French surgeon, attended Marie Louise 
 upon the birth of her son). Signature on portion of document issued 
 by the Health Commission. [Paris] le 25 Floreal, ’An II | May 15, 
 1794]. With portrait. 
 
 DuBois (ANTOINE). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, Sept. 20, 1808. 
 
 Stating that exercise on horseback is not good for a M. Le Noyer, a 
 light infantryman. 
 
 Dusots (ANTOINE). Portrait, full bust. Line engraving after Gérard. — 
 
 ‘BVO. Paris, n.d. 
 
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 Dusors (lL. N. P. J.—French Councillor of State, and head of the 
 Paris police under Fouché, deposed by Napoleon on account of his in- 
 action during a fire at the ball celebrating the marriage of the Emperor 
 and Maria Louisa, at which time several lives were lost). A.L.S. 
 4 pp. 4to. Paris, May 29, 1823, complaining of the shooting that 
 takes place at Vitry every year for a certain period,—that it ruins 
 his crops, is a menace to the lives of himself and family, and that 
 the shooting-ground should be established elsewhere. With portrait. 
 
 Dusois Dr Cranckt (Epmonp L. A.—French general, a partisan of Dan- 
 ton, one of the first members of the Committee of Public Safety). 
 A. N. 8. (8 lines with signature) underneath recommendation signed 
 by Pichon. 1p. folio. Paris, Oct. 28, 1794. With portrait. 
 
 Dusois DE Cranc& (Epmonp L. A.). a p- 4to. Paris, April 
 20, 1796. Complains that a citizen has not been able to obtain a 
 horse, 
 
 Duzors Dz Crancé (Epmonp L. A.). L.S. 1p. folio. Paris [1800] 
 
 Relating to the expense of commodities provided by Citizen Pouilliquen. 
 
 Dusois DE Cranck (Epmonp L. A.). Portrait, full bust in oval. F. 
 Bonneville del. et sculp. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Dusots Dr Cranck (Epmonp L. A.). Portrait, full bust in oval. F. 
 Bonneville del. et sculp. Line engraving. 12mo. 
 
 Dusotis De THartnvitte (CHaArtes F.—consul general and chargé- 
 d’-affaires at Algiers, 1809). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzo- 
 tint. Unsigned. 4to (margins cut away). 
 
 Du Boure (M.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Strasburg, May 22,1672. Regard- 
 ing M. La Rogue, and stating that he is unfit for military duty. 
 With seal. 
 
 Dr Cayzta (Mapame—mistress of Louis XVIII.). A.L.S. to Adolphe 
 Nourris, the well-known singer. 1 p. 12mo. n.d. With portrait, 2 
 pieces. 
 
 Complimenting Nourris for his beautiful voice, and telling him that 
 Prince Wolkouski has expressed the desire of singing with him. 
 
 DuckwortH (Sir Jonn THomas—English admiral, won great distinc- 
 tion by his skill during Lord Howe’s victory over the French). L.S. 
 2 pp. folio. Jamaica, April 21, 1802. Regarding beds, etc., for the 
 men. 
 
 DuckwortH (Sir JoHN THomas). Portrait, half length in uniform. 
 Engraved by J. Vendramini, drawn by W. Evans, after Sir W. 
 Beechey. Stipple. 4to. London, 1809 
 
 Ducos (Roger—eminent French lawyer, voted for the death of the 
 king, member of the Directory). Autograph annotation, signed, on 
 a one-page 4to recommendation for one Henriot Francois, who is 
 highly recommended to the Senate. The document is also signed by 
 Lefebvre, Napoleon’s marshal. With portrait, etched full bust, by 
 Darreau: 2 pieces. n.p.n.d. 
 
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 Durour (Gxorces J.—French general, with Moreau at his celebrated 
 retreat from Bavaria). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Headquarters, Huningue 
 [Alsace], Sept. 16, 1796. To the General in Chief. nae 
 
 Regarding work in progress which he says he will find some means of 
 hurrying, etc. 
 
 Durour (GrorcEs J.). L.S. 4 pp: folio, including addressed portion. : 
 
 Bourges, Jan. 11, 1807. Acknowledges receipt of orders from the 
 Minister of War releasing 33 sailors who were taken prisoners of 
 war while sailing under the Prussian flag, etc. | a: 
 
 Durour (GcittaumE H.—Swiss general, entered French army). Por- 
 trait [in act of defense], full length in uniform. St. Sauveur direx., 
 Labrousse del. et sculp. 8vo. 
 
 Ducomurisr (JEAN F. C.—French general, commanded at Toulon, where 
 Napoleon acted under his orders). Autograph signature, and salu- 
 tation, with portrait, full bust in uniform. | 
 
 [Dueua (Cuaries F. J., with Napoleon in Egypt) J. A.L.S. of E. A. 
 Aigley. 1 p. folio. Headquarters at Cairo, March 3, 1798, to Gen. 
 Dugua, informing him that he has ordered two camels. 
 
 [Ducua (CHARLES B,J .)]. D.S. by A. G. Canut to Gen. Dugua. 1 p. 
 folio. Cairo, April 20, 1798. Regarding money which he would 
 collect on the following day. 
 
 [Dueua (CHarues F. J.)]. A.L.S. of M. Daure, commissaire ordon- 
 nateur-en-chef. 1 p. folio. Cairo, Jan. 16, 1799. To Gen. Dugua, 
 informing him that he has given orders regarding a surgeon, etc. 
 
 Duaua (CHARLES F. J.). LS. 1 p. folio. Cairo, le 30 Vendemiaire 
 VAn VIII [Gct. 21, 1799]. Order for the delivery of supplies from 
 storehouse. 
 
 [Dueua (CHartes F. J.)]. L.S. of M. Thévenin. 1 p. folio. Cairo, 
 Jan. 21, 1800, to Gen. Dugua, regarding a messenger. | 
 
 Dueua (Crartes F. J.). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. Army of San Domingo, 
 Sept. 26, 1800. To the Minister of War. ; 
 Written the year he went to San Domingo as chief of the staff of 
 Leclere, where he died the following year. Two men—Montbrun, aide- 
 de-camp to Gen. Hardy, and officer Maurica—had departed and taken 
 with them certain maps, which the writer wishes to have returned. 
 
 The letter contains several autograph lines with signature by Berthier 
 on the same subject. 
 
 Dueéua (CHARLES BP. Js) SATS oe: Ato. Caen, April 24, 1801. 
 With portrait, full bust in uniform, on India paper. 
 
 Dugua thanks Citizen Champin for his kindness. Informs him that he 
 will leave Caen only to take military service, states reasons for not 
 being able to reach Paris, etc. 
 
 Ducua (Cuares F. J.). Portrait, full bust by Dutertre. Etching on 
 India paper. 8vo. | : 
 
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 DunesMe (Puiiper G.—French general, wounded and taken prisoner 
 at Waterloo). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Headquarters at Lyons, June 9, 
 1802. With portrait, on India paper. Regarding a distribution of 
 wine which had been made to the troops. 
 
 DUHESME (PuriLirPE G.). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio. Paris, Feb. 25, 1810. 
 To the Duc de Feltre (Henri J. G. Clarke). With portrait, full bust 
 in uniform. Lithograph on India paper. 
 
 Informing the Duke that under separate cover he is transmitting a 
 detailed report of his military operations during the years 1809-10. 
 Duhesme raised a company of volunteers at his own expense at the be- 
 ginning of the Revolution. He was murdered by the Brunswick hussars 
 in a house at Gemmapes after the battle of Waterloo. 
 
 DuHESME (PHILIPPE G.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzotint 
 by Levachez; battle scene and biographical account in script beneath. 
 8vo, on small folio sheet. : 
 
 DuHESME (PuHitLipre G.). Another copy of the same. 
 
 Dumas (ALEXANDRE Davy De La ParLiererre—French gneral, sa: 
 luted by Bonaparte with the title of “the Horatius Cocles of the 
 Tyrol,” father of the novelist). L.S, 1 p. folio. Headquarters at 
 Grenoble, March 8, 1794. On military matters. 
 
 Dumas (ALEXANDRE Davy De La Painuereriz). L. 8. 1 p. folio. 
 Toulon, April 22, 1796. ‘To General Vance. Relative to measures | 
 which should be taken to prevent the desertion of sailors. 
 
 Dumas (ALfxanpre Davy De La Paitrererin.) Official A.L.S. to 
 the Secretary of War. 1 p. 4to. Paris, Ist Floréal, IV year (1796). 
 
 Dumas (ALExanDRE Davy De La Paiuuerertz). L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Villers-Cotterets (France), March 31, 1798. With fine seal. 
 
 Dumas’ aide-de-camp Lavyillette is ordered to observe the first order 
 given to him to go to Caen, and then to retrograde to reach Toulon where 
 other orders will await him. 
 
 Dumas (ALEXANDRE, PérE—French author). A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo. Oct. 
 30, no year. A request. 
 
 Dumas (ALEXANDRE, PéRE). A.N.S. 1p. 24mo. N.p.n.d., urging his 
 “dear child” to visit him quickly. 
 
 Dumas (ALEXANDRE, Fitrs—French author). A.L.S. 3 pp. 18mo. 
 N.p.n.d. On personal matters. 
 
 Dumas (ALEXANDRE, Fits). A.L.S. 1 page and a half 12mo. Paris, 
 n.d. 
 Offering twenty-five francs apiece for two drawings. 
 
 Dumas (JEAN BaptistrE—eminent French chemist). A.l.S. to A. M. 
 Ampeére, the celebrated mathematician. 1 p. 8vo. n.d. 
 
 Invitation to a dinner in honor of Berzelius, the celebrated Swedish 
 chemist. 
 
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 Dumas (Maruteu—French general, aide-de-camp to Rochambeau IN 
 the United States). D.S. “Mathieu,” 1 p. folio. Nov. 28, 1794. et 
 
 Signed also by Monmayoua. 
 
 The “Comté de Stireté Générale” wishes to have an exact report of es 
 
 the proceedings directed against Citizen Masson, November 23, 1794. 
 
 Dumas (Marurev). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, March 9, 1812. 
 Asking the Director of the Press to have the Decree that was about to 
 be issued to the National Guard published, and to forward a copy before 
 9 a. m. on the following day. A 
 
 Dumas (Marnrev). LS. 1 p. folio. Paris, Oct. 30, 1830. — Ac- 
 knowledges the receipt of account of the organization of the National 
 
 Guard. 
 
 DUMERBION (PIERRE J.—French general). LS. 3 pp. 4to, includ- 
 ing addressed portion. Cairo, le 2 Vendemiaire, l’An III [Sept.. 23, 
 
 1794]. Relates to the disposition of supplies left by the enemy ates j 
 
 Cairo and Diago [Egypt]. 
 
 _ Duaeswoy (8.—of the Théatre Francais): AUS. 91 p, 4t0. Pare, | 
 
 April 18, 1831. To the Sec’y of State, asking for an interview. 
 
 . Dumont (Comre—French revolutionist). A.L.S. 2 pp. 8vo, n.p. 
 
 April 12, 1828. 
 
 . Dumourtrz (Crfartes. F.—French general, escaped to England). 
 
 Al.S. 1 p. 4to. Niort (France), Dec. 3, 1791. With portrait, 
 full bust in uniform. . 
 
 Certifying that Jean Paul E. Laidin de la Bouterie is fully qualified 
 for the grade of officer. 
 
 Dumovurizz (CHartes F.). Portraits, (1), full bust in uniform. 
 Gravé par E. Bovinet, dessiné par F. Bonneville. Stipple, (2), 
 full length in uniform. E. Leguay se. Lacauchie del. Together, 
 2 pieces. . 
 
 DumovurtEzZ (CHartes F.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzo- 
 tint by Levachez, military scene and biographical notice in seript be- 
 neath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 Duncan (ApDAM, Viscount OF CamPpERDOWN,. British admiral). 
 Lord Dunean’s victory, October 11, 1797, showing the “ Triumph,” 
 “ Hercules,” and the others that contributed to that memorable vic-- 
 tory, and for which Duncan was created Viscount of Camperdown. 
 F. Ambrosi, sculpt. W. Wilkins, pinxt. Line engraving. In colors, 
 probably colored by hand. 4to. . 
 
 Duncan (ApaM, Viscount Or CamMPperpowN). Portrait, full length 
 in uniform, holding compass in left hand, ships to the right. Ger- 
 man copper engraving. Unsigned. 4to. Very scarce. 
 
 Dunnine (JoHun, Lorp AsHpurton, eminent English lawyer). Por- 
 trait, full bust in oval, wearing gown of office. IF. Bartolozzi, sculpt. 
 Sir J. Reynolds, pinx. Stipple in brown. 4to. London, 1787 
 
 <A 
 
1536. DuNNING (JoHNn, Lorp AsHBuRTON). Portrait, three-quarter length 
 
 in robes. Engraved by W. Bond after Sir J. Reynolds. Stipple. 
 tto. London, 1809 
 
 1537. Duperre (Victor Guy—Admiral, commanded the fleet of 103 ves:els 
 
 of war which Charles X. sent to attack Algiers). A.N.S. 1 p. 8vo. 
 Brest, Oct. 10, 1827. With portrait, full length in uniform and bio- 
 graphical account. 
 
 Statement regarding services in the navy, and authorizing two sailors’ 
 Wives to embark with them. 
 
 1538. DuPERRE (Victor Guy). L.S. 1 p. folio. _Toulon, June 20, 1819. 
 
 To the Minister of Marine. With portrait, full length in uniform. 
 
 Regarding a mistake made in the payroll, two names being on it that 
 did not belong there. 
 
 +1539. DupHor (Lion arp—French general). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 F. Bonneville del. et sculp. Stipple, 8vo. Parigytiy ds 
 
 1540. Durtn (Anpre M. J. J.—French lawyer, defended Marshal Ney for 
 
 which he gained great popularity). ALS. 3 pp. 4to. Paris, July 
 ee 8 be With 4 portraits, all lithographs, one on India paper, also 
 printed biographical notice. 
 
 The director of the town of Niévre declared that a certain soldier who 
 died in Spain had left 3,000 fr. to be divided among members of his 
 family. The affair was about to be settled when he announced that 
 it was alla joke. 
 
 1541. Du PLaine (M —sect’y. of a French society in e Pishde lpia A.L.S. 
 
 2 pp. 4to. Philadelphia, March 7, 1793. To M. Mangouvit, French 
 Consul at Charleston, 8. C. 
 An interesting letter in which the writer says that all Frenchmen 
 
 read with pleasure of the entertainment given by the recipient at 
 Charleston, &c. 
 
 1542. Dupont De L’Etana (Pirrre—French general, defeated at Baylen 
 
 and surrendered with 18,000 men, condemned by Napoleon to an in- 
 definite imprisonment). L.S. 5 pp. 4to. Headquarters at Andu- 
 jar, July 9, 1808. To the Duc de Rovigo (Anne Jean M. R. Savary, 
 aide-de-camp to Bonaparte). With portrait, full bust in uniform, on 
 India paper. 
 
 ‘An important historical letter written very shortly before Dupont 
 eapitulated to General Castanos with about 18,000 men (as above). He 
 informs the Duke that he sent M. Leremburg, paymaster of the 1st divi- 
 sion to General Castanos to see under what conditions terms of peace 
 eould be made. Castanos refused to accept any terms, saying that he 
 was quite satisfied with the insurrection, and that he had 50,000 men to 
 oppose the enemy. Dupont believes that with reinforcements of about 
 10,000 men he could so strike terror into the hearts of the enemy, that the 
 
 _ doors of Seville and Cadiz would quickly open to him. 
 
 1543. Dupont Dre L’EtTana (Pierre). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Forestier sculp. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 1544. Dupont De L’Erane (Pierre). Portrait, full length in uniform, 
 
 mounted. Line engraving. In colors. 4to. 
 
1545. 
 
 1546. 
 
 154%. 
 
 1548. 
 
 1549. 
 
 1550. 
 
 1552. 
 
 Duport-DutTEerRTRE (Maravertte L. P.—Minister of State, condemned 3 
 
 by the Revolutionary Tribunal, and executed 1793). L. S. 1 p. folio. 
 
 Paris, Jan. 4, 1791. Stating that the sentence of Michel Percelay ms 
 
 has been remitted by the king. 
 
 DupuyTREN (GUILLAUME, BARon—French surgeon an anatomist). 
 
 A.L.S. 3 pp. 4to, including addressed portion. N.P. [April], 1819, s ‘ 
 requesting a position as house-surgeon for a M. Marx. With por- 
 
 trait. 
 
 DurAND De MarLLANeE (PrierRE T.—eminent French lawyer, member 
 of the Estates-General). 2 A.L.S. each 3 pp. 4to. Aix and St. 
 Remy, Feb. 1 and May 10, 1808. In the letter to the First Presi- 
 dent of the Court of Cassation, the writer asks reply to his request 
 for retirement; other letter is one of recommendation. | | 
 
 Duroc ( Girarp C. M., Duc Dr Frioun—favorite officer of the court | = 
 
 and camp of Napoleon). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Fontainebleau, Oct. 18, 
 
 1807. 
 Regarding the budget for 1808, of which Duroc advises the eeailont to 
 keep on hand a copy, as his Majesty might wish to close it at any moment, 
 
 ete. 
 
 Duroc (GERARD C. M., Duc De Friovut). ALC. “le D. de Friuli,” 
 1p. folio. St. Cloud, Jan. 2, 1810. To Count Daru. With printed 
 
 biographical account of Duroc. 
 Informing Daru that his Majesty (Napoleon) had deckted: on the 
 present to send to the King of Westphalia (Jerome). 
 Duroc (GERARD C. M., Duc Dre Friout). LS. 1 p. folio. Paris, 
 March 6, 1811, answering the complaint of a ear against a 
 regiment of fusileers. 
 
 . Duroc (GéRARD C. M., Duc DE FriovuL). Vellum D. 8S. J p. jablene 
 
 folio (folded). Paris, April 11, 1811, appointing J. B. Langlois. 
 Signed, also, by the Secretary-General and the Quartermaster of the 
 
 Palace. With seal. 
 
 Duroc (GéRrarD C. M.; Duc Dr Friovut). A.L.S. “ Due de Friuli.” 
 1 p. folio. Antwerp, Oct. 1, 1811, ordering personal goods of the 
 Emperor that were left on the vessels Charlemagne and Le Bantame, 
 to Antwerp, in care of M. Deschamps. With portrait. 
 
 . Duroc (Gérarp C. M., Duc DE Friovun). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, n.p. May - 
 
 4,n.y. Relative to the furnishing of the Chateau de Lacken. 
 
 . Duroc (Gérarp C. M., Duc DE Friovt). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. [ Paris], 
 
 May 17%, no year. ‘To “Mon cher Docteur,” informing him that he 
 had spoken to His Majesty relative to his, the writer’s, health, that 
 he was forced to give up the campaign, &e. Should His Majesty. 
 question the Doctor, the latter is to furnish him full information 
 regarding his health. 
 
 . Duroc (Gérarp C. M., Duc Dr Friovt). Porat full bust in uni- 
 
 form. Stipple. Unsigned. 4to, 
 
1556. 
 155%. 
 1558. 
 1559. 
 
 1560. 
 
 (1561. 
 
 1562. 
 
 1563. 
 
 1564. 
 
 1565. 
 1566. 
 
 1567. 
 
 1568. 
 
 1569. 
 
 Duroc (Gérard C. M., Duc Dz Friovut). Portrait, full bust in uni- 
 form. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Duroc (Gérarp C. M., Duc Dz FRIOvL). Portrait, full length in uni- - 
 
 form. From the folio, Versailles Gallery. 
 
 Duroc (Gérarp C. M., Duc Dr Friovt). Portrait, full length, in 
 robes. 8vo. Unsigned. 
 
 Duroc (GéRrarD C. M., Duc Dz Friovt). Portrait, full length, in 
 uniform. Gravé par Coqueret. Mezzotint. Folio. 
 
 Duroc (G&RARD C. M., Duc Dz Friovt). Portrait, full length, in 
 robes. 4to. | 
 
 (Duroc (Gérarp C. M., Duc De Friout). Death of Duroc. 1818. 
 Blanchard fils sculp. 8vo. 
 Extended account of the battles he fought, in script beneath. 
 
 Duroc, Las Cases, Poniatowski, and others. Portraits, mainly in 
 uniform. 8vo, and 12mo, no duplicates, 20 pieces. 
 
 DuRosNEL (ANTOINE J. A. He aide-de-camp to Bonaparte and also to 
 Momeee ie) A. 05: 1p: folio, Paris, Oct. 28, 1812. To -M. 
 Bergon, Councillor of State. With portrait. 
 
 Requesting that a M. Adam be given a position as guard of the woods 
 and forests. . 
 
 DussauLx (JEAN—Member of the Convention, French littérateur). 
 A.L.S. 2pp. folio, including addressed portion. Paris, le 18 
 Prairial, VAn V [June 6, 1797]. To Citizen Treillhard, returning 
 thanks for the petition sent him, &c. 
 
 Duvau (JEAN PirrRE—Minister of Police, one of the council of the 
 500). L.S.1p.4to. Paris, Dec. 11, 1798, regarding a letter written 
 by the priest Jolivet. With portrait. 
 
 Duvivier (FranciApE F.—French general, mortally wounded in 
 1848). D.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, Jan. 25, 1834. Signed also by sev- 
 eral others. An order for payment to Hy. Vilaret of 250 fr. 
 
 East Inpta Company. Persian Petition (with English translation), to 
 the Honorable Court of Directors of the East India Company, from 
 Budruddean Moossin khan Bahader, grandson of the Jageerdar of 
 Kulva, &c., praying that protection may not be withdrawn from him 
 and the villages he rules, with copy of the Purvanah mentioned there- 
 in, &c. 11 pp. folio. N.P. Nov. 17, 1826. 
 
 Epwarp (Duke Or Kent—father of Queen Victoria). “D.S. 3 pp. 
 folio, Halifax, March 24, 1800. With portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Ee@yptian Views. “ Principal Square in Grand Cairo” and “ First 
 and Second Pyramid of Gizah.” L. Meyer del. T. Milton direx. 
 Oblong 4to. (2 pieces.) London, 1801 
 
 / 
 
1570. 
 
 L57 Js 
 
 L572. 
 
 1573. 
 
 L574. 
 1575. 
 
 1576. 
 L577. 
 
 1578. 
 
 1579. 
 
 1580. 
 
 1581. 
 
 1582. 
 
 ErcutHaL (Gastave D’—French publicist and critic, of Jewish fam- 
 ily; as a Saint-Simonian spent a large fortune in trying to establish 
 the principles of his sect). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. November 17, 1842. 
 
 Authorizing M. Boutard to take two works for him from the Royal 
 DinTaky. 
 
 Epa. Tableau Raisonné Isle d’Elbe, [et] Vue de l’excavation de la 
 Miniére de Ferde Rio. Copperplate map and view. 4to. Unsigned. 
 4to. January, 1779. | sl | 
 
 ELizABETH ALEXIEVNA—Empress of Russia. Portrait, full bust in | 
 
 oval. Unsigned. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 Evizaseru Or Prussta, daughter of Maximilian, King of Bavaria, and | 
 wife of Frederick William IV., king of Bavaria. L.S. 1p. 4to. Sans 
 Souci, July 2, 1868. 
 
 ELIZABETH (PHILIPPINE M. H.—sister of Louis XVI.). Portrait, full 
 length. Biasioli inc. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 ELIZABETH (PHILIPPINE M. H.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Line 
 engraving. 8vo. in Napoli, n.d. 
 
 Evuiorr (GENERAL G. A.—Governor of Gibraltar). Full length por- 
 trait in uniform. Copper engraving by Thornton after Hamilton. 
 Folio. . Circa 1790 
 
 ELLIoTtT (GENERAL G. A.). General Elliott haranguing his troops . 
 previous to the attack of the Gun Boats of Gibraltar, September 13, 
 1782. Copper engraving by Record after Metz. Folio. Circa 1790 
 
 ELuiorr (GENERAL G. A.). Full length portrait in uniform standing 
 beside cannon. Copper engraving, unsigned. Folio. Circa 1800 
 
 ELPHINSTONE (GEORGE KrrrH, Viscount—British admiral, sent to 
 New York in charge of convoy, served on shore at the reduction of 
 Charleston, etc.). D.S. 1 p. folio. On board the Foudroyant, Fort 
 Mahon, August 29, 1800. | 
 
 An interesting and important document, written on the ship on which 
 Keith refused Lord Nelson passage to Hngland, regarding the famous 
 French frigate Guillaume Tell, which was one of only two ships that 
 escaped in the famous battle of Aboukir Bay, Nelson in command, and 
 appointing Edward Tobin as lieutenant for the then captured vessel. 
 
 KLPHINSTONE (GEORGE KeitH). Portrait, half length in uniform. En- 
 graved by H. Meyer, drawn by J. Jackson, after G. Saunders. Stip-— 
 ple. Open letters. Folio. - London, 1812 
 
 EmertAu (Maurice J.—French admiral, commanded a ship at Abou- 
 
 kir,.where he was made a prisoner). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to, n.p., Feb. — 4 
 
 12, 1804. To Gen. Thevenard. 
 
 Informing the recipient that he (Emeriau) has arrived and requesting 
 him to announce his arrival to Moliny. 
 
 Emertau (Maurice J.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. . 
 
 8vo. Proof before letters. 
 
1583. 
 
 1584. 
 
 1585. 
 
 1586. 
 
 ADB, 
 
 1588. 
 
 1589. 
 1590. 
 1591. 
 1592. 
 
 1593. 
 
 1594. 
 
 1595. 
 
 Enno Lovis (Count Or Hast Friestanp). A.L.8. 2 pp. 8vo, in- 
 cluding addressed portion. The Hague, Sept. 9, 1644. To ‘“ Mon- 
 seigneur,” congratulating him upon his success. 
 
 ENGHIEN (Louis A. H. D’—French prince, fought against the Repub- 
 lic, shot in 1804, a deed which excited deep indignation against Bona- 
 parte). “loge funébre pronouncé par l’abbé Roger Curé de 
 Vincennes au Service Solennel celebré dans son eglise pour l’anni- 
 versaire le 21 Mars 1816 de S.A.S. Monseigneur le Duc D’Enghien 
 exhumé le méme jour.” A finely written Ms. of 9 pp. probably 
 written by the Abbé Roger and delivered by him. 4to. With por- 
 trait, full length in uniform. 
 
 ENGHIEN (outs A. H. D’). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Engraved 
 by A. Cardon, painted by V. Huet. Stipple. Open letters. Also 
 “Execution du duc d’Enghien.” Chauson sc. Gabriel del. To- 
 gether, 2 pieces. 
 
 Epfe (CHArtEs M. De L’—philanthropist and the first teacher of the 
 deaf and dumb). A piece of paper with “Vabbé de L’Epée instituteur 
 eratuit des sourds et muets” and the date “ Aoft 1783” in his 
 autograph. With portrait. 
 
 Erfe (CHartes M. De L’). Portrait, full length, in robes. Sasso ine. 
 Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 EPERNON (B. Dr Nocarer Dz La VALETTE, Duc D’—Colonel of the 
 French Infantry). U.S. to Monsieur de Mauconseil. 1 p. folio. 
 Cadillac, September, 1659. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Referring to the rebellion of the city of Bordeaux, announcing that he 
 is starting to quell it, and asking Mauconseil to join him for the service 
 of the king. . 
 
 EpremMenit (CHARLES Duvar D’). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzo- 
 tint by Levachez, military scene and biographical account in script 
 beneath. 8vo, on a small folio sheet. 
 
 EprGMGNIL (CHARLES Duvat D’). Another copy of the same. 
 
 Erasmus. Portrait, full bust in oval. T. Hollaway direxit, Holbein 
 pinxt. Line engraving. 4to. London, 1792 
 
 Erasmus. Portrait, half length. Houston fecit. Holbein pinxit. Mez- 
 zotint (cut close and mounted). 4to. 
 
 Erskine (Cuarnes—Cardinal, domestic prelate to Pope Pius VI.). 
 A.L.S. (in Italian). 1 p. folio, Rome, Aug. 27, 1803. 
 
 Erskine (CHArztes—Lord Justice). Portrait, full bust in oval. Jas. 
 McArdell fecit. Thos. Hudson pinxt. Mezzotint. Folio. Cut to 
 plate mark. [ London | 
 
 [Erskine (Cartes) ]. Portrait, full length in robes of office, entitled 
 
 “ Councellor Ego.—i. e., little i, myself i.” Stipple in brown. 8vo. 
 London, 1798 
 
1596. Erskine (THomas, Lorp—illustrious British orator and advocate, Lord | 
 Chancellor of England). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. [Capcoburg], Sept. 21, . 
 
 1814, referring to Lord Bathurst and matters in which he and a Mr. seg 
 
 Beazley are interested. : 
 
 1597. Espeterre (Grattan D’—Minister of France at Bologna). A.L.S. to 
 Count Beliardi, French Consul in Sinigaglia. 3 pp. 4to. eee ae 
 
 June 30, 1756. 
 An interesting letter announcing the capture of Fort St. Philippe ie 
 
 Marshal Richelieu. “ Admiral Bing and his Counter-Admiral, West, have ae 
 
 been recalled to London to be placed on trial. . .). The English 
 have seized eight Dutch vessels with a. cargo of salt. .7 sje ihe ines 
 has declared war upon England ae 
 
 1598. ESPELETTE (GRaATIAN D’). LS. 4 pp. 4to. Boulogne, Feb. 16, 1757, 
 stating that he has not heard that Cardinal de la Rochfoucaut i is to 
 visit Rome, that the attack against the king was planned in England, 
 and that both the Ministers of War and Navy have been exiled. 
 
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 1604. 
 
 1605. 
 
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 . Este—Francis III., Duke Or Moprna, commanded the Spanish 
 
 armies in Italy in the war of the Austrian succession. D.S. 1 p. 
 folio, Feb. 22, 1658. 
 
 . EstERHAZY De GALANTHA (PAuL ANTONY, Prince—Austrian Ambas- 
 
 sador to London). D.S. 3 pp. 4to. [London], Feb. 22, 1823. 
 
 Interesting statement by Esterhazy, sworn to before a Justice of the 
 Peace on date above noted, relative to an unprovoked assault made upon 
 him by one Bettera, and demands that said Bettera be restrained, as he 
 is likely to do him [Esterhazy] much bodily injury. 
 
 . Ercurnes. Four etchings, one signed by R. L. West (son of Benja- 
 
 min?), 1785; R. Westall fecit. 1790, and two others. Two with 
 margins cut away. 4to and 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 . HUROPEAN ViEws. Various cities, engraved by Grignion and.-others for 
 
 Barlow’s General History of Europe. Copperplates. 4to and oblong 
 4to. (5 pieces.) 
 
 EvurRopEAN Views, &c., including one of Alexandria, Egypt. Copper- 
 plates, &c. Various sizes. (10 pieces). Paris, &c. v.d. 
 
 Ewart (Wirtu1aM). Half length portrait. Engraved by W. Haw. 4to. 
 
 Open letter proof on India paper. Ewart procured the passage of an 
 act to establish Free Public Libraries. 
 
 Excrermans (R. J. I—eminent French general, made Marshal of 
 France about 1850). L.S. 2 pp. folio. Paris, Oct. 11, 1814. In- 
 forms “ Monseigneur ” that it might be wise, before proceeding to 
 organize the King’s Regiment, to reduce the number of horses esti- 
 mated for it, as there are always some men who do not require them. 
 
 With portrait. 
 
 Excenmans (R. J. 1.). ALS. 1p. 12mo. npnd. To M. Etienne, 
 extending an invitation to dinner. 
 
1607. 
 1608. 
 
 1609. 
 
 1610. 
 
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 1612. 
 
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 1614. 
 
 1615. 
 
 1616. 
 
 1617. 
 
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 Eyrres (J. B.—French geographer, and one of the founders of the Geo- 
 graphical Society of Paris). Two A.N.S. 1 page, 16mo. Paris, 
 September and November 9, 1842. 2 pieces. yi 
 
 Faspre Dre L’Acpr (Juan P.—French statesman, delivered address at | 
 
 the Coronation of Napoleon). L.S. 1 p. folio, Perpignan, Aug. ae 
 1793. Signed also by General J. B. Bonnet. With wax seal. 
 
 Faspricy (GABRIEL—French Dominican, bibliographer and arannetee ; 
 gist). A.L.S. 1 page and a half, folio. Rome, September 1, 1785. 
 
 Fain (A. J. F—French historian, and Napoleon’s secretary). L.S. 1 
 p. 4to. Cabinet du Roi, [Paris], Jan. 14, 1831. Informs M. Lafitte 
 that the king has recommended that certain favors be granted to a 
 person named, but adds that ‘‘ the king’s recommendations are never | 
 worth very much.” Forwarded to M. E. D. de Pasquier, Chancellor 
 of France, asking him to comply with request. 
 
 Fain .(A. J. FY) AGS 1 4t0n an March 21, 1931. States 
 that M. Paul has obtained a quartermaster’s position but would like 
 to be transferred to a regiment of chasseurs. 
 
 FARNESE (RANuccIO—1569-1622, DukE Or Parma, notorious for his 
 tyranny and cruelty). Sionature to the fragment of a document 
 according a delay in the payment of a certain amount of money. 
 Parma, January 5, 1596. Ina wrapper with notes in the handwriting 
 of Silvio Pellico. 2 pieces. 
 
 Favons-BoreLt (Lovis—a French Royalist and agent of Prussia). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo, including addressed portion. [Tiano (?) ], 
 July 22, 1822. Informs M. [***] that the Royal Court will sub- 
 scribe 500 francs for statue of General Pichegru, and that the writer 
 will endeavor to interest friends in London in the matter. With 
 portrait. 
 
 FaucHe-Boret (Louis). Portrait, half length, seated. Gravé par 
 Perrot fils. Peint par Autissier. Line engraving on India paper. 4to. 
 Also portraits of Moreau and Pichegru. After the accession of Na- 
 poleon, Fauche-Borel was engaged in several attempts to restore A Bour- 
 bons. 
 
 Fauconnet—French general of Brigade. Portrait, in costume, wearing 
 cocked hat, on horseback. Dessiné par Naudet. Line engraving, in 
 colors, probably colored by hand. 
 
 FAUNEAN (FE&Licte Dr—French sculptor, among her works are a 
 monument of Dante and a statute of Saint-Geneviéve). 2 A.L.S. 
 (1) Turin, April 20, 1822, (2) n.p. Jan. 5, 1823 (7). Both personal 
 letters. With wrapper containing writing by Pellico. 
 
 FENELON (Francois De SatiaNac). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mme. 
 De Cernel, Sergent del. Mezzotint in colors. 4to. (No. 35 of a 
 French work of portraiture). | 1790 
 
1619. 
 
 1626. 
 
 1627. 
 
 1628. 
 
 1618. 
 
 Frerpinanp III. Or Tuscany—brother of Francis II. of Germany. 
 Portrait, half length. F. Zucchi incid. Venetiis; also portraits of 
 Ferdinand VII., King of Spain, restored to power by Napoleon; 
 together with that of his queen. R. Cowper sculp. Stipple. London, 
 1811. ‘Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 FERDINAND IV.—Kine Or Napies—married Maria Carolina of Aus- 
 tria, daughter of Maria Theresa. Portraits of both, full length, the 
 king in military uniform. Line engraving. Unsigned, folio; also 
 full bust portrait of him. Sparrow sculp. [London, n.d.|. To- 
 gether, 2 pieces. 
 
 _ Ferprnanp V. np Isaprria—Patrons of Columbus. D.S., “ Yo-el-rey ” 
 
 and “ Yo-la-reyna,” 1 p. oblong 12mo. [ Madrid, 1493]. With por- 
 traits. 
 
 . FERDINAND VII.—Kine OF Sparn, restored to power by Napoleon. 
 
 D.S. 1 p. folio, Madrid, March 26, 1824. 
 
 . Ferpinanp VII. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gravado pr. C. M. T. . 
 
 Dren, 1813 (?). Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 . FERDINAND VII. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. R. Cosway 
 
 del. 4to. Milano (n.d.) 
 
 . Fereuson (Sir Ronatp C.—British general). Portrait, half length 
 
 in uniform. Mezzotint. Proof before all letters. Folio. 
 
 : FERINO- GE Ms B. —French General, fought under Desaix and Moreau. 
 
 Governor of Antwerp). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including the addressed 
 portion. Headquarters, Basle, le 22 Thermidor, VAn VIL. | Aug. 10, 
 1799|. Informs General Ney that there has been a delay in the 
 receipt of meat for his division and that he will be compelled to 
 advise the Commissary-General in that regard. Suggests that as he 
 has no funds to pay out for meat, the shippers may be aware of that 
 fact and for hae reason decline to forward. With 2 portraits, and 
 seal. 
 
 Ferino (P.M.B.). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. end To Gen. Gauttier. 
 
 Regarding the adjutant-commanders, and asking the recipient to keep 
 them in sight during the progress of some work. 
 
 Frrrart (Paoto—ltalian dramatic poet). A.l.S. to G. B. Aiazzi, 
 Censor of Tuscany. 2 pp. 8vo. Livorno, April 21, 1858. With en- 
 
 velope. 2 pieces. 
 Asking permission for the representation of his drama ‘“ Parini.” 
 
 Frscu (Josepu, Cardinal—half brother to the mother of Napoleon). 
 L.S. “Joseph, Archévéque de Lyon,” 1 p. 4to. Lyons, Dec. 9, 1802. 
 To the Prefect of the Department of the Rhone. 
 
 The writer, who very shortly afterwards was made cardinal, states 
 that he will consider the petition of the Mayor of the Commune, which 
 the prefect has sent to him. 
 
1629. Fescu (JosepH). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, Sept. 38, 1810. Informing 
 the recipient that the Empress has looked over the list of proposed = 
 members of a society, and stating that recipient is elected to mem- 
 bership. ! 
 
 1630. Fresco (JosePH). L.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, June 8, 1815. To the Chief 
 of Police. Written on Napoleon’s water-marked paper. 
 
 Two priests were arrested, one for indicating the way to Bethune, the 
 other for refusing to offer prayers for the Emperor. Fesch asks the chief, 
 owing to the troublous times, to suppress the matter as much as possible. 
 
 1631. FEscH (JOSEPH). Portrait, full bust in robes. Line engraving. Un- 
 signed. 4to. 3 | 
 
 1632. Feson (JosepH). Portrait, full bust in robes. Pourvoyeur sculp. — = 
 d’aprés le buste original de Canova. J.ine engraving. Open letters. 
 Svo. : Paris, n.d. 
 
 1633. FEuILLADE Dr La (Frangois—created Marshal of France by Louis 
 XIV). LS. 1p. folio. Paris, May 20, 1680. With portrait. 
 
 A military discharge for a soldier named Hifogeau, who had faithfully 
 served the king. : 
 
 1634. Fruqurbre (Isaac Dr Pas Marquis De—distinguished French soldier 
 and statesman, Viceroy of the French settlements in America, and 
 Ambassador to Sweden). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Stockholm, July 8, 1673 
 
 “Mons. de Gremonville having written to inform me that the Em- 
 peror was preparing to recommence his policy of last year with an army 
 considerably reinforced, I have requested the king of Sweden to send to 
 Germany the remainder of the troops . . .” A rare autograph and 
 a very interesting historical letter. : 
 
 1635. [FirzcharENcE—Son of William IV. and Mrs. Jordan]. A.LS. 
 2 pp. 12 mo, including addressed portion. Windsor Castle, Monday, 
 no year. States that he is unable to dine at the Catch Club, 
 
 1636. Frrz-JAMEs (CHAaRLES—Marshal of France, grandson of James II. of 
 England). L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Sept. 3, 1763. With portrait. 
 
 Written shortly before he left for Toulouse, where he had to make 
 negotiations by-«order of the King. . 
 
 1637. Fuanautr De La BILLaRDERIE (A. C. J. D—E—French general, aide-de- 
 camp to Napoleon in 1813). A.L.S. 2 pp. square 8vo. N.P., Oct. 
 15, no year.. T’o Count de Forbin, on personal matters. 
 
 1638. FiuuryY (ANDRE H. De—Cardinal and eminent French statesman). 
 Portrait, full bust in oval. Jones fecit. Stipple. 8vo. 
 [ London], 1798 
 
 1639. Fiunury (ANpré H. De). Portrait, full bust in oval. Gravé par G. Roy, 
 peint par Antreau. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 1640. FontaIne (Prerre F. Ii.—architect). Portrait, three-quarter length 
 standing. Gravé par Pannier, peint par Court. Line engraving, 4to , 
 and another of the same. 2 pieces. 
 
1641. 
 
 1642. 
 
 1643. 
 1644. 
 1645. 
 1646. 
 1647. 
 
 1648. 
 
 1649. 
 
 Fontanes (Louis, ComrE DEe—French statesman, delivered a cele- 
 brated oration upon Washington). L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including ad- 
 dressed portion. April 11, 1749. States that he will pay a bill he 
 owes. 
 
 Fontanes (Louis, Comrz Dr). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. np. Oct. 10, 1810. 
 
 A letter of congratulation to M. Ornout upon his election to the faculty 
 of the University of Lyon. 
 
 FonTanes (Lovis Comte Dz). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. np. Dec. 22,ny. A 
 personal letter to Count Morbois regarding an appointment. 
 
 Fontanes (Louis Comrs De). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. [Paris], March 15, 
 no year. Advises his friend that he will help him with the diction- 
 ary, and asks him to send the last sheets of it the latter part of April, 
 &e. With portrait. 
 
 FontTanes (Louis Comrs Dz). Portraits, (1), full length, Rivelanti 
 se. Demarchi dis. Stipple; (2) full bust. Lithograph. Together, 
 2 pieces. 8vo. 
 
 ForRBIN (Le CuevALiIER Dre—the son of Claude Forbin, celebrated 
 French.naval officer) [?]. D.S. 1 p. 4to. Louvain, July 8, 1746, 
 signed also by Costebelle, Delafargue, Battine and several others. 
 
 Forry (fire F’.—Marshal of France, captured the city of Mexico, 
 1863). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. Paris, August 28, 1851. Asking for his 
 salary as he wishes to take a trip. With portrait. 
 
 Foucnst (JosepH, Duc D’OTraAntE—Chief of Police of Paris). LS. 
 eyppaeto, Paris, le 13 Fructidor, VAn VII [Aug. 31, 1799]. Re- 
 quests the Minister of War to grant rations of food to the gendar- 
 merie instead of the sum of money generally apportioned. Also, 
 signature of Fouché to portion of letter. With portrait. 
 
 FoucHE (JosprH, Duc D’Orrantr). LS. 1 p. 4to. Paris, 1800. 
 From the Minister of Police to the Minister of War. With portrait, 
 full length, open letters. 
 
 Regarding the freeing of St. Martin, and placing the responsibility upon 
 Gen. Liebers. 
 
 . FoucHt (JosepuH, Duc D’OTrANTE). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Velyn f. Mlle. De Noireterre del. Stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Foucueé (JosrepuH, Duc D’OrTrantTe). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . Foucusé (Josep, Duc D’OrrANTE). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Stipple. Unsigned. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . FoucHé anp Lomparp. Duplicate D.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, le 8 Floreal, 
 
 VPAn 8 [April 27, 1800]. To the Prefect of the Dept. of the North, 
 informing him that one, M. J. [Lussigny] is now entitled to political 
 rights, &c. Signed by Fouché, Minister of Police (probably with his 
 stamp), and Lombard, Secretary-General. 
 
1656. 
 
 1657. 
 
 1658. 
 
 1659. 
 
 1660. 
 
 1661. 
 
 1662. 
 
 1663. 
 
 1664. 
 
 1665. 
 
 1666. 
 
 1667. 
 
 . Foucuf, Massena, Kier, and others. Portraits, mainly in uniform. 
 
 8vo, and 12mo, no duplicates, 20 pieces. 
 
 . Rouguet (CHartes L. A., Duc DE Brtie-Iste—Marshal of prancena 
 
 L.S. 2 pp. 8vo. Marbres, July 2%, 1757. Asks the Marquis he. 
 
 Marigny to permit M. Contestabile to order 70 feet of marble. Cees 4 
 
 Fouqurt (CHaArtes L. A., Duc De Betuz-IstzE). LS. 2 pp. 4to. 
 
 Versailles, April 5, 1759. Ve 
 
 Written to M. Le Berthen, telling him that he will have his request 
 granted. ; 
 
 Fouqust (CHarues L. A., Duc DE Betiz-Istz). D.S. 1p. 4t0. April 
 30, 1821. ao ae Bagen. 
 
 Fougurr (Cuarzes L. A., Duc De Betrs-Istz). Portrait, full bust in a 
 
 oval in uniform. Line ene rgae Vin. Vangelisty fecit, 1775. 
 Small 4to. | 
 
 Fouquier-TAINVILLE (ANTOINE Q.) Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzo- 
 
 tint by Levachez, trial scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 
 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 Fourier (JEAN B. J.—author of the Introduction to the work on 
 Egypt, published by Napoleon). D.S. 2 pp. folio, Oct. 18, 1805. — 
 
 Fournter De La ContamIne (Martz N.—chaplain to Napoleon, and : 
 Bishop of Montpellier). A.L.S., 1 p. 4to. [Paris], Sept. 12, 1825, 
 regretting his inability to dine with a certain French general. 
 
 Fox (CHARLES JAMES—celebrated English Secty. of State for Foreign 
 Affairs). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. St. James, Oct. 11, 1783. To the House 
 of Lords. 
 
 “As The Lord Chamberlain of His Majesty’s Household informs me 
 that there remains no money in his office . . . cause the sum of 
 two thousand pounds to be lodged with him,” ete. 
 
 Fox (CHarLes JAMES). Portrait, half legth in oval. Engraved by 
 Wm. Lane after Sir Joshua Reynolds. Stipple. 4to. London, 1793 
 
 Fox (CHARLES JAMES). Portrait, bust after Nollekens. Engraved by 
 H. Meyer after Uwins. Stipple. Proof in open letters. 4to. : 
 : London, 1806 
 
 Fox (CHAries JAMES). Portrait, full bust. Engraved by H. Meyer, 
 drawn by J. Jackson, after Sir. J. Reynolds. Stipple. 4to. 
 London, 1812 
 
 Fox (CHartrs James). Portrait, half length standing, right hand on 
 document. Engraved by John Jones after Sir Joshua Reynolds. 
 ‘Mezzotint. Folio, with margins. Brilliant impression. London, 1819 
 
 Fox (CHartes JAMES). Portrait, full bust from a statue, by Nolle- 
 kens. Engraved by T. Gaugain. Stipple. Folio (creased across the 
 middle and stained). [ London] 
 
1668. 
 
 1669. 
 o> 1670. 
 
 1671. 
 1672. 
 1673. 
 1674. 
 
 1675. 
 1676. 
 
 1677. 
 
 1678. 
 1679. 
 1680. 
 1681. 
 
 1682. 
 
 Fox (CHARLES JAMES). Portraits, (1), full length, G. A. Sasso ine. 
 G. B. Bosio dis. (2), full bust. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. To-, 
 gether, 2 pieces. 
 
 Foy (MAXxIMILIAN 8S. 
 Moreau, Member of the cian e be: Deputies). I L.S. 4 pp. small 
 Ato. Paris, Aug. 3, 1808. Informs Marshal Delorme that he is on’ 
 neither side in the case In question, and desires to hear no more of 
 the matter. With portrait. 
 
 Poy (Maximiniwn 8.). “A.U.8.. 1 p. folio, Paris, Oct. 22, 1816. To 
 Count Corvetto, Minister of Finance. 
 
 A request on behalf of his brother, whose pension had been withdrawn, 
 and who for no apparent reason had been dismissed from the position 
 of Inspector of Post-Offices. 
 
 Foy (Maximiitan 8.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple, un- 
 signed. 4to. 
 
 Foy (Maximirtan 8.). Portrait, half length in uniform. Stipple, 
 Unsigned. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Foy (Maxrinian S.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. Un- 
 signed. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Francis J., Emprror Or AusrridA. LS. (in Italian), 2 pp. 4to. 
 Vienna, Sept. 30, 1814. To Count Magawly relative to the Bourbon 
 family, ete. 
 
 Francis I., Kine Or France. LS. I p- folio. With portrait. 
 
 Francis L., Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval. Le Coeur 
 sculpt. Des Rais del. Mezzotint. 8vo. 
 
 FRANCIS I., Kina Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval. Gravé par 
 N. Ransonnette. Line engraving (mounted). 4to. 
 
 Francis I, (EmMpEror Or Germany, founder of the house of Hapsburg- 
 Lorraine). L.S. 1 p. 4to. July 31, 1758. Advises his consin to 
 have the army ready oe action in case Saxony is attacked. With 
 portrait. 
 
 Franois I., Kine OF THE Two Sicttrs. U.S. “ Francesco,” 1 p. 
 4to. Naples, Nov. 23, 1824. ‘To Guiseppe Coppette. 
 
 Francis I., Kine OF THE Two Siciures. Portrait, full length in uni- 
 form, seated. Leroux sculp. N. Dun pinxt. Line engraving. 4to. 
 Embossed stamp, a crowned “ N ” in lower right hand corner. 
 
 FRANCIS I., Emperor Or Austria. Portrait, half length in uniform. 
 Stipple. Joh. Ziterer pinxt. 4to. In colors, probably colored by 
 hand. 
 
 Francis IJ., Emperor Or Germany. “The Emperor of Germany, 
 reviewing “his troops attended by his general officers” | which in- 
 cludes Gideon B. von Loudon, Andreas Haddik, and others]. Line 
 engraving.. 4to. (margins cut away, and creased: across middle). 
 Ato. London, 1780 
 
1683. 
 
 1684. 
 
 1685. 
 
 1686. 
 
 1687. 
 
 1688. 
 
 1689, 
 
 1690. 
 
 1691. 
 
 1692. 
 
 1693. 
 
 1694. 
 
 1695. 
 
 Francis I]., Emperor OF GERMANY. Portrait, full bust engraved by 
 F. C. Lewis after Sir Thomas Lawrence. 4to. India paper. 
 see - London, 1836 
 
 Francis II., EMPEROR OF GERMANY. Portrait, full bust in oval. En- 
 graved by Pagni. Line engraving. 4to. » ) " Pirenzeyaaa 
 
 Francis II., EMprror OF GERMANY. ‘Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Folio. In colors. London, 1815 
 
 Francis II., Emperor OF GERMANY. Portrait. Another copy of the 
 preceding, printed on paper of a slightly different tone, also in colors, 
 differing slightly from the preceding. 
 
 Franois IJ., Empperor OF GERMANY. Portrait, on horseback, with 
 Maria Theresa and many others, 4to, also half length portrait. To- 
 gether 2 pieces. 
 
 Frangois DE NeurcHAtTeEAu (NicoLas L.—French statesman and poet, 
 favored the Revolution, member of the Directory). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Seltz, June 18, 1798. To M. Bottin. 
 
 Written shortly before he became Minister of the Interior (which was 
 in July of 1798), saying that the reports about Gibraltar and ve break- 
 ing off of certain negotiations are false, ete. 
 
 Francois Dr Nevrcuitrau (Niconas L.). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, 
 May 22, 1807. As president of the Société d’Agriculture, &c. re- 
 quests the Prefect of the Dept. of the Rhone to forward a package to 
 M. Chancey. With leaf of address of another letter, wax seal (split). 
 (2 pieces). 
 
 Francois DE NreurcHATEeau (Nicontas L.). Portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. Velyn [sc.]. Mme. De Nore Ferre del., 1814. Stipple. 
 Svo. : 
 
 Francois DE NeurcHateau (Niconas L.). Portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. De Noire del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 FRANKFORT. Colored view. Folio. London, 1815 
 
 [FrankLIn (BeNgAmIN).] A South East View of Christ’s Church. 
 | Philadelphia, Franklin’s burial place.] 8vo. [From the Colum- 
 bian Mag., 1787. ] 
 
 FREDERICK AuGcustus I., [Kine Or SAaxony—ally of Napoleon]. Por- 
 trait, full bust in uniform. Renard sc. Guibert pinxt. Stipple. 
 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 FREDERICK WiLLIAM JI.—(Kine Or PrussrtA—surnamed the Great). 
 L.S. 1p. 4to. Potsdam, July 16, 1774. To Baron de Storst, Min- 
 ister of State, regretting his ilIness and stating that he will grant 
 his request upon the writer’s return from Silesia. With portrait 
 engraved by H. Marais after A. Graf 
 
1696. 
 
 1697. 
 
 1698. 
 
 1703. 
 
 1709. 
 
 1710. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM IIJ., Kine Or Prussia. L.S. 1p. 4to. Prymont, 
 July 19,1797. To Comtesse de Lameth, regretting the position her- 
 self and family are in, and setting aside a sum of money for her use. 
 (One corner repaired.) With portrait. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM III., Kina Or Prussra. D.S. 1 p. folio. Pots- 
 dam, Oct. 17, 1810. 
 
 FREDERICK WILLIAM III., Kina Or Prussia. L.S. 1 p. 4to. Berlin, 
 April 1, 1833, also a 1 p. 4to ms. account of the king written in a 
 contemporary hand. 2 pieces. 
 
 . FREDERICK WILLIAM III., Kina Or PrussrA. Portrait, full length in 
 
 uniform. Drawn by W. Heath. In colors. Folio. London, 1814 
 
 . Freperick WILLIAM IIl., Kine Or Prussia. Portrait, full bust in 
 
 uniform. H. Meyer, sculpt. F. Bolt del. Berlin. Line and stip- 
 ple. 4to. Open letters. 4to. London, 1814 
 
 . FREDERICK WiLiIAM IIJ., Kine Or Prussia. Portrait, full bust in 
 
 oval. Stipple. 4to. [London], 1815 
 
 . Freperick WriiiraM III., Kine Or ‘Prussia. Portrait, full bust in 
 
 uniform. R. Houston fecit. A. Pesne pinxt. Mezzotint. 8vo. 
 London, Bowles 
 
 FREDERICK WiiirAMmM IJII., Kina Or Prussta. Portrait, “ Frederico 
 Guglielmo III, Re di Prussia,” full bust in uniform. Stipple. Un- 
 signed. Ato. Milan, n.d. 
 
 . FREDERICK WILLIAM III., King Or Prusssta. Portrait, futl bust in 
 
 uniform. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 . FREDERICK WILLIAM IIJ., King OF Prussia. — Portrait, full bust in 
 
 uniform. In colors. S8vo. 
 
 . FREDERICK WiLLIAM III., Kine Or Prussta. “ Ingresso delle Potenze 
 
 Alleate in Parigi,” containing portraits of Frederick William III., 
 also Alexander I., Emperor of Russia, numerous soldiers, etc. L. 
 Cunego, inc. A.D.D. inv. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 . Frepertck WittraM III., Kine Or Prussia. Portrait [as a boy], full 
 
 length in uniform. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 . Freperick Wituram III., Kine Or Prussra. Portrait, in uniform, 
 
 on horseback. Canton del. et sculp. 4to. In colors. 
 London, 1815 
 
 FREDERICK WrLurAm III., Kina Or PrusstA. Portrait, full length in 
 uniform, standing beside cannon, tents in background. P. Hass, 
 sculpt. A Pollau del. Stipple, cut close and mounted and slight 
 repairs. Small folio. 
 
 FrepericK WitLiAm IIJ., Kine Or Prussra. Portrait, full length in 
 uniform, standing beside cannon. P. Haas sculp. Berlin. A. Pollau 
 del. Stipple. Small folio. 
 
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 L714. 
 
 1715. 
 
 1716. 
 
 1719; 
 
 1720. 
 
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 FrepDerRIcK WiLtrAm III., Kine Or Prussia. Portrait, together with — : 
 
 that of Louisa Auguste Wilhelmine, his queen. Martignac sculp. 
 F. Mendez del. Stipple. | 8v0. a ck 
 
 . FREDERICK, WILLIAM IV., KING Or Prussia. L.. a 1 p. 410; Perley a 
 
 April 6, 1840. 
 
 . FREDERICK CHARLES, PRINCE OF PRussIA4, nephew of Wile He Por- | 
 trait, full bust in uniform. Line engraving. Unsigned. In ecol- 
 
 ors. Svo. 
 
 FREDERICK, JOSEPH, LuDEWIG, C. A., Hereditary Prince of Hesse Hom- 
 burg. Portrait, full bust in uniform. H. Meyer sculp., W. H. 
 
 Watts pinxt. Stipple. Proof on India paper. 4to, London, 1818 — Ss 
 
 Freemasonry. D.S. by Tesson, Marochetti, Van-Hshecy, P. A. Le 
 Roux, Simon, Detouy and several others. 1 p. large folio, on vellum, 
 with numerous symbols on margins. Paris, July 29, 1813, certifying 
 that Joseph F. Bourdeil is now a member of the R: ATT, 3rd grade. 
 
 FRENCH AmpBassapors, &c. [Rayneval (A. G., Comte de—Ambassador 
 to Rome).| Letter, unsigned, but said to be in his autograph, 4 pp. 
 folio n.p.n.d. ; Osmond (R. E. D’—Ambassador to England). Signa- 
 ture, and 3 lines in his autograph on a report. 1 p. folio. Grenoble, 
 Noy. 4, 1793 (folded) ; Turgot (i. F. E. de—Ambassador to Spain). 
 AN Sse 24mo. n. p-n.d.; Lefébre (A.E.—diplomatist). A.IL.S. 
 4 pp. Ato. Paris, May 2, 1833. Together, 4 pieces. | 
 
 7. Frencu Army. -Général de Division. Comdant. de la Légion d’Hon- 
 
 neur. Gravé par Levachez, dessiné par H. Vernet. Folio. 
 
 . FRENCH Caricature. ‘ Mal lui veut mal lui tourne dit le Bon Homme > 
 
 Richard.” Line. Unsigned. Oblong 4to. With mat. 
 
 Upon the decline of Great Britain’s commerce, which latter is repre- 
 sented by a cow, with an American sawing off her horns, a Dutchman 
 milking her, with Spain and France nearby and requesting some of the 
 milk, the British lion asleep on the left with an Englishman alongside 
 bewailing the fact that his country is fast losing her commercial 
 supremacy and wondering why she does not awake, &c. 
 
 FrencH CARICATURES. Three, one entitled “ The French Flight,” other 
 two proofs before all letters. Line and stipple. Small folio and 4to. 
 (3 pieces). : ' 
 
 FRENCH Cotonies. “ Le débarquement des Francois, pour lestablise- 
 ment de la nouvelle colonie, dans le port de la nouvelle Cayenne ou la 
 France Equinoxialle.’ Dutch line engraving, in colors. 4to. 1762 
 
 . FRENCH CoLoNtes IN America. A Certificate issued by the settlers 
 
 of St. Domingo to the effect that the properties, incomes, ete. of 
 the colony had never been taxed 20 per cent. Signed by Belloc de 
 Marais, Labattu, Barré de Saint Venant, Charrier, ete. 1 page 
 small 4to. Paris, May 18, 1790 
 
L722. 
 
 1723, 
 
 1726. 
 
 1727. 
 
 1730. 
 
 . FRENCH POLITICAL WRITERS, &c. Bernard (L.R.D. 
 
 FreNcH CoLoNigs IN AmMeriIcA. The Representatives of the People of 
 St. Domingo ask the delivery of 21 pounds of coffee, etc., from the 
 stores of the Republic in Brest. Signed by Vardon, Giraud, Chéril- 
 lard, etc. With the seal of the representatives of the People. 1 page 
 folio. ri Year III [1795] 
 
 FRENCH COLONIES IN AMERICA. Southonax (Léger-Félicité), French 
 political agent, and one of the three commissaries sent by the Direc- 
 toire to St. Domingo. L.S. to the Secretary of the Navy and Colo- 
 nies, recommending Vidalot, a merchant of St. Domingo. 2 pp. 4to. 
 
 Paris, Year VI [1798] 
 
 . Frencu Eneravines. “ Das Billiard.” Mezzotint; Galerie d’Orléans, 
 
 Mezzotint, and others. 4to. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 . FRENcH FLEET. Die Seeschlacht, nach dem beriihmten West’schen 
 
 -Gemalde der Schlacht yon La Hogue. Line engraving, after Woollett 
 engr., by G. Dobler. Large folio, cut close. 
 
 FRENCH JourNALIsts, &c. Bertin (l.M.A.—founder of the “ Journal 
 des Débats”). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. n.p.n.d.; Lévesque de la Ravaliére 
 (P. A.—French littérateur). A.L.S. 3 pp. 4to, including addressed 
 portion. Paris, May 7, 1761; Lally-Tolendal (T. Ae Marquis de— 
 orator and writer). Signature at end of letter. 1 p. oblong 24mo. 
 Paris, Feb--14,-.1816 ; ‘Laya (Jean L.—dramatist). Abo p: 
 12mo. Paris, June Lp 1798. 4 pieces. 
 
 FrencH Lirrérateurs. Radonvilliers (C. F. L., Abbé). A.L.S. 2 p 
 small 4to. Versailles, May 6, 1768; Savignac (A. E. C. D. de). 
 A.L.S. 1 p.. oblong 12mo. July 8, “1842: Moleon (J. C. V. de.) 
 Pols. 2pp- 12mo, including addressed portion. iy aie ue Dallier- 
 Pleurizelle (Charles). ALLS. 1 p. 4to.- Paris, Sept. 7 , 1787. a 
 pieces. 
 
 . Frenonw Lortrery Ticker in favor of the Poor. Signed Melin. 1741. 
 
 writer). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. Paris, Jan. 7, 18425 aaa (aa 
 A.—political writer). A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo. n. p-, circa 1800; Paulin 
 ( Victor—legal writer). A.L.S., 2 pp. 8vo, including addressed por- 
 tion. Paris, Aug. 25, 1842; Biedermann (F. K.—German publicist 
 and professor of Law at Leipsic). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, Mar. 15, 
 1842; Scrofani (Xavier—lItalian historian and economist). A.L.S. 
 2 pp. 24mo, including addressed portion. n.p.u.d. 5 pieces. 
 
 FRENCH PostaL Service. D.S. by De Nilebrun. 1 p. folio. Oct. 20, 
 1790. 
 One of the orders issued to the postmasters between Paris and Calais 
 regarding horses. 
 
JWgsu b 
 
 1732. 
 
 1733. 
 
 1734. 
 
 1735. 
 
 1736. 
 
 1737. 
 1738. 
 1739. 
 
 1740. 
 
 1741. 
 
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 FrencH ProresstonaL Men. Perronet (Jean R., bridge-engineer). 
 A.L.S. 3 pp. square 8vo. Paris, April 20, 1770; Decaisne (Joseph— 
 botanist and horticulturist). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, April 2,1830; 
 Gail (Jean B.—French Hellenist, keeper of Greek and Latin manu- 
 scripts in Royal Library). A.L.S. 1 p. square 8vo. [Paris] n.d.; 
 Delaroche (Hippolyte, called Paul, painter). A.L.S. 4 pp. 4to, in- 
 cluding addressed portion. [Paris], May, 1807. 4 pieces. 
 
 FreNcH ReEvotution. D.S. by eleven Officers of the Revolutionary 
 Army, including Chevalier, Branche, Charpentier, and Badin Shen- 
 ton. 1p. 4to. Camp of Hornbache, June 10, 1793. With seal. ” 
 
 Frenctt Revorvrron. A.L.S. of Sophie Gravier, n.p. 1 p. 12mo. 
 
 Nov. 2, 1794, regarding the release of prisoners. Also, a 4 pp. folio — 
 manuscript, unsigned, relative to the daughters of M. Gravier (in- 
 cluding Sophie as above), who were imprisoned on false charges by 
 the agents of Robespierre. | 
 
 FreNcH Revotution. “la Machine Infernale.” Gravé par Poll; yy 
 
 “ Scene in the Garden of the Thuilleries, 12th of July 1789.” 'To- 
 gether, 2 pieces. 4to. Re ky 
 
 FreNcH Revotution. “Le Contraste, 1793.” Liberté Francaise. 
 Liberté Angloise. 2 medallions; (1) showing France as a Fury, 
 snakes as hair, holding in one hand a trident on which is the decapi- 
 tated head of Liberty, &c.; (2) showing Britannia peacefully seated, 
 with sleeping lion at feet, scales in one hand, Magna Charta in the 
 other, &. Line. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 FrencH Revoutution. A full length male figure, holding a flag on 
 which is “ La Liberté ou la Mort,” plate entitled “Le Porte drapeau 
 de la féte civique.” Gravé par Copia, peint par Boyli. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 7 Paris, [ca. 1793] 
 
 Frencu Revotution. Full length figure “La Liberté.”  Pointeau 
 sculp., Vellemain del. Stipple. Folio, cut close. Paris, [ca. 1795] 
 
 FrencH Revoxtution. Full length figure “ Egalité,” holding in her 
 hand “ Déclaration des droits de Phomme et du citoyen.” Villeneuve 
 graveur. Mezzotint. Folio, cut close. Paris, [ca. 1795 | 
 
 Frencw Revoturion. Tableau Général de la Révolution Francaise. 
 Outline engraving. Normand sculpt. Lafitte del. Folio. 1802. 
 
 Frencw Revowtution. View of the “ Montagne du Lion.” Curious 
 lithograph in colors of the emblem of the “ Party of the Mountain ” 
 of the French Revolution. V. Lignian del. Lith. des F. Williaume. 
 Oblong 12mo. 
 
 FRENCH Revo.tution. A series of Dutch engravings (73) illustrating 
 incidents in the Revolution. 8vo. Interesting collection. 
 
1742. 
 
 1743. 
 1144, 
 1m, 
 1746. 
 
 1747. 
 1748. 
 
 1749. 
 1750. 
 
 1751. 
 1752, 
 
 1753. 
 
 1754. 
 
 1755. 
 
 1756. 
 
 FRENCH STATESMEN, &c. Castelbajac (Marie B., Vicomte de—promi- 
 nent in politics after the fall of Bonaparte). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Luné- 
 ville, Oct. 6, 1819: Montlivault (Casimir M. G., Comte de—States- 
 man). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed portion. Caen, Noy. 
 6, 1815. To Comte de Lescaréne; Clermont-Tonnerre (A. M. G., 
 Due de—Minister of War). Signature on slip; Cadet-Gassicourt 
 C. L. F.—pharmacist, lawyer, author, &c.). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo, and 
 prescription in his autograph. 1 p. 8vo. Paris, [Nov.] 22, 1843. 
 5 pieces. 
 
 Frencu Views. Vue de la Tour St. Geneviéve et du Panthéon. Col- 
 ored lithograph, after Arnout. Folio. 
 
 French Views. Chambre des Députés. Colored lithographs, after 
 Arnout. Folio. 
 
 FRENCH Views. Vue du Palais des Tuileries. Colored lithograph, 
 after Arnout. Folio. 
 
 FRENCH Views. Arc de Triomphe de l’Etoile. Colored lithograph, 
 after Arnout. Folio (slightly soiled). 
 
 FRENCH Views. Dome des Invalides. Colored lithograph, after Ar- 
 nout. Folio. 
 
 FRENCH Views. Vue du Jardin du Palais Royal. Colored lithograph, 
 after Arnout. Folio. 
 
 FrencH Virws. Vue de la Colonnade du Louvre. Colored lithograph, 
 after Arnout. Folio. 
 
 Frencu Views. Boulevard des Italiens. Colored lithograph, after 
 Arnout. Folio. . 
 
 FreNcH Virws. Vue du Chateau de Versailles. Colored lithograph, 
 after Arnout. Folio. 
 
 FRENCH Views. Vue Générale de la Place de la Concorde. Colored 
 lithograph, after Arnout. T[olio. 
 
 FRENCH Views. Vue du Pont Neuf. Colored lithograph, after Arnout. 
 Folio. | 
 
 FRESSINET (PHILIiBERT—French general). A.L.S. 4 pp. 4to, includ- 
 ing addressed portion. Naples, March 3, 1806. To his friend 
 Amédée on personal matters. 
 
 FRESSINET (PuHitipert). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Peint 
 @aprés nature a Rome par D. C. Stipple. 8vo, with margins. 
 
 FrRETEAU Dr Saint-Just (EmMANurEL M. M. P.—French lawyer). 
 Portrait, full bust in oval. F. Bonneville del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 Parig 21? ds 
 
ape 
 
 1758. 
 
 Liao: 
 1760. 
 
 1761. 
 
 1762. 
 
 1765. 
 
 _ Freyrac (Frsup Marsuan). A.D.S. 1 p. 8vo. Grenoble, Sept., 
 
 1796. Signed also by the commissioner of war, Nicolas. With por-_ é 
 trait, full bust in oval, eng. by Orme. Stipple. a 
 
 Receipt for a quantity of stores. 
 
 Friavut (Louis, General). A.L.S. 1p: 4to. Paris, Jan. 18,1815, To a 
 M. Mauret, inspector of forests. With portrait, full bust in uni- — 
 form. Litho. 
 
 Having been authorized to open his father’s mail, he ates fhige his 
 father has departed for Metz. 
 
 FRIEDRICH HEINRICH Lupwic—Prussian prince, brother of Frederick 
 the Great. Portrait, full length in uniform. MRados inc. L. Firer 
 dip. G. B. Bosio dis. Stipple. -4to. : 
 
 Gack (CHARLES AuGuSTE Dre Maticnon, ComTE Dr, 1646-1729—Mar- 4 
 
 shal of France; distinguished himself at the siege of Mons and 
 Namur). A.D.S. 1 p. folio. Sedan, March 28, 1693. 
 
 Gait (JEAN Baprisre—French Hellenist and a member of the Insti-— 
 tute, 1755-1829). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. ‘ June 28, 1828 
 
 Asking for a copy of the work of iS son (Jean Francois), also a well 
 known Hellenist. ; 
 
 GAINsRoROVGH (THoMAS). Original drawing tt sepia and pencil of | 
 an English pastoral scene, said to be the work of Thomas Gainsbor- 
 ough. 4to. Unsigned. 
 
 3. GALEN (C.—celebrated Greek medical writer). Portrait, Mezzotint. 
 
 Ato eut close. _ [London, Bowles] 
 
 . GALL (Franz JosepH—celebrated German physician and the founder 
 
 of the system of phrenology). Autograph signed. Paris, May 12, 
 1826. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 GALLErTI (Pirrro Lutei—lItalian monk and well-known antiquary, 
 1724-90). A.L.8. To Antonio Francesco Gori, also well-known 
 Itahan antiquary. 2 pp. 4to. Rome, October: 5, 1748 
 
 Speaking about several ancient objects acquired by him and asking 
 Gori for two copies of one of his pamphlets. 
 
 . GAMBIER (JAMES—English admiral, served in the American war at the 
 
 capture of Charleston, ete.). Portrait, half length, in uniform. En- 
 graved by G. Bartolozzi, drawn by W. Evans after Sir Wm. Beechey. 
 Stipple. 4to. London, 1810 
 
 . GAMBIER (JAMES). Portrait; Johann W. Goethe, Portrait; -William 
 
 Hazlitt, portrait (etching) ; Danzil Hollis—English politician. Por- 
 trait by Masson (all margins cut away); Georg Burcard Loeffel- 
 holz, portrait; Homer, portrait from a sculpture; Ibrahim Bey— 
 Mameluke chief, Portrait; and another, probably Isabella of Castile 
 (margins cut away). Folio and 8vo. Together, 8 pieces. 
 
1768. 
 
 1769. 
 
 1770. 
 
 1% 1. 
 
 1772, 
 
 1773. 
 
 1774. 
 
 1775. 
 
 Lrro. 
 
 . GASPARIN (ADRIEN E. PIERR 
 
 GANTEAUME (Honoré J.—French Naval officer, served in the American 
 war, escorted Bonaparte from Egypt to France in 1799). L.S. 1 p. 
 folio on board the vessel “ Majestueux ” on way to Toulon, Feb. 14, 
 1810. With portrait. 
 
 Regarding the death of Capt. Descorcher, which he had heard of be- 
 fore, and saying that he was an officer esteemed by all, ete. 
 
 GANTEAUME (Honoré J.). L.S. 2 pp. folio. Toulon, March 7, 1814. 
 To Count Daru, of the war department, regarding the transfer of 
 wagons and supplies. 
 
 GaratT (DoMINIQUE JosEPH—French revolutionist, succeeded Danton 
 as Minister of Justice, notified Louis XVI. that the Convention had 
 sentenced him to death). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, October 10, 
 1802. . To Lefebvre & Séracerés of the senate, a request for a position 
 for M. Brillet. With portrait. 
 
 GARDANE (GAsPARD ANDRE—general, Ambassador to Persia, 1807). 
 A.L.S. «2 pp. folio. Teheran, Oct. 12, 1808. To Cardinal Fesch. 
 
 A most interesting letter, written during the writer’s embassy to 
 Persia, in which he deSires the recall of a missionary, Léopold Sébas- 
 tiani, who is devoted entirely to the English cause. 
 
 GARDINER, Mr. West-South-West view of Christ’s Church, Gardiner, 
 Me. A. J. Davis del. on stone from F. Farber, 4to. Boston, n.d. 
 
 GARDNER (Sir AtAN—British admiral, joined Lord Howe in 1778 on 
 the coast of N. America). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 3B. Read- 
 _ ing, sculp., T. Clarke, pinxt. Line engraving. 4to. London, 1799 
 
 GARNIER (JEAN—member of the Council of 500, exiled in 1815 and 
 came to America, was drowned in the “Ohio,” 1820). L.S. 3 pp. 
 folio. np.u.d. (circa, 1798) 
 
 GARNIER-Pacis (ETIENNE J. L.—French political orator and repub- 
 lican). 1801-41. A.L.S. to M. Rousset. 1 p.4to. Paris, July 23, 
 1834. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 In reference to the great success wihlich may be attained with the 
 “Journal du Peuple.” 
 
 GARRAN Dr Couton (JEAN P.—member of the convention voted for 
 the death of Louis XVI.). D.E. 2 pp. folio. Paris, Jan. 14, 1796. 
 Signed also by Merlin de Douai, eminent French statesman and jurist. 
 
 7. GARRAN Dr Couton (JEAN P.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Saraoz 
 
 sculp. Bonneville del. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Gaskin (Rev. Georce). Portrait engraved by S. W. Reynolds after 
 
 W. Owen. Mezzotint. 4to (creased in places). London, 1820 
 French Minister). D.S. 1 p. 
 
 folio. May 20, 1839. 
 
 . GAssENDI (JEAN J. B.—French general). L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, 
 
 Oct. 31, 1812. To M. Cambry. 
 
 Eeperda the replacing of M. Trevor as adjutant major at La Rochelle. 
 
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 1782. 
 
 1783. 
 
 1784. 
 
 1785. 
 
 1786. 
 
 1787. 
 
 1788. 
 
 1789. 
 1790. 
 1791. 
 1792. 
 
 1793. 
 
 GaupIN (Martin M., Duc De Garra—Minister of Finance to Napo- 
 leon, gov. of the Bank of France). L.S. 1p.folio. Paris, July 12, 
 1810. To Baron Monnies, secty. of the Emperor’s cabinet. 
 
 Requesting the return of MSS. relative to the disposal of finances decreed 
 by the Emperor, which were among some papers at the meeting of the 
 council Jan. 22, 1810. 
 
 GauDIN (Martin M., Duc Dre Gazra). L.S. 1p. folio. Paris, April 
 24,1815. To (Joseph Fouché), Duke of Otranto, as Chief of Police. 
 Regarding the transfer of officers, and information relative to the 
 heads of various administrations. 
 
 GAuDIN (Martin M., Duc De Gaeta). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Unsigned. 8vo with margins. Paris, ca. 1805 
 
 GAzAN De La PreyrierE (Honoré T. M—French general, distinguished 
 himself at Jena, etc.). Portrait, in uniform, on horseback, ships in 
 the background. Dessiné par Naudet. Line engraving. In colors. 
 Small folio. Paris (ca. 1804) 
 
 GENLIS (STEPHANIE FELIcIT£, ComrEssE DE—celebrated French au- 
 thor). A.L. Unsigned and undated. 1 p. 4to. To M. Maradan, 
 bookseller. With portrait. 
 
 The writer says that a package, probably proofs of some of her work, 
 has been lost on the way, and in a bantering yet anxious tone deplores 
 the loss. She wishes to see the person ,to whom she is writing, etc. 
 
 GENLIS (STEPHANIE FELICITE, COMTESSE Dr). ALS. “D. Ctesse de 
 Genlis.” 1p. 12mo. Undated. To M. Roux, a bookseller. 
 
 Saying that M. Chanut is quite willing to write a few articles on her 
 last work (i. e., book), but in order to do so he must see a copy, etc. 
 
 GENSONNE (ARMAND). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by Le- 
 vachez, execution scene and biographical atl in script beneath. 
 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 GEOFFROY-SAINT-HILAIRE (ETIENNE—distinguished French naturalist, 
 accompanied Bonaparte to Egypt). L.8. 2 pp. folio. Paris, June 
 27, 1828. Regarding the birth certificate of Count de Bouillé, which 
 was deposited in the recording office of the navy at Versailles. With 
 portrait. 
 
 GEOFFROY-SAINT-HILAIRE (ETIENNE). Portrait, half length. Litho- 
 graph after Belliard. Open letters. Folio. 
 
 GEORGE, Prince Or DENMARK. Portrait, full bust. Copper engraving 
 by Houbraken. Small folio. 1745 
 
 GrorGE I., Kine Or ENeianp. Portrait, full bust in royal robes. fais 
 per engraving by Houbraken. Small folio. 1746 
 
 GEORGE I., Ktna Or ENGLAND. Portrait, full bust in robes. I. Smith 
 fec. G. Kneller pinx. Mezzotint. Folio (cut close). London 
 
 GrorcE IT., King Or Enouanp. Portion of D.S., oblong. 12mo. 
 n.p.n.d. 
 
1794. 
 1795. 
 
 1796. 
 1797. 
 
 1798. 
 
 1799. 
 
 1800. 
 
 1801. 
 
 1805. 
 
 1806. 
 
 1807. 
 
 1808. 
 
 GerorceE II., King Or Enctanpb. Portrait, full bust in oval. [Houston 
 fecit. F.: Worlidge pinxt.] Mezzotint. Folio. First state, before 
 all letters (small margins). — 
 
 Grorce III., King Or Enouanp. Vellum D. S. 1 p. oblong 4to 
 (folded). London, Dec. 22, 1778. Signed also by George Ger- 
 main. 
 
 GEORGE IIl., Kine Or Enetanp. D.S. 1 p. folio. London, June 1, 
 
 1781. Signed also by Charles Jenkinson, first Earl of Liverpool. 
 
 GeEorGE III., Kine Or Encuanp. D.S. 1 p-. folio. London, Sept. 10, 
 1784. Signed also by Yonge. 
 
 GeEorcE III., Kine Or ENeGtanp. D.S. 2 pp. folio (inlaid). London, 
 March 23, 1785. Portrait. 
 
 GrorGE III., Kina Or Eneianp. Vellum D.S. With seals. 1 p. 
 oblong 4to. London, April 25, 1808. Also signed by Lord Castle- 
 reagh and two others. Folded. (Stained.) 
 
 Signed by the King when blind, and rare in this form. 
 
 Georce III., Kine OF ENGLAND. Deas et ps tollo.. London, July 1, 
 1794. Signed also by Bentinck, third duke of Portland. 
 
 Grorce IIl., Kixe Or Encranp. Portrait, full bust in uniform. En- 
 graved by G. 8. & I. G. Facius after W. Berezy. Line engraving. 
 Folio. 2H London, 1791 
 
 GeorcE III., Kine Or Enocuanp. Portrait, half length in uniform. 
 M. A. Boulier sc. Hopkins del. Stipple. 4to. London, 1808. 
 
 GEorGE III., Kine Or ENGuanp. Portrait, half length in uniform. W. 
 Woollett sculp. A. Ramsay pinxt. Line engraving. Small folio. 
 | London | 
 
 Grorce III., Kine Or Enetanp. A Tribute of respect to his late 
 Majesty George the Third. Medallion portraits of Princess Char- 
 lotte, Queen Caroline and George III. Stipple. Engraved by Mur- 
 tay and Morrison after Stothard. Folio (margins spotted). 
 
 London, 1822 
 
 GeEorGE III., Kine Or ENcuaND. 2 portraits (1) in the 1st year of his 
 reign, (2) in the 60th year of his reign. 8vo. Unsigned. 
 
 GrorcE IV., Kine Or ENetanp. D.S. 2 pp. folio. (With wax seal.) 
 [London], June 4, 1814. Also signed by Addington, Lord Sidmouth. 
 Granting apportionment of counsel. With 3 portraits. Together, 4 
 pieces. 
 
 GuorGE IV., Kinc Or ENGuanp. Portrait, in uniform, on horseback. 
 Folio. In colors. London, 1815 
 
 Grorce IV., Kine Or Enauanp. Portrait (as Prince of Wales), half 
 length in uniform. Engraved by A. Cardon, drawn by Harlowe. 
 Stipple. Open letter proof on India paper. 4to. London, 1818 
 
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 Guorce LV., ‘Kina Or EneiAnp. Portrait, half length. Engraved by 
 Chas. Turner after Sir Thomas Lawrence. Mezzotint. Proof be- 
 fore letters, cut close. . -[ London, 1823 | 
 
 Grorce IV., Kine Or Enauanp. Portrait “Georg August Friedrich, 
 Prinz Regent von England,” full bust in military uniform. In 
 colors. 8yo. 
 
 Grorcr 1V., Kine Or Eneuanp. Portrait, as Prince of Wales, full — 
 length, standing. Dighton del. Mezzotint (margins cut away, — 
 mounted and date erased). Folio. 3 hen! 
 
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 GERARD (JEAN IGNACE Taner French artist and caricaturist, | as- 
 sumed the name of “ Grandville”). A. _ 5.) Loe undated. With 
 visiting card. To Viscountess * * 
 
 Announcing his arrival from rontainenie te and regrets not faving 
 heard of her visit to Paris. 
 
 GéRARD (Maurice E., Comre—Marshal of France, prominent figure at 
 Austerlitz and at Waterloo). DS: « dopeioligs Paris, June 15, 1837. 
 With portrait, full length in uniform, peint par Lariviére. 
 
 A nomination relative to Mlle. Magnan, daughter of a commander of 
 the Legion of Honor, to enter free as a student at the Royal House at 
 St. Denis. 
 
 GéRARD (Maurice E., Come). Signature and 5 lines in his auto- 
 graph. On slip of paper. n.p.n.d. With 2 portraits, one a litho- 
 graph on India paper. ‘Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 GERLA (M.—member of the Council of 500). ALS p. 4to. np. 
 Feb., 1798. Also signed by Ramel. (voted death). « Relative to a 
 law suit. 
 
 GERMAN STEAMBOAT. Das Dampfschiff Konigin Maria. Lithograph 
 in colors. 4to. ‘Dresden, circa 1836 
 
 GéROME (JEAN Lton—celebrated French painter). A.L.S. 2 .pp. 
 12mo. n.d. 
 
 Asking M. Hervé to postpone his visit to another day, as he has been 
 named a member of a commission to visit the municipal schools. 
 
 GESSNER (SALOMON-—Swiss poet and artist). Portrait, full bust in 
 oval. J. Elias Haid sculpsit et exeudit Aug. Vind, Wi. Mezzo- 
 tint. 8vo. 
 
 GIBRALTAR. Lia Forteresse Gibraltar enferme des Espagnioles. Gravé 
 par B. F. Leizel. Dutch line engraving. In colors. 4to. 
 
 Gitpert Dr Vorstns (ComTE P. P. A.—First president of the Imperial 
 Court under Napoleon). A.L.S. 4 pp. small 4to. Paris, Decem- 
 ber 11, 1815. | 
 
 Asking to keep in his place a general Controller of Paris, in danger of 
 losing his position on account of his opinions. 
 
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 . GittrRay Caricature. “The New Speaker (i. e., the Law Chick) be- 
 tween the Hawks and Buzzards. Poor little Michee, just mounting 
 |the Speaker’s Chair], and then funked and frightened out of all his 
 hopes.” Line. J. Gillray, inv. & fet. Folio. London, 1800 
 
 . GIRARDIN (EMILE DE—French journalist, founder of the “ Journal des 
 Connaissances utiles” and of “ La Presse,” and editor of “ La Lib- 
 erté.”). A.L.S. 1p. 12mo. Paris, February 14, 1838. With por- 
 trait.. 2 pieces. | 
 
 De Girardin killed Armand Carrel in a duel in 1836, and to the former’s 
 influence is ascribed the abdication of Louis Philippe. 
 
 . Giro (ANGELO—of the Order of St. Philip). Two A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo, 
 and 1 p. 4to. Turin, Sept. 21, 1837, and Dec. 11, 1838. To the 
 Marquise Juliette de Barol, returning thanks for book loaned him, &c. 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 331), enclosed in his library 
 wrapper and with his autograph annotations. 
 
 . Girop De L’?Atn (AmEépfE—French advocate and legislator, Presi- 
 ident of the Chamber of Deputies in 1831). Autograph signature 
 attached to the address pronounced before King Louis Philippe at 
 the Chamber of Deputies after the riots and conspiracies of the Car- 
 lists and Republicans, and the several attempts made to assassinate 
 the King. Signed also by Cunin-Gridaine and others. 8 pp. folio. 
 Paris, August 16, 1831. 
 
 . Grrot-PEUZEL (voted confinement and banishment of Louis XVI.) and 
 Delecloy (voted death). L.S. by both. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Sept. 26, 
 
 - 1795, regarding certain misdemeanours, and stating that if the pun- 
 ishments cannot be found in the Penal Code, the judge must decide 
 themselves. 
 
 . GrroT-PEUZEL AND Pons. D.S. by both, the first of which voted con- 
 finement and banishment, and the second death of Louis XVI. 1 p. 
 Pcollo., Paris, Sept. 8, 1795. 
 
 . GLOUCESTER (WILLIAM FREDERICK, DukE Or—Nephew of George III. 
 of England). Portrait, full length in robes, standing, together with 
 portrait of Benjamin Bathurst. I. Smith fec.; et ex; T. Murray piny. 
 Mezzotint. Folio, cut close. 
 
 . GNEISEAU (GRAF NeEIDHARDT VoN—Prussian Field-Marshal, said to 
 have saved the day at Waterloo). Two portraits, (1) half length in 
 uniform. [Engraved by A. W. Devis.] London, 1815; (2) bust in 
 embroidered uniform. CC. Schule, sc. Stipple. Zwickau, 1815. 
 Both 8vo. (2 pieces.) 
 
 . GoBERT (GENERAL J. N.—fought in most of the campaigns from 1800 ° 
 to 1815, aide-de-camp to Murat, and served under his orders). 
 A.L.S. 4 pp. folio. Sept., 1800, Ville France. To Citizen Bona- 
 parte, First Consul of the French Republic. , 
 
 A long, important and exceedingly interesting letter to Bonaparte, 
 written on his election as First Consul. In it Gobert sends his warmest 
 congratulations and joins with the nation in praise of the great leader. 
 Mention is made of Gen. Junot, who was then at Alexandria, and who 
 later in this year was appointed commandant at Paris; of General Kleber 
 who had given the writer a letter to be delivered in person to Bonaparte; 
 and of Generals Destaing and Regnier. 
 
1830. 
 
 1831. 
 
 1832. 
 1833. 
 
 1834. 
 
 1835. 
 
 1836. 
 
 1837. 
 
 1838. 
 
 1839. 
 
 1840. 
 
 “1341. 
 
 1842. 
 
 1843. 
 
 Gosert (GENERAL J. N.) A.L.8. 2 pp. folio, a March 19, 1803. 
 To Citizen Vaniville. 
 
 Gopert (GENERAL J. N.). Portrait [killing the negro who was sent 
 to set fire to the house containing 80 white women and children at 
 Guadeloupe]. 8vo. : 
 
 Gopoy (Don Manure, Duxe Or ALcup1A—Spanish courtier, surnamed 
 “The Prince of Peace.”). D.S. 1p. folio. Feb. 2, 1798. 
 
 Gopoy (Don MaNnveEt, Duke Or Aucupta). Portrait, full length. D. 
 Bossi ine. Demarchi dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 Gopoy (Don MANvEL, Duke Or AtcuprA). Portrait, full bust in uni- 
 ~form. Jf. Martz. de Castro lo grabo, D. a Ramos dibuso. Line 
 engraving. Ato. 
 
 Gopvoy (Don Manuzr, Dvuxe OF Aucupia). Another nae full bust 
 in uniform. F. Selma sculp. A. Carnicero delt. Line engray- 
 ing. 8vo. Lohan 
 
 Gopoy (Don Manure, Duke Or Aucuptia). Portrait, full length in 
 uniform, hat in hand. Line engraving. Proof before all letters. 
 Folio. (Small piece of top corner missing. ) 
 
 Gopoy (Don Manvet, Duxy Or Atcupia). “S8.A.S. de Prince de 
 la Paix, 1807,” full length portrait, in uniform, hat in hand. J.B. 
 Fosseyeux sculpsit. Steven pinxit. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 GoHIER (Louis JEROME—director of the French Republic, President of 
 the Directory when Bonaparte returned from Egypt). L.S. 1 p. 
 folio. Paris, August 7, 1793. To Danton, Minister of War. 
 
 A military letter reading that the Court of Appeals has rendered a 
 decision, annulling the one of Oct. 6, 1792, regarding the case of 
 Barthélémy Dantin, fusileer of the 103d regt., the accused to be tried by 
 court-mattial. 
 
 GOHIER (LovUIS JEROME). Portrait, full bust. H. F. Rose sc. Line 
 engraving. India paper. 8vo. 
 
 GoutzArt (N.C.—member of the Council of 500). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Paris, Sept. 7, 1796. To the minister of war, regarding the resigna- 
 tion of Citizen Nicaif. 
 
 GoMM (Sir WiLtu1amM M.—British Field Marshal, was at Waterloo). 
 D.S. 1 p. folio, July 22, 1830. 
 Monthly return regarding the 2d Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards. 
 
 GomM (Sir WittiaAM M.). D.S. 1 p. folio. London, Noy. 23, 1835. 
 Monthly Return of Quarters of 1st Batt. Coldstream Regt. of Foot 
 Guards. 
 
 GorE (ArTHUR—Lieut.-Col., wounded at Waterloo). D.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Chatham, 1812. ‘The state of the 33d Regt. of Foot. 
 
1844. Goujon (JEAN M. CLAupE—French revolutionist and member of the 
 Convention). Printed D.S. Paris, 1793. Signed also by the dem- 
 agogue and author of the Atheistic Festivals of Reason, J. R. Hebert. 
 With portrait by Bonneville after Izabéy. 2 pieces. 
 
 Goujon was one of the six Representatives of the People who killed 
 themselves before the military commission, which had sentenced them 
 to death for alleged complicity in the bloody sedition of May 20, 1795. 
 
 f 
 1845. GourpDoN (ApmirAL). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Brest, Jan. 12, 1821. 
 Asking that his mail be addressed to Brest instead of Toulon. 
 
 1846. GourE (GENERAL—staff officer under Ney, killed at the battle of Lut- 
 zen). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Hanau, March 20, 1813. To General 
 Sanson. 
 
 Requesting the director of the War Depot to send him some maps, of 
 which he is badly in need. 
 
 1847. GourGAUD (GAsPpARD—French general, with Napoleon at St. Helena, 
 author of Memoirs, etc.). D.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, Oct. 11, 1831 
 
 An estimate of the expenses and money needed until the end of the 
 year 1831 for workshops for artillery construction. 
 
 1848. GoureAup (GasparD). A.L.S. “Le Gl. Gourgaud,” 4 pp. folio. n.p. 
 June 9, 1834. 
 
 Gourgaud being a candidate for some position, had railed a number of 
 towns, and had been assured by many influential men that he had every 
 chance of success. 
 
 1849. GoURGAUD (GAsPaRD). A.L.S. 3 pp. 8vo. np. July 22, 1836. To 
 Madame Horace Vernet. With portrait, full bust in uniform, Litho- 
 graph. 8vo. 
 
 An interesting letter relating to certain objects, once belonging to 
 Napoleon, and now claimed by Madame Vernet. Gourgaud does not dis- 
 pute her claim, as it was feared he would. 
 
 1850. Gourcaup (GasParD). Portrait, full bust in oval in uniform, view be- 
 neath. Lithograph. 4to. 
 
 1851. Gouregaup (GasparD). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Lithograph. 
 Svo. 
 
 1852. GourGauD (GAsPARD). Portrait, half length in uniform. Lithograph. 
 4to. 
 
 1853. GoureGAupD (GaAsPARD). Portrait, full length in uniform. JDessiné et 
 hthographié par G. Stall. Folio. 
 
 1854. GouvionN-Saint-Cyr (LAaurent—Marshal of France, author of 
 _ “Memoirs towards a Military History”). D.S. 2 p. folio. Paris, 
 Dec. 1, 1818. To Marshal Duc de Raguse. With portrait, full length 
 
 in uniform, and biographical account of services, ete. 
 
 Regarding young men who wish to join the army before they were 
 compelled to, and giving them privilege of choice of regiment. 
 
 1855. Gouvion-Saint-Cyr (Laurent). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. n.p.n.d., recom- 
 mending M. Boudet for position of printer. 
 
1856. 
 
 1857. 
 
 1858 
 
 1859. 
 
 1860. 
 
 1861. 
 
 1862. 
 
 -~1863; 
 
 1864. 
 
 1865. 
 
 1866. 
 
 1867. 
 
 1868. 
 
 1869. 
 
 GOUVION-SAINT-CYR (LauRENT). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Des- 
 
 siné d’aprés nature par J. Guérin and grave par G. weer Stip-- a : 
 
 ple. 4to. Fine impression, with margins. 
 
 Gouvion-Saint-Cyr (LAURENT). Portrait, half length in uniform. 
 Dessiné d’aprés nature, par J. Guérin and gravé par G. Fiesinger. 
 Stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 GoOUVION-SAINT-Cyr (LAURENT). Portraits, (1) full length in uniform. | 
 Lithograph on India paper after Gérard; (2) after a bronze by 
 David, the latter proof before all letters. 2 pieces. 
 
 GraFIGNy (Francoise D’Issempourc—French writer). Portrait, full 
 bust in oval. Lévéque sculp. Line engraving. 4to. — | 
 
 Granam (HreNry—Major, killed at Woe A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. 
 Brighton, Noy. 7, 1813. 
 
 On financial matters, with mention of General Hammond. 
 
 Granam (THomas, Lorp Lynepocu, eminent British sailor and soldier, 
 commanded at the great battle of Vittoria). ALS. “ ie 
 Graham.” 2 pp. 4to. May 8, 1810. 
 
 ““T have directed that Mr. OMears shd. be put in orders as an acting 
 Dept. Comm. General till the pleasure of the Lds. of the Treasury & 
 the Comm. in Chief is known,” ete. 
 
 GRAHAM (THomAS, Lorp LynEDocH). L.S. “lLynedoch.” 2 pp. 
 12mo. Undated. To Lord M. Hill. With portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. From the Gentleman’s Magazine. 
 
 GRANBY (JoHN Manners, Marquis Om —Bphie general). Portrait, 
 three-quarter length in uniform. Rich. Pursel fecit. ‘J. Reynolds 
 pinxt. Mezzotint. Folio, cut close and margins repaired. 
 
 London, Sawyer 
 
 -GRANDPRE (Louis M. J.—French voyager and author). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 
 8vo. n.p. May 10,1815. On literary matters. 
 
 GrANET (M.—voted for death of Louis XVI.), and G. J. Cottrau and 
 M. A. Bourdon. D.S. by all three. 1 p. folio. Paris, March 5, 
 1797. Regarding the death certificate of a French sailor. 
 
 GRASSE-TILLY (Francois J. P.—commonly known as Count de Grasse, 
 French naval officer, assisted Washington in the capture of Corn- 
 wallis). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Drawn from the life by 
 M. Jones. Line engraving. 8vo. London, 1782 
 
 GREENLAND. The Greenland Whale Fishery. Line engraving by Am-. 
 brosi after Dodd. Folio. 
 
 GREGOIRE (Hynri—French ecclesiastic, member of the Convention). 
 A.L.S: 1p. 4to. n.p. April 29, 1788. 
 
 GreGorRE (HENRI). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Sarcelles, Oct. 10, 1806. To 
 the Bishop Coutard. With portrait. 
 
 Informing the recipient that certain Spanish books ean be obtained only 
 beyond the "Pyrenees. 
 
. GricorrE (Henri). Portrait, full bust in oval. P. M. Alix sc. Du- 
 chemin del. Mezzotint. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . GRENIER (PAuL—French general). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Headquarters, 
 Chatisbonne, Aug. 8, 1799. To Gen. Dessolles (spelt “ Dessoles”’). 
 With portrait. 
 
 Regretting that he candoe pay the officers and the staff owing to lack 
 of funds. 
 
 2. GRENIER (PauL). A.L.S. 1p. folio. Paris, Sept. 10, 1815. To Baron 
 Louis, Minister of Finance. 
 
 A request to the minister for a certificate to enable Grenier to receive 
 his regular pension. 
 
 . GRENTER (Pau). Portrait, full bust in uniform, wearing hat. “ Gen- 
 eral Grenier, domatore de Barbetti.” Stipple, in carmine. 4to, with 
 margins. 
 
 . GRENVILLE (WILLIAM W., Lorp—eminent English statesman, Secty. 
 for Foreign Affairs in the ministry with Pitt). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. 
 Whitehall, 6th June 1789. T’o the Lieut. Gov. of Jamaica. With 
 portrait, full length. Perioch ine. 
 
 Written shortly after he had accepted the position of Secretary of 
 State in the place of Lord Sydney, commencing “ His Majesty having 
 been pleased to honor me with the Seals of the Home Department in the 
 room of Lord Sydney, I take the earliest opportunity of acquainting you 
 herewith,” etc. , 
 
 . GRENVILLE (WritiiAm W., Lorn). Portrait, half length in robes. Hn- 
 graved by J. S. Agar after the painting by W. Owen. Stipple. Open 
 letters. 4to. London, 1815 
 
 . Grey (CHartEs, EArt—eminent English statesman). Portrait, half 
 length. [C. Turner sc. T. Philips, peint.] 4to, margins cut away. 
 
 . Grey (CHariEs). Portrait, full bust. Proof before letters. 4to. 
 
 . Groprer (JOHANN—theologian, 1501-58). Portrait, full bust in robes. 
 Chr. Weigel fecit. Mezzotint. 4to, cut close. 
 
 . Gros (AnToINE J.—celebrated French painter, painted “The Capture 
 of Madrid by Napoleon,” etc.). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, March 
 10,1839. With portrait, full length, India paper. 
 
 A recommendation for his pupil M. Demaret. 
 
 . Gros (Antoine J.). Portrait, half length with palette. Gravé par 
 Vallot, 1840, peint par Gros. Steel engraving. India paper. 4to. 
 
 . Grosso (Papre Puitiprs). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed 
 portion. ‘Turin, Oct. 12, 1843. To Sylvio Pellico, with a medicinal 
 herb from China, which the writer secured while apostolic missionary 
 there. 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 389), enclosed in his library 
 wrapper and with his autograph annotations. 
 
1882. Grouchy (EMMANUEL, Marquis Dz, Marshal of France, blamed for 
 
 the defeat at Waterloo). L.S. “Em. Grouchy.” 2 pp. folio. July, 
 1795. 
 
 To the Minister of War regarding the reorganization of the 22d and 
 
 60th brigades of Infantry. 
 
 1883. Groucuy (EMMANUEL, Marquis Dz). A.L.S. “Grouchy.” 2 pp. 4to. 
 Dated “ Du prison de [Jeuzeles?], le 30 Vendemiaire, An 9” [Oct. 
 21, 1800]. Tins 
 An UnusuatL Lerrer. Grouchy was imprisoned a year by the Austrians 
 [1799-1800], and this letter was written to his friend Girard (General?) 
 while incarcerated. The writer informs his friend that there is no truth 
 in the articles published concerning him, and that in addition to the 
 assassination of his family, his enemies must now calumniate him. Also, 
 makes a request for money to purchase some necessities, assures his 
 friend that he is working hard to establish his innocence, &c. 
 
 1884. GroucHy (EMMANUEL, Marquis Dre). L.S. “ Le Comte de Grouchy.” 
 .3 pp. 4to. Paris, Sept. 1, 1821. 
 
 Written to a M. Vaughan at Philadelphia regarding property there. 
 “T have received only one letter from you since I left the United States, ‘a 
 15 months ago. I want you to send me a statement of our business. 
 p Have you seen the municipality about my house in Lombard 
 street, the cellar of which was flooded by the melting of snow?” Also 
 asking M. Vaughan to pay to M. Dorival of New York the sum of $250. 
 
 1885. Groucuy (EMMANUEL, Marquis Dz). A.L.S. “ Mal. Cte. de Grouchy.” 
 2 pp. 4to, including addressed portion. Philadelphia, Aug. 3, no 
 year. Requests Mr. Bellanger to deliver some letters for him, among 
 which is one for his son, &e. 
 
 1886. Groucny (EMMANUEL, Marquis Dg). A.L.S. “Mal. Grouchy.” 1 p. 
 4to. Chatelus, Wednesday, April 23, no year. With portrait, full 
 bust in uniform. Raville sculpt. 
 
 Authorizing M. Chirol, a lawyer at Aiom, to pay the sum of seventy- 
 five francs to Sir J. Martinet. : 
 
 1887. GroucHy (EMMANUEL, Marquis DE). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Lithograph. Folio. 
 
 1888. GroucHy (EMMANUEL, Marquis De). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Gravé par Charon, dessiné d’aprés nature, aux Htats Unis. Stipple, 
 with biographical account beneath. Fine impression with full mar- 
 gins. 
 
 Special interest attaches to this portrait, as it was engraved after the 
 original made in the United States. 
 
 1889. GroucHy (EMMANUEL, Marquis DE). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Gravé par Charon, dessiné d’aprés nature aux Etats Unis. 4to. Bio- 
 graphical account in script deneath. 
 
 1890. GroucHy (EMMANUEL, Marquis Dz). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Gravé par Charon dessiné d’aprés nature aux Etats-Unis. 4to. Bio- 
 graphical account in script beneath. Toned paper. 
 
 1891. GROUCHY (EMMANUEL, Marquis DE). Portrait, full bust in uniform, 
 
 standing, battle scene in background. Charon sculpsit. Aubry pinxt. 
 Mezzotint. Folio. 
 
. GroucHy (EMMANUEL, Marquis Dr). Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Peint par Rouillard, and another, also full length. Line, ete. 
 2 pieces. 8vo. 
 
 . Groucuy, Nery, KELLERMAN, and others. Portraits, some in uniform. 
 8vo.,and 12mo. No duplicates. 22 pieces. 
 
 . GRANET (M es to the Convention, voted for death of Louis XVI.). 
 A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. np. August 9, 1795. To Durand de Maillane 
 at Toulon. <A personal letter. With portrait. 
 
 . GuabeT (Manreuertre E.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by 
 Levachez, representation of arrest near Bordeaux, and biographical 
 notice in script beneath. 8vo on small folio sheet. 
 
 . Guaras (ANTONIO De—Envoy from Spain to England). L. subscribed 
 and signed respecting sailor and other officials of the chips of William 
 Spellman. With seal. 1 page folio. London, July 2, 1573. 
 
 . GUERIN (GANN L.S. 
 1 p. folio. Paris, Oct. 7, 1795. The committee having heard of a 
 terrible conspiracy planned by members in the section of Pelletier, 
 all reports of assemblies are to be handed over to the Paris police 
 and then to the above committee. 
 
 . GupIN Dr LA SABLONNIERE (CaznsAR F. E.—French general, killed at 
 Volutina-Gora, 1812). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Dunkirk, Feb. 19, 1804. 
 To M. Ravault de Cordillervi. 
 
 The writer expresses his satisfaction at the honor bestowed upon him 
 
 by the Emperor, and hopes that his friend may soon be honored in the 
 ' same way, ete. 
 
 . GupIn DE LA SABLONNIBRE (CAESAR F. E.). Portrait, full bust in uni- 
 form. Gabriel sc. Mme. Le Sivre del. Stipple. Proof before all 
 letters. 8vo. 
 
 . GuitForD (ComTr Dr). A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo, including addressed por- 
 tion. Livorno, Jan. 14, 1822. To M. Molini, regarding books. 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 288), enclosed in his library 
 wrapper, and with his autograph annotations, 
 
 . GUILLEMINoT (ArMAND CHARLES—French general, served under Mo- 
 reau). L.S. 2 pp. folio. Angerville, July 9, 1811. To Gen. Van- 
 damme. With portrait, full bust in uniform. Lithograph. 
 
 Proposing a plan to save France from foreign encroachments, saying 
 that everyone should rally to the support of the government, etc. 
 
 . GuintemMinor (ARMAND CHartEs). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Barriére d’Ortée. 
 July 3, 1815. To Gen. Vandamme. With portrait. 
 
 Asking for information regarding 16 officers whom he had sent to 
 headquarters. 
 
1903. 
 
 1904. 
 
 1905. 
 
 1906. 
 1907, 
 
 1908. 
 
 1909. 
 1910. 
 19d, 
 
 Loa. 
 
 L913. 
 
 ee ia, © [te “ss id «eS ne ar at = 
 
 GUILLEMINOT (ARMAND CHarLEs). L.S. 2 pp. folio, n.p. July 8, 
 
 1815. 
 
 An extract of a letter written by Generals Gérard and Haxo, probably 
 made by Guilleminot’s secretary and signed by Guilleminot, about the 
 time the Allies entered Paris. ‘“ Now that the provisional government 
 has ceased its functions, the army too has accomplished its mission, .. . 
 nevertheless the army must not be disbanded, for it is needed to protect 
 France from the enemy, personal liberty,” ete. 
 
 GUILLEMINOT (ARMAND CHartes). D.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, March 31, | 
 1824. 
 
 A request to-help the men who are engaged studying the map of 
 
 France. 
 
 GUILLERMIN (C.). Couplets en l’Honneur de Bonaparte, premier Con- 
 sul de la République Frangaise, chantés a Bourg, par de vrais amis 
 du bon ordre et de la tranquillité publique, &c. (Also, Couplets in 
 honor of the Military, &c. Hach sung to a special air.) 8 pp. 12mo, 
 unbound. Bourg, n.d. 
 
 GUILLOTINE (JosEPH I.—French physician). Portrait, full bust in- 
 oval. F. Bonneville del. et sculp. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Guinarp (Mapawe C.-—French poetess). Original MS. of a poem. 
 3 pp. small 4to. May 1, 1832. 
 
 GuIsE (Marte DE Lorraine, DucHEsSE DE Guise—daughter of Charles 
 I., Due de Guise, and Henrietta Catherine de J oyeuse). LS. to her 
 Receiver General. M. Coquille, asking him to take particular care 
 of Abbé Hervé, who is going to preach in the Duchy of Guise, and to 
 
 furnish him with all the money he may need. 1 p. 4to. With seal 
 
 [1678]. 
 On the back of the letter is the autograph receipt of Abbé. Hervé 
 for a certain sum of money for his preaching. 
 
 Guizort (Francois P. G.—French statesman and nian President 
 of France). A.L.S. to M. Pingard, agent of the institute, asking 
 for a ticket for John Lemoinne, ‘editor of the “ Journal des Débats,” 
 to enable him to be present at a meeting of the Institute. 1 p. 8vo. 
 February 4, 1852. With addressed envelope. 2 pieces. 
 
 Guizor (Francois P. G.). A.L.S8: 2 pp. 16mo [Val Riches], July 23, 
 1852, referring to correct proof of an article of his and desiring that 
 25 copies of the printed form be reserved for him, &c. 
 
 Guizor (Francois P. G.). A.L.S8. 2 pp. 8vo. [Val Riches], Aug. 16, 
 1852. To M. A. Vattemore, requesting copy of the “North American 
 Review,” in which is an article by [Edward] Everett, to which he 
 will reply later, &. With envelope and wax seal’ (2 pieces). 
 
 Guizor (Francois P. G.). A.N.S. 1 page 16mo. August 23, 1853. 
 With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Gustavus ApoLpHus, King OF Swepen. Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 A. Walker sculp. Miervold pinxt. Line engraving. 8vo. 
 
 [ London, n.d. ] 
 
. Gustavus IV., King Or Swepen. A.L.S., 1 p. 4to. Basle, Jan. 28, 
 1815. States that he is forwarding party addressed the “ Declara- 
 tion ” as sent to Admiral Sydney Smith to be presented to the Con- 
 gress of Vienna. Portraits of the King and Queen of Sweden. 
 
 . Gustavus IV., King OF SweEpEN. Portrait, full bust in robes. J. 
 
 Pass sc. Stipple, printed in colors. 8vo. [London], 1827 
 . Hacur. View of the Hague in colors. Folio. London, 1815 
 . Hamepure. Colored view. Folio. London, 1815 
 
 Shipping scene, a boat flying pe English flag prominent in the fore- 
 ground. 
 
 _Hawnav. Entrance into Hanau over the Kinzig Bridge. In colors. 
 Folio. London, 1814 
 
 . Harcourt (ANNE Pierre, Duc D—E—Marshal of France). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 4to. London, March 21, 1794. With portrait. 
 Asking the aid of a Mr. Dundas through the recipient for a French 
 _ gentlewoman residing in England. 
 
 HARDENBERG (Kart Avcgust—Prussian statesman, formed an alliance 
 with Russia against Napoleon). L.S. (in German). 1 p. folio. 
 Berlin, June 21, 1821. 
 
 . HARDENBERG (Kart Aucustr). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Meyer 
 sc. L. Wolf del. Stipple. 8vo. Berlin, n.d. 
 
 : HARDWICKE (Puiuip Y., Hart Or—eminent English jurist. ) Portrait, 
 half length standing, in robes of office. Engraved by W. Giller after 
 Sir Thomas Lawrence. Mezzotint. Open letter proof on India 
 
 _ paper. 4to. London, 1836 
 
 . HarDy (GENERAL J.).~A.L.S: 2 pp. 4to. Basle, June 6, 1798. To 
 Pe Gett. 
 
 The writer declares that it was not because of lack of funds that his 
 expedition in Ireland failed. The English beat his army because fortune 
 favored them. 
 
 . HarisPE (JEAN IstporE, Comre—Marshal of France, with Napoleon 
 during the 100 days). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. Bordeaux, July 7, 1833. 
 
 Answer to a letter asking financial help. 
 
 . HaArispe (JEAN IstporE, Comrise). L.S., 1p. folio. Bayonne, Mar. 17, 
 1846. To the Minister of War relative to some promotions. 
 
 . Harmonp (M.—member of the National Convention). D.S. 1 p. 4to, 
 n.p. Nov. 20, 1794. Regarding a meeting of the Committee of Gen- 
 eral Safety. Signed also by Mathieu and Monnayon. 
 
 . Hargis (JAmES—First Earl of Malmesbury, eminent English diplo- 
 matist). Portrait, half length, seated. Engraved by C. Picart after 
 H. Edridge. Stipple. Open letters. 4to. London, 1814 
 
 . Hastines (Francis Rawpon, Eart Or Morra—was at Bunker Hill, 
 
 1775, fought against the French in 1794). A.L.S. “ Moira,” 3 pp. 
 
 4to. Blythe, Sept. 10, 1806. To the Marquis of Buckingham. 
 Regarding Col. Napier, and with mention of Lord St. Vincent. 
 
1929. 
 1930. 
 
 1931. 
 
 1932. 
 
 1933. 
 
 1934. 
 
 1935. 
 
 1936. 
 
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 1938. 
 
 1939. 
 
 1940. 
 
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 ra ee al E re . 
 
 HASTINGS (FRaNcts Rawpon, Eart Or Morera). Portrait, full bust 
 in uniform. Engraved by J. Collyer, painted by C. G. Stuart. 
 Stipple. India paper. 4to. London, 1794 
 
 Hastines (Francis Rawpon, Hart Or Moira). Portrait, half length 
 in oval. Engraved by I. Jones after Sir Joshua Reynolds. Stipple. 
 Ato. — [ London, n.d.]. 
 
 Hastines (Francis Rawpon, Hart Or Morr). Portrait, full length 
 in uniform, standing. Engraved by Jn. Young,. painted by J. 
 Hoppner. Mezzotint, margins cut away, and slightly creased in 
 places. | 
 
 Harry (Jacques M.—French general). U.S. 2 pp. folio. Paris, 
 Sept. 18, 1795. To Gen. of Division Scherer. With portrait, full 
 bust in uniform. 
 
 Asking for the transfer of men from the Sth battalion of the eee 
 Rhine to his command. 
 
 Havterive (A. M. B. Dr Lanaurre D’—Count and didlouaued con- 
 fidential secretary to Napoleon when First Consul). Manuscript 
 giving the details of the diseases from which D’Hauterive is suffer- 
 ing, while in the hospital on Bedloe’s Island, New York City. 2 pp. - 
 4to. New York, le 29 Floreal, ?An 4 [May 19, 1796]. Contains 
 signatures of the French Consul, the secretary of the Consulate, and 
 Dr. De Seullez, the last-named being D’Hauterive’s physician during 
 his illness. 
 
 Hauterive (A. M. B. De Lanauttre D’). Doctor’s Certificate relative 
 
 to the illness of M. D’Hauterive in New York. Signed, also, by the 
 French Consul and Vice Consul in that city. 2 pp. folio and 2 pp. 
 4to. New York, June 1, 1794, and Feb. 24, 1797 (2 pieces). 
 
 HavitLte (Aucuste—Equerry to the Empress Josephine). A.I..S. 
 1 p. folio, Dijon, 17 Sept., 1800. To the Minister of War. 
 
 The writer wishes to receive the recipient’s decision regarding a posi- 
 tion, and for which he has been waiting a long time. 
 
 HAWKE (Str Epwarp—HEnglish admiral, defeated the French near 
 Belle Isle). Portrait, three-quarter length, in uniform. Mezzotint. 
 Unsigned. Folio (cut to plate mark). London, Bowles 
 
 7. HawxswortH (JoHN) and Kine (Caprarn JAMES). Full bust por- 
 
 traits on one sheet, engraved by Thornton. Oblong 4to. 
 Circa 1800 
 
 Haxo (Francors N. B.—General, was at Waterloo). A.L.S. 2 pp. 
 8vo. June 17, 1820. To a firm of booksellers. 
 Acknowledgment of the receipt of copies of a military journal. 
 Haxo (Frangois N. B.); ALG. 1 p. 8ve, nip, “Reha ee oie 
 a firm of booksellers. With portrait. Svo. Lithograph. 
 
 Haxo (Francors N. B.). A.L.S. 8 pp. 12mo. Paris, Feb. 21, 1838. 
 A friendly letter to Baron de Valaze, who was at Nice with his 
 daughter to recover his health, regretting that the distanee from Paris 
 
 is too great for him and his wife to undertake. 
 
AT ‘THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF THE OWNER 
 Seventh Session, Numbers 1941 to 2280, Inclusive 
 
 MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17th, AT 8.15 O’CLOCK 
 For date of other sessions, see “ORDER OF SALE,” page supra. 
 
 1941. HeAvisipeE (JouN—Surgeon Extraordinary to the King). Portrait, 
 half length, seated, holding specimen. Rich, -Earlom sculpt. J. 
 Zoffany pinxt. Mezzotint. Folio. | London, 1803 
 
 1942. Hepert (Jacques R.—French demagogue, executed March, 1794). 
 _AUS. Ip. 4to. Paris, May 17, 1793. A request for a citizen to 
 appear at the bar of the Court of Justice of the Commune. 
 
 1943. Hfpert (Jacques R.). Portrait, full bust in oval. EH. Bonivet sculp. 
 F. Bonneville del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 1944, Héprarp (M.). L.S. 1p. 4to. Versailles, April 15, 1801, a list of 
 objects to be Lanai a riding school, also signed, and L.S. 1 p. 4to, 
 Versailles, Jan. 7, 1801. 3 pieces. 
 
 1945. HipouviLie (Gaprier T. J.—French general, succeeded Hoche, was 
 page to Marie Antoinette). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, Laon, July 30, 1800. 
 To the General in charge at Chartres. 
 
 A personal letter about the health of the recipient, also remembrances 
 for aides-de-camp Yarnay and Vantai. 
 
 1946. H@nautt (CHarues Jean FRaNcois—eminent French historian, presi- 
 dent of the First ‘‘ Chambre aux Enquétes,” and Superintendent of 
 the Queen’s household). A.N. in third person inviting a gentleman 
 to have supper with him. n.d. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 1947. Henrior (F'rANgois—prominent in the Reign of Terror, executed with 
 Robespierre). A.N.S. 1 p. 12mo. Requesting the administrators 
 of the mail department to consider the request of a citizen. With por- 
 trait, full bust in uniform, stipple. F. Bonneville, del. Sculp. 8vo. 
 
 1948. Henegior (Francois). A.N.S. 1 p. 12mo, n.p.n.d.. With portrait, 
 full bust in uniform. Stipple. 
 
 “T urge the members of the executive council to do justice to the 
 eitizen’s petition. Henriot.” 
 
1949. 
 
 1952. 
 1953. 
 
 1954. 
 
 1955. 
 1956. 
 
 QB, 
 
 1958. 
 
 1960. 
 
 Tee Peg! OS aE eae eee C he ee 
 
 Henrior (Francois). Portrait, full bust in thio wearing cocked 
 hat. Mezzotint by Levachez, battle scene and biographical notice in 
 script beneath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 . HENRIOT (Francots). Another copy of the same. 
 
 . Henry III., Kine Or Francer, the last king of the house of Valois. 
 
 TiS p. 4to. Sept., 1585, signed also by Ravastens (?) and De 
 Vanailly (?), relative to something presented by Marshal de Matigny. 
 With portrait. 
 
 Henry IV., KinG Or FRANCE AND NAVARRE, founder of the royal house 
 of Bourbon. D.S. 1 p. folio, 1580. With portrait, engraved by 
 Moitte. 
 
 Henry Dr Bourson—son of Henry IV. of France, and of the Mar- 
 chioness de Verneuil (Henriette de Balzac), bishop of Metz. D.S. 
 on vellum, 1 p. folio, July 27, 1658. 
 
 Henry OF Prussia (FRiepricH Lupwie—Prince of Prussia, brother 
 of Frederic the Great). D.S. 1 p. 4to, with fine wax seal. Rheins- 
 berg, Jan. 23, 1796, informing whom it may concern that a certain 
 widow and her family are old inhabitants of his dominions and are 
 still subjects of his. With portrait. 
 
 HeEraciitus—surnamed the Naturalist. Portrait. Mezzotint. 4to, 
 margins cut away. | London, Bowles] 
 
 Heracuitus. Portrait. Mezzotint, 4to (cut close and repaired in 
 places). London, Bowles 
 
 HERAULT (MaArizE-JEAN). Portrait, full bust in oval.. Mezzotint by 
 Levachez, military scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 
 Svo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 Hérault was executed with Danton in 1794. 
 
 HERBOUVILLE (C. J. F.—General). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to, Paris, April 
 13, 1820. To the Viscount Tabarié. With portrait, full bust in 
 uniform, fine stipple, but cut to ba mark, and engraver’s name 
 cut away. S8vo. 
 
 The writer regrets that the position asked for has been given to an- 
 other. 
 
 . Herzpere (Ewarp FRiIeprich Von—celebrated Prussian statesman 
 
 under Friedrich the Great). D.S. addressed to the English Embassy, 
 giving permission to the executor of the late Minet to take entire pos- 
 session of his estate. Half a page, folio. Berlin, March 14, 1774. 
 With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 HESSE (GEORGE Prince D’). L.S. Mentioning the marriage of Prin- 
 cess Ulrica to his eldest brother and the Campaign of Hungaria. 
 3 pp. 4to. Cassel, March 5, 1719. 
 
1973. 
 
 . Hesse (Louis Prince D’). L.S. sending to a Gentleman of the French 
 
 Court a sum of 1000 livres to be added to the dowry of the Coun- 
 tess d’Haussonville, on the occasion of her marriage to the said gentle- 
 man. 2 pp. 4to. March 26, 1759. 
 
 . Hitt (Rowianp, Viscount—British general, fought at Waterloo). 
 
 A.L.S. “ Hill,” 2 pp. 8vo. Hardwick Grange, Sept. 11, 1821. 
 
 . Hitt (Row1anp, Viscount). Portrait, half length in uniform. En- 
 
 graved by A. Easto after Lodder. Stipple. Open letters. 4to. 
 London, 1816 
 
 . Hitt (Rowxiann, Viscount). Portrait, in uniform, on horseback. 
 
 Romney sculp., Meyeon del. 4to. In colors. 
 
 . HiILLER (JOHANN—Austrian general, defeated by Napoleon at Land- 
 
 shut.) Portrait, full bust in uniform. Zwickau bei Schunann. 
 
 Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . Hitter (JOHANN). Portrait, full length in uniform. D. K. Bonatti 
 
 inc. G. B. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . Hrppocrates—the most eminent physician of antiquity. Portrait. I. 
 
 Faber fecit., P. P. Rubens del. Mezzotint. 4to (slightly thinned 
 - and worn). 
 
 . HopHouse (Joun Cam, Lorp BroucHamM—intimate at college with 
 
 Lord Byron, author of “Letters on the Hundred Days, or Last 
 Reign of Napoleon”). A. L.S. 4 pp. 4to. Reading, Jan 24, 1834. 
 With lithographic portrait. 
 
 A political and personal letter with mention of Lord Melbourne. 
 
 . Hocus (LAzARE—famous French general, restored to liberty and com- 
 
 mand by the fall of Robespierre in 1794). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Head- 
 quarters, St. James, Oct. 18, 1794. To the Commission in charge of 
 military organization. 
 
 Written at an important period of the general’s life. In the letter he 
 complains of the lack of efficiency among his officers, they cannot lead a 
 battalion, cannot even write, ete. 
 
 . HocHe (Lazare). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, le 20 Pluviose, PAn V 
 
 [Feb. 10, 1797]. To Minister of War, Pétiet, recommending Citizen 
 Guérin, a former aide-de-camp, and then chief of brigade of gen- 
 darmerie, for similar position in the reorganization of that body. 
 With portraits. 
 
 . HocHE (LAzAre). Portrait, full bust mn uniform. Mezzotint by 
 
 Levachez, battle scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 
 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 . Hocue (LAzARE). Portrait, full bust in uniform, seated, cocked hat 
 
 on table. D. Klemi-Bonatti inc. Sergent Marceau dis. Stipple. 
 Svo. 
 
 HocHe (LAzare). Portrait, full length in uniform. Line engraving 
 after A. Scheffer. S8vo. 
 
1974. Hocue (Lazare). Portrait, full length in uniform, standing. Gravé - 
 par Coqueret, dessiné par Hillaire Le Dru. Mezzotint. Folio (small 
 hole in margin). 7 . Paris, n.d.. 
 
 1975. HocHE (Lazare). Portrait, full length in uniform. F. Lefevre sculp. 
 Stipple. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 1976. Horer (ANpREAsS—celebrated Tyrolese patriot). Portrait, full length 
 in uniform. In colors, 8vo. _ London, 1810 
 
 1977. Horer (AnpreAS). Portrait, full length in uniform. Colored, prob- 
 ably by hand. 8vo. aus 
 
 1978. HoHENLAKE (Louis—Princz De). A.L.S. “ Louis, Prince de Hohen- 
 lake,” 1 p. 4to., n.p.n.d., asking that a position be found for M. Geiger 
 who was wounded in the retreat from Russia. 
 
 1979. HoHENLoHE (Louis ANTOINE, Prince DeE—Marshal of France). LS. 
 “Louis, Prince de Hohenlohe.” 1 p. folio, Luneville, Dec. 27,1827. 
 To M. Sarazin, of Paris, regarding his salary which “the king gives Dior. 
 me out of his private cash,” and saying that he is drawing upon him 
 for the sum of 5,970 francs. . 
 
 1980. HoOHENLOHE (LovuIs ANTOINE, PRINCE DE). Portrait, full length in 
 uniform. Lithograph on India paper. | 
 
 1981. HoHENLOHE-BaRTENSTEIN (L. O. J. X., PRrnce—General against Na- 
 poleon in the Wars of the Revolution and Empire; Marshal of France 
 under Louis XVIII.). Official Order regarding a Pension, in his 
 autograph, Paris, Oct. 26, 1824, portrait, bust, within circular 
 border, 4to. } 
 
 1982. HoHENLOHE-W ALDENBURG-SCHILLINGSFURST (ALEXANDER, PRINCE OF 
 —Hungarian Prelate). Printed L.S. to Marquise Juliette de Barol, 
 establishing a day to unite their prayers for her health. 1 p. folio. 
 June 9, 1826. In a wrapper with autograph notes by Silvio Pellico. 
 
 1983. Ho~tanp (HrEnry Ricuarp V., Lorp—friendly to Napoleon while at 
 St. Helena, Lady Holland was remembered in Napoleon’s will). 
 A.L.S. [in French] , 1 p. 4to. Hotel Bristol, Sept. 26, 1838. ‘To 
 Count Montalinet, Minister of the Interior. A letter of thanks. With 
 portrait. | 
 
 1984. Hottanp (Henry Ricuarp V., Lorp.) A.L.S8. “ Vassall Holland.” 
 4pp.12mo. [Holland House], Feb. 20, 1822. With portrait. 
 
 “Your two drawings of the Emperor Napoleon & of the late Sir John 
 eee together with your letter of the 11 inst. arrived at Holland 
 ouse,” ete. 
 
 1985. Hottanp (Lavy—wife of Lord H. R. V. Holland). ALS. 2 pp. 
 12mo. n.p.n.d. 
 
 1986. Honstein (Antoine, Duc Dr). L.S. asking a merchant to send him 
 the bill for two barrels of red wine and other articles. 1p. 4to. June 
 23, 1735. 
 
1987. 
 
 1988. 
 1989. 
 
 1990. 
 
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 1992. 
 
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 1994. 
 
 1995. 
 
 1996. 
 
 1907. 
 
 1998. 
 
 1999. 
 
 2000. 
 
 Homer. Portrait. Ex Marmore antique, P. P. Reubens delt. Mezzo- 
 tint. 4to, cut close and repaired in places. London, Bowles 
 
 Homer. Portrait. Mezzotint, 4to (cut close). [London, Bowles] . 
 
 Hone (NATHANIEL—portrait painter). Portrait, full bust. Mezzo- 
 tint by H. Fisher, 4to, margins cut away, with portions of text. 
 
 Hoop (SamMvueEt, Viscount—British admiral, fought De Grasse at the 
 mouth of the Chesapeake, but failed to relieve the British army at 
 Yorktown). A.L.S. “ Hood,” 1 p.12mo. Greenwich May 25, 1805. 
 
 Hoop (Sir Samvuet—British admiral, cousin of Samuel Hood, also took 
 part in the action with De Grasse). Portrait, three-quarter length, 
 in uniform. Engraved by E. Bocquet, drawn by W. Evans, after Sir 
 W. Beechey. Stipple. 4to. London, 1813 
 
 Hoop (Sir Samvet). Portrait, half length in uniform. Engraved by 
 HE. Bocquet, after Sir William Beechey. Stipple. Folio. Open 
 letters. London, 1813 
 
 Horr (Sir Joun—British general, took part in the battle of Corunna, 
 succeeded Sir John Moore). Portrait, full bust in uniform. En- 
 graved by J. Vendramini after W. M. Craig. Stipple. Folio. Open 
 
 ~ letters. London, 1811 
 
 Horr (Sir Joun). Portrait, half length in uniform. Mezzotint 
 (margins cut away). 4to. 
 
 HORACE. Portrait. J. Faber, senr., fecit. P. P. Rubens del. Mezzotint. 
 4to (cut close and mounted and repaired in places). 
 London, Bowles 
 
 HorTENSE HuGENIE DE BEAUHARNAIS, QUEEN OF Hozanp (Daughter 
 of Josephine.) A.L.S. “ Hortense,” 1 p. 8vo. Augsburg, Dec. 18, 
 1822. ‘To her Mother-in-Law. With portrait. 
 
 A very affectionate letter sending New Year’s greetings, hoping to see 
 recipient during the year, ete. 
 
 HortTENSE HUGENIE DE BEAUHARNAIS, QUEEN Or HoxuuAnp. Portion 
 of A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo. No place, no date. Complains [to person un- 
 known], that letters written have not been answered, Wc. 
 
 HortTENSE EuGENIE DE BEAUHARNAIS, QUEEN OF Hobanp. Portrait, 
 half length. Laugier sculpt. Girodet pinxt. [From |’Artiste]. 4to. 
 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from the 
 above. : 
 
 Hortense Eveinte DE BEAUHARNAIS, QUEEN Or Hoxuanpb. Portrait, 
 “La Reine Hortense sortant du bain,’ de Spa. Line engraving. Un- 
 signed. 12mo. 
 
 HortEeNSsE Evuctnin DE BEAUHARNAIS, QUEEN Or HoLuANp. Portrait, 
 (1) full length, (2) full length, accompanied by Louis Napoleon, 
 (3) full bust. In colors, published by R. Martin, New York, and 
 another. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
2001. 
 
 2004. 
 
 2005. 
 2006. 
 
 2007. 
 
 2008. 
 
 2009. 
 
 2010. 
 
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 2014, 
 
 HovucHarD (GENERAL JEAN Nicwouas). Portrait, full bust in uniform. ; : 
 Mezzotint by Levachez, battle scene and een notice in script 
 
 beneath. Svo on small folio sheet. 
 
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 pETH—visited the U. 8.). A.L. third person, with addressed enve- 
 
 lope. London, May 2, 1836 4 
 
 Howarp (Grorce W. F., Ear Or CARLISLE AND ViscouNT MorPETH). 
 
 A.L.S. (third person, commencing “ Ld. Morpeth,” 1 p. 8vo. June a 
 
 14, n.y. 
 Howarb (Groree W. F., Hart Or CaRLIsLE AND ViscouNT MORPETH). 
 
 Portrait, half length. Engraved by J. Cooke. Line engraving. 4to. . 
 
 HozeE (JOHN). Portrait, full bust 1 in oval. T. Holloway direxit. Line 
 
 engraving. Ato. London, 1794 i 4 
 
 Hupson River. Map of the Hudson River Rail Road from New York 
 
 to Albany. W.C. Moore del. Lithograph. About 12 feet long (one © = 
 
 corner repaired). New York, 1848 
 
 Hue (Francois—first Valet-de-chambre of Louis XVIII). N.S. 1 p. 
 small 4to. Tuileries, January 3, 1818. 
 
 In the reign of terror Hue served the royal family at the risk of his 
 life and 'was imprisoned; he is author of ‘‘The last years of the Reign 
 and Life of Louis XVI.” 
 
 Huco (JoseruH L. 8.—French general, father of Victor Hugo, the cele- 
 brated novelist). A.L.S. 4 pp. 4to. St. Lozusa, near Blois, June 23, 
 1823. To the Editor of the Courrier at Paris. With portrait. 
 
 General Hugo requests the editor to publish some remarks of his on 
 
 an article which appeared in the ‘“Censeur Européen”; then follow the — 
 
 “remarks ”, which are lengthy and interesting. 
 
 Hueco (Vicror—French author). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. [1844.] With 
 portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Huco (Victor). A.L.8. “ Victor Hugo,” 2 pp. 8yo. | Dec. ma evens 
 
 On literary matters. 
 
 . Hutin (Pierre A.—French general, shot by Malet). D.S. by Hulin, 
 
 A. Dubocher, and several others, 4 pp. folio, n.p. Dec. 11, 1798. 
 Extract from the records of the decisions by the sh Admin- 
 istration of Saint-Quentin. 
 
 . Hurtin (Pierre A.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to,u.p. March 9, 1814. 
 
 Notifying ‘the recipient that the Prince Wiirtemberg has taken, with 
 id men, the town of Sene (AR): ue promises protection to the inhabi- 
 ants. 
 
 HuLiIn (Prerre’ A.)o SS) ow, folie, ripe May 15, 1815. With 
 portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Regarding the way in which volunteers were received at various 
 mayoralties, ete. 
 
 . HoussayE (Henri—French author). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. Request for 
 tickets. Undated. . a 
 
 . Howarp (GEorGE W. F., Eart Or CARLISLE AND Viscount Mor- _ 
 
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 2025. 
 
 2026. 
 
 2027. 
 
 2028. 
 
 . Hunin (Pierre A.). L.8., 2 pp. folio. n.p.n.d. To his Royal High- 
 
 ness, requesting that he be advised of his arrival that he may wel- 
 come him. . 
 
 . Huuse (Sir Samvuer). Portrait. Lithograph by Lane after Lane. 
 
 4to. Proof on India paper. 1830 
 
 . Humann (JEAN Grorces—French Minister of Finance). I.8., 1 p. 
 
 4to. Paris, March 10, 1835. Informs a colleague that M. Chauvel 
 has been appointed to the collectorship of Berville. 
 
 . HoumsBert (J. J. A——French general, commanded an expedition to Ire- 
 
 land in 1798). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to [Paris], le 19 Frimaire, l’An IV. 
 [Dec. 10, 1795]. To Chief of brigade St. Laurent informing him 
 that stores and horses are needed for the brigade at Ruelle. Also, 
 that its army-wagons are in poor shape. 
 
 9. Humieres (Marte TuHtrise Juric De Crevant, Ducnessr De—wife 
 
 of the French general and courtier of Louis XIV.). Portrait, full 
 length. Pet. Schenck fec; et exc. Mezzotint. 4to, margins cut 
 away. 
 
 . Husstrn Pasua—last Bey of Algiers, forced to capitulate by the 
 
 French in 1830..D.S. 1p. folio. May 26, 1832. 
 
 . HurcHinson (JoHN—British general, commanded the first division 
 
 of Abercromby’s army which landed in Egypt, Alexandria sur- 
 rendered to him). Portrait, three-quarter length, in uniform, 
 seated. Engraved by K. Mackenzie after W. Evans. Stipple. Folio. 
 
 London, 1809 
 
 . HurcHinson (Joun). Portrait, full bust in uniform by Heath after 
 
 Knight. 4to. London, 1815 
 
 . Hype Ds Neuvitie (Juan G.—French Royalist, Minister to the United 
 
 States, 1816-1821). L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed portion, 
 Washington, April 27, 1818. To R. G. Harper, Baltimore, sym- 
 pathizing with him in the loss of his child, asking date of his. 
 departure [for France| as he has important dispatches to send to his 
 government. 
 
 Inprans. Various dresses of the Indians of North America. Copper 
 engraving by Morris. 4to. [Circa 1784 | 
 
 Inprans. Costume of Domiciliated Indians of North America. Copper 
 engraving by Busby after Hariot. 4to. London, 1810 
 
 Inptans. McIntosh. A Creek Chief. Lithograph in colors. Folio. 
 1836 
 
 Inprans. Kish-Ke-Kosh. A Fox Brave. Lithograph in colors. Folio. 
 1836. 
 
 Inpians. Nea-Math-la. A Seminole Chief. Lithograph in colors. 
 Folio, 1836 
 
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 Ixnprans. ‘Tah-Ro-Hon, an loway Warrior. Lithograph in colors. 7 
 
 Folio. | (1838 2 
 INDIANS. Timpoochee Barnard. An Uchee Warrior. “Litheeenee in 
 colors. Folio. | 1838 ig | , 
 Inprans. Mistippee. Lithograph in colors. Folio. ~~ 1838 a 
 
 Inprans. Atahualpa (the last Inca of Peru). Portrait, full bust, head- 
 dress of feathers, holding spear. Copper engraving. 4to. 7 
 
 Inpians. Habits of the Americans (copper engraving), also a collec- 4 
 
 tion of 30 plates, colored and plain, mainly relating to the Indians © 
 (all book illustrations). 3 
 
 IsaBEL IJ., QuEEN Or Sparn—mother of Alfonso, who became king i in = 
 
 1875. DS. 1 p- folio, Madrid 1854. With portrait. J 
 
 IsapEYy (JEAN BaApriste—celebrated French miniature painter, 
 executed many admired portraits of the Bonaparte family some of 
 which are in the celebrated Wallace collection). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. 
 
 Paris, Sept. 20, 1840. To John Sainsbury, celebrated collector Offs, = 
 
 Napoleonic material, regarding his collection. 
 
 Jacosrns. Portrait of Marie J. Chalier, full bust in oval. Mezzotint 
 by Levachez, scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 8vo, 
 on small folio sheet. 
 
 The leader of the Jacobins of Lyons and a fanatical admirer of 
 Marat. 
 
 JacguEMiInorT (J. J. I, Comre DE Ham—member of the Council 
 of 500). L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed portion, Paris, le 14. 
 Frimaire, PAn X | Dec. 6, 1801]. To M. Lacépéde, President of 
 the Senate, stating that he is confined to his bed, and will, therefore, 
 be unable to attend the day’s session. 
 
 JACQUINOT (CHARLES C.—French general, commanded two divisions 
 at Waterloo). A.D.S. 1 p. 8vo. Schaffhausen (Switzerland), May 
 8, 1800. 
 
 JERVIS (JOHN, Earn Or St. Vincent—famous English admiral). 
 A.L.8. “St. Vineent,” 1 p. 4to (london)s June i403. eee 
 HY Rese Ge 
 
 Regarding a Capt. Dunbar, and ending . . . “with the most grate- 
 ful sense of your consideration for the ticklish state of my health,” ete. 
 
 JERVIS (JoHN—EarL OF St. Vincent). Portrait, full bust in uni- 
 form. Engraved by Aquilar, drawn by Bouch. Stipple. 4to. 
 | London, ca. 1798]. 
 
 JoHN VI., Kina Or PorruGat, sailed to Brazil in 1807, where he 
 received title of Emperor. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Huet - 
 sculp. Camoin del. Stipple. 4to. 
 
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 JOINVILLE (Francois F. P., Princr De—third son of Louis Philippe, 
 sent to St. Helena to bring the remains of Napoleon to France). 
 A.L.S. (third person), 2 pp. 8vo. Claremont, Dec. 23, 1854. In 
 English to Mr. Colnaghi, the well-known art dealer, regarding some 
 drawings, ete. With portrait. 
 
 Jownvinte (Francois F. P., Prince Ds). Portrait, three-quarter 
 length in uniform. Lith. de Cattier. Folio. 
 
 JOINVILLE (Francois F. P., Prince De). Portrait, three-quarter 
 length in uniform. Jithograph 4to, and a different lithograph of 
 the same, 4to. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 Samet ote Eye) AS. “1p. 4to. Paris, Dec. 7, 1799. On money 
 matters. 
 
 JOMARD (EDME FRANcoIs—French archaeologist and geographer, ac- 
 companied the army to Egypt in 1798; contributed to the introduc- 
 tion of the great “ Description of Egypt. 4) A.N. in third person. 
 8vo. Paris, February 25, 1842. 
 
 JOMINI (HENRI—general, aide-de-camp to Ney, presented to Bonaparte 
 on the field of Austerlitz, and eminent writer on strategy.) A.L.S. 
 “ General Jomini,” 4 pp. 4to. June 18-28. n.y. To M. Wagner. 
 
 An important and most interesting letter in which he speaks of the 
 battle of Arcola, where Napoleon had said that it was the only time in 
 a game of dice, he had ever staked his whole life, present and to come, 
 with every chance of losing. 
 
 Interesting details are given of the battle of Dresden, and of the mis- 
 takes made by the Allies, also of his work, probably that of the “ Critical 
 and Military History of the Campaigns of the Revolution.” etc. 
 
 JOMINI (Henri). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. n.pun.d. To a firm of booksellers. 
 
 Informing them that a package of MSS. has been left with a porter. 
 
 JOMINI (Henrt). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Vigneron del. 
 Lithograph after a stipple. 8vo. 
 
 JoMINI (Henrt). Portrait, half length in uniform. Gleyre del. 1860. 
 Lithograph on India paper. 4to. Also another portrait, full length 
 in uniform. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 JonEs (InN1Go—eminent English architect). Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 Engraved by Val. Green after Van Dyke. Mezzotint. 8vo, cut to 
 plate mark, with portions of text cut away. 
 
 JONES (PAUL). Portrait, full length from original drawing taken from 
 the life aboard the Serapis. 4to. London 1779 [later impression ] 
 
 JONES (PAUL). Combat mémorable donné le 22 7bre. 1779 entre le 
 Capitaine Pearson commandant le Sérapis, et Paul Jones command- 
 ant le Bon-Homme-Richard. Line engraving. Folio, (cut to plate 
 mark, portion of front cut away). 
 
 JONES (PAUL). Paul Jones the Pirate. Line engraving. Full length 
 in uniform, pistol in one hand and cutlass in the other. 8vo. 
 London, [circa 1806] 
 
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 Jones (Put). Portrait, half length, wearing cocked-hat. Line en- a 
 
 graving. Unsigned. Svo. 
 
 Jones (Paut). Portrait full bust in uniform, wearing cocked hat. 
 Line engraving by Bogerts after Briys. 12mo. Fine impression. — 
 
 JoNES (PAuL). Portrait, full bust wearing cocked hat. Line engray- 
 ing by Barin. 8vo. Paris, [late impression] _ 
 
 JONES (PAUL). Fpaaey ent of Capt. Pearson in His Majesty’s Ship 
 Serapis, with Paul Jones of the American Ship of War called the — 
 Bon Homme Richard. Copper engraving by Collier after Hamilton. 
 Small folio. . [Crrca 1790] 7a 
 
 JONES (PauL). Portrait, ec length, in uniform. Line 9 a 
 
 graving, unsigned. 8vo (repaired). Paris, n.d. 
 
 Jones (Pavt). Portrait, half length. Gravé par Carl Cue = 
 
 dessiné par Notte. Line engraving, 4to. 
 
 Jones (Pau). Portrait, half length in uniform. Gravé par Carl Gut- 
 
 tenberg, dessiné par C. J. Notte. Line engraving... 4to (thinned 
 and repaired). : 
 
 Jorpan (CAMILLE—French politician and orator). Portrait, half 
 length, seated. Gravé par H. C. Muller, peint. par Mile. Godefroi. 
 Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 JOSEPHINE, Empress Or France. A.L.S. “ Lapagerie Bonaparte,” 
 
 1 p. 4to. Paris, Dec. 6, 1799. To one of the ministers, whom she | ‘g 
 
 urges to consider favorably the affair regarding Citizen Verninat (ie ). 
 With mezzotint portrait by S. A. Edwards, scratched proof. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. L.S. “ Josephine,” 1 p. folio, Munich, Jan. 8, 1806. To 
 
 her cousin, Cardinal Erskine. A letter of thanks in which she says 
 that she believes in the sincerity of his New Year’s wishes for her. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. L. 8. “Josephine.” 1 p. square 8vo. Paris, April 24, 
 (1807. To the Minister of War [Davoust], asking permission for a 
 Mr. Seymour to visit his father in England. Countersigned, 
 D[avoust], with 3 lines in his autograph. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait full bust. From the original portrait in minia- 
 ture by Isabey. Lith. de Villain. ‘Folio. London, n.d. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portraits, (1) full bust, engraved by J. Wallis, London, 
 1815, and (2) full bust, unsigned, on India paper, before letters. 
 Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portraits, (1), full bust, wearing crown, J. E. Marcus 
 sculp. Line engraving; (2) full bust, early lithograph, and (3) 
 facsimile in colors of a painting.» Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, “ Rose Josephine Bonaparte, née de la Pagerie,” 
 
 full bust in oval. Stipple. Unsigned. Open letters. Very early 
 portrait. 
 
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 JOSEPHINE. Portrait “ Giuseppina, Imperatrice de Francesi e Regina 
 d’Italia,” full bust in oval. Canacci inc. 8vyo. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, half length, wearing crown. Gravé par B. 
 Larichardiére, dessiné par Swebach. ,Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, half length, medallion of Napoleon around neck. 
 Engraved by J. C. Buttre, also an etched proof of the same, before 
 all letters, in brown, autographed by the engraver. Together, 2 
 pieces. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, half length wearing crown and jewels. (Engraved 
 by Desnoyer). Stipple. Folio. Brilliant proof before all letters. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, full length seated, letter in hand, military scene 
 in background, containing two figures, one of which is probably a 
 portrait of Napoleon. An unsigned German copper engraving, en- 
 titled ““ Madame Buonaparte.” Small folio, with margins. 
 
 Under the name is the following curious description ‘ Franzésische 
 Burgerin, oder vielmehr glucklich zu schatzende Gemahlin der gréssten 
 Feldherrn unsers Zeitaltens, welche von ihren vor jetzt zur See dirigende 
 General einen Briefliest ”’. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. “ Guiseppina Imperatrice dei Francesi e Regina d’Italia,” 
 full length portrait. L. Radosinc. G. B. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, full length. Lithograph. Small folio. 
 | | Paris, ca. 1858] 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, “ Me. Lapagere, Moglie del Generale in Capo 
 Bonaparte,” full bust in oval, wearing flowing head dress. Gravé 
 par G. Cag, dessiné d’aprés nature. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, “ Rose Josephine Bonaparte, née de la Pagerie,” 
 full bust in oval, no head-dress. Dessiné d’aprés nature et gravé en 
 1797. Stipple. Open letters. 4to. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, full bust, wearing crown. ‘“ Joséphine Impéra- 
 trice des Francais et Reine d’Italie.” Stipple. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait. “Josephine Imperatrix des Francais Raine 
 D’ Italie,” half length, necklace of four ropes of pearls, jewels in hair 
 and ears. Stipple. Unsigned. 4to. Wien, n.d. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, “ La Madame du Buonaparte, Premier Consul de 
 la République Frangaise,” full bust, ropes of pearls. Stipple. Un- 
 signed. 8vo. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, “ Grand Abito de Sua Maesta l’Imperatrice Gis- 
 sefina il giorno dell’Incoronazione,” full length. Line and stipple. 
 Unsigned. 4to. Verona, n.d. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, half length. Lithograph in colors after the 
 miniature by Isabey. Open letters. Folio. London, n.d. 
 
2084. 
 
 2085. 
 
 2086. 
 
 2087. 
 
 2088. 
 
 2089. 
 
 2090. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portraits, (1), full bust, Engraved by R. Scott, and (2) 
 full bust. Unsigned. Stipples. 8vo. Together, 2 pieces. 
 : London, 1810 and nd. q 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portraits, (1), full bust; (2) half length; (3) colored 
 view of the tomb of J osephine. Together, 3 pieces. 4to and 8yo. . 
 
 JOSEPHINE, Charles Bonaparte, and Deuue R. Bonaparte. Portia £ 
 of all, full length, from the Versailles Gallery. 4to. Together, 3 
 pieces. ; 
 
 The reproductions in Sloane’s Hite: of Napoleon were made from the 
 above. 
 
 JOSEPHINE. Portrait, full length. royal robes, wearing crown. Line 4 
 engraving. Cut to plate mark. Small 4to. “a 
 
 JOUBERT (BERTHELEMY C.—French general). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, 
 July 16, n.y. To General Cervoni. With portrait, full length in uni- 
 form. 
 
 Born the same year as Napoleon (1769), Joubert’s brilliant exploits at 
 
 Montebello, Rivoli and in the Tyrol are among the most renowned deeds — 
 of French arms. 
 
 Jousert (BrerruEtemy C.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzotint — g 
 
 by Levachez, battle scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 
 Svo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 JouRDAN (JEAN Bapriste—Marshal of France, served under Lafayette _ 
 
 in the American Revolution). U.S. as General in chief “ Jourdan.” 
 2 pp. folio, General quarters of Stokach, March 17, 1798. With por- 
 trait, full leneth i in uniform. 
 
 An important military document, written shortly after Jourdan had — 
 been appointed to the command of the Army of the Danube, and with 
 mention of several of the important generals. It commences ‘** General 
 Lefévre shall take his vanguard tomorrow morning the 18th at 6 o’clock 
 to Pfullendorf and camp at the right of that town .. . General 
 Lefévre shall push his men as near as he can to Atschausen. He will 
 receive particular instructions from the general in chief of the 2d divi- 
 vision. . . . General Lefévre must secure Mengen from the Austrians. | 
 
 “General Ferino will encamp his division at the back of Salomow- 
 veiller, and keep connection with the second division by outposts. 
 
 “General Souham will take his division to the left of Pfullendorf. 
 General St. Cyr will move the third division near Moskirch, which he 
 will occupy with a strong force. . . . The division of reserve cavalry 
 will camp in the villages back of Pfullendorf. 
 
 “If the generals meet the Austrians in the positions they have been 
 ordered to take, they must invite them to leave the place. In case they 
 refuse, compel them by force of arms.” 
 
 2091. JouRDAN (JEAN Baptiste). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Jan. 3, 1798: 
 
 To the Executive Directory. Also signed by Guineau, Bordan and 
 Gfayvernon. 
 
 The writer speaks on behalf of Citizen Cacutte, and urges the Directory 
 to permit him to return to the military service. 
 
2092. JouRDAN (JEAN Baptiste). A.L.S. “Jourdan,” 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Aw 
 gust 2, 1799. With portrait, full bust in uniform. Unsigned. 
 
 ‘ To Citizen Joseph Bonaparte, Councillor of State. A letter of recom- 
 mendation regarding Adj.-Gen. Totot and citizen Petigaud, the latter for 
 a position as administrator in the colonies. 
 
 2093. JouRDAN (JEAN Bapristr). A.L.S. “Jourdan.” 1 p. folio, Turin, 
 June 27, 1800. 
 
 _ Written the same year he was sent as Ambassador to the Cisalpine 
 Republic, to Citizen Bertoliati, counsellor of the Prefecture of Doire, say- 
 ing that he is sending a copy of No. 12 of the Acts of the General Admin- 
 istration, and asking to have same acknowledged. 
 
 2094. JouRDAN (JEAN Baptiste). L.S. 1 p. folio, Turin, August (12), 
 1801. To M. Petiet, Councillor of State. 
 
 Regarding the sale of salt belonging to Citizen Gabi, and requesting re- 
 cipient to see that the Cisalpine government does not touch the salt, 
 until the wishes of the [French] government are known. 
 
 2095. JOURDAN (JEAN BAPTISTE). L.S. 2 pp. folio, Turin, March 12, 1802. 
 To the Minister of War. Concerning a payment due to a contractor, 
 who furnished implements. At foot of p. 2 are two lines in Jourdan’s 
 autograph, in which he refers to the sending of letters. 
 
 2096. JourDAN (JEAN Baprisre). L.S. 1 p. folio, Rouen, Oct. 24, 1814. To 
 Count Dessolles, Minister of State, asking him to place the Chevalier 
 de Ségur in the new organization of the National Guard. 
 
 2097. JOURDAN (JEAN Barrister). Receipt at end of a form-letter signed by 
 Jourdan, Paris, August 10, 1825. 2 pp. folio, with addressed por- 
 tion. Also, signature of J. Leboeuf, of the Legion of Honor. 
 
 2098. JoURDAN (JEAN Baptisrz). L.S. “MI. Jourdan,” 1 p. 4to. Paris, Au- 
 gust 31, 1830. 
 Asking that. a M. Verdum, official inspector, be allowed to stay at 
 Toulouse, if possible. 
 
 2099. [JourDAN (JEAN Bapristr).] A.D.S. by Jean Baptiste Fritot, 4 pp. 
 folios. Octx,7, 1797. 
 An interesting and important document, with autograph annotation of 
 14 lines, including signature, of Jourdan in which he says that the writer 
 has been cruelly oppressed, and hopes that his petition will be favorably 
 received. Also with an § line annotation by Pierre F. Augereau, Duc 
 de Castiglione, in which he says that Fritot is a good Republican, and 
 recommends him highly. | 
 
 The document is a Petition to the Directors of the Republic of France, 
 and reads in part that the Royalist faction was working for the ruin of 
 France, that the writer was arrested and imprisoned by the Royalists, 
 ete. 
 
 2100. JourDAN (JEAN Baptiste). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzotint 
 by Levachez, battle scene, and biographical notice in script beneath. 
 8vo on small folio sheet. , 
 
 2101. JouRDAN (JEAN Baprisrré). Portrait, full bust in uniform. I. Bonne- 
 ville del. sculp. Stipple. Fine impression, with margins. 8vo. 
 
 2102. JourDAN (JEAN Baptiste). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Laine en- 
 eraving. Unsigned. 8vo. , in Napoli, n.d. 
 
2103. Jourpan (Jean Bapriste). Portrait, full length in uniform. Peint 
 
 par Vien. 8vo. | 
 2104. JoyEUSE (CARDINAL Francois DE of 
 Henry IV and Louis XIII, 1562-1615.) D.S. containing a settle- 
 
 ment of the debts incurred by President Séquier and Cardinal de 
 
 Joyeuse during the guardianship of Marie de Montpensier, who later 
 became the wife of Gaston d’Orléans. 3 pp. folio. July 2, 1608. 
 
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 2105. JorEusE (Marie Dz Bararnay De—wife of Guillaume de J oyeuse, who 
 
 distinguished himself in the war against the French Protestants and — 
 was created Marshal of France in 1582). Receipt signed on vellum. — 
 October 14, 1588. In a wrapper with notes in the handwriting of @ 
 
 Silvio Pellico. 
 
 2106. JULLIEN (Comre—French General). L.S. 3 pp. folio. Vannes, Oct. — 
 
 3, 1806. | 
 
 Contains a statement concerning the kidnapping and holding for ran- 2 x 
 
 som of the Bishop of Vannes and his secretary, and asking permission 
 
 to publish, in all the churches of the diocese, Warning Bulletins urging 
 
 upon all who may have knowledge of the affair to communicate with the 
 
 proper authorities, or, otherwise, to suffer the penalty of excommunica- = 
 
 tion. 
 
 2107. Junot (AnpocHE, Duc D’ABRAantTES—distinguished French general, 
 favorite of Napoleon). L.S. “Junot,” 1 p. folio. May 11, 1802. 
 To the Minister of Justice. 
 
 Relative to the imprisonment of Francois Thomas. “ Regarding your 
 letter of May 6th I have been searching the judgment of which you desire 
 a copy, but the books of the first court-martial of this division do not 
 show any soldier sentenced to five years’ imprisonment under the name 
 of Francois Thomas.” The minister has written a few words in bottom 
 left hand corner, giving instructions to classify this document. 
 
 2108. Junot (AnbDocHE, Duc D’ABrantEs). L.S., 2 pp. 4 to. Paris, May 
 4, 1807. To the Minister of War [Berthier], correcting a sentence in 
 a former letter which might have been misinterpreted, and requesting, 
 in 6 lines on margin in his autograph, that report and this letter be 
 forwarded together to the Emperor. 2 portraits. 
 
 2109. JuNor (ANpocHE, Duc D’Apranths). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, June 
 ae cyst ly 
 To General Thiébault (the commander of a brigade at Austerlitz). 
 “You do not need any letter of introduction, my dear General, the 
 Emperor knows you and wishes to help you. Your letter arrived while I 
 was away, this is the reason I did not answer you. . . . Your friend, 
 Junot.” 
 
 2110. Junot (AnpbocHE, Duc D’Aprantis). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio, Zara, May 
 9, 1813. 
 A fine autograph letter, signed “ Le Due d’Abrantés,” written at Zara, 
 the capital city of Dalmatia, shortly before his death in July, 1813, to M. 
 Le Baron, general director of Conscription, regarding certain documents 
 he (Junot) had in his possession, and that he had given orders to all the 
 captains to notify him how many recruits they had and were likely to get, 
 with their financial standing, ete. 
 
. JUNOT (ANDocHE, Duc D’ABrantés). A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo._ n.p.n.d. 
 To Madam **** (?) informing her that he is departing for St. 
 Cloud and will do all in his power to grant her request. With por- 
 trait, full bust in uniform. . , 
 
 . JUNOT (ANDOCHE, Duc D’ABRANTES). ‘Portrait, full bust in uniform, 
 wearing cocked hat. D/’aprés le portrait original peint par Gres. 
 Lithograph. Fine. 
 
 . JUNOT (ANDocHE, Duc D’AsprANTES). Portrait, full length in uni- 
 _ form, sword in left hand, after Raverat. 8vo. 
 
 . JUNOT (ANDOCHE, Duc D’ABrantES). Portrait, full length in uni- 
 form. Peint par Raverat. 8vo, also portrait of his wife. ‘Together, 
 2 pieces. - 
 
 . JuNoT (AnDocHE, Duc D’Asrantés). Portrait, full length in uni- 
 form. Steel engraving after Raverat. Small folio. 
 
 . JuNor (Laure P., DucHEssr D’ABRANTHS, author of “ Memoirs of his- 
 torical souvenirs of Napoleon”). A.L.S. “ La Duchess D’Abrantés,” 
 4 pp. 12mo, n.p. Oct. 11, no year. With portrait. To M. U. Tour- 
 ton, a banker at Paris. 
 
 Asking that a cheque for 100 fr. be cashed, ete. 
 
 . Junot (Laure P., Ducnesse D’Apranrés). Portrait, three-quarter 
 length, seated. Lith. de Thierry Freres. Folio. India paper. 
 
 . JuNor (Laure P., Ducnrsse D’Aprantés). A.L.S. of the grand- 
 mother of the Duchesse D’Abrantés signed, “ grandmother,” 2 pp. 
 8vo, undated, hoping that the duchess’ illness is over, etc. 
 
 KELLERMAN (Francois C., Duc DE VaLMy—Marshal of France, com- 
 mander of the Army of the Alps). L.S. 1,p. folio, Grenoble, July 
 31, 1793. . 
 
 To M. Noél who has asked for military protection, telling him that he 
 
 will take his recommendation into consideration, and give him a company 
 of light cavalry. 
 
 2120. KELLERMAN (Francois C., Duc Dr Varmy). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio, Head- 
 quarters, Liyons, July 19, 1797. ‘To the President of the Executive 
 Directory. With portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Regarding the condition of affairs at Lyons, and saying that no out- 
 break seems imminent, also speaks of his own movements. 
 
 2121. KELLERMAN (FRANcots C., Duc Dr Vatmy). A.L.S. 3 pp. 4to. Paris, 
 June 6, 1804. To M. Viaftner, chief engineer of the 6th class of the 
 Imperial Guards of Bridges and Roads. With portrait, full length in 
 uniform, receiving a decoration at the hands of Pope Pius VII (plate 
 eut close and mounted). : 
 
 A long, important and very interesting letter regarding costs, plans, 
 ete., for the erection of his ‘Senatorial Bouse.” 
 
 “T have received, my dear Viaftner, your letter ... I ha@ 
 already given the plan and the estimate of my senatoriai house to the 
 
2122. 
 
 2123. 
 
 2124. 
 
 2125. 
 
 2130. 
 
 aia 8 a ad ae Cai ES 
 
 chancellor . . . (he) was frightened by the result. of the estimate, — a 
 
 and so was I, as I did not look at the estimate before having been told 
 by you that the total expenses would not amount to more than eighty- 
 two thousand frances,” ete., which express in minute detail what the © 
 
 various rooms should be built of, how they should be decorated, etc. and 
 
 with mention that all “the ornaments of the garden will be as designed, 
 and in the English garden will be a summer house.” 
 
 KELLERMAN (FRANGgoIs C., Duc Dp Vatmy). L.S. Ob. folio. Head- 
 quarters at Strasburg, Jan. 15 (or 19), 1806. To peatetsts Bere 
 Minister of War. 
 
 Stating that he has ordered the transfer of one hundred cone ns 
 from his regiment to the 12th regiment of cuirassiers. 
 
 KELLERMAN (Francois C., Duc Dr Vatmy). A.L. S. “le Mal. Sen- 
 ator, Duc de Valmy,” 1 p. 4to. Paris, March 17, 1811. | 
 
 To General Dalbignac regretting that for the time ud he is unable — 
 to find a position for a protégé of his. 
 
 KELLERMAN (Francois C., Duc De Vatmy).. A.L.S, 1p. 4to. Paris, 4 
 
 Dec. 16, 1831. To Baron du St. Marc. Signed “ Le Due de Valmy.” 
 
 Asking that the recipient take interest in the demand of M. Gautray, 
 
 former aide-de-camp of General Carrier. for the decoration of the Legion 
 
 of Honor, and saying that in 1809, shortly after the battle of Albade 
 Tornier, the writer made application for the decoration. 
 
 KELLERMAN (Francois C., Duc De Vatmy). Portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. Texier sculp. Moreau del. Line engraving, 8vo. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 . KELLERMAN (FRANcoIs C., Duc DE Vatmy). Portrait, full bust in 
 
 uniform, I. De Roode sculps. Pasquieci del. Stipple. 8yo. 
 
 - KELLERMAN (FRaNgots C., Duc DE Vaumy). Portrait, three-quarter 
 
 length in uniform, standing, battle scene in background. German 
 copper engraving, entitled “ Kellerman General der Franzésischen 
 Republik der Kroberer von Savoyen.” Small folio. 
 
 . KELLERMAN (FRANcors C., Duc DE Vatmy). Portrait, full length in 
 
 uniform, holding cocked hat in right hand. Gravé par Bourgeois, 
 dessiné par Hilaire. Stipple. 4to, with margins. Fine impression, 
 although slightly creased in places. 
 
 . KELLERMAN (Francois E., Duc Dr Vaumy, son of General F. C. 
 
 Kellerman, served under Napoleon i in Italy, was at Waterloo). A.L.S. 
 1 p. 4to. Paris, April 380, 1835. To the President of the Court of 
 Justice. 
 
 A letter explaining why he, owing to illness. was not able to attend to 
 some work. The letter is signed “Duc de Valmy.” 
 
 KEMBLE (JOHN PHtLtIp—eminent English tragedian). Portrait, as 
 “Rollo,” full length. Engraved by H. Dawe after Sir Thomas Law- 
 rence. Mezzotint. Proof in open letters. Small folio. 
 
2131. KeMPELEN (WoLFGaAnc VoN—famous mechanical genius, inventor of 
 the Chess Machine). D.S. 2 pp. folio (with report of the Solicitor- 
 General to the king relative to petition, 2 pp. folio). London, March 
 5-6, 1784. (2 pieces). With autograph of Lord Sydney. 
 THE ORIGINAL APPLICATION of Von Kempelen for letters-patent in 
 Great Britain for his Reaction Machine set in motion by fire, air, water, 
 or any fluid, &c. Von Kempelen was the inventor of the wonderful Auto- 
 maton Chess-Player, which, although opposed by the best players in 
 _ Europe, was always victorious. He also invented the talking-machine. 
 
 2132. Kercotay (A. D.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, July 11, 1842. Wants to 
 borrow a book from the Royal Library. 
 
 ‘2133. IKILMAINE (CHARLES J.—general, born in Dublin, served under Na- 
 poleon in Italy). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Bonneville del. 
 et sculp. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 2134. Ki&per (JEAN Bapriste—French general-in-chief, succeeded Napoleon 
 _ in Egypt, and was assassinated there, 1800). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, 
 Headquarters at Vaneberg, Oct. 4, 1794. ‘To General in Chief Jour- 
 dan. With portrait. 
 
 Kléber informs Jourdan that when he and his men reach Dusseldorf 
 he will expect orders from Jourdan. Hopes he (Jourdan) will enable 
 him to close the campaign with the capture of Maestricht. 
 
 2135. KiuBBER (JEAN Baptiste). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. Alexandria, 1797. To 
 the Commissary Colasse. , 
 Written shortly, after he left his retreat at the request of Bonaparte 
 
 for the Egyptian Campaign. It is an order for certain supplies to be used 
 in a celebration of Sept. 22. 
 
 2136. KL@BER (JEAN Baptiste). L.S. (in 2 places), 1 p. folio. Cairo, le 
 12 Floreal, PAn 8 [May 1, 1800], requesting the paymaster-general 
 to set aside a sum of money for his disposition. With portrait. 
 Signed by Kléber a month before his assassination: 
 
 2137. Kifper (JEAN Baptiste). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by 
 Levachez, battle scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 8vo, 
 on small folio sheet. | 
 
 2138. Kifper (JEAN Baptiste). Portrait, full bust in uniform. F. Bonne- 
 . ville del. et sculp. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 2139. Kiéper (JEAN Bapriste). Portrait, full length in uniform, and rep- 
 resentation of the Assassination of General Kleber in Egypt. To- 
 gether, 2 pieces. 
 
 2140. Kiéser, Moreau, AuGEREAU, and others. Portraits, mainly in uniform. 
 8vo, and 12mo, no duplicates. 20 pieces. 
 
 2141. Kiery (Domriniqur L. A.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. 
 Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 2142. Kornia (JoHANNES—painter, b. 1740). Portrait, full length, at easel. 
 J. E. Haid sculp. Aug. Vind 1776, Johann Koella pinxit. Mezzo- 
 tint. Folio. Small margins. 
 
2143, Koscruszxo (THaAppEus—illustrious Polish patriot, fought in 1 American 
 war). Portrait, full bust in oval. C. Josi sculpt. Grassi pinxt. 
 Stipple. Folio (margins cut away). 
 
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 Vlad.‘ 
 
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 2145. KoHnen (Henri). L.S. 2 pp. folio, Bremen, Dec. 2, 1763. Rope ; 
 ing the appearance of certain men before the King of Great pee 4 
 
 2144, KoscruszKo (Tuappavs). Portrait, full bust in uniform. - 
 Oleszczynski del. Lithograph. India paper. 4to. 
 
 2146. Kostowsky (Prerre—Prince, decorated with the golden eagle). A a S.f 
 (third person), with signature on addressed side in addition, 1 . Sy0. . - : 
 London, n.d., with seal. a . 
 
 2147. KraLewskr (Avucust—General of Brigade in the Polish loan of the — 
 *Danube). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio, Heydelberg, Nov. 5, 1799. a 
 
 To General Dessolle requesting leave to visit Paris to see his patron: a 
 General Berthier. aa: 
 
 2148. KRavENHOFF eae R.—Dutch general, minister of war radee = 
 Louis Bonaparte). L.S. 2 pp. folio, Amsterdam, Feb. 20, 1811. 
 
 To the Minister of War relating to surveys. The writer took an pee a 
 part in the campaigns of Zealand in 1805-1806-1807. ; 
 
 2149. Kriza (G.—General). L.S. 3 pp. folio. Rennes, July 24, 179%. 
 To M. Carnot. } 
 
 An exceedingly interesting letter complaining that the garrison of Belle 
 Isle was in a most deplorable state, being frequently two and three 
 months without pay or provisions, and that they were compelled to pillage 
 the inhabitants. Also complains that many of the officers under his com- 
 mand were noted for their profligacy and immorality, and that many 
 frauds were committed in the commissariat department. 
 
 On the-.front page are three lines in the autograph of Lazare Nicholas: 
 M. Carnot, to whom the letter is addressed, which says that this letter 
 has to be sent to the Minister of War. The lines are signed “ Carnot.” 
 
 2150. KrusensterN (ApAmM JoHN—Royal Russian Commodore and world 
 navigator). A.L.S., 3 pp. 12mo (in English). [Place and day of 
 month undecipherable], 1844: Mentions funeral of the Grand 
 Duchess Alexandra of Russia, his diploma from the Brazilian BE 
 torical Society, &c.. With portrait and biographical note, 
 
 _ Krusenstern discovered the Orloff Islands, and added much to the 
 geography of Australia, China and Japan. His invention for securing 
 
 the magnetic needle against the influence of cannon, &¢c., was introduced 
 by the Russians in 1825. 
 
 2151. Kurusow (MicHarn. L. G.—Russian commander-in-c hief je Portran: 
 three-quarter length in uniform. Engraved by Hopwood from an 
 original drawing. Stipple. Open letters. 4to. London, 1813: 
 
 2152. Kurusow (Micuarrt L..G.). “ Principo Kutusow-Smolenskio, Feld- 
 maresciallo russo,” full length in uniform. Rados inc. Bramati dis. 
 Stipple. 8vo. 
 
2165. 
 
 . LACEPEDE (B. G. E. DE 
 
 . LABAROLIERE (French general). A.L.S. 3 pp. 4to. Besancon, le 15 
 
 Ventése, ’An V. [March 5, 1797]. To the Minister of War, stating 
 that he has been instructed to watch the frontiers carefully sq as to 
 prevent the return of emigrants that way, that he is to prevent as 
 far as possible the exportation of corn, &c. With plate of Laba- 
 roliére’s coat-of-arms. 
 
 . LaBspoykRE (CHARLES A. H., Comrr De—French general, one of the 
 
 last to leave the field of Waterloo). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. n.p. March 5, 
 1788. To M. Le Bas regarding a certain measure, &c. 
 
 . LABEDOYERE (CHARLES A. H., Comte Dz). A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo, in- 
 
 cluding addressed portion. Paris, Feb. 18, [1814], requesting a 
 gentleman to call upon him. With portrait. 
 
 . LABEDOYERE (CHARLES A. H., Comre De). A.L.S. 1p. 4to, n.p. May 
 
 Re, 1814. 
 
 A personal letter in which the writer requests that some memoranda 
 be returned. 
 
 . Lapépoyvire (Cuartes A. H., Core De). Portrait, full bust. Line 
 
 engraving. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . LABEDOYERE (CHARLES A. H., Comrm Dz). Portrait, full bust. Line 
 
 engraving. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 . LasorpE Dr Mervitte (M.—deputy). Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 
 Courbe sculp. Labadye del. Line engraving. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . LABORDE DE MrrEVILLE (T. JosEpH—celebrated financier). A.L.S. 
 SD tO Paris, May DOGS ty) LOM, Perregaus on money affairs. 
 
 . Laprapor (PEDRo G.—Spanish Minister at the Congress of Vienna). 
 
 A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, July 20, 1835, enclosing two receipts for 
 money. 
 
 Natural His- 
 tory of Fishes,” and many other works). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, Aug. 22, 
 1817, correcting errors he made in a previous letter, and informing 
 M. Lagrange that he will not visit Paris until the following Tuesday. 
 With 2 portraits. 
 
 . LACHAISE (Baron—French general). L.S. 2 pp. 4to | Arras], Aug. 5, 
 
 1808. To the Mayor, relative to the petition of the Protestant fam- 
 ilies for nominating members of the Consistory, &c. 
 
 . Lacompe Sarnt-Micuren (Pierre J.—one of the principal actors in 
 
 the attack on the Bastille). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. Paris [April 2, 
 1797]. To the Minister of Finance asking him to have Damarzit 
 paid a certain sum due him. The foregoing is written on the reverse 
 of a letter (2 pp.) by Damarzit in which he asks to have paid to him 
 the sum of 19664 fr. which he loaned to help the army in Corsica. 
 
 LACOMBE SArInT-MicHEL (PrERRE J.). L.S. 2 pp. folio. Paris, le 
 11 Fructidor, An 10 [Aug. 29, 1802]. To General [Gassend], 
 relating to certain demands of the Minister of War, which will be 
 cranted, &e. 
 
2166. 
 
 2168. 
 
 2169. 
 
 Lacosts (Duvivisr—*General of Division). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Com- 
 mercy, July 26, 1810. 
 To M. Fririon, Comptroller-general, regarding his Montebello medal. 
 
 7. Lacoste (JH.—Surgeon in chief of the army). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. 
 
 Florence, le 14 Messidor, ’?An 9 [July 1, 1801]. To Citizen Sciti- 
 raux, general paymaster of the army of Italy, relative to his pay 
 which he has not’as yet received. With plate of Lacoste’s coat-of- 
 arms. 
 
 Lacroix (Paut—French writer, known best under the pseudonym of 
 P. L. Jacob, Bibliophile). L.S. 3 pp. 18mo, including addressed por- 
 tion. [Paris], July 1, 1852. To M. Grille, asking about his health, 
 and commenting upon his book “ Péle-Méle.” With portrait. 
 
 Lacuke (J. G—French general, member of the Council of State). 
 A.L.S. 1p. 4to. No place, May, 1803. With portrait, Ad. Gode- 
 froy, direxit. 
 
 To Talleyrand, Minister of the Interior, asking for the confirmation of 
 a position obtained by Citizen Ste. Lule, a family friend. 
 
 . Lacuke (J. G.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Meyer del. Stipple. 
 
 Ato. 
 
 . Larayette (Marquis De). LS. 1 p. 4to. Paris, April 1 
 
 A letter of recommendation regarding M: Habos for a position in the 
 National Gendarmery (foot and mounted police). 
 
 . LAFAYETTE (Marquis Dr). A.L.S. (initials “ L. F.”). 1p. small 4to. 
 
 Lagrange, Oct. 9, 1817. Announces his return to Lagrange, speaks 
 of his father-in-law’s health, mentions a few political facts, etc. — 
 
 . LAFAYETTE (Marquis DE). A.L.S. 2 pp. small 4to, including the 
 
 addressed portion. Lagrange, [July] 2, 1823. To M. Bertemy con- 
 cerning the purchase of a fire-engine. 
 
 . LaFayette (Marquis Dr). A.N.S. 1 p. oblong 12mo. Lagrange, 
 
 Dec. 16, 1827, stating that he did not have time to visit the Colonel 
 while he was in Paris, but trusts that he will soon receive justice. 
 
 . LAFAYETTE (Marquis Dr). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Lagrange, Dec. 18, 
 
 1827. To General Mathieu Dumas, telling him that he has seen his 
 son, that he is returning to Paris early in January, that his daughter 
 is to be married soon, &c. 
 
 . LAFAYETTE (Marquis Dr). Short A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo. Lyon, Sept. %, 
 
 1829, sending best wishes for the happiness of a friend of his friends. 
 
 . [LarayerTe (Marquis Dz) ]. A petition of Mme. Dubois Cerhault, 
 
 1 p. 4to, containing a long and interesting autograph annotation by 
 Lafayette, signed. n.p. (1829). 
 
 Lafayette urges the Minister of the Interior (to whom the petition is 
 addressed) to grant the petition, as she is also recommended by the 
 mayor and sub-prefeet of Meaux. 
 
2178. 
 
 2179. 
 2180. 
 
 2181. 
 
 2182. 
 
 2183. 
 
 2184. 
 
 2185. 
 
 2186. 
 2187. 
 
 2188. 
 2189. 
 2190. 
 aio. 
 2192. 
 
 2193. 
 
 Larayerre (Marquis Dr). A.N.S. on the side of an A.L.S. of M. 
 Forel, the latter of whom is asking the Minister of the Interior to 
 give him an appointment. 1 p. folio, Paris, August 5, 1830. 
 
 ; The Lafayette portion is an autographic recommendation; another is 
 in the autograph of Labau. 
 
 LArayerre (Marquis Dz). Short A.L.S. oblong 24mo. La Grange, 
 Nov. 1, no year, sending Madame Mollier a letter from her son. 
 
 LAFAYETTE (Marquis Dr). A.L.S. with initials, 1 p. 4to. Lagrange, 
 April 14, no year. On business matters, to a friend of his. 
 
 LAFAYETTE (Marquis Dr). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. May 10, no year. 
 Requests the Minister of the Marine to do something for a friend 
 of his. 
 
 Larayerre (Marquis Dr). A.L.S. with initials, 1 p. 8vo. Saturday 
 night, n.p.n.d. Relative to a house for his son-in-law. 
 
 LAFAYETTE (Marquis Dr). Portrait, full bust in uniform, on pedestal, 
 entitled “ Hote] (Autel) de la Liberté,” Prudence holding the crown 
 of immortality over his head, etc. Inventé et composé par Lagardette, 
 fils du graveur. Small folio. In colors, portions probably touched 
 up by hand. Paris (ca. 1793) 
 
 LAFAYETTE (Marquis Dr). An uncolored copy of the preceding 
 print. 4to. 
 
 LAFAYETTE (Marquis De). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Ed. Gos- 
 selin, sculp. 1895 [1795]. Mezzotint. 8vo. 
 
 LaFayette (Marquis Dr). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Hardi- 
 villier 1833. Line engraving. Proof before inscription, on India 
 paper. 8vo. 
 
 LAFAYETTE (Marquis De). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzo- 
 
 tint (by Levachez), battle scene and biographical account in script 
 beneath. S8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 Larayerre (Marquis Dr). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Kauff- 
 mann lith. 4to. 
 
 LAFAYETTE (Marquis Dk). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Line en- 
 graving. Proof before letters or inscription. 4to. 
 
 LAFAYETTE (Marquis Dr). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Line en- 
 graving. Unsigned. 8vo, with margins. 
 
 Larayerte (Marquis DE). Portrait, full bust in oval. Boutran sculpt. 
 
 Mme. Meyer del. Line and stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 LAFAYETTE (Marquis DE). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Bollinger 
 sc. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 LAFAYETTE (Marquis De). Portrait, full bust in ‘uniform.  Stipple. 
 Unsigned. Printed in colors. 
 
2194. 
 
 2195. 
 2196. 
 219%, 
 
 2198. 
 
 2199. 
 
 2200. 
 
 2201, 
 
 2202. 
 
 2208. 
 
 2204, 
 
 2205. 
 
 2206. 
 
 LAPAYETTE (Marquis DE). Portrait, full bust in ae battle 7 
 scene and biographical account in script beneath. Levachez sce y 
 Mezzotint. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 LaFayette (Marquis Dg). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Line en- 
 graving. Unsigned. 8vo, with margins. ! 
 
 LArayerte (Marquis De). Portrait, full bust in oval. Boutrian i 
 sculp. Mme. Meyer del. Stipple. 8vo. . Paris, n.d. 
 
 LAFAYETTE (Marquis Dr). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Kauff- 
 mann lith. 4to. fae t 
 
 [LaraAvETTE (Marquis Dr).] French caricature “Garre aux Faux 
 
 Pas,” containing portrait of Lafayette in uniform, beating the drum, 
 also portraits of Bailly, Brissot, and others. Mezzotint. Unsigned, 
 margins cut away and creased. 4to. : 
 
 LAFAYETTE AND OTHERS. Signatures to a petition of Brigadier Pinas 
 ‘for an advanced position. To Marshal Gérard, with 6 lines and sig- 
 nature in the autograph of Lafayette, and signatures of several other 
 othcers.-<D.5.-: Fp tolioe) ape nares 
 
 Larrirre (JAcqurs—the famous French financier, “ Napoleon’s 
 
 banker”). Signature to Promesse de Mandat Territorial for 100 
 francs, 28 he Van IV [1796]. Oblong 12mo, hinged on card- 
 board. . 
 
 LAFFITTE (JAcQuES). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, May 23, 1818. Business 
 letter concerning the paying out of £625. Portrait. 
 
 LAFONTENELLE (GRATIEN—French officer). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Luxem-. 
 bourg le 12 Ventose, ’An II [March 2, 1794], writing to ascertain 
 the reasons for his arrest, and requesting the forwarding of his 
 colonel’s commission. 
 
 LAGARDE (CHAUVEAU—Frenth advocate of Louis XVI). A.L.S. 2 pp. 
 4to, including addressed portion. Paris, Dec. 12, 1808, acknowledg- 
 ing the receipt of printed papers, &c. Portrait. 
 
 LAGARDE (PiERRE—Director-General of Police in the Venetian provy- 
 inces). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, le ler Nivose, l’An 13 [ Dee. 21, 
 1804]. To the Councillor of State, requesting that a certain journal 
 be allowed free circulation, &c. 
 
 LAGARDE (Prerre). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Melun, Nov. 8, 1806. With © 
 portrait. 
 Recommendatory letter to M. le Grand. 
 
 LAGRANGE (JosepH De—French general). L.S. 1 p. folio. Cairo, 
 le 6 Brumaire, ’An 9 [Oct. 27, 1800], returning to a certain citizen 
 a petition referring to a gratuity. With portrait. 
 
2207. 
 
 2208. 
 
 2209. 
 
 2210. 
 9211. 
 2212, 
 
 2213. 
 
 2214. 
 
 2210. 
 
 2216. 
 
 2217. 
 
 2218. 
 
 LAGRAVE (BerNArD—Representative of the People). A.L.5. 3 pp. 4to. 
 Paris, March 27, 1799. To Citizen Desandrevuin, ex-member of the 
 Constitutent Assembly. 
 
 Informing recipient that there are no documents stating that he (re- 
 cipient) had protested against the decree abolishing the nobility. 
 
 Lanorie (V. A. F. De—French general, implicated in the Pichegru 
 conspiracy). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Salzburg, le 28 Pluvidse, ?An IX 
 | Feb. 16, 1801]. To the Minister of Finance requesting him to 
 interest himself in a family upon whose property the army has en- 
 croached, &c. 
 
 Larne (JosepH H. J.—French statesman, gave great offense to Napo- 
 leon). A.L.S. 1p. folio. Paris, Feb. 12, 1817. Informs the presi- 
 dent of the Chamber of Peers that the king will receive deputation 
 therefrom, &c. Portrait. 
 
 LAINE (JosepH H.J.). AUS. 1 p. folio, Paris, Sept. 22, 1818. To 
 the President of the Royal Polytechnic School. With portrait. 
 
 Lagarp (Pierre A.—French statesman). L.S. also by others. 1 p. 
 folio, Paris, June 18, 1792. Official business. 
 
 Lasarp (Prrrre A.). L.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, July 23, 1792. 
 
 ~ On military affairs. 
 
 LAKANAL (JosEPH—member of the Convention, came to the United 
 States, and was welcomed by Jefferson). ALLS. 2 pp. folio, May- 
 ence, Sept. 30, 1799. To the Minister of War, Dubois Crance. 
 
 Asking the recipient to give him the command of four departments at . 
 Luxembourg. 
 
 LALANCE (ALEXANDRE—French general). L.S. 1 p. folio, Headquar- 
 ters at Port au Prince (Hayti), April 8, 1803. To Citizen Daure, 
 Prefect of the Colony. Stating that no more money for a certain 
 department is to be spent after March 21. 
 
 LALLEMAND (CHArLes F, A.—French general, commanded a division 
 at Waterloo, sought refuge in the United States, and attempted to 
 found a colony in Texas). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Calamonte, May 29, 
 1810. To the paymaster, informing him that a note has not been 
 received, etc. 
 
 LALLEMAND (CHarizs F. A.). A.L.S. 4 pp. 8vo, including addressed 
 portion. Le Gara [Spain], April 7, 1810. To officer Duclos, re- 
 questing him to pay out certain sums, ‘asking him to see Collier about 
 wine, &e. 
 
 LALLEMAND (CHaAruEs F. A.). A.L.S. 2 pp. 8vo, including addressed 
 portion. Calamonte near Madrid, June 14, 1810. To officer Duclos, 
 informing him that list of salaries will be forwarded, warning him 
 not to let Collier escape, &c. 
 
 LALLEMAND (Cuartes F. A.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. 
 Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
2219. Latty (Tuomas Arruur, Comre De—French general, executed for 
 treason in 1766). A.L.S. 1 p. small 4to. Paris, Jan. 5, 1748. Men- 
 tions that the Prince of Wales is interested in certain people who 
 are in great distress, &c. Portrait. : | 
 
 2220, Latty (Tuomas ArtHur, Comre Dr). N.S. 1 p. 8vo. Paris, May 
 18, 1762, acknowledging the receipt of a sum of money. 
 
 2221, Latny-TontenpaL (TRopHIME G., Marquis De—French orator and 
 writer, son of the preceding). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Richmond, June 
 26, 1801. Relative to money left “by our poor friend the Duchess 
 reigning of Bouillon, &c.” gee 
 
 2222, LaLty-ToLLenpAL (TropHime G., Marquis Dr). A.L.S. 4 pp. 4to. 
 Brussels, May 23, 1811. Thanks his friend, the Duke, for giving his 
 son-in-law -an appointment, recommends another for a position, &c. 
 Portrait. 
 
 2223, LAaLLy-ToLLenpaL (TRopHIME G., Marquis Dx). Portrait, full bust 
 in oval. Mezzotint by Levachez, scene beneath, also biographical 
 notice in script. S8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 2224. LALLY-ToLLENDAL (TROPHIME G., Marquis DE). Portrait, full bust in 
 oval. Courbe sculp. Moreau del. Line engraving. 8yo. 
 
 2225. Lanoy. [Member of the Council of 500]. L.S. 1 p. square 8vo. St. 
 Malo, Jan. 31, 1793. From the Mayor, &. of St. Malo, sending 
 copies of their account, and informing the Administration of the 
 appearance of counterfeit assignats. Contains 4 other signatures. 
 
 2226. LAMARQUE (MAXIMILIEN—F'rench general, jomed Napoleon on his re- 
 turn from Elba). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, Headquarters, Naples, Jan. 13, 
 1808. To the Minister of War. 
 
 Informing the Minister that the regiment at Naples is badly in need of 
 supplies. 
 2227. LAMARQUE (MAximitien). A.L.S. 4 pp. 4to. Gironne, March 2, 1814. 
 With portrait and printed biographical account. 
 A very long and interesting military letter. He believes that only a 
 
 series of miracles can save Paris. ‘‘ We would be successful everywhere 
 if the Emperor were everywhere.” Contains details regarding the armies 
 of Generals Marshal Soult and Wellington. ‘“ The Spanish carry on war 
 
 like the barbarians of the North. On the other hand the English main- 
 tain good discipline, they have some regard for people and even property,” 
 ete., with mention of the disloyalty of Murat and Wellington, the latter 
 of whom he says ‘will very likely force them (the French) to pass the 
 Pyrenees again,” etc. 
 
 2228, LAMARTILLIERE (Comte Dr—French general). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio. 
 Bordeaux, Nov. 16, 1806. To the Minister of War, advising that he 
 has not received list of men eligible for service in the National 
 Guard, &. View of his monument. | 
 
 2229. LAMARTINE (ALPHONSE DE—French poet and historian). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 12mo. n.p.n.d., regretting that he cannot call that evening, but to- 
 morrow “ for you alone.” 
 
2230. LAMBALLE (Marie Tuérise L., Princess De—wife of the Prince of 
 
 2231. 
 
 2233. 
 
 2234. 
 
 2230. 
 
 \ 
 
 223%. 
 
 2238. 
 
 2239. 
 
 2240. 
 
 2241. 
 
 Lamballe, favorite attendant of Queen Marie Antoinette, murdered, 
 and her head taken on a pike to that Queen, 1792). L.S. “M. L. T. 
 de Savoye,” 1 p.12mo. Versailles, July 31,1778. A request to help 
 M. Lemercier in registering his letters of nobility granted by his 
 Majesty. 
 
 LAMBALLE (Marir THirESE L., Princess DE). Portrait, half length 
 in oval. Gravée par Ruotte, dessiné par Danloux en 1791. Stipple. 
 Svo. 
 
 LAMBALLE (MArize THERESE L., Princess De—Portrait, full length. 
 G. A. Sasso inc., G. B. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 Lampert (CHArtes Writ1aAM—comptroller of finance). L.S. 1 p. 
 _ folio, Paris, Oct. 21, 1790. Regarding instructions given by the king. 
 
 LAMBERTI (Luic1, Comte De—Member of the council of the Cisalpine 
 Republic). A.L. in third person, unsigned. 2 pp. 4to., including 
 addressed portion. May 4 [1806]. To Count d’Antraigues, acknowl- 
 edging receipt of his letter with enclosure of £10. for M. de Guil- 
 hermy. Portrait. 
 
 Lamprecuts (P. J.. Comre DE—Minister of Justice). L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Paris, le 11 Prairial. ?An VII [ May 30, 1799]. To the Comptrollers 
 of Customs, with his decisions respecting their appeal to the Court 
 of Cassation, &e. 
 
 . LAMETH (ALEXANDRE De—French revolutionist, aide-de-camp to Roch- 
 
 ambeau in the American war, general in the army of Lafayette). 
 L.S. 4 pp. folio, Turin, Jan. 2, 1811. To the general director in 
 charge of salt and tobacco. 
 
 Announcing that tobacco is to be sold in the hospitals and prisons, 
 and that the committee in charge will name the price of same. 
 
 LAMETH (ALEXANDRE De). L.S. 1p. 4to. Amiens, May 2, 1819. With 
 portrait. Regards the forwarding of a letter. 
 
 LAMETH (ALEXANDRE DE). Portrait, full bust in oval. P.M. Alix 
 sculp. Mezzotint. S8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 LAnpDoIs, BoucHER, GirArD, and others. D.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, nid. 
 (1795). 
 
 Passport to Madelaine L’Andois enabling her to proceed to Issoudun. 
 
 LANDREMONT. (Commander in Chief of the Army of the Rhine). 1.5. 
 1 p. folio. Wissembourg, Aug. 26, 1793. Directing that orders be 
 given the First Battalion of the Lower Rhine to reassemble imme- 
 diately, &e. 
 
 LanGreron (ANDRAULT, ComrE Dre—French general in the service of 
 Russia). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Dubno, March 26, 1815. Regrets that 
 he cannot give details requested concerning the Count’s cousin, his 
 papers, &c. 
 
2242. 
 
 2243. 
 
 2244, 
 | 2240. 
 
 2250, 
 
 ee | A ie ar ee 
 
 LANJUINAIS (JEAN D.—President of the House of Deputies, one of 
 Napoleon’s life-long opponents). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. Paris, Feb. 20, 
 18103. To M. Van. Praer. i 3 
 
 Lawgurvats (Jean D.). Portrait, full bust. Lithograph after Boilly, 
 1820. Ato. . . 
 
 LANJUINAIS (JEAN D. ). Portrait, full bust. Lith. de Ducarm. ‘8vo. 
 
 LANNES (JEAN—Marshal of France, one of the most celebrated Gen- 
 erals under Napoleon, in 54 battles). Signature to portion of letter 
 in another hand. Small slip. With portrait, 8vo, and 2 pp. of big 
 military genealogy. (3 pieces.) n.p.n.d. 
 
 ONE OF THE RAREST OF THE SIGNATURES OF NAPOLEON’S MARSHALS. The ~~ 
 
 Emperor said of Lannes that “he was at once the Roland of the army 
 and a giant in capacity.” His death is said to have affected Napoleon 
 as that of no other of his officers. 
 
 . LANNES (JEAN). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Renard sc. Meyer 
 
 delt. Stipple. 8vo. | 2 Paris,: nid. 
 
 . LANNES (JEAN). “Mort du Maréchal Lannes, (Hssling), Duc de 
 
 Montebello.” Charon sculp. Aubry pinxit. 4to (repaired in places). 
 
 . Lannes (Jean). Portraits, (1) “Giovanni Lannes,” full length in 
 
 uniform. Biasioli inc. Bosio dis. Stipple; (2) full length in uni- 
 form. Lithograph on India paper. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 . LANNES (JEAN). Portrait, full length in uniform, standing, military 
 
 scene in background. Charon sculp. Aubry pinx. Mezzotint. Folo 
 (slight repairs). | | 
 
 Lannes (JEAN). Portrait, full length in uniform, standing, military 
 scene in background. Mezzotint. Unsigned. ‘Small folio. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 51. LANNEs, SucHET, JuNoT, and others. Portraits, mainly in uniform. 
 
 Svo, and 12mo, no duplicates. 20 pieces. 
 
 . Lannes (Napoteon A., Duc DE MonTEBELLO, son of the famous Mar- 
 
 shal). A.L.S. 3 pp. 12mo. Mont d’Or, July 8 (no year). 
 
 Personal letter with mention of his mother, also of the country through 
 which he has been travelling. 
 
 . Lapiace (Pierre §.—eminent astrononen nominated Minister of the 
 
 Interior by Napoleon). Portraits, (1) full length, Rados ine. Bosio 
 dis.; (2) full bust. Stipple and line. 8vo. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 . LapLace (Pierre S.). Portrait, full bust. Lithograph. 4to. 
 
 . Lapnace (CHartes E. P. J.—French general, son of the great astrono- 
 
 mer): “AsEiS: Seppe: Chateau of Maillon, Nov. 30, n.y. To 
 General Gourgaud. 
 The writer has just heard of his promotion, says he still desires the 
 
 position of commander of the school of artillery at Vincennes. Thanks 
 General Gourgaud for his good offices, etc. 
 
2256. 
 
 R257. 
 
 2258. 
 
 2209. 
 
 2260. 
 
 2261. 
 
 2262. 
 
 2263. 
 
 2964. 
 
 2260. 
 
 LAPLAIGNE AND PEPIN. D.S. by both. 1 p. folio, Paris, July 2, 1795, 
 relative to certain penalties. 
 
 La ReyNre (Monsieur De—Lieutenant General of Police under Louis 
 XIV, and the first to give public illumination to the streets of Paris). 
 A.L. S, in reference to the workers in gold and silk textiles. Paris, 
 May 17, 1665. In a wrapper with notes in the autograph of Silvio 
 Pellico. 
 
 Larocue (Antorne—French general). 1. counter-signed “ Laroche,” 
 3 pp. 4to. Manche, Jan. 4, 1803. Regarding the intentions of the 
 English. 
 
 Larocue (Louis, Baron C. DeE)—Bishop of Versailles, and first Al- 
 moner to Napoleon). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Versailles, March 19, 1814. 
 
 La RocquE (C. De—Author and Diplomat). 3 pp. Ato, Barcelona, 
 March 6, 1794. 
 ‘rhe [French] patriots are not attacking; they must be very weak, be- 
 
 cause it is impossible they would ignore our position, which has been ren- 
 dered critical by the illnesses. 
 
 Larrey (Dominique JEAN—eminent French surgeon, accompanied 
 Bonaparte to Egypt, wounded and taken prisoner at Waterloo). 
 A.L.S. 1p. folio, np. June 30, 1798. To the General of Division, 
 With portrait. 
 
 Probably written in Egypt, as it was during that year he went there. 
 
 It is a request to have the health officers render him assistance for a short 
 time. 
 
 Larry (Dominique JEAN). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, May 14, 1841, 
 congratulating his nephew, M. Denis Benoist, upon his nomination to 
 the Chamber of Deputies, &. With portrait. 
 
 Las Cases (Emmanuet A. D. M. J., Comre Dn). 2 pp. of manuscript 
 in the handwriting of Las Cases, WITH CORRECTIONS IN THE AUTO- 
 GRAPH OF NapoLEoN. Small 4to. [St. Helena, circa 1815]. 
 
 Las Cases was the companion of Bonaparte at St. Helena, and the 
 author of the well-known Memoirs of Napoleon. The extract here cata- 
 logued contains notes on the English army from these Memoirs. They 
 came from the Charles Fontaine collection, have his stamp, and were pur- 
 chased by the owner from M. Charavay, one of the leading autograph 
 dealers in France. 
 
 Las Casxs (EMMANUEL A. D. M. J., Comtr De). Four pages 
 of the Napoleon “ Memoirs” in the handwriting of Las Cases, WITH 
 CORRECTIONS IN THE AUTOGRAPH OF NAPOLEON. Foho. [St. Helena, 
 circa 1815]. 
 
 Includes the mention of certain possessions in America that were more 
 to the advantage of Spain to possess, than France. 
 This item was also purchased by the owner from M. Charavay. 
 
 Las Cases (Emmanvet A. D. M. J., Comrz Dz). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. 
 Paris, Dec. 4, 1829. To Roger Colland, acknowledging receipt of a 
 
 letter from him in which he states that he intendsgiving some books 
 to the College of Lesnevens (Finistére), and thanks him for his gift. 
 
2266. 
 
 2267. 
 
 2270, 
 
 RRL. 
 
 2272. 
 
 R273, 
 
 Ra4. 
 
 2275. 
 
 2276. 
 
 R200, 
 
 Las Cases (EmmManvet A. D. M. J., Comre De). “Notice sur Km- 
 
 manuel de Las Cases.” Finely written MS. with marginal ornamenta- a 
 
 tions in pen-and-ink, variously colored. 4to. (slightly creased in 
 places). 
 
 Las Cases (EmmManurt A. D. M. J., Comre Dr). Portrait, full ~ 4 
 bust. Gravé par H. C. Muller, 1824, dessiné par . . ._ Délorme. 
 Line engraving. 4to. 7 Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Las: Cases. (EmManvet A. D. M. J., Comrz Dz). Portrait, full y 
 
 bust. Lithograph after Maurin. Folio. 
 
 . Las Caszs (EmmManuret A. D. M. J., Comte DE). Portrait, full 
 
 bust by Motte after Bordes. Lithograph. 4to. 
 
 Contains fac-simile of Napoleon’s signature. 
 
 Las Cases (EmmManurL A. D. M. J., Comte De). Portrait, full 
 length in uniform, standing on rocks, probably at St. Helena. Des- 
 siné et lithographié par G. Staal. Folio. . 
 
 Las Cases (Emmanust A. D. M. J., Comre Dn). Portraits of Las 
 Cases and his son, the father showing the son a letter from Napoleon. —_ 
 Full bust. Withograph. 8vo. 
 
 LASTEYRIE (FERDINAND DE—antiquary and author of the “ History of 
 
 painting on glass”). Two A.N.S. small 4to and 8vo. Paris, Novem- j 
 
 ber 9 and 12, 1842.- 2 pieces. 
 
 LASTEYRIE (FERDINAND Dg). A:N.S. on a slip of paper. Paris, March 
 14, 1842. 
 
 La Suire (J. F.—inspector general of the Naval Engineering Depart- 
 ment). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio, Paris, Oct. 3, 1802. To the President 
 of the National, Institute. Saying that he cannot attend a meeting 
 because he has received orders to go elsewhere. 
 
 Latour D’AuverGne (T. M. C.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mez- 
 zotint by Levachez, battle scene and biographical notice in script be- 
 neath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. ‘ 
 
 Called by Napoleon ‘“ The first grenadier of France.” 
 
 Latour-D’AUVERGNE-LAURAGUAIS—French officer. L.S. 1 p. folio. 
 Lyons, May 19, 1824, regarding copy of royal orders received. With 
 portrait. 
 
 Larour-Mauspoure (Marie C. C. F.—French general, Maréchal-de- 
 camp in the army of Lafayette). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Nambroca, 
 Feb. 11, 1809. To M. Crochard, paymaster. 
 
 A request to be paid the money due him for November and December, 
 1808. 
 
2278. Larour-Mausoure (Marte V. De Fay—French general, brother of the 
 preceding). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to, np. July 1, 1790. To Count 
 fete 2). 2 Wath portrait. 
 
 Regarding some officers who were detained while on their way to join 
 their regiments. 
 
 2279. Laupon (GipEon H.—Austrian Field-Marshal). Portrait; Jean IL., 
 surnamed Le Bon. Portrait; John Locke. Portrait, by Vertue; J. 
 F. Lewis, Philadelphia plate printer. Signed by the artist, C. G. 
 Lewis; Thomas Graham, Baron Lynedoch—British general. Por- 
 trait; Gaspard Monge—French savant. Portrait; Murad Bey. Por- 
 trait; G. M. Narbonie. Portrait; 4to, and 8vo. ‘Together, 8 pieces. 
 
 2280. Lavuerer, Bousquet, and others. D.S. 1 p. 4to. Marseilles, Oct. 10, 
 1794. To Citizen Saliceti regarding a carriage. 
 
eat Mlle fb > ait) s ae a, LCi ae tk 
 
 AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK. 
 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF THE OWNER 
 Eighth Session, Numbers 2281 to 2622 Inclusive 
 
 TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 18th, AT 2.30 O’CLOCK 
 For date of other sessions, see ‘‘ORDER OF SALE,” page supra. | 
 
 2281. Launry (Brernarp R. J. DE—last governor of the Bastille). Portrait, 
 full bust in oval. F. Bonneville del. et sculp. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 2282. Laurent (Paut Marre—French historian). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, in- 
 cluding addressed portion. Paris, Dec. 7, 1824. Business letter 
 (several words of text missing). . 
 
 2283. Lauriston (Jacques A. B. L.—Marshal of France, nephew of John 
 Law of “South Sea Bubble” fame). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. np. Jan. 8, 
 1796. To M. St. Laurent, director of the Park, informing him that 
 General Krieg is to send a person for ammunition. With portrait, 
 full length in uniform. | * 
 
 2284. LauRIsToN (Jacques A. B. L.). A.LS. “ Alex. Lauriston,” 1 p. 4to. 
 Toulon, Jan. 15, 1802. With portrait, full bust in uniform. Lith. 
 de Delpech. 8vo. 
 
 To M. David asking him to send the same present to Toulon as he did 
 to Rochefort, and with remarks regarding the standing of the navy at 
 Toulon. 
 
 2285, Lauriston (Jacques A. B. L.). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to.) Paris; Janve2o, 
 1827. Signed “ Le M1. Lauriston.” : | 
 
 A letter of recommendation regarding a M. David who desires the man- 
 agership of the theatre at Nantes. With mention of Mrs. David, known 
 on the stage as M’lle Petit. 
 
 2286. Lauriston (Jacquss A. B. l.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Lith. 
 de Delpech. Folio. | 
 
 2287. Lauriston (Jacques A. B. L.). Portrait, full length in uniform, 
 holding sword in right hand. Maguire sculpt. Stipple. 8vo.. 
 
2288. 
 
 2239. 
 2290. 
 A291. 
 
 R292. 
 
 2293. 
 R294. 
 
 22905. 
 
 2296. 
 
 R297, 
 
 2298. 
 
 2299, 
 
 2300. 
 
 LAvALETTE (Marte CHAmans, ComtrrE De—French officer, Director- 
 General of the Post Office, with Napoleon in Egypt). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 oblong 16mo. Nantes, le 26 Germinal, l’An VI. [April 16, 1798]. 
 Orders the municipal authorities of Nantes to give lodging-tickets 
 to four chasseurs. 
 
 Upon the second restoration of the Bourbons, Lavalette was arrested 
 and condemned to death, but owing to the heroic action of his wife, Emilie 
 de Beauharnais, niece of the Empress Josephine, he was enabled to escape 
 
 in her dress. Through this “excess of tenderness, heightened by terror.” 
 the wife’s intellect gradually gave way and she was sent to a Maison de 
 Santé where she died some years after the event noted. 
 
 LAVALETTE (Marte CHamans, Comte Dz). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. mp. 
 May 20, ny. To M. Neal. A letter of recommendation regarding 
 M. Martin, hoping that the recipient may be able to help him. 
 
 LAVALETTE (Martz Cuoamans, Comté Dr). A.LS. 1 p. foho, n.p.n.d. 
 To General of Brigade Henry, informing him that the report to 
 be made of weapons must include pistols, rifles and swords. | 
 
 LAVALETTE (Marte CHamans, Comre De). Portrait, together with 
 those of Labédoyere and Ney on same sheet, full busts. H. R. Cook 
 se. Line and stipple. Open letters. 4to. London, 1815 
 
 LAVALETTE (Marte CHamans, Comte Dr). Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 Stipple. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 LAVALETTE (Marte Cuamans, Comre Dr). Portrait, full bust. Line 
 engraving. Unsigned. 8vo. ~ 
 
 LavaALeTte (Marte CuHamans, Comte De). Portrait, full length, 
 seated. Lithograph after A. Lacauchie. 8vo. 
 
 LavaLeTte, Ney, AND Lapepoyrre. Portraits, full bust in uniform, 
 on one sheet. Dessiné par M’lle. J. Hamm. Lithograph. 4to. 
 
 LavATER (JOHANN C.). Autograph signature “Johann Caspar 
 Lavater,’ and several words “ Grafin Friedrich Stolberg,”’ also in 
 his autograph, on a printed page commencing “ Taschenbiichlein fur 
 Liebe Reisende,” etc. With portrait. 
 
 LAVATER (JOHANN C.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Haid sculpt. 
 Schmoll del. Mezzotint. 8vo., with margins. erin 
 
 Lavaux (Eminent French Advocate). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, Jan. 
 27, 1812. Requests “ Monseigneur” to give his oldest son a position, 
 and encloses a prospectus of his book on margin of which he has 
 4 lines of autograph (2 pieces). 
 
 Lavoisier (AnNToINE LaureNt—chief founder of modern chemistry). 
 A.L.S. 1p. 4to, n.p. April 25, 1800. Regarding a missing plate 
 from a book. 
 
 Layoisier (ANTOINE Laurent). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzo- 
 tint by Levachez, scene in his chemical laboratory, and biographical 
 notice in script beneath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
2301, 
 
 2302. 
 
 2303. 
 
 2304. 
 
 2305. 
 
 2306. 
 
 2307. 
 
 2308. 
 
 2309. 
 
 2310. 
 
 2311. 
 
 2312. 
 
 2313. 
 
 2014. 
 
 A315. 
 
 2316. 
 
 ea ae BO ee ae ee ee 
 “\ " J o 
 . L ia > 
 
 Lavorster (ANTOINE LAvRENT). Portrait, half length seated. En 
 
 graved by W. C. Sharpe after David. ‘Steel engraving. 4to. 
 
 LAVOISIER (ANTOINE LAURENT). Portrait, full length, seated. Conte a 
 inc. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. i. 
 
 LAWRENCE’ (Srr Tuomas). Portrait, full bust looking front. En- — 
 
 graved by Lewis after Lawrence. 4to. Proof. _ London, 1830 74 
 ‘Laya (Lion—French dramatist). A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo, including ad- 
 
 dressed portion. Paris, March 27, 1818. To M. F. Pellet, request- a 
 ing his attendance the following Tuesday. aI 
 
 Lesorur (EpMonp—Marshal of France). L.S. 3 pp. folio. Verona, 
 
 Oct. 8, 1866. To the French Consul at Venice, enclosing a dispatch 
 to be forwarded to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, reporting the 
 situation at Verona, mentioning the fine work of the National Guard “3 
 
 in quelling an outbreak, &e. 
 
 Lreson (JosepH—French Revolutionist, partisan of Robespierre). Por- — q 
 
 trait, full bust in oval. F. Bonneville del. . sculp. Stipple. 3yvo- 
 
 Lr Brun (ANNE CHARLES—French general, aide to Napoleon). ACLS. 
 1 p. folio. Pont de Brique, Aug. 26, n.y. To Marshal Berthier, 
 Minister of War. On military affairs. 
 
 Le Brun (CHaritEs—celebrated French antes 1619- on Por- 
 trait, full bust. T. L. Potrelle, sculp. Ch. Le Brun, pinxt. 4to, 
 
 LEBRUN (CHARLES F., Duc DE PLaIsANcE—appointed Third Consul by 
 
 Napoleon). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, July 15, 1802. To Citizen a 
 
 Mounier, informing him that the government is pleased with him, 
 With portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 LEBRUN (CHARLES F., Duc DE PLAIsaNcE). L.S. 2 pp. folio. Paris, 
 Jan. 16, 1802. Official letter. : 
 
 LEBRUN (CHARLES F., Duc DE PLaisance). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, — 4 
 March 23, 1802. To Citizen Penchu thanking him for a memoir. q 
 With portrait, full bust in uniform. Bernard sc. M. del. 8vo. 
 
 LEBRUN (CHARLES F., Duc DE PuLaisaNce). D.S. 1 p. oblong 12mo 
 (inlaid). St. Helena, May 5, 1821. Certifies that M. J. Collet is 
 entitled to the Médaille de Ste. Hélene. 
 
 LreBRuN (CHARLES F., Duc DE PuLaisaNnce). A.L.8. 2 pp. folio. 
 np. May 29, ny. Pe. 
 
 LeBRUN (CHARLES F., Duc Dr PuLAIsANcE). Portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. Dessiné par I. B. F. Massard, et gravé p. I. B. L. Mas- 
 sard fils. Stipple in brown. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 LeBruN (CHARLES F., Duc DE PLAIsaANcE). Portrait, full bust. 
 Lithograph after Boilly. 4to. 
 
 Lesprun (CHartes F., Duc Dre Puarsance). Portrait. full bust in 
 uniform. Bonneville sculp. Stipple. 8vo. | [ Paris; nid. lg 
 
2328. 
 
 2329. 
 
 2330. 
 
 2317. 
 2318. 
 
 2319, 
 
 2320. 
 
 2325. 
 
 2326. 
 
 R321. 
 
 Lesrun (CHARLES F., Duc Dr Puarsance). Portrait, full bust in 
 oval. Mezzotint (by Levachez), biography in script beneath. 8vo, 
 on small folio sheet. 
 
 LecaMus. [French adjutant-general.| A.L.S. 2 pp. folio. Bor- 
 deaux, Oct. 15, 1743, relative to arms‘and ammunition in storage. 
 
 Lecterc (Victor EmManvurEL—French general, married Pauline 
 Bonaparte, sent to subjugate the negroes [of Hayti]). A.L.S. 2 pp. 
 folio. Lyons, Oct. 22, 1793. To M. Nouet. With portrait. 
 
 A long and interesting historical letter relating to Lyons, its prisons 
 and prisoners, etc., ending with ‘“ Lyons must be razed to the ground and 
 its inhabitants exterminated without which 
 
 Leciterc (Victor EMMANUEL). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Mont Gobert (7), 
 August (?) 22, 1800. To M. Nigent regarding orders. With por- 
 trait, full length in uniform. 
 
 . Lecterc (Victor EmMmanvet). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Bonneville del. et sculp. Mezzotint. 8vo. Paris, ned: 
 
 . LECLERC (Victor EMMANUEL). Portrait, in uniform, on horseback. 
 
 Unsigned line engraving entitled “ Le Clerc, Général en Chef de 
 PArmée de St. Domingue.” Small folio. 7 
 
 . Lecterc (Vicror H.). Portrait, the same as foregoing. In colors. 
 
 . Lecterc (Victor EMMANUEL). Portrait, in uniform, mounted on 
 
 horseback. Line engraving. Unsigned. (Portions tinted by hand). 
 Ato. | 
 
 Lecog (Karu C. HE. E. Von—German general, fought for the French 
 at Wagram). Portrait, full bust in uniform. fF. Keischmann, 
 sculp. M. Retzsch del. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 LECOURBE (CLAUDE Jos—EPH—French general, distinguished himself at 
 Peeeecady)y ins. 1 p. folio. Zurich, April 19, 1800. With 
 portrait. 
 
 Relating to military nominations. 
 
 LEcouRBE, (CLAUDE JosEPH). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. n.p. 1803. To M. Re- 
 gnaut de Gevey. 
 
 Informing the recipient that he has written to Col. Leger regarding his 
 (de Gevey’s) protégée. 
 
 LECOUBRE (CLAUDE JOSEPH). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Des- 
 siné d’aprés nature par J. Guérin & gravé par B. Roger. Stipple. 
 Ato. “[ Paris, n.d. | 
 
 Lepru-Roturn (A. A.—French Socialist and Republican). A... 
 1 p. 8vo. Paris, n.d. Requesting documents. With portrait. 
 
 Ler (GENERAL CHartEs). The American General Lee taken prisoner 
 by Lieut. Col. Harcourt of the English Army in Morris County, N. J. 
 1776. Copper engraving by Haw kins after Hamilton. Folio. [1782 | 
 
Q331. 
 
 2333. 
 
 2334... 
 ROO. 
 
 2336, 
 
 2337, 
 
 2398. 
 2339. 
 
 R340. 
 
 Ro41, 
 
 R342, 
 2343. 
 
 2344, 
 
 . LEFEBVRE (FRANCOIS Je )e -. Lista ee Pet Olle: Pat Oct. 23, 1799. 
 
 « 
 os 
 
 LEREBVRE (a ee i be Duc Dz Dantzic—Marshal of France). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Jan. 4, 1799. To M. Siéyes, member of 
 the Conservative Senate, asking the aid of the recipient reguniingyy 
 M. Simon, deputy of the upper Rhine. 
 
 To the Minister°of War. Asking the Minister to stop the seenndl 
 from duty of various members of the 79th regiment, as it affected — 4 
 the usefulness of the regiment to a large extent. __ Te 
 LEFEBVRE (FRANGOIS J.). L.S. on paper printed “Lefebvre, premiey 4 
 (sic) Lieutenant général du Général Bonaparte.” 1 p. folio. Head- 4 
 quarters, at Paris, April 15, 1800. To Carnot, Minister of War. q 
 
 Informing Carnot that General Martin is to rev iew the troops acco 
 to orders. 
 
 LEFEBVRE (FRrancors J.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. SHER 4 
 Unsigned. 8vo with margins. 
 
 LEFEBVRE (FrANcois J.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Grave bar . 
 G. Fiesinger, peint. par Mengelberg. Stipple. Folio. Paris, n. d. 
 
 LEFEBVRE-DESNOUETTES (CHARLES—aide-de-camp to Bonaparte, fought 
 at Waterloo, escaped to the United States, drowned in the wreck of ~~ 
 the Albion). ALS Sod ped ee Cloud, Oct.” 28, 1804. Toe q 
 Captain “#0 " * CP)” Waith>portras, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Telling the recipient that he may become a member of the Legion of © 
 Honor. 4 
 
 LEFEBVRE-DESNOUETTES (cnn A.L.S. <1 <pie4te. > Baris, Feb. 
 16, 1814 (?). To Major Listre, 18th regt. dragoons. 
 
 Assures the recipient that he will do all in his power to help him. 
 
 LEFEBVRE-DESNOUETTES (CHARLES). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Forestier sc. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 LEFEBVRE-DESNOUETTES (CHARLES). Portrait, full length in uniform 
 on horseback. Line engraving by Bonneville. 4to. 4 
 
 LEGRAND (CLtaupE J. A.—French general, served in Napoleonic cam- __ 
 paigns). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. Meyer del.; also 
 portrait of Leones ean-Joseph, Grand Duke of Wurtzbourg. Stip- 
 ple. 8vo. 2 pieces. 
 
 Leipsic. Grand entry of the Allied Sovereigns into tafe 19th of a 
 October, 1813. In colors. Folio. London, 1815 ~@ 
 
 Lrrpzic. Another copy of the same. 
 
 Lerpsic. View of the Grimma suburb, Liepsic. In colors. Folio. ~ 
 | | London, 1815 
 
 Ligpsic. Colored view. Folio. London, 1815 
 
. LeseuNE (Louis F.—French general). A.L.S. 5 pp. 4to including 
 addressed portion. Toulouse, Jan. 21, 1831. To M. Giroux, rel-. 
 ative to an album ordered by his wife, and his wish to pay for it. 
 With portrait. . 
 
 . Leseune (S. P.—Representative of the People). L.S. 3 pp. folio.. 
 Besancon, June 5, 1794. To the Members of the Ninth Commis-- 
 sion. 
 
 Regarding Commissary Lyantey who has been ordered to return to the: 
 Army of the Alps. 
 
 . LEMANE (M.—member of the Council of 500). A.L.S. 4 pp. 12mo.. 
 Paris, Dec. 12, 1796. To the Minister of War. 
 
 Requesting the Minister to give various posts to certain men in whom: 
 he is interested. He has written to Carnot and Barras of the Executive. 
 Directory asking them to do what they can, and Carnot has replied that. 
 he will place the matter before the Directory. 
 
 . |Lenotrr (ALExANDRE—French antiquary and artist).] A.L.S. 1 p.. 
 12mo. [Paris], Jan. 20, 1832. Informs his confrére that he has. 
 given orders for certain books and accounts to be made ready for: 
 examination by members of the “Commission des Fonds.” 
 
 . Lenoir (JEAN C. P.—Lieut.-Genl. of Police of Paris). A.L.S. 1p 
 
 Ato. [Paris], le 14 Floreal, ’?An XIII [May 3, 1805]. Excuses. 
 himself for not seeing a certain party during the winter, and offers. 
 help in police affairs. Also other writing in two different hands on. 
 same letter. Portrait. : 
 
 . Leo X. Portrait, half length seated. Engraved by Moses Haughton 
 after an original picture by Raffaello. Stipple. 4to. Margins cut: 
 away. 
 
 . Leo X. Portrait, full bust in oval. Engraved by William Faithorne.. 
 Small folio. | 
 
 . LEOPOLD I., DuKkE Or Lorraine. D.S. 1 p. folio, vellum. Luneville,. 
 May 16, 1714. With portrait. 
 
 Relates to the granting of the jurisdiction of Chazel to M. Thomassin. 
 
 = wHOPOLD If Or Breicium. L.S. 1 p. 4to. Jan. 15, 1869. To his: 
 cousin. 
 
 epee aigue (M.). AUS: 2 pp. 4to. n.p. April 20, 1771. Asking 
 the recipient to do all in his power to free a certain man whom he- 
 thinks has been unjustly imprisoned. 
 
 2355, LEPELLETIERE [J. B.—French officer]. A.L.S. 3 pp. 12mo, including 
 addressed portion. Paris, July 22, 1831. To his physician relative- 
 to treatment. 
 
 2356. Le PELLETIER (Louis M.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint, by 
 Levachez, scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 8vo on. 
 small folio sheet. 
 
2357. 
 
 2358. 
 
 2359. 
 
 2362. 
 
 Lepic (Comre—General of Division, one of Napoleon’s Imperial Guard, 
 distinguished himself at Moscow). Portrait, full bust in uniform, — 
 
 Litho. on India paper. 4to (corner stained). 
 
 mander of artillery at Palma. Regarding supplies. _ | 
 
 Lr Surre (JosepuH F.—French general, signalized himself in the cam- ie 
 paign of Italy). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. n.p. June 7, 1834. A letter of 
 
 thanks. 
 
 16, 1794. On military affairs. 
 
 . LETRONNE (JEAN ANTOINE—French antiquary and critic); A.L.S.; ya 
 2 pp. square 8vo, including addressed portion. [Paris], March 5, 
 1824. To the Marquis D’Azeglio, stating that he will examine a cer- = 
 
 tain book. 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 398), enclosed in his library a 
 
 wrapper and with his autograph annotations. 
 
 LrEvassrEuR (GENFRAL—distinguished at Radstadt). D.S. 4 pp. folio, - a 
 
 Bergame, July 7, 1796. 
 
 A description of several Italian places, how to reach them, distances, etc. - . 
 
 of Louis XVI.). D.S. 1 p. 4to.* Paris; Oct) 1hmeisos: 
 
 . LEVEILLIES (JEAN PrrrrE—negro general of St. Domingo). LS. 1 p. 
 
 4to. Port Liberté, Aug. 15, 1796. 
 
 sculpsit. M. Marrebeeck excudit. Folio. 
 
 . Liancourr (F. De—deputy to the Convention). Portrait, full bust in— 
 
 oval. F. Bonneville del. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 v. A. Krausse. Line engraving. Large folio. 
 
 . LIECHTENSTERN (Jos M. F. Von). ‘Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 
 Stipple. Unsigned. 
 
 . Ligne (Karn Josepu, Prince DE—eminent Austrian general and_ 
 
 writer). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. [October 21, 1772]. 
 
 Feb. 7, 1797. Order to pay out money due him. With portrait. — 
 
 . Ligonier (JouN—British Field-Marshal, commander-in-chief of the 
 English forces in Flanders). D.S. 1 p. folio. [London], Aug. 14, - 
 
 1761. Appointment of John Catherwood as under-secretary. With 
 portrait and seal. 
 
 Lespinasse (Aucustrn—French general, fought under Bonaparte in a 
 Italy). Autograph postscript with signature (14 lines), on 3 pp. 
 
 folio. L.S. Milan, Jan. 17, 1798. To Citizen Lamogére, com- 
 
 . Le Tourneur anp Cavatenac. D.S. by both. 1 p. folio. Paris, Dec. 4 
 
 ie 
 
 . Levasseur Dre La SartHe (Rent—French Jacobin, voted for death a 
 . Lewis (Grorce). Full bust portrait. Line engraving. Phil: a Gunst — >. 
 
 . Lizzie (Justus Von—eminent chemist). Portrait, half length. Stich — 7 
 
 . LIGNE (Karu Josey, Prince Dz). L. 8. 1 p. oblong 16mo. Vienna, 
 
2372. 
 
 2373. 
 2374, 
 
 2375. 
 
 2376. 
 
 2307. 
 
 2378. 
 
 2379. 
 
 2380. 
 
 2381. 
 
 2382, 
 
 2383. 
 
 2384. 
 
 Limpourc-Houstern (Prince De). D.S. 19 pages folio. With fine 
 impression of the seal. Paris, May 20, 1780. 
 
 A Remonstrance addressed to Louis XVI. by the Parliament of Flanders. 
 in reference to the legal dispute between the Prince of Nassau-Siegen 
 and the Prince Hohenlohe. Signed ‘‘the People holding your Court of 
 Parliament in Flanders,” and countersigned by ‘le Prince Comte regnant 
 de Limbourg-Holstein.” 
 
 LINCOLN (ABRAHAM). Portrait, full bust in oval. Tinted lithograph. 
 Folio. , Berlin, n.d. 
 
 Lincomn (ABRAHAM). Portrait, full bust. Engraved by A. H. 
 Ritchir, after a photograph by Brady. 4to (spotted). 
 
 Lippe (Count La). Portrait, full length in uniform, standing beside 
 cannon. Engraved by 8. W. Reynolds after Sir J. Reynolds. Mezzo- 
 tint. 4to. Open letters. London, 1834 
 
 Lopau (Grorces Mouton, Comte Dr—Marshal of France, aide-de- 
 camp of Bonaparte in 1805). A.L.S. “Le Comte de Lobau.” 1 p. 
 folio. Paris, Jan. 30, 1811. To Comte Bouruer. 
 
 Regretting that because of important business appointments he will be 
 unable to attend the meeting of the commission. 
 
 Lopau (GrEorGES Mouton, ComTe Dr). L.S. 2 pp. folio, including 
 _ addressed portion. Paris, Oct. 7, 1825. A receipt for money paid 
 him by the Ordre Royal de la Légion d’Honneur. Signed also by J. 
 Leboeuf. With portrait. 
 
 Lospavu (GEORGES Mouton, Comre De). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Lithograph after Maurin. Folio. 
 
 Lopau (GEorGES Mouton, ComtTEe DE). Portrait, full length in uni- 
 form, holding cocked hat in right hand. Lith. de Gérard. On India 
 
 paper. 
 
 Loison (Louis H.—French general). L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including ad- 
 dressed portion. Liége, le 2 Vendemiaire, l’An 13 [Sept. 24, 1804]. 
 To Marshal Ney, requesting an extension of furlough. With por- 
 traits. 
 
 Lorson (Louis H.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Tassaert sc. 
 Stipple, printed in colors.” 8vo. 
 
 Lomtnte De Brienne (E. C.—Archbishop of Toulouse, Minister of 
 State). L.S. 1p. square 12mo. Paris, Dec. 30, 1771, informing the 
 recipient that his son will not be forgotten by the writer, who will 
 endeavor to help him at the first opportunity. With 2 portraits. 
 
 Lonevevitte (Henri—son of Henri d’Orléans, and grand nephew of 
 Henry IV., married a sister of the great Condé). D.S. 1 p. folio, 
 vellum. Douai (?), Jan. 6, 1628. To M. de la Fontaine Raoul. 
 
 Loprz (GENERAL—Minister of the Republic of New Grenada [Colum- 
 bia] at the Court of Rome). A.L. in third person to Mare A. Jullien, 
 enclosing a letter. 1 p. 4to. Paris, June 15, 1835. With portrait. 
 2 pieces. 
 
2385. 
 
 2388. 
 
 2389. 
 
 2390. 
 
 2391. 
 
 Rd9R. 
 
 2393. 
 
 R394, 
 
 2395. 
 
 2396. 
 
 2397. 
 
 2398. 
 
 A ee Ge? et ee eee Wee Oe 
 ay 
 
 “2 
 
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 ; 
 te. 
 
 Louis I, Kine OF Errurta—married Maria Louisa, daughter of. 4 
 Charles IV. of Spain. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Bonnerilell 
 sculp. Mezzotint. 8vo. a 
 
 , Lote XTL, Kind On Feayoi. Portrait, half loieth ia ame Gravé a 
 
 par Guibert, peint par Philipe de Champegnet. 4to. 
 
 . Louis XIII., Kine Or France. Vellum D.S. 1 p. oblong 4to (folded). < 
 
 Fontainebleau, May 16, 1626. Concerns the payment of a sum of 
 money for the king’s account. Countersigned by De Loménie, Secre- a 
 tary of State. Endorsed by Marion, Comptroller General. Copper- — 
 plate portrait of the king. (Portion of vellum split.) a 
 
 Louris XIII., Kine Or France. .A list of the expenses of the house- 4 
 hold of King Louis XIIT. the 21st of July, 1636, while the Court — 
 was residing at Madry. Document on vellum. Folio. “a 
 
 Louis XIV., Kina Or France. Vellum D.S. 1 p. oblong 4to (folded). a 
 
 Paris, Nov. 18, 1645. Mentions the services of De La Fontaine 
 
 [The French fabulist(?)]. Countersigned for the king and his 4 
 mother, the Queen Regent, by De Loménie, Secretary of State. — “aa 
 
 Louis XIV., Kina Or France. D.S. 1p. folio. Paris, Dec. 2, 1648. 
 An order to the treasurer to pay the sum of 4,500 livres. 
 
 Louis XIV., Kine Or France. D.S. 1 p. folio. Versailles, Nov. 9 
 (10 ?), 1678. An order to a body of infantry at Lyons to set out ~ 
 for Verdun. | 
 
 Louis XIV., Kine Or France. D.S. (on vellum). 1 p. folio. Ver- | 
 sailles, Oct. 24, 1704. dG 
 
 Rewarding Sieur de Panest for faithful services, by placing him in 
 
 command of : a regiment of dragoons. 
 
 Louis XIV., Kine Or France. D.S. 2 pp. folio, including addressed 
 portion. Versailles, Aug. 19, 1715. Order on the Governor of the 
 Bastille to receive a prisoner and to hold him until otherwise in- 
 structed. Countersigned by Phelyppeaux, Secretary of State. 
 
 ‘Louis XIV., Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust. Paulus Caronni del. — 
 
 et sculp., 1717. Line engraving. 8vo. 
 
 Louis XIV., Kine Or France. Portrait, full length in uniform. G. P. — 
 Busch sculp. a Berlin, 1728. Vanlo pinxit 4 Paris. Copper en- 
 graving. S8vo, cut close. 
 
 Louis XIV., Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint, 
 with biographical account in script beneath. 12mo, on small folio 
 sheet. 
 
 Louis XIV., Kine Or France. Portrait, half length in armor, sceptre tl 
 
 in left hand. Copper engraving, “Ludovicus de XIV. Koningh van 
 Vranckrijck &.” 8vo. 
 
 Louis XIV., Kine Or France. “Fin tragique de Louis XVI.” Spir- 
 ited line engraving. 4to, margins on 3 sides cut away. 
 
2409. 
 
 2410. 
 
 2411. 
 
 2399. 
 
 2400. 
 
 2401. 
 
 2402. 
 
 2403. 
 
 2404. 
 
 2405. 
 
 2406. 
 
 2407. 
 
 R408. 
 
 Louis XV., Kinc Or France. Vellum D.S. 1 p. oblong 4to, folded. 
 Paris, Jan. 23, 1717. Relates to payment of a tax, &c. Counter- 
 signed by the Duke of Orleans, Regent, and Phelyppeaux, Secretary 
 of State. With portraits. 
 
 Louis XV., Kina Or Francr. A series‘of three A.L.S. written to M. 
 Aufrére, chaplain to Louis XV. (1) A.L.S. “ Maturin,” Zeyst, June, 
 24, n.y. (ca. 1730), with mention of “his majesty” (Louis XV.), 
 (2) ALS. “T. Rocheblave.” 1 p. 4to. London, May 30, 1731, 
 asking recipient to loan him five guineas, (3) A.L.S. “ Pierre Roche- 
 blave,” 2 pp. 4to. n.p. Dec. 16, 1730, also asking for the loan of 
 money. 3 pieces. 
 
 Louis XV., Kine OF France. Portrait, three-quarter length in uni- 
 form. M. Bernigeroth sc. Line engraving. Folio, margins cut 
 away. ; . 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine Or France. Document with several words in his 
 
 autograph. 1p. folio. n.p. May 17, 1789. 
 
 The king having bestowed the personal and hereditary title of Count on 
 M. Du Puget, the Dauphin’s sub-tutor, the Duke d’Hareourt wishes him to 
 be exempt from the payment of the tax of 4500fr. Permission from the 
 king being necessary, it is granted by him with a comment of several 
 words in his autograph. 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine Or France. Printed D.S. 2 pp. folio. Paris, 
 [July] 13, 1789. To the Att’y-Genl &c. at Nantes, relative to let- 
 ters-patent issued by decree of the National Assembly, &. (Punc- 
 tured in 8 places.) 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine Or Francr. D.S. 4 pp. folio, 1789. A document 
 stating the amount to be paid by certain persons in the district of 
 Auch. It is signed also by D’Arentin, Le Févre and Lambert. 
 
 Louis XVI., KinG Or France. L.S. 1p. folio. Paris, Oct. 14, 1791. 
 An order to pay M. Du Bergier the sum of 6,000 fr. 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine Or France. Portrait, “ Louis Seize,” full bust in 
 oval. Mezzotint. Unsigned. 8vo (cut close). 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Maurin 
 del. Lithograph. 4to. 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine Or France. Portrait, “Luigi XVI.,” full bust in 
 oval. G. Zatta sculp. Verite delin. Stipple in bistre. 4to, full 
 margins. 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine OF France. Portrait, “ Luigi XVI.,” the same por- 
 trait as preceding, different inscription, without names. Stipple in 
 brown. 8vo. in Venezia, n.d. 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. 
 Unsigned. “The Last Interview of Louis XVI. and his Family.” 
 Murray sculpt. H. Singleton del. 1793. 4to. 2 pieces. 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust iv uniform. Mez- 
 zotint. Unsigned. Folio, small margins. 
 
2412. 
 
 2413. 
 2414, 
 2415. 
 
 2416. 
 2417. 
 2418. 
 
 2419. 
 
 2420. 
 
 Lours XVI., Kixe Or France. Portrait, full bust in uniform, scene 
 beneath. Stipple. 4to. | } - 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine Or France. Portrait, “Luigi XVI., Re di Fran-— 
 
 cia,” full length in uniform. G. A. Sasso inc. G. B. Bosio dis. 
 
 Stipple. 
 
 Lours XVI., Kine OF FRANCE. Medallion containing portraits of Louis a 
 XVI, Marie. Antoinette, and their daughter Elizabeth. Verzy f. 
 Stipple. Ato. a 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine Or Franoz. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzo- B 
 
 tint by Levachez, battle scene and biographical account in script 
 
 beneath. S8vo, on erat folio sheet. 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine Or France. Portrait, full length. Copper engrav- : 4 
 ing by Page. Small foho. London, 1789 
 
 Louis XVI., Kina Or France. Assignat de cent liv.. 1791, with por- a 
 trait of Louis XVI. 8vo. a 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine OF Francon. “ Fidélité et Douceur,” containing por- 
 
 traits of Louis XVI., full bust in uniform, and four others, probably ~~ 
 the Duke and Duchess of Angouléme and the Dukes of Berry and ~ 
 
 Orleans. In colors. 4to. 
 
 Louis XVI., Kine Or Francr. “ La derniére entrevue de Louis XVI. 
 avec sa famille la veille de son execution.” Gravé par C. Silanio, p. 
 par C. Bénazach. Line engraving. Folio (slightly stained). 
 
 Louis XVI., Kina Or France. “ La 2°. séparation, ou dernier adieu 
 du roi avec sa famille desolée.” Gravé par C. Salinic. Line engray- 
 ing. Folio. 
 
 . Lous XVII., King Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval. Stipple. 
 
 Unsigned. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Louis XVIII., Kine Or France. D.8. Louis Stainslaus Xavier. 1 p. 
 
 folio. Versailles, Dec. 7, 1776. Order on the Treasurer-General to 
 pay Surgeon Eyraud a certain sum for medicine, &c. With por- 
 trait of the king engraved by Charles Turner after H. Villiers. 
 
 . Louris XVIIL., Kine Or France. Signature, “ Louis,” with 2 lines in 
 
 his autograph on an A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Sept. 25, 1807, from the Duke 
 of Pinne asking to what rank certain officers belong. Louis answers 
 that the rank must be based upon the date they received their com- 
 missions. With portrait. 
 
 . Lours XVIII., Kine Or France. D.S..—“ approwvé, Louis.’ 4 pp. 
 
 folio. Paris, April 9, 1816. With portrait. 
 
 AN UNUSUAL DOCUMENT, containing interpretations of some of the arti- | 
 cles of the Commercial Code, with additions, and is issued by the Chamber 
 of Peers, signed by the king, as noted, and by members, including Marquis 
 GC. H.. J.P. de PBastoret, ©. He Dambray, Chancellor of France, Count de 
 Séze, Duc de Choiseuil, De Chateaubriand, and C. L. H. de Semonville. 
 
2425, 
 
 2427. 
 
 2428. 
 
 2429. 
 2430. 
 2431. 
 2432. 
 2433. 
 2434. 
 
 2435. 
 2436. 
 
 2437. 
 
 2438. 
 
 2439. 
 
 Louis XVIII., Kine OF France. Ordonnances du Roi. (Contains 
 fragment of a letter discovered by a M. Mulligan, written by Napo- 
 leon to Marie-Louise), &e. 4 pp. 4to, unbound. [ Paris, circa 1816 | 
 
 6. Louis XVIII., Kine OF Franoz. D.S. 1 p. 4to on vellum. Paris, 
 
 Dec. 12, 1818. Signed also by Louis Antoine de Bourbon D’ Angou- 
 léme, son. of Comte d’Artois, afterwards Charles X. of France. 
 
 Lovis XVIII., King Or Francz. Portrait, “ Monsieur, Brother to 
 Louis the Sixteenth,” full bust in oval. J. Jones fecit. Stipple. 
 8vo. London, 179+ 
 
 Louis XVIII., Kine Or France. “ Boussole Royale,” containing por- 
 traits of Louis X VIII., Duc de Berri, Comte d’Artois, and five others. 
 Dessiné et gravé par Villeneuve. Mezzotint. Folio, small margins. 
 
 . . Paris, n.d. 
 
 Louis XVIII., Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust in uniform, to- 
 
 gether with those of Comte d’Artois, Duc de Berri, and 3 others. 
 Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo, cut close. 
 
 Louis XVIII., Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gravé 
 par N. Bertrand, dessiné d’aprés nature aux Tuileries. Stipple. 8vo. 
 een tee a Ol 
 
 ‘Louis XVIII., Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gravé 
 
 par Cathelin, ie par Drouist. Line engraving. Small folio, with 
 margins. | Paris, [ca. 1772] 
 
 Louis XVIII., Kania Or France. Portrait, full bust in uniform. A 
 re-engraved plate of the preceding number, without engravers’ names 
 
 Na 
 
 and with some differences. Small folio. Paris, [ca, 1773 
 
 Louis XVIII., Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust in uniform, wear- 
 ing star. P. Audinet ue H. Danloux delt. Line engraving, with 
 margins. 4to. 
 
 Louis XVIII., Kine Or Francz. Portrait, full bust in uniform, can- 
 non, etc., beneath. Line and stipple, unsigned. Unfinished proof on 
 India paper, before all letters. 4to. 
 
 Louis XVIII., Kine Or Franoz. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gravé 
 par H. Bonvoisin, dessiné par B. Bonvoisin. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 Louis X VIII., Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Gravé 
 Vaprés le tableau original peint par Duplessis. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 Louis XVIII.; Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval, with 
 Duchess D’Angouléme and D’Artois. Stipple and line engraving. 
 Ato (slightly stained at bottom). 
 
 Louis XVIII., Kine Or France. Portrait, full bust in uniform. Dess. 
 et Gvi. par Alise. Mezzotint. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Louis X VIII., Kine Or France. Medallion portraits of Louis X VIII, 
 Ferdinand VII., and Duc D’Angouléme. All in uniform. Printed 
 in colors. 4to. 
 
2440. 
 
 2441. 
 
 2442, 
 
 2448, 
 
 2444, 
 
 2445. 
 
 2446. 
 
 R447, 
 
 2448. 
 
 2449, 
 
 2450. 
 
 2451. 
 
 2452, 
 
 24538, 
 
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 a } rf < _ . =), - 
 
 Louis XVIII, Kine Or France. Famille Royale de France. Portraits 
 of Louis XVUL,, Charles Ferdinand and others (3). Hinge us 
 Colored by hand. 4to. sa 
 
 Louis XVIIL, Kino Or France. Famille Royale, (Portraits of Louis a 
 XVIII, Charles Ferdinand and three others.) Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 Lovis XVIIL, KING oo France. “ Depart du Roi,” dessiné par Heim 
 and another. 4to. 2 pieces. . 
 
 [Lours (Baron—Department of Finance). | Signature to portion of 
 letter.) am. psy de , | 7 
 
 Lovis (Louts Domrnrque—French financier). D.S. 1 p. “Ato. on 
 August 3, 1808. Asking for a statement of the death of Madant 
 Legrain, a pensioner of the state. With portrait. 
 
 Lovts (Puitirpr, Duc D’Orteans—King of the French). A.L. in i 
 third person (unsigned). Neuilly, Aug. 30, 1825. To the Count — 
 D’Arbaud Joucques thanking him for the delivery of a letter which ~ 
 he encloses. 
 
 vs 
 { 
 
 Louis PHILIPPE, Due D’OrtEans. I.S., 1 p. 4to. Paris, Nov. 19, 7 
 1841. Informs M. Perrier that the opening session of the Assembly a 
 
 oa 
 
 will take place Dec. 27, and that his presence will be required. Coun- — 
 _tersigned by the Secretary of State. Portrait. 
 
 Louis Puree, Duc D’OrtEANs. D.S. 2 pp. folio. Paris, rece 19, 
 1846. Mentions various donations as per the will of = De Ladignac. 
 Signed also by the Secretary of State. 
 
 Louis Putiper, Duc D’Ortmans. Portrait, full bust in uniform. . ; 
 F. Lignon sculp. 1814. F. Gérard pinxit. Line engraving. Folio, 
 cut close. . 
 
 Lovis Purtierr, Duc D’OrtEaANs. Portrait, full length in uniform, 
 standing. Gravé par Danois, peint par Winterhalter. Steel engray- 
 ing, 4to. ; rh 
 
 tons 
 
 Louisa, GRAND DucHeEss Or Hesse-Darmstapt. The last page, with ~ 4 
 signature of an A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. n.p. (May 3, 1820.) Personal 7 
 letter. | — 
 
 Louise AUGUSTE WILHELMINE AMALIE, QUEEN OF Prussi4, daughter 
 of the Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz. Portrait, full length, standing, 
 holding book in left hand. Gestochen von F. Balzerin Breslau. 
 Copper engraving. 4to. 
 
 Lovis—E AUGUSTE WILHELMINE AMALIE, QUEEN OF Prussta. Repre- 
 sentation of her body lying in state, soldiers guarding, candles burn- — 
 ing. German copper engraving. In colors. 8vo. [ ctrca 1810] 
 
 LovisE (Marz D’Ortfans—QuEEN Or Tur Beuarans, daughter of - 
 Louis Philippe). A.L. Unsigned. 1 p. 8vo. n.p.n.d. With her = 
 crest on paper. With portrait. 
 
2462. 
 
 2463. 
 
 2464. 
 2465. 
 2466. 
 
 2467. 
 
 2468. 
 
 . LOUISIANA. Four brevets and commissions of lieutenants to the 
 
 companies of Louisiana. Extracts. 4 pieces. 1754. 
 
 . Louistana. D.S. by Balmot, Dunouy, Dumuvine and others. 1 p. 
 
 folio. New Orleans, Feb. 25, 1755. An acknowledgment of the 
 receipt of a sum of money. ‘The first named was the surgeon main- 
 tained by the king at Pont de la Natchez. 
 
 . Louvois (Francois MIcHEL LETELLIER—Minister of State under Louis 
 
 XIV.). L.S. to an officer, ordering him to join the French army in 
 Italy. 1p. folio. Versailles, July 27, 1690. 
 
 Louvois contributed greatly to the military successes of Louis XIV.; and 
 it was because of the counsels of this mimister that the edict of Nantes 
 was revoked in 1685. 
 
 . LowE (Sir Hupson—British general, jailor of Bonaparte at St. 
 
 Helena). Autograph signature “Lt.-General Sir Hudson Lowe.” 
 With portrait, full bust in uniform. ‘ 
 
 . Lowz (Str Hupson). Medallion portrait. Full bust in uniform, 
 
 by Fontaine after Fremy. 8vo on India paper. 
 
 . Luckner (NrxkoLtaus—Marshal of France, succeeded Rochambeau as 
 
 general-in-chief, guillotined in Jan. 1794). L.S. 1p. folio. Stras- 
 bourg, Sept. 11, 1791. 
 
 Military letter regarding leave of absence for one of his officers. 
 
 _Lwoxner (Nixotaus). D.S. 1 p. folio. Oct. 24, 1791. Signature 
 
 to request for leave of absence by Rocher. Signed also by Martignac, 
 Saint Victor, &c. 
 
 . LUCKNER pay 8) A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. n-p.n.d. To General D’Han- 
 
 ovre. 
 A personal latter regarding his given name. 
 
 Luckner (Nixoxaus). Portrait, full bust in oval, sword, cannon, 
 etc., beneath. Line engraving. Unsigned. Fine impression. 
 
 Lucxner (Nixonaus). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzotint 
 by Levachez, battle scene and biographical notice in pave beneath. 
 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 LuckNer (NixotAus). Another copy of the same. 
 Lucxner (Nixoraus). Another copy of the same. 
 
 Luckner (Nixotavus). Portrait, full bust in uniform. L. A. Claes- 
 sens sculp. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 Lupwie I., Kine Or BAvartA—gave to Lola Montez the title of Coun- 
 tess of Lansfield. D.S. 1p. 4to. Munich, Oct. 22, 1841. With por- 
 trait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Lupwie II., Kine Or Bavaria. L.S. “Ludovico.” Monaco, Feb. 17, 
 1879. Written probably to Cardinal Caterini. 
 
2469, LuzERNE (ANNE C.—French diplomatist, minister to the United States : 
 during the Revolution). L.S8. 1p. 4to. Paris, June 2, 1790. Re- — 
 garding an appointment. s 
 
 2470. MacDoNALD (ETIENNE JacguEs J., Duc DE TARENTE—Marshal of 
 France, presented by Napoleon with a Turkish sabre). A.L.S. 
 “ Macdonald.” 1 p. folio, Naples, April 18, 1798. To. General of 
 division Gauthier. 
 
 An important war letter written shortly after Macdonald had joined the 
 army and become General in Chief at Naples. He writes “ Your despatch or? 
 is just received. If you are in danger, you can fall back on the army of> & 
 Naples. . . . JI am also in fear for the army of Italy, defeated for two _ 
 years, but I hope that she will soon Sey be in an advantageous position,” 
 ete. ie 
 
 2471. MacbonaLp (ETIENNE JacquEs J., Duc Dr TARENTE). ALS. — 
 “Macdonald.” 2 pp. 4to. Paris, June 23, 1799. To Madame de © 
 Viguron. a 
 
 Written during the month of the great battle of Trebbia; ware he sut-_ E 
 fered defeat. He says that he will use all his power to procure a permit 
 for herself and family to return to Brussels without delay. 
 
 2472. MacDoNALD (ETIENNE Jacques J., Duc Dz TarentTe). L.S. 1p. © 
 folio. Headquarters at Paris, May 6, 1801. To General Mont- 
 choisy. ; o,, 
 
 Captain of Grenadiers, Bertram, having given in his resignation which 
 nee we accepted, the writer urges recipient to give him a position in a 
 rigade 
 
 2473. MACDONALD (ETIENNE Jacques J., Duc Dez TARENTE). AS 
 1p. 4to. Paris, Sept. 30, 1803. To Major Marmin. 
 
 A request to be anieiieened concerning an announcement by a captain 
 of a certain regiment. 
 
 2474, MACDONALD (ETIENNE Jacques J., Duc Dr Tarents). ALS. 
 “Mal. Macdonald.” 2 pp. 4to. Courcelles-de-Roi, Nov. 1, 1817. — 
 
 An answer to a proposition to place him at the head of a publication 3 
 relating to the orders of Chevalier, saying that he must decline as he did 7 
 not care for publicity. 
 
 2475. MACDONALD (ETIENNE JACQUES J., Duc Dz TarentTE). L.S. “ Mac- 
 donald.” 1p.4to. Paris, Jan. 6, 1820. To Col. Rousseau at Noyon. 
 
 Thanking him for expressions of good will for the New Year. Mentions 
 Marshal Beurnonville, who was ates ttt in chief of the army of the © 
 North, 1796. 
 
 2476, Macponatp (ETIENNE Jacques J., Duc De TarenTE). LS. 1 a 
 4to. Paris, August 31, 1823. To Madam Sharp. 
 
 Signed as “ Le Grand Ghaneaiion ” “Macdonald,” he informs recipient 
 that she and her children cannot be granted a permit to visit the interior 
 of the ‘“‘ Maison Royale” at St. Denis. 
 
 2477. MAcDONALD (ETIENNE Jacques J., Duc DE TarenTE). ALS. 
 1p. 4to. Paris, (July) 7, 1824. To Madam * * * (?). Informing 
 the madam that her brother is returning on the 28th, and will be. 
 garrisoned at La Rochelle. Speaks of the effort to be made for her 
 brother’s advancement. 
 
ie 2487. 
 2488. 
 
 2489. 
 
 2490, 
 
 2478. 
 
 2479. 
 
 2480. 
 
 2481. 
 
 2482. 
 
 2483. 
 
 2484. 
 
 2485. 
 
 2486. 
 
 MACDONALD (ETIENNE JAcgurs J., Duc Dr Tarente). A.LS. 
 “ Macdonald.” 1p. 4to. Paris, Feb. 28, 1829. 
 
 The Journal de Paris having printed an account of offences committed 
 by the students at the Maison Royale of St. Denis, Macdonald says that 
 the account was exaggerated. He refers to the campaigns of the year 
 XII. (18038). 
 
 MACDONALD (ETIENNE JacquEes J., Duc DE TarenTE). Portrait, 
 full bust in uniform. Mezzotint by Levachez. Battle scene and 
 biographical account in script beneath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 MacDONALD (ETIENNE Jacques J., Duc Dr TarentTe). Another 
 copy of the same. 
 
 MACDONALD (ETIENNE JACQUES J, Duc Dr Tarente). Another copy 
 of the same. 
 
 MAcDONALD (ETIENNE JAcqurEs J., Duc Dr TarENTE). Portrait, 
 full bust in uniform. Renard, sculpt. P. Guérin, pinxt. Line and 
 stipple. Fine impression. 8vo. 
 
 [ MacERONE (CoLoneL—Aide to Murat, said to have invented a Horse- 
 less Carriage).] Nine lines of Manuscript in his autograph. On 
 slip of paper. 
 
 MACERONE (COLONEL). Portrait, full bust in uniform. C. Picart 
 sculpt. A. Wivell del. Proof on India paper. 4to. London, 1822 
 
 MACKINTOSH (Sir JAMES—illustrious British statesman, defended M. 
 Peltier, a French emigrant, who was tried for a libel on Bonaparte). 
 A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. Clapham, Jan. 29, 1830. With portrait. 
 
 Asking for lists of the English Crusaders. . 
 
 MAcKINTOSH (Sir JAMES). Portrait, half length. Drawn and en- 
 graved by C. Wilkin, after Sir Thomas Lawrence. Stipple. Open 
 letters. 4to. London, 1814 
 
 MacManon (Marie E. P. M.—Marshal of France). L.S. 1 p. 12mo. 
 Constantine, Feb. 7, 1853, regretting that he could not have been of 
 service to a certain person who had already left Algeria for France. 
 
 MacManon (Marie E. P. M.). Signature attached to portion of a 
 letter in another hand. n.p.n.d. With colored bust-portrait from “ Le 
 Figaro.” 2 pieces. 
 
 Mack Von LeErpericH (Kart—Austrian general). Portrait, full bust 
 in uniform. J. Adam, sculp. Vienna, 1795. Line engraving. 8vo. 
 
 MAGNAN (BERNARD PIERRE—Marshal of France, commander in chief 
 of the army of Paris). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. Feb. 11, 1863. 
 
 Regarding the sale of Spanish shares, and advising his friend to sell 
 them. 
 
2491. 
 
 2492. 
 2493. 
 
 2494. 
 2495. 
 2496. 
 R497, 
 R498. 
 2499. 
 
 2500. 
 
 2501. 
 
 2502. 
 
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 =) 4 7 - > >. 
 hs ¥ ‘ ] as 
 
 Manfirautt (Jean F. R.—French lttérateur, and commisary of the 
 French Republic). L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, le 6 Thermidor, ’An 
 8 [July 25, 1800]. To the Secretary of the Théatre Frangais; and, 
 Signature to a copy of an order of the Minister of the Interior. 1 p. 
 folio. Paris, le 3 Vendemiaire, l’An 9 [Sept. 24, 1801]. Both of 
 the above refer to the presentation of tragedy upon the stage of the 
 Théatre Frangais. (2 pieces.) 
 
 Maumovup II., Sutran OF TurRKEY. Pore half length, nee 
 Drawn on stone by H. Humphreys, from an original sketch by — 
 Deveria. Folio. 
 
 Maicnen and Ensvusrant—both members of the Nation Conte: 
 tion, voted for the death of Louis XVI. DS. by both. 1 p. folio. 
 n.p. Nov. 3, 1794. 
 
 MAILHE (JEAN B.—French Hevohiioneey Signature to Manuscript. 
 1 p. folio, containing a copy of the questions sent to the National 
 Assembly by the Criminal Court of the Day “Des Hautes- 
 Pyrénées.” May 27, 1792. 
 
 MAILLEBOIS (JEAN BaprisTE F.—Marshal of France under Louis XV). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Feb. 10, 1740. 
 
 Regarding the leave of absence from duty of a M. A. Haumouryell. 
 
 Matson (Nicotas J.—Marshal of France, refused to recognize Bona- 
 parte on his return from Elba). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Bayeux (?), 
 May 8, 1810. To M. Maillefer. | 
 
 rireeeniie the recipient that certain matters will be dropped for the 
 present. 
 
 Matson (Nicozas J.). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, July 6, 1830. 
 
 Asking that a bed in a certain hospital be placed at the disposition of 
 Mme. Bouilliot, a sick widow in whom he is much interested. 
 
 Matson (Nicoias J.). Portrait, full length in uniform, cocked hat 
 in right hand. Lith. de Gérard. 8vo. India paper. 
 
 Matssz, Rirrer, &c. D.S. 2 pp. 4to [Paris], Oct. 19, 1795. Repre- 
 sentatives of the People to the Committee of Public Safety, request- 
 ing the appointment of T. B. Baurot as an officer in the Army of 
 the Republic. Signatures of Maisse, Ritter, &c. 
 
 MaitLaANpD (Sir FrepEerick Lewis—British Rear-Admiral, to whom 
 Napoleon surrendered and on whose ship, “ Bellerophon, ” he was 
 taken to England). A.L.S. 1 p. tall 12mo. Messina, Jan. 27, 
 1812, relative to allowances to officers mentioned. 
 
 MAITLAND (Sir FREDERICK Lewis). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Dee. 1, n.y. 
 “T have just seen your letter to the Consul . . . and shall lose no 
 time in using every effort for your liberation.” 
 
 MALESHERBES (CHRETIEN G. Dre Lamotanon Dr).—French judge, 
 counsel for Louis XVI at his trial). L.S. 3 pp. 4to.. [ Dec. 1, 1772]. 
 Discussion relating to the planting and growth of trees. With 
 portrait. 
 
— 2503, 
 
 2504. 
 
 2505. 
 
 2506. 
 
 2507. 
 
 2508. 
 
 2509. 
 
 2510. 
 2511. 
 2512. 
 
 2513. 
 
 2514. 
 
 2515. 
 
 MALESHERBES (CHRETIEN G. DE LAamMoiGnon De). LS. 2 pp. 4to. n.p. 
 (Jan. 10, 1781). Informing the recipient that he does not wish to 
 purchase a certain book. With portrait, mezzotint by Levachez. 
 
 MALESHERBES (CHRETIEN G. Dr Lamoianon Dr). L.S. 3 pp. 4to. with 
 two lines in his autograph, n.p. April 14, 1786. 
 
 An interesting letter in which the writer answers the recipient about 
 Some ash trees, with many details about them. 
 
 MALESHERBES (CHRETIEN G. DE Lamoicnon De). A.L. unsigned, 2 
 pp. 4to n.p.n.d. 
 
 MALESHERBES (CHRETIEN G. DE Lamorenon DE). L.S. with several 
 words in his autograph. 4 pp. 12 mo. n.pu.d. Informing his 
 correspondent that he cannot let him have a certain tree unless he 
 knows in what sort of soil it is to be planted. 
 
 MaAtesHerBES (CHRETIEN G. Dr Lamoignon Dr). A.N. (not signed), 
 1 p. 8vo. n.p.n.d. Regarding the return of a manuscript belonging to 
 recipient. 
 
 MALESHERBES (CHRETIEN G. DE LamMoianon Der). Portrait, full bust 
 in oval. Mezzotint by Levachez, 2 scenes and biographical notice in 
 script beneath. 
 
 MALESHERBES (CHRETIEN G. Dk Lamoignon De). Another copy of the 
 same. 
 
 MALESHERBES (CHRETIEN G. DE Lamoianon DE). Portrait, full bust 
 in oval. F. Bonneville del. et sculp. Line engraving. 8vo. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 MALESHERBES (CHRETIEN G. DE LAMOIGNON Dr). Portrait, full 
 length, seated. Gravé par Bein, dessiné par Faur. Line engraving. 
 In colors. 8vo. 
 
 MALESHERBES (CurerrEN G. De Lamoienon De). Portrait, full 
 length, in robes of office, standing. Todeschini dis. et inc. Stipple 
 8vo. 
 
 Mater (Ciaupr F.—French general, plotted against Bonaparte, shot in 
 1812). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, Cesancon (?), July 10, 1801. To the 
 Minister of War. 
 
 Informs the Minister of the disbanding of his army, and is awaiting 
 orders. Requests to be sent to some post, as he does not wish to be in- 
 active. 
 
 Mater (CiaupeE F.). Portrait, full length, in uniform. Gervais sc. 
 A. Lacauchin del. Line engraving. 8vo. 
 
 Matiet-Dupan (Jacgurs—distinguished publicist and editor). A.L.S. 
 4 pp. 4to. Paris, Feb. 23, 1784. With portrait. 
 
 A long and interesting letter to an unnamed correspondent explaining 
 why he is obliged to return to Geneva, and to give up the supervision (or 
 editorship) of a newspaper, probably the famous ‘“‘ Mercure Historique et 
 Politique.” 
 
2516. 
 
 2517. 
 
 2518. 
 
 2519. 
 
 2520. 
 
 2026, 
 
 RORT. 
 
 R028. 
 
 RORY. 
 
 2530, 
 
 . Mansretp (Count Hans Gzorce Zu). LS. 2 pp. and a half, folio. 
 
 25. Manvuet (Lovis Pierre). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by 
 Lavachez, scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 8v0, on 4 
 
 Matmatson (home of Napoleon and Josephine). View. Aquatint a8 | 
 T. Medland after J. Carr. 8vo. — London, 1803 — ‘a 
 
 Matta. A view of the port and entrance into the City and Isle of 
 Malta. Benoise sculpt. Jos. Juepy. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 Mattr-Brun (Conrap—Danish author, adopted citizen of France). 
 
 A.L.S. 1p. 4to. n.p.n.d. (ca. 1808). Concerning the contents of his q ‘ 
 work about to be published, “‘ Annals of Voyages of bea and o- 
 
 of History.” With portrait. 
 
 Matrr-Brun (Conrap). A.N.S. 1 p. 8vo. Paris, March 28, (1826. a 
 
 With portrait. 
 Acknowledging the receipt of a work on the Cathedral of Reims. 
 
 Mautr-Brun (ConraD). A tase 1 p. 4to. np.n.d. Asking to have : 
 certain questions answered by members of some commission, relative 
 
 to the lodging of several soldiers. 
 
 Obrist von Malzahn rettet eine Batterie.” In colors. 8vo. 
 
 With signature of [ Prederval ?]. 
 
 oval. Gasparo Ginanni scul. Stipple. 8vo. in Venezia, n.d. 
 
 January 10, 1561. 
 
 small falig sheet. 
 
 Manuel rescued Madame de Staél and Beaumarchais from being mur- = 
 
 dered in Sept. 1792. 
 
 Marat (JEAN Paut—one of the famous Triumvirate of the Reign of 
 Terror, assassinated by Charlotte Corday). Portrait, full bust, no 
 
 hat. Gravé par E. Beisson, Messidor ?An 2 [June, 1794], peint par 
 
 J. Boze. Line engraving. Proof before inscription. Folio. 
 
 Marat (Jean Paut). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by Le- 
 vachez, scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 8vo, on small 
 folio sheet. | 
 
 Manav (Jean Pavt). “The Death of John Paul Marat” [text in 
 
 English and French], engraved by James Aliprandi, painted by D. 
 
 Pellegrini. Stipple. Folio. London, 1794 
 Marat (JEAN Pav). Portrait, full length, together with full length 4G 
 
 portrait of Charlotte Corday. Lith. de Villain. 4to. 
 
 Marat (JEAN Pavr). Portrait, full length, hat in hand. Sasso ine 
 
 Bosio del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 f 7 
 
 . MatzanmM (LizvuTenant Von—Prussian soldier). Portrait. “ Der i. 4 
 . Manpat Territorial for 100 franes. 28 Ventdse An TV. [1796]. 
 ; | 
 
 . Manin (Lopovico—the last Doge of Venice). Portrait, full bust in a 
 
2538. 
 
 2539. 
 
 2540. 
 
 2041, 
 
 2531. 
 
 2532. 
 2533. 
 
 2534. 
 2535. 
 
 2536. 
 
 253%. 
 
 Marsor (ApoLpHE—aide-de-camp to Marshal Massena). L.S. 2 pp. 
 folio, Paris, August 12, 1811. To the Duke de Feltre (H. J. G. 
 ' Clarke). From the Sainsbury collection. 
 
 Stating that, on leaving the prison at Cadiz. the King of Spain pre 
 sented him with a sum equivalent to two months’ pay, and on his arrival 
 in France a similar sum was deducted from the pay due to him, and 
 
 _ asks that it be refunded “as he considers it unjust that the French goy- 
 ernment should reckon as a part of his pay the present made him by the 
 King of Spain.” 
 
 Marceau (Francois 8S. D.—French general, defeated the Vendeans at 
 Mans). Portrait, full bust in uniform. F. Bonneville del. et sculp. 
 Stipple in brown. 8vo. | Paris, n.d. 
 
 Marceau (Francois 8S. D.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Mezzo- 
 tint by Levachez, battle scene and biographical notice in script be- 
 neath. 8yo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 Manrcrau (Francors 8. D.). Portrait, full length in uniform. Tor- 
 
 chiana inc. S. Marceau dis. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 Marcettus (Lz Comtz). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, May 10, 1824. Re- 
 garding a position for a friend. With portrait (curious). 
 
 Marcuanp (Jean G.—French general, fought at Austerlitz). A.L.S. 
 .1 p. 4to. Headquarters, Etaples, May 27, 1804. To M. Deterville, 
 bookseller. 
 Sending money for a dictionary of natural history, and asking that it 
 be forwarded to Montreuil-sur-Mer. 
 
 Marcuanp (Jean G.). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio, Santiago (Cape Verde 
 Islands), March 26, 1809. To Marshal Ney. With portrait, full 
 bust in uniform. 
 
 Informing Ney that he has ordered the 69th battalion to return and will 
 distribute same along the coast. The news concerning General Mathieu in 
 the Austrias pleases the writer. He advises the burning of a certain 
 convent and the shooting of all the monks, as he thinks that they are re- 
 sponsible for the insurrection. 
 
 MARCHAND (JEAN G.) Portrait, full bust in uniform. Forestier sculp. 
 Stipple.  8vo. 
 
 Marer (Hueves B., Duc Dr Bassano—secretary to Napoleon). A.L.S. 
 2 pp. 4to. Paris, August 9, 1801. To the Minister of Finance. 
 With portrait. 
 
 Recipient is requested by the 1st Consul (Bonaparte) to return certain 
 papers relating to a vessel in the port of Flushing. 
 
 Maret (Huaeusrs B., Duc DE Bassano). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. Boulogne, 
 le 4 Fructidor, ?An 13 [ Aug. 21, 1805]. To the Councillor of State, 
 relative to his request for position for his son, &c. With portrait, 
 full bust, after Isabey. 
 
 Maret (Huaunzs B., Duc De Bassano). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Ostervde 
 (Prussia), March 21, 1807. 
 Personal letter asking the recipient to help a M. Isam (?). 
 
2042, 
 
 2048. 
 
 R544, 
 2045. 
 
 2546. 
 
 2547. 
 
 2048, 
 
 2549. 
 
 2003. 
 
 ROoA, 
 
 2550. 
 
 . of ee eee, s] CL eee aes ‘ale sy 
 rw Ae Ce ae 
 
 Marner (Hueves B., Duc De Bassano). A.L.8. “Le Due de Bas- 
 sano,” 1 p. folio, Paris, Nov. 29, 1814. To Baron Mounier. Relative 
 to an error that was made when he Here was paid the sum of ~ 
 20,000 fr. | a. 
 
 Maret (Hucuses B., Duc De Bassano). A.L.S. “ Le Duc de Bas- 
 sano,” 1 p. 4to. May 28, n.y. A friendly letter to an unnamed cor- 
 respondent regarding his departure for Beaujen, etc. 
 
 Maret (Hueues B., Duc De Bassano). Portrait, full bust in ay 
 
 form. Bocourt [sc.]. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 Marta I., QUEEN OF PortuGAL, 1777-1807. Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 Line and stipple, engraved by I. C. Rivara. 4to. London, 1800 
 
 Marta II. (QuEEN Or PortueaL, daughter of Dom Pedro, Emperor of — 
 Brazil). Portrait, full bust in oval. Engraved by J. Brown. Steel 
 
 engraving. Proof on India paper. 4to. London, 1854. 
 
 Marie ADELAIDE (DucHzEssrt Dr Bourgoane, daughter of Louis AW). 
 I.8. “ Marie Adelaide,” 2 pp. 4to. Marly, June 16,1776. To M. 
 De Beaumont. With portrait. 
 
 Regarding a position for M. Dailly, and asking if she and her sisters are 
 to be exempt from certain payments. 
 
 Mariz AMELIE (QUEEN OF FRANCE, wife of Louis Philippe). A.N. 1 of 
 n.p. Sept. 16, 1834, asking the recipient (M. Oudard) to make an 
 extract of the note and to send it to M. Gérard. ‘With portrait. 
 
 Marie ANTOINETTE, QUEEN OF France. L.S., 1 p. folio (with address). 
 Paris, Jan. 31, 1791. To her cousin, the Italian Cardinal Gerdil, 
 thanking him for his New Year greetings. Countersigned by Beau- 
 geard. 
 
 . Marig ANTOINETTE, QUEEN OF Te Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 
 Mezzotint (by Levachez). Scene and biography in-script beneath. 
 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 . Marte ANTOINETTE, QUEEN OF FRANCE. Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 
 Dessiné et gravé par J. A. Pierron. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 . Marie ANTOINETTE, QUEEN OF FRANCE. Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 
 Mezzotint, engraved by Christy. 4to. (small margins and neatly in- 
 laid). 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Marte ANTOINETTE, QUEEN OF FRanor. “ Maria Antonietta, Regina 
 di Francia,” full length in court dress. G. A. Sasso ine. G. B. 
 Bosio dis. 8vo, also representation of her at the guillotine. To- 
 gether, 2 pieces. 
 
 [Marie D’OrLfaANs—youngest daughter of Louis Philippe, Duchess of 
 Wiirtemburg.] A.L. in third person, unsigned. 1p. 12mo. Twick- 
 enham, Aug. 1, 1816. Requests that a letter she encloses be for- 
 warded to Copenhagen. 
 
 MarizE-ELisaBeETH DE Bourbon, Sceur de Louis XVI. Portrait, full 
 bust in oval. Unsigned. Mezzotint. 4to. 
 
2556. Marie Louise, Empress Or France. D.S. 1 p. oblong 4to. (parch- 
 ment). Paris, Dec. 15, 1811, appointing Mme. Lechartreux member 
 of a charitable society. Countersigned by Cardinal Fesch, Grand 
 Chaplain of the Empire. 
 
 2557. Marre Louisr, Empress Or France. I.8. 1 p. 4to, Livorno (Italy), . 
 ‘ July 28, 1816. To the Prince Starhemberg [an Austrian Field- 
 Marshal], expressing her high esteem of him and creating him 
 “ Chevalier Grand Croix de mon Ordre Constantinien de St. George.” 
 
 2598. MaAriz Louisz, Empress Or France. An 8vo sheet on which is written 
 in the autograph of Marie Louise the names of eleven persons, 
 probably those invited to some dinner party, dated Feb. 28, 1830. 
 Headed “ Pranzo del 28. Febbrajo 1830 alle. E. poine /7/.” 
 
 2559. MARIE Louise, EMPRESS OF FRANCE. Portrait, full bust, low cut dress, 
 wearing jewels. Gravé . . . par Aug. B. Desnoyers, peint 
 par Guérard. 4to. | Paris, n.d. 
 
 2560. Mariz Louise, Empress Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval, J. F. 
 Lehmann seulp. Stipple in brown. 8vo, with margins. 
 
 2561. Maris Louts&, Empress Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval, low 
 cut dress, wearing jewels. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 2562. Marie Louise, Empress Or FRANCE. Portrait, full bust, light head 
 | dress, roses in hair. Aquarelle by Girardet. In gilt frame. 
 Purchased by the owner at auction in Paris, June, 1892. 
 
 2563. Marie Lovisz, Empress Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval, wear- 
 ing crown. Douas sculpt., terminé par Duthe. Stipple. 4to 
 
 (slightly rubbed in several places). Paris, n.d. 
 2564. Marie Loutsz, Empress Or Franor. Portrait, full bust in oval. Gravé 
 par N. Bertrand. Stipple. 4to. Parise 3, cd, 
 2565. Marre Louise, Empress Or FrANcE. Portrait, full bust, court dress, 
 
 Wearing jewels. Gravé ... par A. B. Desnoyers, peint . 
 par Guérard. 8vo. 
 
 2566. Marie Lovuisn, Empress Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval. Gravé 
 . 4 ° . . . ? ? ° 
 par Felix Zuliani. Line engraving. 8vo. 3 Venice, n.d. 
 
 2567. Martz Louise, Empress Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval. Line, 
 engraving. Unsigned. 8vo, with full margins. Paris, n.d. 
 
 2568. Marie Lovuisz, Empress Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval. Edwin 
 se. Guéraud pinxt. Stipple. 12mo. 
 
 2569. Marie Louise, Empress Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval. Line 
 engraving after David, on the reverse is a representation of the 
 crowning of Napoleon. 8vo. 
 
 2570. MArigE Louise, Empress Or FrAncnz. Portrait, full bust in oval, wear- 
 ing jewels: Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. | [ Vienna, n.d. | 
 
2571. 
 2572, 
 2573. 
 
 2574. 
 
 2570. 
 2576. 
 
 ore 
 
 2080. 
 
 2580. 
 
 RO84, 
 
 Mariz Lovist, Empress OF France. Portrait, full bust in oval, low 
 cut dress. Stipple. Unsigned. Printed in colors. 12%mo. 
 
 Marte Lovuist, Empress Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval. H. 
 Ritter sc. . . . 1810. Line engraving. In colors, 12mo, 
 
 Marie Louiss, Empress Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval. stip 4 i 
 
 ple. Unsigned. Proof before all letters. 8vo. 
 
 Maris Loutss, Empress Or France. Portraits, (1), full bust in oval. | 
 Stipple. India paper, (worn), and (2) full length with Menges 
 II. 2 pieces. 
 
 Marte Loutsz, Empress OF FRANCE. Portrait, full bust, in oval. Johan 
 Mansfeld, sc. Monsorno pinx. Mezzotint. 4to (creased in places). 
 Vienna, n.d. 
 
 Marig Louise, EMPRESS aa France. Portrait, full bust in oval, wear- 
 ing crown. Louis del. et sculp. Stipple. Proof before inscription. 
 8vo. . 
 
 Marre Lovtss, Empress Or France. Portraits, (1), full bust in oval, 
 on title of The Court of Napoleon by F. B. Goodrich. Engraved by 
 J. C. Buttre. Proof on India paper. (2), full length, gravé par 
 Legris, peint par Gérard [from the Versailles Gallery] (spotted) ; 3 
 and another, in colors [from Ackerman’s Repository]. Together, 3 
 pieces. 
 
 . Marte Lovist, Empress Or France. Portrait, full bust in oval, wear- 
 
 ing jewels. Augrand fecit. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Marie Loviszt, Empress OF France. Portrait, half length, wearing 
 
 crown. Original crayon drawing, said to be by [Jean Baptiste] 
 Isabey, signed “ isabey,” with full length portrait of the painter and 
 his daughter, engraved by P. Adam atter Gérard, open letter proof 
 on India paper. 2 pieces. 
 
 Marte Lovtsz, Empress Or France. Portrait, half length in oval, in 
 court dress, wearing jewels. Lebeau sculp. Naudet del. Line en- 
 graving. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Marie Loutsz, Empress Or Franor. Another copy of the preceding, 
 
 smaller margins, and printed on different paper. 8vo., 
 
 2. Maris Loursz, Empress Or France. Portrait, half length, court dress, 
 
 wearing jewels. Gravé par prot., dessiné apres un portrait orig- 
 inal de Vienne. Stipple. 8vo. Milan, n.d. 
 
 Marie Lovisz, Empress Or France. Portrait, half length, wearing 
 crown. Gravé par J. B. Gudin, dirigé par Augte. Desnoyers. Stipple. 
 
 Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this en- 
 graving. 
 
 Marie Lovisz, Empress OF France. Portrait, half length, low cut 
 dress, wearing jewels, crown nearby. Benoist Jne. sc. Alex. Vigneux 
 fec. Stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
. Martz Louisz, Empress OF France. The same. Printed in colors, 
 portions of which have probably been touched up by hand. 
 
 . Marte Louisz, Empress Or France. Portrait, half length, court dress, . 
 wearing crown, coat of arms beneath. Millier sculp. P. Freilhon 
 del. Stipple, cut close. 4to. 
 
 . Marie Lovisz, Empress Or France. Portrait, half length in oval, in 
 court dress, wearing jewels. Gravé par Tassaert, dessiné par Lauglet. 
 Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Marre Lovuisz, Empress Or France. Portrait, half length, court dress, 
 jewels at throat, and in hair. Gravé par J. Neidl, peint par Hochle. 
 Stipple in brown. 4to. Wein, n.d. 
 
 . Marie Lovisr, Empress Or France. Portrait, half length in oval. 
 Gravé par F. W. Bollinger, peint par Mensorno a Vienne. 1810. 
 
 Stipple. 4to. Berlin, n.d. 
 . Marie Lovisz, Empress Or France. Portrait, half length. Gravé 
 par N. Bertrand, peint par P. Gérard. Stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Marie Louise, Empress Or Franor. Portrait, half length. Bertrand 
 sculp. Stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Marre Lovuisre, Empress Or France. Portrait, half length in oval. 
 Grave par Bollinger, peint par Monsorno. Stipple. 4to. Berlin, n.d. 
 
 . Marre Loutsz, Empress OF. FRANCE. Portrait, half length, low cut 
 dress, cloak lightly thrown over shoulders. D. e gravé par J. Maina. 
 Stipple. Printed in colors. 4to, with margins. 
 
 . Marre Louise, Empress Or France. Portrait, half length, low cut 
 dress, cloak on right arm. Gravé . . . par H. Mayer, peint 
 par J. B. Lampe. Stipple. Small folio. 
 
 . Marie Loutsz, Empress Or France. Miniature portrait, full length, 
 court dress. Charon del. et sculp. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Marte Louisz, Empress OF Francor. The same, before place of publi- 
 cation [ Paris] was added. [ Paris, n.d. | 
 
 . Marte Loutse, Empress Or Francr. Oval medallions containing (1) 
 | view of the column in the Place Vendéme, and (2) Marie Louise, 
 accompanied by her infant son, on the back of the French eagle 
 soaring through space. On one sheet. Stipple. Unsigned proof be- 
 fore al] letters. 4to. 
 
 2598. Marie Louise, Empress Or France. “Ihr Maj. die Kaiserin von 
 Frankreich Marie Louise besucht ihren erlauchten Sohn den Konig 
 von Rom,” containing full length portrait. Line engraving after 
 Schule, 1811. 4to (creased across middle). 
 
 2599. Marte Loursr, Empress Or France. Portrait, “ Marie Louise, Kai- 
 serin von Frankreich,” full length, wearing crown. In colors. 8vo. 
 [ca. 1810] 
 
2600. 
 
 2601. 
 
 2602. 
 
 2603. 
 
 2604. 
 
 2605. 
 
 2606. 
 
 2607. 
 
 2608. 
 
 2609. 
 
 2610. 
 
 MariE LOUISE, EMPRESS OF PRaNon., “Sa Majesté Marie Laine Im- 
 pératrice des Frangais, accompagnée de ses Dames d’Honneur, vient 
 voir son Auguste fils le Roi de Rome,” ete., containing full length 
 portrait of Marie Louise. Line engraving. Ato (shght repairs). 
 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 Marie Loursp, Empress Or France. “Famille Impériale de Marie 
 
 Louise, Impératrice des Francais, Reine d’Italie,” containing 6 por- 
 traits, including Marie Louise, Hortense, and others on one sheet. 
 Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Marie Louisr, Empress Or France. “ Couronnement de sa Majeste 
 
 l’Impératrice des Frangois, en 1804, Décembre” contains representa- 
 
 tions of the coronation and in oval above a half length portrait of — P. 
 
 Marie Louise). Gravé par P. Audouin, peint d’aprés nature par J. A. 
 Laurent. Line engraving. folio. 
 
 Marie Louise, EMPRESS OF FRANCE. Portrait, full length, in royal 
 robes, long gloves, fan, tiara, &c. Engraved by Mr. C. Taylor and 
 Mr. T. Cruikshank from an original drawing by M. Prudon, and 
 
 aquatinted by Mr. R. G. Reeve. IN coLors. 8vo. (Creased as om 
 
 usual). [From Ireland’s Life of Napoleon.|  [London, ca. 1820] 
 
 This well-known portrait is practically unknown IN COLORS, 
 
 Maris Lourse, Empress OF FrANcE. Portrait, full length, court dress, 
 placing wreath of laurel on sculptured bust of Napoleon. Stipple. 
 Printed in colors. Small folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Marie Louise, Empress OF FrANcE. “ Buonapartens erstes Unglick 
 seit seinem Wiedererscheinen oder misslungener Versuch seinen so- 
 genaunten Konig von Rom aus Schénbrunn zu entfuhren.” In colors. 
 4to. 
 
 A representation of Marie Louise with her son in her arms attempting 
 to join Napoleon at Elba. Thwarted by her father at every turn, she was 
 finally made a virtual prisoner at Schénbrunn. 
 
 Marie Tuérise (QUEEN Or HuNGaRyY AND Roan ee of 
 Marie Antoinette). A.N.S. “ Maria Theresia,” on the reverse of a 
 portion of a document, 1 p. 12mo. n.p.n.d. (circa ae With por- 
 trait. 
 
 The note contains in addition to the signature, six lines in her auto- 
 graph in Latin. 
 
 Marte THERESE, QUEEN OF Saxony. A.N.S. 1 p. 12mo. n.p. 1854. 
 Stating that the message sent by telegraph was received at Dresden, 
 and that the Duchess and Prince Thomas are in good health. 
 
 Marit THERESE, Empress Or Brazit, wife of Dom Pedro II. LS. 
 1 p. folio, Rio Janeiro, Brazil, May 11, 1859. To Cardinal Vanni- 
 eelli. With seal. 
 
 Marta IsABELLA, QUEEN Or PortucaL. L.S. “ Maria Isabella,” 1 p. 
 4to. Valencia (Spain), Dec. 1, 1829. 
 
 Marios (M.—French author). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. n.p.n.d. Saying 
 that he has been hurt, and another. 2 pieces. 
 
. MarisoroucH (JoHN CHURCHILL, DuKE OF). Portrait, full bust in 
 armor. Copper engraving by R. Sheppard after C. Kneller. Small 
 folio, 
 
 . MarteoroucH (Saran, DucueEss OF). Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 Copper engraving by Houbraken. Small folio. 1745 
 
 . Marmont (Aveuste F. L. V. DE, Duc Dr Ragus—e—Marshal of France, 
 aide-de-camp to Bonaparte in the Italian campaign). A.L. 1 p. 4to. 
 Paris, le 12 Nivése, ’An 9 [Jan. 1, 1801], requesting interview with 
 General Bollemont. With portrait. 
 
 . Marmont (Aveusts F. L. V. Dz, Duc Dz Racuset). L.S. 2 pp. folio, 
 Utrecht, May 23, 1803. To the First Consul. The salutation also 
 in Marmont’s autograph. 
 
 A spy named Larrazet having brought Marmont some bottles of “ enere 
 simpathique,” which he (the spy) had obtained from an English minister, 
 requests that Marmont write under the name of Krentrer, using the ad- 
 dress of M. Etterman,; a merchant in the Hotel Bleichen. Larrazet also 
 had made a request that his services be used for other purposes. 
 
 . Marmont (Aveuste F. L. V. De, Duc Dr Racuse). L.S. “ Mal. duc 
 de Ragusa,” 1 p. 4to. Paris, June 22, 1814. : 
 
 A letter of recommendation regarding Col. Blauzot of the 8th regiment 
 of light cavalry, who had rendered long and faithful service. 
 
 . Marmont (Aveusts F. lL. V. De, Duc Dz Racuse). Three lines and 
 signature in his autograph on notification from the Post Office con- 
 cerning a package for him. 1p. 4to. Paris, April 12, 1820. With 
 portrait. 
 
 . Marmont (Avcuste F. L. V. Ds, Duc Dr Racusr). A.L.S. “le Mal. 
 Duc de Ragussa,’ 1 p. 8vo. (? place), April 7, no year. With 
 portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 A personal letter stating that the recipient’s memory is cherished. 
 
 . Marmont (Avecuste F. L. V. De, Duc DE Racuse). Autograph en- 
 dorsement, signed “ Le Mal. Duc de Raguse,” with several lines also 
 in his autograph, on a petition signed by Major General Thierry, 
 1. folio, n.p.n.d. With portrait. 
 
 . Marmont (Aveuste F. L. V. Dz, Duc DE Raguse). Portrait, half 
 length in uniform. Lithograph on India paper after Nesle. Folio. 
 
 . MARMONT (AuGUSTE EYL. V. De, Duo De Ragovuse). ~Portrait, full 
 length in uniform. [lLith. de Gérard.] On India paper. 8vo. 
 
 . Marmont (Juan F.—celebrated French author). Receipt signed, 
 1 p. 8vo. Paris, July 19, 1788. 
 
 A receipt for £2,700 being the last payment on £10,000 (perhaps for his 
 writings). 
 
 . Marmontet (JEAN F.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Dupin fil. se. 
 Cochin fil. del. ine engraving. 8vo._ . Paris, n.d. 
 
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 2623. Marracon, LewauLtt anp Detuieus. OD.S8. by all three, 1 p. folio, © 
 (Paris), National Convention, June 6, 1795. Granting a pension to 
 the widow, Catherine E. P. Bisson. a 
 
 2624, MARSHALL (J oHN—Chief Justice of United States). Portrait, “half 
 length. Etched by H. B. Hall. Folio (margin stained). . 
 New York, 1877 
 
 2625. MarTELii (Minister of Justice). L.S. 2 pp. folio. Rome, 8 Ventése : 
 VAn VII [Feb. 26, 1799]. Desires that troops be stationed in the 
 vicinity of Clitumno on account of the depredations of the brigands. 
 
 2626. MartraL (THomas—French general). A.L.S. 3 pp. folio, Cany, Feb. 
 24, 1794. To General Vialle. From the Sainsbury collection. 
 
 ‘Stating that he has been informed that General Régnault is to have the 
 inspection of the line of coast from Bresle to St. Vallery, and asking for 
 the appointment of inspector from St. Vallery to Havre. 
 
 2627. Mary II. (QuBEN OF Wittriam III.). Portrait, full bust in oval. I. 
 Smith fec. and exeud. G. Kneiler pinx. Mezzotint. Folio. (cut to 
 plate mark and mounted.) London 
 
 2628. Massina (ANDRE, Prince D’Esstinc—Marshal of France). D.S. on 
 stationery of the Army of Italy. 1 p. folio, Milan, August 19, 1799. 
 
 To Adj.-Commander Neille ordering him to depart immediately to Paris, 
 for special services. : 
 
 2629. Mass—ENA (ANDRE, Prince D’Essitine). L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including 
 addressed portion). Paris, Jan. 8, 1808. To M. Legrand, of the 
 Dept. of Finance, requesting position for a M. Prévost of St. Cyr. 
 
 2630. Massena (ANDRE, Princz D’Esstine). A.L.S. “ Prince D’Essling.” 
 1 p. 4to. Toulon, April 11, 1815. To the Minister of Marine at 
 Toulon. 
 
 Stating that all his orders will be given in the name of the Emperor. 
 
. Massina (AnprRE, Prince D’Esstine). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Mezzotint by Levachez, battle scene, and biographical notice in script 
 beneath. S8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 . Massena (ANDRE, PrincE D’Esstine). Another copy of the same 
 (slightly stained). 
 ) 
 
 . Masséna (ANprRE, Prince D’Esstine). Portrait, full length, in uni- 
 form. Grave par A. Boilly, dessiné par F. Millet. Line engraving, 
 and another, also full length. 8vo. 2 pieces. : 
 
 . Masspna (ANpDRE, Prince D’Esstine). Portrait, full length in uni- 
 form, standing beside monument, right hand holding document, 
 cocked hat on monument, cannon on ground. Sasso ine. Bosio del. 
 “ Maresciallo Massena, Duca di Rivoli,’ 8vo. Fine impression. 
 
 . Massina (Anpré, Prince D’Essiuinc). Portrait, full length in uni- 
 form, standing, military scene in background. EH. Hoquart sculp. 
 Aubry pinx. Mezzotint. Folio. 
 
 . MatHinu—Commissioner of ammunition (?). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Amiens [ ?], April 5, 1794. Passport granted to Citizen | Dumavil]. 
 
 . Matuieu (C. J. C——member of the National Convention). A.L.S. 1 
 p. 4to. Nov. 8, 1794, stating that a document bearing the seal and 
 signatures of the Committee of General Safety is sufficient to warrant 
 prolongation of leave in Paris. Signed also by M. Harmand. 
 
 _ Marureu-Mirampat (J. B. Crartes—Deputy to the National Con- 
 vention in 1792; voted for the death of Louis XVI.). D.S. 1 page 
 and a half, 4to. 13 Frimaire, Year III. (1794). 
 
 . Maruriev, Harmanp and Laianetot. D.S. by all three, 1 p. folio, Dec. 
 9,1794. To the Civil Committee of the Revolutionary section. With 
 seal. Saying that no safety passports will be given to any citizen 
 who refuses to take an oath of fidelity to the Republic. 
 
 . Marrer (ALLEssanpro—Italian cardinal, in 1797 sent to negotiate with 
 Bonaparte then marching towards Rome). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. n.p. 
 Jan. 19, 1806. With curious portrait. 
 
 . Mavupecu (René CHartes DE—Marshal of France under Louis XIV., 
 French Statesman). D.S. 1 p. oblong 8vo, June 20, 1714. Soldier’s 
 certificate of leave. : 
 
 . Mavuprou (René Cuartes De). A.L.S. telling that the assembly of 
 the chambers was begun at 8 o’clock and ended at 3 o’clock, and that 
 the patent letters have been registered. 1 page folio, Paris, December 
 2, 1752. With fine impression of the portrait engraved by Cathelin. 
 2 pieces. 
 
 . Mauri (JEAN Sytvain). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint, scene, 
 and biographical account in script beneath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 . Mauricr, ELector OF Saxony, celebrated general. Portrait, full bust 
 in armor. Gravé par Petit. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
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 ae era Wn ef eR om ae et ime BACLT eM. otf ve ea ee ities Me et 
 Atas > d  atal A c ’ : ere One ore a ee ae Ee y 
 xs F oF aka! oe — 
 
 2645. Maury (JEAN Streets CarpInaL—celebrated French prelate, oppo- | 4 @ 
 nent of Mirabeau, and Archbishop of Paris). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to, with — 
 seal. Montefiascone, May 16,1795. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 To Abbé de Bouverie, secretary of the first bishop of Warmie, antl 4 
 menting him for the place obtained. ' J 
 
 2646. Maury (JEAN SIFFREIN). TS relop, folios np; Det 2, 1812. To the 4 
 Prefect de la Seine (?). : = 
 
 An invitation to be present at the services to be held in the Motropoltian 
 
 Chureh upon the anniversary of the crowning of Napoleon, and on the 
 
 following day at the services in commemoration of those who died in the — 
 battle of Austerlitz. =) ae 
 
 2647. Maury (Jean Srrrrern). Portrait, full bust in oval. Meaotint by Le 4a 
 vachez, scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 8vo, on — 
 small folio sheet. 
 
 2648. Maximintan Josep II., Kine OF BAVARIA (elector). L.8. 1 p- he. 
 Wurtzburg, Sept. 30, 1805. To Marshal (Massena ?). 
 
 Stating that orders have been sent to General de Roy, and arrangements 
 made to stock the citadel of Wurtzburg with provisions. As for the fort Be. 
 of Forchheim, no decision will be reached until after the generals have 
 conferred with Bernadotte. The king of Prussia has ordered the writer 
 to retreat to the castle of Ausbach should such retreat be necessary. 
 
 2649. Mayenne (CHarLEes De Lorratne, Duc Dz, 1554-1611—able French 
 general). Receipt signed on vellum, obl. Ato. December 27, 1597. 
 With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 The Duc de Mayenne fought against the Huguenots, and organized with 
 his brother Henry the Catholic League in 1577. 
 
 2650. McCuryne (Rosert M.—eminent Scotch divine, knew the Greek alpha- 
 bet at the age of four). Portrait, half length. Engraved by John = 
 
 Le Conte after H. J. Stewart. Mezzotint. Proof. 4to. | 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 2651. Mrprct (Costmo III. Dz, 1642-1723—Grand Duke of Tuscany and last 
 of the Medicis). L. with autograph postscriptum signed. s pp. 8vo. 
 Poggio Imperiale, June 3, 1672. 
 
 Thanking a gentleman for the sympathy expressed to him on occasion 
 of the premature delivery of the child of his daughter, wife of the Elector 
 of Bavaria. 
 
 2652. Mxpricr (Costmo III. De—Grand Duke of Tuscany, 1642-1723). L. 
 to Giulio Bardi. With seal. Half a page, folio. Villa di Cerreto, 
 November 29, 1678. With portrait of Cosimo II. 2 pieces. 
 
 2653. Mretas (MicHarr—Austrian general). Portrait, half length in uni- 
 form. D. Weis sc. Kininger del. Stipple. 4to. Wien, n.d. 
 
 “654, Metas (MicHanx). Portrait, half length i in uniform. A. Regona scul. 
 Kininger del. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 %655. Mutzr D’Ertt (Francesco—lItalian statesman, vice-president of the 
 Cisalpine Republic). Portrait, half length in uniform, A. Barbini 
 del. Line engraving. 8vo. 
 
 : 
 | 
 
2657. 
 
 2658. 
 2659. 
 
 2660. 
 
 2661. 
 
 2662. 
 
 2663. 
 2664. 
 
 2665. 
 
 . Minerva (Craupe F. De—Napoleon’s secretary during the Empire). 
 
 A.L.S. 1 p.12mo. Oct. 26, 1823. Returns to M. De Las Cases books 
 loaned him, &c. With portrait. 
 
 Menov (Jacques F.—French general, accompanied Napoleon to Egypt, 
 capitulated to Sir Ralph Abercromby at Alexandria). A.N.S. 1 p. 
 8vo. n.p. (but probably Alexandria), August 18, 1798. 
 
 Regarding the payment of certain money. 
 
 Menovu (Jacques F.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Turin, June 10, 1803. To 
 Citizen Reinhard. 
 
 Acknowledgment of receipt of letter. Writer understands what recipi- 
 ent means by “taking measures which would be a new proof of my 
 justice.” . . . “The best proof of that would be to help the unfortunate 
 ones who are dying of hunger,” ete. ; 
 
 Menou (Jacquzs F.). A.L.S. 3 pp. folio. Turin, July 5, 1803. To 
 Citizen Aenihart. On Menouw’s printed stationery. 
 A proposal relating to the way in which the French government could 
 find out how much money there is in Turin, and how it may best be put 
 into circulation. 
 
 MENou (Jacques He). 1s. Jp. 4to. Turin, March 17,.1804. With 
 portrait, full bust, on India paper. . 
 
 Acknowledging the receipt of a package, and saying he has sent copies of 
 the plan for a commercial code. 
 
 MeENov (JACQUES B.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. F. Bonneville 
 del. sculp. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 MENscHIKkoFFr (Princess Darct—Wife of Alexander Damilovitch Men- 
 schikoff, favorite of Peter the Great). A.L.S. in Russian, 2 pp. 4to. 
 To her husband, sending, in terms of endearment, birthday greetings 
 and a coat, vest and buckler as a gift. (Waterstained. ) 
 
 [Circa 1700] 
 
 Menschikoff secured the throne for Catherine and governed Russia dur- 
 ing her reign. ‘There is a transcript and French translation of the letter. 
 
 Meriin (EKvuckne—French general, commanded the Imperial Guard 
 during the Hundred Days). A.L.S. 1p. folio. Paris, Oct. 4, 1846. 
 With portrait, full bust in uniform. Asking a favor for Miss de 
 Céris. 
 
 Meruin De Dovar (Puturprpe A.—French statesman, Councillor of 
 State under Napoleon). U.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Jan. 13, 1795. To 
 the commission on Civil Administration, informing them that there 
 is no law forbidding two brothers from serving on the same jury. 
 
 Meruin Dr Dovat (Puripre A.). Signature, together with those of 
 Dumont, Chazal, Fourcray, Lacombe and others, many of whom 
 voted death for Louis XVI., on the margins of an A.L.S. 1 p. 4to of 
 M. Fabre, sr., Paris, March 1, 1795. 
 
2666. 
 
 2667. 
 
 2668. 
 
 2669. 
 
 2670. 
 
 2671. 
 
 2672. 
 
 2673. 
 
 2674. 
 
 Meruin De Dovar (Puitipre A.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. . Paris, Sept. 3,5 
 1802. To the Minister of War. 
 
 A request from Merlin to know just what is the Council of Revision of _ 
 the 19th division, as there has been trouble about the sentence passed — 
 
 upon Jean-Baptiste Guérier. 
 
 Meruin De Dovat (Puitippr A.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, J fe 13, 9 
 
 1815. To the Prince **** in charge of the portfolio of "the Chief 4 3 
 
 Justice. With portrait. 
 
 Recommending Pizzian Barol and hoping that he may be found a place . 
 
 in the Imperial Court. 
 
 Meritin De Dovart (PuHitippE A.). Portrait, head in oval, artery a a 
 sculpture by David. Proof. 4to. , a. 
 
 Merruin De Dovat anp Personne. LS. 3 pp. 4to. Paris, Jan. 31, 
 1795. To the Commission of Civil Administration. An explanation 
 of certain. laws, etc. 
 
 MéropE (ComtTse F&urx De—Belgian Minister of State, the most elo- 
 quent chief of the Catholic party). A.L.S. 3 pages 8vo. Blanville, 
 October 9, 1828. 
 
 To a bookseller asking for the ‘“‘ Nouveau Guide des maires.” 
 
 METTERNICH (CLEMENS W., Prince Von—Austrian statesman). A.S. 
 with several words in his autograph, and wax seal. Sept. 9, 1808. 
 With portrait. 
 
 MerrerNicH (CLEMENS W., Prince Von). A.L.S. “M.” 1 p. 8vo. 
 n.p.n.d. With portrait. , 3 
 
 It had been decided that the recipient should go to Vienna to collect 
 certain ‘“ liquidations ” (money), also tells him that he might mention 
 the change in the ministry and thus secure better chances. 
 
 METTERNICH (CLEMENS W., PrINcE Von). Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 C. Guérin sculpt. F. Hof delt. Stipple in brown. 4to. 
 
 MerrerNicH (CLEMENS W., Prince Von). Portrait, three-quarter 
 length, seated. Engraved by Samuel Cousins, painted by Sir one 
 Lawrence. Mezzotint. Large folio, full margins, some uncut. oe 
 letters. , London, 18350 
 
 . MrerrerNIcH (CLEMENS W., Prince Von). Portrait, three-quarter 
 
 length. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 76. Mrextco. St. Francisco de Campeche. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 . Mezzotint. “ Eloisa.” Theo. Watson fecit. D. Gardner pinxt. Small 
 
 folio. 3 London, 1775. 
 
 . Mezzotint. A Jew Rabbi. Cosbut fec. Rembrandt pinxt. 4to, small 
 
 margins. London, J. Bowles 
 
 . Mezzorint. Interior of a cottage, a card game in progress. Probably 
 
 after painting by Tenniers. Cut to plate mark. 4to. 
 
 . Mezzotint. “The Beggar Boy,’ after Murillo. Proof before letters. 
 
 Small folio. 
 
. Mzzzorint. “Night. Boy blowing Charcoal.” Wilson fecit. G. Schal- 
 ken pinxt. Folio, margins cut away. 
 
 . Mezzorint. “Truth discovering to Time, Science instructing her chil- 
 dren in the improvements on the microscope.” T. S. Duche pinxit. 
 (margins and portion of imprint cut away); also portraits of H. 
 Brubern, and others. Line and wood engraving, one (unnamed), 
 proof on China paper before all letters. 4to, and 8vo. Together, 4 
 pieces. 
 
 . Mezzotints. Portraits of Nicholaus C. Lunker. P. Schenck fecit; 
 Fridericus Nicolai; Van-Dyck; Johannes de Wolff. P. Schenck fee. ; 
 “The BPPs Council” [Sr. Francis Pemberton, Sr. Creswell] Levine 
 and 5 others], and another. 4to, and 8vo (margins of all cut away). 
 Together, 6 pieces. 7 
 
 . Mezzotints. “The BPPs Council” [Sr. Francis Pemberton, Sr. Cres- 
 ___-well Levine and 5 others]; “ Here’s a health to the Duke of York ” 
 “whereever he goes”; “The Effigie of Willm. Smith, Philomath.” 
 4to (margins of all cut away). Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 . Micuet (CLAupE E.—French general, killed at Waterloo). A.L.S. 
 “Baron Michel.” 1 p. folio. Dresden, July 30, 1813. To the Min- 
 . ister of War. With bookplate (cut close). The letter is regarding 
 certain maps. 
 From the Sainsbury collection. 
 
 . Mienet (Francois A. M.—distinguished French historian). A.L.S. 
 1 p. 8vo. n.p. July 18, 1850. Regarding a reading on agriculture, 
 etc. With portrait, on India paper. 
 
 . Mizuaup (Jean Baptiste—French general). D.S. with several auto- 
 graph lines on the petition of M. Jean Perrier, July 13, 1795. 2 pp. 
 folio. Signed also by Mejancas, with several autograph lines. 
 
 . Mituais (JoHN Everetr). Original drawing. “The Opera Box.” 
 Sepia. Signed, “J. EH. Millais, R. A.” 4to. 
 
 . MinorapovircH (MicHarLt A.—Russian general). Portrait, full bust 
 in uniform. G. G. Endner sce. 1816. Stipple. 8vo. . 
 
 . Mina (Don Francisco Espoz Y—celebrated Spanish general). Por- 
 trait, full bust in uniform. Lith. de Lamglame after Alfred D. 
 1813. 4to. 
 
 . Minaya (P. T.—agent of the Comte d’Antraigues, the eminent French 
 politician). A.N.S. 1p. 8vo. May 16, 1797. Regarding the for- 
 warding of letters. 
 
 . Mintrer (CHEVALIER Dr—Maréchal de Camp in the army of Prince 
 Louis Joseph de Condé). A.L.S. to the Count Emanuel L. H. 
 d’Entraigues. 1 page 4to. Uberlingen, May 22, 1797. 
 
 Stating that he has not received the bills of exchange which the Count 
 was to have forwarded, and fears lest they may have miscarried. 
 
2693. 
 
 2694. 
 
 2695. 
 
 2696. 
 
 RoOT. 
 
 2698. 
 
 2699. 
 
 2700. 
 2701. 
 2702. 
 2703. 
 2704. 
 
 R700. 
 
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 ea, , or : : peels ae ‘* bi) 
 uP sy j Ml re " 
 
 Mioutis (Sextus A. F.—French uae served with Rochambeau, 
 wounded at Yorktown). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, April 18, 1800. 
 Telling the recipient that he will forward certain papers as soon as 
 he returns to Quimper (France). With portrait. © , 
 
 MI0.L.uIs ( Sextus A. F.). A.L.S. 1p. folio. Paris, Feb. 19, 1812. q 
 
 Asks the aid of the recipient regarding a M. Camail, living in Paris. ; q 
 
 Mronnet (THftopore Epme—eminent French antiquary and numis- 
 matist; author of the “ Descriptive Catalogue of Greek and Roman 
 Medals ”), - A.L.8.°> 1 p. 8vo. “Paris, March 14,4620) eee ' 
 
 To the bookbinder asking him to call for a volume to be bound. 
 
 [MrraBeau (Bontrace R., Vicomre De—brother of the Statesman of. ¥ 
 the French Revolution, served in the U. 8. army ‘about 1780.] Short — 
 A.L. unsigned, in third person. 2 pp. (including addressed portion). 
 16mo. [Paris, circa 1790.] To Baron de Servieres, requesting his — 
 company at his home to meet friends of the Comte @Entraigues, 
 
 Ble. 
 
 MirABEAU. (BoNIFACE R., VicomTE DE). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Nancy May 
 29, 1790. Grants leave of absence to an officer. a a 
 
 MrraBeau (Honort G., Comte DE—one of the most celebrated char- a 
 acters of the French Revolution). A.LS8: 41 palmer a Dec. 1 > i 
 1778. To M. Boueniours (?). — 
 
 . An interesting and important letter in witan the writer says he fails to 78 
 understand where recipient got the idea that he (Mirabeau) was the man — 
 of the hour. He cannot see what important affair the recipient can have 
 to impart to him. Mention is made of the overthrow of the monarchy, oe a 
 clamor of the courts, ete. a 
 
 MiraBeau (Honore G., Corre Dr). LS. “ Mirabeau Vainé.”” 1 poe 
 4to. Paris, Jan. 10,1791. To M. Nogavet, sculptor, stating that he ~ 
 will always be willing to oblige him whenever the opportunity pre-| 3 
 sents itself, ete. ms 
 
 Mirapeau (Honorf G., Comte De). Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 Mezzotint by Levachez, scene and biographical notice in script be- : 
 neath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 Mrraseau (Honort G., Comre Dz). Another copy of the same. 
 
 MIRABEAU (Honort G., Comtr DE). Portrait, full length. Biasioli a 
 inc. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 MirABEAU (Honoré G., Comte DE). “ Mirabeau et Marie-Antoinette.” 
 A. Johannot pinxt. ‘Lithograph. 4to. 
 
 Mrrapeau (Honortt G., Comre De). Portrait, 1 length. Lith. de a 
 Villain. Ato. 
 
 Misstessy (Epovarp T. B.—French admiral, served with distinction 4 
 in the American Revolution). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Toulon, Jan. 19, — 
 1772. With portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 
 Thanking a correspondent for the information relative to the Royal — q 
 Naval Academy. : 
 
2706. 
 
 2007, 
 
 2708. 
 
 2709. 
 2710. 
 2711. 
 
 OFS 
 
 2713. 
 
 2714. 
 
 2715. 
 2716. 
 
 pili. 
 
 2718. 
 
 Mo.iror (GaprieL J. J—Marshal of France). Signature attesting a 
 true copy of a Document issued by General Morangier concerning the 
 theft of Gunpowder at Port de la Graille. 3 pp. folio. [Grenoble], 
 le 3 Floreal [ April 23, 1796]. 
 
 Mo.itor (GABRIEL J.J.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Kayterstrauton, March 3, 
 1797. To Gen. Lecourbe. 
 
 “T am charged by Gen. Aubert to advise you that the two battalions of 
 hussars camped at Ottweiller will leave this place on the 15th of this 
 month. The general invites you to have the same day the S4th regt. 
 
 occupy the following towns,—Weissveiller, Neukirchen, Oberzbetchbach,” 
 ete. 
 
 Mozitor (GaAprreL J. J.). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to.° Meissenheim, Oct. 15, 
 1797. To General Lecourbe. 
 
 Regarding communications with the inhabitants of the territory occu- 
 pied by the enemy, and authorizing business to proceed as usual, with the 
 exception of the export of grain. 
 
 Mozitor (Gasriet J. J.). LS. “Molitor.” 2 pp. 4to. Sargossa 
 (Spain), May 3, 1823. To General Pamphile Lacroix. On military 
 affairs, with mention of Miralez, Landron, etc. Interesting letter. 
 
 Monon (GAbeinL J. J.). ALS. “Le Mal. Molitor.” 1 p. 4to. 
 
 Nancy, Sept. 2, 1837. To General _* * * (?) on military mat- 
 ACTS. ; 
 
 Motrror (GABRIEL J. J.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. 
 4to. | Paris, n.d. 
 
 Mo.rtor (GABRIEL J .J.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Bocourt 
 sculpt. Mallard del. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 Motr# (Louis M., Comre—French Minister of State). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Paris, August 10, 1838. With portrait and coat of arms. 
 Regarding a néwly appointed member of the Legion of Honor. 
 
 Moré (Louis M., Comtz). A.L.S. 2 pp., 8vo. June 13, 1841. Men- 
 tions a report, and the amendment of a certain law. 
 
 Moré (Lours M., Comrz). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, April 30, 1847. 
 Asking the recipient to give Mme. Jacquier a position in the stamp 
 office. 
 
 Moré, Tourneavx, &c. .L.S. 1 p. 4to. Lauterbourg, Dec. 15, 1810. 
 Report of present condition of bridges and roads of the Dept. of 
 Lower Rhine. Signed by Tourneaux, Molé, Lajon, and others. 
 
 MoniHAULLE (VicomTse Dr). A.L.S. 3 pp. 4to. Venice, Sept. 13, 
 1796. Requesting the recipient (Count * * * ?) to obtain for 
 him a portrait of the king’s profile which he wishes to place on the 
 cover of one of his works, with inscription “ Spes Galliae Ludovico 
 
 XVIII,” ete. 
 
 Mortevant (CHaries L.—president of the Extraordinary Council of 
 Twelve). A.L.S. 1p. 4to.. np. (Nov.), 23, 1792. Informing the 
 recipient that he has received no news from certain clients. 
 
2719. Moncey (Bon ApriEN J., Duc DE CoNnEGLIANO—Marshal of France, 
 
 2720. Moncry (Bon Aprien J., Duc Dr ConzariAno). Signature on slip 
 2721. Moncey (Bon Aprien J .. Duc Dz CoNEGLIANO). L.Siaqlers folio. 
 
 2722. Moncry (Bon Aprien J., Duc DE ConEeLiANo). LS. “ Mal. duc 
 
 2723. [Moncey (Bon Aprien J., Duc De ConzeiiAno).| A.L.S. of ue 
 
 2724. Moncey (Mapame, wife of Bon A. J. Moncey). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. a 
 
 RU27, 
 
 27028. 
 
 . Monck (CuristopHEer, 2ND Duke Or ALBEMARLE). Portrait, full 
 
 . Monestrer (J. B.—Deputy during the Revolution). A.L.8. 1 p. 4to. 
 
 Moneextas (MApAME Dr Liste Du Puessis—Inspectress of the “ Mai-- | 
 
 Oe Se et Po eee on |) | Oe ee -oay a ¥ 
 
 y : i” 
 imprisoned for refusing to preside at the trial of Ney). LS. 1 paw 
 folio. Paris, Dec. 21, 1805. To Councillor of State Lavalette, one — 
 of Bonaparte’s favorite attendants, and who married Emilie de — 
 Beauharnais, a niece of Josephine. With portrait, full length in uni-— 
 form. | “ 
 
 Introducing Francois Landragin, requesting that Lavalette give him the 
 
 position of first mail guard from Chalons to Mayence or from Mayence to — 
 Metz, and saying that he has rendered faithful service. a 
 
 . 
 
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 we 
 ig 
 
 of paper attached to portrait. [Circa 1810.] Royal 8vo. — 
 
 Paris, Dec. 4, 1811, to the Duc de Feltre [General Clarke], concern-~ ~ 
 ing the appointment of La Barthe as sub-lieutenant of Infantry. a 
 de Conegliano.” 1 p. folio. Paris, Jan. 20, 1812. To M. Blaue a 
 Lanautte, chief of police at Orleans. With portrait, full length in ~ 
 uniform after Walbonne. SAE Me 
 
 Regarding the admission of a Vincent Prester, son of a sergeant, to the I 
 College of Orleans. 
 
 Deleville, holder of an official position in the department of accounts. 
 1 p. folio. Undated. To the Minister of Finance, requesting a po- 
 sition as reward for his long services. With portrait of Moncey, full 
 bust in uniform. Lithograph. 8vo. 4 
 
 At the foot of the letter are six lines in Moncey’s autograph, signed 
 “le Mal. Moncey,” approving of the contents of the letter, and testifying 
 to the applicant’s worth. 
 
 La Vaivre, July 30, 1829. To her husband. With seal. 
 
 Regarding their daughter, who had recently become a mother. Madame 
 Says that she hopes to go soon to the baths at Luxeuill, and sends affection- 
 ate greetings. 
 
 bust. Mezzotint from a scarce print by Becket. 8vo. London, 1811 
 
 Paris, April 6, 1795. With fine seal.” 
 
 In reference to the claim of Citizen Veysort regarding money. Mones- 
 tier signs himself *‘ Representative of the People.” 
 
 son Impériale Napoléon.” A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Ecouen, Feb. 20, 1814. 4 
 To M. Gérard informing him that a package has been forwarded. 
 
 Moncez Le Jeune (JEAN ANDRGi—naturalist; accompanied La 
 
 Pérouse on his voyage around the world, and shared the fate of the — ' 
 unfortunate explorer). A.L.S. 3 pp. 4to. March 4, 1785. | 
 
 A very interesting letter referring both to his editorial occupation and 
 the journal, and dated only a short time before he quitted France. 
 
. Monk (GEoRGE—Duke of Albemarle, English general). Portrait, half 
 length, in armor. Copper engraving by R. Sheppard after Logan. 
 Small folio. (London), 1735 
 
 . Monneron (AvcustiIn—member of the Constitutional Assembly). 
 A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, April 27, 1793. To the Directors of Cus- 
 toms on customs matters. . 
 
 The writer and his brother obtained permission from the Republic to 
 issue copper tokens of the value of two and five sous each, which were 
 manufactured in England; they however soon fell into discredit, and were 
 withdrawn from circulation. 
 
 . Monnet (Louis C.—French general).  A.L.S. 4 pp. 4to, including 
 addressed portion). Flushing, le 16 Vendemiaire, |’An 12 [ Oct. 7, 
 1803]. To his wife in Paris, requesting the purchase of certain 
 articles for his use (slight repairs to 1 sheet). With plate. 
 
 . Monnot anp Dyzeés. (President, and member, of the National Con- 
 vention). L.S. 1p: folho. [Paris], le 12 Nivése, An III [Jan. 
 1, 1795]. Contains order of the Committee of Finances of the Na- 
 tional Convention for the enforcement of the law of December 2. 
 Signed by Monnot and Dyzes. 
 
 . Monsrreneur GUILLAUME, Bishop of Cassia). A.L.S. 4 pp. 4to. 
 -Guata, Province of Agamien [Abyssinia]. March 20, 1847. In 
 Italian. 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 404), enclosed in his library 
 wrapper and with his autograph annotations. 
 
 . MonTaLiveT (JEAN P. B., Comte DE—Minister of the Interior). L.S. 
 1 p. folio. Paris, March, 2, 1810, forwarding the Emperor’s decree 
 relative to certain purchases of wool, and giving terms of payment in 
 cash to those who desired to make such. (Portion of 1 work lack- 
 ing.) Portrait. 
 
 From the Sainsbury collection. 
 
 . Montativet (Jean P. B., Comte DE). L.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, Oct. 25, 
 1809. To the Councillor of State. Regarding samples of paper sent 
 to him. 
 
 . Montativer (JEAN P. B., Comte DE). LS. 2 pp. folio,.Paris, May 
 8, 1811. To M. Gavoty telling him that he cannot accept his work 
 “ Le Manuel du fileur Cordier.” 
 
 _ Monrativet (Juan P. B., Comre Dr). I.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, Nov. 6, 
 1811. To M. Devismer. 
 Regarding the texture of a sample of flax sent to him,.manufactured by 
 M. Lucius. 
 
 2738. MonTBAREY (ALEXANDRE M. L., Prince De—Marshal of France, min- 
 ister of war under Louis XVI.). L.S. 1 p. folio, Versailles, March 
 31, 1776. With portrait, full bust in uniform, dessiné et gravé par 
 Pruneau. 
 Asking for a mounted street guard for the city of Lorraine. 
 
oe ee Se eee a eee se SS ote 
 
 2739. 
 
 2740, 
 
 2741. 
 
 2742. 
 
 2743. 
 
 2744, 
 
 2745, 
 
 2746. 
 
 RT47, 
 
 2748, 
 
 R149. 
 
 2700. 
 
 MontTBAREY (ALEXANDRE M. L., PRINCE Dr) ehAcLy Bees square 8vo.. 
 May 25, 1778. States that he will order a certain reat to break 
 camp and serve in the guard of the interior, 
 
 MontTBAREY (ALEXANDRE M. L., PRINcE Dr). LS ae folio, ; Ver 
 sailles, Sept. 30, 1780. 
 
 An order to he commander of the regiment of the Royal Dragoons tous 
 have the horses in readiness when the regiment reaches Versailles. hy ~*~ 
 
 Monronorsy (Lours A.—French general, served in Italy). A.L. S. Ae p. 
 folio. Genoa, Aug. 13, 1813. Informs the Minister of War (Gens , 
 eral Clarke), that M. Chiaracci has been made a member of the 4 
 10th Regt., &e. pe 
 
 Montesquieu (CHARLES De Seconpat De—grandson of ae 2 celebrated | a . 
 Montesquieu; served with distinction in the United States, 1779-81). 
 Letter written and signed in his name. 2 pp. 4to. Bordeaux, May ; 
 2, 1785. 4 
 
 Advising M. Ridout, a French officer about to sail for America, that he | i 
 has sent aboard his ship cases of wine and a quantity of walnuts ‘for whe. s 
 eral Washington. . 
 
 Montesquieu (CHARLES De Sxeconpat Ds). Portrait, full jenottea 
 seated. Sasso inc. Bramati dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 Montesqguiou (ALFRED—aide-de-camp to Napoleon). A.L.S. 2 pp. © 
 8vo. n.p. Oct. 13, 18438. To the Editor of “Journal des Débats ”(?). 
 Asking for two issues of the paper which contained an article on his q q 
 works, ete. sg 
 
 Montesquiou (ANATOLE, ComTEe Dr). ALLS. “2 ppy 400; including” 
 addressed portion. Paris, Oct. 14, 1831. Informs M. Villenau that 
 he has declared his letter S the Queen. moot 
 
 MonteIL (FRAngois-AyMAR De—chief of a naval squadron of the King 
 of France). Official A.L.S. 1 p. folio. On board the Palmier at fem 
 Havana, February 22, 1781. a 
 
 Stating it is very essential that the rigging of the “ Intrépide” be 
 changed, and ordering that every vessel send a certain number of hands 
 to help so that no time may be lost. 
 
 Montrynarp (Louis F., M ; 
 XVI.). D.S., on vellum. 1p. oblong 8vo. Versailles, Dec. 20,1773. 
 Certificate of army service. (Top margin cut into.) a 
 
 MontEzuMA—Rey de Mexico. Portrait, full bust in oval. in war dress. 
 Copper engraving, small folio. 
 
 Montrort (Jacques—French general). A.L.S., 2 pp. folio. Paris, 
 May 15, 1810. To Director General of Customs, asking payment of 
 the amount due himself and several others for the : seizure of certain 
 English merchandise some years previous. 
 
 MonTGAILLARD (J. G. Maurice Rogurs—French adventurer and politi- 
 cal writer; employed as a secret agent by the Bourbons). A.L.S. to 
 Monsieur Belin. 1 p. 4to. Paris, January 27, 1817. , | 
 
 Subscribing to a new edition of the works of J. J. [Rousseau. ] 
 
~ 
 
 . Monceroutt Dr CHARNAGE (MADAME DE—composer and pianist). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. 8vo. Paris, September 19, 1822. 
 
 - MontHoton (CHaArtzs T., Marquis De—-French general, shared Na- 
 poleon’s exile on St. Helena). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, July 26, 1827. 
 Requests the Councillor of State to allow Mme. Riviere a license to 
 sell tobacco. With portrait. © 
 
 . MontHoton (CHartes T., Marquis Dr). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. n.p. May 
 10, 1827. 
 
 Informing the recipient that he will communicate the answer of the 
 attorney general as soon as possible. 
 
 ; . MonrHoton (CHartes T., Marquis De). Portrait, full bust in uni- 
 form. Lithograph by Froment. 4to. 
 
 . MonrHoton (CHartes T., Marquis Dr). Portrait, full length in 
 uniform, holding sword in left hand, mounted soldiers in background. 
 Mezzotint. Folio. Proof before all letters. 
 
 . Montten1t (L.—French general). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. n.p. August 22, 
 1832. To M. Roger of the French Academy informing him that he 
 cannot make an appointment. 
 
 . Montsoyr (CHRIstopHER F. L.—author of “ History of the Conspiracy 
 of Robespierre”). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, Sept. 26, 1815. To M. 
 Gendron. Asking to be appointed rector of Grenoble. 
 
 . MONTLOSIER (Count—French author, and at one time one of the editors 
 of the “ Constitutionnel”). A.L. ry p. 4to. n.p.n.d. To M. Lebus, 
 Chief of Division. Asking conversation with recipient regarding M. 
 Morin. With 2 portraits, 1 on India paper. 
 
 . Monrmarie (L. F. E. L.—General of Brigade, and aide-de-camp to 
 Marshal Lefébre). A.L.S. 1p. folio. Paris, Oct. 25,1812. [To the 
 Minister of War], asking permission to purchase a map of Russia 
 which he desires to take with him to Spain. 
 
 . Montmorency (Lavar—last abbess of Montmartre). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Montmartre, Oct. 24, 1784. A letter of thanks. 
 
 . MontmorEency (PrincEssE Dz). A.L.S. 1p. 16mo. n.p.n.d. [1835]. 
 Requests permission for a friend of hers to gather flowers in some 
 garden. 
 
 . Monrmorency-LuxEemsBovure (A. C. F.—Dvc De Bourevitt1e, Peer of 
 France). A.L.S. 2 pp. square 12mo, including addressed portion. 
 Paris, May 16, 1767. Requests M. Danjou to terminate a certain af- 
 fair by the day following. With portrait. 
 
 2763. MoNTMoRIN (ARMAND M.—condemned by the Revolutionary Tribunal, 
 executed Sept. 1792). L.S. 1p. 4to. Versailles, Sept. 9, 1787. 
 
 Refusing to write to the French Ambassador at St. Petersburgh to re- 
 ceive M. de Luzier as a French officer. 
 
2764. 
 
 2765. 
 
 2766. 
 
 2767, 
 
 2768. 
 
 2769. 
 2770. 
 
 a ek 
 
 BIR. 
 
 2773. 
 
 R04, 
 
 ato, 
 
 oe 
 ; 
 
 a 
 
 MontMmorin (CaTHERINE H. De—Abbess of the Abbey Royal of Notre 
 Dame). Autograph signature “H. de Montmorin, abbesse de 
 Jouarre,” at the foot of a document. 1p. 8vo. May 11, 1784. S 
 
 MonTPENSIER (ANNE Marie L. D’Ortéans—daughter of Gaston, Duke 
 of Orleans, and cousin of Louis XIV.). D.S. “ Anne Marie Louise — 
 d’Orléans,” 1 p. folio, on vellum, Paris, Jan. (18), 1676. The nom= 
 ination of an officer. With portrait. a 
 
 ae 
 
 Montrevit. L.S. “ Marie de Bourbon,” 3 pp. folio, Paris, iL % 19, 
 1664. A lease of land to M. Jean Pivin. a 
 
 [MontrEvEL. (Deputy to the Estates General). ] AL. S. 2] pp. smnall 
 4to, including addressed portion. Aug. 12, 1784. Hopes’ to see M. 
 Dampierre when he returns to Dijon. 
 
 Mont-Ronp (Baron DE—emigrant Royalist during the French Revol “ 
 tion). A.L.S. to Madame de St. Huberty (afterwards Comtesse d’An- 
 traigues). 2 pp. and a half, 4to. With seal. Lugano, May 9,1795. 
 
 An interesting letter expressing his thanks for her proffered pecuniary 
 
 assistance, while the princes of France, for whom he had sacrificed every- 
 thing, refused him such help. 
 
 Monvt-SErraz (PrerRE Francors—French general, took possession of 
 the Isle of Elba in 1801). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed por- 
 tion. Geneva, Jan. 15, 1811. To M. Amoche, mentioning interest- 
 ing details relative to the Neapolitan army. 
 
 Montyon (Baron J. B. Roserr De—philanthropic French nobleman 
 and writer). A.IuS. 1p. 4to. January 20, 1818. 
 
 Moore (Str Jonn—celebrated British general, served under MacLean __ 
 in the American Se ALS. “J, Moore, easy 4to. Lud- 33 
 
 low, August 8, ny. To A. T. Greene, Liverpool. 
 A personal letter telling the recipient to “. . . put yourself into a 
 
 Liverpool] coach that comes 3 times a week to Ludlow . . . do there- 
 fore come immediately.” j 
 
 Moore (Sir JoHn). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Engraved by A. 
 Cardon, drawn by A. J. Oliver. Stipple. 8vo. London, 1809 
 
 Moorer (Sir J OHN). Portrait, full bust in uniform, Stipple. Un- 
 signed. 4to. London, 1809. Also representation of the Death of 
 General Moore. Line engraving by Smith. London, 1815. 2 pieces. 
 
 Moranp (L. C. A.—French general, served at Austerlitz, Jena, Hssling, 
 &c.). L.S. 1 p. folio. Ajaccio, Oct. 17, 1807. To the Minister of 
 War, requesting aid for a woman, one of whose sons has been killed, 
 and who has two others in the army. With portrait. | 
 
 More (Str THomas—author of “ Utopia”). Portrait, full bust in © a 
 oval. Saml. Taylor fecit., H. Holbein pinx. Mezzotint. 8vo, vut 
 close, and slightly creased. 
 
. Morneau (JEAN Vicror, one of the most eminent French generals, 
 exiled to the United States as an accomplice of Picherou). A.L.S. 
 2 pp. 4to: Headquarters at Schilike(?), Dec. 11, 1796. To the 
 Commissary of the Government requesting that the sum of 10,000 
 livres be sent him. 
 
 . Mornau: (JEAN Victor). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to (in English). Morrisville, 
 Jan. 2, 1813. To Robert Oliver, Esq., Baltimore, Md. 
 
 se 
 . 
 
 . . by the schooner Dick lately arrived in New York, I received 
 from Mrs. Moreau exactly the same account as you state, but the fate of 
 the generals arrested was not yet mentioned. . . . I am very sorry I 
 
 did not receive the French newspaper . . . they have been lately de- 
 tained in some post office, which is very often the cause in the country ” 
 (of France), ete. 
 
 . Moreau (JEAN Victor). L.S. 1p. folio. Paris, April 30, 1813. To 
 
 the Minister of the Interior requesting permission for his two 
 nephews to attend the College of Lyons for a portion only of the 
 regular tuition fee, as they have not the means for payment, thus 
 necessitating that he, Moreau, should “foot the bill.” With por- 
 trait. 
 
 . Morrau (JEAN VictTor). Portrait, bust in uniform. Engraved from 
 an original drawing by Nunes de Carvalho, by . . . William 
 Nicholls. Stipple. Folio. . London, 1813 
 
 . Moreau (JEAN Victor). Portrait, bust in uniform. Dulaillis delint. 
 Brippie. SvO. * ; [ London, ca. 1814] 
 
 . Morgrau (JEAN Vicror). Portrait, bust in uniform. Mezzotint by 
 Levachez, battle scene beneath. S8vo on small folio sheet. 
 
 . Moreau (JEAN Victor). Another copy of the same. 
 . Morzav (J&AN Victor). Another copy of the same. 
 
 . Morzeau (JEAN Victor). Portrait, bust in uniform. Line and stipple. 
 Unsigned. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 . Moreau (JEAN Victor). Portrait, three quarter length in uniform, 
 holding sword in right hand. Anthy. Cardon delint. et sculpt. Stip- 
 ple. Fine impression, with small margins. Small folio. 
 
 London, 1802 
 
 . Moreau (Jean Victor). Portrait, three quarter length in uniform, 
 cocked hat on table nearby. German copper engraving, entitled 
 “Moreau franzésischer ober General der Rhein Armee im Jahre 
 1796.” Ato. 
 
 . Morzat (Jean Victor). Portrait, full length in uniform. Steel en- 
 eraving after Giradet. 4to. 
 
 2788. Moreau (Jean Victor). Portrait, full length in uniform. Delaistre 
 sculp. A. Guilleminot del. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 + 2789. Mornav (Jpan Victor). Portrait, in uniform, on horseback. Dessiné 
 i. Waprés nature & gravé par Cralaignier. Stipple. Cut close and 
 mounted. Folio. 
 
2790. 
 
 viol. 
 
 R792. 
 
 2093. 
 2794. 
 
 2795. 
 2796. 
 
 Biot, 
 
 27098. 
 
 Rigo. 
 
 2800. 
 
 2801. 
 
 Moreau DE JONNES (ALéxanpre—author of treatises on mineralogy, — 
 and other scientific subjects). A.N.S. 8vo. Paris, ca 1845, z 
 
 Morin (Arruur JuLEs—General of Brigade, served in the Epyptian as 
 campaign). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. [Meziéres|, Nov. 3, 1808. To Combai 
 D’Hunebourg [General Clarke] informing him that he is forwarding — 
 two reports from the commander at Verdun relative to Ye Concha a 
 of the First Regiment at Vaucouleur. : : 
 
 % 
 
 Morqw (ErrENNE—French Protestant divine, professor of Oma 42 
 guages at Amsterdam). L.S. 2 pp. folio, nud e 
 tion. Amsterdam, July, 1688, concerning a translation wh 
 not been completed. 
 
 In 1694 the writer of the above created some commouam Ak the ] : 
 world of his day by attempting to prove in a work he then issued that the 79 
 language of Paradise was Hebrew. i 
 
 Morivaux (M.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Arbois, Dec. 1, 1791. A personal 
 letter regarding an appointment to M. Geunet (2). 
 
 MorcGHEN (RAFELLE S.—eminent Italian engraver). Portrait, full bust. 4 '* 
 Line engraving by Mediolani after Caronni. 4to, with margins. SS 
 
 Mortanp (Henry R.—painter, father of George). “ The ‘Unlucky s, 
 Boy.” Mezzotint. Heny. Morland, Inven. et pinxt. Folio, small 
 margins. oe 
 
 Mortor (French general). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, le 22 Messidor, 
 PAn 8 [July 10, 1800], meee Citizen Salvage as a good 
 officer. 
 
 Morny (CHARLES Rolie .—reputed son of Hortense De Beauharnois). 
 Portrait, steel engraving by Drouar. 4to. 
 
 Mortemart (C. L. V. De RocHrcHovart, Duc De—French general — 4 
 and diplomatist). Official A.L.S. 1 page and a half, small 4to. — 
 Paris, March 3; 1825. ‘ef 
 
 Mortier (Epouarp A. C. J., Duc Dr TrevisE—Marshal of France, 
 displayed signal bravery on the field at Friedland, 1807). L.S. 2 pp. 
 folio. Paris, le 22 Germinal, l’An 11 [April 11, 1803]. To the Min- 
 ister of War, informing him that he has issued orders to mobilize the 
 troops under his command, and that the instruction given them be 
 made the most of. 
 
 Mortrer (Epovarp A. C.:J., Duc De Trevisz). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. 
 Paris, April 21, 1802. With portrait, full length in uniform. Lari- 
 viere peint. To the Director of Artillery at St. Laurent. 
 
 Advising him that a boat load of powder is to be forwarded to St. Denis - 
 from Essonne, and telling him that it must se sent,under guard of five 
 men and a sergeant. 
 
 Mortier (EBpovarp A. C. J., Duc De Trevisz). LS. “ Ba. Mortier.” 
 
 1 p. 4to. General Headquarters at Breslau, Oct. 27, 180%. To Gen- 
 eral Clarke, Minister of War at Paris. 
 
 Acknowledges the receipt of Gen. Clarke’s letter containing orders from 
 the Council of Administration, that all arms must be renewed the first of 
 each year. 
 
sie 
 
 2803. 
 
 2804. 
 
 ey 
 
 4. 
 
 Mortrer (Epovarp A. C. J., Duc De Trevise). Portrait, full length 
 in uniform, on horseback. Line engraving. [n colors. 4to. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 Mortrer (Epovarp A. C. J., Duc Dz Trevise). Portrait, in uniform, 
 on horseback. Line engraving. In colors. 4to. Varisoe i... 
 
 Morrtizr, Duprrre, &c. Address of the Chamber of Peers to Lonis 
 
 - Philippe, King of France, giving a summary of the condition of the 
 Boe and hoping that the king will adopt vigorous measures to 
 
 aintain the present peace. 7% pp. folio. : [Paris], Aug. 10, 1831. 
 Tied with blue ribbon. Signed by Pasquier, Pres. of the Chamber 
 and Chancellor of France, Mortier, Duke of Trevise and Marshal of 
 France; Duperrer, Admiral of France, and two others. Five signa- 
 
 tures in all. 
 
 . Mortiock (Lewis—of the Sloop of War Wolverine, defeated 2 French 
 
 _ luggers, Jan. 3,1799). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Engraved by 
 C. Turner after I. J. Masquerier. Stipple. 4to. . London, 1799 
 
 2806. Moscow. Colored view. Folio. - London, 1815 
 2807. Moscow. ‘The Kremlin, Moscow. In colors. Folio. London, 1815 
 2808. Morrer (M.—deputy). A.L.S. 3 pp. 4to. Paris, Feb. 6, 1840. A 
 
 2810. 
 
 2811. 
 
 2812. 
 
 2813. 
 
 2814. 
 
 2815. 
 
 letter of thanks for kindnesses shown. 
 
 . Movony (Puitirek Dr Novaities, Comrrt De—Marshal; defended 
 
 Louis XVI when the palace was attacked by the mob in 1792; exe- 
 cuted 1794). A.L.S. 2 pp. small 4to. Refers to the procuring of 
 some official position for his correspondent. Versailles [circa 1790]. 
 
 Movutins (JEAN Francois A.—French general, united with Gohier to 
 oppose Bonaparte in the coup détat of the 18th Brumaire). A.L.S. 
 1p. 4to. Paris, Sept. 7, 1799. To Citizen Loisel. 
 
 Sending certain papers that will show the extent of misdemeanors com- 
 mitted by Royalist employees of the districts of Sambre, ete. 
 
 Moutins (JEAN Francors). Portrait, full length in uniform. Line 
 engraving. Proof on India paper, before all letters. 8vo. 
 
 Mounier (J. CoHartEs—French general, served at Arcoli, ete.). A.L.S. 
 1 p. folio. Ormea (Italy), Oct. 2, 1795. With portrait, on India 
 paper. 
 
 Mount VerRNoN. Residence of Washington. ‘Tinted lithograph after 
 Kollner. 4to. New York, 1848 
 
 Mourcur (Scrpren—Minister of the Interior). A‘L.S., 1 p. 4to. 
 Paris, le 22 Fructidor, ’?An X [Sept. 13, 1802], returning 5 docu- 
 ments to M. Perrigaux, sent him to be authenticated. 
 
 Movuter AND CroIsEAu (French officers). Certificate attesting that cer- 
 tain articles seized at Dourbach were the property of the 8th bat- 
 talion, &c. 2 pp. 4to. Bauhenhein, April 19, 1793. With wax seal. 
 Signed by Mouter and Croiseau. 
 
“2816. 
 
 2817. 
 
 2818. 
 
 Cole, 
 
 2820. 
 
 R821. 
 
 R822. 
 
 2823. 
 
 2824, 
 
 2825. 
 
 Ailey is, a A Re i TE Ee hy OO Seal an 
 ~ ia es, Z pe A ere ie a i 
 
 Movuton-Duvernet (R. B.—French general, served in Guadaloupe, at 
 
 Toulon, in the Spanish Campaign, &c., shot by the Bourbons be- — 
 
 cause of his faithfulness to Napoleon). LS. 1 p- folio. Lyon, June 
 
 10, 1815. Informs the Prefect of the Dept. of the Rhone that he 
 
 is to review the troops on the following day, &c. With portrait. 
 
 MueLuER (FeErRD., Baron Von—eminent Australian botanist). 
 
 ALLS. to G. 8. Davis of Detroit. In all, 11 pp. we “Re 
 
 garding certain antidotes for poison. 
 
 Murat. (JoacHIM, Kina Or Napites—Marshal of France, Yo w 
 Bonaparte gave in marriage his sister Caroline, pronounced by N 
 
 poleon as “ the best cavalry officer in Hurope >)” A.L.S. 2 pp. = ‘ 
 
 Paris, Feb. 4, 1803. To the Minister of the Interior. 
 
 “T have the honor to write you, Citizen minister, that the First Conauie 
 
 has authorized me to present to you, as candidate for the office of Pre 
 
 fect now vacant, the citizen Loreillot Demars. I have the honor to recall 
 to you the interest I take in him, and the good will the First Consul 
 has for him. Being certain that you will be delighted to give a good 
 reception to a man, who has always executed his duties fee I have 
 the honor to salute you. J. Murat.” 
 
 Murat (Joacuim, Kine Or Napues). L.S. “Joachim.” 1 p. 4to. 
 
 Dusseldorf, April 11, 1806. To the French Council of State. 
 
 An interesting letter written shortly after he was created Grand Duke ‘ 
 of Berg and Cleves, asking to have an account of the French administra- — 
 tion, to serve as a model for the administration of the Duchy of Berg and 
 
 Cleves, ete. 
 
 - 
 
 Movrat (JoacHim, Kine Or Naprgs). A.L.S. “Joachim,” 1 p. 4to. 
 
 Madrid, April 9, 1808. Regarding the sum of 2,000 fr. and with® . 
 
 Sync of General Belliard. 
 
 Murat: (JoACHIM, Kina OF Napuss). L.S. “Joachim Napoleon,” 
 
 1p. 4to. Paris, Dec. 7, 1809. To the Count d’Hunebourg, Minis- a 
 
 ter of War. 
 
 Writer requests recipient to recall to the Emperor’s mind the petition Ser | 
 
 sent in some time before regarding certain conscripts, that they may be 
 made ready for active service the following spring. 
 
 Murat (JoAcHiM, King Or Napues). Portrait, bust in uniform, 
 wearing cocked hat. “ Murat, général des Armeés de la République.” 
 F. Bonneville, del et ental 8vo, 
 
 Murat (Joacuim, Kine OF NapueEs). Portrait, bust in uniform. 
 “Gioacchino Napoleone, re delle due Sicilie.” 8vo. 
 
 Mvrat (Joacuim, Kine Or Napies). Portrait, bust in uniform. 
 
 Proof on India paper, before all letters. S8vo. 
 
 Morar (Joacuim, Kine Or Naptes). Portrait, bust in uniform, wear- 
 
 ing hat with feathers, entitled “S.A.Imp. Joachim Napoléon, Roi 
 de Naples & de Sicile, Gd. Amiral de France,” also portrait of Caro- 
 line Marie A. Bonaparte on same plate, entitled “S.A.Imp. Marie 
 
 Annunciade Caroline, Soeur de ’Empr. Reine de Naples & de Sicile.” q 
 
 Gravé par Choubard, ‘dessiné par Lafond je. Stipple. Folio. 
 
 at 
 
 “aa 
 
2826. Murat (JoscHimM, Kine Or Napues). Portraits (1), bust in uniform, 
 and (2) full length in uniform, the latter after Bourdet. 4to and 
 8yo. 2 pieces. 
 
 2827. Murat (JoacHim, Kine Or Naptes). Portrait, half length, in uni- 
 form. Ruotte sculp. Gros pinxt. Stipple. Printed in colors, por- 
 tions touched up by hand. 4to, cut close and neatly inlaid. 
 
 2828. Murar (Joacuim, Kine Or Napres). Portrait, half length, in uni- 
 form. Swebach del. Gravé par Landelle. Stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 2829. Murar (Joacurm, Kine Or Naptes). Portrait, half length in uni- 
 form. Ruotte sculp. Gregorius delt. Gros pinxt. Stipple. Folio. 
 Fine impression. 
 
 2830. Murat (JoacHim, Kine Or Napues). Portrait, full length in uni- 
 form. Rados inc. Bosio dic. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 2831. Murar (Joacuim, Kine Or Napizs). Portrait, “Joachim Napoleon, 
 Roi de Naples,” full length in uniform, Bosselman [sc.]. Stipple. 
 12mo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 2832. Murat (NapoLEeon A.—son of the King of Naples, emigrated to Flor- 
 ae Hh ida). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. New Orleans, March 15, 1837. An urgent 
 request for money. 
 
 2833. Murat (Prixce Lucren—2nd son of Murat, King of Naples). A.L.S. 
 1 p. 4to. n.p. June 25, n.-y. To an unnamed general. With 2 por- 
 traits. et 
 
 Informs his correspondent that the Emperor had already advised him 
 of the news which the general had just communicated, ete. 
 
 2834. MusTaAPHA BEN-ISMAIL—Arabian chief, and able adversary of Abd-el- 
 Kader, against whom he fought in codperation with the French, whe 
 gave him the rank of general). D.S. 1 p. folio. Oran, April 30, 
 1837. 
 
 DOCUMENTS SIGNED BY NAPOLEON. 
 
 The 28 signatures of the Emperor appended to these papers include most 
 of those enumerated by Mr. Sainsbury on his well-known list of facsimiles 
 published by Charles Tilt, London, 1836, together with several others that 
 
 | _ do not seem to appear thereon. Nevertheless, the signatures here catalogued are , 
 
 all genuine, and simply show the natural variations that might have occurred 
 in writing these signatures at different periods and under changed conditions. 
 
 2835. NapoLeon. L.S. 1 p. extended to small 4to. Ollioules, 1 du 4 moin 
 | Nivése|. December 21, 1793. Signed, in full, ‘“‘ Buonaparte.” 
 
 A fine, early signature about the time he was at Toulon, and before he 
 was made general. Orders a commandant to rejoin his company at 
 Bandol. 
 
 2836. Napotron. L.S. 1 p. folio. Marathou, le 24 Fructidor, ?An II [Sep- 
 tember 11, 1793]. Relative to the furnishing of wheat and the pay- 
 ment therefor. Signed, in full, “ Buonaparte.” 
 
2837. 
 
 2839, 
 
 2340. 
 
 2841. 
 
 2842. 
 
 2843. 
 
 . Napotzon. D.S. 1 p. folio, inlaid. Paris, le 17 Pluvidse, PAn Iv. 
 
 Vee t or. 4 outs F “a Va > ee ee 
 d ¥ = 7 ca iny” | 5 ‘ 
 
 NapoLtEon. ‘Three lines and signature in his autograph, on a portion 
 of a letter in another hand. “Oblong 8vo, inlaid. [Nov. 15, 1794]. 
 With portrait of Napoleon as a prisoner at Nice. (2 pieces). a 
 
 - Lines commence—‘ Recommendé au Ministre de la Guerre, oe 7 a 
 signature,—‘ Buonaparte,” in full. 
 
 [Feb. 6, 1796]. To the “ Ministre de la Marine” about the faceteul 
 of an officer. Signed, in full, “ ‘Buonaparte,” with three lines in his | 
 autograph erased. <i 
 
 In this document Buonaparte is titled, ‘‘ Général en chef de VArmée de 
 VIntérieur.” 1s ghee ea s 
 
 NapoLteon. A.L.S. from Faypoult. 2 pp. folio, Genoa, le 17 Ven 
 demiaire, ’An V [October 9, 1796]. N apoleon. has sioned on top — 
 margin, « Bonaparte,” without the “u. ” Laid in is a POTHEBI oe 
 long 12mo, after Johannot. (2 pieces). a 
 
 Long and interesting A.-L. S. from G. C. Faypoult de Maisoncelle, Min- 3 3 
 ister Plenipotentiary at Genoa. Mentions the King of Naples, the arrest _ 
 of Governor Olivieri whose death-warrant Bonaparte signs, the arrest of | a 
 others, mostly brigands, &e. F 
 
 NapoLton. IS. 2 pp. 4to, [Cairo], le 30 Germinal, ’An VI [April 
 20, 1798]. Signed, “ Bonaparte,” Général en Chef de ’Armée © 
 d’Angleterre. Laid in is a portrait, 8vo, of Napoleon in Egypt. i 
 
 To the Minister of War relative to the appointment of Surgeon-in-chief - 
 at the Invalides, Paris, of one who acted in the same capacity in the army, 
 
 but who is now unfitted for further field-service. 
 Documents signed by Napoleon while in Egypt are very scarce. 
 
 Napoteon. D.S. on Native Glazed Paper, 1 p. tall folio Goliad . 
 [Aboussio, Egypt], le 3 Messidore, ’An VII [June 21 ae Signed 
 
 in full, “ Bonaparte,” as General-in-Chief. a 
 Letter from an Arab chief of the tribe of Azzale, written in Arabic, — .. ; 
 with French translation on same sheet, in which he informs Napoleon con- 
 cerning an attack made by some of his soldiers upon his domicile, the 
 robbery thereof, and prays for redress, &c. Napoleon orders the Com- 
 mandant [at Ghira] to report on occurrence. ie 
 
 Napotzon. D.S. 3 pp. folio, le 28 Frimaire, ’An VIII [Paris, De 
 cember 18, 1799]. Rapport aux Consuls de la République. Signa- 
 ture, on margin, “ Buonaparte,” in full, with two lines in his auto- 
 graph. i” 
 
 Notice from the Minister of War, Louis Aléxandre Berthier, with draft — 
 
 of a statement of an ex-chief of a squadron of horse, requesting reinstate- — a 
 ment, &c. The report is signed,—‘ Alex Berthier.” : ae 
 
 NaporEon. Passport of Joseph Bonaparte and family. 4 pp. folio, 
 vellum. Paris, le premier Brumaire, An IX. [October 22, 1800]. 
 Signed “ Bonaparte ” as First Consul. 
 
 Countersigned by Charles Maurice Talleyrand, Minister of Foreign Af- 
 
 fairs, and Hugues B. Maret, Secretary of State. With seal of the Republic, 7 ; 
 and engraved symbolical figure. 
 
2844. Napotreon. List of Candidates for Promotion, with memoranda in the 
 autograph of Napoleon, granting or refusing, as noted. 4 pp. folio. 
 Undated, but probably sometime in 1800, and in conformity with the 
 “ Acte Constitutionnel ” of Aug. 27, of that year. Stitched top and 
 bottom, with the Tri-color ribbon. 
 
 AN UNUSUAL DOCUMENT, presented by the Minister of War to the Em- 
 peror, and giving a list of thirty names of members of the army-corps 
 recommended for promotion, occasioned by the death, resignation, or 
 transfer of others. In 22 instances Napoleon has written ‘“ accordé”; in 
 7, ‘““refusé”; and in one {not decipherable]. The names listed include,— 
 Mallet, Chorant, Frelois, Dumoulin, Bruges, Richomme, &¢c., names not 
 readily placed historically, though a number may have become famous 
 
 sd “f later. The document has been carefully ruled in ink and pencil, and de- 
 
 oor the places to be filled, names and grades of the soldiers proposed. 
 
 c 
 
 2845, Naponeon. A French inion. in several autographs, of an Extract 
 from an English letter. 4 pp. small 4to. London, July 17 [No 
 year, but circa 1800]. On this Napoleon has countersigned an un- 
 usual “NP,” with three lines in his autograph, and an erasure-line 
 across several words; also, a sheet, 8vo, containing 5 lines said to 
 be in the autograph of Napoleon, unsigned, except for a curved stroke 
 between two periods. N.pn.d. (2 pieces, pinned together). 
 
 Pxtract is an account of affairs in England; mentions the names of 
 [Isaac] Corry, Chancellor of the [Irish] Exchequer, and others. The five 
 ‘lines of autograph contain instructions to a certain citizen to have a uew 
 copy in French made of the Extract attached for publication in the 
 *“ Moniteur.” If the curved stroke noted be one of Napoleon’s abbreviated 
 signatures, it is unknown to Sainsbury. Both pieces are from the collec- 
 tion of Charles Fontaine, with his stamp. 
 
 2846. Navotnon. D.S. 1 p. oblong folio, on Vellum, Paris, le quatorze Ven- 
 tose, ?An XI [March 3, 1803]. Certificate of Promotion of Brigadier 
 , Armand Buland. Signature, in full, of “ Bonaparte,” as First Con- 
 
 sul. (Tolded). 
 
 FINE DOCUMENT, with engraved plate of a symbolical figure, and seal. 
 Countersigned by Alex. Berthier, Minister of War, and Hugues B. Maret, 
 Secretary of State. 
 
 2847. NapoLEon. Appointment of Citizen Larché, President Tribunal of 
 Appeal. 1 p. oblong folio, Vellum (folded). Saint Cloud, le 22 
 Prairial, PAn XI. |June 11, 1803]. Signed “ Bonaparte.” Also, 
 contains signatures of |J. Ay Chaptal, Minister of the HERON and 
 Hugues B. “Maret, Secretary of State. 
 
 2848. NApoLEoN. L.S. 2 pp., folio. Paris, le 20 Nivése, PAn 12. [January 
 11, 1804]. Signed in full, “ Bonaparte.” With seal of the Republic. 
 
 To Cardinal Carlo Erskine, thanking him for his expressions of attach- 
 ment for him, &c. Countersigned by [J. HE. M.] Portalis, one of the re- 
 organizers of the Catholic Church in France, and at this time Counsellor 
 of State; and, Hugues B. Maret, Secretary of State. 
 
 2849. NApoLeon. L.S8. from [J. F. A.| Dejean, Ministre-Directeur, Bureau de 
 VHabillement et du Campement. 2 pp. folio. [Paris], le ler jour 
 Complémentaire, ’An XIII [1805]. To Napoleon relative to pension 
 for a member of the Army of the Orient, &c. Signed on margin, “ Na- 
 poleon ” in the abbreviated style he had then commenced to assume. 
 together with the word “accordé” in his autograph. 
 
eet one dee i a Ml Coe ei, Oe ae “aan! ae a Pes a Y 4 2s 0 j vias ta ast _ 
 a ae el ae: a6 } rs ut . = ave 4 ( b 
 
 2850. NAPOLEON. Rapport a ’Empereur [par] Ministére de la Gage eta 
 Bureau de l’Artillerie. 1 p. folio. [Paris], June 18, 1806. sul 
 
 “NP” on left margin. Laid in is a portrait of N apoleon, folio. 
 This report is signed by Dejean, and concerns the prices and manu- 
 
 facture of guns, certain brands of which cannot be made as cheaply at 
 Turin as they can be at St. Etienne. 
 
 | 4 
 2851. NapotEon. A.L.S. from the Prince Sulkowski to “Sa Majesté ?Em- a 
 pereur Francais et Roi d’Italie,’ 3 pp. folio, Czenstochau, March | 
 
 28, 1807. Mentions certain affairs in Silesia, Prince J erome Ne a 
 
 poleon, &e. Signed.“ Nap,” on margin, April 5, 180775) sees a 
 Sulkowski was a Polish General who served with distinction under a 
 
 Napoleon, was with him all through the Italian campaign, &¢c., and to 
 whom the Emperor was sincerely attached. INTERESTING LETTER. 
 
 2852. Napoteon. L.S. 1 p. 4to, inlaid. Vittoria, November 8, 1808. Signed — 
 “NP.” To “Prince de Neufchatel ” [Berthier?] mentioning a de- 
 cree to be made known to the Generals, &c., and to be officially issued 
 by the Minister of War. 
 
 2853. NapoLeon. L.S. 1 p. folio, from a Colonel of Artillery. Vienne, June 
 6, 1809. Stating condition of two wounded soldiers, and suggesting 
 military recompense for them. Signed “ Nap” on left margin, with 
 two lines of autograph. With cut of the Emperor. (2 pieces). 
 
 2854. Naponeon. A.L.S. 1 p. folio, from Emile, Prince de Messe. Darm- 
 stadt, Oct. 29, 1809. Signed in upper left-corner, “ NP,’ with several 
 lines in the Emperor’s autograph which have been partly obliterated. — 
 
 Regrets the departure of Napoleon for Schénbrunn, ae inability to 
 receive orders from him, &e. 
 
 2855. Napotron. LS. commencing “Sire.” 2 pp. folio, from Napoleon’s 
 sister Elisa. n.p. [but probably in Tuscany], J uly 12 [circa 1810]. 
 Signed “ NP,” with a line of his handwriting. 
 A very interesting letter from Marie Anne Elisa Buonaparte, sister of 
 Napoleon, Princess of Piombino and Grand Duchess of Tuscany, in which 
 she reports the condition of affairs of Lucques, mentions Talleyrand, 
 Prince of Benevent, the work on a grand canal from Lake Bientina, asks 
 that boundaries be definitely settled, &c. Signed, —“*Your most devoted 
 and submissive sister.” 
 
 2856. Napoteon. LS. 1 p. folio, inlaid, St. Cloud, September 10, 1810. 
 Signed on left top-margin “ NP,” with the word “ accordé ” and date 
 St. Cloud, le 11.-7th. 1810. 
 
 Letter is signed by Bessiéres, Duke of Istria, and concerns the fa 8. 
 of a light-armed grenadier to the Chasseurs. Bessiéres was instrumental] - 
 in placing Joseph Bonaparte on the throne. 
 
 2857. NapotEeon. L.8. 1 p. folio, from Marshal Berthier, signed “ Aléx- 
 andre.” Paris, May 23, 1811. Concerning a Portuguese General, 
 his wife, &c. ‘Countersigned on left margin, “ NP” with one line 
 in his autograph. 
 
 This Report is made to Napoleon as,—L’Empereur et Roi.” Berthier 
 signs as,—‘‘ Le prince de Wagram et de Neuchatel.” 
 
. Napoteon. L.S. 1p. folio, from the Duc de Feltre [Henri J. G. Clarke, 
 Minister of War under Napoleon and Louis XVIII], Paris, June 17, 
 1812. Concerns a proposition for extending the services of a certain 
 squadron of horse, &e. Countersigned on left margin, “NP,” with the 
 word ‘“‘ accordé ” in Napoleon’s autograph. 
 
 . Napotron. JD).8. 1 p. oblong folio, vellum. Paris [Tuileries], Jan- 
 uary 13, 1813. Warrant of the Chevalier Remy, for military service. 
 Signed “NP, ” and countersigned by the Duc de Masset, Minister of 
 Tustice. (Folded twice ; with portrait. ) 
 
 Interesting document wherein the Emperor is titled,—‘*‘ Napoléon, par le 
 grace de Dieu, Empereur des Francais, Roi d’Italie, Protecteur de a Con- 
 fédération du Rhin, Médiateur de la Confédération Suisse, &e.” With 
 the contracted signature in heavy strokes. 
 
 . Navorzon. LS. 1 p. small 4to, inlaid. Paris, January 1, 1814. 
 Signed with the contracted “NP” (somewhat stained). 
 
 Letter is addressed “Mon Frére,” and ends with “Votre affectionné 
 frére; but to which brother of the three is unknown. The Emperor 
 thanks him for his New Year greetings, and expresses his satisfaction 
 relative to an accident to his niece which has not resulted seriously. 
 
 . Naponron. LS. 1 p. folio, inlaid. Paris, June 8, 1815. Signed 
 “ NP,” with the word “ apprové ” in his autograph. 
 
 _ From the Prince of Eckmuhl, Louis Nicolas Davoust, Marshal of France 
 and Minister of War, concerning the appointment of an officer. There are 
 several other signatures on letter which was written ten days before the 
 battle of Waterloo. 
 
 . NAPoLEON. Five lines in Buonaparte’s autograph, partly erased, on 
 slip of paper, inlaid to folio. As near as can be deciphered, extract 
 concerns re-enforcements for some point. n.p.n.d. 
 
 . NapoLtzon. Four sheets of Napoleon’s water-marked paper, all different, 
 two containing portraits of Napoleon, and the others the Imperial 
 Eagle, said to have been taken from his carriage at Waterloo. Folio. 
 
 Napotron. Two similar sheets, one with portrait of Napoleon, the other 
 with the eagle. 
 
 . Napoteon. A small piece oy cloth said to have been cut from Na- 
 poleon’s carriage, captured at Waterloo, June 1815, also a piece 
 of fringe said to have been cut from Napoleon’ s coronation carriage. 
 Mounted on card. 2 pieces. 
 
 . Napotzon [Letters, ete., relating to]. Manuscript copies of the fol-— 
 lowing: (1) Extract from Moniteur announcing that Bonaparte has 
 been made a member of The Institute of Paris, “Dec. WU LUO tae Dp. 
 folio; (2) Notice of Bonaparte’s election to membership in the 
 “ Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres.” Dec. 30,1797. 1 p. 
 12mo; (3) Translation of letter from Naples, July 30, 1805, rel- 
 ative to eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. 2 pp. folio; (4) Letter from Car- 
 not concerning ohh as “Protecteur de l’Institute.” Paris, 
 April, 10 [1811]. 1 p. 4to. Together, 4 picces. 
 
2867. Naproteon. A well written manuscript of 9 pages, 4to, entitled, “The 2 
 
 2868. 
 
 2869. 
 
 Ror. 
 
 VOlr. 
 
 2873. 
 
 A oO, ROR, oie CS nn a 
 = ' ong Md ’ Bio re 2 : 
 
 Conduct and Protest of the Guard,” by Paul, a soldier of the in 
 perial Guard, also several pages of patriotic songs, in different hands. — 
 161580 
 
 An interesting manuscript in which the writer pays a tribute to Napo- fe 
 leon, for whom every soldier would have shed his blood. He protests — 
 against the action of the king [Charles X.] in having about him fordgucras 
 and nobles who deserted their country, ete. 
 
 PORTRAITS OF NAPOLEON. 
 
 NapoLeon. Oval portrait in oils 6n panel. By Horace sean Bust 
 in uniform, wearing cocked hat, looking left. Hmblematical gilt 
 frame. 
 
 This portrait in oils was purchased by the reene owner at the sale of — 
 the effects of the late R. F. Cooke, late partner of John Murray, the well-_ 
 known English publisher, 50 Albermarle Street, London, England. It a 
 was sold by Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson and Hodge, June 18, 1892, with — 
 the following description, which is pasted on the back: i 
 
 “1022. Napoleon I, by Vernet, in oils. e 
 
 *,*This portrait was given by Napoleon at St. Helena, to his surgeon 
 O'Meara, who gave it to Thomas Moore, the poet.” 
 
 Later it [or a drawing of it], passed ‘into the possession of Joel Barlow 
 author of “The Columbiad,” etc., and a. stipple engraving was made from 
 it [see following lot], with the inscription “ Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor 
 of the French, from an original drawing made for and in the possession 
 of the late Joel Barlow, Esq. Engraved by W. Nicholls.” 
 
 Accompanying the portrait is a letter from Messrs. ‘Sotheby to the owner 
 regarding its purchase. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform. Engraved in stipple by W. Nicholls “atten 
 Horace Vernet). 4to. (See preceding lot). London, undated 
 
 . Navouon. “Bonaparte I. Consul de la Rép. Franc.” Full bust in 
 oval, in uniform. Audouin sculp. P. Bouillon del. Representation of 
 
 the battle of Marengo beneath. Line engraving. In colors. Folio. 
 Framed and glazed. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napoteon. “Souvenirs de ’Empereur,” containing bust portraitj in 
 uniform, no hat, surrounded by various scenes, from the siege of 
 Toulon to his tomb at St. Helena. Graves... de J. Heinrigs. 
 Folio. Berlin, n.d. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat, left hand at breast. Lithograph. 
 Proof in open letters on India paper. Unsigned. Folio. 
 
 Napo.LrEon, bust in uniform, no hat, with two facsimiles of signature, 
 with colored view of Porto Ferrajo and colored map. Folio. — 
 London, 1816 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, wearing great coat and cocked hat. Orig- 
 
 inal pencil drawing, signed “ C. Bradley, 1878.” Large folio. 
 
 . Napoteon. “La Félicité de la France,” containing medallion portraits 
 
 of Napoleon and Marie Louise. Line engraving. Unsigned. Folio. — 
 
. NAPoLEoN, bust in uniform, in group with Marie Louise and the King 
 of Rome. Line. Unsigned. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Napotzon. The same. Rochard, del. and sculpt. 
 
 . NApoLEon, statue-bust on column, with large full-length figure of 
 Father Time kneeling before it, with broken scythe in one hand. 
 Drawn with pen-and-ink, and washed. Unsigned. Folho. 
 
 . Napotron, “ Napoleon Gallorum Primus Imperator, Atque Rex 
 Ttaliae,” bust, Emperor’s robes, wreath of laurel. Stipple, Henricus. 
 Buguet delineavit. Printed in colors, touched up by hand. Folio. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust in military coat, facing Marie Louise, figures of 
 Peace and War with imperial crown and eagle above the busts. 
  Stipple. Unsigned. On tinted paper. Folio. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, circular bust as Premier Consul. Mezzotint. © Levachez, 
 sculp. Underneath is a scene of the Bataille de Marengo. Du- 
 plessis-Bertaux, del. The whole surrounded by a border in line. 
 Folio. 
 
 . Navorzoy, bust only, with inscription. Mezzotint and line. 8vo. 
 
 . NApoLEon, bust in uniform, wearing crown of laurel, representation 
 of the battle of Austerlitz beneath. Composée, dessinée, et graveé 
 par Duplessi-Bertaux, termineé par Bovinet. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 . NApoLeon, bust in uniform, no hat. Line engraving. Unsigned, to- 
 gether with facsimiles of two signatures, a colored view of Porto 
 Ferrajo, and colored map of the Island of Elba. On 1 sheet, folio. 
 
 London, 1816 
 
 . NAPOLEON, small bust, embroidered coat, in colors, at the top of sheet 
 containing a rebus on Bonaparte, the figures also in colors. Folio. 
 Baristnd: 
 
 . Napounon, bust in uniform, sword, books, foliage, etc., beneath. J. 
 Landseer fecit. W. M. Craig delint. Line engraving. Proof on 
 India paper. Folio. London, 1797 
 
 . Napotzton, bust in uniform, no hat, left hand at breast. Lithograph 
 after G. Bodmer. .Proof on India paper before letters. Folio. 
 
 _ Naporron, bust in uniform, wearing cocked hat, together with portraits 
 of Ney, Desaix and Kléber. All 12mo, and full bust. Lefévre del. 
 et sc., biographical accounts of all. Excerpt, on folio sheet. 
 
 . Napvotnon, bust in uniform, no hat. Gravé par P. Audouin, dessiné 
 d@aprés nature par Vauthier. Line engraving. Folio (thinned in 
 several places). . Paris, n.d. 
 
 _ Navorezon, bust in uniform, no hat. Line engraving. Unsigned, with 
 facsimiles of signatures. Folio. 
 
 _ Napoteon, bust, state robes, no hat. T. Bouilliard,delineavit & sculpsit. 
 Line engraving. Large folio. Full margins. Paris, n.d. 
 
2892. 
 
 2898. 
 
 2894. 
 
 2895. 
 
 2896. 
 
 2897. 
 2898. 
 
 2899. 
 
 2900. 
 
 2901. 
 
 2902. 
 
 2903. 
 
 2904. 
 
 2905. 
 
 2906. 
 
 NAPOLEON, another copy of the same in colors. 
 
 i # 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, with 2 signatures, colored -view of Porto 
 Ferrajo and map of Elba, also colored. On 1 sheet, folio. 
 London, 1816 
 
 NAPpoueon, medallion bust, allegorical border, P. ‘Z. Tons seu. Line, 
 Folio. Proof before inscription. . 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, looking left, no hat; on same sheet por 
 traits of Marie Louise, Napoleon II. and Pius VII. all within orna- 
 mental frames. Line. Folio. | Paris, nde 
 
 Napo.eon, sculptured bust, facing left. Clea Bossa delin. et 
 sculpt. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 Napotnon, bust in uniform, cocked hat, symbolical print, ineription il : 
 in German commencing “Die Ketten so er uns geschmiedet, nun — 
 lasten sie auf ihm allein,” etc., view of Elba, ete. Stipple. Folio, 
 
 ; | Nurnberg, n.d. 
 
 Napotron, bust in floral oval, royal robes, wreath of laurel. “Tit! Zan- . 
 nol. India paper. Folio. | een 
 
 Napo.eon, bust in uniform with hat, surrounded by groups of battle- 
 flags, munitions of war, Egyptian sphinxes, &c. “ Le Temple de la=@ 
 Gloire. Egypte. Italie.” Lith. Robert et Blouet. Folio. “a 
 
 [Paris, n.d] 
 
 NavoLeon, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. Gravé par P. — 
 Audouin, dessiné d’aprés nature par Vauthier. Line. Small folio. — 
 
 Napotzon. “ Raccolta di varj Re d’Italia.” Portraits of the different a 
 kings of Italy, including Napoleon, full bust, also representation of 
 the crown. 18 figures on one sheet. G. B. L. incise all’ acquaforte. = 
 Folio. : 
 
 Napo.eEon, bust in uniform, facing right, long hair, no hat. Mezzotint 
 by S. Arlent Edwards, signed by the engraver. China paper. Small ? 
 folio. i 
 
 NApoLeon, bust in oval, royal robes, wreath of laurel [Mezzotint by 
 Levachez], battle scene beneath. S8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 NApoLeon, sculptured full bust, wreath of laurel, two women about to 
 place carlands of flowers about his neck. F. Ltd. eet sculpsit. 
 Stipple. Printed in colors. Folio. ; 
 
 NAPoLEon, bust on pedestal, long hair, Liberty placing wreath on head, 
 History taking notes, and Peace in the air with sword and scales. 
 In colors. Line. Unsigned. Four lines in Italian underneath. 
 Folio. | | 
 
 NApore£on, bust in oval, wearing cocked hat. J. F. Krethlow se. J. F. 
 Bolt del. Stipple. Printed in colors. 4to. Berlin, 1806 
 
. NAPOLEON, bust, Consul’s robes, facing left, long hair. B. Audouin, 
 sculpt. P. Bouillon del. View of the Battle of Marengo beneath. 
 Line engraving. Small folio. + A038, 01,¢, 
 
 . Napo.gon, bust in uniform, wreath of laurel. Mezzotint (by Levachez). 
 “Napoleon le Grand, Empereur des Francais, Roi d’Italie,” etc., 
 representation of the Battle of Marengo beneath. 8vo, on small 
 folio sheet. 
 
 . Naponron, bust in uniform, no hat, facsimiles of signatures as 
 Napoleon and first Consul. Stipple. 8vo, on folio sheet. Proof on 
 India paper. 
 
 . NapoLeon, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat, arms folded, V. 
 _. Mauduit, sculp. Guibert del. Stipple. Printed in colors. 4to. 
 | Paris, n.d. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust on square ground, in uniform, with hat, arms folded. 
 “Empereur des Frangais.” Stipple. Louis Lacoste, del. et sculp. 
 With letter “ N ” within radiated lines, underneath. 4to. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, with medals. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat, laurel and other decorations. Litho- 
 ‘graph. 4to. Minchen, n.d. 
 
 . Napotron, “Napoleone il Grande,” bust in uniform, no hat. D. é 
 gravé per J. Maina. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 . NApoLEon, bust, military coat, no hat. Dessiné et gravé par Jean 
 André L’Allemand a Vienne, 1804. Stipple. Printed in colors, por- 
 tions touched up by hand. 4to. | 
 
 . NApoLeon. “ Napoléon le Grand,’ bust in uniform, no hat. Gravé 
 par Mécou, peint par J. Isabey, 1812. Stipple. Open letters. 4to. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, long hair, no hat. C. H. Hodges, sculp. 
 J. T. Ruica pinxit. Mezzotint, probably proof before inscription, 
 small margins. 4to. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust, Emperor’s robes, wreath of laurel, also portrait of 
 Marie-Louise, Empress’s robes, wearing crown. Dessiné par R.. ., 
 Terminé par Bensit. Stipple. Printed in colors, 4to. | Paris, n.d. 
 
 2919. NAPOLEON, Friedrich Wilhelm III, and Alexander I, 3 busts in a group, 
 in uniform, sceptres intertwined with laurel wreath, underneath, with- 
 in ornamental border. B. H. Bendix, fec. 1807. 3 lines in German. 
 
 ~ Mezzotint. 4to. Berlin; A. Philipson 
 
 2920. NAPOLEON, bust in oval, royal robes, wreath of laurel. Gravé par Ernst 
 Thelott, dessiné par Desnoyers. Stipple, 4to. 
 
 2921. NAPOLEON, “ Buonaparte, erster Consul der Franz; Republ, Gebohren 
 zu Ajacis in Corsica den 15 August 1769,” bust in oval, long hair, no 
 hat. Zu finden bey den Gebriidern Klauber. 4to. 
 
2922. 
 
 2923. 
 
 RORA. 
 
 2920. 
 
 2926. 
 
 2927. 
 
 2933. 
 
 2934, 
 
 2935. 
 
 2936. 
 
 2937, 
 
 _ Napoteon, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. Gravé par By. | — 
 
 . Napoiron, “ N Bonaparte, ler Consul,” silhouetted bust in oval, long 
 
 . NAPoLeon, bust in uniform facing front, no hat. B. Roger, sc. Luneret 
 . Naporzon, bust in oval, in uniform, facing front, no hat. Stipple. 
 
 . Napoteon, “ Napoléon le Grand et Marie Louise unis par le Génie de la — 
 
 ; a 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust in uniform with hat, facing left. Line. In colors. 
 Svo. | Paris; Tessari & Co., n.d. am 
 
 NAPOLEON, “ General Buonaparte,” bust in oval, long hair, no hate 
 Gravé par Le Drive a Paris, dessiné par Hileure Le Dru. Stipple. _ 
 Ato. : : es 7 
 NAPOLEON, “‘ Buonaparte général en Chef de l’armée VItalie,” full bust a 
 ‘in oval, long hair. Gravé par G. Jean Boggi 4 Milan. Stipple in 
 brown. (Small hole in margin repaired.) 4to. ae, 
 
 a 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing right, no hat. Stipple. Un-. 9 
 signed, 4to. a a 
 
 NAPoLEon, bust in uniform, cocked hat. Engraved by S. Cousins, from _ os 
 the original by R. Lefévre. Mezzotint. Proof before inscription. 
 India paper. 4to. 7 
 
 Napoueon, “ Napoléon le Grand,” bust in uniform, cocked hat, facing 
 right, sword and laurel beneath. Lehmann in Berlin. Stipple and 
 outline. 4to. | 
 
 Roger, dessiné par J. Guérin. Line and stipple. In colors. 4to. 
 
 hair, no hat. Gravé p. Lasquelion, dess. p. Villeneuve. Line and 
 stipple. to. | | Paris,-n.d: 
 
 pinx. Line and stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 Paix,” bust of each in oval. Girard, sculp. Boizot del. Stipple. 
 4to. 
 rd 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat, facing right, Leroux, sculpsit. — 
 Line engraving. Proof before all letters. (Inscription, etc., filled 
 in. with pencil.) 4to.: India paper. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in oval, royal robes, wreath of laurel, Gravé par P. : 
 Audouin, peint par C. de Chatillon. Line engraving. 4to, margins 
 cut away. Mees 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, within ornamental frame, no hat, facing 
 left. Gravé par Mecou, peint par J. Isabey. 4to. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in oval, royal robes, iron crown, G. Loughi disegné, 
 1812. Line engraving. 4to (two small spots). 
 
 NAPOLEON, another copy of preceding without engraver’s name, and 
 perfect. 4to. 
 
. NAPOLEON, head from a sculpture. Gravé par G. Morghen dessiné 
 @aprés nature par J. B. Wicar en 1807. Line engraving, proof before 
 inscription. 4to. 
 
 : NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat; full bust in uniform, no hat. 
 Stipple, by MacKenzie; full bust in uniform, no hat. Stipple by 
 Page, London 1815. 4to and 12mo. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 . NAPoLEon, bust in uniform, no hat, lithographed, proof before all let- 
 ters; head-in oval, proof before all letters on India paper, 4to and 
 12mo. 2 pieces. | 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat. Dessiné d’aprés nature par Philip- 
 peaux. Stipple; full bust in uniform, no hat. Unsigned. (Margins 
 of both preceding portraits cut away.) 2 pieces. 
 
 . Napotnon, “ Alexander Buonaparte, de Bewondering der Waereld,” 
 bust in uniform, facing right, long hair, no hat. G. Ross excudit, 
 N.Y. D. Meer, jun., fec. Line engraving. 4to, full margins. 
 
 . Napvotzon. Another copy of the preceding, margins somewhat shorter, 
 and printed on a different kind of paper, shghtly creased. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, “ Buonapartes Stuffenjahre,’ containing nine portraits, 
 showing every step in his career from his childhood to his downfall. 
 In colors. 4to. | | 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, long hair, no hat. Gravé par G. Fiesinger, 
 dessiné par J. Guérin. Stipple. 4to, margin repaired. Paris, n.d. 
 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this 
 engraving. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. Aiex. Tardieu sculp. 
 Muneret pinxt. 1810. Stipple. Proof before inscription. 4to. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, left hand in breast. Lebeau sculp., Naudet 
 del. “* Napoléon ler.” Line and stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, looking left, no hat. Gravé par G. W. 
 Nettling, 1800, peint par Bader Dalbe, entitled “ Bonaparte Per Con- 
 sul de la République Francaise.” Stipple, 4to, small margins. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing front, long hair, no hat. Stipple. 
 Unsigned. Proof before all letters. 4to. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust, royal robes, facing right, long hair, no hat. Mezzo- 
 tint. 4to (worn impression). 
 . NAPOLEON, the same, proof before inscription. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in oval, facing left, without hat, Capitano B. Lasinio 
 sculp., 1808. Stipple. ‘“ Napoleone il Grande.” 4to, with margins. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing right, no hat, long hair, C. Turner, 
 sculp. David, pinxt. Mezzotint. Proof in open letters. Small mar- 
 gins, 4to. London, 1814 
 
2954. 
 
 2955. 
 
 2956. 
 
 2457. 
 
 2958. 
 
 2959. 
 
 2960. 
 
 2961. 
 
 Eee bust in oer facing left, no hat, Gio B. Callinnes ews 
 Ant. Calliano dis. Line engraving, Ato. “Small margins | (moun a 
 
 NaPpo.eon, bust, great coat, facing left, no hat. Line and stipple. a 
 signed. 4to. — ere 
 
 Napo.eon, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. Dessiné Waprés n na 
 par Vauthier. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 Napotzon, “ Generale Bonaparte,” bust in uniform, facing lett 
 hair, no hat, symbolical border, I.T. in Milano. - Stipple. Ato 
 
 NapoLeon, “ Bonaparte, General en chef de l’armée Italie,” 
 facing right, long hair, no hat. Dessiné eS nature Pe. ici 
 Milan, 1796. Stipple. 4to. Hole 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust in uniform, in 1 section; in another, a triump 
 arch erected in Dresden, 1807. Line. Unsigned. 2 plates on 
 sheet. 4to. ae 
 
 and Austrian eagles at sides, cupids, cloud effect, &e. Line. er 
 signed. 4to. if Ste 
 
 NAPOLEON, medallion bust; also of Josephine, 2 on 1 sheet. “Al. Sig- 
 Giovanni de Bizzarro.” G. B. Cremonese, scolpi, &. V. N. oe 
 tonioli, inciso. Line; the same, treated in a similar manner. Oblo 
 4to. (2 pieces). 
 
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AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF THE OWNER 
 Tenth Session, Numbers 2962 to 3302, Inclusive 
 
 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 19th, AT 2.30 O’CLOCK 
 For date of other sessions, see ““ORDER OF SALE,” page supra. 
 
 2962. Napoueon, “ Die Klagen der Anhanger Buonaparte bey seiner Gefan- 
 gennehmung den 15 July 1815,” bust portrait on wall, other figures 
 portraits. 4to. 
 
 2963. NAPOLEON, bust, as Premier Consul, in uniform, with hat. Viardot. 
 Lith. de Ducarme. Galerie Universelle, publiée par Blaisot. 8vo. 
 : | Paris, n.d. | 
 
 2964. NAPOLEON, oval bust in ermine robe, laurel wreath encircling head. 
 Pencil drawing. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 2965. NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, with arms of France underneath. Bruck- 
 man. “Napoleon, Jer Kayser von Franckreich, und KoOnig von 
 Itahen.” Line. 8vo. 
 
 2966. NAPOLEON, bust in uniform. ‘“ Napoléon Premier, Empereur des Fran- 
 cais, Keiser der Franschen, &c.” Line. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 2967. NAPOLEON, bust, Emperor’s robes, with wreath of laurel, in oval. Gravé 
 par A. Tardieu, dessiné par Isabey. Stipple. Printed in colors, por- 
 tions touched up by hand. 8vo. [| Paris], 1805 
 
 2968. NAPOLEON, oval bust in state robes with ermine collar, hat with plumes, 
 
 cross of the Legion of Honor, &c., with crown underneath. Stipple. 
 
 J. Chapman, sculp. 8vo. [ London; J. Wilkes, 1806] 
 
 | 2969. NapoLEoN, bust in uniform with great coat and hat. Lithograph. 
 “IJ, B. 3. L.” Royal 8vo. 
 
 2970. NapoLeon, bust in Consul’s coat, long hair, ruffled shirt-front. Un- 
 signed. 8vo. 
 
 2971. NAPoLEoN, oval bust, military coat and hat, facing left. Stipple. J. 
 F. Bolt, del. J. F. Krethlow, sc. In colors. 8vo. 
 Berlin; I. I. Freidhof, 1806 
 
2972. 
 
 2973. 
 
 2974, 
 
 2975. 
 
 peasy 
 
 Roe, 
 
 2978. 
 
 Ro to. 
 
 2980, 
 
 2981. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, underneath it a Russian scene, “ Zyne _ 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat, long hair. Stipple. Dessiné 
 
 ee wes 4 Pe Ui aie a : moths Ne dou oat ca iM dt ila oar oe: Whe By he wey 
 ees Oe 5 bic : ‘ i ‘ Pd 
 I a ’ 
 
 NapoLeon, bust (showing outline of sash), embroidered coat, long hair. _ 
 
 a i ‘a 
 
 With facsimile of signature. On India paper. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 ‘on 
 
 . 
 as 
 
 Napoiteon, “Napoleon I. Kayser von Frankreich und Kénig von a 
 Italien,” bust in uniform, wearing cocked hat. a and a 
 
 Unsigned. 8vo (slightly wormed). 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval hee in uniform. Line and stipple. Published by 
 Dean and Munday. Unsigned. 8vo. London, nd. 
 
 2a 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust, with the Emperor of Austria on monument, being 
 crowned by an Angel of Peace, the figure of Fame with inverted torch 
 standing near. Line. Unsigned. In colors. 8vo. [iste 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust in uniform, ee, cap. Line and stipple. Canu, 
 fecit. S8vo. ~ Paris, n.d. 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat, long hair. “ Buonaparte, Gén- . 
 
 éral en chef de l’Armée, d’Itahe, &e. ‘ Dérais, delinay. RedGHe se 
 sculp. Stipple. S8vo. | Pari) md: 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat, high- bution long hair. F.. a 
 
 Bonneville, del. sculp. Stipple. 8v0. 7 Paris, n.d. _ 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat, long hair. “* Premier Conall 
 de la République Frangaise.” Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 Augsburg, n.d. 
 
 NAPOLEON, “ Bonaparte,’ Intaghato in rame di G@. Werner, diessinato, 
 
 alla natura in Italia. Stipple in brown, colored by hand, face dis- _ .. | 
 
 figured. 8vo. 
 
 iN 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust on square ground, embroidered coat, long hair. — 
 
 ~~ 
 oe 
 
 ee 
 
 k 
 
 D’aprés le Dessin de Milan. Stipple. Royal 8vo. (Slight repairs = 
 to right margin). Nurembergn.d. 
 
 vlugt uit Rusland.” Line. J. E. Marcus, sculp. 8vo. 
 
 Zaureio, ping. a Milano. G. F. Riedel, excud. 8vo. (Somewhat 
 stained on portion of left margin.) | 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in oval, in Consul’s coat, long hair. Stipple. Un-- a 
 signed. 8vo. 1800 
 . Navotzon, circular bust, embroidered coat. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 colors. S8vo. 
 
 par T. Guérin. . Gravé par E. G. Herhan. 8vo. [ Paris; 1790 
 
 aa 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in oval, Consul’s coat, long hair. Line and stipple. G. 
 
 . Napo.eon, bust in uniform, cocked hat, facing right. Stipple. In 7 
 
. NAPOLEON, oval bust, facing right, in Consul’s coat. Line. Dessiné 
 par Isabey, et gravé par Alex. Tardieu, gr. de la marine. India 
 paper. 8vo. [ Paris, 1802] 
 * Qui Prétera jamais pour tracer son histoire, 
 Une plume & Clio? l’aile de la victoire.” 
 Par Théveneau. 
 
 - 
 
 . Napoxxon, bust, Consul’s robes, no hat, long hair, facing left. Gravé par 
 Moreau, peint par David. Stipple. Printed in colors. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat, long hair. Drawn from life 
 at Milan. Engraved by J. Allen. Line and stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, with small scene, battle-flags, &c. (top), minia- 
 ture views (right and left), and scene of the Bataille de Marengo 
 (bottom). Line and stipple. Dessiné et gravé par Chataignier. 8vo. 
 (A few green stains.) Paris;and: 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, fatigue uniform, facing left, long hair. Line and 
 stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing left, arms folded, cocked hat. Lith. 
 de H. Gaugain. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform under great coat. On steel. Waltner, del. 
 
 et sc. India paper. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat, long hair, showing upper por- 
 tion of sash. Stipple. Dessiné par J. Guérin. Gravé par Isid. 
 Weiss. .8vo.- Petige Lio || 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, right hand at breast. Laugier sculp. 
 Steube pinx.. Line engraving. 2 states, both India paper, one un- 
 finished proof. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform with hat. Stipple. India paper. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust, in uniform with hat. From a sketch by Col. Planat, 
 his private secretary on board H. M. 8. Bellerophon, Plymouth 
 Sound, July 31, 1815. Line. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, wearing cocked hat. Outline portrait, in 
 brown. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. L. Blanc, fecit. 
 Stipple. Printed in colors. Proof before inscription. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in oval (right) bust of George III (left), showing view 
 of Malta. German copperplate proof, unsigned. Oblong 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform facing left, long hair, no hat. Stipple. 
 Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, “ Bonaparte, Premier Consul de la République Frangaise. 
 Pacificateur,” bust in uniform, no hat. Gravé par Moreau, peint par 
 David. Stipple. Printed in colors. 8vo. 
 
3004. 
 
 3005. 
 
 3006. 
 
 3007. 
 
 3008. 
 
 3009. 
 
 3010. 
 
 d01t. 
 
 3012. 
 
 3013. 
 
 3014. 
 
 3015. 
 
 3016. 
 
 3017. 
 
 3018. 
 
 3019. 
 
 3020. 
 
 3021. 
 
 NAPOLEON, athe copy of the.preceding, slightly different, in colons, Ps 
 and with the omission of the last word on inscription. 8y0. 4 
 
 . 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in Be ae no hat. Stipple, unsigned. Proof before 
 all letters. 8vo. | a 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust from a sculpture, cupids shea) to place corte ots if 
 roses around his head. Hulk, sculp. 1805, Le Barbier Vainé, eae 
 Stipple and line. Proof before inscription. 8vo. > 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat, ornamental borders. Gravé 6 Hp : 
 wood. Proof on India paper. 8vo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in oval, long hair, no hat. A. Tardieu se. ek, de. 
 .Line and stipple. 8vo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, wearing cocked. hat. Gravé par oe 
 Mezzotint. In colors. 8vo (tently rubbed). | 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, engraved by M. Pekenino, Philadelphia, 
 Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 NaPoLEoN, bust in uniform, royal robes, no hat, ee right. dice and 
 stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. Paris, n. d. 
 
 NApoLEon, bust in oval, royal robes, iron crown, a.b. a fecit. Line ~ 
 engraving. 8vo. = 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing right, no hat. Gravé par Queverdo, 
 dessiné par Bourdon. Line engraving. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napo.eon, bust, from a statue, battle scene beneath, colored by a B | 
 Drawn and engraved by Brocas, JP eavOs a 
 
 Napoteon, “ Napoleone il Grande,” full bust in oval royal robes, > | : 
 wreath of laurel. Luigi Rados, inc. Stipple. 8vo. Milano, n.d. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in Consul’s coat in circle within a square. Line. Drawn Ss 
 from the life by T. Phillips. R.A. in 1802. Engraved by Edwards. 
 | Private Plate]. 8vo. e 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust in uniform. Line and stipple. Jiigel, sculp. 8vo. a 
 Vienna, n.d. 
 
 NapoLeon, bust in uniform. Dessiné Vaprés Nature par Vauthier, a 
 1814. Gravé par R. Joseph. 8vo. . 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, square. Stipple. Unsigned. Proof ‘oie 
 letters. 8vo. | 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust in uniform. Rosmasler, f. Stipple. 8vo. 
 Zwickau ; Schumann, n.d. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust, Emperor’s robes, wearing wreath of laurel. Mezzo- a 
 tint. In colors. 8vo. 
 
3022. 
 
 3028. 
 
 3037. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in coronation robes, with a wreath border, beneath 
 which are cannon, drum, code, decree, &c. “Et Spes et ratio Studi- 
 orum in Caesare tantum. Dessiné par J. Goubaud. Gravé par 
 Benoist, Je. Line and stipple. S8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, as First Consul, bust in uniform, cocked hat, oval bordered 
 
 with laurel. J. B. L. Massard fils, sculp. J. B. F. Massard del. 
 Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . Napotzon, “Napoleone il Grande,” bust in uniform, right hand at 
 
 breast, oval bordered with laurel, eagle above. G. Canacci inc. Isabey 
 dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, cocked hat. Stipple and line. Unsigned. 
 
 8vo, full margins. Proof. 
 
 . Napotzon, “ Napoleon Ier,” bust in uniform, cocked hat. Gestochen 
 
 von J. Schonberg. Stipple. S8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform as First Consul. Gravé par A. Tardieu 
 
 Dessiné par Isabey. Stipple. In colors, portions colored by hand. 
 Svo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, “ Buonaparte, General en Chef der Republique Frankreich, 
 bey der Italienischen Armee,” etc., full bust in uniform, cocked hat, 
 oval bordered with laurel. Line engraving. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . Napoteon, bust, Consul’s coat, no hat. Long hair, facing left. Gravé par 
 
 Bortignon, dessiné d’aprés nature. Stipple. Margins cut away. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, long hair, no hat. FF. Bonneville del. 
 
 sculp. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, royal arms beneath. Mezzotint. Blanchard 
 
 del. et sculp. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . NApotEon, “ Napoleone il Grande, Imperatore dei Frances ie Re 
 
 d’Italie,” bust in uniform, no hat, star over head. D’e gravé par J. 
 Maina. Stipple. Printed in colors. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust, royal robes, facing left, oval surrounded by laurel. 
 
 Gravé par Dion. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Napotzon, “General Buonaparte,” bust in uniform, cocked hat. Un- 
 
 signed. 8vo. 
 
 . Napoueon, “ General Buonaparte,” bust in uniform, cocked hat. Houe- 
 
 ton, sc. M. Davide pinx. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . NapoLron, bust, facing left, Consul’s robes, cocked hat, oval surrounded 
 
 by laurel. Stipple. (Engraver’s name erased), in brown, 8vo. 
 Proof before inscription. 
 
 Napo.eon, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat, Stipple. Unsigned. 
 Printed in colors. 12mo. 
 
3038. NapoLEoNn, bust in uniform, facing left, cocked hat. ‘Tassaert, sculpt. 
 Thazel del. Line engraving, 8vo. “a 
 
 3039. NAPoLEON, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. Line “a 
 Unsigned, 8vo. 7 
 
 3040. Naporeon, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. P. Angrand, sc. 
 Muneret pinxt. Stipple. Proof before inscription, 8vo. 
 
 3041. NapoLron, as First Consul, bust in uniform, elaborate cocked hat, right 
 hand raised, Bonneville. sculp. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 3042. N APOLEON, bust in uniform, with cap. “ Napoléon Premier, Reape 
 des Francois, Roi d’Italie.” Line and stipple after Lehmann, a ee 
 In colors. 12mo. i 
 
 3043. NapoLron, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. Stipple. Unsigned, 
 SYO. 3 ae 4 : 
 
 3044, Napo.eon, “ Buonaparte, General en Chef der Italienische Armee,” bust — 
 in uniform, cocked hat. J.C. G. Fritzsch se. J. T. Hae pin: 3 
 Stipple. 8vo. a 
 
 3045. Napozon, as “ Chief Consul of France,” full bust in uniform, cockeia a 
 hat. J. A. Kidd sculp. Stipple. Py [ London, n.d. |) 
 
 3046. NapoLeon, “General .Buonaparte,’ bust in uniform, cocked hat. 
 Schweyer sc. Stipple. 8vo. Mee 
 
 3047. NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. Stipple. Unsigned. 
 Proof before all letters. 8vo. 
 
 3048. NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, cocked hat, facing right, fait par Fiigel. 
 Mezzotint, 8vo. re 
 
 oat 
 
 3049. NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat, arms folded, facing front. 
 Mauduit sculpt. Guibert del. Stipple, 8yvo. 
 
 3050. Napotron, “N. Bonaparte, Primo Console della Repubblica Francese, 
 Presidente della Repcea. Italiana,” bust, Consul’s coat, no hat. 
 Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. Milano, nd 
 
 38051. NapoLron, “ Bonaparte, drawn from the Life in Italy,” bust in uniform. — 
 Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. London, 17978 a 
 
 3052. NAPoLEon, “ Bonaparte, Général en chef de ’Armée d’Italie,” bust in 
 uniform, long hair, no hat, facing left. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 3053. NapoLron, “ Buonaparte, Général en chef de PArmée dite Italie, 4 q 
 bust in uniform, long hair, no hat, facing right. Gravé par-Carle B, 
 Pan 5 [1798], dessiné A Rome par Ciprian. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 3054. Napotron, “ Napoleone Bonaparte, Generale Comandante dell "Armata 
 Francese in Italia,” bust in uniform, long hair, no hat. Lafinio ine. 
 Stipple. 8vo. in Firenze, nd. 4 
 
 3055. NApoLEon, bust in uniform, left hand at breast, no hat, facing niga a 
 Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. q 
 
3068. 
 
 3069. 
 
 3070. 
 
 3071. 
 
 . Napoueon, “ Bonaparte Ter. Consul,” bust in oval, Consul’s robes, no 
 
 hat. J.G. Bendorp, sculp. 1801. Stipple, 8vo. | 
 
 . Napotreon, “ Napoleon modéle des braves, pére du peuple,” bust in 
 
 uniform facing front, no bat. Line and stipple. Unsigned. Proof 
 in open letters. 8vo. 
 
 . Napornon, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. G. Fechner fe. 1849. 
 
 Proof before inscription, 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. B. Roger, sc., Muneret, 
 
 pinx. Proof before inscription on India paper. 8vo. 
 
 . Napotron, “ Le Général Buonaparte,’ bust in uniform cocked hat, 
 
 figures beneath. Chr. de Mechel graveur. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . Napotgon. Another impression of the above, the last two lines of 
 
 inscription [on the preceding there are three], omitted. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, 3 lines in Latin underneath. Line and 
 
 stipple. Dessiné et gravé par Mécou d’aprés le buste de Houdon. 
 Svo. 
 
 . Naporzon. The same, but without the Latin inscription, Mécou, sculp. 
 
 Proof before letters. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, together with similar portraits of Marie 
 
 Louise and Francis, Emperor of Austria, on one sheet. Stipple. Un- 
 signed. 8yo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, “ Bonaparte, Général en chef de ?Armée d’Italie,” full bust, 
 
 in uniform, long hair, no hat, d’apres le dessin de Milan. Mezzotint. 
 8vo. 
 
 _ Navorzon. Another copy of the preceding, cut close and rubbed. 
 
 . NAPoLEon, bust in uniform, looking front, no hat. P. Augrand se. 
 
 Muneret pinxt. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this 
 engraving. 
 
 NAPoLeEON, bust in uniform, cocked hat, facing left. Gravé par Joubert 
 d’apres Isabey, 1833. Line engraving. 8vo. Proof before inscrip- 
 tion on India paper. 
 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this 
 engraving. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust, iron crown. G. Loughi disegne ed incise, 1812. Line. 
 
 8vo. 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this 
 engraving. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform. “ Premier Empereur des Francais, Roi 
 dItalie.” Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 Napotron, “ Bonaparte et sa Femme,” [Josephine], medallion busts. 
 Stipple in bistre, 8vo. Milan, n.d. 
 
3072. 
 
 3073. 
 
 3074, 
 
 3075. 
 
 3084. 
 
 3085, 
 
 . Napoxeon, bust in uniform, without hat. Etched by T. Chapmiee from 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing front, cocked hat, in 2 states. Proof 
 
 . Naporron, (1) half length in uniform, right hand in vest, in colors on 
 
 . NAPoLEoN, bust, royal robes, wreath of laurel. Cajet Bosa del. et incid., 
 . Napotzon, “ Napoleone I., Il Grande, ” bust, royal robes, facing, right. 
 
 . Napotzon, “ Napoleon le Grand Empereur des Francois, etc.,” bust, 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat. A. Maurin del. In colors. 8vo. ; 
 London, n.d. . 
 
 NapoLEoN, in uniform, wearing cocked hat, on horseback, together ; 
 with bust portraits of his Marshals (38 in all), on sheet entities 
 “Napoleon ungeben von den beriihmtesten Generalen senier Zeit. ” 
 Oblong 8vo. .. 
 
 NAPoLEON, 2 busts in uniform, both proofs before ingerer eee full 
 length in uniform, sentry refusing to allow him to pass. In colors; 
 full length, on the ‘Bellerophon. In colors, 8vo and 12 mo. Together, 
 4 pieces. . . ; 
 
 Napoteron, Scott, Byron and George IV, with Princess Charlotte on q 
 etched frontispiece and title of “A Biographical Dictionary, &e. By 
 E. Bellchambers. Vol. 1. London, n.d. 2 pp. 16mo; Effigy hung 
 to a gallows under which a mob is building a fire. W. J. White, del. 
 et Se. 16mo; bust in oval, uniformed, with Russian scene beneath | 
 (Flight from Moscow). Line. 12mo; silhouette bust in circle. — 
 “Tyrant of France, &ce. “ Stipple. Unsigned, Pub. by Ackermann. a 
 12mo. (4 pieces). > 
 
 an original drawing lately brought from Paris, by M. Barré. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat. Dessiné d@’aprés nature et gravé 
 
 par Jazet. Mezzotint. 8vo. . 
 
 before all letters and with inscription. Line and stipple. 8vo. 
 
 China paper with artist’s signature—G.W.H. Ritchie.‘ 12mo; 
 (2) three quarter length in uniform, right hand in vest, standing e 
 near chair. In colors on China paper. Unsigned, but probably by a 
 the above. 8vo. (2 pieces, 1 damaged). 
 
 1817. Line and stipple. 8vo. aa 
 Line engraving. 8vo. in Venezia, n.d. 
 
 royal robes. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . Napotron. “ Napoleon erster Kaiser von Frankreich und Koenig von 
 
 Italien,” bust, royal robes, wreath of laurel. V. J. Vockerodt, sculp. 
 Stipple. 8vo. | i 
 
 Napotnon, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat, arms folded. Line 
 and stipple. Published at New York by Mr. Wm. Hill, 15 Washing- 
 ton St. 8vo. wie 
 
 NApoueon, “ General Buonaparte,” bust, oval, also on same plate similar 
 portrait of General Dumourier. Pye, sculp. 8vo. 
 
3101. 
 
 3102. 
 
 . NaApoEon, “ General Buonaparte,” bust, in uniform, facing left, long 
 
 hair, no hat. C. Josi del. & sculp. J. C. Leeuwestyn  excud. 
 Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . NApoueon, bust, uniform, facing right, long hair, no hat. I. Schiavo- 
 
 netti sculp. F. Cossia pinxt. Veronae 1797. Stipple. 8vo. 
 : London, 1797 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing right, long hair, no hat, Martinelli 
 
 excudit. G. Zauerio ping. 4 Milano. Line and stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing left, no hat. Stipple. 8vo, 
 
 (spotted). 
 
 . NaporrEon, “ General Buonaparte,” bust, in uniform, long hair, no hat, 
 
 nach Natur gezeichn; zu Mailand von Canu, gestoch: von C. Muller. 
 Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, with great coat and fur collar, hat, &e. 
 
 “A la Bataille d’Eylau.” Marckl del. J. de Mare sc. India 
 paper. 8vo. [ Paris; Pourrat fréres, n.d. | 
 
 . Naporxon, oval bust in embroidered coat, long hair. “ Oberbefehlshaber 
 
 der Italienischen Armee, &c.” Line and stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust in uniform, on square ground. Line and stipple. 
 
 “Gestochen von A. Briickner in Leipzig.” 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bustin circle, uniform, without hat. ‘“ Kaiser der 
 
 Franzozen, &c.” Stipple. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in embroidered coat. Stipple. Bouillon del. T. V. 
 
 Poll sculp. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, circular bust, embroidered coat, hat with plumes, long hair. 
 
 Stipple. Dessiné par J. Guérin. Gravé par Tapinois. 12mo. 
 Paris; chez Auteur, n.d. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust in uniform, with Cross and Star. “ Keiser af 
 
 Frankerig, Konge til Italien.” Line and stipple. Unsigned. In 
 colors. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, Consular coat, long hair, plumed hat, facing left. 
 
 _Stipple. Unsigned. In sepia. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat with frilled shirt-front, hat 
 
 with plume, wavy hair. J. Chapman sculp. “ Published as the Act 
 directs, July 15, 1797.” 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing right, cocked hat, arms folded. 
 
 Stipple. Printed in colors. 12mo, margins cut away. 
 
 NApoLeon, bust in square, embroidered coat and hat with plumes. 
 Line. R. Scott sc. 12mo. 
 
 NAPoLEON, oval bust, military coat, ruffled shirt-front, long hair. 
 
 Engraved for the Lady’s Magazine. Line. 12mo. 
 [ London; G. G. & J. Robinson, 1800 | 
 
3103. 
 3104. 
 
 3105. 
 
 3106. 
 
 3107. 
 
 DOG OY OF cnn By OE ee a 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust on square ground, prebrordessd lppels on. coat, —@ 
 
 ruffled shirt-front. Line. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat with sash over shoulder. Line 
 and stipple. L. Portman se. 12mo. | 
 
 NapoLeon, oval bust, embroidered coat, long hair. “ Bonaparte, 
 Général en chef des armées de la Rép. fse. &c.” F. Bonneville del. 
 sculp. Stipple. 12mo. ‘Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napotron, bust in uniform, no hat, also similar porta of Marie 4 
 Louise. Both stipple. Unsigned, - ‘Both printed in colors. 12mo. . 
 
 NapoEon, oval bust, facing right, embroidered coat, black stock. 
 
 “ Bonaparte, Premier Consul de la République Frangaise, Pacifica- — a 
 
 teur.” Peint par David. Gravée par Moreau. Stipple. 12mo. 
 
 . Naporzon—Another copy, sepia, white stock. “ Bonaparte,” only, 
 
 without other wording. 
 
 . NaPpo.non, oval bust as Consul, embroidered high-buttoned coat. Line 
 
 and stipple, proof. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, facing right, long hair. J.T. Ruska pinx. Teer 
 
 Endner sc. Stipple. 12mo. [ Leipzig, 1797] 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in square, in Consul’s coat, long hair. Line. De Lira 
 
 del. Clemens sc. Square 12mo. 
 
 . NApoLeon, bust, embroidered coat, long hair; underneath, a view of 
 
 equestrian figures, houses, &c. Line. Couché fils. sculp.. 12mo. 
 
 3. NAPOLEON, 2 busts (separate) on 1 sheet; (A) embroidered coat, long 
 
 hair, facing right. Reveil sculp. (B) embroidered coat and collar, 
 long hair, tied in back, facing left. Line. Unsigned. Both 12mo. 
 
 :. NAPOLEON, bust, embroidered coat. Stipple. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . NApoLeon, bust in square, embroidered coat, long hair, with symbolical 
 
 border of flags, hons’ heads, angels, &e. Line. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat. J. T. Ruseca pinxt. G. G. 
 
 Endner se. 179%. Stipple. 12mo. 
 
 . Naporron, oval bust, embroidered coat, as First Consul.  Stipple. 
 
 Heath se. 12mo. [ London, 1801] 
 
 . NAPOLEON, circular bust, laureated, in uniform, with portion of tree at — 
 
 right lower corner. Line. “ Venezia presso Antonio Latta 9m. 
 mlacomo.” 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, in Consul’s coat, curly hair. Stipple. H. Lips 
 
 sculp. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, facing left, in embroidered coat. With facsimile 
 
 signature. Stipple. From an original by Masquerier. 12mo. 
 London; Tegg & Castleman, 1803 
 
3136. 
 
 . NApoLzon, oval bust, long hair. “ Publicato in Venezia da Giuseppe 
 
 Sardi, li 2, Maggio, 1797.” Verité dis. Zamcon inc. Stipple. 
 12mo. 
 
 . NApoLeon, oval bust, laureated, long hair. ‘ Buonaparte, Erste Consul 
 
 der Fransche Republick.” Line. “ Nedert. Mare. 1800. Maart J. 
 peur, Bladz. 96.”  12mo. } 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust, long hair, within a victor’s wreath (oval), and 
 
 labelled, “ Napoleone Buonanaparte.” Line. 12mo. [Probably an 
 Italhan print, although unsigned. | ' 
 
 . Napoteon, bust in circle within octagonal border, “ Napoléon Buona- 
 
 parte, Crée a paCIfler Ce MonDe.” Stipple. Inv. p. Sim. Oswald 
 & grav. p. Jos. Rauschmayr tous deux Bavarvis. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat, long hair. ‘ Buonaparte, 
 
 Général en chef de Armée d’Italie.” Stipple. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat and collar, with facsimile sig- 
 
 nature underneath. “ From a portrait painted by Boilly, engraved 
 by Levachez and published in August, 1802.” 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, in uniform. From an original painting in the 
 
 Florence Gallery. B. K. Porter del. J. Wright sculp. Stipple. 
 12mo. 
 
 , NAPOLEON, bust in uniform with great coat. Pencil drawing. Un- 
 
 signed. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat and collar. Stipple. Point 
 
 pinxt. Massard sculpt. 12mo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, military coat. Stipple. ‘“‘ Empereur de France, 
 
 Roi d’ltalie, &.” 12mo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat, cocked hat and feathers. Line. 
 
 Engraved from a print published at Paris, done from an original 
 painting at Milan by Citn. Appiani. 12mo. 
 
 . NapouEon, oval bust in uniform, with hat. Stipple. Proof before all 
 
 letters. 12mo. (Old writing erased from lower margin.) 
 
 . NApPoLEoN, bust, partly in oval, uniform, with hat. Lithograph. Un- 
 
 signed. 12mo. 
 
 . NApotzon, bust (unfinished), hat, collar, and portion of arm and 
 
 shoulder finished in stipple. Proof on India paper. Unsigned. 
 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, circular bust, curly hair, embroidered lapels and collar. 5 
 
 lines each French and English beneath. J. Point, pinxit. J. B. L. 
 Massard, sculp. 2 lines of Latin above bust. Stipple. 12mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in sub-officer’s uniform. Mezzotint. Godefroy. 12mo. 
 
3137. 
 
 3138. 
 3139. 
 
 3140. 
 
 3141. 
 3142. 
 
 3143. 
 3144. 
 
 3145. 
 : 3146. 
 J147%. 
 3148. 
 
 3149. 
 
 3150. 
 
 3151. 
 3152. 
 3153. 
 
 3154. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in coronation robes within a victor-wreath, with stream- ~~ 
 ers of ribbon, biographical notice in Italian underneath. LE. Slaes, 
 
 sculp. Line and stipple. 12mo. Bruxelles, n.d. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, sash over one shoulder. Stinnla Un- “A . 
 signed. | ee: 
 
 NapotEon, bust in uniform. Engraved for the Cabinet, New York. 
 Seebes, sculp. 12mo. . 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform against a canopy of Bees embelliélied. orith ; ‘ 
 flowers and leaves, insignia of office, &e. Mezzotint. Dessiné pea 
 Nature et gravé par Jazet. 12mo. 
 
 Naporzon, bust in uniform. Unsigned proof. Stipple. On printed li 
 paper. 12mo. oe 
 
 Napoeon, sculptured bust in circle, as First Consul. Line and stip- 
 ple. Unsigned. 12mo. | 
 
 NapoLeEoNn, sculptured bust in circle, within square frame, broken crown 
 and laurel wreath and 4 lines of verse beneath. Line and stipple. 
 Boullay, sculp. 12mo. . 
 
 NaPoLEon, bust in circle, Consul’s embroidered coat, stars over his head, 
 
 cloud beneath, and inscription of 4 lines. Line and stipple. Vigny, 
 apres Nature. 12mo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 - 
 
 Napoureon, bust in uniform in square ornamental frame. Etching, 
 Muneret, pinxt. Fontaine, sculp. India paper. 12mo. 
 
 NApouEoNn, bust, military coat (in 1803). Line. F. Gérard, pt. 1803. 
 Ch. Bazin, sct. 1859. 12mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, cocked hat, facing left. Line and stipple. 
 Unsigned. Inscription in Greek. 12mo. 
 
 NaPpo.eon, as First Consul, bust in uniform, elaborate cocked hat~Stip- 
 ple. Unsigned. 12mo. . 
 
 NApouron, “ Buonaparte, Premier Consul de la République Frangaise,” 
 bust in uniform, facing left, no hat. Grave par T. V. Poll, dessiné 
 par J. Guérin. Stipple. 12mo. CEE 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. Stipple. Unsigned. 
 12mo. 
 
 NApouEon, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat, arms folded. Stipple. 
 Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 NapoLEon, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. Stipple. Unsigned. 
 12mo. Proof before all letters. | ' ‘ 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniferm, facing front, no hat. Stipple. Unsigned. 
 Unfinished proof before all letters. 12mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, circular bust in uniform with hat. Stipple. Proof. Un- 
 signed. 12mo. ; : 
 
 ~ 
 
. Naponzon. Another copy. In more finished state, with circular border, 
 and ornament of endless-serpent underneath. Proof on India paper. 
 Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . Napotzon, bust in circle, uniformed, with inscription beneath. Line. 
 Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . Naporzon. The same, without inscription. Proof. 
 
 . Napoxeon, full bust in uniform, no hat, facing left. Stipple. Un- 
 signed. 12mo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat. Stipple. Unsigned. 
 12mo. Proof before all letters. 12mo. 
 
 . Napo.Eon, bust in uniform, facing right, cocked hat, also on same sheet 
 * Maria Luise,” full bust. Ign. Colombo, exe. 12mo. 
 
 . Navo.zon, bust, royal robes, wearing crown. Stipple. 12mo. 
 
 . Napouron, “ Napoleone I., Il Grande, Imperatore dei Francesi, e Re 
 
 d’Italia,” bust, royal robes, wreath of laurel. Line engraving. 12mo 
 (slightly thinned). 
 
 . Napoxon, “ Napoleon le Premier, Empereur des Francois,” bust, royal 
 robes. Gravé par T. V. Poll, peint par Isabey. Stipple. 12mo. 
 
 . NapoxEon, bust in oval, long hair. Stipple. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . Navoreon, bust in oval, long hair. Verter inc. Vil dis. Stipple in 
 brown. 8vo. Rotterdam, May 10, 1790 
 
 . NApoLzon, bust in oval, long hair. Stipple. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 Venezia, 1790 
 
 . NapouEon, “ Buonaparte ramenant la Paix en France,” half length, in 
 uniform in chariot. Masquetti, sculp. Moretti del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Naporson, bust in oval, long hair. Kuricke fec. Line and stipple. 
 
 . Napoxzon, “ Il Grande,” head from a sculpture, wreath of laurel. Stip- 
 ple. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in circle, Consul’s coat, long hair tied in back, within 
 a frame formed of military accoutrements, liberty cap, flags, &c. 
 Etching. Drawn and engraved by F. Eginton, from a medal of the 
 same size. 12mo. Birmingham; F. Eginton, 1801 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in embroidered coat, long hair tied in back. Line and 
 stipple. [After a bust in Milan.] Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat, long hair tied in back. Pencil 
 drawing after sketch in stipple by Mr. Canu “ par Louis Boulanger 
 dit Cosaque.” 12mo. 
 
3173. 
 
 3185. 
 
 3186. 
 
 3187. 
 
 3188. 
 3189. 
 
 ; NAPOLEON, ‘“* Buonaparte Premier Consul de la République J Frangaise, a 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust in embroidered coat. Line and stipple Unsigned. | 
 . Napoiron, bust in square, facing left, curly Hain embroidered collar. 
 . NapoLxon, bust in uniform, front view, drawing in sepia. Uasignel, 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, side view, long hair, with scroll at base contain 
 . NAPoLEon, oval bust, in uniform, ruffled shirt-front. Stipple sa Ks E- 
 
 . Napo.Eon, another copy, black, “ Engraved for Mackenzie and Den q 
 . NApoLeon, medallion oval bust on portion of column, with full-length 
 2. NAPOLEON, bust, facing left, Consul’s coat. Stipple. Unsigned. 1émon . F 
 . NAPOLEON, circular bust, Consul’s coat. Bonaparte, Ir. Consul.” | 
 
 . Naponeon, bust, facing left, embroidered coat and collar, without hat. — 
 
 pe a = re 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in octagonal frame resting upon a rock, surrounded b by | 
 books, a lyre, a palette, an owl perched upon a sword, &e., wit. 
 an eagle above riding upon lightning flashes, background of peaks and 
 
 an aurora. Engraved by Yates. India paper. 12mo. a 
 
 Gravé par T. V. Poll, dessine par J. Guérin. Sans 12mo. * 
 16mo. 
 
 Line. U nsigned. 16mo. | 
 
 a 
 
 ~ ed 
 
 16mo. ° 
 
 names of the battles in the Italian Compaign. Line and stipple. 
 
 16mo. ‘5 5 
 
 Porter del. J. Wright sculpt. From an original painting in the — 
 Florence Gallery. Sepia. 16mo. London, H. D. Symonds, aT 
 
 Select Biography.” 16mo on 12mo. 
 
 symbolical figures of the Angels of Peace (left) and Plenty. (rien 
 Etching by P. P. Choffard (1801). 16mo. 
 
 Stipple. Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 “Hune saltem everso Juvenem, &c.”. Stipple. J. Point nia 4 
 F. A. Bruckner sc., Leipzig. 16mo. ae 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust in square, surmounted by laurel wreath, coat with 4 
 embroidered lapels, long hair. Line. Unsigned. 16mo. ¥ 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust, surmounting an alligator and encircled by a snake ag 
 and wreath, with a conical pyramid at right. “ Konsuls Bonaparte.” 
 Line and stipple. Unsigned. 16mo. | 
 
 NAPorLEon, circular bust, surrounded by wreath. Stipple. Unsigned. | 
 16mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust, embroidered coat, long hair. Stipple. 16mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, circular bust, embroidered coat, long hair. Stipple. Un- “ 
 signed. 16mo. ae 
 
O12. 
 3193. 
 
 3206. 
 
 3207. 
 
 3190. 
 
 3191. 
 
 3194. 
 
 3195. 
 3196. 
 
 3197. 
 
 3198. 
 
 3199. 
 
 3200. 
 
 3201. 
 3202. 
 
 3208. 
 
 3204. 
 3200. 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust, long hair. ‘“ Empereur des Frangais, proclamé 
 par le Sénat Conservateur dans la Séance du 28 Floreal, An XIT.” 
 Line and stipple. Unsigned. | 
 
 Napo.eon, bust in uniform, in a group of 3 busts, the others being 
 Maria Louisa and the King of Rome. “La Famille Impériale.” 
 Unsigned. Printed in colors. Oblong 16mo. 
 
 NApoLeon, the same, uncolored. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust on octagonal background, embroidered coat. Stipple. 
 Eng’d by J. A. Kidd, N. Castle. 16mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, circular bust, embroidered coat, long hair, encircled by the 
 _ words, “ Bonaparte Général en Chef de l’Armée d’Italie.” Stipple. 
 Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 ‘NAPOLEON, bust in general’s uniform. Stipple. “ Keiser af Frankerig 
 
 - og Konge til Italien, &c.” Signed, but undecipherable. 16mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust, in ermine robe, wreath encircling head. Stipple. 
 Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 NapoLEon, bust in uniform. Line and stipple Couché fils. sculp. 
 16mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust, within square. Consul’s coat, long hair. “Ses 
 pareils a deux ne se font pas connaitre.’ Line. Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 NAPoLEoNn, oval bust, Directory coat, frilled shirt-front, facing right, 
 long hair in braided knot at back, cannon and flag underneath. 
 Stipple. Valverde p. [Tasker sc.] “Le Général Buonaparte.” 
 16mo (small portion beneath oval damaged). 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust, military coat. Line and stipple. T. Blaschke 
 se.° 16mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust, in uniform. Stipple. Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust, embroidered coat, long hair. Line and stipple. 
 Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 e 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust in square, in uniform, eagle and laurel wreath 
 beneath. Line. Huot del. Mariage. 16mo. 
 
 NApoLeon, bust in uniform. Line and stipple. Forsell sculp. 16mo. 
 
 Napo.eon, bust in Consul’s coat, wreath overhead, scene of a meeting 
 beneath. Line. Huot del. Mariage. 16mo. 
 
 NApoueon, oval bust in uniform, crowned eagle beneath. Line and 
 stipple. Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 NApoLeon, bust in a group of 3 Consuls, embroidered coats, without 
 hats. Dessiné par Chataignier. Gravé par Nockerodt. Stipple. 
 16mo. 
 
3208. 
 
 3209. 
 
 3210. 
 3211. 
 
 3212. 
 
 . Napoeon, bust in uniform, in square. Vivien sculp. Line. ene am ag 
 
 . Naponzon, oval bust, Consul’s coat, long 2 hairaaae Franzisieschenea 
 . NapoLnon, oval bust in uniform, arms folded. Line. Rosmasler, 4 
 9. NAPOLEON, oval bust in embroidered coat and hat. Stipple. De Bruyn q 
 . Napo.eon, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat, right hand at breast. 
 
 : NAPOLEON, bust, royal robes, wreath of laurel. A. Desnoyens delin. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, facing right and font no hat, Liheaeanm 
 . NApoLEon, medallion bust, and another bust, both royal robes, wreath — 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in oval, royal robes with wreath of laurel, engraved by — 
 
 . NapoLeon, bust in uniform, no hat. Stipple. F. Fleischmann, sc.; 4 
 
 Napouron, the same three Consitis in Laden frame. Line. 16mo, 
 Unsigned. <e 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval bust in military coat, with hat. “ Napolese der Erste.” 
 Line and stipple. Unsigned. 16mo. | ; oe 
 
 Navoxon, bust in military coat. Pencil sketch. Unsigned. 16m0, - 
 
 Napo.eon, bust on reverse of medal, Consular coat, long hair, “ AIP 
 Italico ; 2 obverse, allegorical figures of Wisdom, Peace, Plenty, Be 
 “Libera e Insubria. IX. Luglio, MDCCLXXXXVIL” Within a: 
 ornamental border. Line. Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 NapoLeon, bust in circle, embroidered coat, laurel-weeneees Highel 
 lines of verse underneath. SEPEN Jh. Point pinxit. J. B. Le 
 Massard sculp. 18mo. _ 
 
 a 
 
 . Napo.eon, bust in circle showing embroidered lapels. Stipple. Dessing . 4 
 
 et gravé par Alix. 24mo. Paris, n.d.) aa 
 
 ; wire | 22 at 
 
 . Napo.zon, oval bust, long hair. Stipple. Unsigned. 24mo. Bee: 
 . Napotxon, bust in oval, court dress. “Buonaparte (corse) De Tia- 
 
 mone.” Stipple. Unsigned. 24mo._ 5s a 
 General.” Stipple. Unsigned. 24mo. | | “a 
 Dres. 1826. 24mo. 
 delt. Grangerm sculpt. 24mo. a 4 
 
 Line. 2 states, one India paper, before all letters. 8vo. 2 pieces. 
 
 Stipple. S8vo. 2 copies, one with full inscription, the other without. 
 2 pieces. « | \ 
 
 Ato. 2 pieces. 
 
 of laurel. Line and stipple. Svo. 2 pieces. * 
 oe 
 
 W. Holl. In 2 states. With and without inscription, 8vo. = 
 London, n.d. 
 
 full bust in uniform, no hat. Goutiere, sc. Sandoz del. Line en- 
 graving and another. Together, 3 pieces. 4to and 8yo. 
 
3226. 
 
 | 3282. 
 
 | 3233. 
 | 3234, 
 | 3235. 
 "bas. 
 
 3237, 
 
 | 8238. 
 * 3239. 
 
 38240. 
 — 8241. 
 
 3249. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in-uniform, no hat. Stipple. Gravé ...... par 
 David; full bust in frame, as First Consul and Emperor. J. J. 
 Wedgwood, sculpt. India paper and 2 others. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, circular bust,.as First Consul, “ From an Original Model 
 
 in Wax in the Possession of. Harry Grant, American Consul for 
 Scotland.” Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, another, similar, as Emperor of the French. The date line 
 
 has here been omitted, and the bust has been surmounted by a crown. 
 In other respects the plates are identical. 
 
 . NapoxeEon, oval bust in embroidered coat. “ Oberconsul der Republick 
 
 Frankreich.” Stipple. Bacler Dalbe, px. Westermayr, sc. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, another copy. 16mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, 2 busts (separate) on 1 sheet; (1) embroidered coat, long 
 
 hair, facing right. Line. Unsigned: (2) embroidered coat, long 
 hair, facing left, as Général en chef de Varmée d’Italie, April, 1796. 
 Line. Couché fils. dir. Paris, n.d. Both, 12mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, sculptured bust with Maria Louisa (together) and the baby 
 King of Rome (singly) on 1 sheet. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. Lon- 
 don, 1812; bust with Maria Louisa, in circle. Line. A. Locatelli 
 d’Alvisopoli diso. ed inciso. 8vo. (2 pieces.) 
 
 NAPOLEON, 2 busts in uniform, and another, 4to and 8vo. Together, 
 3 pieces. | 
 
 NAPOLEON, 3 busts, one with cocked hat, one without, also one half 
 length. 4to and 8vo. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 Napoteon, 3 busts in uniform, cocked hat. Stipple and line, one 
 proof before all letters. 12mo. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, 3 busts in uniform, 2 without hat, one with. Ales, sc. ete. 
 12mo. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 Naporzon, “ Famille Impériale,’ [| Napoleon, Marie Louise and their 
 son], medallion, busts. Renard, sculp. Blaixot del. Stipple, 8vo, 
 full margins. Pb aimcuenas 
 
 NaApoueon, “La famille Impériale,” smaller busts than the preceding. 
 Stipple. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 Naporexon, “ Leur M. M. PEmpereur l’Impératrice, et le Roi de Rome,” 
 medallion, bust, symbolical borders. Stipple. Unsigned, 8vo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat. Stipple. Unsigned, 12mo. 
 
 Napotzon, “ Napoleone Imperatore de Francesi e Re d’Italia,” Canacci 
 inv. Vigneux dis. Stipple. 12mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat. Stipple. Unsigned. Proof before . 
 all letters. 
 
_ vy 
 
 ' NAPOLEON, silhouette bust as First Consul, from a drawing eres E. D. 
 : N APOLEON, another copy a the preceding with the imprint cut a V 
 . NapoLeon, oval bust, im uniform, with hat. “ Empéreur des” 
 . NAPOLEON, another copy, on tinted paper. 
 
 _ Napoteon, the same. “ Kaiser von Frankreich und Koenig von. ry 
 . Naporeon, the same. “ poe des Francois, Ro Halle” 
 . NAPOLEON, the pee cut down and placed within square lines. ‘ 
 . Napoueon, “ Napoleone Primo Imperatore de Francesi, as oud tom 
 . NapoLeon, bust in uniform, no hat. Stipple, probably after an Lo 
 
 . NaPoLEoNn, head from a sculpture, ete by J. Wie rite 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat. Cholet seul. Chataigner del. 
 
 55. NAPoLeon, bust in oval, no hat. Gravé par Henry, dessiné par Hubert. hi 
 
 . Napozon, “ Napoleone, il Grande,” bust in uniform, no hat. Capitano _ 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat. J. W. fecit. Stipple. Proof hbe- a 
 
 . NapoLEon, medallion heads of both the preceding on one sheet. Line. 
 
 Clarke. 8vo. Full mee | La 
 
 Tae 
 
 d’Italie.” Sti legis) = F. Bolt, del. J. eH Krethlow, ‘sc. 
 ee Ses a Berlin ; 2518 Freidho 
 
 J. G. Sommer, sc. 1807. n.p. 
 signed. n.p.n.d. Re oe q 
 sigoned. 12mo. n.p.n.d. 
 
 sculpture by Canova, Fran. Cechi delin. Line engraving, Sto. 
 signed charcoal drawing. : 
 
 Proof on India paper. 4to. _ London, 1821, 
 
 - 
 
 Stipple. 4to. _ Paris, nd. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat, facing left, line engraving. yeh? eS 
 
 signed. Proof before all letters. 8vo. 
 Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 B. Lasino sculp. 1810. Stipple. 4to. Full margins, which are— a 
 slightly creased. AD a 
 
 . NAPOLEON, another copy of the preceding, printed on paper of a Saitae 7 = 
 
 ent tone, most of the margins cut away. 8vo.- 
 
 . Napoxzon, head from a sculpture. Stipple. Unsigned. Proof berare a 
 
 all letters on India paper. 8vo. 
 
 fore inscription. 8vo. 
 
 . Naporron, bust in uniform, facing front, no hat, also on same sheet _ 
 
 Marie Louise, bust, wearing crown. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 Proof before all letters. 
 
3262. NapoLEon, medallion busts of both the preceding, facing left. Stipple. 
 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 3263. NAPOLEON, bust in uniform. Stipple. David, p. Pekinino, sc. 12mo; 
 half length in uniform, right hand in vest. Etching. Peint par 
 KR. Lefévre. Gravé par Pannier. 8vo.; half length in square, uni- 
 formed. E. Leguay, sculp. Paris, 12mo. (3 pieces.) 
 
 3264. NAPOLEON, bust in uniform. Etching. London. 8vo; another with 
 
 facsimile signature. Lithograph. De Girard, Bruxs.; half length, 
 uniform, right hand in vest. Peint par R. Lefévre. Gravé par Pan- 
 nier. 8vo. (3 pieces.) 
 
 3265. NAPOLEON, bust in uniform. Stipple. T. Kelly sc. Exeter, J. & B. 
 Williams, 1827. 12mo; half length in uniform, right hand in vest, 
 hat in left, trophies &c. bordering portrait. “ Valadolid.” D. J. 
 Pound. 8v0 ; bust in long coat as First Consul. Mezzotint. Lon- 
 don, 1845. 12mo. (3 pieces. ) 
 
 3266. NAPOLEON, bust.in uniform, no hat. Engraved by Bocquet after David. 
 Stipple. London, 1815; full bust in state robes, no hat. Engraved 
 by Sudlow. Stipple, and another. 8vo and 12mo. Together, 3 
 pieces. 
 
 3267. NAPOLEON, busts, 3 on sheet, in Consul’s coat, all facing right, long 
 hair tied in back. (Top) in circle on tinted paper. 16mo; (lett) 
 plate in same state on white India paper. 12mo; (right) another 
 
 state of same plate, 12mo. “ Général en chef.” Line. Unsigned. 
 
 3268. NAPOLEON. Facsimiles of portraits from various medals. » Together, 
 . ten pieces on three sheets containing three portraits. 8vo. (3 pieces.) 
 
 3269. NapoLEon, bust, with great coat, in uniform, within ornamental bor- 
 der. P. Beckinidis. Lith. Kirchmayr. 8vo; bust in uniform. 
 Htching. Steube pinxt. Dean scp. London, 1835. 12mo; bust, 
 similar, in ornamental frame, square. 12mo. (3 pieces. ) 
 
 3270. NAPOLEON, in prison, 1794; bust in uniform, no hat, sculptured bust. 
 Proof before letters, etc. Line, etc. 4to and 8vo. Together, 4 
 pieces. 
 
 3271. NAPoLEon, 4 busts in uniform, no hat. Line, etc., one proof before all 
 letters. Svo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 3272. Napo.eon, 4 busts in uniform, all facing front, no hat. Line and litho- 
 graph. One proof before all letters. S8vo and 12mo. ‘Together, 4 
 pieces. 
 
 3273. NapoLEon, 3 busts, one half length, in uniform, facing front, no hat. 
 Line, etc. 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 3274. Napotxon, 3 busts, royal robes, one full length, royal robes. One proof 
 before all letters, 2 India paper. 8vo and 12mo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
3275. 
 
 3276. 
 
 3277. 
 
 3278. 
 
 8279. 
 
 3280. 
 
 3281. 
 
 3283. 
 
 3r84, 
 
 3285. 
 
 3286. 
 
 3287, 
 
 * 
 
 Napoteon, 4 busts in uniform, no hat. L. A. Claessons, sculp., ete. 
 Together, 4 pieces, 12mo. One proof before all letters on India 
 
 paper. 
 
 NApoLEoN, 2 busts, 2 full lengths. Engraved by H. R. Cook and others. — | 
 
 Line, etc. 12mo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 Napo.Eon, 4 different busts in oval, 2 from medals. Stipple, etc. 12mo. 
 Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust, royal robes, wreath of laurel. Gravé d’aprés Tofanelli 
 par Roger en 1813. In 4 states. Unfinished proof before all letters, 
 proof with engraver’s name, etc., the same on India paper, and with 
 inscription, on India paper, 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 NapoLeon, 4 busts in uniform, 3 facing front, one to right, no hat. 
 Line and stipple, etc. 1 proof, 4to and 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 Napoeon, “ General Bonaparte,” bust in uniform, long hair, no hat, 
 I. Godefroy, delt. and scupst. and 3 others. Stipple, line, ete. 4to 
 and 8vo. ‘Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 NAPoLeoN, bust, royal robes, wreath of laurel. T. Wallis, sculp. Lon- 
 don, 1815; and three others, one on India paper. 4to and 8vo. To- 
 gether, 4 pieces. 
 
 . NapoLeon, Marie Louise and King of Rome, medallions, on sheet 8vo ; 
 
 “La Maison du Garde-chasse.” Lithograph. 4to; bust in a group 
 of 3 busts. Line. 8vo; “Oeil du Maitre.”  Htching. 8vo. (4 
 pieces). 
 
 NaApoLreon, face, with 3 others. 4to; “Une maison de la rue de la 
 Victoire.” Lithograph. 8vo; bust in uniform with Ney. Stipple. 
 12mo; “ Napoléon et sa Mére. (Baby in arms). Tinted. 16mo on 
 small folio. (4 pieces.) 
 
 NAPOLEON, uniformed bust in square with ornamental border. “ Le 
 Pere.” With facsimile signature. Line. Unsigned. Paris, n.d. 
 8vo; sculptured bust in oval with base. Mezzotint. From a bust. 
 T. W. Harland. Edinburgh and London. 12mo; half length in uni- 
 
 form, crowned “N ” over his head. Etching. Unsigned. London. 
 
 12mo; bust in uniform. Muneret, pinxt. Fontaine, sculpt. Sur- 
 rounded by biographical notes. Paris. Svo. (4 pieces.) 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat. Bertennier 1837 [sculpt.] India 
 paper; full bust in uniform. H. Scriben, sculpt. London, 1829; and 
 2 others. 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, right hand at breast, no hat, Gezund gest. - 
 
 v. Rosmasler, Berlin, 1837; full bust in uniform, right hand at breast, 
 no hat, engraved by J. Freeman, and 3 others, 8vo. Together, 4 
 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust, royal robes, iron crown. Verico inc.; cameo in stipple 
 by T. Woolworth after Morelli. London, 1822, and 2 others, 8vo and 
 12mo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
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3291. 
 3292. 
 3293. 
 3294. 
 
 3295. 
 
 3296. 
 
 3297. 
 3298. 
 
 3299. 
 3300. 
 
 3301. 
 
 3302. 
 
 . NapoLeon, bust in uniform, with busts of 4 other generals, within fancy 
 
 scroll work. Etching. Unsigned. Small folio; “ Napoleon inducing 
 Pius VII to sign the Concordat.” Mezzotint after Sir D. Wilkie. 
 8vo; “ Les Souvenirs du Peuple.” Etching. 12mo; “ Asseyez-vous, 
 mes braves gens, &c.” Lithograph. 12mo. (4 pieces.) 
 
 . NaPoLEon, Marceau, Hoche, and 2 others in group (busts). Line. 
 
 Small 4to; “ Napoléon et Benjamin Constant.” (Standing). Etch- 
 ing. 8vo; bust, with 11 others in group, including George III., Well- 
 ington, &c. Etching. 16mo; “ Tre epoche della Vita di Napoleone.” 
 Lithograph. 4to. (4 pieces.) 
 
 . NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, with 5 other rulers of France. Line. 16mo; 
 
 Napoléon et le Général Becker. Lithograph. 8vo; bust in uniform, 
 with 3 others. Line. 8vo; bust in group of 7. Description in 
 Italian. 4to. (4 pieces.) | 
 
 NAPOLEON, 3 busts in uniform, no hat, one-half length, and another. 
 Line, lithograph, etc. 8vo and 12mo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 NaPo.eon, 3 busts in uniform, facing front, no hat, one proof before 
 all letters. 8vo and 12mo. ‘Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 NaPpoLron, 5 different busts, in uniform, no hat, one on India paper. 
 8vo and 12mo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, 4 busts, and 1 full length. Lithograph and line. 8vo and 
 12mo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, five different busts. Paul se. London, 1802; after Charlet 
 (2, different paper), and 2 others. (1 India paper). 8vo and 12mo. 
 Together, 5 pieces. | 
 
 NApouEon, five different busts. Couché fils, sculp.; Hopwood sc., and 3 
 others. 8vo. and 12mo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, five different busts, as First Consul, Forestier sculp.; Sands 
 sculp. London, 1812, and 3 others. 8vo and 12mo. ‘Together, 5 
 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, in tomb, 2 different (one India paper) ; head from a medal; 
 bust. R. Scott, sculp., and 2 others. 4to and 8vo. Together, 5 
 pleces. 
 
 Napo.eon, five different busts, including those engraved by Meyer, and 
 others. 4to and 12mo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 NaApoLeEon, bust in uniform. Proof before all letters; full bust, Dutillos 
 sc. (India paper), ete. Svo and 12mo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 NapotHon, bust in uniform, gravé par J. B. Longacre; full bust in 
 uniform. G. Bonatti inc. and 3 others. 4to and 12mo. Together, 
 5 pieces. 
 
 NApouEon, bust in oval, arms folded. Stipple. Unsigned; full bust, 
 engraved by T. Cook, London, 1814, and 3 others. 8vo and 12mo. 
 Together, 5 pieces. 
 
AT 'THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
 MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF THE OWNER 
 Eleventh Session, Numbers 3303 to 3643 Inclusive 
 
 WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19th, AT 8.15 O’CLOCK 
 For date of other sessions, see “ORDER OF SALE,” page supra. 
 
 3303. NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, no hat. Forestier sculp.; full bust in 
 uniform, no hat, Giroux sc., and 3 others. 8vo and12mo. ‘Together, 
 
 5 pieces. 
 
 3304. NAPOLEON, five different busts, including those engraved by Forestier 
 (India paper), J. W. Cook, ete. 8vo and 12mo: ‘Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 3305. NAPOLEON, with his son. E. Leguay, sc. in 1814. W. French, sc. .De 
 la Roche pt., and 3 others. (2 proofs.) S8vo and 12mo. Together, 
 5 pieces. | ain 
 
 3306, NAPOLEON, as an infant, drawn and engraved by Longacre; full length. 
 P. Bedini dis.: “ En Bivouac.” 'T. Doney se. Charlet del. Open 
 letters, and 2 others. 8vo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 3307. NAPOLEON, five different busts, gravé par A. Lefévre, and others. 2 
 proofs before inscription. S8yo and 12mo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 3308. NAPOLEON, bust in uniform. Forestier, sculp. _ Proof before inscrip- 
 tion; full bust in uniform. C. H. Wolf, sc., and 3 others. S8yvo and 
 12mo. ‘Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 3309. NAPOLEON, oval bust in uniform in group of 10. Etching. 8vo; 2 
 medallions of Napoleon I. and one of Napoleon III., with facsimile 
 signatures. 8vo; Napoleon in a toupée, face, with 13 others. Line. 
 8vo; “Meeting at Tilsit.” Half tone. Small folio; “Une scéne 
 de ’Abdication.” 12mo. (5 pieces.) 
 
 3310. NAPOLEON, outline full bust. Reveil sculpt.; full length. Lithograph ; 
 on horseback, in colors (lithograph), and 4 others. S8vo and 12mo. 
 Together, 6 pieces. 
 
 3311. NApoLEon, bust in uniform; full length in uniform, and 4 others, in- 
 cluding 2 colored lithographs. 8vo and 12mo. Together, 6 pieces. 
 
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 3313. 
 
 3314, 
 
 331d. 
 
 3316. 
 
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 3318. 
 3319. 
 3320. 
 3321. 
 
 3322. 
 
 3323. 
 
 3324. 
 
 3320. 
 
 NAPOLEON, medallion head with 2 others, on medal, obverse and reverse, 
 as Consul. Etching. Oblong 12mo; oval bust in uniform, in group 
 of 4. Stipple. 12mo; “ Napoléon 4 Ste. Héléne, donnant une 
 legon,” &c. Lithograph. 4to; full length (seated) with three gen- 
 erals, and others. 7 pieces. 
 
 Napo.eon, 2 faces, full and three-quarters, enveloped in clouds with 
 star shining above both. “ Facsimile d’un dessin de Girodet-Trioson 
 fait d’aprés Nature, &c.” Maile sc. Mezzotint. Folio. 
 
 London, 1827 
 
 NAPOLEON, sculptured head, border designs. F. Rosaspina ine. P. 
 _ Pagligi inv. Small folio (margin cut away). 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from the above. 
 
 NAPOLEON, face and head only, on ground of sun-rays and stars burst- 
 ing through clouds. 4to. 
 
 NApoLEon, double portrait, faces and hats only. Line and stipple. 
 “ Haine aux Hommes. Haine aux Femmes, avec la fin du monde.” 
 Unsigned. 8vo. _ 
 
 NapoLeon, head engraved by T. A. Dean from a medal in the posses- 
 sion of Mr. O’Meara. Stipple. 2 plates, different. 8vo. 
 London, 1822, etc. 
 
 NAPOLEON, head after a medal by O’Meara, gravé par Khonraad. Stip- 
 ple. 8vo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, “ Napoleon the Great,’ head, long hair, no hat. Drawn 
 and engraved by S. Bennet. Line engraving. 8vo. London, 1806 
 
 Napoueon, face slightly to left. [Engraved by O’Neill.] Proof be- 
 fore letters. Inscription on India paper. 12mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, silhouette head and neck on embroidered panel, embossed in 
 white and maroon. Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 NapoLEon, 3 heads (one with that of Marie Louise) from statues, 
 all with wreaths of laurel. Stipple and line. 4to and 8vo. To- 
 gether, 3 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, ob. and re. of a medal, with portraits, printed descrip- 
 tion in French and German; bust in uniform. Stipple. London, 
 1815, and 2 others. 8vo. ‘Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON; (1) facial view in cap on sheet with 7 others, including 
 Caulaincourt, Bessiéres, Berthier, Murat, &c. Unsigned; (2) Six 
 Scénes de la Vie de Napoléon. V. Adam. On 1 sheet.  Litho- 
 graph. Folio; (3) busts of Napoleon and Frederic Second. Mezzo- 
 tint. Unsigned. 4to (somewhat damaged) ; (4) “ Belustigung Na- 
 poleons in der Kindheit zu Brienne.” Lithograph. 4to. (4 pieces.) 
 
 NAPOLEON, outline head, with those of Marie Louise, and 5 others; full 
 length (with Marie Louise on same plate), and others. Lithographs, 
 etc. 4to and 8vo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
3326. 
 
 3327. 
 
 3328. 
 
 3329. 
 
 3330. 
 
 ool. 
 
 D332. 
 
 3339. 
 
 3339. 
 
 3340. 
 
 Napoteon, oval half length in uniform with hat. H. Vernet, pinxt. 
 Gubian, del. Lith. de H. Brunet. Folio. Lyon, n.d. 
 
 Napoteon, “ Le Général Finot Aprés la retraite de Russie,” half length 
 in uniform, arms folded, no hat. Stipple. Unsigned. Printed in 
 colors. Folio. : 
 
 Napougon, half length, royal robes, wreath of laurel. Lithograph after 
 Maurin. Folio. 
 
 Napoteon, half length in uniform, facing front, no hat. Achle. 
 
 Lefévre sculp. Ches. Steube, pinx. Line engraving. Proof before 
 inscription. Folio. 
 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this 
 engraving. 
 
 Napoteon, as First Consul, half length in uniform, no hat, military 
 scene beneath. Outline plate by Levachez after Boilly. Folio. 
 
 Napo.eon. “ Napoleon Premier, Empereur et Roi,” half length in uni- 
 form, no hat, left hand at breast. Benoist, jne. sc. - Alex. Vigneux 
 f. Stipple. Folio. : Paris, n.d. 
 
 NapoeEon, half length in uniform, arms folded over breast, an excellent 
 likeness formed of minute German words worked into shapes of 
 epaulettes, hat, arms, &c., the whole showing a bust in outline. 
 Folio. Wien, n.d. 
 
 . Napoteon, half length in royal robes, with Marie Louise. Line and 
 
 _stipple. Dessiné et gravé par M. H. Le Grand. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, half length in uniform, no hat. Luigi Pizzi P. Professore 
 di disegno . . . in Padova, 1830, Line engraving. Open let- 
 
 ters. Folio. 
 
 Napo.eon. “ Napoleone il Grande, Imperatore de Francesi, Re d’Italia,” 
 &c. Half length, no hat, battle scene in background. Ant. Verico 
 inc. 1810. Vigneux del. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 in Firenze, n.d. 
 
 . NAPoueon, half length in uniform, standing, no hat, left hand at breast, 
 
 scene beneath. Dessiné et gravé par L. Jehotte a Liege, 1804. Line 
 engraving. Folio (creased across middle). Paris, n.d. 
 
 . NApoueon, half length in uniform. “ Napoléon le Grand.” Steph. 
 
 Tofanelli, del. Dav. Weiss, sculp. Stipple. 12mo, mounted folio. 
 Wien, n.d. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, half length in uniform, wearing cocked hat, left hand at 
 
 breast. Scotto inc. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 NAPOLEON, half length in uniform, arms folded. Vigneux, del. Henry 
 sculp. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napo.ron, “ Cittadino Bonaparte general in Capo delle Armate Fran- 
 cesi In Italia.” half length in uniform, long hair, no hat. P. Bernardi 
 f. J.G. peinter. Stipple. 4to. , 
 
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3341. 
 3342. 
 
 3343. 
 3344. 
 3345. 
 3346. 
 (83847, 
 3348. 
 
 3349. 
 
 3390. 
 
 3304. 
 
 3355. 
 
 3356. 
 
 NApoueon, “ Napoléon Premier,” half length in uniform, facing front, 
 no hat. Pradier, uy Gérard pinx. Line engraving. Open letters. 
 Ato. . 
 
 NAporeon, half length i in uniform, cocked hat, arms folded, facing left, 
 battle scene in background. Line engraving. Unsigned. 4to. Mar- 
 gins cut away. 
 
 Napo.eon, half length in uniform, cocked hat, arms folded, facing left. 
 E. Rauch, sculpt. Stipple. Ato. 
 
 Napotron, half length in uniform, facing right, no hat. Gravé par B. 
 Roger, dessiné, par J. Guérin. Line and stipple. 4to. 
 
 Napoteon, half length in uniform, facing front, no hat. Lithograph 
 after Basin, jne. 4to. 
 
 Napoteon, half length in uniform, no hat, principal events of his life on 
 border. Stipple. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 Napoteon, half length in uniform, facing right, no hat, left hand at 
 breast. Benoist, jne., sc. Alex Vigneux f. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 NAPOLEON, half length in uniform, facing right, arms folded. Henry, 
 sculpt. Vigneux del. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 Naponeon, half length in uniform, facing front, no hat. Dessiné et 
 gravé per Richomme 1833, peint par F. ” Gérard, 1803. Line Ae 
 ing. Open, letter proof, India paper. 4to. 
 
 NAPOLEON, “ Buonaparte premier Consul de la République Francoise.” 
 half length in uniform, long hair, no hat, facing left, nach einem 
 pariser original verfertiget von T. I. Stahl in Nurnberg. Stipple, in 
 brown. 4to. 
 
 . Napotron, half length in uniform, facing right, long hair, no hat. 
 
 Mezzotint. Unsigned. Proof. 4to. 
 
 . Napoton, oval half length in uniform, on square background. Line and 
 
 stipple. Guibert, del. V. Mauduit, sculp. Royal 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Napoteon, half length in uniform, wearing cocked hat. Stipple. Un- 
 
 signed. Printed in colors (margins cut Pay and creased across 
 middle). 8vo. 
 
 Napo.eron, half length in oval, embroidered coat and hat, laurel wreath 
 above, inscription below. “ P’er. Consul de France.” Line and stip- 
 ple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 ““Philosophe profond, invincible Guerrier, 
 L’Olive sur son front embellit le Laurier.” 
 
 Napo eon, half length in uniform, facing right, no hat. Line engrav- 
 ing. Unsigned. Unfinished proof before all letters. 8vo. 
 
 Naporeon, half length in uniform, small star suspended over his head. 
 Line and stipple. “ Napoleone il Grande, &c.” D. e. gravé par J. 
 Maina. 8vo. 
 
3364, 
 
 3369. 
 
 3366. 
 3367, 
 
 3368. 
 
 3369. 
 
 3370. 
 
 3371. 
 
 3372. 
 
 7. Napotzon, half length in uniform, cocked hat. P. Augrand sc., Lafitte ~ 
 
 del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . Naporeon, half length in uniform, arms folded. Etching. Published 
 
 at New York by William Hill. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . Napoxeon, half length in uniform, facing right, no hat, arms folded. 
 
 . L. Rados, sculp. Vigneux, del. 8vo. Milano, n.d, 
 
 . Napoteon, half length in uniform, no hat, left hand at breast. Lebeau, 
 
 sculp. Naudet del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . Napotnon, half length, royal robes. Dessiné et gravé par Benoist. 
 
 Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . Napotnon, half length in uniform within oval wreath, surrounded by 
 
 war emblems, flags, &c. Etching by Hopwood and Corbould. 8vo. 
 
 . Naporzon, half length in square, uniform with hat, arms folded ; under- 
 
 neath, scrolled map, crowns, sceptre, swords, &c. Line. Shepperson ~ 
 del. J. G. Walker sc. 8vo. [London; Brightly and Childs, 1815] 
 
 Napo.eon, half length in uniform, with hat, arms folded, facing left. 
 Stipple. Le Grand sculp. India paper. 8vo. 
 
 Napoteon, half length, military coat, long wavy hair, ruffled shirt- 
 front. F. Cossia. pinxt. Veronae, 1797. L. Schiavonetti sculp. 
 Londini. Stipple. 8vo. (Shght stains on margins.) 
 
 | London; J. Shlunt, nega; 
 
 NAPo.eon, oval, half length in uniform. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 Napoueon, half length, right hand in vest, full uniform. Line and 
 stipple. Unsigned. Published by Geo. Virtue, London. In colors. 
 12mo. 
 
 Napoueon, oval half length on square background, surmounted by 
 laurel leaves. “ Napoleon I., Kaiser der Franzosen.” Stipple. Un- 
 signed. 12mo. 
 
 Napo.eon, half length in circle, uniform, right hand in vest. “ Em- 
 pereur des Frangais, Roi d’ Italie, Protecteur de la Confédération du 
 Rhin.” Firenze appo. G. G. Chiari e figlio. Unsigned. In colors. 
 12mo. } 
 
 NapouEon, half length in royal robes, with Marie Louise. Unsigned. 
 Line. 12mo. 
 
 Napo.eon, half length in uniform, facing right, cocked hat, arms folded. 
 T. Prattent del. et sculpt. 12mo. In colors. | London, 1814 
 
 Napouron, half length in uniform, arms folded, with hat. Stipple. 
 “From a painting by Lacoste, deposited in the Imperial Library at 
 Paris. Corrected at Plymouth, 1815." “12mo. 
 
. Narotron, half length in uniform, hat without plume, right arm bent 
 showing hand within buckskin glove. “ Napoléon le Grand, Km- 
 pereur des Frangais et Roi d’Italie.” Line and stipple. F. Maradan. 
 12mo. 
 
 . Napoueon, half length in uniform as Epeiice Consul. Hopwood sc. 
 
 In colors. Paris, n.d. 8vo; “ At the Military School, throwing snow- 
 
 balls.” In colors. London, n.d. 4to; full length in uniform, rear 
 view, hands folded, soldiers to the right. Without letters. Un- 
 signed. In colors. 12mo. (3 pieces.) 
 
 . Napvorzon, half length in uniform, a dead eagle on its back above ne: 
 _ Stipple. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 : NApoLEon, half length in uniform, wreath and eagle above his heat 
 another wreath with army scene underneath. Line. Proof before all 
 letters. 12mo. VGjeves 
 
 : Six, half length in embroidered coat and sash. Line and stip- 
 _ pile. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . Naporeon, half length in uniform, showing right hand in vest. Line 
 and stipple. David Pt Paris. T. Gimbrede Sc. N. Y. 12mo. 
 
 . Napoteon, half length in uniform. Stipple. Willard & Rawdon se. 
 hee Alby. 12mo. 
 
 : NaApoLnon, half length in uniform, facing front, no hat. Anderson 
 - sculpt. ‘David pt. Wood engraving. 12mo. New York [1815] 
 
 . NAPOLEON, half length in embroidered Consular coat, sash and hat, 
 laurel branches beneath. “ Premier Consul, &c.” Line and stipple. 
 yee. I eT, del. J. B. L. Massard, Fils, sculp. 12mo. 
 
 [ Paris, n.d.] 
 
 . NAPOLEON, half length in robes of state, wreath of laurel. Line and 
 stipple. Unsigned. 12mo. | Paris, n.d. ] 
 
 . Naporon, half length in uniform with great coat and hat, also fac- 
 simile signature. Pencil sketch. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . Napoteron, half length in uniform, right hand in | vest. Pencil drawing, 
 oar. W. Morris.” 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, half length, embroidered coat, long hair, tied in _ back. 
 “T7Univers est rempli de sa gloire.” Dessiné d’aprés nature a Milan 
 par G. Alessi. Gravé par J. J. F. Tassaert. Stipple. 12mo. 
 
 . Napoteron, half length in uniform, right arm bent at elbow. “ Napo- 
 léon le Grand Empereur des Francais et Roi d’Itahe, et Protecteur 
 de la Confédération du Rhin.” Line. Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 . Navoxeon, half length in uniform, with great coat and fur collar, right 
 hand in vest. Engraved by Illman and Pilbrow. 16mo. 
 New York; J. & J. Harper, 1832 
 
3388. 
 
 3389. 
 
 3390. 
 
 d391. 
 3392. 
 
 3393. 
 
 3394. 
 3395. 
 
 d096. 
 
 3397, 
 
 3398. 
 
 3399, 
 
 3400. 
 
 3401. 
 
 3402. 
 
 3403. 
 
 Navo.eon, half length, within oval border, curly hair, coat with em- 
 broidered lapels, sash. Line and stipple. Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, oval half length, embroidered coat and belt. Stipple. Un- 
 signed. 16mo. 
 
 Napotzon, half length oval, in Consul’s coat, long hair. Stipple. G. 
 Zauerio ping. 4 Milano. Schleich sculp. 16mo. 
 
 Navorzon, half length in uniform. Etching. Ferd. dirit. 16mo. 
 
 Napotuon, half length in uniform, with hat. Water-color. Unsigned. 
 16mo. 
 
 Napo.eon, half length in uniform, right hand in vest. Line and stip- 
 ple. Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 Napouron, half length in uniform. Line. Unsigned. 24mo. 
 
 Naponnon, half length in uniform, facing front and left, no hat. Litho- 
 graphs, different. 4to. 2 pieces. 
 
 NapoueEon, half length in uniform. Stipple. Engraved by J. B. Long- 
 acre from a miniature by Rousseau. [Phila.] 1827. 12mo; another, 
 similar. David. Cooper. Etching. 12mo; another, similar. Stip- 
 ple. London, 1815. 18mo. (3 pieces.) 
 
 Napo.eon, half length, royal robes, wreath of laurel. Line and stipple. 
 (Margins cut away) 4to; full bust. Gravé par Vallot, 1841. 4to 
 and 8vo. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 Napougon, half length, uniform under great coat, left hand in vest. 
 Etching. G. Stael, del., Paris. 8vo; half length in uniform, small 
 figures overhead and at bottom. Htching. London. 8vo; bust in 
 uniform in square frame, lion heads at corners. Etching. Unsigned. 
 London, 1823. 16mo. (38 pieces.) 
 
 Napouron, half length in uniform. Engraved by Bocquet. Stipple. 
 London, 1815; the same, engraved by E. Smith, and 3 others. To- 
 gether, 5 pieces. 4to and 8vo. 
 
 Napoueron, half length in uniform, right hand at breast. A. Riffaut, 
 sculp. P. Delarocht, pinx; “ Napoleon asleep in his study,” drawn 
 by Dr. Mennes, 1831, and three others. Together, 5 pieces. 8vo. 
 
 Napo.eon, 5 different, half length, full bust, etc. Etching, line, etc. 
 Svo and 12mo. ‘Together, 6 pieces. 
 
 Napo.eon, three-quarter length in uniform, holding colors in one hand 
 
 and sword in the other.. Gravé 4 Milan par J. Longhi, 1798, peint 
 par Le-Gras. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 Napouron, three-quarter length in uniform, on horseback, on plate 
 entitled “ Une derniére grace mon Empereur, votre main.” Line en- 
 graving, in colors, probably colored by hand. 4to. Repaired. 
 
, wn 
 os 
 ml 
 
 . ; ' ‘ 
 4, 
 
 3405. 
 
 Be 3412. 
 
 3415. 
 
 . NAPOLEON. 
 
 . Napotzon, full length i in uniform, wearing cocked hat. 
 
 ai | 
 . NAPOLEON. | 
 
 3413. 
 
 3414, 
 
 m 93416. 
 B 3417. 
 
 “3404, Napoeon, three-quarter length in uniform, right hand in vest, in 
 
 the garden of Malmaison. “Facsimile in colors from the water-color 
 by Dujardin. 4to. 
 
 NaPoLEon, three-quarter length in uniform, with cross-belt and sword, 
 in oval border. J apan paper. Artist’s proof, with signature of G. 
 Mercier. 8vo. 
 
 . NApoLeon, three-quarter length in uniform, sword, and sash across 
 
 shoulders. Line. 
 
 12mo. 
 
 S. Lerby, del. Bovinet, sculp. (Frontispiece. ) 
 
 . NaPoLnon, three-quarter length in uniform (colored isthateponione full 
 
 — bust (from Journal des Artistes, 1834), and 3 others. 
 Together, 5 pieces. — 
 
 8vo and ae 
 
 . Naponeon, full length, court dress, right hand resting on the “ Civil 
 
 Code,” Josephine seated in chair. Gravé par F. A. David. Line en- 
 graving. Proof before inscription. Large folio. [ Paris, 1807] 
 
 “ Napoleon le Grand,” full length in the robes of Emperor. 
 ‘Augte. Boucher Desnoyers sculpsit. F. Gérard pinxit anno 1805. 
 Line engraving. Large folio. 
 
 Line engraving, 
 proof before all letters on India paper, probably representing the 
 scene of the plea of the prisoners at Jaffa, about 1,200 of whom 
 Napoleon had ordered shot. Large folio. 
 
 “Napoleone il Grande, Imperatore de Francesi 2 re 
 Italia.” Full length, standing, cocked hat under left arm, holding 
 map of Italy in cee hand. Stipple. Unsigned. Large folio, with 
 margins. Milan, n.d. 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform, standing, no hat. Laugier 1835, 
 David 1812, eau forte par Vallot. Line engraving. Open letters. 
 India paper. Large folio. 
 
 Napounon, full length in robes, wearing hat. Gravé par Mecou, peint 
 par Isabey, 1812. Line engraving. Large folio, with full margins. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 W. Bromley sculpt. F. Gérard 
 (Creased across middle.) 
 London, 1825 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in robes, together with portraits as he appeared 
 
 ’ at Austerlitz and Waterloo. The colored poster by Lucien Metivet, 
 issued by The Century Magazine, Jan. [1895]. Folio (slight tears 
 to margins). 
 
 Napouron, full length ‘s royal robes. 
 pinxt. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 Napotreon. Another copy of the preceding, autographed by the artist. 
 
 Navotron, full length in uniform, no hat, standing, right hand on 
 documents. Dickinson sc. A. J. Gros inst. Mezzotint. Folio 
 (margins cut away and inlaid, slight repairs to face). 
 
3418. 
 3419. 
 
 3420. 
 
 3421. 
 3422. 
 
 3423. 
 
 3424. 
 
 3425. 
 
 3426. 
 3427. 
 3428. 
 
 3429, 
 
 3430. 
 
 3431. 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform, standing, wearing hat, also full 
 length portraits of Marie Louise and Napoleon’s son, on same sheet. 
 German copper engraving, in colors. Folio. [n.p. ca. 1821] 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform, wearing cocked hat, hand at breast, 
 standing by “ Senatus-Consulte Organique.” Folio. 
 
 NaApoLEon, “ Napoleon J., Empereur des Francais et Roi d’Italie, Né le 
 15 Aotit 1769,” full length in robes, crowned with laurel, placing 
 wreath of roses on bust of Josephine. Stipple. Printed in colors. 
 Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 NAPOLEON, the same, uncolored. 
 
 Napotxon, “ Le Prisonnier,” full length in uniform, in cell, looking, by 
 aid of the narrow window lights, at map of Italy. Weber del. Litho. 
 de C. Motte. Folio. 
 
 NaApoLeon, “Le Passé, le Présent et Avenir,” full length portraits of 
 Napoleon, his son, etc., soldiers in background. Lithograph after R. 
 de Moraine. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napo.gEon, full length, Emperor’s robes, crowning himself with the im- 
 perial diadem. In colors. Folio. 
 
 Napogon, full length in uniform, no hat, receiving congratulations 
 from his officers, whose brows are wreathed with crowns of victory, 
 and one of whom [Lavalette?, who is wearing woman’s dress], is 
 throwing off his disguise. Mezzotint. Unsigned and without letters. 
 Folio. | 
 
 Napo.ron, full length in long coat, line engraving formed of pen- 
 script flourishes, standing, with right hand in vest. D’Avignon, 
 sculpt. Folio. 
 
 NapoLEon, full length in uniform, no hat. Dessiné d’aprés nature au 
 Chateau des Tuileries, et gravé per Charon. Stipple. Printed in 
 colors. 
 
 Napoueon, full length in embroidered coat, standing with a woman, 
 hands joined, before a figure of Liberty on a throne. In colors. Line. 
 Unsigned. 4 lines in Italian underneath. Folio. 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform, right hand in vest, left in back 
 pocket of coat, standing in front ‘of large building, a howitzer, trees, 
 oS around him. Line and stipple. Dessiné par J. B. B. Gravé par 
 
 » Hatta, Folio, 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform, ermine robe flung over left arm, can-— 
 non, tent, flag, &c., around him. Stipple. Dessiné par F. Damame. 
 Gravé par J. J. F. Tassaert, 1806. Folio. 
 
 Napoueon, full length in court robes, soft cap and plumes, right arm 
 outstretched, standing on floor. Line. Dessiné par Desrais. Gravé 
 par Thiébaut. Folio. 
 
NAPOLEON, full length in uniform covered by fur coat, in the midst of 
 a battle, right arm pointing. Line. Unsigned. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napoueon, full length in the handsome costume he wore on “ Le Champ 
 de May,” declaiming his address ¢n that occasion. Mezzotint. Un- 
 signed. Folio, — Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Napouron, full length in uniform, left hand in vest, right, behind back, 
 on an eminence near the sea. Mezzotint. Charlet, pinxt. S. W. 
 Reynolds...sculpt. Folio. Paris and London, 1829 
 
 ie 
 
 _ 8435. Napoixon, full length in military long coat; right hand in vest, stand- 
 —~—~—s ing on lawn. Line and stipple. “ Adieu, Mal Maison.” Dessiné par 
 
 | Isabey. Gravé par C. J. Linges. Terminé par R. Cooper. India 
 paper: Folio,” | 
 
 ; 34 2 NApoEon,, full length on battlefield, in long coat and sash, sabre in 
 right hand, cannon, horses, &c. Line in sepia. Folio. 
 ; , London; S. W. Fores, 1797 
 
 s 3437, NAPOLEON, full length in uniform, right hand in vest, left, behind back. 
 a Mezzotint. Unsigned. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 aa : 3438. Napotron, full length in military long coat, standing with right hand 
 ay outstretched, left grasping sword in scabbard. Mezzotint. Proof 
 before all letters. Folio. 
 
 i a 3439. NapoLeon, the same on tinted paper. 
 
 a 3440. Napotzon, “Coup d’oeil de l’Aigle,” containing full-length portrait in 
 a uniform, telescope in hand. Peint par H. Bellange. Lithograph. 
 Proof in open letters on India paper. Folio. 
 
 : Bo ; 3441. Napoeon, full length, after the figure on the column in the Place 
 pa Vendéme. Lithograph. Folio. 
 
 3442, Napotgzon, “ Buonaparte,” full length in uniform, standing, cocked hat 
 in left hand, pen in right. Gravé par J. C. Bock, dessiné par Hilaire 
 Le Dru. Stipple. Folio, (portion of one margin repaired). 
 
 3443. Naponzon, full length in uniform, seated on chair, white charger near- 
 by. Alf. Cornilliet d’aprés Philippoteaux. Proof before inscription. 
 
 3 Folio. 3 
 
 3444. Napo.eon, full length in uniform, holding standard in right hand, 
 standing by French Constitution, guarded by the eagle, and with 
 the Goddess of Liberty on other side. EHcrit par Benard, Lithograph. 
 Folio. 
 
 3445. Napo.eon, full length in uniform, with hat, hand at breast. Lith. d’E. 
 Simon a Strasbg. Folio.’ 
 
 3446. Naporxon, full length in embroidered long coat, with sash, sword, and 
 hat on which is a writing pad, nearby a rock, and soldiers on bridge. 
 Stipple. Dessiné par Hilaire le Dru. Gravé par J. C. Bock. Folio. 
 
3447. 
 
 3448. 
 
 3449. 
 
 3450. 
 
 3451. 
 
 3452. 
 
 3453. 
 
 3454. 
 
 3455. 
 
 3456. 
 
 3457, 
 
 3458. 
 
 3459. 
 
 3460. 
 
 NapouEon, the same. Smaller figure, and without soldiers. UNsI@NeEp. 
 Line. 8y0. 
 
 Napougon, full length in uniform, right hand in breast, an outpost on 
 horseback near, soldiers, &c. Mezzotint. Unsigned. “ Méditant la 
 Bataille de Wagram.” Folio. 
 
 Napoueon, full length, in prison, looking at Map of Italy spread on 
 table. “Le Prisonnier.” Weber, del. Litho. de C. Motte. Folio. — 
 
 NapotEon, full length in uniform, long hair, no hat, holding standard. 
 _ Ruotte sculpsit. Dutaillis delineavit. Stipple. Folio. Small mar- 
 gins. _ Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform, without hat, the central figure of a 
 German copper engraving, unsigned, entitled “ Abschluss des De- 
 finitiv-Friedens Zwischen Oestreich und Frankreich zu Campo For- 
 mido am 17 Octob. 1797. Bonaparte, Marchese Ballo,” ete. Folio. 
 
 NapoxEon, full length in uniform, cocked hat, arms folded, facing right. 
 F. Arnold sc. H. Dahling del. Mezzotint. Folio. 
 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this 
 engraving. 
 
 NapouEon, full length in uniform, wearing cocked hat, arms folded, 
 Fried. Arnold, sc. H. Dahling del. Mezzotint, colored by hand 
 Folio (margins cut away). 
 
 Napoison, full length, standing, in embroidered coat, sash and sword, 
 plumed hat held in left hand with writing-pad on top, over which the 
 right hand is poised with pen between fingers, rock and soldiers on 
 bridge in background. Mezzotint. Unsigned proof (Somewhat dam- 
 aged). folio. 
 
 Napoueon, full length in uniform, standing, hat in hand. Gravé par 
 Coque[t], dessiné par Hilaire Le Dru. Mezzotint. Folio, margins cut 
 away, and small piece of engraver’s name rubbed off. Paris, n.d. 
 
 NapouEon, full length, no hat, standing by “ Acte additional aux Con- 
 stitutions de |’Empire.” Mezzotint. Folio (stained in places). 
 
 Napoteon, full length in uniform, arms behind him, on rock in mid- 
 ocean, ships in the distance. “J’attendais...15 Octobre 1840.” 
 Mezzotint. Unsigned. Folio. : 
 
 NapoLeon. Another copy, somewhat varied. Line. Proof before all 
 letters. 
 
 Naporeon, full length in uniform (centre), Alexander I and Friedrich 
 Wilhelm III (sides), hands clasped, all standing. Unsigned. Stipple. 
 Small folio. Wien ; Remnoni, n.d. 
 
 Napougon, full length in uniform, wearing cocked hat, arms folded, F. 
 Arnold fee. H. Dahling del. Mezzotint. Small folio. 
 
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 . NAPOLEON, full length, royal robes. Dessiné a Paris, le 2 Avril 1810, 
 jour de la célébration du Mariage de sa Majesté et gravé par Adrien 
 Godefroy. Line engraving, festoon border. Small folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 : The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this 
 engraving. : 
 
 ~~ 
 
 . Napoueon, “ Napoleon Premier... (et) Marie Louise,” both full length, 
 Napoleon in uniform, cocked hat in left hand. Leopold, sculp. Ludw. 
 Wolf del. Mezzotint. Small folio. 
 
 . Napoueon, full length in uniform, arms folded in front. Line. Fr. 
 Guimpel fec. Small folio. Berlin, 1806 
 
 . Napoteon, full length in uniform, wearing cocked hat, “sketched at 
 St. Helena by a British Officer in May last,’ [1816]. Aquatint. 
 Unsigned. 4to. : 
 
 . Napotgon, “General Buonaparte, Commander in Chief of the French 
 Army, and Conqueror of Italy, Germany, etc.,” full length in uniform, 
 standing beside cannon, battle scene in background. Line engraving. 
 Unsigned. Inecolors. 4to. London, May 8, 1797 
 
 . NApoteon, full length on rock by seashore, uniformed, with arms folded 
 across breast. Lithograph. P. Rohrbach, del. Bei E. Ritmiller. 4to. 
 pale Berlin & Gottingen, n.d. 
 
 Naporeon, full length in uniform, right hand in breast, cap, wand of 
 office, &c., on stool nearby. Stipple. Bosselman. 4to. Paris, 1.0; 
 
 Napoteon, full length in uniform, wearing hat, standing, arms folded. 
 F. Guimpel fec. Berlin, Nov. 1806. In colors. 4to. 
 
 Napotson, full length in uniform entering the door of chamber in 
 which are the members of the Congress of Vienna. “ Ah, mon Dieu, 
 le voila?” Mezzotint. Unsigned. 4to. Paris; Dubreuil, n.d. 
 
 , Naporron, “Napoleon devant Ratisbonne,” full length in uniform, no 
 hat, about to mount his horse. Mezzotint. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 . Napoteon, “ Pace di Tolentino fra la S. Sede, e la Repubblica Fran- 
 cese,” containing full length portrait in uniform. Line engraving. 
 Unsigned. 4to (margins cut away and plate slightly damaged). 
 
 . Napoteon, full length in uniform, wearing cocked hat, on charger. 
 Romney se. In colors. 4to. . London, 1815 
 
 . Napotron, full length in uniform, sitting on rock, right hand in 
 vest, left holding a closed book, hat and gloves near by, tree in 
 background. Marin-Lavigne, del. Lith. de Lenercier. “ Souve- 
 nirs.” Published in London, Paris, and New York. 4to. 
 
 . Napvorzon, full length, royal robes. Mezzotint. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Naporzon, full length in uniform, about to take his son in his arms, 
 nobles and ladies-in-waiting around him, &c., with the cradle given 
 him by the citizens of Paris at one side. In colors. Unsigned. Ob- 
 long. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
d477. 
 
 3478. 
 
 3479. 
 
 3480. 
 
 3481. 
 
 3482. 
 
 3483. 
 
 0484. 
 
 3485. 
 
 3486. 
 
 3487. 
 
 3488. 
 
 J489. 
 
 . Naponnon, “ Preliminari della pace di Leoben,” containing full length 
 
 figure, holding cocked hat in right hand. Line engraving. Un- 
 signed. Ato. 
 
 Napotzon, full length, as First Consul, embroidered coat, sash and 
 boots, one arm outstretched, the other resting on hip. H. de Viel- 
 Castel. Lith. Villain r. de Sévres, 19. 4to. 
 
 Naponeon, full length in uniform, with four other generals, all stand- 
 ing on an arc of the world, portions of which are labelled Espagne, 
 France, Autriche, &. “ Le Jeu des quatre Coins ou les cing Fréres.” 
 Unsigned. India paper. 4to. 
 
 Napoxzon, full length in uniform by the bedside of Marie Louise, his 
 son held in the arms of a lady-in-waiting near by. “ Naissance du Roi 
 de Rome.” Unsigned. In colors. Oblong 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 NAPpoueon, full length in uniform, glove and hat in right hand, facing 
 Pope Pius VII., who is in full pontifical robes. Inscription in Ital- 
 ian. Line. Gio, Batta; Cechi‘e Bened. Eredi. ine. 4to. 
 
 Napotron, “ Napoleon, erster Kayser de Franzésen and Konig von 
 Italien,” full length, royal robes, wreath of laurel. Gezeichnet von 
 Isabey. Line and stipple. 4to. 3 
 
 Napo.ron, full length (letter in one hand), with several officers near, 
 in room. [View of Napoleon’s second abdication, June 22, 1815]. 
 Line. Unsigned. In colors. Small 4to. 
 
 Napouzron, “ Napoléon, Empereur des Francais,” full length, royal robes, 
 coat of arms, etc., on same plate. C. W. Schenck sc. Leipzig. Line 
 engraving, Ato. 
 
 NAPOLEON, full length in uniform, arms folded across breast, poised in 
 the clouds, angels around him, shadowy busts of soldiers in the dis- 
 tance, &c. ‘“Immortel.” Stipple. Unsigned. Printed in colors. 
 Ato. : 
 
 Napoueon, full length in uniform, without hat, on plate entitled “ Cle- 
 mence de Napoléon.” Lithograph. 4to. 
 
 Napo.ezon, full length in royal robes, in the clouds, with right hand 
 poised over the Imperial eagle with crown in beak, about to place it 
 on head of the King of Rome, who is asleep upon the knee of his 
 mother as she views the scene in a vision. “Le Songe.” Stipple. 
 Unsigned. Portrait in'colors. 4to. 
 
 Napo.eon, full length, standing, holding cocked hat in right hand, 
 soldier crossing bridge in background. Line and stipple. lLefévre 
 sculp., Hilaire Le Dru del. 4to. 
 
 Napotron, full length in uniform, seated, no hat. Gem. v. Delaroche, 
 hth. v. Hartung. In colors. 4to. 
 
 NaPpotEon, full length in uniform, seated on his great coat under eypress 
 trees. Mezzotint. “N apoléon écrivant ses mémories. Unsigned. 
 Ato. Paris, n.d. 
 
3502. 
 
 3503. 
 
 . Napotron, full length in great coat, meeting a sentry. “On n’passe 
 
 pas.” Mezzotint. Unsigned. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Navoreon, full length in uniform, standing, with arms folded in ‘a 
 
 garden. Wash drawing. Unsigned. Small 4to. 
 
 . Napouron, “General sans pareil,” full length in uniform, wearing 
 
 cocked hat. In colors. 4to. 
 
 . NapoLeon, full length in royal robes, head enwreathed with laurel, 
 
 sceptre in one hand, wand of oflice in the other, curtains parted 
 overhead, &c. Water-color. Unsigned. 4to. (Torn in 2 places). 
 
 . Naporzoy, full length in uniform addressing the Assembly. “Grande 
 
 audace et ruse de Bonaparte.” [Repeated in Italian.| Line. Wittmer 
 inv. e dis. Marchetti inc. Oblong 4to. 
 
 i Napor£on, “ Bonaparte, General en Chef der Italienischen Armee,” full 
 
 length in uniform, sword in one hand, document in the other. Line 
 engraving. In colors, probably colored by hand. 4to. 
 
 . Napotron, “ Bivouac en 1814,” full length in uniform. Gravé par 
 
 Lefevre, peint par H. Vernet. Line engraving. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . NApPoLeEon, full length in uniform, with glass in right hand, officers 
 
 nearby, a battle raging, plan of same on pile of masonry. 
 ~ Charleroi.” Stipple. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 { : : 
 . Naponeon, full length in uniform and great coat, standing and looking 
 
 seaward, three officers at back, &c. “ A Vile d’Elbe.” Mezzotint. Un- 
 signed. 4to. , Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Napornon, “ Traité de Campo Formio,” containing full length portrait, 
 
 in uniform, no hat, demanding that the words “The Republic” be 
 erased. Mezzotint. In colors. 4to, margins cut away. 
 
 . NApoteon, full length in uniform, soldiers around him. “ Charleroi.” 
 
 _Mezzotint. Unsigned. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Napotzon, full length in uniform, standing, sword, and wreath of 
 
 laurel on table, wearing pointed footgear. Copper engraving | prob- 
 ably the work of some German engraver |, entitled, “ Napoleon Bona- 
 parte erster Consul der Francés Republick.” 4to, and the companion 
 print, also unsigned, and probably the work of the same artist, being 
 that of Josephine, entitled, “ Madame Bonaparte, geb. de la Pagerie, 
 vormals verwittwete Beauharnois, Gemahlin des ersten Consuls der 
 fransoes Republick.” 2 pieces. 4to, with margins. 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform leaning against a cannon, hands in 
 pocket; a similar figure’near him. Line. Proof before all letters. 
 ’ 4to. ) : 
 
 Navoteon, full length in uniform, standing beside the wounded Duc de 
 Montebello, at Essling, as his funeral cortége passes. Htched plate. 
 Peint par Bellange. Gravé par Tajet. Oblong 4to. [Paris, n.d.] 
 
3504. 
 
 3505. 
 
 3506. 
 
 Napo.eon; full length in uniform with great coat, on quay surrounded 
 
 by numerous figures of soldiers, their wives, citizens, &c. [| Bona- 
 parte leaving Elba in 1815 to invade France.| In colors. Unsigned. 
 Oblong small 4to. h 
 
 Napoueon, full length in royal robes, confiding his son to the care of 
 France, a cupid presenting him the hearts of the French people; 
 Minerva above, &c. Stipple. Unsigned. Oblong 4to. | 
 
 NApoueon, full length in Consul’s uniform, appearing from a doorway 
 to a number of officers, statesmen, &c., seated around a large table, 
 on which are cards and money, exclamations of various sorts pro- 
 ceeding from the mouths of the majority of the figures. “Le Jeu 
 de Pharaon politique, 1799.” Line and stipple. Unsigned. Ob- 
 long 4to. (Margins cut close.) Paris; Chez Basset, n.d. 
 
 507. Napoteon, full length in uniform and great coat and hat, standing by 
 
 3508. 
 
 3515. 
 
 3516. 
 
 a fire on the ground, camp sentry marching near. Pencil and water 
 color. By Charlet. 8vo. | 
 
 Napouron, full length in uniform, with long cloak over right shoulder, 
 standing on rock by the sea, arms folded over breast, flash of light- 
 ning at his back. Etching. Desenne del., J. H. Robinson seul. 
 India paper. 8vo. [ Paris, J. Boquet, 1826 | 
 
 . Napotreon, “Le Général Bonaparte, 1797,’ full length in uniform. 
 
 Lith. de Villain. 8vo. In colors. ’ 
 
 . Napoxeon, full length in great coat standing on the shore by a rock 
 
 on which rest his hat, book, gloves, &c., right hand in vest, small 
 ship in background. Marked “ Napoleon.” Line. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, another copy. Proof before all letters. India paper. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, another copy. Stipple. No lettering. Small wreath on 
 
 lower margin. 
 
 . NApPoLEoN, another copy. Lithograph. Unsigned. Small wreath 
 
 enclosing “ N ” on lower margin. ‘“ Chez Daems pres. les escaliers 
 de Ste. Gudule.” 
 
 . NAPOLEON, another copy, but with a variation in dress, and the left 
 
 hand in vest; also all-the same scenic objects reversed. Stipple. 
 Signed “ Guyard.” 
 
 NapoLeon, full length, in Egypt, embroidered long coat, top boots 
 with spurs, sword and sash, arms partly folded, hat in one hand, 
 pyramids, palms, &c. in background. Etching. T. Boilly del., A. 
 Boilly se. India paper. 8vo. 
 
 Napoueon, full length, richly embroidered long coat, top boots with 
 spurs, large sash, long hair, left hand resting on sabre (sheathed), 
 right hand holding hat with large feather, both hands gloved. Etch- 
 ing. “ Ronjat. Hildibrant.” 8vo. 
 
 - 
 
 ee RENE cee 
 
. Napoteon, full length in embroidered costume of the First Consul, left 
 arm outstretched, right resting on table, on which is a cocked-hat, 
 &e. Lithograph, partly colored. “ Lith. de Delpech.” Signed “ H. 
 L.” Royal 8vo. = 
 
 . NAPoLEon, full length, rear view, standing on rock with arms folded, 
 in uniform with hat, looking seaward. Lithograph. Unsigned. 
 8vo. 
 
 5) BE 19. Naponxon, full length in uniform, standing in library, right hand rest- 
 
 ing on a volume of the “ Code Napoléon, ” hat, sword, &c. on nearby 
 chairs. Etching. Sceffer del., Villery sculp. “India paper. 8vo. 
 
 . Narorzon, full length in uniform, arms folded. ‘“ Exactly copied from 
 a likeness by J. P. Simone, Paris, 1807.” In colors. Retouched 
 after publication. 8vo. 
 
 1. NAPOLEON, full length in uniform, right hand in vest, standing in 
 library, sword and belt on chair at side, lamp, books, etc. On steel. 
 David pinxit, Valot sculp. 8vo. ; 
 
 . Napoteon, full length in uniform, right hand in vest, hat on drum 
 nearby, a soldier and officers in background. Etching. Dessiné 
 par Raffet. Gravé par Alph. Francoise. India paper. 8vo. 
 
 . NApoueon, full length in uniform, standing, wearing cocked hat. Un- 
 signed, but probably the work of a German engraver. In colors. 
 BYOfo cs. i 
 
 _ Naporzon, full length j in uniform, standing on shore, cloak over right 
 shoulder, hat and broken sceptre and chain on ground. ith. de 
 Maublane. India paper. 8vo. 
 
 . Napoteon, full length in uniform with hat, arms folded, standing in 
 field, soldiers and field-piece outlined in background, Woodeut. In 
 colors. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, in 4 full length attitudes, aE Pont d’Arcole, Auster- 
 litz, St. Helena, in appropriate costume for each. Gravé sur acier. 
 Charon sculpt. Oblong 8vo. Paris and New York, n.d. 
 
 . Navotzon, full length, royal robes. De Launay sc., Roehn del. In 
 colors (touched up by hand). 8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, und Alexander und Friedrich Wilhelm III., in a group of 
 3 full length in uniform, hands clasped, Tilsit in background. Gez. 
 von F. A. Calau, geatzt von Laurens. Mezzotint., 8vo. 
 
 . Napoueon [at the Pyramids], full length, in ci a ‘half length, in 
 uniform, no hat, after Paul Delaroche; bust, in uniform, no hat, 
 with facsimiles of two signatures. Stipple, etc. 8vo. Together, 
 
 3 pieces. 
 
 The reproductions in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon of above and following 
 lot were made from these engravings. 
 
3590. 
 
 35081. 
 
 3582. 
 
 3930. 
 
 35084, 
 
 35309. 
 
 3599. 
 
 3540. 
 3041. 
 
 Jd42. 
 
 3543, 
 
 NApoueon, full length in uniform, no hat, India paper; full length, in 
 uniform, seated, no hat. G. L. Leybold sec., P. Delaroche pinx.; 
 bust in uniform. Unsigned; as First Consul, gravé par Monal, 
 Waprés Isabey (late impression). Line, etc. 8vo. Together, 4 
 pieces. 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform, river in background. Queverdo 
 ainé sculp., Samson del. Line. 8vo. > Jeng artag eed 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform, no hat, “ Croquis d’aprés nature, 
 dessiné le 6 Mars 1821.” View of his house in background. In 
 colors. 8vo. 
 
 Napo.zon, full length, Emperor’s robes. Gravé par J. Levasseur, des- 
 siné par F. Gérard. India paper. 8vo. . ) 
 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this 
 engraving. 
 
 Napoueon, full length in uniform, wearing cocked hat, arms folded. 
 In colors. 8vo. 
 
 Naporon, full length in uniform, cocked hat in hand. Gravé par 
 Langlois, dessiné par Raffet. Proof on India paper. 8vo. 
 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this 
 engraving. 
 
 . Napo.zon, full length standing, right hand on table, pyramids in back- 
 
 ground. Line engraving. KE. Le¢hard del. 8vo. 
 
 . Napoteon, full length in uniform, arm at breast, no hat. Stipple. 
 
 Printed in colors, touched up by hand. §8vo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, “ Séjour 4 l’Ile d’Elbe,” full length in uniform, officers in 
 
 background. Inscription of 3 lines. Line engraving. In colors. 
 8vo. 
 
 Napo.eEon, full length in uniform, covered with great coat, standing 
 between the open door of a hut and a log-fire, right hand in vest. 
 Etching. Proof before all letters. India paper. 8vo. 
 
 NaApoLeon, the same. Another state of plate. 
 
 Napoueon, “ Napoleon in Moskau,” full length in uniform, standing by 
 open window watching flames. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 Napotzeon. “ Napoleon Bonaparte on his celebrated white charger.” In 
 colors. (Cut close and mounted.) London, 1823 
 
 The ahove and the following 26 lots form an extensive series of the 
 plates engraved by George Cruikshank for Ireland’s Life of Napoleon, 
 1823-5-7. Some are in duplicate. All are creased in two places, as usual, 
 having been extracted from various copies of the published work. 
 
 Napoteon. “ Napoleon & Massena defeating the Austrian Army, at 
 the terrible Battle of Roverdo.” In colors. - (Portion of imprint cut 
 away.) 
 
3 544. Napoeon. “ Napoleon & Augereau in the heat of the tremendous bat- 
 ‘aa tle of St. George.” Uncolored. 
 
 is 
 - 8545. Napotron. “ Napoleon forcing the passage of the bridge of Arcola.” 
 I In colors. y 
 
 _ Napotzon. “Napoleon at the passage and battle of the river Tag- 
 hamento.” In colors. 
 
 | -8546a. NapoitEon. The same, date and imprint cut away. In colors. 
 
 . Napoteon. “Napoleon defeating the Mamelukes, at the battle of the 
 _ Pyramids.” In colors. 
 
 . NapoLron. The same, date and imprint cut ce 
 . Naprorzon.’ Another copy like the preceding. 
 
 : Napoizon, “ Napoleon, when first Consul & Madame J pela (his 
 first wife) in the garden at Malmaison.” Unecolored. Date and im- 
 print cut away. 
 
 . Napotnon. “ Napoleon defeating the Turkish Pacha, at the battle of 
 Aboukir.” In colors. 
 
 : NAPOLEON. “The attack and capture of Naples.” In colors. 
 
 . Napotzon. “ Napoleon and his army, effecting the wonderful passage 
 of the Alps.” In colors. Date and imprint cut away.. | 
 
 . NAPOLEON. te] Napoleon’ s decisive victory over the Austrians, at the 
 battle of Marengo.” Uncolored. | 
 
 . Napoteon. “Napoleon’s bivouac on the night preceding the memor- 
 able battle of Austerlitz.” In colors. Date and imprint cut away. 
 
 . Napotzon. “ Napoleon’s entrance into the City of Berlin.” In colors. 
 Date and imprint cut away. 
 
 . Napoteon. Another copy of the preceding, with date and imprint. 
 
 . Napotrton. “ Napoleon defeating the Prussian Army, at the battle 
 of Eylau.” Uncolored. Date and imprint cut away. 
 
 . NAPOLEON. ‘The same in colors, with date and print. 
 
 . Napotzon. “ Napoleon & the Emperor Alexander, upon the raft on 
 the Nieman, after the Treaty of Tilsit.” In colors. 
 
 . Naporron. The same. Uncolored. Date and imprint cut away. 
 
 . Narotzton. “ Napoleon witnessing the conflagration of Moscow.” In 
 colors. 
 
 . Napoteon. The same. Uncolored. 
 . Napoteon. “ Napoleon’s retreat from Moscow.” In colors. 
 
 . NAapotzeon. The same. Uncolored. Date and imprint cut away. 
 
3566. 
 
 3567. 
 
 3568. 
 
 3569. 
 
 3579. 
 
 Napotron. “ Napoleon’s arrival at the Tuileries on his return from. 
 Elba.” In colors. (Plate repaired.) 
 
 NapoLteon. “ Napoleon terminates his military career, at the memor- 
 able battle of Waterloo.” In colors. 
 
 NapoLreon. The same. Uncolored, in part I of Ireland’s Life, 8vo 
 wrappers. London, G. Berger, n.d. 
 
 Napoxeon, full length in uniform embracing Alexander I. upon a 
 platform in water, boats and figures of officers around, &c. Line, 
 colored by hand. Unsigned. Oblong 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Napoteon, full length in military coat, right hand in vest. eee 
 
 Proof before all letters. 8vo. 
 
 . NAPoLEon, “ Bonaparte on the Northumberland,” full length in uni- 
 
 form. Stipple. Unsigned. In colors. 12mo. 
 
 . Napoteon, full length, undress uniform. [In exile on St. Helena, 
 
 horses in background.| Line and stipple. Unsigned. In colors. 
 12mo. 
 
 . Napoxeon, full length, in general’s uniform, by the sea. Line. Te 
 
 Zalt Bommel, Johannes Niman, 1827. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPoLeon, full length in uniform with great coat beside a log fire. 
 
 Water color. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . Napo.eon, full length in uniform, left hand behind back, standing near 
 
 map of Germany. Proof before all letters. 12mo. Surrounding this 
 plate the artist has pencilled a border containing sections in which 
 he has written the names of battles and events, as though he intended 
 to enlarge the plate to Folio. . 
 
 . Napoeron, full length in uniform, arms folded, back view. Water color. 
 
 Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 . Napouzon, full length, embroidered coat and sash with sword, on which 
 
 rests his left hand, the right arm outstretched, between the figures 
 of Victory and Peace, who are suspending laurel wreaths above his 
 head, pyramid in background. “ La Victoire et la Paix couronnent 
 ce Héros.” [Engraved by Berthet.] 12mo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 NAPOLEON, full length in general’s uniform, high boots, &c., right hand 
 
 in- vest, to one side a drum on which rest his hat and a plan, in 
 background a grenadier marches towards a tent. On India Dee 
 Signed “F. 8.” 12mo. 
 
 Napoueon, full length, embroidered coat, hat and boots, sash, right arm 
 outstretched, 2 small cannon being fired in background. Stipple. P 
 Bouillon del., T. V. Poll sculp. 12mo. 
 
- 
 
 3580. NAPOLEON, full length, long coat, hands behind back (center), Prince 
 ape: Eugéne bust (left), bust of another general on right. Line and 
 fe. - stipple. Proof before all letters.. Oblong. 12 mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, the same, another state of plate. 
 . Naporzon, full length in uniform. Etching. Gautherot pinxt. 12mo. 
 . NapoLEon, the same. India paper. Proof before all letters. * 
 
 . Napoueon, full length in uniform, standing before tents, &c. Line 
 and stipple. Chasselat del., Prot sculp. 12mo. Pans; ind. 
 
 . Navorzon, full length, standing, arms folded in front. Line. Un- 
 signed. 12mo. — | 
 
 _N APOLEON, full length, arms folded, standing and watching army. Line. 
 J.D. Bertaux. 12mo. 7 | | 
 
 : NApoEon, full length in uniform and great coat, standing by a fire of 
 ___ logs, arms behind back, soldier near by. Etching. Proof before all 
 - letters. 12mo. = 
 
 588. Naporxon, full length in uniform, right hand in vest, standing on 
 shore. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 aN. apoleon, full length in uniform, standing at open window with right 
 hand upraised, in the attitude of addressing people below. Wash 
 drawing. Unsigned. 12mo. | 
 
 mad 
 0. Napotxon, full length in circle, military coat and sash, holding sword 
 in both hands, seated figure of Minerva beside him, ships and castle 
 in background. “Je Jure sur ce Fer, de venger la Patrie—Et du 
 despote Anglais, punir la perfidie.” [Engraved by Berthet.] 12mo. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 : NAPOLEON, full length in uniform and long coat, being carried through 
 the air by 2 angels. Colored plate. Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 . Napoxzon, full length in uniform, arms folded. “Notice sur Na- 
 poléon.” In colors. 16mo. Bruxelles, n.d. 
 
 . Naporeon, full length in uniform, standing in room facing an old man 
 with arms outstretched. | From a work by Wieland.| V.H. Schnorr 
 fecit, 1809. Aquatint von T. B. Hossel. In colors. 16mo. 
 
 . Napoxeon, full length in uniform, ascending a stairway, hat in hand, 
 - meeting Marie Louise and ladies, statue in niche in background. 
 “ Napoleon at Weimar,” Unsigned. In colors. 16mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, small full length in great coat. right hand in vest, standing 
 beside a hut. Etching. A. Morizot, sculp. India paper. 18mo. 
 
 . Navorron, the same, but showing fuller details. Proof before all let- 
 ters. 
 
 . Navorteon, full length, standing, left knee bent, left hand in vest, gaz- 
 ing over encampment. Line. Proof before all letters. 24mo. 
 
35098. 
 
 3599. 
 3600. 
 
 3601. 
 
 3602. 
 3603. 
 
 3604. 
 3605. 
 
 5606. 
 3607. 
 
 3608. 
 
 3609. 
 
 3610. 
 
 Napo.EoNn, full length in uniform, seated in chair before a portrait of 
 the Duc De Reischtadt, “ offert par les compagnons de son exil.” 
 Line. N. Maurin inv., A. Marche dis. e ine. 1834. 4to.; another 
 full length, standing before portrait of his son. Treatment similar. 
 “ Napoleon’s Thriine.” V. Sieglander, pinxt. Lithograph. Folio. 
 (2 pieces. ) Wien, n.d. 
 
 Napoueon. “ La prise de tabac,” and “ Napoléon sur la Colonne,” both 
 contairing full length figures. Lithographs. 4to. 2 pieces. 
 
 NapoteoNn, three different portraits in royal robes, after statues by 
 Roland Chaudet, ete. Line engravings. 4to. 3 pieces. 
 
 Napoteon, full length in uniform on quay, “ Escape from Elba, 1815.” 
 Drawn by Goubaud. London, 1822. In colors. Oblong 12mo; In 
 death, half length in uniform, St. Helena. London, n.d. Fenner sc. 
 Oblong 12mo; “In the Arab’s Tent.” Without letters. In colors. 
 12mo. (3 pieces.) 
 
 Napo.eon, 3 full lengths in uniform. All colored. 8vo. 3 pieces. 
 
 Napotzon, full length in uniform, in colors; three-quarter length of 
 Napoleon II., looking at sculpture bust of his father; and another. 
 ‘In colors. 8vo and 12mo. Together, 3 pieces. } 
 
 Napoueon, full length in military school uniform, marking on wall 
 with chalk (2 copies, 1 tinted) ; another design, similar, but mark- 
 ing on wall with bayonet tip. Charlet. Lithograph. Folio. 3 
 pieces. ‘ 
 
 Napo eon, full length in uniform. “ Derniers Adieux a sa Famille” ; 
 bust in centre of a group of the “ Famille Impériale’” (14 busts) ; 
 another in similar group. Unsigned. Mezzotint, stipple, &e. Folio 
 and 4to. 3 pieces. | 
 
 NAPOLEON, outline full length, from a statue; half length in uniform 
 (colored by hand). London, 1825; and 2 others. 8vo and 12mo. 
 Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 Napoueon, full length in uniform (probably at Elba), colored by hand; 
 full length in uniform. A. Boilly, se. J. Boilly, del. In colors. 
 Representation of his tomb, etc. 4to and 8vo. ‘Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 Napoueon, full length in groups (5 scenes). Music title page. Litho- 
 graph. 4to; bust, with another. Etching. 4to; full length in royal 
 robes, and other costumes, (4 figures). Etching. Oblong 12mo; 
 with 9 others, each with description and designation. 4to. 4 pieces. — 
 
 NAPorron, “1814,” after Meissonier; after the statue in bronze by Ar- 
 mand le Veel; and 2 others, lithographs, etc. 4to and 8vo, Together, 
 4 pieces. 
 
 NapouEon, 2 full length, 1 proof before all letters, 2 full busts. One 
 on India paper. 8vo and 12mo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
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 3611. 
 
 3612. 
 3613. 
 
 3614, 
 
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 3618. 
 3619. 
 P3620. 
 
 d621. 
 
 3622. 
 
 3617. 
 
 Napo.eon, full length, at Fontainebleau; full bust, with facsimiles of 
 ® signatures, view of Porto Farrajo in colors, and map of Elba on 
 same sheet, and another (proof on India paper), and another. 4to. 
 Together, 4 pieces. | Ze 
 
 Napo.eon, four different full length, at St. Cloud, 1802; from “ Regne 
 de Napoleon,” and 2 others. 8vo and 12mo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 NApo.eon, four different full length. C. Warren sculp.; F. Sautter sc., 
 and 2 others. 4to and 12mo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 N. APOLEON, full length in uniform, standing in the Tuileries and facing 
 
 mob on the wall of garden. Etching, proof before all letters. India 
 paper. Small 4to; medallion head, with that of Josephine. Line. 
 16mo; “ Napoleona na Ostrow-Helenn.” ‘Tinted lithograph. Small 
 folio; “ Incendie de Moscow.” Etching. Small 4to. (4 pieces.) 
 
 NApouEon, (1) four full length, one on horseback, all in uniform, on 
 one sheet; La Sentinelle en défaut, On n’passe pas, Aprés vous, Sire, 
 Napoléon méditant. Line. Each 16mo. Unsigned. Paris, n.d.; 
 (2) Napoleon, Alexander I. and 5 other figures, with lion, ship, &c. 
 Line. Unsigned proof before all letters. 4to. (2 pieces.) (Small 
 hole burned in 1 margin.) ~ 
 
 . Napoueon, full length, royal robes. Bovinet sc., Huat del. 3 full bust, 
 
 one mezzotint by Levachez, and others. 8vo and 12mo. Together, 5 
 
 pieces; | 
 
 NAPOLEON, five different full length, as First Consul; in royal robes; at 
 St. Helena; inspecting the troops; and with the Pope at Fontaine- 
 bleau. 4to and 8vo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 Naponeon, five different full length (2 on India paper), including 
 First Consul, Statue de Napoleon, and 3 others. 8vo. Together, 5 
 pieces. 
 
 Naporzon, full length in uniform. Queverdo ainé sculp., Samson 
 del. (margins cut away) ; full length in uniform. Lithograph after 
 unsigned sketch, and 3 others. 4to and 8vo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 Napoteon, full length in uniform, after Charlet. Lithograph; full 
 length in uniform. Adam sculpt., J. Potier delt. (2 states, 1 un- 
 finished proof), and another. ‘Together, 5 pieces. 8vo and 12mo. 
 
 Naporron, full length in uniform, arms folded. Lithograph. Folio; 
 another on same order. Folio; another, Folio; full length, seated 
 with child on couch. Lithograph. Folio; full length in uniform at 
 St. Helena. Lithograph. 12mo; bust with wreath. 12mo. 6 pieces. 
 
 Napoxxoy, full length (in the Alps) ; full length on wooden bridge; 
 bust in uniform; and others. Stipple, lithograph, etc. 4to and 12mo. 
 Together, 6 pieces. 
 
3624. 
 
 3630. 
 
 3633. 
 3634. 
 36309. 
 
 3636. 
 
 \ 
 
 . Napouron, full length in uniform under trees. Lithograph. Folio. 
 
 1816; miniature full length on rock, &. Line. 8vo; “ Historia de 
 Camaralzaman, &c.” On steel. Unsigned. 16mo; full length at 
 St. Helena. Etching. Coupé. 8vo; full length, “ De Twee Na- 
 poleons......% brons ..-.... pleister-’ , C, \C:ieeiereeee 
 full length against a cannon, hands in pocket. [By Mr. Hook, &c.| 
 4to. 6 pieces. | 
 
 Napo.eon, full length, with soldiers at the Danube. Mezzotint; death- . 
 bed scenes, (2); outline, full length, signed J. D. L.; and others. 
 Ato and 8vo. Together, 6 pieces. 
 
 ; NapotEon, full length, at Fontainebleau; in prison; at school; at Ar- 
 
 = COLe, and 2 others. S8yo and 1emo, ‘Together, 6 pieces. 
 
 . NAPoLEon, six different full-length—as First Consul, at Fon tuincbicane 
 
 in a forest, and 3 others (3 India paper). 8vo and 12mo. To- 
 gether, 6 pieces. | 
 
 . Napoueron, six different full chet on rock, atile scene beneath: 
 
 gravé par F. Simon, and 4 others. 8vo and 12mo. Together, 6 
 pieces. 
 
 . Naponeon, “Le Prisonnier.” Ransonnette sc.; as an infant (in 1769), 
 
 Burdet se., Raffet del., and 4 others. Together, 6 pieces. 
 
 Napo.EoN, full length, as First Consul; full length, as Emperor. » Vile 
 lerey sculp., Scheffer del., and 4 others, 8vo and 12mo. 
 pieces. 
 
 Napougon, full length in uniform; at St. Helena, full length in uni- 
 form. Follet sculp. Philippoteaux del.; and others. Line, ete. 
 8vo. Together, 7 pieces. 
 
 : NAPOLEON, in uniform, sitting in chair by table [in tent]). _“ Berech- 
 
 nungen.” In colors. Square 16mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, full length in Directory uniform with plumed hat and sash, 
 
 on a white charger, leading the forces of France against the enemy 
 upon the bridge at Arcola, Noy. 15, 1796. Mezzotint. In colors. 
 Large oblong folio. 
 
 This charge against the Austrians was led by Napoleon who had come 
 to the assistance of Augereau after that general had been repulsed by the 
 enemy a short time previous. 
 
 NAPOLEON, on horseback, at Austerlitz. Gravé par E. Rouargue, with 16 
 scenes on sides. Line engraving. Large folio. Darmstadt, n.d. 
 
 Napouton, “ At Austerlitz,” in uniform on horseback. Mezzotint in 
 colors. Gérard pinxt., Woolfe sculp. Folio. London, n.d. 
 
 Napo.ron, “ Napoléon a Austerlitz,’ on horseback. Woolfe sculp., 
 Gérard pinx. Mezzotint. Open letters. Small folio. London, n.d. 
 
 Napouron, “ Napoléon a Kylau” on horseback. Lithograph after Gros. 
 Small folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
3637, NAPOLEON, on ee hake plate stating that Napoleon is equal to “ Li- 
 
 ee; curgus, Cyrus, Alexander, Annibal, Cesar and Charlemagne com- 
 Pi bined. re Inventé et dessiné par F. Le Clerc, et gravé par M’lle. Des- 
 a "  sire...1806. Stipple. Folio. 
 
 3688. Napo.eon, “ Bonaparte, Premier Consul de iss Resatlione Tedncaice? 
 ae in uniform, on horseback. Line engraving. In colors. Folio. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 3639. nner “ Napoléon, Premier pceee des Francois, Roi d’Italie a 
 la téte de sa Suite,” all on horseback. D. Berger fecit. 1806, Study 
 del. Stipple in brown. Folio. 
 
 a 3640. “Napotron, on. horseback. Mezzotint. Unsigned. Small folio (dam- 
 
 ae aged in places). : : Paris, n.d. 
 
 a 3641. Napoueon, on horseback, saddle and part of uniform colored. Litho- 
 | ee perephy Folio. | [ Paris, n.d. ] 
 
 3642. NApoLzon, on eae F. Done coulpt Hee cats Folio. Proof 
 before inscription. 
 
 z 3643. Napotgon, “ Napoléon au Feis de PIle Elbe,” on horseback. Le- 
 _’ - -vachez sculp., Vernet del. Lithograph. In colors. Folio. | 
 
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 3644. Napotzon, “ De vlugt van Napoleon Bonaparte met zyne Adjudanten, 
 van het Slagveld Waterloo,” on horseback. D. Sluyter sculp., J. 
 Kamphuyzen delin. Stipple. Folio. Amsterdam [ca. 1816] 
 
 3645. NapoLEon, in uniform, on horseback. Colored poster issued by the 
 Century Magazine, June, 1895, designed by E. Grasset. Folio. 
 
 3646. NApoLEon, “ Buonaparte, Premier Consul de la République frangaise 
 dans son grand Costume,” on horseback. Line engraving. In colors. 
 Folio. 
 
 3647. NapoLeon, “ Souvenirs de Napoleon,” containing portrait in uniform, 
 on horseback, with 18 compartments of battle scenes. Dessiné a la 
 plume par L. Kramp. Jithograph. Open letters on India paper. 
 Folio. 
 
 36474. NAPOLEON, original pencil drawing of the statue of Napoleon on 
 horseback, by Barye. Folio. - 
 
 3648. NAPOLEON, in uniform, no hat, on horseback. Line engraving, unsigned. 
 In colors. Folio. 
 
 3649, NAPOLEON, in uniform, on horseback, receiving Gen. Mack at the sur- 
 render of Ulm. French lithograph (slight stains). Folio. 
 
 3650. NapoLron, “ Schlacht bei, Austerlitz am 2ten December 1805,” on horse- 
 back. Lithograph, colored by hand. Folio. Berlin, n.d. 
 
 3651. NAPOLEON, in uniform, on prancing horse, without the walls of a fort, 
 soldiers, tent, &c. In colors. Unsigned. Oblong 4to. London, 1815 | 
 
 3652. N APOLEON, “Napoleon Buonaparte in his retreat from Leipsic.” Wood 
 engraving. 4to. London, (ca.) 1816 
 
 3653. NAPOLEON, “ Bonaparte, Premier Consul,” on horseback. Stipple. Un- 
 signed. Ato. 
 
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 3654, NAPpoLnon, with Marie Louise about to enter the cathedral for the mar- 
 Tiage ceremony, many other figures near. Line engraving. Un- 
 finished proof before all letters, on India paper. 4to, 
 
 — 8655. Napotron, “ Napoléon I franchissant le Sommet du St. Bernard,” in 
 
 i uniform, on horseback, soldiers in background. Gravé par rae 
 
 d’apres le tableau célébre peint par David. Aquatint in colors, 4to. 
 Berlin, 1808 
 
 te ¢ 56. N APOLEON, “ Buonaparte’s Weltherrschaft ein Ruckblick in die Vergan- 
 _-——s genheit,” in uniform, on horseback. 4to. 7 
 
 - 3657. Napoteon, “ Bonaparte, Général en “chet de PArmée Francoise en 
 Italie,” on horseback. Line engraving. Unsigned, 4to ace cut 
 away). 
 
 . NapoLeon, on horseback. Lith. v. A. Boehden, Berlin. Tinted. 4to. 
 
 ) _ NAporgon, i Napoleon en 1815.” Lithograph after Horace Vernet. 
 India paper, open letters. 4to. 
 
 eee 
 J 1 
 
 . NapoLzon, on horseback. A. H. Payne, Charlet del. Line engraving, 
 open letters. 4to. _ 
 
 . Napoigon, in ‘uniform on horseback, Piogtech on India paper after a 
 pen and ink drawing. 4to. ~ 
 
 . Napotron, “ L’Empereur en Campagne” on horseback. Lithograph 
 after Charlet. Ato. 
 
 . NapoLEon, on horseback. Curious portrait after an unsigned pen and 
 ink drawing. Ato. 
 
 NAPOLEON, on horseback. Gravé Var rés un Croquis de Carle Vernet, 
 ; p q 
 
 3664, 
 } par N. Schenker. Stipple, folio, margins cut away. 
 
 a thes. Napotron, “The Flight of Napoleon from [Leipzig] .” Mezzotint, 
 ee folio, margins and portion of inscription cut ae By 
 
 = 3666. NApotEoy, « as First Consul, on horseback, lithograph. Unsigned. Open 
 a3 letters. Folio. 
 
 = 3667. Napotzon, “ Reddition d’Ulm le 20 octobre 1805,” Napoleon on horse- 
 os back receiving General Mack. Gravé par Roemhild. Mezzotint. 4to. 
 oe 3668. NapoLnon, in uniform on horseback, in a view of the “ Bataille et Pas- 
 
 ae sage du Tagliamento.” Etched plate. Martinet, del. Tajet, sculp. 
 Oblong Ato. 
 
 3669. Napotzon, “ Arrivé de nippiéen dans l’Ile d’Elbe” [also in German 
 and Italian], in uniform, “ Code Napoléon,” under right arm, etc. 
 Line engraving, unsigned, in colors. 4to. 
 
 3670. Napornon, “ Ces pigeons-la c’est bien de la viande de caréme,’ ’ contain- 
 ing full length portrait, three line description with reference to the 
 enemy’s camp, ete. Mezzotint, colored by hand (slightly damaged 
 in places). 4to. 
 
671. 
 3672. 
 
 3673. 
 3674. 
 3675. 
 
 3676. 
 3677. 
 
 3678. 
 3679. 
 3680. 
 
 3681. 
 
 Napoteon, “Le songe de Napoléon,” containing two full length por- 
 traits. Line engraving. In colors. 4to. 
 
 NapoLEoN, in uniform, on horseback, plan of battle and spyglass in 
 hands. Colored lithograph. C. Oerel. Oblong 4to. 
 
 NAPOLEON, in uniform, on horseback. In colors. 8vo. 
 NapoLeon, on horseback. Rosmaslar gest. C. Vernet gez. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, equestrian, in uniform with hat, horse at full gallop, left 
 hand holding reins, pees extended. Woodcut. Unsigned. In col- 
 OTe a AMO: 
 
 NapoLEon, on horseback, after Horace Vernet. Two states, both be- 
 fore inscription. 8vo. 2 pieces. 
 
 Napo.eon, on horseback, in uniform. _ Line and stipple. Unsigned. 
 16mo. 
 
 Napoueon, “ Napoléon i la Bataille d’Austerlitz, le 2 Décembre 1805. a 
 Gravé par E. Rouargue, line engraving; on horseback. T. Dickson 
 sculp. Line and stipple. London 1817. 2 pieces. 
 
 NapoLEon, on horseback, outline plate. Unsigned; on horseback, line 
 engraving. Unsigned, London 1815, ong another, 4to and 8vo. To- 
 gether, 3 pieces. 
 
 Napotxon, four different portraits on horseback, after Charlet, David, 
 ete. All in colors, either aegis J) or woodcuts. 4to and 12mo. 
 Together, 4 pieces. : 
 
 NaApoLeon, on horseback, lithograph after Charlet; “ Bonaparte at St. 
 Helena.” London, 1816, and two others, 4to and 8vo. Together, 4 
 pieces. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, on horseback. Buccinelli inc.; full length, royal robes; and 
 
 2 others, one on India paper, 4to and 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, various, all on horseback, after David, de Rancy, etc. 8vo. 
 
 Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 . NApoLEoN, on horseback. P. Adam, sculp. C. Vernet, pinxt. Proof 
 
 on India paper; on horseback, outline plate. Unsigned; on horse- 
 back 1810, and another, 4to and 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, a series of portraits on horseback, at St. Helena, Mont. St. 
 
 Bernard, etc. 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, a series of portraits on horseback, in Russia. (after Meis- 
 
 sonier), at Mont. St. Jean, etc. 4to and 12mo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, a series of portraits on horseback, from a statue, ete. 4to 
 
 and 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 . Napoleon, on horseback, woman about to hand him a letter. Mezzo- 
 
 tint (margins cut away); ‘On ne passe pas,’ full length; arising 
 from the tomb, and another. 4to, ete. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
ee ere NM ges 
 
 3689. NapoLeon, medallion, with explanation; bust in uniform, unsigned; on 
 | 5. horseback. Lithograph after Vernet, and 2 others. 8vo. and 12mo. 
 Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 3690. NAPOLEON, on horseback (3): ; one after Charlet; and 2 others. All dif- 
 ferent. 4to and 8vo. eae 5 Pieces. 
 
 3691. NAporon, head, full length, &e., in groups, chiefly, with Maria Louisa 
 
 Ps. and others, including a full length, colored, in uniform on Es 
 % f Line, lithograph, &c. Various sizes. (7 pieces). | 
 
 aa — 8692. Napornon, full length in “uniform, wearing hat, hand at breast, facing 
 
 F | left. Line engraving. Unsigned. Proof before letters. Also Na- 
 
 poleon’s cocked hat, probably executed by the same engraver. 2 pieces. 
 
 The above and following lot are said to be the smallest portraits of 
 _. Napoleon ever engraved, measuring as they do about ees of an 
 inch by half an inch, the hats being very slightly larger. 
 
 } - 3693. NAPOLEON. ‘The companion portrait to the preceding, facing right, also 
 , a another representation of the cocked hat. 2 pieces. 
 
 3694. NAPOLEON, miniature bust, in uniform, long hair, no hat, with floral 
 oval. Gaetano Zancon inv. et incidit. Line. Ato. 
 
 3695. NAPOLEON, miniature full length in uniform, arms folded, wearing 
 cocked hat, tents, etc., in background. Prot sculp., Chasselat del. 
 Stipple. Printed j in colors. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 i 3696. NAPOLEON, ‘miniature full length in uniform, hand at breast, cocked hat 
 near by, also on same sheet full length portrait of Louis XVII. Bos- 
 selman [sculp. |. Stipple. Both printed in colors. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 3697. NapoLEON, curious double portrait, as Napoleon and Hussein Pascha. 
 Stipple. _Unsigned. In colors. 12mo. 
 
 ef. 3698. ‘ines full length in several miniatures, other generals on horse- 
 back, 5 small scenes on 1 sheet. 12mo. Proof before all letters. 
 
 3699. NAPoLEoN, miniature full length, in uniform, left hand at breast, 
 cocked hat on stool. Bosselman sc. Stipple. 12mo. 
 
 ~ 3700. NApo.ueon, the same, seat before inscription, with full margins. 12mo. 
 
 _— 3701. NApoLEon, miniature full length in uniform, with other army figures, 
 eagle of France above, crowned, and with laurel branch in beak, &c. 
 “Je reprend mon bonnet et je te laisse ta Calotte.” Line. In 
 colors. 12mo (badly creased). 
 
 3702. NAPOLEON, miniature full length in uniform, arms folded in front. 
 Line. Proof before all letters. 16mo. 
 
 3703. NApoueon, full length in miniature, uniformed, and seated on chair by 
 table, palette, eagle, &c. on ground, 2 angels above, one crowning 
 
 him with the endless serpent. “ Rien qui fit comparable a lui; 
 Car il a dit, et il a été.” Colored plate. Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
3704. NApoLEON, miniature full length in uniform and great coat, arms_ 
 
 folded behind back, standing on shore. Etching. Proof before all 
 letters. 16mo. 
 
 3705. NAPOLEON, the same, another state of the plate. 
 
 3706. NAPOLEON, miniature full length in uniform, arms folded, standing on 
 a rock. On steel. Proof before letters. 16mo. 
 
 3707. NAPoLEON, miniature full length in uniform, standing, with gray coat 
 and cocked hat. Stipple. In colors. Wide margins. 16mo. 
 
 3708. NAPOLEON, miniature full length in uniform and great coat, arms be- 
 hind back, standing before a fire of logs. Stipple. Proof before all 
 letters. 16mo. 
 
 3709. NAPOLEON, miniature full length on horseback, galloping, right arm 
 outstretched. Wash drawing. Unsigned. 16mo. ~ 
 
 3710. NAPOLEON, miniature full length in uniform, arms folded in front. 
 Line. Proof before all letters. 16mo. 
 
 3711. NAPOLEON, miniature full length in uniform, and another (2 on sheet). 
 Line. H. Sculp. 16mo. 
 
 3712. NapoLEon, miniature full length in great coat, standing under ae 
 trees. Etching. Unsigned. 24mo. 
 
 3713. NApoLeon, full length miniature as General in Chief [in the field, with 
 tents in background]. Unsigned. In colors. 24mo. 
 
 3714. NAPOLEON, miniature full length in uniform, arms behind back. Stip- 
 ple. Proof before all letters. 24mo. 
 
 3715. NAPoLEON, miniature full length in uniform and great coat standing 
 under a cypress tree. Gravé sur l’acier d’aprés H. Walrode. 24mo. 
 
 3716. NAPOLEON, miniature full length in uniform, arms folded, in circle. 
 Stipple. 32mo. 
 
 3717. NAPOLEON, miniature full length in uniform, within a circle, arms 
 
 folded, standing. Stipple. Unsigned. In colors. 32mo, mounted 
 
 to royal 8vo. 
 
 BATTLE SCENES, VIEWS OF PLACES CONNECTED WITH THE 
 LIFE OF NAPOLEON, &C., THE GREATER NUMBER CONTAIN- 
 ING PORTRAITS OF HIM. 
 
 3718. Napotxon. “ Napoléon aux Pyramides,” containing full length por- 
 trait. In colors. Large folio. 
 
 3719. NapotEon. “ Napoleon a Essling, 22 Mai, 1909.” Scene shortly before 
 
 death of Marshal Lannes. J. B. Thiebault sc. In colors. Large. 
 
 folio. 
 
 Paige aa Se ee Ge FS ae ey 
 
3720. 
 
 BTL, 
 
 3730. 
 
 3731, 
 
 3732. 
 
 3733. 
 
 2 eee ore! ee ey 
 + i bal 
 
 Napotxon. “ Precipitated Flight of the French through Leipsic pur- 
 sued by the Allied Armies.” 19th of October, 1813. In colors. 
 Folio. : London, 1815 
 
 NapoLtEon. “ Conveying the French Cannon from the field of battle ” 
 [ Waterloo] on the 24th of July, 1815. In colors. Folio. 
 London, 1814 
 
 . Naporzon, the Battle of Marengo, representing that period when 
 
 General Desaix, mortally wounded, is expiring in the arms of the 
 _ son of Consul Lebrun and when Bonaparte is reanimating the soldiers 
 to return to the charge. Engraved by N. Schiavonetti, after D. 
 Pellegrini. Stipple. Large folio. London, 1802 
 
 . Napotron At Eyav, visiting with his generals on the morning of 
 
 , Aa 9th. [Feb., 1807]. Alfred Lucas sculpt., Gros. pinx. Large 
 olio. a 
 
 . Naporzon. “ Trait de clémence de Napoléon,” containing full length 
 
 portraits of Napoleon, in uniform, with hat, also full length figure 
 of Princess Hatzfeld who is pleading with Napoleon, who orders her 
 to burn the letter which will thus do away with all proof of her 
 husband’s guilt. Gravé par T*** M***, dessiné par Bouchet. Mezzo- 
 tint. Folio. 
 
 . Napotzon, “ Napoléon 4 V’Ile d’Elbe,” containing full length portrait, 
 
 in wniform, no hat, about to place a floral crown on the head of a 
 kneeling nanan [the Countess Walewska?]. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, in uniform, seated at table, writing, in a part of library. 
 
 [Letter to the King of England relative to the Peace of Europe. | 
 Lithograph. M.S, fct. 1833. Folio. 
 
 . Napotzon. View of Rosiére in colors. Folio. 1815 
 . Napotzon. View of Moscow in colors. Folio. 1816 
 
 . Naponzon. “ Zusammenkunft der Kaiser Napoleon und Alexander 
 
 und des Konigs Friedrich Wilhelm III. zu Tilsit in Pavillon auf 
 dem Niemen, an 26 Junius 1807,” Getuscht von Jugel, Gezeichnet 
 von Wolft. Stipple in brown. Folio, with small margins, some- 
 what stained and small hole in portion of margin. Berlin, n.d. 
 
 Napotron. “ Representation of the Coronation of Napoleon,” (con- 
 taining portraits of Josephine, Murat, Pius VI. and others). Stip- 
 ple. R. Hicks sculpt. Folio, margins cut away. [ London, 1804] 
 
 NApoLeon, Mémoire de la Grande Armée. (Representation of the 
 Battles. of Napoleon as depicted on the Column in the Place Ven- 
 déme.) Lithograph. Large folio. 
 
 NapoLEon, Place Vendéme (with view of the column). Salathé SC., 
 Gavard del. Folio. 
 
 NAPOLEON, view of the “Colonne de la Grande Armée.” line. Un- 
 signed. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
3734, 
 
 3743, 
 
 3744, 
 
 3745. 
 
 3746. 
 
 3VA4%, 
 3748. 
 
 3749, 
 
 Napouron, “ Bonaparte a la bataille d’Arcole le 27 Brumaire an V.” 
 three-quarter length in uniform, holding standard in left hand, 
 
 sword in right. Gravé 4 Milan par J. Longhi 1798, peint ie Le- 
 
 Gros. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 . Napotnon,:“ Napoléone 4 Waterloo,” full length in uniform. Litho- 
 
 graphed in colors. Folio. 
 
 . NapoLeon, Vue de la Colonne et de la Place Vendéme. Colored litho- 
 
 graph after Arnout. Folio. 
 
 . Napotron, “ Bivouac d’Austerlitz,” and another scene [proof, no in- 
 
 scription], both containing full length portraits. cae so after 
 Webert, etc. Folio. 2 pieces. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, receiving Francis II. after the battle of Auaertae Line 
 
 engraving. Unsigned. Folio, margins cut away. 
 
 . Napoueon, “ Visite 4 St. Denis le 30 Juillet 1830,” (containing full 
 
 length portraits of Napoleon and Louis Philippe). Lith. de Engel- 
 mann. 4to. 
 
 . Naroneon, “ Trait de Générosité,” containing full length portrait in 
 
 uniform. Mezzotint. Unsigned, 4to. 
 
 . Napoteon II. “Le portrait du duc de Reichstadt.” A. Marchi dis., H. 
 
 ine. 1834. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 . Napoeon, “ Féte donnée a Bonaparte, au palais National du Direc- 
 toire, aprés le traité de Formio” [Dec. 9, 1797]. Berthault sculp., 
 
 Cane del. Line. 4to. 
 
 Napotron, “S. M. Le Roy de Rome a été baptisé le 9 Juin, 1811,” 
 
 etc., containing full length portrait, also of Marie Louise, and many 
 others. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 NaApouEon, l’Auguste Prince Roi de Rome, né au Palais des Tuileries, 
 le 20 Mars 1811, présenté a sa Majesté Napoléon le Grand,” ete. 
 Ato. 
 
 NAPOLEON, maps of Europe and special sections thereof, with map of 
 Egypt. Neele, sculp. In colors. Oblong folio, hinged on linen. 
 
 (12 pieces.) London, 1808. 
 
 NAPOLEON, maps and plans of Campaigns, &c., with several of Corsica, 
 Elba, United States and others. Engraved by Tardieu, &c. Various 
 
 sizes. (8 pieces.) Paris; aie ev.d 
 
 Napo.teon, “Derniers moments de Napoléon.” Mezzotint. 4to. 
 
 NAPOLEON, hats, 8 in all, in three scenic sections. ‘“‘ Les huit époques 
 de Napoléon, par un peintre (histoire.” Steuben pinxt., Ch, Bou- 
 vier sc. Etching. 4to. 
 
 NAPpoLEon. Entrée de Bonaparte premier Consul 4 Anvers. Etching 
 
 on India paper, after Wandbreq. 4to. 
 
. Napoteon, full length in uniform leading the charge at Montenesino 
 [1796]. “Aux défenseurs de la Patrie. ” Line. _Wicat inven. et 
 fecit. Oblong 4to. ote Florentiae, n.d. 
 
 . Napoeon, “ Bonaparte a Jaffa en Heypte. ” Gravé par Lefevre, peint 
 | par Gros. Line engraving. 4to. | 
 
 . NApoLEon [“Féte a Milan” ], containing full length portraits of Na- 
 poleon, and others. Lith. de C. Motte. Proof before letters. 4to. 
 
 . NAPoLEOoN, Bivouac Frangais, Veille rae Bauvinet SC., Be 
 Gérard pinx. line engraving. 4to. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, Bataille de Waterloo. Engraved by Lalaisse after Young. 
 Ato. 
 
 >. NapoEon, “ Napoleons Be ohcntheien” seated in carriage on his way 
 to Elba, wearing a Prussian soldier’s cap, an Austrian uniform, etc., 
 surrounded by a threatening crowd who are demanding their lost 
 
 ones. Inscription of 4 lines in German. In colors. 4to. 
 Nurnburg, n.d. 
 
 . NAPouLEoN, “ Retreat of the French from Moscow;” “The Emperor 
 Alexander, &e. at the battle of Dresden, where General Moreau re- 
 ceived his death wound.” -Atkinson del., Dubourg sculpt. In 
 colors. Oblong 4to. 2 pieces. London ; Edw. Orme, 1813 
 
 . Napotxon, full length in uniform, left hand in vest, standing with 
 officers of the opposing forces around him, tent and tree. in back- 
 ground. “ Uebergabe von Madrid.” (Capitulation of Madrid, Dec. 
 4, 1808.) — Copperplate. Unsigned. In colors. Small 4to. 
 
 ‘ NAPouEon, “ Bonaparte’s flight in disguise ....” Russia, 1812. Aqua- 
 tint in colors, after Atkinson. 4to. | London, 1813 
 
 . NAPOLEON, “Marie Louise painting the portrait of Napoleon,” (full 
 length, standing). Colored ete ee after Menjaud. 4to. 
 Paris, 1894 
 
 . NApoueon, “ La Belle Alliance.” View taken on the spot, June 25th by 
 _ E. Walsh. J. C. Stadler sculp. London; Ackermann, 1815; “ Vue 
 
 de la Ferme de la Belle Alliance,” drawn 2 days after the battle of 
 _ Waterloo. Unsigned. Paris, n.d. Both in colors. Oblong 4to. 
 
 . Napotzon, “ Triumphzug Napoleons in Moscau d. 14. Septbr. 1812.” 
 F. Namehfielf sc. Line engraving in colors. 4to. Nurnburg, n.d. 
 
 . Napoueon. “ Ah mon pére,” Napoleon II. pointing to silhouetted por- 
 trait of his father on wall. In colors. 4to. 
 
 . Napoteon. “ Alexanders and Napoleons erste Schritte zum allgemeinen 
 Frieden.” C. J. Dessier del. et sc. In colors. 4to. 
 
 . Napotzon, “Napoleon Bonaparte, Bataille d’Arcole gagnée le 25. 
 Brumaire an. 5me.” Gravé par Piroli, peint par Gros. Mezzotint. 
 
 Ato. 
 
3765. 
 
 3766. 
 S767. 
 3768. 
 
 3769. 
 
 3770. 
 
 3771. 
 
 OV02. 
 30193. 
 
 VTA. 
 
 3775. 
 
 Napotgon, “ Napoléon blesé devant Ratisbonne,” full length in uniform, 
 
 wounded in the foot, but about to again mount his horse, officers - 
 
 standing near. Line engraving, colored by hand. 4to. 
 
 Napotzon, “Das grosse Schachspiel im Jahr 1813,” containing full 
 length figure, royal robes. 4 figures surrounding. In colors. 4to. 
 
 Napo.ron, “Les adieux de Fontainebleau,” full length in uniform, 
 surrounded by officers. Mezzotint. 4to. | 
 
 NapotEeon, “ Buonapartes feige Flucht nach der Schlacht von la belle 
 Alliance.” Line. In colors. 4to. 
 
 NapoLeon, “Die Schlacht bei La Belle Alliance, den 18 Juny [June], 
 1815. “Spirited view of the battle, showing portion of the figure of 
 Napoleon (central background) in uniform with cocked hat; in fore- 
 
 ground, full length figures of Wellington and [probably] Grouchy. | 
 
 Line. Unsigned. In colors. 4to. 
 
 NapoLteon, “ Bonaparte am Kronungstage,” full length, royal robes, 
 
 wreath of laurel. F. G. E. nach Isabey. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 NapouEon, “ Napoleon, when first Consul, & Madame Josephine in the. 
 
 garden at Malmaison.” Drawn and engraved by George Cruikshank. 
 In colors. S8vo. (Date and imprint cut away.) [From Ireland’s 
 Life of Napoleon, 1823, etc. | 
 
 Napotron. “Bataille de Waterloo.” Engraved by Lalaisse after Young. 
 Ato. 
 
 Napoteon, “ Clementia Napoleonis-Magni,” full length, ordering the 
 Princess Hatzfeldt to burn the letter. Desmoulins, sculp. Barrois 
 del. Line. 8vo. 
 
 Napo.Eon, full length, seated under a tree in school yard, scholars and 
 building in background. “ Der junge Bonaparte dichtet eine Fabel.” 
 In colors. 16mo. (Stained.) 
 
 NAPOLEON, in eight scenes entitled “ Democracy; or a Sketch of the 
 Life of Buonaparte.” Each scene 12mo, 4 on sheet. Unsigned, but 
 in the manner of Gillray. Line. Folio. (Portions of, 2 plates 
 somewhat damaged.) 2 pieces. [ London, n.d. | 
 
 . Napoteon, “ Passage du Pont d’Arcole.” “ Reddition d’Ulm le 20 
 
 Octobre 1805.” Mezzotints. 4to. 2 pieces. 
 
 . NAPOLEON. “Passage de Mineio.” Lithograph after Gudin, also another 
 
 view of one of Napoleon’s battles (unnamed). Lithograph after 
 Decampf. Folio. 2 pieces. 
 
 . Napoteon, “ L’Indicateur Général, 1833,” containing 12 full length 
 portraits of Napoleon, from the age of 11 years when he com- 
 
 manded the snowball fight at Brienne, to St. Helena. Large folio. 
 
 ‘9. NAPOLEON, another copy, repaired. 
 
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 8780. 
 
 3785. 
 3786. 
 3787. 
 3788. 
 | 3789. 
 
 8790. 
 
 3791. 
 
 3792. 
 
 Napotxon, “Coronation of Napoleon,” two different scenes in colors. 
 4to. (2 pieces.) ; 
 
 Napoiron, “Siege de Toulon,” and another scene [the latter proof 
 
 without inscription], both of which contain full length portraits, 
 one mounted, one standing. Lithographs, after Grenier. Folio. 
 2 pieces. 
 
 . NAPoLEon, three different representations of the Statue of Napoleon 
 
 in the Place Vendéme, 2 merely the figure, the other showing full 
 view of the statue. 4to and 8vo. ‘Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 . Napoueon, “ Enfance de Napoléon” [at Brienne]. Lithograph after 
 
 _ Vernet, also “ Entrevue de Napoleon et de Francois II apres la 
 bataille d’Austerlitz,” after Gros, and meeting with Francis II. [The 
 last 2 from the folio, Versailles Gallery.] Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 . Napoueon, “ Les adieus de ’/Empereur a son armée 4 Fontainebleau, le 
 
 20 Avril, 1814;” “ Adieux de Fontainebleau le 20 Avril, 1814.” 
 Guadagnini dis. e inc. 1832, and a / duiterent plate of same. 4to. 
 Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 Napo.eon, Mount St. Bernard, P6 River, Bridge of Lodi. Dessiné 
 par Carle Vernet. Oblong folio. ‘Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, “Bivouac de 8. M. V’Empereur, le ler Mars 1815.” Gray 6 
 par Levachez; and 2 others, one containing full en) portrait. Ato. 
 Mezzotint. | _ Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, “ Pe escisate du Mont S. Bernard.” Gravé par Jourdan, 
 peint par le Jeune. Line engraving. Small folio, and 2 others. 
 Together, 3 pieces. one 
 
 Napoizon, “ Passage du Mont Saint-Bernard,” “Départ de Armée 
 d’Orient pour l’Egypte,” and 2 others. Line engravings, ete. 4to 
 and 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. | 
 
 Naporron, “ Baptéme du Prince Louis Napoléon;” “ Acte de Renon- 
 ciation ” and 2 others. Together, 4 pieces. 4to and 8vo. 
 
 Napoteon, “ Trait de Bonté de ’Empereur,” full length in uniform; 
 
 tomb of Napoleon and symbolical bouquet on one sheet. Proof be- 
 fore all letters and another (in colors). 4to and 12mo. Together, 4 
 pieces. 
 
 Napoizeon, Aboukir, Pyramids, Sierra-Morena (where Dupont was de- 
 feated by the Spaniards). 4to, one in colors. ‘Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 Napo.eon, “The Grand Vizier’s Tent.” Colored. 1823. 4to; Clém- 
 ence de Napoléon.” Mezzotint. Unsigned. 4to; “ Pursuit of. the 
 French through Leipsic.” Colored. 1816. Oblong. 4to; “ With the 
 [Mamelukes]| at Jaffa.” Etched plate. (Remarque) Quervedo, 1821. 
 4to. 4 pieces. 
 
3793. 
 
 3794. 
 
 3795. 
 3796. 
 
 3V97, 
 
 3798. 
 
 3799, 
 3800. 
 3801. 
 
 3802. 
 
 3803. 
 
 Napoteon, three “Vues de Paris.’ Champs de Mars, Luxembourg, 
 “and Palais Royal. Unsigned. In colors. Paris, n.d. 4to; “ Walls of 
 the Kremlin.” London, 1813. In colors. Unsigned. 4to. 4 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, “ Convoi de Napoleon a l’ile Ste. Héléne Mai 1821” [in- 
 cluding many outline portraits]; unnamed scene, field of battle. 
 Napoleon seated in chair; Illustration of the favorite chair used by 
 Napoleon when at St. Helena. Folio. Lithograph, ete. Together, 
 4 pieces. , 
 
 NAPOLEON, view ot the column in the Place Vendéme, full length fig- 
 ures; Monument'at Verona, full length figure, and 2 others, both on 
 horseback, one on India paper. 4to and 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 “Napo.eon, “ Buonaparte pardonnant aux Revoltés du Caire ” ; “ Tentato 
 
 * assassinio di Napoleone ”’; and two others. 4to and 8vo. Together, 4 
 pieces. 
 
 NapoLEon. “En Prusse.” (Family scene). Mezzotint. Unsigned. 
 Paris, n.d. Oblong 4to; “ Passage de la Bidassoa.” Unsigned. Paris, 
 n.d., 4to; “ Der sechzehnte und achtzehnte Juny 1815.” 9 scenes on 
 etched plate. P. C. Geissler. J. Serz. 4to; With Josephine at Milan 
 giving jewels to a maiden. Lithograph. Unsigned. Paris, n.d. Ob- 
 long 4to. (4 pieces). 
 
 NapoLnon. “ Traité de Campo-Formio.” Etching. Cabasson, del. 
 Joanny, sc. Etching. 12mo; with young woman in. the forest. 
 “Sire, jaime Pierre.” Lithograph. Lecomte. Oblong 4to; “ Aimez- 
 vous le chocolate M. le Due?” (At Dantzig). Mezzotint. Un- 
 signed. Paris, n.d. Oblong 4to; Pulling the moustache of a soldier. 
 Mezzotint. Proof before letters. Oblong small 4to. (4 pieces). 
 
 NapoLeon. Four plates, each with 6 scenes and 2 portraits, represent- 
 ing battles, Egyptian views, &c. Lithographs. Par V. Adam. Folio. 
 4 pieces. 
 
 NapoLeon. “ Bonaparte’s winter Amusements at the Military school ” ; 
 “'L’Empereur dans son Cabinet aux Tuileries,” and 2 others. 4to and 
 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, “ Aeul’serste Ruhrung des Kaiser’s Napoleon heim Anblicke 
 des Marschall’s Lannes.” Lithograph. Also 2 outline plates (1) 
 “Napoleon and his generals,” (2) ‘“ Napoleon at Osterode.” Also 
 
 Napoleon’s mother from the statue by Canova. 4to. Together, 4 
 pieces. 
 
 NAPpoLeon, “ Journées des 13 et 10 Brumaire an VIII.”; “Séance du 
 
 Corps Legislatif a ’Orangerie de St. Cloud, apparition de Bonaparte,” 
 
 etc.; and 2 others, one unfinished proof before all letters. 4to and 
 8vo. ‘Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 NApoueon, “ Bonaparte au Conseil des Cing Cents” (in two states) ; 
 
 “ Bonaparte au Mont Sinai”; and another. 4to and 8vo. Together, 
 4 pieces. : 
 
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 3806. 
 
 3807. 
 
 3808. 
 
 3809. 
 
 NAPOLEON, “At the Field of May.” Line. G. M. Brchoe del> - Jia Ni: 
 N eaglem sc. (1816). 8vo; “ Morning of the 18th Brumaire.” Painted 
 by Schopin. Engraved by Sartain. New York, 1851. 4to; “ Entrée a 
 Berlin.” Etching. Unsigned. Paris, n.d. 12mo; “Tes Adieux.” Wood- 
 cut. India paper. 8vo. (4 pieces. ) | 
 
 Napoueon, four plates, each with a centre and surrounding ovals rep- 
 resenting scenes in his life. (2) Gravé par E. Wibaille. (2) Un- 
 signed. Mezzotints. Oblong 8vo. (4 pieces.) 
 
 Napouron, | At Grenoble]. “Si quelqu’un veut tuer son Empereur il 
 le peut, le voici.” Lithograph. Bruxelles, n.d. Oblong 4to; “ Canal 
 du Saint Quentin.” Etching. E. Charpentier, del. J. de Mare, se. 
 Paris, n.d. 4to; “ Napoleon and the young soldier.” “ Oui, je suis 
 Francais.” Lithograph. Oblong 4to; “A Tuilsitt.” Philippoteaux, 
 del. "Rebel, sc. 12mo. (4 pieces.) 
 
 Napo.eEon, Vue du Port et de la Rade de Boulogne, Embarquement des 
 Anglais en Hollande, Féte de Virgile 4 Mantoue, Mort du Prince 
 Louis de Prusse: Couché sculpt. Baugean del., etc. Oblong folio. 
 Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, On Board the Northumberland; Abdication of Napoleon; 
 Interview between the two Emperors; Siege of Dantzick. Pigeot 
 sculp. Couché fils, del., ete. Oblong folio. ‘Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 Napoueon, Dresden (2 different) (both containing portraits of Na- 
 poleon, one of Moreau, lying mortally wounded.) P. LeGrand sc., 
 Tessaert del; Mezzotints; and 3 others. 4to. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON receiving the keys of the city of Vienna. Nov. 13, 1805; 
 Meeting of Napoleon and Francis II. after Austerlitz (2 copies) [all 
 from the Versailles Gallery]; lithograph of the first named, and an- 
 other lithograph. All containing portraits of Napoleon. Folio. To- 
 gether, 5 pieces. 
 
 Napo.eon, Mantua, Revolt at Cairo, Corunna, 2 views (one in colors 
 after W. Heath), and another. 4to and 8vo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 NaApoLeon, Montenotte, Retreat of the French from Leipzig. Aquatint 
 in colors after Atkinson, and 3 others. 4to and 8vo. ‘Together, 5 
 pieces. 
 
 NAPoteon, Leipsic (Aquatint in colors after W. Heath), London, 1815; 
 German engraving of the same engagement, Montereau and 3 others. 
 4to and 8vo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 Napotron, Malmaison. On steel. Bourgeois, del. Perdoux, sculp. 
 Oblong 4to; Chateau d’Hougoumont. Lithograph. Bruxelles, n.d. 
 Ato; “ Ferme de la Haye-Sainte, Ht. St. Jean.” Lithograph. Brux- 
 elles. 4to; Palais Royal de Laeken. Lithograph in colors, Bruxelles, 
 n.d. 4to; “Ansicht von Malmaison bey Paris. Ermer, sc. In colors. 
 
 to. (5 pieces.) 
 
 Napoteon, On the Bellerophon: Views of his Surrender, &c. Line, &ec. 
 
 Various sizes. (5 pieces.) London, &e. v.d. 
 
3816. 
 
 3817. 
 
 3818. 
 
 3819. 
 
 3820. 
 
 3821. 
 
 3826. 
 
 Napo.ron, “Entrance of the Allies into Paris.” Warren, sc. 4to; 
 
 “Visite au tombeau du Grand Frédéric.” Mezzotint. Unsigned. 
 4to; “At Brienne.” Half tone. 8vo; “Maison de Kopernik a 
 Thorn.” Etching. T. Mielcarzewicz, del.. Adam Pilinski, sc. 
 Small 4to; “ At Jaffa.’ Etching. Gros, pinxt. Lefévre, sc. India 
 paper. Paris, n.d. 4to. (5 pieces.) 
 
 Napo.tron, “Am Grabe Friedrichs des Grossen.”- Line. Unsigned. 
 Oblong 4to; “ On n’passe pas.” Mezzotint. Unsigned. Paris, n.d. 
 Oblong 4to; “ Napoleon and the Italian soldier.” Carriére. Litho- 
 graph. [ Paris, n.d.] Folio; “ Clémence de Napoléon.” Mezzotint. 
 Unsigned. Paris, n.d. 4to; “Visitant les Orphelines.” Mezzotint. 
 Unsigned. Paris, n.d. 4to. (5 pieces.) 3 
 
 Napoueon, “ With the Princess e de L***.” Lithograph. Lecomte. 
 Paris, n.d. Oblong 4to “Apres vous, Sire.” Mezzotint. Un- 
 signed. Paris, n.d. 4to; “ Pardon, Excuse, Sire.” Mezzotint. Un- 
 signed. Paris, n.d. 4to; Music Title Page. Lithograph. EH. Rey. 
 Oblong 4to; “A Schoenbraun.” Lith. de Ratier. Folio. (5 pieces.) 
 
 Napotron, “ At Louisbourg.” Peint par Watelet. Gravé par L. Pan- 
 nier. Folio; “ Confiant ’Impératrice & le Roi de Rome 4 la Garde 
 Nationale.” De Morlaine, del. P. Girardet, sculp. Oblong 12mo; 
 “Napoleon and the soldier Lambert.” Lithograph. Paris, n.d. 
 Oblong 4to; “Tafereelan van de Staatsomwenteling in Frankrijk. sf 
 Line. W. De Gier, sc. Te Zaltbommel, 1827. 8vo; “ Pardon, Ex- 
 cuse, Sire.” Oblong Ato. (5 pieces.) 
 
 Napotron, Marengo, Pavia, Ulm, Moscow.. Dessiné par Carle Vernet, 
 ete. Oblong folio. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 Naponxron, “ Napoleon Surpris par des Cosaques,” Wagram, 4 different, 
 one German. Wunder inv. et sc.; another, Mezzotint, etc. Together, 
 6 pieces. 4to. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, Waterloo, 4 different, one in colors, after Heath. 4to. 4 
 
 pieces. 
 
 . Napoueon, Waterloo, 6 different (including colored map). 4to and 8vo. 
 
 Together, 6 pieces. 
 
 . NapoLEoN, Waterloo. Leblanc sc. Tessaert del. Mezzotint; and 3 
 
 others. 4to and 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 . NapoLeon, Elba: “Départ de Vile d’Elbe.” Goubard-Blanchard. (2 
 
 copies) ; Porto Ferrajo, &c. Line, &c. 4to. (6 pieces.) 
 Paris & London, v.d. 
 
 Napoueon, Montebello, Roveredo, Priedlant, Leipsic, Heliopolis, Ho- 
 henlinden. Dessiné par Carle Vernet, etc. Oblong folio. Together, 
 6 pieces. 
 
 . Napotron, St. George, Taghamento, La Favorite, Ratisbonne, Mont- 
 
 Thabor, Millesimo. Dessiné par Carle Vernet, ete. Oblong folio. 
 Together, 6 pieces. 
 
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3838. 
 
 3839. 
 
 3840. 
 
 3841. 
 
 3842. 
 
 3843. 
 
 NaApo.eon, Talavera, Waterloo (in colors), Montmirail (in colors), and 
 3 others. 4to. ‘Together, 6 pieces. ; 
 
 NAPoLEon, Brienne (in colors), Friedland (2 different), Montereau, 
 and 3 others. Mezzotint, etc. 4to. Together, 6 pieces. 
 
 . Napoteon, Longwood, St. Helena, 1815; “Retour de Bonaparte, 1815”; 
 
 _“ntry of the Allied Sovereigns into Paris; 1814.” In colors; La 
 Belle Alliance (2 views) ; Escape from Elba. Tine, lithograph, &c. 
 Various sizes. (6 pieces.) London, &c., v.d. 
 
 . Napoteon, Preussich-Eylau, Pyramids, Austerlitz, Madrid, Liitzen, 
 
 _ Dresden. SBovinet sculp., Swebach del., ete. Oblong folio. To- 
 gether, 6 pieces. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, Rivoli, Occana, Abensberg, Mondovi, Castiglione, Jena. 
 
 Dessiné par Carle Vernet, etc. Oblong folio. Together, 6 pieces. 
 
 . Napoteon, Mont-Saint-Jean, Wagram, Moskowa, Arcola, Cairo, Abou- 
 
 kir. Bovinet sculpt. Couché fils, ete. Oblong folio. Together, 6 
 pieces. 
 
 . NApoxeon, Liitzen, Ziirich, Aboukir, Arcola (3 different) and 2 others. 
 
 4to and 8vo. ‘Together, 6 pieces. 
 
 NAPoLeon, “ Princess Hatzfeldt pleading for her husband ; Napoleon at 
 Bologne, and scene in Egypt. 8vo. Hach in two states. Together, 
 6 pieces. The above and seven following lots are all on India paper, 
 in from two to five states. 
 
 NAPOLEON, Episode de la campagne de 1814 (3 states) ; Napoleon and | 
 one of his generals, map of Egypt in front of them (2 states) ; and 
 two other scenes. 8vo. ‘Together, 7 pieces. 
 
 . NapoLeon, The surrender of Mantua (4 states); at St. Helena (2 
 
 states) ; Napoleon and the Duchess of Weimar (2 states). 8vo. To- 
 gether, 8 pieces. 
 
 Napotron. Le Général Bonaparte et Eugene Beauharnais (2 states) ; 
 Napoleon standing outside hut before burning logs (5 states). 8vo. 
 Together, 7 pieces. 
 
 Napotgon, Napoléon et le roi de Saxe (3 states), and three other scenes, 
 all unnamed, each in two states. 8vo. Together, 9 pieces. 
 
 NaApo.eon, A series of unnamed scenes uniform with the five preceding 
 lots. Each in two states. Together, 8 pieces. 
 
 Napoteon, Another collection similar to preceding lot. Together, 8 
 pieces. 
 
 Napouzon, A similar collection (one series in three states). Together, 
 11 pieces. 
 
 Napoteon, Austerlitz, 11 different. Mezzotint (6), etc. 4to. Together, 
 11 pieces. 
 
3844. 
 
 3845. 
 
 3846. 
 
 3847. 
 
 3848. 
 3849. 
 
 3850. 
 
 NAPOLEON, Marengo (2 different), Eyelau (proof before inscription), 
 London, 1823, and 4 others. 4to. Together, 7 pieces. 
 
 Napotron, Three houses of Bonaparte, Ajaccio, Elbe, Paris. 18 Bru- 
 maire. Lithographs. Regnier, del. Champin, lith. India paper. 
 4to; St. Peters and the Vatican. Etching. H. Abbot, del. J. B. 
 Neagle, sc. 4to; St. Marks. On steel. A. Canaletti, pinxt. J. B. 
 Allen, sculpt. India paper. London and Manchester. Oblong 4to; 
 Piazza del Quirinale. Lithograph. Rome, 1831; Milan Cathedral. 
 Sam. Prout. W. Wallis. London and Paris, 1844. 8vo. (7 pieces.) 
 
 NapouEoNn, “ Gal’rie Hist’que. de Versailles.” Hight plates of a Series 
 issued by the “ Diagraphe et Pantographe-Gavard.” Engraved by 
 Delannoy, Cholet, Chavane, &c., after paintings by Roehn, Ponce 
 Camus, Mongin, &c., and designs by L. Massard, and others. 4to. 
 (8 pieces. ) [ Paris, n.d.] 
 
 NAPOLEON, crossing the Alps, 7 different. Lithograph, ete. 4to and 8vo. 
 Together, 7 pieces. | 
 
 NAPOLEON, a different series. Together, 8 pieces. 4to and 8vo. 
 
 Napoueon, “ Mariage de VEmpereur,” “ Entrée de |’Empereur ;” and 
 
 11 others, all containing portraits (plates from an illustrated book). 
 8vo. Together, 113 pieces. , 
 
 NAPOLEON, a somewhat similar series, although different from the pre- 
 ceding. Proofs before inscription in bistre, 8vo. 9 pieces. 
 
 AT ST. HELENA. DEATH SCENES, ETC. 
 
 . Napoutron, Death of Napoleon (together with portraits of Las Cases, 
 
 and others). Lithograph in colors. Folio (poor copy, soiled and 
 varnished ). 
 
 . NapouLEon, The Tomb of Napoleon. T. Sutherland sculpt. Capt. Mar- 
 
 ryat, R. N. delt. Mezzotint. Folio. Open letters. London, 1821 
 
 . Napouron, “ Musing at St. Helena,” full length in uniform, on cliff at 
 
 St. Helena, looking seaward, arms folded. Mezzotint. B. R. Haydon 
 pinx. J. E. Coombs, sculp. From the original picture. Folio 
 (foxed). London & Paris, 1830 
 
 . NapoLeon, on his Austerlitz camp bed, taken by Capt. Marryat 14 
 
 hours after his decease. Lithograph. Folio. London, 1821 
 
 . NAPoLeon, another copy of the preceding, has been folded. 
 
 . Napozon, full length, standing on rock at St. Helena, British sentry 
 
 near by, sea in distance. Janet Lange d’aprés un croquis de Bastin. 
 Tinted lithograph. Folio. 
 
Be. “SRB. 
 
 3858. 
 
 3859. 
 
 F-38860: 
 
 3861. 
 3862. 
 
 3863. 
 
 3864. 
 
 3865. 
 
 3866. 
 
 3867. 
 
 3868. 
 
 3869. 
 
 bn ees — in “al yy 
 
 Naprorron, “Napoléon a Ste. Héléne. I] dicte au jeune Lascases les 
 notes qui doivent servir a rédiger ses Mémoires,” full length in uni- 
 form, seated, Las Cases also seated, at table, pen in hand, sentry on 
 rock in background. P. Baquoy sculp. Chasselat del. Line engray- 
 ing. Open letters. Folio. 
 
 Napoureon, Death of Napoleon, surrounded by officers. Ts Rs 
 Unsigned. Folio. 
 
 NAPOLEON, FRCL COT a Ste. Héléne,” full length, seated, head resting 
 on left hand, newspaper near by, sea in background. 8. W. Rey- 
 nolds sculpt. H. Vernet pinxt. Mezzotint. Open letters. Small 
 — folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this 
 . engraving. 
 
 Naporeon, full length in uniform on cliff, arms folded, one hand under 
 chin. (St. Helena). Line. Dessiné et gravé par Delaistre. Small 
 folio. - 
 
 NaApoteon, “Napoleon ut in morte recumbit,” with view of the grave. 
 H. Meyer, sculpt. W. Rubidge, pinxt. Open letter proof on India 
 paper. 4to, | London, n.d. 
 
 NAPOLEON, “N apoleon auf St. Helena,” full length in uniform, together 
 with full roe of others. Line engraving. In colors. 4to. 
 
 _ Nurnberg, n.d. 
 
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 NApoLron, “ Napoleon ut in morte recumbit,” in uniform, wearing hat, 
 also view of the tomb. H. Meyer sculp. Ww. Rubidge pinxt. Stipple. 
 4to. London, n.d. 
 
 Napo.teon, a Vile S. Héléne donnat des lecons de dessin a la petite 
 Julie. Full length in uniform, standing in room with window open 
 towards the sea. Mezzotint. Unsigned. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napotnon, “ Mort de Napoléon.” Gravé par Tajet, peint par H. Vernet. 
 Line engraving, 4to. 
 
 Napo.eEon, full length in uniform, on shipboard, arms folded across 
 breast. ‘“ Buonaparte DU des “Anglois.” Mezzotint. Coeuré del., 
 Jazet sculp. 4to. Londres, n. d. 
 
 Napo.ueon, full length at St. Helena, seated on moss-covered rock, with 
 Montholon and other generals near him, and dictating his memoirs, 
 &e. Line. Stahlstich von F. Randel. Oblong 4to. 
 
 NApoLeon, in death, full length upon a bed, in uniform, robe of purple 
 spread over portion of figure, hangings, crucifix, &c. Hand colored 
 drawing. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 Napoteon, full length, recumbent posture, in uniform, gold cross on 
 breast, with sheet over him, &c. “Bonaparte-lying in state on his 
 camp bed.” Taken on the spot by a private gentleman. In colors. 
 Small 4to. (Somewhat stained.) 
 
3870. 
 3871. 
 
 3872. 
 
 3878. 
 
 8879. 
 3880. 
 
 3881. 
 
 3882. 
 
 3883. 
 
 3884. 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform on quay, ships near, officers sur- 
 rounding him, &. “Napoleon’s Abfiihrung nach ngiand. 1815.” 
 Line. Unsigned. In colors. 4to. 
 
 Naporeon, “Tombeau de Napoléon,” outline faces of Napoleon, Jo- 
 
 sephine, Napoleon the 2nd, and others in the tree which overshadows — 
 
 the tomb. Gravé par H. Marks. Line engraving, 8vo. 
 
 NapoLEon, “ The Shade of Napoleon,” silhouetted full length in uni- 
 form, cocked hat [at St. Helena]. Drawn and engraved by J. Brace 
 from a portrait by Vernet. 8vo. London, n.d. 
 
 . NApPoLeon, lithographs of a death mask, 2 different. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 Proof before inscription and letters. 
 
 . Napoteon, “Napoleon dying.” Stipple by T. Gimbrede. 4to. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, different impression of the preceding, in oval, surrounded by 
 
 stars, representing his battles. Stipple. Unsigned. Proof before all 
 letters. 4to. (Spotted.) 
 
 Napo.eon, “Death of Napoleon,” lithograph after Giscare. 8vo. 
 [ London, n.d. ] 
 
 . NAPOLEON ary, St. Helena, full length, no hat, hands in pockets. Cro- 
 
 quis d’aprés nature. Dessiné le 6 Mars 1821. 8vo. 
 
 The reproduction in Sloane’s Life of Napoleon was made from this 
 
 engraving. 
 
 Napo.eon, full length, standing, in cutaway coat, knee-breeches, low 
 shoes, hat, hands in pockets, facing left. Line. Proof before all let- 
 ters of this well-known portrait, said to have been taken from life at 
 St. Helena. 8vo. 
 
 Napoteon, lithograph of the death mask taken at St. Helena by order 
 of General Bertrand. F. Pistrucci sc. 8vo. 
 
 Naporron, full length at St. Helena, long-tailed coat and coeked hat, 
 hands in pocket. China paper. Proof before letters. 12mo. 
 
 Napouzon, “Tomb of Bonaparte.” [St. Helena.| Drawn on the spot 
 by a gentleman. Engraved by J. C. Canton. In colors. Oblong 
 12mo. London; T. Kelly, 1821 
 
 Napozon, St. Helena, full length in cutaway coat, knee-breeches, low 
 shoes, and hat, buildings and sea in background. “ L’Homme de Ste. 
 Héléne.” D’aprés le Cl. Gourgaud. Lith de Langlumé. In colors. 
 12mo. : 
 
 “Par d’étonnans revers le sort veut que j’expie 
 Les . . . suceés qui signalent ma vie, &c.” 
 
 Napo.ron, Janus-faced full length figure, arms folded, outlined in the | 
 
 trunk of a tree upon his island-prison. Water color. “Natural curi- 
 osity at St. Helena.” Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 Napoueon, at St. Helena. Engraved by R. B. Peake, sketch taken on the 
 island. In colors. 12mo. London, n.d. 
 
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 8896. 
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 8898. 
 
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 . NAPOLEON, view of Bonaparte’s House, St. Helena, with several figures 
 
 of soldiers in foreground. Line. By Canton after a drawing taken 
 on the spot by a private gentleman. In colors. Oblong 12mo. 
 
 Napo.ron, “Une féte de Napoléon a St. Héléne” (presenting Napoleon 
 ) with a portrait of his son); lying in state. Mezzotints. 2 pieces. 
 4to. | 
 
 _NApo.eon, lying in state. Mezzotint and 2 lithographs, both contain- 
 ing full length portraits. 4to. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 . Napouron, “ Napoléon Méditant 4 Ste. Héléne,” full length. C. Duval 
 
 sculpt. B. R. Haydon, pinx. Mezzotint (margins cut away, creased 
 - and hand-colored) ; In death. Stipple. Proof before all letters; and 
 _ another, also in colors, 8vo and 12mo. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 . Napotzon. “Shade of Napoleon visiting tomb”; “ View of Longwood 
 
 from Baleomb’s cottage.” In colors (margins cut away). London, 
 1824; another view of Longwood, uncolored, and a plan. 8vo. 'To- 
 gether, 4 pieces. 
 
 . Napo.eon, four different representations of his lying in state, after Pur- 
 
 cell, Marryat, and others. 4to and 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 . Navotzon, four different representations of his lying in state, after Fen- 
 
 ner, Ibbetson, and others. 4to and 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 ; Napotxon, in death, 2 scenes, and 2 busts in uniform. Lithograph 
 
 and stipple. 4to and 12mo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, at St. Helena in the second year of his final illness; full 
 
 length in uniform. A. Bruckner sculp.; and 2 others. 8vo. Together, 
 4 pieces. . | 
 
 . NApoLeon, in death, 2 different scenes; “‘ Napoleon’s last sigh,” London, 
 
 1838; “ The room in which Buonaparte died,” after Major J. Luard. 
 Lithograph. India paper. 4to. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform, touched up with gilt; “ Napoléon a 
 Ste. Héléne,” full length, various views on margins. F. Dellanoy sc. 
 (2 states, 1 India paper; and 2 others. 8vo, etc. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, in exile. Lithograph. London, n.d.; “Der Kaiser Napo- 
 leon,” full length, and 3 others. 8vo and 12mo. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 Napotzon, from a death mask. India paper; after the drawing by 
 Rubidge; and 3 others. 4to and 8vo. ‘Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 Napo.Eon, on rock at St. Helena, after Delaroche; full length in uni- 
 form. Vallot sc., David pinxt., and 4 others. 4to and 8vo. Together, 
 6 pieces. 
 
 NApoEon, six different full length, on rock at St. Helena (India 
 paper) ; at Malmaison, and 4 others. One colored lithograph. 8vo 
 and 12mo. Together, 6 pieces. 
 
3900. 
 
 3901. 
 
 3902. 
 
 3903. 
 
 3904. 
 
 3905. 
 
 3906. 
 
 3907. 
 
 3908. 
 
 3909. 
 
 3910. 
 
 ALLEGORICAL PORTRAITS. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in uniform, face composed of nude figures, eagle as 
 hat, etc. In colors. With inscription beneath, “Napoleon the First, 
 and Last, by the Wrath of Heaven Emperor of the Jacobins, Pro- 
 tector of the Confederation of Rogues,” etc. “This Hieroglyphic 
 portrait of the Destroyer is faithfully copied from a German print, 
 with the Parody of his assumed titles,” ete. Folio. 
 
 | London, Ackermann 
 
 NAPoLeon, allegorical, full length, standing on clouds, left leg raised, 
 holding trophies in left hand, swords in right, which Alexander and 
 Caesar are about to receive. Beneath, kneel his son and a number 
 of officers bewailing his death. Line. Ger... inv. Barley sc. India 
 paper. Folio. New York; Theriot, n.d. 
 
 Napo.ron, allegorical, in uniform, receiving his son in the clouds, 
 ~ son in Austrian regimentals, eagle near by, sword and crown drop- 
 ping to earth. “La Réunion. Oh, mon fils, devais-tu sit6t m’étre 
 
 rendu?” ‘Tasserl. Delarnelle, del. Lithograph. Folio. 2 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 NapoLeon. Another copy, same design, but with inscription in Eng- 
 lish. Tasserl. Tinted hthograph. Folio. London, 1832 
 
 Napoteon. Another copy, similar design. “Ils sont réunis, &c.” 
 Unsigned. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napotron. Another copy, similar design, with additional figures of 
 generals, Herald of Peace, &. Unsigned. Mezzotint. 4to. 
 
 NapoLeon. Another copy, similar design, with long description in 
 French, with figures of Poniatowski, Prince Eugene, &c. Mezzotint. 
 Ato. Paris, n.d. 
 
 ‘NApoeon, allegorical, full length in uniform, recumbent and asleep 
 
 upon a pile of skulls and bones, with right arm outstretched towards 
 a cloud in which the Duc d’Enghien appears in full armor. “Le 
 Songe... il est un Dieu vengeur.” Copperplate. Unsigned. Folio. 
 
 NAPOLEON, allegorical, full length, Consular coat, standing between fig- 
 ures of Victory and Peace, Diogenes emerging from a barrel on 
 right, &c. “ Diogéne éteignant sa lanterne.” Godar invenit. Mo- 
 rette sculpsit. Mezzotint. Folio. . 
 
 Napoueon, allegorical, full length in uniform, standing and considering 
 the plan of a fortress, with the Emperors Trajan, Titus, and Marcus 
 
 Aurelius, and the goddesses Themis and Minerva. “Napoléon en- 
 
 méditation sur Vart de la Guerre.” Godar invent. Morette sculpsit. 
 Mezzotint. Folio. Parisy Wen t.d. 
 
 NAPOLEON, allegorical, full length, wearing wreath of laurel, carrying 
 laurel and sword, rising from the tomb, exclaiming: “Je désire que 
 mes Cendres reposent sur les bords de la Seine, au milieu de ce 
 Peuple Frangais que j’ai tant aimé.” Grave par Jazet, peint par 
 Horace Vernet. Mezzotint. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
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 ; NAPOLEON, allegorical, three-quarter length in embroidered uniform, 
 
 standing behind a pedestal, various kings and ecclesiastics surround- 
 ing him with their arms outstretched, their hands about to be clasped 
 in universal brotherhood, Herald of Peace in the clouds, figures of 
 Arts and Sciences returning, and the forms of Anarchy and War be-- 
 ing driven from the scene. Mezzotint. Unsigned. Margins cut 
 close. Oblong folio. (Vertical crease across centre.) 
 
 . Naporzon, full length in uniform, in clouds, many figures surrounding 
 
 him. Stipple. 4to. Bruxelles, 1825 
 
 . Napoueon, allegorical, full length in uniform, refusing the olive branch 
 
 tended him by Peace, and rushing after Ambition in chariot with 
 horses. On left, a scene of Peace in France; on right, view of the 
 Russian steppes, corpses strewn thereon, &c. Inscription under- 
 neath. Maleuvre del et sculp. In colors. Oblong 4to. 
 
 . ; Paviesn dl. 
 
 . Napotron, “ Der allgemeine Weltfriede, geschlossen in Jahr 1814.” 
 
 In colors. 4to. _ 
 
 : Napoteon, allegorical, full length, ermine robes, arising from throne in 
 
 the clouds and welcoming his son in uniform, victor wreaths, 
 trophies, officers and soldiers surrounding him, &c. “ Napoléon 
 -recoit son fils au temple de la gloire.” Unsigned. Mezzotint in 
 colors. 4to. (8 lines of verse beneath.) Paris, &c., n.d. 
 
 . Naporzoy, “ Le culte catholique rendu au Peuple Frangais par le ler. 
 
 Consul Bonaparte,” etc., full length, accompanied by the angels of 
 Victory and Faith.. In colors. 4to. 
 
 . Napoueon, full length in uniform before a gambling-table risking his 
 
 ~ all upon Fate, the figure of Destiny, blindfolded, throwing dice, 
 Death, the croupier, saying “I have won,” and raking in the stakes. 
 Line. Unsigned. 4to. 1815 
 
 . Napotxon, face, with several others, outlined in a bunch of violets in 
 
 pot. “Riathselhafte Veilchen.” Wash drawing. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, the same. Mezzotint. | 
 . NAPOLEON, the same. Lithograph. L. Stettenheim in Hamburg. 
 
 . Napo.zon, allegorical, full length in uniform, seated among the clouds 
 
 on a group of flags, palms, &., holding on one knee the “Code Na- 
 poleon,” with figure of Time about to crown him. “La gloire et le 
 Génie du grand homme.” Four lines of verse beneath. Mezzotint. 
 Unsigned. 4to. Paris; Dubreuil, n.d. 
 
 . Naporzon, allegorical, full length in uniform, with great cloak, being 
 
 conducted by the goddess Victory to Olympus, where Jupiter and 
 Mars are bidding him welcome to the Pantheon of Immortality. “La 
 Gloire le conduit a l’Immortalité.” 12 lines of verse beneath. ‘Tes- 
 saert del. Roemhild sc. Mezzotint. 4to. 
 
3923. 
 
 3924. 
 
 3920. 
 
 3926. 
 2927. 
 
 3933. 
 
 3934, 
 
 Napoueon, allegorical, in uniform, seated on rock marked St. Helena, 
 with his left hand on map of France, and views of himself in Egypt, 
 and on horseback ascending the Alps. Designed by J. Sainsbury. 
 Drawn by Jacques. 6 lines of English verse beneath. 4to. 
 
 NaApoLEON, allegorical, half length, in armor and robe, long hair, 
 standing in a Quadriga drawn by two lions on which are seated 
 two winged-cupids, generals following mounted on horses, bulls, &c., 
 sea and ships near by, the city of Venice (?) in distance. With long 
 Latin inscription. Line. Ignatius Colombo, inventor et Sculptor, 
 Venice, n.d. Copperplate. Oblong 4to. 
 
 NAPOLEON, plate in 2 sections; (left) oval bust in Directory coat, sur- 
 mounted by a radiated star, underneath, an eagle, wings outspread, 
 lightning flashes in talons and holding in beak a laurel branch, with 
 section of the world and sentence, “Pax in oré manu que fulmen;” 
 (right) 15 lines, commencing “ Honneur a l’armée d’Italie; Gloire et 
 Reconnoissance au Heéros, &c.,” with victor-wreaths top and bot- 
 tom, fasces on sides. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 NAPOLEON, head in clouds. Lithograph. Proof before inscription. 4to. 
 
 NAvPoueEon, allegorical, full length in clouds in uniform appearing to 
 Marie Louise who reclines on couch, the young king of Rome asleep 
 on her knee, eagle near by with crown in beak which it holds aloft over 
 the youth, &. “Songe.” Unsigned. Line and _ stipple. 4to. 
 (Portion of lower margin clipped.) 
 
 . NAPOLEON, another copy, treated in a similar manner, with variations 
 
 in figures, &c. Mezzotint. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 . NAPoLEon, allegorical, in uniform, with hat and long boots, right arm 
 
 uplifted, left around neck of eagle, which is flying above the moun- 
 tains, sea, &c., with a lightning-bolt in talons. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 . NApoLEon, another copy, similar, cut down to square 8vo. . 
 
 . NaApoueon, full length in uniform, wreath of laurel, in clouds. Litho- 
 
 graph. 4to. 
 
 . Napotzon, full length in uniform, in clouds, with right hand ex- 
 
 tended over an eagle presenting crown to his son asleep on the knee of 
 Marie Louise. Line, tinted paper. Proof before all letters. Ob- 
 long 8vo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, allegorical, bust. In colors, 8vo. London, 1814 
 The hat‘is composed of eagle captured at the Battle of Vittoria, his 
 face of the prisoners living and slain, his epaulette of his own blood- 
 stained hand, his star a cobweb, emblematic of the flimsy tenure of his 
 reign. 
 
 Napoteon, full length, in uniform, sitting on deck of vessel holding 
 scales in right hand, which are evenly balanced, parts of shrouds, 
 mainsail, &c., near by. “ Des humains, La Balance a la main il pése 
 les Destins.” Voltaire. Line. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
3945. 
 
 . Napoeon, “Le Songe,” full length figure, the eagle about to place the 
 
 crown upon the head of his son. Line. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 . Napouzon, “La poire était mire,” probably symbolical of Napoleon’s 
 
 coup d’état of the 18th Brumaire (?). In colors. 8vo. 
 
 . Napouzon, full length, in richly embroidered coat with sash and sword, 
 
 standing on top of a globe lettered “18, Brumaire,” with allegoricai 
 figures in clouds, of Fame presenting a victor-palm, and of Plenty 
 emptying the contents of her horn upon the globe under Napoleon’s 
 feet. “Rein ne manque plus 4 sa Gloire.” Line. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . Napoteon, “ L’unique Pensée de la France,” head of Napoleon with 
 
 floral borders. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . Napouzon, “Der Corsische Gifftbaum,” showing a tree that has been 
 
 struck by lightning and limbs broken; among its branches are five 
 outline portraits of Napoleon. Line engraving. Unsigned. In col- 
 ors. 8vo, 
 
 . NApoLeon, bust on family tree, with Imperial eagle above, and the 
 
 names of members of his family in colored circles on branches. Gene- 
 alogy of the House of Bonaparte in German script on 2 pp. follow- 
 ing. C.G. Haendler. In colors. 4 pp. 12mo. 
 
 . NAPOLEON, oval bust, arising from a cloud, in uniform, with hat. -“Il 
 
 fit respecter Vhonneur Frangais.” Lith. de Lemercier. 12mo, with 
 wide margins. Paris; Caillou, n.d. 
 
 . Napo.xon, bust in uniform, rising from the mouth of a jar marked 
 
 “* Rappe Bon ” upon a small platform labelled “ Resi,” against which 
 leans a dog. Underneath, 7 lines in Dutch. Line. 12mo. | 
 
 . NAPOLEON, allegorical view containing full length portrait in em- 
 
 _ broidered coat, without hat, left hand on sword, right, behind his back, 
 standing before sleeping figure of a robed female | Maria Louisa ( ?) | 
 in sitting posture; above, in the clouds, winged Angel of Peace with 
 torch in right hand, a portion of figure of a Fury, medallions of Bas- 
 tille, &c., a group of peasants in centre. [In pencil, “Memorial... 
 Vienna, &c.”| Challiou del. Bovinet sculp. Line. 16mo. 
 
 . Napoueon, full length, in uniform, arms folded, standing in front. of 
 
 an urn marked “N,” with eagle and anchor nearby, robed figure in 
 
 clouds. In circle around this view is printed, “22 Juillet 1832 [date 
 
 of the young King of Rome’s death] 5 Mai 1821 [date of Napoleon’s 
 
 death] Mon fils. ..Toi aussi. ..et a ’age de vingt-et-un ans. ..et sans 
 _giloire...” Unsigned. In colors. 16mo. 
 
 Napoxxon, allegorical, (1) full length, in embroidered uniform, stand- 
 ing, sword in left hand, right, upholding a crucifix, angels, worship- 
 pers, devils descending to Hell, &c. “La Religion Triomphante. 
 Bonaparte...s’est rendu a Notre Dame, pour y entendre la Sainte 
 Messe celebrée par le Cardinal Caprara.” Line. Unsigned. Folio; 
 (2) another copy, similarly treated, but with different assortment of 
 
 - figures, &c. Dessiné et gravé au trait par Nodet. Mezzotint. Folio. 
 (2 pleces. ) 
 
3946. Napo.eon, allegorical, (1) a time-worn arch of masonry on top of which 
 rest his sword, hat, &c., and above which eagle is flying, &c. “ Re- 
 spect et honneur.” 4to; (2) “Chronological Tree of the principal 
 events and achievements of Bonaparte.” Folio. Both lithographs. 
 Unsigned. (2 pieces.) : 
 
 3947. Napo.eon, allegorical, (1) full length, in uniform, with long coat, sur- 
 mounting the cloud-capped summit of a colossal column, with scenes 
 of his battles, &c., around him. Dessiné par V. Adam; (2) another 
 copy, similarly treated, but with angels and harps on left, generals 
 on right. “C’est so derniére victoire.” Unsigned. Both mezzotints. 
 Ato. (2 pieces.) 
 
 3948. Napotzon, (1) part length, in cadet uniform, with arms extended, run- _ 
 ning after a maiden in a garden. “Dieu de miséricorde, Je ne tai 
 point offensé; C’est mon époux.” Stipple. Unsigned. 16mo; (2) 
 full length, uniform, near a balustrade, standing between two women. 
 “Napoleon und die Gattin des Kaufmanns Taulon de Grandchamp.” 
 S. von Seyfert. Lith. v. Walde [after a stipple]. 8vo. (2 pieces.) 
 
 3949. NapoLeon, three different representations, two wearing crowns, one in 
 chariot. Stipple, etc. One proof before all letters. Folio and 4to. 
 Together, 3. pieces. | 
 
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 3950. NApoLEoN, allegorical, full length, with that of his son; full length on 
 globe inscribed “18. Brumaire;” full length, Emperor’s robes. All 
 in colors. 4to and 8vo. Together, 3 pieces. - 
 
 3951. Napoteon, “ Bouquet Symbolique,” medallion, full bust’ of Napo- 
 leon II. and Marie Louise, inscription of 6 lines, “ Violettes du 20 
 Mars 1815” and “ Napoleon Violets,” both in colors, and another. 
 Together, 4 pieces. ; 
 
 3952. NAPOLEON, in uniform, on stool blowing bubbles for his son, who, as a 
 miniature replica of his father, stands near, a bubble marked “Rome” 
 over his head. Unsigned. In colors. 16mo; “ Farewell to thee, 
 France,” full length, seated. Unsigned. In colors. 16mo; full 
 length in uniform, tents near. “ Oberbefeblshaber der armee von 
 Italien.” In colors, and another. 8vo. (4 pieces). 
 
 3953. NAPOLEON, a series of four different representations including Victory 
 crowning bust, etc. 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 3 
 
 3954. NAPOLEON, in a group of about 15, heads only, with designation and 
 description. 4to; “La Boussole Politique, depuis 1789.” Line. 
 12mo; a cripple. both legs cut off, before the Emperor. [“ Lost at 
 Austerlitz.”] Lithograph. 4to; Napoleon and Princess Hatzfeld. 
 Process plate after design of Sandoz. 4to. (4 pieces). | 
 
 3955. NAPOLEON, allegorical, full length. Huet direxit, D’Haudricourt in- 
 venit; and 3 others, 4to and 8vo. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 3956. NapoLeon, “ Bouquet Chéri,’ containing medallion busts of Napoleon, 
 Napoleon II. and Marie Louise; and 3 others, 4to and 12mo. To- 
 gether, 4 pieces. 
 
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 - 3957. N. APOLEON, , full length j in embroidered long-coat leaving Egypt, army in 
 , i . background, ship in offing, &. “ Buonaparte. . .the deserter of the 
 army of Egypt.” Unsigned, but probably by J. Gillray. Line. 
 “ ss . Folio. (Upper left hand corner somewhat damaged.) London, 1800 
 
 5958, ‘Narotroy, another copy, in colors. J. Gillray invt. Folio. London, n.d. 
 
 3959. Napoxeon, full length in uniform with enormous hat and plumes, ad- 
 | dressing two royal ladies of Wiirtemberg. “A check to Corsican as- 
 surance.” (Folios of Caricatures lent out for the evening.) In 
 poor, Folio. London; 8. W. Fores, 1805 
 
 3960. ee ea s head on a pike, held aloft by a British soldier. ‘ Buona- 
 
 wh parte 48 hours after landing.” Line. J. Gillray des. and fect. 
 EQLTOS 7, tf) | London, 1803 
 
 1% 396. pe eee Maarened invasion of feelin’: Caricature full length, 
 ae: standing in a yawl-boat, with others around him, approaching “the 
 shores of Great Britain, where Britannia and her supporters are 
 _ shown in attitudes of abject terror. “ Physical Aid; or, Britannia 
 recovered from a Trance.” [J. Gillray fe.] Line. Oblong small 
 folio. 5 London, 1803 
 
 _ «3962. NapotEoN, midget general in uniform, with King George the Third, 
 a &e. on stage ‘of a theatre, musicians in orchestra... “ Pacific eS 
 tures, or a Flight from St. Clouds, ‘over the water to Charley,’ 
 new dramatic piece now rehearsing. mo, Gillray fecit. Oblong eral 
 
 ~ folio. In colors. ae) London, 1806 
 
 a. 3963. Napotron’s Grand Ooraran: Procession from the Church of Notre- 
 
 ; Dame, Dec. 2, 1804. Includes caricatures of Napoleon, Fouché, 
 - Berthier, Pius VII, &. Line. -J. Gillray inv. & fect. 31x9 1-2 
 ins. Folded thrice. London, 1805, 
 
 3964. NAPOLEON, miniature full length in uniform, sustained in mid-air by a 
 balloon labelled “ Gloire,” with wings from his shoulders marked 
 “Terreur” and “ Intérét,’” and dropping proclamations, &c., upon 
 a group of people below. “Le Degen Politique.” In colors. Un- 
 signed. Line. Folio. 
 
 3965. Napotron. The King of Brobdingnag and Gulliver. Etched by J. 
 Gillray. Folio (later impression, margins slightly damaged). 
 
 Contains portraits of Napoleon, George the Third, etc. On the reverse 
 of the plate is another caricature, ‘A Morning Ride. ” 
 
 3966. Napotron, (1) full length, strutting, with plumed hat and sabre. 
 ne Buonaparte hearing of Nelson’s Victory, swears by his sword to 
 extirpate the English from off the Earth.” Line. J. Gillray inv. & 
 fet. London, 1798; (2) “ Meeting of the Monied Interest, &c.” J. 
 Gillray inv. & fet. ‘Oblong 4to. London, 1798. (2 pieces, backed.) 
 
3967. 
 
 3968. 
 
 3969. 
 
 3970. 
 
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 3972. 
 
 3973. 
 
 397A. 
 
 3975. 
 
 3976. 
 
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 Napouron, full length in uniform, holding the guy-rope of a swing in 
 which are 5 uniformed officers, swinging forward and upwards. 
 Napoleon is saying, “‘ Comme-je les fais aller.” La Balangoire. Line. 
 In colors. Folio. 
 
 NAPOLEON, (1) full length in uniform, absolving the Directoire. “ Exit 
 Liberté 4 la Francois; or, Closing the Farce of Egalité at St. Cloud.” 
 Line. J. Gillray inv. & fect. Oblong 4to; (2) “Allied Powers, 
 unbooting Hgalité.” J. Gillray fct. Line. (Small tear, mended.) 
 2 pieces, backed. , London, 1799 
 
 Napo eon, full length in uniform, tossed up as a shuttlecock by the 
 battledores of two soldiers, Lucifer in centre appearing from Hades. 
 “ Jaloux de leurs plaisir, épiant chaque geste, Messieurs, dit Lucifer, 
 apres vous sil en reste.” Line. In colors. Small folio. 
 
 NaApoLeon, face and immense plumed hat showing behind walls of a 
 fort, John Bull, stripped to the waist, knee-deep in the English 
 Channel, bidding Napoleon defiance. “John Bull offering Little 
 Boney fair-play.” Line. J. Gillray inv. & fet. 4to. (One corner 
 slightly repaired.) - London, 1803 
 
 NAPOLEON, with crown, in a pot labelled “ A Stew ”; Turkey on a spit, 
 being basted by a British general; several French generals, “in 
 pickle,” &c., in the “ Grand Kitchen of Europe.” “ British Cookery, 
 or Out of the Frying Pan into the Fire.” In colors. 4to. 
 
 [ London, 1801] 
 
 NAPpoueoN, as a fox held aloft by the hunter, who is crying “ Tally-ho.” 
 “ Death of the Corsican Fox.” J. Gillray inv. & fect. Oblong 4to. 
 - London, 1803 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform, leaping and tearing his hair, sur- 
 rounded by overturned chairs, worlds, &c. ‘“‘ Maniac Ravings; or, 
 Little Boney in a strong fit.” J. Gillray inv. & fct. Oblong 4to. 
 
 London, 1803 
 
 Napo.teon, full length, partly skeleton, with his uniformed arm around 
 his sister Louisa, female junto back of him, male junto of Horse 
 Guards nearby, Canning hurling a quill-spear, &. “He cannot go 
 to Spain; or Canning’s death blow.” Line. Unsigned. In colors. 
 Oblong 4to. London, 1808 
 
 NAPOLEON, as a tiger, being driven into the Rhine by symbolical fig- 
 ures of Russia, Prague, &c. “The Imperial Tiger Hunt.” From the 
 Satirist, Dec. 1, 1913. In colors. Oblong small 4to. 
 
 NAPOLEON, in a fierce attitude, drawing sword, and saying, “Vat do I 
 see yonder . . . tis de Roast Beef of Londres, &c.,” meanwhile 
 looking across the Channel to Great Britain, who, in the person of a 
 gigantic soldier, stands guard over the before-mentioned. roast beef. 
 Line. J. Gillray inv. & fe. Oblong 4to. London, 1803 
 
 Napoueon, “Napoleon unter den Handen der Aerzte,” full length figure, 
 partly nude, in hands of physicians, bottles of medicine, etc., nearby. 
 Bei L. Schlemmer in Nurnberg. In colors. 4to. 
 
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 Napoueon, “Buonaparte landete den 1n Marz 1815, zu Canne in Frank- 
 
 reich, um die Fackel des Kriegs noch einmal fiber den Erdball zu 
 
 ! schwingen,” ete., full length in uniform, holding flaming torch in 
 right hand. Line engraving. Unsigned. Ato. 
 
 NAPOLEON, in uniform, seated at table with Louis XVIII. and the Duc 
 de Reichstadt. “The Crown Candidates, or a modest request politely 
 refused.” §. T. Taw, invtr. Line. Incolors. 4to. London, 1815 
 
 NAPOLEON, double caricature, (1), full length i in uniform, with bakers’ 
 shovel placing figures of Bavaria, &c., in oven marked, “New French 
 Oven for Imperial Gingerbread; em (2) “New Litter of Hungry 
 -Grunters sucking John Bull’s old sow to death.” Line. J. Gillray 
 inv. & fec. Oblong 4to. (2 pieces, backed.) London, 1806 
 
 -Naporzon, another copy of “'The New French Oven, &.” J. Gillray 
 . invt. In colors. Small 4to. 
 
 -Napornoy, in uniform, bending over the corpses of | 2 French soldiers, 
 behind him a Russian with battle-axe raised to strike. “Specimen 
 of Russian chopping blocks. So you’re the last says this brave honest 
 man, Now peek return to Russia if you can.” In colors. 4to. 
 
 Pub. by McCleary, Nassau St. [N. Y.] 
 
 tee ae ‘full length caricature with spyglass and sabre on cliff 
 marked “France,” looking across the British Channel to the armed 
 forces of Great Britain, the devil prodding him with a fork. “Bony 
 
 ~ . at a stand,—or the Corsican Tyrant staggered at the prospect of 
 
 Great Britain in arms.” In colors. 4to. London; Roberts, n.d. 
 
 NapoLEon, full length in peor. caricature, holding sword in one 
 hand, and with apple lettered Leipsig in enormous mouth, skull and 
 eross bones under his feet. In colors. 4to. 
 
AT ‘THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES 
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 UNRESTRICTED PUBLIC SALE BY ORDER OF THE OWNER 
 
 Thirteenth Session, Numbers 3985 to 4325, Inclusive 
 
 THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20th, AT 8.15 O’CLOCK 
 
 3985. 
 
 3986, 
 
 3987. 
 
 3988. 
 
 3989. 
 
 3990. 
 
 3991. 
 
 For date of other sessions, see “ORDER OF SALE,” page supra. 
 
 NapouEon, (1) and George III carving the Plum Pudding, the former 
 cutting away a large slice marked “Europe.” ‘The Plum Pudding 
 in Danger.” J. Gillray inv. & fec. Line. 4to; (2), Scene in Par- 
 liament; “ Uncorking Pitt.” J. Gillray inv. & fect. Line. Folio. 
 (2 pieces, backed. ) _ London, 1805 
 
 NAPOLEON, another copy of the “Plum Pudding in Danger.” In colors. 
 J. Gillray dest. Small 4to. { London, n.d. | 
 
 NAPOLEON, (1) caricatured as a Spanish matador, tossed in the air by 
 a bull, around the neck of which is a broken collar, marked “Cor- 
 sican Chain,” “The Spanish Bull Fight, or the Corsican Matador in 
 danger.” European potentates viewing the scene. J. Gillray des. 
 & fect. Oblong 4to; (2) “Spanish Patriots attacking the 
 French Banditti.” Line. J. Gillray inv. & fect. (2 pieces backed). 
 Small tear mended. \ London, 1808 
 
 NAPOLEON, inscription in German commencing “ Das Kaiserlein Na- 
 poleon, und seine Rauberhorten,” ete. In colors. 4to. 
 
 Napo.eon (1), full length in uniform, the Russian bear on one side of 
 him, the British lion on the other, horrible shapes all around. “ The 
 Valley of the Shadow of Death.” Line. J. Gillray inv. & ft. 
 Oblong 4to; (2) “ L’Enfant Trouvé; an example of Roman Charity, 
 &c.” J. Gillray inv. & fet. Line. (2 pieces, backed). 
 
 London, 1808 
 
 Napoueon, full length in uniform, rear view, with drum in front, on 
 his way to the ship for Elba, accompanied by a grotesque figure in 
 military coat playing upon a violin. “ Le départ du petit Caporal.” 
 Line. In colors. 4to. 
 
 NaAPpoueon’s hat, with a spear run through it, held by a cossack alighting 
 from a coach, another cossack, Bull and his wife, &c. “ John Bull 
 and the Cossacks in London.” From the Satirist, 1st May, 1813. In 
 colors. Oblong small 4to. 
 
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 . Napoxeon, “ Napoleon’s Ankunft in der Unterwelt,” full length figure 
 
 of Napoleon in uniform, in Hades, throne of skulls and bones, in- 
 scription in German. 4to. In colors. 
 
 NAPOLEON, as the Corsican Bloodhound, beset by the Bears of Russia, 
 with tin-kettle attached to his tail and labelled “ Moskow.” Un- 
 signed. [Gillray?] Small 4to. London, 1813 
 
 . Napoueon, “ Grose Raritaét aus Frankreich,” the figure of Napoleon in 
 
 _ uniform, on a platform, inscription in German stating that this is 
 the representation of a small man who as a great military hero 
 wished to distort the world. In colors. 4to. | | 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform, in bottle, George III. kneeling on 
 ground in thanksgiving, the Allied generals in uniform standing 
 around. ‘The Ex-Emperor in a Bottle.” 24 lines of verse under- 
 neath. Line and stipple. 4to. London; J. Jenkins, 1815 
 
 . Napoueon, full length in royal robes, seated in chair, stating “ I must 
 
 have issue,” at his right is Josephine, also full length in royal robes, 
 seated in chair, stating “ For the benefit of the Empire I resign my 
 husband.” Etching, entitled “The Imperial Divorce” from the H1- 
 bernia Magazine, Satira del., Brocas etch. Plate contains several 
 other portraits. 4to. 
 
 > Napozon, another copy of the same (creased). 
 
 . NAPOLEON, caricature in colors, inscription in Russian, most of the 
 
 figures probably portraits. 4to. 
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 . Napouzon, “Erfiihrt Hunde bis Bautzen,” full length in uniform, 
 
 cocked hat underneath sign post, one arm of which reads “ weg nach 
 Bautzen ” and the other “ weg nach Dresden.” Line engraving. In 
 
 -eolors. -4to. 
 . Navoteon, “ General Frost shaving little Boney.” 4to. [ Ca. 1815] | 
 
 . Napotzon, full length in uniform seated on drum, chin in his hands, 
 
 and facing the skeleton figure of Death seated on a cannon in a sim- 
 ilar attitude, both fronting the armies of the victorious Allies, 
 “Death and Bonaparte.” T. Rowlandson delt. Aquatint. to 
 (several creases, vertically across). : 
 
 . Napotxon, full length in uniform representing “ Le courier du Rhin, 
 
 perd tout en revenant de la foire de Leipsig.” In colors. 4to. 
 
 _ Napoteon. German caricature representing Napoleon standing on the 
 
 map making out his line of attack for the Battle of La Belle Alliance, 
 June 18,1815. 4to.: 
 
 Plate contains portraits of Ney, Davoust, ete. 
 
 NAPpoLEoNn, riding on an eagle, saying “ veni, vidi, vici,” Louis XVIII. 
 on an ass saying “ ce diable d’homme ne ma pas soulement donner le 
 temps de me retourner.” In colors. 4to. Margins cut away. 
 
4005. 
 
 4006. 
 
 400%. 
 4008. 
 
 4009. 
 
 4010. 
 2401, 
 
 4012. 
 
 4013. 
 4014, 
 
 4015. 
 
 4016. 
 
 Napotron, “ Hellenische Weisheit,” Napoleon as a mouse in uniform 
 
 with cocked hat, seated on the gravestones of great military com- 
 manders addressing other mice (his marshals and generals), and 
 urging them to save the honor of the master and not let themselves 
 be caught by the cats. 4to. 
 
 Napo.eron, “ Se. Kaiser Majestat Napoleon der Grosse auf Hochstdero 
 neuersundenem Observatorio in der Schlacht von la Belle Alliance d. 
 _ 18 Juny 1815,” full length in uniform. 4to. 
 
 NapouEon, “ Le Déserteur,” full length in uniform, view of Mont St. 
 Jean on battlefield in background, Napoleon saying “ Braves Fran- 
 ais, combattez pour moi.” In colors. 4to. 
 
 N APOLEON, “ Hin grosser General und ein ‘kleiner Kaiser,” full length 
 portrait of a general [Bliicher?], balancing a miniature figure of 
 Napoleon on his thumb. 4to. | 
 
 NAPOLEON’S portrait in upper left hand corner, with various figures of 
 Great Britain underneath, showing the way the news of Nelson’s Vic- 
 tory over the French affected them. line. Unsigned: 4to: 
 (Mended at one fold.) 
 
 Napoueon, full length caricature, standing in a field of St. Helena, 
 houses in background; a gigantic figure, hair mussed and hands in 
 pockets. “ Drawn from the life at Longwood, June 5, 1820. Fleshy, 
 ci-divant Bony.” Written in ink on lower margin,—‘By Mr. Hook, 
 Acting Pres.”  8vo. 7 ! 
 
 NAPOLEON, as harlequin in a satire upon the “ Diversions of Purley ” 
 [John Horne Tooke]. Contains numerous figures, including Welling- 
 ton, &c., several under the table, wine being spilled from decanters, 
 &e. Published for the Satirist, April 1, 1808. In colors. Oblong 
 Svo. | 
 
 Napoueon, “ Diesen Bock habe Ich geschossen,” full length in uniform, 
 cocked hat, cannon in background. 8vo. 
 
 Napotron, “ Der Kronen-Flicker,” full length figure, seated at table 
 trying to repair his crown, and saying to two kings who are tender- 
 ing their crowns, “ Ich habe mit meiner genug zu thun.” In colors. 
 8vo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, in the Imperial Shaving Shop, seated, in uniform, on stool, 
 and exclaiming,—* Begar, me no can reach to shave de dam mus- 
 tache of dat vile Regent for dis basin of water between us.” From 
 the Satirist, 1st of February, 1813. In colors. Oblong 8vo. 
 
 Napounon, “ Buonaparte auf der Reise nach der Insel Elba .. . 
 1814, full length in uniform saying “es lebe Konig Ludwig X VIII.” 
 In colors. 8vo. ; 
 
 Napo.Leon, “ Das ist mein lieber sohn, an dem ich Wohlgefallen habe,” 
 a large monkey holding the figure of Napoleon in his arms. In colors. 
 8vo. 
 
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4017. 
 Bea. 4018. 
 ee 4019. 
 4020. 
 4021. 
 
 4022. 
 
 4023. 
 
 4024. 
 
 4025. 
 
 4026. 
 
 4027. 
 
 4028. 
 
 4029. 
 
 > Ee, ei oe, 
 
 ® 
 
 Napo.eon, full length in uniform, with inscription “Il Corriere del 
 Reno tutto perde nel suo ritorno dalla piera di Lipsia.” In colors. 
 Svo.. ’ . Pe a A . Sabie 
 
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 Napo eon, full length in uniform, an angel’s wing extending from his 
 back, reading uncomplimentary descriptions of himself on wall. 
 “ Je suis sur les Epines, &.” Line. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 Napoteon. “ Unverhoffter Besuch,” full length figures of Napoleon and 
 his son, the latter wearing crown; unexpected visit causes Napoleon 
 to state, “ Be quiet, little son, or I shall be frightened, too,” etc. In 
 
 colors. 8vo. ; By . De 
 
 NAPOLEON, rear view in enormous coat and hat. Pencil drawing. Un- 
 signed. 12mo. 
 
 Napotron, “Der Rheinische Courier verliehrt auf der Heinreise von 
 der Leipziger Messe alles,” full length in uniform, cocked hat. In 
 colors. 12mo. : 
 
 NAPouEoNn, full length on top of a tree, which is bent over by his weight 
 as he leans to grasp the statue of Charlemagne; beneath him hang 
 fruit marked Murder of Kléber, Massacre at Jaffa, Abolition of No- 
 bility, &e., skulls, figure of Death, &c., on ground. “ Objects re- 
 flected in Ireland’s Mirror.” Oblong 12mo. | London, n.d. 
 
 NAPOLEON, full length in uniform as “ Der Rheinische Courier,” with 
 the sceptre of Carolus Magnus in both hands, and running towards 
 the city of Maynz. Line. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, as a uniformed monkey trying on hat. “ Le Singe de Na- 
 poléon.” Colored lithograph. 12mo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napouzon, full length as a traveling musician carrying kettle-drums 
 and horns, &c. “Nun kanns angehn.” | Geissler, sc.| Unsigned. 
 In colors. 12mo. (Torn and mended.) pe 
 
 NAPOLEON, miniature full length in uniform being dropped into the 
 jaws of the Russian bear by the grotesque figure of a Cossack. “ Hoo- 
 Haw—there he goes. Grim Joey dashing fittle Boney into the jaws of 
 a Russian Bear.” In colors. G. Ck. del. Square 12mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, bust in caricature; face, composed of the dead bodies of his 
 Ambition ; hat, of the eagle of the Allies who crushed him; coat, 
 of a map with the names thereon of battles lost, rivers crossed, &c., 
 with its collar a stream of blood; epaulet, of the hand of Justice 
 snapping the strings of his Greatness, &c. Unsigned. In colors. 5 
 lines of description in French. 12mo. 
 
 Napoteon. The same, slightly varied. In colors. About 16 lines of 
 _description in French. 12mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON. The same, slightly varied. In colors. 8 lines of description 
 in French. 8vo. 
 
4030. 
 4031. 
 
 4032. 
 4033. 
 4034, 
 
 4035. 
 4036. 
 
 4037. 
 
 4038. 
 
 4039. 
 
 4040. 
 
 4041. 
 
 4042. 
 
 NapoLEon. The same, without any letters. -16mo. 
 
 NapoLeon. The same, but plain. 10 lines of description in Italian. 
 Berlin, n.d. 12mo. 
 
 Napoteon. The same. In colors. 8 lines of description in Italian. 
 Berlin, 1814. 12mo 
 
 Napoteon. The same. In colors. Title in German. 16mo. (2 
 copies. ) * 
 
 Napotreon. The same, without letters, in pencil and water-color. 
 16mo. 
 
 Napouteon. The same, pencil and water-color. 8vo. (Creased.) 
 
 NAPOLEON, small medallion caricature of Bonaparte astride an ass, his 
 face to its tail, and “ conducted to Elba by his Prope attendant [the 
 devil], &c.”’ Unsigned. 16mo. 
 
 NAPOLEON, small full length in uniform astride a rat which he is driving 
 as a horse. Etching. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 Naporron, full length caricature, with Bliicher. “ Rencontre aux 
 Champs Elisées.” Journal du Manneken. Mezzotint. 8vo; the 
 same, with inscription in German. Lithograph. 8vo. (2 pieces.) 
 
 Napouxon, caricature full length in uniform, pierced by the fork of 
 Satan and being roasted in the flames of Hell. 8 verses beneath. 
 “The Corsican Pest; or Belzebub going to Supper.” J. Gillray des. 
 and fect. Large folio (folded). (Large tear at bottom, repaired.) 
 London, 1803 ; On back of above are 2 caricatures of Napoleon, *‘ The 
 King of Brobdingnag and Gulliver” (London, 1803), and “The 
 Genius of France nursing her darling.’ (London, 1804.) Un- 
 signed, but probably by Gillray. ‘Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 NAPOLEON, 3 caricatures, (1) “ The Hand-Writing Upon the Wall”; 
 Cape Destruction of the French Gun-Boats ” ; 3 (3 ie Corsican 
 Carcase-Butcher’s Reckoning Day”; and (4) [“ John Bull and the 
 Alarmist”]. Ling, Lithograph, &c. J. Gillray inv. and fct. Oblong 
 4to. (1 margin cut into, and a portion of 1 plate mended.) (4 
 pieces, backed.) 
 
 NAPOLEON, 3 caricatures, (1), “ The Magnanimous Minister chastising 
 Prussian Perfidy * ; (2) “ Pacific Overtures, or, a Plight from St. 
 Cloud, &e.”; (3) “ Comforts of a Bed of Roses, &e.” ;and (4) “John 
 Bull swamped in a flood of New Taxes.” J. Gillray inv. and fet. 
 
 Line, Lithograph, &c. Oblong 4to. (4 pieces, backed.) (Margin ~ 
 
 torn and repaired in 2 places.) London, 1806 
 
 NApoueon, medallion head with wreath, in a group of 5 heads. Line. 
 16mo; half length, with 4 others, caricatures. Line 1817. Oblong 
 4to; “ Last Adieu of Louis Napoleon and the Emperor.” Mezzotint 
 after Wattier. 8 vo.; full length in a group of soldiers, &c., on quay. 
 Etched after Latella. India paper, 8vo. (4 pieces.) 
 
SECOND FUNERAL OF NAPOLEON, » 
 
 . NapoLeon. Second Funeral. The Second Funeral of Napoleon Bona- 
 parte, including an account of the exhumation of his remains at St. 
 Helena. Jilustrated by the artists who accompanied the expedition. 
 8vo. London, 1841, inlaid to royal 4to in sheets. Accompanying the 
 
 preceding are 2 bills of the play “ Napoleon Buonaparte.” London, 
 1830-31. 
 
 . Napouzeon. Second Funeral. “ Débarquement a Courbevoie.” Dessiné 
 
 par Ferogio et Girard. Lithograph. Folio (margin stained). 
 
 . ae ; 3 Paris [1840] 
 
 . Napoteon. Second Funeral. “ Arrivée du char 4 la porte des In- 
 
 _ valides.” Dessiné par Ferogio et Girard. Lithograph. Folio (stained). 
 ‘ Paris [1840] 
 
 . Napotron. Second Funeral. “Catafalco del l’Imperatore Napoleone a 
 
 _ bordo de la Belle Poule”; “Imbargo delle spoglie di Napoleone” ; 
 “ Ricognizione del cadavere di Napoleone”’; “ Catafalco di Napol- 
 eone.” Lithographs. Double folio. 4 pieces. 
 
 _ Naponron. Second Funeral. “Exhumation de Napoléon a Ste. 
 Héléne.” Lithograph in colors. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . NapoLeon. Second Funeral. “ Translation des restes mortels de Na- 
 poléon”; unnamed scene depicting the coffin borne by soldiers. 
 Lith. de Jobard; “ Translation des restes mortels de /Empereur; 
 Lithographs. 4to. Together, 3 pieces. | 
 
 . Napoteon. Second Funeral. ‘“ Chapelle ardente de l’Empereur Na- 
 poléon ”; “ The Opening of the coffin at St. Helena, Oct. 16, 1840”; 
 “ Arrivée de la flotille, sous les ordres du Prince de Joinville, ramen- 
 ant les restes de Napoléon ”; and 3 other scenes [one from the Ver- 
 sailles Gallery]. Lithographs, etc. 4to. Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 . Napontgon. Second Funeral. “ Passaggio del convoglio funebre di Na- 
 poleonie sul ponte della Concordia”; “Cavallo di battagha di Na- 
 poleonie,” and another similar. Lithographs, double folio. 3 pieces. 
 
 . Naponron. Second Funeral. “ Carrio funebre di Napoleone ” ; “ Shargo 
 delle spoglie di Napoleone” ; “ Battello catafalco di Napoleone,” and 
 another. Lithographs. Double folio. 4 pieces. 
 
 _Napoteon. Second Funeral. “Dopo Ventiginque anni”; Arrivo del 
 Corteo funebre e delle spoglie mortali di Napoleone ag!’ -Invalidi,” 
 and 3 other scenes, 1 French, 2 English, illustrative of events in the 
 Second Funeral. Double folio, and folio. ‘Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 . Napoueon II., Kine Or Romz; only son of Napoleon I and Marie 
 Louise. L.S. 1 p. 4to. Schénbrunn, July 29, 1829, expressing his 
 pleasure at hearing that the waters of Aix-la-Chapelle are of so much 
 benefit to his mother. 
 
 An unusual signature consisting of the brief ‘ Nar” in imitation of his 
 illustrious father, who signed frequently in this manner after the year 1806. 
 
4054. 
 
 4055. 
 4056. 
 4057. 
 
 4058. 
 4059. 
 4060. 
 4061. 
 4062. 
 4063. 
 4064. 
 
 4065. 
 
 4066. 
 4067. 
 
 4068. 
 
 Napoueon II., Kine OF Rome. Original manuscript, 4 pp. 4to, of an 
 
 ' Historical Composition, in the autograph of Napoleon II, at the age 
 
 of sixteen, with corrections made by one of his tutors. Unsigned. 
 Portrait and a brief printed biography. (3 pieces.) 
 
 A note on one of the sheets states that they were taken from a copy- 
 book. used at school by the Young Napoleon, and that on one of the pages 
 was written the date, “30 Juin 1827.” He was born in March, 1811, and 
 died in July, 1832. 
 
 Napoueon II., Kina Or Rome. Portrait, bust in uniform. Dessiné 
 a Vienne, d’aprées nature. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 Napo.ron II., Kine OF Rome. Portrait, bust in uniform. N. Schia- 
 voni din. ed. inc. Stipple. Open letters, with inscription. 8vo. 
 
 Naporron IIJ., Ktng Or Rome. The same, proof before inscription 
 (slightly stained). | 
 
 Napoueon II., Kine Or Rome. Portrait, “ Napoleon-Francois-Charles- 
 Joseph, Duc de Reichstadt,” bust in oval. Stipple. Unsigned. vo. 
 Paris, 1811 
 
 Napouteon IJ., King Or Rome. Portrait, “ Due de Reichstadt,” full 
 bust, within floral frame. Stipple. Unsigned. 12mo. 
 
 Napoueon II., Kine Or Roms. Portrait, full bust in oval. Gravirt 
 von A. Folger. Stipple. 8vo (worn and margins cut away). 
 
 Napoteon II., Kine Or Rome. Portraits (1) bust in oval, after the 
 miniature by Isabey. Stipple. 8vo (worn impression) ; (2) bust in 
 oval, gravé B. Roger, dessiné . . . par P. P. Prud’hon. Stipple. 
 8vo.. 2 pieces. 
 
 Napoteon II., Kina Or Rome. Portrait, “ Le Roi de Rome,” bust, 
 Lecomte sc. Marckl del. ‘Two states, (1) open letters, (2) unfin- 
 ished proof before all letters. 8vo. 2 pieces. 
 
 Napoueon II., Kine Or Rome. Portrait, “ Napoléon Roi de Rome,” 
 miniature full length in uniform, cocked hat under right arm, 
 papers in left hand. Canu fecit. Stipple. 12mo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napotron IJ., Kina OF Rome. Portrait, bust in oval. Engraved 
 
 by T. Wright, after a miniature by Isabey. Stipple. 8vo. 
 London, 1820 
 
 Napoueon I]., Kine Or Rome. “ Francois Joseph Charles, Duc de 
 ‘Reichstadt,” portrait, bust in oval. Gravé par Ch. Meichelt, dessiné 
 par Ph. Stubenrauch. Mezzotint. 8vo. 
 
 Napoueon II., King Or Romer. “F.C. J. Napoléon II. Prince Im- 
 périal,” bust in oval, as a child. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 Napoueon II., Kine Or Rome. Portrait, as a child, bust in oval. Line 
 engraving. Unsigned. Open letters. 4to. 
 
 Napoueon II., Ktne Or Rome. Portrait, as a child, bust in oval. Line 
 engraving. Unsigned. Open letters. In colors. 4to. 
 
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 4069. 
 4070. 
 
 4071. 
 4072. 
 4073, 
 4074. 
 405. 
 
 4076. 
 
 4077. 
 4078. 
 4079. 
 4080. 
 
 4081. 
 
 4082. 
 
 4083. 
 
 Napoueon II., Kina Or Rome. Portrait, as a child, bust in oval. 
 Chaponnier sculpt. D. Duclos delt. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napoteon II., King Or. Rome. Portrait, full length, in uniform 
 Mezzotint. Unsigned. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napoxeon II., Kine OF Rome. Portraits, (1) in carriage [as Knight 
 
 of the Golden Fleece], in colors; (2), three-quarter length, seated, 
 looking at bust of his father, also in colors. 8vo. 2 pieces. 
 
 Naporzon II., Kixe Or Rome. “Naissance de Napoléon II. Roi de 
 “ Rome.” Gravé par Alix, dessiné par Rousseau. Mezzotint. 4to 
 lercssed). 
 
 NapoxeEon II., Kine Or Rome, in full athe seated in chair asleep, 
 his mother, Maria Louisa, standing on his left, a soldier on guard 
 at entrance to the room. Lion couchant, nearby. “ Le sommeille du 
 Lion.” Mezzotint. Unsigned. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napo.eon II., Kine Or Roms. Another Copy, similar design, slightly 
 smaller figures, &e. Unsigned proof. Mezzotint. Small 4to. 
 
 Naporzon 1 yd Kine Or Rome. “ Herzog von Reichstadt,” half-length 
 
 portrait in uniform. J. Jaresth sc. Line engraving. Open letters. 
 8vo. 
 
 NApoueon ILI., ne Or Rome. Portrait, three-quarter length, stand- 
 ing, in uniform. Lithograph in colors, unsigned. Open letters. 4to. 
 
 Napoxeon IL, Kine Or Rome. Portraits, (1) fall length in uniform, 
 Line engraving. 8vo [London]; (2) “S.A. Le’ Prince Imperial.” 
 India paper. Open letters. 8vo. Pape 2 pieces. 
 
 Napoieon II., King Or Rome. Portraits, (1) full length, engraved 
 by Green. India paper; (2) full length, and (8) “ The Last Mo- 
 ments of Young Napoleon, Duke of Reichstadt.” Mezzotint (worn). 
 Unsigned. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 Napotzon II., Kine Or Rome. Portrait, full length in uniform, on 
 horseback. Mezzotint. Unsigned (creased in places). Small folio. 
 
 Naponeon II., Kiva Or Rome. Portrait, full length in uniform, stand- 
 ing, hand resting on hat, galloping soldiers in background. Mezzo- 
 tint. Unsigned. Folio. [Paris, (Ca. 1818).] 
 
 Napoeon II., Kine Or Rome. Portraits, (1) as a child, full length, 
 on horseback. Stipple. Unsigned (wormed in inscription); (2) > 
 bust in uniform, India paper; (3) full bust in uniform, India paper, 
 before letters. 8vo. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 Napoteon IIJ., Kine Or Rome. Portrait, as a child, full length in 
 oval, kneeling, saying “ Dieu! Veille sur mon Pere et sur la France.” 
 Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 Napotzon II., Kine Or Rome. Portrait, as a child,full length. Early 
 lithograph. India paper, proof before all letters. 4to. 
 
4084. 
 4085, 
 
 4086. 
 
 4087. 
 
 4088. 
 
 4089. 
 
 4090. 
 
 4091. 
 
 4092. 
 
 4093. 
 
 4094. 
 
 4095. 
 
 4096. 
 4097. 
 
 4098. 
 
 4099. 
 
 Napoteon IL, Kine Or Rome. Portrait, full length. J. Rogers se. 
 Line and stipple. Colored by hand. 8vo. 
 
 NApoueEon II., Ktne Or Rome. Portrait, miniature full rer. Etch- 
 ing on India paper. Unsigned. 12mo. London, n.d. 
 
 Napotreon II., Kina Or Rome. Portrait, “ Le duc de Reichstadt,” 
 full bust in uniform. Stipple. Unsigned. In colors. 12mo, 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napoueon II., Kine Or Rome. Portrait, “ Napoléon Frang¢ois Charles 
 Joseph, Prince de Parme,” full bust in oval. Gravé par A. Verico, 
 Isabey a Vienne pein. Stipple. 8vo. Firenze, n.d. 
 
 Napoxeon II., Kina Or Rome. Miniature full length portrait, kneel- 
 ing, “Le Prince Impérial remerciant Dieu de l’heureux retour de 
 son pere.” Stipple. Printed in colors. 8vo. 
 
 Napouron IJ., Kina Or Rome. Portrait, full bust, d’aprés Voriginal 
 dessiné par G. Duclos. Stipple. Printed in colors. 8vo. 
 
 Napo.Eon II., Kina Or Rome. Portrait, full length, military costume, 
 
 holding flowers, saying “ Elles sont toutes pour mon pére et la 
 
 France.” Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 Napoueon II., Kina Or Rome. Portrait, “ Napoleon II. Prince Im- 
 perial,” full length in uniform, cocked hat in right hand. Stipple. 
 Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 NapoLeon IIJ., King Or Rome. Portrait, “ Der junge Prinz von 
 Parma,” full bust in uniform. Nach dem leben gemalt in Wein. 
 Stipple. Printed in colors (face disfigured). 8vo. 
 
 Napoueon II., Kinc Or Rome. Portrait, “ F. J. C. Napoléon, Duc de 
 Reichstadt,” full length in uniform, seated, statue of Napoleon in 
 background. Millin [peint]. Line engraving. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Napoueon IL, Kine Or Rome. Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Lithograph in colors. Folio. 
 
 NapoLeon II., Kine Or Rome. Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Drawn by Geo. Cruikshank. Aquatint, highly hand-colored. 8vo. 
 [From Ireland’s Life of Napoleon.] (Date cut away.) 
 
 Napotzon II., Kine Or Rome. Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Lithograph after H. H. Carter, 1826. Folio. 
 
 Napoueon II., Kina Or Rome. Portrait, full bust. Dessiné apres 
 nature. Line and stipple. 4to. ISL7 
 
 Napoueon II., Kine Or Rome. Portrait, on horseback, in uniform. 
 Mezzotint. Unsigned. Small folio. 
 
 NapoLeon II., Kine Or Rome. Portrait as a child. Dessiné et gravé 
 par H. Maina. Stipple. 4to. 
 
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 4100. NavoLeon Li Kine Or Rome. Portrait, full length, kneeling, saying 
 
 in French, “I am praying for my father and for France.” “Stipple. 
 In colors, probably colored by hand. 8vo. 
 
 4 1. Napoteon II., Kine Or Rome. Portraits, (1) full length in uniform. 
 
 Lithograph. (2) Full bust, from a sculpture. Stipple. Together, 
 Repieces. 4to and 8vo. | : 
 
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 . Napoueon II., Kine Or Rome. “ Derniers momens de Napoleon II.,” 
 
 two representations. (1) G. Guadagnini dis & inc. 1834. N. Maurin 
 -imy. (2) Melle. Leuvier sculp. Line engravings. 4to. Together, 
 2 pieces. 
 . Napoeon IJ., Kina Or Rome. “ Derniers momens du Roi de Rome.” 
 Lith. de Simonau, also when lying in state. Gravé par Serz. 4to 
 and 8vo. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 410. . Napoteon II., Kine OF Roms. The Tomb of Napoleon II. Mezzotint. 
 
 Ato (slightly creased). 
 
 . NapPotron III., Emprror Or France. A page of manuscript in the 
 autograph of Napoleon III.. small folio, unsigned and undated. With 
 portraits of both king and queen. 
 
 A criticism of a political pee iiet, which he thinks ought to be called 
 “Parties in France since ’89.” 
 
 . Napo.eon IIL, Emperor Or France. A.L.S. (third person). 1 p. 
 12mo. London, Feb. 24, 1833. Accepting an invitation. The letter 
 commences “ Le Prince ‘i Napoleon Bonaparte.” With portrait. 
 
 . Naponron ITT. Emperor Or France. LS. 1 p. folio, Paris, Jan. 31, 
 1869. Greetings ig is cousin, Cardinal Bilo, ‘with addressed 
 
 envelope. 
 
 . Navotzon III., EMPrror cGr France. L.8. 1 p. folio, Paris, Jan. 15, 
 1870. To his cousin, thanking him for Christmas greetings. With 
 portrait, surrounded by his officers. Folio. Together, 2 pieces. 
 
 . Napotzon III., Emperor Or France. Portrait, half length in uni- 
 form. Lithograph after Charpentier. 4to. On India paper. 
 
 . NAPOLEON EuGchne Louis, Prince IMPERIAL, son of Napoleon III. 
 MS. of a Prayer pasted on a 4to sheet of cardboard, said to be in the 
 autograph of the son of Napoleon III. With 2 photographs. 
 
 . NAPpoLtEon (AuGcusta AmeELIA—daughter of the King of Bavaria, and 
 wife of Prince Eugéne Napoleon). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Munich, "Aug. 
 12, 1829. To Mme. E. Lefebure, thanking ne for congratulations 
 upon her daughter’s marriage to the Emperor of Brazil. 
 
 . Napotzeon (Avucustus C. E.-—eldest son of Prince Eugene Napoleon, 
 Prince of Prussia). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Spa, July 11, 1816. To 
 Ravrio & Co., Paris, relative to articles of furniture. 
 
 . Napotgon (Lovis—eldest brother of Napoleon III.). A.R.S. “ Louis 
 Napoleon,” n.p.n.d. With engraved portrait. 
 
 * Received from Charles the sum of 200 francs for the month of March.” 
 
4114. 
 
 4115. 
 
 4116. 
 
 4117. 
 
 4118. 
 
 4121. 
 
 4122. 
 
 4123. 
 
 4124. 
 
 4125. 
 
 4126. 
 
 Napoteon’s Marsuats. A series of 100 miniature portraits of the - { 
 
 Marshals of Napoleon. Bovinot sculp. Vatier del. On 5 folio sheets. 
 
 Nansouty (ETIENNE A. M. C.—French general, one of the best officers 
 
 4 
 
 of the Revolution, commanded the cavalry at Leipsic). A.L.S. 
 1 p. folio, Cologne, Nov. 17, 1811. Regarding a report of the divi- 
 sions under his command. , 
 
 Napper-Tanpy (JAMES—Irish insurgent, invaded Ireland with a body — 
 of French troops). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Engraved by 
 
 J. Heath after J. Petrie. 4to. London, 1816 
 
 Nast (THomas). Original pen and ink drawing of a caricature “ Att 
 Corked up his Fassett,” representing Senator Platt, on his knees, 
 
 painting the face of a jumping jack. At foot, “ He is going to ad- 
 
 dress a colored meet to n.” 14x1614. 
 
 NATIONAL CONVENTION. Order of Release for Citizen L. Chardoneau. 
 
 1 p. 4to. Port Malo, le 8 Fructidor, ?An II [Aug. 25, 1794]. 
 
 Signed by Lion. 
 
 . NATIONAL CONVENTION. ‘“ Der Nationnal-Convent in Paris.” Carica- 
 
 ture. Fincke fecit, Berlin. 4to. | 
 
 . NAVAILLE NE£E Des Capris (MApAmME DE—niece of Mirabeau). A.L.S. 
 
 to M. Audibert, excusing herself for having been unable to answer 
 his letter immediately. 1 p. and a half, small 4to. May 17 [1790]. 
 
 NaAvAat ComBat between the French under Comte de la Motte Picquet, 
 and the English under Admiral Hyde, in full view of Fort Royal off 
 Martinique [about Dec., 1779]. Inscription in French. Line engray- 
 ing. Unsigned. Large folio, margins on three sides cut away. 
 
 NEALE (Str Harry B.—British admiral). Portrait, three-quarter 
 length in uniform. Engraved by J. B. Lane, drawn by W. Evans, 
 
 after Sir W. Beechey. Stipple. Open letters. Folio. London, 1822 
 
 NEcKER (JAcQUES—eminent Swiss financier, father of Madame de 
 Staél). L.S.1p.4to. Paris, May 20,1790. To M. le Cher de Ville- 
 preux. 
 
 Informing the recipient that he has given M. de La Tour du Pin a 
 letter in favor of Sr. Picard. 
 
 NeEcKER (Jacques). A.L.S. 1 p. small 4to. n.p. (Paris ?), July 16, 
 1790. With portrait and view of his house at Copet. 
 
 Stating that he is sending a copy of the account he is to present to the 
 
 National Assembly, and requesting that a sum of money be obtained from 
 - the bank. 
 
 NECKER (JACQUES). L.S. 2 pp, 4to. [ Versailles, Sept.] 2, 1789. 
 Stating that 1000 bags of flour are to be examined. 
 
 Necker (Jacques). Portrait, full bust in oval. Engraved by Berain- 
 
 ville. Stipple in brown, with margins. Folio. 
 
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 4 1 at. NECKER (JACQUES). Portrait, full bust in oval. Dessiné et gravé par 
 
 P. Audouin. Line engraving. Folio, with full margins. Fine im- 
 pression. Paris, undated 
 
 a (JACQUES). Portrait, full bust in oval, monument beneath. 
 Boknam sculp. J. V. del. Line engraving. 8vo. 
 
 4 a 9, NECKER (JAcQuES). Portrait, full bust in oval. Boknam sculp. J. V. 
 
 del. Line engraving. 4to. ° 
 
 113 . NecKER (JAcquzs). Portrait, full bust in oval. Dessiné et gravé par 
 
 P. Audouin.. Line engraving. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . NECKER (JACQUES). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Unsigned. “Le 
 
 = tee Compte Rendu.” 8vo, full margins. 
 
 . NECKER (J ACQUES). Portrait full bust in oval: scene beneath. Lava- 
 
 chez SC. Mezzotint. 8vo. 
 
 ‘ce (JacquEs). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint. Military 
 
 scene, and biographical account in script beneath. 8vo, on small 
 folio sheet. 
 
 :N ECKER (J ACQUES) . Another copy of the same. 
 
 . Necker (Mapame A. A. Dre Saussure—cousin of Mme. de Staél, wife 
 
 of the nephew of the French Prime Minister). Three lines on letter 
 in another hand and in the third person. 2 pp. small 4to. No place, 
 no date. To the Abbé Desannais, apologizing for trouble given him, 
 &e. With portrait. 
 
 . NEIPPERG (CountT—morganatic husband of Marie-Louise). A.L.S. 
 
 2 pp. 8vo. Schweig, Sept. 15, 18. 
 The writer informs the recipient Abat a great deal has been written 
 about his family, and sends some corrected statements. 
 
 . Netson (Horatio, Lorp, eminent Britsh admiral). L.S. “ Horatio 
 Nelson,” 1 p. folio, April 30, 1779. To The Honle. the Principal 
 Officers and Commissions of His Majesty’s Navy, London. 
 
 “ Herewith you will receive a monthly book for His Majesty’s sloop 
 Badger under my command for March and April 1779.” 
 
 . Netson (Horatio, Lorp). Commemoration of the X1Vth February, 
 
 179%. Engraved by I. Parker, R. Smirke del. Line engraving. 
 Folio, (margins repaired). : London, 1803 
 
 Contains portraits of Nelson, Collingwood, Sutton, Knowles and thirteen 
 others. 
 
 . Netson (Horatio, Lorp). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. 
 
 Unsigned. Open letters on India paper. 4to. London, 1806 
 
 . Netson (Horatio, Lorp). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Engraved 
 
 by R. Cooper, drawn by W. Evans. 4to. Open letters. London, 1815 
 
 . Netson (Horatio, Lorp). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Litho- 
 graph on India paper after Maurin, 1834. Proof, 4to. 
 
4142. 
 
 4143. 
 
 4144, 
 
 4145. 
 
 4146. 
 
 4147. 
 
 4148. 
 
 4149, 
 
 4150. 
 
 4151. 
 
 4152. 
 
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 4155. 
 
 4156. 
 
 4157. 
 
 4158. 
 
 Netson (Horatio, Lorp). Portrait, half length in uniform. Litho- 
 
 graph after A. Maurin, 1834, also “ Death of Lord Nelson,” Taylor ~ 
 
 sculp. Corbould del. 1827. 4to. 2 pieces. 
 
 Neutson (Horatio, Lorp). Portrait, half length, in uniform, Gravé 
 par Frilley, peint par Healy. Line engraving, from the Versailles 
 Gallery. India paper. 4to. 
 
 Netson (Horatio, Lorp). Portrait, full length in uniform. Js. Gill- 
 ray del. & fect. Ato. 
 
 NESSELRODE (CHARLES ROBERT, Count Von, ee ainieanee toa 
 part in the Coalition against Napoleon). L.S. 1 p. folio, Dussel- 
 dorf, Oct. 10, 1810. To the Count de Sulsi. ~ 
 
 NESSELRODE (CHARLES Rospert, Count Von). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to, n.p.. 
 April 14, n.y. stating that he is sick, and is sending some dispatches, — 
 
 etc. With portrait. 
 
 NESSELRODE (CHARLES Rosert, Count Von). A.L. 1 p. 12mo, in ~ 
 
 third person, unsigned, April 27, no year, informing M. Boyd that 
 he has received his two letters and would be pleased to discuss their 
 contents with him at an early date. 
 
 NESSELRODE (CHARLES ROBERT, CouNT Von). Portrait, full bust, en- 
 graved by L. Demary. 8vo. Open letters. 
 
 New Jersey. “A Wood Scene, Hoboken.” Engraved by Smillie after 
 Weier. 4to (spotted). 1832 
 
 New Jersey. View of the Phoenix Paper Works, Whippany, Morris 
 Co. Lithograph in colors after a drawing by E. Sintzenich. 4to. 
 New York, n.d. 
 
 Newton (Sir Isaac). Full bust portrait in oval. Engraved by Houb- 
 raken after Kneller. [Circa 1748 | 
 
 Newron (Sir Isaac). Portrait, three-quarter length. Done from an 
 original painting of Sr. James Thornhill’s. Mezzotint. 4to, cut 
 close. 
 
 New York Views. View of Hellgate, the entrance from Long Island 
 Sound to New York. Aquatint engraved by Murriot. 8vo (re- 
 
 paired ). London, 1807 
 New York Views. St. Thomas’s Church, Broadway. Engraved by 
 Rawdan, Wright & Co., after A. J. Davis. 4to. 1829 
 New York Views. Park Row. Engraved by W. D. Smith after C. 
 Burton, 4to. 1830 
 
 New York Views. A Map of the Village of Williiamsburgh. In three 
 colors. Large folio, backed with linen. 1845 | 
 
 New York Views. Map of the Albany Northern Rail Road. Lith. 
 
 of J. E. Gavit, Albany, N. Y. About 4 feet long. 1852 
 New York Views. Hellgate. Hngraved by A. Dick. 8vo. 
 
 Spe Me. Stay 
 
 Ee ee col cS 2 tk 
 
 7 apa iat 
 
4161. 
 
 4162. 
 4163. 
 4164. 
 4165. 
 
 i 4166. 
 
 4167. 
 4168. 
 4169. 
 
 4170. 
 
 4171. 
 
 4172. 
 
 . New York Views. Lafayette Theatre. Laurens St. near Canal St., 
 
 New York. Engraved by James Eddy after Peter Crain. 4to. 
 Proof on India-paper. 
 
 . New York Views. “L’Arrivée du Prince Guillaume Henry fils du 
 
 Roi d’Angleterre 4 Nouvelle York en Amerique 1781 le 16 Octobre.” 
 Gravé par Balth F. Leizel, peint. pe R. bast als Dutch line en- 
 graving, in colors. 4to. 3 
 
 New York Views. “ L’Entrée triomphale des Troupes royales a Nou- 
 velle Yorck.” Gravé par F. X. Habermann. Dutch line engraving, 
 in colors. 4to. | 
 
 New ‘York ViEws. La nouvelle Yorck. Gravé par B. F. Leizelt. 
 Dutch line engraving. In colors. 4to. 
 
 New York Views. La nouvelle Yorck. Dutch line engraving. Un- 
 signed. In colors. 4to. [Different from the preceding. | 
 
 New York Views. Debarquement des Troupes engloises 4 nouvelle 
 Yorck. Gravé par F. X. Habermann. Dutch line engraving. In 
 colors. 4to. 
 
 New York Views. New York et Brooklyn. Dessiné par Simpson, 
 lith. par Th. Muller. In colors. Folio. 
 
 NEw York Views. Southwest View of New York. Engraved by J. 
 Kirk after Howdell, & New York engraved by J. Archer after J. A. 
 Davis. 8vo. 2 pieces. 
 
 New York Vinws. St. Paul’s, Broadway. Engraved by Archer after 
 Davis. 8vo. | 
 
 Nerw York Views. View from Gowanus Heights, Brooklyn. Engraved 
 by Dalard after Bartlett. 
 
 New York Views. View of Trinity Church. Engraved by Eddy after 
 Davis. 4to. 
 
 NEWFOUNDLAND. Landing of the French at Newfoundland, on which 
 occasion an English warship, together with a few vessels and fishing 
 boats were captured. Dutch line engraving. In colors. Inscription 
 in French. Also another similar print, illustrating Greenland. 4to. 
 2 pieces. 
 
 Ney (Micuet, Duc D’ExcuincEeN, Marshal of France, fought at— 
 Waterloo, where five horses were shot under him). TW oie a5 oF 
 folio. Genéve (Genoa), Oct. 12, 1802. 
 
 A fine and important military document, signed ‘“ Ney” presenting in 
 detail the regiments, numbers, where stationed and comments regarding 
 the troops under his command. 
 
 Ney (MicueLt, Duc D’EicHuincEN). L.S. “Ney.” 3 pp. folio. Berne, 
 le 5 Brumaire, An XI [Oct. 30, 1802]. To Berthier, Minister of 
 War, giving him a detailed report relative to the various regiments. 
 With lithograph view of the Tomb of Ney, in colors. 
 
4173. 
 
 4174. 
 
 4175. 
 
 4176, 
 
 A177. 
 
 4178. 
 
 4179. 
 
 4180. 
 
 4181. 
 4182. 
 4183. 
 
 4184. 
 
 4185. 
 
 [Ney (Micuet, Duc D’Extcuincrn).] A.L.S. of Col. G. B. Laplane, 
 of the sixth reg. of infantry to General Vittalle. Ktaplet, Oct. 9, 
 1804. 
 
 Sending Vittalle the report of the arrest of Noél Gavul, a navy deserter, 
 
 with instructions to hand the document to Marshal of the Empire Ney, so 
 that Gavul would obtain the proper trial. 
 
 On the reverse Is NEY’S REPLY, SIGNED“ Le Mariezal d’Hmpire Ney,” say- — 
 
 ing that the accused had been condemned, also with mention of Gen. 
 Villette. 
 
 Ney (MicuHet, Duc D’Etcuineen). A.L.S. “ Mal Due de la Moskwa,” 
 1p. 12mo. Wurtzburgh, March 28, 1813, stating that M. Gamot is’ 
 
 the proper man to fill the pean of prefect i in a certain department. 
 With portrait. | 
 
 Nery (MicHEt, Duc D’ELCHINGEN). ADS. “ Le Mareen Dee de 
 la Moskowa, Ney.” Auxerre, March 19, 1815. With fine impression 
 (practically unbroken) of Ney’s wax seal. — 
 
 An order to M. Debar, his chief cook to join him as soon as possible. 
 This was. written during a critical period of Ney’s life, as it was in 
 this month that he received orders to lead an army against Napoleon, 
 whom he promised to bring back in an iron cage. 
 
 Ney (Micurn, Duc D’ELcHrincen). Portrait, bust in uniform. 
 
 Lithograph after Mauzin. Small folio. 
 
 Ney (Micuet, Duc D’ExicHinceN). Portrait, bust in uniform. 
 
 Gravé par Danois, peint par A. Brune. Line engraving, from the 
 Versailles Gallery. 8vo. 
 
 Nery (MicHEL, Duc D’ELCHINGEN). pens bust in uniform. Litho- 
 graph after Maurin. Folio. 
 
 Nery (MicHEL, Duc D’EtcHINGEeN). Portrait, half length in uni- 
 
 form. Alex. Tardieu del et sculp. F. Gérard pee Line engrav- 
 
 ing. 4to. Paris, n.d... 
 
 Nery (MicHet, Duc D’ELcHincen). Portrait, in uniform, on horse- 
 
 back. Blanchard fils sculp. Mourtinet del. Line engraving, bio- 
 
 graphical account beneath. Small folio. 
 
 Nery (Micuen, Duc D’Etcuincen). Portrait, in uniform, on horse- 
 back. In colors. 4to. London, A. Park 
 
 Nery (Micue., Du D’EtcHIncen). Portrait, full length in umform, 
 also portrait of his wife, the latter after Gérard, 1812. 2 pieces. 
 
 Ney (Micuet, Duc D’EtcuincGen). Portrait, full length in uni- 
 form. Charon sculpsit, Martinet pinxit. Mezzotint. Folio. 
 
 Ney (Micuet, Duc D’Excuincen). Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Charon sculpsit, Martinet pinxit. Mezzotint. In colors (colored 
 by hand). Folio. 
 
 Ney (MicuHet, Duc D’ELcHINGEN). Portrait, full length in uniform, 
 standing, cocked hat on marble. Sasso inc. Demarchi dis. 8vo. 
 
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 4186. 
 
 ater. 
 eri 5 
 P4189. 
 4190, 
 a 4191. 
 4192. 
 41g, 
 4194. 
 
 4195, 
 
 4196. 
 
 4197, 
 
 4198. 
 
 4199. 
 
 4200. 
 
 Nery (Micuet, Duc D’EtcuIncen). “The Shooting of Marshal Ney, 
 one of Bonaparte’s late Marshals.” Copper engraving. 4to. 
 London, 1815 
 
 Nery (Micuen, Duc D’ELcuincen). Representation of the shooting 
 of Ney. Copper engraving, margins cut away. Folio. [ca. 1815] 
 
 Ney, MASSENA, BERTRAND, and others. Portraits, mainly in uniform. 
 8vo and 12mo, no duplicates. 20 pieces. 
 
 Niagara Fats. The most surprising Cataract of Niagara in Canada. 
 Copper engraving by Page. Folio. [ Circa, 1799] 
 
 NracGara Farris. American side. Tinted lithograph after Kollner. 4to. 
 New York, 1848 
 
 Niacara Fatrs. General View. Tinted lithograph after Kollner. 4to. 
 
 New York, 1848 
 
 Niacara FAttzs. seen Falls. Tinted lithograph after Kollner. 
 4to. | New York, 1848 
 
 Nracara Fats. Rapids at Niagara. Tinted lithograph after Kollner. 
 4to. | | New York, 1848 
 
 Nracara Farts. Suspension Bridge. Tinted lithograph after Kollner. 
 Ato. - . New York, 1848 
 
 Niet (ApotpHe—Marshal of France, Minister of War under Napoleon 
 Til). “A.0:8.-.1 p. folio, July 7, 1859. 
 
 Military letter asking the general commanding the brigade of cavalry 
 for names of those oun Y to be raised to captains. 
 
 Niemcrwrez (J. U.—Polish Statesman, accompanied Kosciusko to 
 America in 1797). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Hamilton, June 14, [1830]. 
 Thanks “ My Lord” for his letter, and mentions personal matters. 
 
 NIEUWERKERKE (ALFRED H.—French sculptor). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 ‘Palais du Louvre, Dec. 15, 1853. To M. Fourdrin telling him that 
 Napoleon III. would not accept a model. With portrait, printed 
 biographical account and facsimile. 
 
 NIGHTINGALE (B.). A.L.S. 4 pp. 12mo, n.p.n.d. Regarding auto- 
 graphs of Joseph Bonaparte, etc. 
 
 NoaruuEs (AprIEN Maurice, Duc De—Marshal of France, commander 
 in chief in the war against Germany). D.S. 1 p. folio, mee eee 
 Feb. 6, 1745. 
 
 Military release for a M. Lotte who had served in the army for twenty- 
 four years. Noailles married Francoise d’Aubigne, a niece of Madame de 
 Maintenon. 
 
 Noatuies (AprieN Mavrice, Duc De). Portrait, full bust in uniform, 
 wearing wig. Cathelin sculps. Line engraving.~ Small 4to. 
 
4201. 
 
 4202. 
 
 4203. 
 
 4204. 
 
 4205. 
 
 4210. 
 
 Noatties (Louis, Duc DE—Marshal, son of the preceding, distin- 
 guished himself in the campaigns of Flanders and Germany). A.L.S. 
 1p. 4to. Undated. With portrait. 
 
 Regarding the good character of a Madame Leigh who had asked a loan 
 from a banker friend. 
 
 Noaittes (CHArutes A. J. H. De, Duc De Movucuy—captain of the 
 body-guard of Louis XVIII, etc.). Portrait, three-quarter length. 
 Gravé par J. E. Coombs, peint par G. Hayler. Mezzotint. Small 
 folio. Open letters. 
 
 Noamtes (Comre De—French historian). A.L.S. 1p. 8yo. n. p. 
 March 19, no year. 
 
 Noattites (LE Duc Dr—said to have been Chamberlain to Napoleon). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo. No place, June 8, no year [sometime after 
 1800], informing “ Monsieur ” that he has seen a certain M. Fouché 
 relative to some matter, and that it will be adjusted satisfactorily. 
 
 NoaiLues (L. J. A., Comrz De—delegate to the Congress of Vienna). 
 A.L. in third person, unsigned. 38 pp. small 4to, including ad- 
 dressed portion with wax-seal. Paris, July 17, 1824. To Madame 
 Wild, stating that he is unable to send tickets for the Elisée Bourbon, 
 &e. (One corner supplied.) 
 
 . Noarttes DE Montaauz (Mapam). A.L.S, i p- 8vo. Paris, July 
 
 19, undated [but ca. 1812]. A letter of congratulation. 
 
 . Nocaret (Jacques R. D—E—Member of the Convention). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 
 4to. Paris, May 11, 1802, concerning a sum of 20,000 francs. With 
 portrait. 
 
 .' Nogaretr. (Jacques R. De). A.L.S. Ip. 4to, n.p.n.d. 
 
 . NORUMBEGA ET VIRGINIA, 1597. In colors. 4to. Framed and glazed. 
 
 “. . . From this time (1556) until the seventeenth century Norum- 
 bega was generally regarded as embracing all New England, and some- 
 times portions of Canada [the above includes portions of Canada], though 
 occasionally the country was known by other names.”—Larned. 
 
 Norvins (Jacques M. De—French littérateur and politician). Auto- 
 graph receipt signed for 1200 francs. 1 p. 12mo. Sept. 4, 1821. 
 With portrait, and 4 pp. 4to. Biographical Note by V. Ratier. (3 
 pieces. ) 
 
 . O'Connor (RocGER—Irish Nationalist, left curious will). Portrait, half 
 
 length in uniform. Proof before all letters on India paper. (Por- 
 tion of cloak on left shoulder hand-colored.) 4to. 7 
 
 . OFFENBACH (J acguEsS—celebrated composer). Autograph sentiment, 
 
 signed. 1p. 8vo. 
 
 . OLLIVIER (EmILE—Prime Minister of France). A.L.S. 3 pp. 8vo. 
 
 Givrins (Nyon), Oct. 17, 1867. Answers a request of a young lady 
 by sending her a few lines in his autograph. 
 
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 4229, 
 
 [O’Muara (Barry).] Napoleon’s physician at St. Helena. A tran- 
 script of a portion of letter written by John Finlanson, Nov. 27, 1815, 
 entirely in the autograph of O’Meara. 1p. 4to. 
 
 “The Board (of the Admiralty), has resolved to confirm you on Lord 
 Keith’s recommendation. The Admiral (Sir George Cockburn) has an 
 order to propose a suitable salary for you.” 
 
 O'Meara (Barry.)] Copy of a letter, 1 p. 4to, entirely in the auto- 
 
 graph of Dr. O’Meara, relative to an increase in pay. 
 10, 1816. ] 
 
 O’Mnara (Barry). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo, in English, n.p.n.d. To “Dear 
 Ireland,” asking him to call that evening or the following day. 
 
 | Dated August 
 
 O’Mzara (Barry). Portrait. Half length, seated in chair. Engraved 
 by F. C. Lewis after G. Lewis. Proof before all letters. 4to. The 
 only copy known to the owner. 
 
 Orteinat Drawine in water colors, “ L’Bmissaril, au bord du lac de 
 
 Castelgandolfo. 1790. Du Pré delt.” 4to. 
 
 OrictnsL Drawine in water colors of Italian mountain scenery, wall 
 decoration, etc., on 1 sheet, 4to, unsigned. Sienn, June 25, 1860 
 
 . ORIGINAL Drawine of a full length female figure in picturesque cos- 
 
 tume. Signed “A. Finardi. F. Roma 1880.” Folio. 
 
 . OrtGINAL DRAwrNG in pen and ink of two youthful shepherds and their 
 
 sheep, etc. Signed “ Gherardi.” 4to. 
 
 . OrtGINAL DRAWING in pen and ink of a boy on the back of a donkey 
 
 driving a flock of sheep. Signed “ G. Gherardi.” 4to. 
 
 . OrtevaL Drawing in water colors, of a full length male figure in pic- 
 
 turesque costume. Signed “J. B. Schonetzer.” 8vo. 
 
 . ORIGINAL DRAWING, in sepia, unsigned, containing two figures. 
 
 . OrIGINAL DRAWING in water colors, signed “ Gherardi.” Italian coun- 
 
 try scene, cottages, etc. 4to. 
 
 . ORIGINAL DRAWING in water colors, written on margins as being by 
 
 Vickers, representing several boats at sea. 4to. 
 
 . ORIGINAL DRAWING in water colors, of an English pastoral scene, signed 
 
 “D. Cox,” | but owing to quality of work doubtful if same is by him]. 
 8vo. 
 
 . Orz#ans (Gaston J. B. D’—son of Henry IV. and Marie de Medicis). 
 
 D.S. “Gaston.” 1 p. folio, on vellum. Paris, June 20, 1643. 
 
 Ortfans (Gaston J. B. D’). D.S. “Gaston,” 1 p. folio, Paris, Dec. 
 26, 1650. Order for payment of money. With portrait. 
 
 OrtbaNns (Puripre Duc D’, Recent Or France). Vellum D.S. 1 p. 
 oblong folio (folded). Paris, July 3, 1701. Appoints Louis Doubles 
 general supervisor of the Royal household. With several other signa- 
 tures. 
 
4231. OrLfANS (PHILIPPE Duc D’, Recent OF Francry. D.S. 1 p. folio, 
 Versailles, March 15,1701. <A death certificate. -With portrait. 
 
 4232. ORLEANS (PHILIPPE, Duc D’, Recent Of France). LS. “P.” Ip. 
 4to, n.p.n.d. Regarding money. With portrait. 
 
 4233. ORLEANS (Louris PuHruiprE, Duc D’—grandson of the Regent, grand- 
 father of Louis Philippe, King of France). L.S8. “ L. Phil. d’Orleans.” 
 2 pp. 4 to. Paris, March 19, 1760. Refers to work done on moun- 
 
 tain roads, &c. 
 
 4234, OrLfaNS (Louis Purrppr, Duc D’). A.L.S. “lL. Phil. d’Orleans,” 
 1p. 12mo. St. Cloud, April 15, 1776. A request for money. 
 
 4235. ORLEANS (Louis Puinipps, Duc D’). D.S. “L. Phil. d’Orleans,” 1 p. 
 folio, Paris, Nov. 18, 1785. Ordering payment of money. > 
 
 4236. OrLfaNs (Louris Purirepr, Duc D’). Expense account for week com- 
 mencing May 15, 1790, signed by M. Ozenne, treasurer, and Le 
 Roux Delaville, secty. 1 p. folio, with portrait. 
 
 4237. ORLEANS (Louis Puttiper, Duc D’). Another copy of the same. 
 
 4238. ORLEANS (Louis PHitippz, Duc D’). D.S. 2 pp. folio, Paris, Nov. | 
 12, 1791. An account of the expenses and receipts in the National — 
 Treasury. Signed also by his secretary, etc. : 
 
 4239. ORLEANS (Louis Puitippe, Duc D’). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Mezzotint by Levachez, scene and biographical notice in script be- 
 neath. 8vo on small folio sheet. 
 
 4240, OrLEANS (Louis Puitipre J., Duc D’—surnamed Hgalité, father of 
 Louis Philippe, King of France). L.S. “L. P. Joseph,” with two 
 autograph lines, 2 pp. foho, n.p. April 10, 1792. Relative to lands 
 belonging to him. ; 
 
 4241. OrLfans (Louis Poitiers J., Duc D’). Portrait, bust in oval, Mezzo- 
 tint by Levachez, scene and biographical account in script beneath. 
 Svo on small folio sheet. 
 
 4242. ORLEANS (Louis Puiptiepe J., Duc D’). Portrait, bust in oval. 
 Stipple, engraved by Klauber. 4to. 3 
 
 4243. OrLEANS (Louis: D’—2d son of Louis Philippe). A.L.S. with ad- 
 dressed envelope. 1 p. 8vo. Richmond, (England), Jan. 12, 1849. 
 A letter of thanks. 
 
 4244, Ortians (Henrt D’, Duc D’AumALe—4th son of Louis Philippe). 
 L.S. 1 p.. 4to. Constantine, (Algeria), July 14, 1844. To the 
 U. 8. Consul at Genoa. Regarding supplies needed by the army. 
 With portrait. | 
 
 4245. OrLEANS (Lourts Marie A. DE BourBon D’—wife of Philippe Kgalite, 
 mother of Louis Philippe). LS. 1 p. 4to. Paris, August 27, 1817. 
 Regarding taxes. 
 
: OrLGANS (H&iene L. E.—Dvucuess D’—made unsuccessful attempt to 
 obtain the Regency). Portrait, full length. H. Pigeot sc. Winter- 
 halter pinx. 4to. | Paris, n.d. 
 
 %. ORANGE (PRINCE or—served under Wellington at Watérl6o). Por- 
 
 trait, in uniform, on horseback. 4to. In “colors. London, [1815] 
 
 . ORIENTAL. Passport said to be ae the Pasha of Acre, 1829. 1 p. 
 8vo. 
 
 ae 249, ORSINI (Fetr6n—Ttalion revolutionist, executed for attempted assassin- 
 
 ation of Napoleon III). A.L.S. ct p. 12mo, n.p.n.d., but “1856.” 
 To a Mrs. Gibson, and probably written in 1856, when he was in 
 England. With portrait, bomb in hand. 
 
 { , ORSINI ( Féuicr). Portrait, full bust. Lithograph on India paper ssi 3 
 a photograph. Proof. Ato. London, 1857. 
 
 _ Oscar L.—Crown Prince of Sweden, son of Bernadotte. Portrait, bust 
 in uniform. Unsigned. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 ; Distant alors (Fapran W.—Russian field-marshal). | Portrait, full 
 bust in uniform. Gravé par Muller, dessiné par Smolky. Stipple. 
 8vo. ; 
 
 . OSTEN-SACKEN (FapiaAn W.). Portrait, full length in uniform. T. T. 
 ine. ree ls. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . OsTERMANN-TOLSTOI (ALEXANDER I.—Russian general, served in the 
 campaigns of 1806 and 1812). Portrait, bust in uniform. J. G. 
 Mansfield sc. Stipple. 4to. Vienna, n.d. 
 
 muUrrar(Louis-G., Comte Dr Mostey—distinguished diplomat, came to 
 the United States in 1779, appointed by Napoleon to negotiate his 
 marriage with Marie Louise). L.S. 2 pp. get London, Nov. 24, 
 1800. With portrait. 
 
 Written during his first year as Minister-Plenipotentiary to London, re- 
 garding bills of exchange. 
 
 . Orto (Louis G., Comrz De Mostzny). LS. 1 p. 4to. London, July 
 
 22, 1802. ‘To the President of the Royal Academy, requesting news 
 of the painter Jacques Philippe Lautherbourg. 
 
 . Orro (Lovts G., Comrr Dr Mostey). Portrait, full bust in oval. S. 
 Philipps sculp., J. Jukes pinxt. Stipple. 4to. London, 1802 
 
 . Ouprnor (Nicoras C., Duc Dr Reaero—Marshal of France). A.L.S. 
 “Cte. Oudinot,” 1 p. folio, Lille, March 9, 1816. To the Comte of 
 Vaublance. 
 
 Recommending M. de Ponticoure, ex-prefect of Douleur, for a position. 
 
 . Ouptnot (Nicotas C., Duc De Ruceio). LS. “ M1. Oudinot,” 1 p. 
 Ato. Paris, March 21, 1816. To the Marquis de Gontant-Biron re- 
 garding the writer’s nomination for a society. With addressed envel- 
 ope, and fine seal. 
 
4260. 
 
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 4262. 
 
 4263. 
 
 4264. 
 
 4265. 
 
 4266. 
 
 4267. 
 
 4268. 
 
 4269. 
 
 4270. 
 
 4271. 
 A272. 
 
 4273. 
 
 OvpinotT (Niconas C., Duc DE Reeero). LS. “MI. Oudinot,” 1 p. 
 folio, Paris, Sept. 18, 1816. To Marshal Duc de Feltre, Minister of 
 War. 
 
 Asking the Minister to make provision for fourteen pupil-drummers, as 
 their age, size, ete., did not warrant their being enlisted in the regular 
 army. 
 
 Oupinot (Nicozas C., Duc Dr Reeeio). A.L.S. “ Monseigneur © 
 Oudinot,” 1 p.4to. Joigny, April 21,1821. To an unknown woman 
 friend. oe 
 
 Regrets not being able to accompany her to the theatre as he had a 
 previous appointment. 
 
 Ouprnot (Nicoxas C., Duc DE Rxceio). Portrait, bust in uniform. 
 Lith. de Villain. 4to. | 
 
 Ouprnot (Nicotas C., Duc DE Reaeero). Portrait, full bust in’ uni- 
 form. Ax. Hubert sc. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 OuDINOT, JOUBERT, PICHEGRU, and others. Portraits, mainly in uni- 
 form. 8vo and 12mo, no duplicates. 20 pieces. 
 
 Oupor (M.—Vicar of Savigny, deputy to the National Assembly). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Blles.- (Brussels?). Dec. 19, 1821. 
 
 A business and friendly letter, with affectionate greetings to certain 
 people and to the recipient. 
 
 Oupor (M.). Portrait, bust in oval. Guersant sc. Perrin del. Line 
 engraving. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 OuveRTURE (PauL L’—brother of. Toussaint L’Ouverture, the cele- 
 brated Negro general of Hayti). D.S. with several lines in his auto- © 
 graph, also signed by others, 1 p. folio, San Domingo, Feb. 11, 1802, 
 also, on separate sheet, D.S. by Demarest, 1 p. folio, San Domingo, 
 Feb. 11, 1802, regarding a quantity of mahogany. 
 
 OuvraRD (GABRIEL J.—French financier and contractor). Portrait, 
 full bust. Lith. de Villain. Proof before inscription. 8vo. 
 
 Pacca (BarTHoLoMMEO—Italian cardinal, imprisoned by Napoleon). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. folio (a portion however in another hand). Rome, n.d. 
 With seal. The letter is signed “ B. Cardl. Pacca.” 
 
 Pacca (BarTHoLoMMEO). L.S. “ Bartolommeo Cardinal Pacca,” 
 and 4 other words in his autograph. 1 p. folio, Rome, Nov. 25, 1827. 
 
 Pacca (BarTHOLOMMEO). Portrait, Lith. Fourquemin. 8vo. 
 
 PacHE (JEAN Nicotas—French revolutionist, Mayor of Paris, 1793). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Dec. 27, 1792. To General Kellerman. 
 
 Asking the recipient to do all in his power to aid an Hnglish friend who 
 is on his way to Italy, and who is to stop some time at the place where 
 Kellerman is located. 
 
 PacHEe (JEAN Niconas). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. np. (Dee.) 10, 1792. 
 Asking the unnamed recipient if he can furnish a certain number 
 of men. With portrait, full bust in uniform. Lithograph on India 
 
 paper. 
 
. Pagou (CLAUDE PrerrE—French general, praised by Napoleon, who ap- 
 _ pointed him grand officer of the Legion of Honor). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 folio, Paris, July 13, 1800. ‘To General Daniel (?). 
 
 Acknowledging the receipt of a letter from the Chief of Police, asking 
 _ the Se to make a copy of it, ete. 
 
 PisOL (CLAUDE PIERRE). A.L.S. 3 pp. 4to. Paris, Oct. 3, 1825. To 
 M. Labadie, and stating that he cannot understand why it has taken 
 ~3 months instead of 1 to furnish some specifications. With portrait. 
 
 _ 4276. Pason (Ciaupe Piprre). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. Paris, June (or July) 
 
 17, 1834. To M. Gozan. Informing the recipient that certain dis- 
 patches were too late, and that he will see him on the following day. 
 
 . Pason (CLAUDE PieErRRE). Portrait, bust in uniform. Bautra sculp. 
 dessiné d’aprés nature par Camoin. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Panarox Y Mewar (JoseE—Spanish general). Portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. A Cardon sculp. de Roxas pinxt. Stipple. 4to. London, 
 1809. oh | | 
 
 . PatLoy (M.—famous in connection with the demolition of the Bastille). 
 A.L.S. 1p. 4to,n.p. July 10, 1821. To M. Dubois. A personal 
 letter, saying that he had sprained his foot. 
 
 . P[annoy]. Manuscript of 6 pp. 4to. Dec. 20, 1791 ‘and July 30, 1798; 
 Rotanp (Mux P.). A.L.S. 2 pp. 16mo. , Nov. 17, 1842; MACROME 
 Manuscript, 2 pp. Notes, 4to; MassENBACH (C.). ALS. 4 pp. 
 
 — Ato (German). Pep. 10,1799... Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 . PALLOY (Prerre F.). A.L.S. 3 pp. 4 to, n.p.nd. With mention of 
 a visit to Lafayette. With portrait, full bust in oval. 
 
 . Panckoucks (Cuartes L. F.—distinguished French printer, publisher 
 and translator). A.S. on two slips of paper, one with his business 
 address. Paris, February 2 and August 16, 1842. 2 pieces. 
 
 . Paout (PasguatE D1—celebrated Corsican general, assumed an attitude 
 of hostility to the dominant party ur France, and became an ally or 
 partisan of the English). Portrait, three-quarter length in uniform, | 
 shipping in the background. German copper engraving, unsigned. 
 4to. 
 
 . Paorr (PasquaLe Di). Portrait, “ Pasqal Paoli. -Hoofd der Corsen,” 
 half length, Pam; Cruys, ex. Etching. 8vo. 
 
 . Paotr (Pasquateé Dr). Portrait, full length in uniform. - Sasso ine., 
 Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . Parapis (French general of brigade). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Antwerp, le 19 
 Germinal, ’An XII | April 8, 1804]. Reporting the arrival of men 
 and horses, and several deserters. 
 
 . PaAreé (M.).—Minister of the Interior. L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, le 5 
  .Pluvidse, ?An 2. | Jan. 24, 1794]. To the Minister of War, relative 
 to commission and letter sent him by M. Bachelot. 
 
4288. 
 
 4289. 
 
 4290. 
 
 4291, 
 4292, 
 4293. 
 
 4294. 
 
 4295. 
 
 4296. 
 
 AROT. 
 
 4.298. 
 A299. 
 
 4300. 
 
 Paris (Louis P. D’OrL£ANs—grandson of Louis Philippe, served in 
 the American Civil War and wrote a history of 2s Asli Ss eiiga 
 12mo. London, n.d. With portrait. 
 
 Paris Vigews. Ceremony of Te Deum of the Allied Armies on the 
 Square of Louis XV. at Paris. In colors, after a drawing by Moreau. ' 
 Folio. | London, 1815 
 
 Paris Views. Bourse et Tribunal de Garnet Colored lithograph 
 after Arnout. Folio. 
 
 Paris Vinws. Heglise de la Madeleine. Colored lithograph after 
 Arnout. 
 
 Paris Views. Grand entry of the Allied Sovereigns into Paris on the 
 31st of March 1814. In colors. Folio. London, 1815 — 
 
 Paris Views. Paris en Ballon. Tinted lithograph after Arnout. Folio. 
 London and Paris, 1846 
 
 Paris Views. Paris Monumental et ses Environs. Buland sculpt. 
 Grant del. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Contains a large number of engraved views of monumental structures é 
 in and about Paris. 
 
 Paris Views. Vue de la Tour S. Jacques la Bonner Colored litho- 
 graph after Arnout. Folio. 
 
 Paris Views, &. “Notre Dame.” S. L. Smith, Boston, n.d. 8vo; 
 The Pantheon. J. Taylor del., J. Storer sc. Etching. Oblong’ 
 12mo; Eglise de S. Genevieve. A. Pugin, Jr., del., J. Tingle sc. 
 India paper. London, 1829. 12mo; Arch in the Place du Carousel, 
 1815. Line. T. Dale sc. London, 1821. Folio; State Prison. Un- 
 signed. London, 1816. S8vo.; Hotel des Invalides. Unsigned. 4to; 
 The Tuileries. Process plate. Oblong 4to (7 pieces). 
 
 Paris Views, &c. Extérieure du Théatre Francais. Unsigned. 4to; 
 Palace of Schénbrunn near Vienna. Etching. Drawn by Capt. 
 Batty. Engraved by W. Wallis. London, 1823. Oblong 12mo; 
 Notre Dame. L. Artigue. Before letters. Small folio; Palace of St. 
 Cloud. Htching. Capt. Batty. G. Corbould. London, 1821. 4to; 
 Tuileries. Chamouin, direxit. 4to; Bridge of St. Angelo, Rome. 
 Kitching. Unsigned. New York. 4to (6 pieces). 
 
 Paris Views, &c. Five scenes of Paris, and 5 of other European 
 cities. Line, &. Various sizes (10 pieces) Paris, &c. v.d. 
 
 ParisH (JoHN). A.L.S. 3 pp. 12mo. No place, no date. Mentions 
 his old friend Blicher whom he met in 1806. 
 
 PARKER (Str Hypr—English vice-admiral). Portrait: Ossian. Por- 
 trait; Philippe Duc d’Orleans, brother of Louis XIV. - Portrait: 
 Monsieur Retaut de Villette—famous in connection with the affair 
 of the diamond necklace. Portrait (mezzotint): J. P. Peletier— 
 French journalist. Portrait: “ Rustan, der Leib Mameluck des 
 Kaisers Napoleon.” Portrait: A. L. L. de-Saint-Just—French revo- 
 lutionist. Portrait; G. J. Spence—member of the cabinet under Pitt. 
 Portrait. Folo and 8vo. Together, 8 pieces. 
 
. Pascar-VALLonaur (JosErpH §.—French general, killed at Gaeta, 
 1806). A.L.S. 2 pp. 8vo. Bologne, July 22, 1804. To Count 
 **eE* (2) giving him suggestions how to approach the Minister 
 (probably of War). With portrait. 
 
 4 P : Passport i in Arabic for the Holy Land. 1 p. folio. 19th ef | 
 
 . Passports in Arabic for Upper Egypt. 1 p. folio. 19th century. 
 3 pieces. : 
 
 é PASTORET (CLAupE E. J. P.—one of the Council of Five Hundred). 
 UA; L.S. 1p.12mo. n.p.n.d. An order for 6 copies of a book. 
 
 4305. Pastorer (CLAUDE H. J. P.). Portrait, full bust in oval. F. Bonneville 
 Be i del.. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 ; Paur I. (PerrovitcH)—Emperor or Russra. Portrait, full length 
 in uniform. Gravé par Aug. Zaffonato. Stipple. Small folio. 
 
 . Pavt I. (Perrovitcn). Portrait, full length in uniform. Sasso ine. 
 Bosio di. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . Paymasrer’s WARRANT. Duplicate Copy. In favor of J ohn: Tretwell 
 for £16.0.3. authorized by William, Hereditary Prince of Orange, 
 then commanding Mis Majesty’s forces in Holland, field-marshal at 
 Waterloo, &c. Attested as a “ true copy ” by J. Colborne, with signa- 
 ture as ce &e. Also, at Waterloo. With signature of Tretwell. 
 NA aaa & Brussells, 1814-15 
 
 . PéMarrrn (Mr. —member of the National Conienton y L.S. 1 p. folio 
 (Paris, May 21, 1794). From the Committee of General Safety to 
 the Civil Committee in the Lombard section, asking them to do their 
 best to maintain peace and instil that feeling of patriotism which 
 
 "every lover of liberty should have. 
 
 . PEN AND Ink Drawinas (2), unsigned, of Adam and Eve in the garden 
 of Eden. Folio. Finely executed. 
 
 . Penn (WittiAm). William Penn’s Treaty with the Indians, when he 
 founded the Province of Pennsylvania. John Hall sculpsit. Benj. 
 West pinxit. Line engraving. ‘Large folio, with margins. 
 
 “London, 1775 
 
 . PENN (WittrAm). Guillaume Penn traité avec les Indiens, étab- 
 lissant la Province de Pensilvanie dans ’Amerique septentrionale en 
 1681. D*** sculp. Benj. West pinxit. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 | Paris, n.d. 
 
 . PENTHIEVRE (Louis J. M. Dr Bovurson—grandfather of Louis 
 Philippe, King of France). A.L.S. “L. J. M. de Bourbon.” 1 p. 
 8vo. Sceaux, June 29, 1786. Regarding a letter. 
 
 . PENTHIEVRE (Louis J. M. De Bovurson). ALS. “L. J. M. de 
 Bourbon.” 1p. 8vo. Paris, Dec. 15,1779. <A letter of recommenda- 
 tion. 
 
4315. Prez (Guetistmo—French Maréchal-de-Camp). A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo 
 (with address). No place, no date. To Mme. Emma Mathew with 
 a copy of his “ Memoirs,” &. : 
 
 4316. Percy (Huau, Duxe or NorrHumMBERLAND—major-general in Ameri- 
 can Revolution, fought at Bunker Hill). Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 
 Engraved by 8S. W. Reynolds after T. Phillips. Mezzotint (edges 
 relined). London, 1806 
 
 4317. PérreR (CAsImMIR—Minister of State). Autograph signature to portion 
 of letter. “n-pum.d: 
 
 4318. Pirrer (Castmirny. A.L. 1p. 8vo. n.p.n.d. 
 
 4319. Pé&RIGNOoN (DoMINIQUE C.—Marshal of France). A.L. third person, 
 on his printed stationery. 1p. 4to. Paris, Nov. 14, 1802, To mem- 
 ber of the senate Gauchy. With the addressed notice referred to in 
 the note. 2 pieces. 
 
 Telling him that he has just received the enclosed notice (see abov an 
 and asking him to assemble as many members as possible. . 
 will go to the senate at St. Cloud,” ete. 
 
 4320. PErtanon (DominiqguE C.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. HOE 
 by Rocheraux. Stipple. 8vo. , 
 
 4321. PhrousE (JEAN F. DE La—celebrated French navigator, served in the 
 American Revolution). Five autograph lines and signature on a 
 strip of paper. December 31, 1778. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 i 
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 7. ee ae ee ee ee ee eee ai ale exe. te 4 
 
 4322. Pérouse (JEAN F. De La). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Proof 
 before all letters on India paper. Stipple. 4to. Slightly spotted. 
 
 4323. PERRor (Lovis—Minister of the Interior). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, 
 Dec. 10, 1845. Is sending out a number of autographs, &e. 
 
 eth 
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 fate: Says ace 3s 
 
 4324. Peru. Callao de Lima. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 4325. Pitrer (CLaupE—Minister of War). L.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, le 12 
 Pluvié se, PAn [Feb. 1, 1797]. To Municipal Administrator of | 
 Nantes, referring to deportation of prisoner arrested there. Md 
 
 lets Sex, 
 
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 : MADISON SQUARE SOUTH, NEW YORK 
 
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 © Fourteenth Session, Numbers 4326 to 4646; Inclusive 
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 . PE£TION De VILLENEUVE (JEROME—French revolutionist, elected Mayor 
 of Paris in preference to Lafayette). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, July 
 26, 1792. To+the Mayor of Lyons. 
 Regarding the payment of money to M. Bisson in Paris. 
 . Pétion De VILLENEUVE (JEROME). LS. 1 p. folio. Paris, August 
 12, 1792. With portrait. 
 
 ae LO the commanding general asking him if he has influence enough 
 - with the National Assembly to protect the king and his family. If not, he 
 promises - send reinforcements at once. 
 
 . Pérton Dr VIELENEUVE (JEROME). Portrait, full bust in oval. Sardi 
 — sc. Stipple. 8vo. In Venezia, n.d. 
 
 . Périon Dr Vinrennvuve (Jerome). Portrait, bust in oval. Mezzotint 
 by Levachez, procession and biographical notice in script beneath. 
 8vo, on smal! folio sheet. 
 
 . Pétion De VILLENEUVE (JEROME). Portrait, bust in oval. Za finden 
 bey len G. Klauber, gezeichnet von Guerin. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 . PEyrRE AND Matisse (both voted for death of Louis XVI.). D.S. by 
 both, 2 pp. 4to. Nice, Aug. 22,1795. To Citizen Villars, Envoy Ex- 
 traordinary to the Republic of Genoa. On official business. 
 
 . PHILADELPHIA ViEws. Merchant’s Exchange. Lithograph in colors 
 after Aug. Kollner. 4to. New York, 1848 
 
 . PHILADELPHIA Virws. Fairmount Water-Works. Lithograph after 
 Aug. Kollner. 4to. New York, 1848 
 
 . PuinapeLeuta Views. La Ville Capitale de Pensylvanie. Gravé par 
 B. F. Leizelt. Dutch line engraving. In colors. 4to. 
 
 peeaiEip. It... Krya Or Spary. Portrait, bust in armor. Copper en- 
 graving by Vertue after Titian. Small folio. [London], 1735 
 
4336. 
 
 4337, 
 
 4338. 
 
 4339. 
 
 4340. 
 
 4341. 
 
 4342. 
 
 4345. 
 
 Puitie IV., Kine or Spain. Acte issued during his time, 1 p. folio, 
 vellum, 1625. 
 
 Picuecru (CHArtes—French general, exiled for his part in the Bote 
 
 ‘bon conspiracy). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Frankendal, ’An III. [1794]. i 
 
 Orders General Ambert [of the army of the North] to assemble his 
 troops at a certain point and to hold them in readiness for marching. 
 
 PICHEGRU (CHARLES). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, Headquarters at Haguenau, 
 Jan. 16, 1796. To General Vandamme. 
 
 Acknowledges receipt of the news of Vandamme’s arrival and says 
 that he will try to have the 8th regt. placed under his command. 
 
 PICHEGRU (CHARLES). Portrait, bust in oval. Engraved by H. R. 
 
 Cook, after the Countess De Tott. Stipple. 4to. London, 1804 » 
 
 PIcHEGRU (CHARLES). Portrait, bust in uniform, wearing hat. F. 
 Bonneville del. et sculp. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, He ah 
 
 PIcHEGRU (CHARLES). Portrait, bust in uniform. Mezzotint by Leva- 
 chez, battle scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 8vo on 
 small folio sheet. 
 
 PicHEGRU (CHARLES). Portrait, full length in uniform. Grave par 
 Coqueret, dessiné par Hilaire. Mezzotint. Folio, much creased and 
 rubbed, small margins. 
 
 . PicHEGRU (CHARLES). Portrait, full length in uniform, standing. 
 
 Biasioli inc. Basio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 _ PIcHEGRU (CHARLES). Le Triomphe des Armées Frangaises [Avril 
 
 1797]. Monealdy sculp., containing full length stipple figures of 
 Pichegru and others, holding portions of Continental Europe. Large 
 folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Picton (Str THomas—British general, killed at Waterloo). Signa- 
 ture (with several others) to an account for mules for the garrison 
 
 at Grenada. 1 p. folio. Trimidad, Feb. 23, 1798. With portrait, ~ 
 
 on horseback. 
 
 . Proton (Sir Tuomas). Portrait, bust in uniform. Engraved by W.. 
 
 Daniell after Geo. Dance. Ato. London, 1809 
 
 . Picton (Sir THomas). Portrait, on horseback. Folio. In colors. 
 
 London, 1815. 
 
 8. Prmrrer (French Officer). D.S. 2 pp. folio. 1777 lo eee Monsei- 
 
 eneur le Prince de Robecq, heutenant general commandant en Flan- 
 dre.” Relating to a certain Claude Pierret whose three guns were 
 taken from his house, and asking for their return. 
 
 . Prerret (M.) (Member of the National Convention). D.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 
 [Paris], le 8 Messidor, ’An. III [June 26, 1795]. Signature on a 
 passport. With wax seal. 
 
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 4350. 
 
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 435i." 
 
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 A303. 
 4354, 
 4355, 
 
 4356. 
 
 4357. 
 
 4358. 
 4359. 
 
 4360. 
 4361. 
 4362. 
 
 64363. 
 
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 PIGNATELLI, PRINCE OF MoutrerNo, A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to (including leaf 
 of address). Paris, Jan. 28, 1803. To M. de Peregaux, disclaiming 
 any knowledge of the man, “Algaine, who called upon him for some 
 silverware, &e. 
 
 Pitte (Louis Anrorne—French general). Wes with two lines in his 
 autograph. 2 pp. folio, Paris, Feb. 10, 1793. To the Committee of 
 Public Safety. 
 
 A request from the Commission to consider the case of René Valot, a 
 volunteer in the company of Aerostiert at Averene, who had been forced 
 to rejoin this company. The document is also signed by Consul Carnot. 
 Boissy-d’Anglas and several others. 
 
 PInE (JoHN—English engraver, published the famous edition of 
 Horace, 1737). Portrait, full bust in oval. Done from an original 
 picture painted by Mr. Hogarth in imitation of Rembrandt, by J. 
 
 - McArdell. Mezzotint. 4to, cut to plate mark. 
 
 PINTEVILLE (J N. DE 
 Marne). Portrait, full bust in oval. P. M. Alix sculp., Sandoz del. 
 Mezzotint, small 4to. 
 
 Pisa. Original water color drawing of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. Un- 
 signed. 8vo. — 
 
 Prrr (Winiiam, Hart Or Cuarnam). Portrait, half length. En- 
 eraved by H. Meyer, drawn by I. Jackson, after Hoppner. Stipple. 
 Open letters. Folio. London, 1810 
 
 Prrr (Wittras, Bart Or Cuaruam). Portrait, full bust, from an 
 original drawing by the late Mr. Eee in the possession of Francis 
 Turner. Drawn on stone by R. J. L. (not published). 8vo. 
 
 Pirr (WILLIAM, Bart Or CuatHam). Portrait, full length, standing. 
 eae Sasso 1 ine. G. B. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 PYer (Witt1aM, THE YOUNGER). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. [London], Noy. 
 2, 1796. To a friend relative to a “ Memorial” he has written for 
 his account 5 mentions meeting Dr. Johnstone. 
 
 Pius VI.—entered into an alliance with Austria and other powers 
 against the French Republic. Portrait, bust in oval. Line engrav- 
 ing: Ato. 
 
 Pius VI. Portrait, three-quarter length, in robes, after Meer. Small 
 folio. Eige 
 
 Pius VI. Portrait, full length in robes. L. Rados inc. G. B. Bosio 
 dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 Pius VII.—crowned Napoleon Emperor, 1804. L.S. 1p. 4to. April 
 el OR. 
 
 Prus VII. Brief on vellum addressed to Antonio Acciaioli, a priest of 
 
 Arezzo, exempting him from residence in the place where he had ob- 
 
 2 
 
 tained a benefice. Rome, September 27, 1802. With portrait. .2 
 pieces. 
 
4364. 
 
 4378. 
 
 4379. 
 
 4380. 
 
 Pius VII. Portrait, bust in oval. Engraved by G. Maile, after J oseph 
 Bazzoli. Stipple. Open letter proof on India paper. 4to. 
 
 Waprés nature par Victor Auger. Line engraving. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Pius VII. Portrait, bust in oval. Giovanni Folo ine. 1816. Line en- 
 
 eraving. 4to. Roma, n.d. 
 
 . Pius VII. Portrait, bust in oval, in robes. Gravé par N. Courbe, 
 
 dessiné .. . par N. Gosse, 1814. Line engraving. 4to Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Pius VII. Portrait, bust in robes, together with similar portraits of 
 
 Cardinals Consalvi and Pacca. Open letters. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . Pius VII. Portrait, bust in oval, wearing robes. F. De Martas s., N. 
 
 Schiavon d. 4to. 
 
 . Pius VII. Portrait, bust in robes. Proof in open letters. Line en- 
 
 graving. 4to. 
 
 . Pius VII. Portrait, half length. Lithograph after Mauraisse, 1825. 
 
 4to. 
 
 2. Pius VII. Portrait, half length, in robes. G. Wulmar fece. Stipple in 
 
 brown. 4to. 
 
 . Prus VII. Portrait, three-quarter length, at devotions. Gravé par 
 
 Ribault. Copper engraving. 4to and another. 2 pieces. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Pius VII. Portrait, full length in robes. Line engraving. Small folio. 
 Venice, n.d. 
 
 . Prus VII. Miniature portrait, full length in robes. _Bosselman s. 
 
 Stipple. Printed in colors. 12mo. Portion of margin cut away. 
 
 . Prus VII. The same, in black. Proof before inscription. 8vo, full 
 
 margins. 
 
 . Prius IX., during whose pontificate the Pope’s temporal power was abol- 
 
 ished. A.L.S. As Cardinal G. M. Mastai-Ferretti, to Sig. Alessandro 
 Mosconi. 1 p. 4to, September 13, 1844. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 Expressing his sorrow for the illness of Card. Belli. 
 
 Piatew (Count—Russian general, entered Paris with a troop of Cos- 
 
 sacks). Portrait, bust in uniform. Stipple and line. In colors. Un- + 
 
 signed. Svo. 
 
 PLATOW (Count). Portrait, half length in uniform. H. S. Cook 
 sculpt. Rambauer pinxt. Stipple. Open letters.  4to. 
 London, 1814 
 
 Piarow (Count). Portrait, half length in uniform. Stipple in brown. 
 Unsigned. 4to. | Wien, n.d. 
 
 London, 1817 
 
 . Pius VII. Portrait, bust in oval. Gravé par J. Bouilliard, dessiné 
 
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 yf. . 4387. 
 
 4388. 
 
 4389. 
 4390. 
 
 4391. 
 
 4392. 
 
 4393. 
 
 _Prarow (Counr). Portrait, half length in uniform. H. §. Cook 
 
 sculpt. Rambauer pinxt. Stipple. 4to. London, 1814 
 
 Piatow (Count). Portrait, half length in uniform. Gem. v. C. Alt- 
 ing zu Yassi, gest. v. F. Bollinger. Stipple. 8vo. | 
 
 Piatow (Count). Portrait, together with those of M. L. Kutusow 
 and L. A. Wittgenstein, on one sheet, all busts in uniform. Stipple. 
 Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 PuLatow (Count). Portrait, full length in uniform. Drawn by W. 
 Heath. Folio. In colors. London, 1814 
 
 Puatow (Counr). Portrait, in uniform, on horseback. 4to. In col- 
 ors. London, 1815 
 
 , PLatow ( Counr). Portrait “ Furst Platow Hettmann der Kosaken,” 
 
 on horseback. Line engraving. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 POL IGN AG (AueustEe J. A. M., Prince De—Muinister of State, tried 
 for treason and condemned to imprisonment for life). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 4to,n.p. Jan. 23, 1839. 
 
 The writer regrets not being able to consider the prospect of becoming 
 Hon. President of a society for the benefit of sailors, as the events during 
 
 the Revolution and in 18380 (his trial, etc.) have deprived him of his 
 fortune. 
 
 Potranac (Avucuste J. A. M., Prince Dr). A.L.S. 3 pp. 12mo, in 
 cluding addressed portion. Sunday morning, no place, no date. Re- 
 quests copies of a speech delivered by him, &c. With portrait and 
 view. 
 
 Potienac (AveustH J. A. M., Prince De). Portrait, full bust. 
 Gest. v. G. Metzeroth, Juleu gez. Line engraving. 8vo. 
 
 Porienac (Avucuste J. A. M., Prince Dz). Portrait, full bust. En- 
 eraved by Chazal. 4to. 
 
 Potianac (MELCHIOR Dr—French diplomatist and Latin poet, became 
 cardinal in 1713). L.S. “M. Card. di Polignac,” 1 p. 4to. Rome, 
 1726. With portrait, after Rigaud. 
 
 Pomme L’AméricaIn. A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, le 27 Nivose, An IT 
 [Jan. 7, 1794], stating that he is unable to pass judgment upon a cer- 
 tain case unless he has all the papers therein. 
 
 The writer of the above was André Pomme (1756-1843), Deputy from 
 La Guyane to the Convention of 1792, and Member of the Council of Five 
 Hundred. He was known, chiefly, by the sobriquet ‘“ Pomme l’Américain.” 
 
 Pompapour (JEANNE ANTOINETTE Potsson, Marquise De—the cele- 
 brated mistress of Louis XV.). A.L.S. to Prince Charles de Rohan 
 de Soubise, General and favorite Courtier of Louis XV. 3 pp. 8vo. 
 Versailles, "November 5, 1757. With seal bearing the royal arms of 
 France. 
 
 Assuring the Prince de Soubise of the esteem of the King and that he 
 will continue to show him favors. 
 
4394. 
 
 4395 
 
 4396. 
 
 4397. 
 
 4398. 
 
 4399. 
 
 4400. 
 
 4401. 
 
 4402. 
 
 4403. 
 
 4404. 
 
 4405. 
 
 4406. 
 
 PoNIATOWSKI (JosepH A., Prince—Marshal of France, commanded a 
 corps of the grand army which invaded Russia in 1812, drowned in 
 the Elster). Russian D.S., signed in FuLL. 4to. Undated. With 
 portrait, full length, in uniform. 7 
 
 THE RAREST OF THE AUTOGRAPHS OF THE MARSHALS OF NAPOLEON, 
 
 Pontatowsk!i (JosEPH A., PRINCE). Portrait, bust in uniform. James 
 Hopwood sc. A. Brodowski pinx. Line engraving on India paper, 
 name in gold letters. 8vo. : 
 
 PONIATOWSKI (JosEPH A., Prince). Portrait, full length, in uni- 
 form, seated on rock. “Giuseppe Principe Poniatowski.” Sasso ine., 
 Demarchi del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 PontarowsKt (JosepH A., Princz). “Le Pce. Poniatowski fait des 
 adieux a sa famille.” A Paris chez Trombetta (No. 1 of the series 
 of 4), the faces in tints. 4to. — Paris, n.d. 
 
 PonratowsxKr (Josep A., Prince). “Mort du Prince Poniatowski.” 
 Line and stipple. A Paris, chez Trombetta. No. 2 of the series of 4, 
 the faces in tints. 4to (slightly stained). Paris, n.d. 
 
 PoNIATOWSKI (JosEPH A., Prince). “ Le Corps du Pce. Poniatowski 
 retrouvé dans l’Elster.” A Paris, chez Trombetta. No. 3 of the 
 series of 4, the faces in tints. 4to. Paris, 2.0, 
 
 PoNIATOWSKI (JOSEPH A., Prince). “ La Pce. Poniatowski apprend 
 la mort de son époux.” A Paris, chez Trombetta. No. 4 of the series 
 of 4, the faces in tints. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 PonrIATOWSKI (Jos—EpH A., Prince). Mort de Poniatowski. Litho- 
 graph after Weber. India paper. 4to. 
 
 PONIATOWSKI (JOSEPH A., PrtncE). The finding of the body of Ponia- 
 towski by fishermen. Lithograph. 4to. Margins on 3 sides cut 
 away. | 
 
 Pons DE VERDUN (RoBEert—French revolutionist, member of the Con- 
 vention). L.S. 38 pp. folio. [Paris], le premier Thermidor, l’An 
 IIT [July 19, 1795]. Extract from the records of the Legislative 
 Committee annulling two verdicts of the Court of Cassation. Signed 
 also by [ Laplaigne]. 
 
 Port CLEMENT XIII. Portrait, full bust in oval. Line engraving, 
 small folio. 
 
 PorRCHER AND PéRES—French revolutionists, both voted for confine- 
 ment of Louis XVI. L.S. by both. 1 p. 4to. Paris, Dec. 14, 1794. 
 Stating that the jury must remain in court until the case they have 
 under consideration is settled. 
 
 PortaL (Pierre B.—French administrator, Minister of Marine). 
 A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. n.p. Oct. 1, 1799. To Citizen Julliot on personal 
 matters. 
 
 r tes ey Z ’ j v 1 er ana , teed ca he ew! oh ined 
 — fin Pro y iy Se ee a PN ee cea, c aalne le a ee eee ee are a eee eee ee een ene ee r 
 ? leis waniiipely ga eas ars ae ait ali ee ee ee ees a pak pee ee sie Te AD ol alias SS ay eo ee ae , ” * Ce grt nae , 
 ie ES CEL RR SAM re AR Wg Bre re Seu nat ay Lt pe ean ‘ et . E ay f 
 " wal 5 7 ’ aticiomalei — a eg eee Oe a ayes ee ae se Pi ae 4 - 9 ee" 
 
. Porratis (Davip—brother of the famous French Minister of State of. 
 same name). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, le 24 Floreal, ’An 4 [May 
 15, 1796]. To the Minister of War, soliciting an appointment. 
 
 . Portatis (JEAN E. M.—distinguished French jurist, Minister of 
 
 - State). L.S.1p.4to. Paris, April 18,1802. To the Chief of Police. 
 With portrait. 
 
 Advises the Chief of Police to forbid journalists using the terms ancient 
 
 bishop and constitutional bishop, as such terms may awaken ideas of 
 disunion. 
 
 . Portatis (JEAN E.M.). L.S. 3 pp. folio. Paris, le 7 Prairial, ?An 9. 
 [May 26, 1801]. Informs Gavoty, Naturalist, that it will be use- 
 less to grant him an interview; is sending him 1,000 francs on ac- 
 count. Signed also by [Lefebre]. With portrait. 
 
 . Portaris (Juan E. M.). L.8. 1p. 4to. Paris, April 24, 1847. To the 
 Minister of War, asking position for one of his relatives. 
 
 . Porratis (Jzan HE. M.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Stipple. 
 Unsigned. 8vo. | ahi Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Porrrez (Lovis—Director “de ?Rcole de Droit de Paris,” one of the 
 Council of 500). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, April 13, 1807. To Fro- 
 chot, Councillor of State, asking for an appointment for a relation. 
 
 . PorrsmoutH, N. H. Vue perspective du port de Portsmouth, ville 
 
 D’Angleterre, dans le Hampshire dans I’Isle de Portsey. Dutch line 
 
 engraving in colors. 4to. : | 
 BS 
 
 . POULLAIN DE GRANDPREY, CHENIER, and Others. D.S. by Citizen 
 Machat, and countersigned by several, including the above. 2 pp. 
 folio. Paris, August, le 29 Thermidor, ?An V [August 17, 1797]. 
 Mentions losing all his fortune in the service of his country, that he 
 is out of employment, &c., and desires position in the Department 
 of Forestry in the district of the Vosges. Recommended by Poul- 
 lain De Grandprey, &c. 
 
 . PoussteLGur (E.—in charge of the defences of the army in Egypt). 
 L.S. 10 pp. folio. Toulon, May 4, 1800. To the Consuls of the 
 Republic. (Letter needs repairs.) With portrait, full bust on 
 
 ’ India paper. | 
 
 An interesting letter stating that the writer is about to leave Alex- 
 andria, but is prevented by the English, acting on orders received from 
 London, forwarded by Gen. Keith to Gen. Kleber, wherein it is stated 
 that the English government will observe no terms or agreements made 
 between the French and the Turks, ete. Also account of Gen. Dugua and 
 his voyage from Alexandria to Leghorn. 
 
 . Pozzo Di Boreo (Carto A.—eminent diplomatist and general; served 
 with Bernadotte; regarded Napoleon as a personal enemy, and con- 
 tributed to his overthrow). A.L.S. 1p. 8vo. n.p.n.d. With por- 
 trait, full bust in uniform. Also separate signature. Together, 3 
 pieces. 
 
4417. 
 4418. 
 
 A419, 
 
 4420. 
 
 4426. 
 
 PraADEL (Comte DE—Director General of the King’s Household). L.8. | 
 
 1 p. folio. Paris, Nov. 19, 1816. Informs M. Bodin that the Chief 
 of Police is forbidden to seize the trunks of Prince Eugene Beauhare 
 nais [Napoleon’s stepson ]. 
 
 Prapr (Assi Dominique Dre—Archbishop of Malines, Ambassador to 
 
 Warsaw). L.S. 1 p. 4to.. Malines, Oct. 20, 1810, certifying that 
 the books to be sold by auction belong to the archbishopric, &e. 
 With copperplate portrait, and wax seal. 
 
 Prapt (ApBE Domriniqup DE). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. n.p.nd. Relative: 
 
 to meeting to take place on the following Wednesday. With por- 
 trait. 
 
 Prapt (ABBE DomINIQuE Dr). Portraits, (1) full length. Todes- 
 
 chini ine., Demarchi dis.; (2) full bust. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 and 12mo. 2 pieces. 
 
 . PRANDON (M.). (Member of the Convention.) 4.8. 1 p. folio. Paris, -. 
 
 le 21 Pluviose, ’An IIT [Feb. 10, 1794]. To the Committee on 
 
 Transportation, requesting carriage ‘and 3 horses for one of the mem- 
 
 bers of the Military Committee. 
 
 . Privat (CLaupr A. H.—French general, served in Italy, gained dis- 
 
 tinction as writer on military affairs). D.S. by him, also signed by 
 
 Jay Vernon (Col. of Engineers), and others. 2 pp. folio. —n.p.° 
 
 Jan..4,. 1797. 
 
 3. Prim (JUAN—Spanish general). A.L.S. 2 pp. 8vo. Brussels, Jan. 
 9, no year. To a lawyer stating that his name is not to be used un-, 
 
 less absolutely necessary. 
 
 . PRINCE GEORGE OF DENMARK. Portrait. Line engraving by Sheppard 
 
 after White. Small folio. 
 
 25. Prior (MarrHew—English poet). Portrait, three-quarter length, 
 
 sculptured bust of John Locke in background. JI. Faber fecit. Mez- 
 
 zotint. 4to. Margins cut away. (London) 1736 
 
 Prieur, Carnot AND Linpet. D.S. three signatures. 1 p. folio. 
 Paris, le 6 Thermidor, An IT [July 25, 1794]. Committee of Public 
 Safety inquiring about a decision rendered by the Commission of 
 National Revenues. Signed by Prieur de la Marne, J. F. C. Carnot, 
 and J. B. R. Lindet, members of the Committee. (Shght damage 
 to lower margin. ) 
 
 27. Purrer (JOHANN S.—celebrated German publicist). Portrait, full 
 
 bust in oval. J. E. Haid sculp. A. V: 1777, H. F. Le Matthieu 
 DINK LS. ovo 
 
 28, Puysheur (A. M. J. DE CHastEneT DE—French general). LS. 
 
 4 pp. folio. Paris, Aug. 31,1767. Refers to the refusal of the clergy 
 to allow M. De Machault to know the condition of his estate, and 
 offers considerations as to the best method of reforming the pres- 
 ent situation of affairs, &c. 
 
 os : aie te e Le ee ee, TNE ee es a ee ae 
 
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 Coe Way nl sage at nia 
 
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4 4429, Quiner (Epear—French writer and philosopher). ANS. } Asking 
 i a ticket for a lady who wished to be present at a service in Notre 
 Dame. 1p. 12mo. n.d. 
 
 a 4430. QUINETTE | Nicotas Marte—Member of the Convention]. ALi. t De 
 ue .. : 4to. March 31, 1792. Requesting a sum of money. 
 
 2 4431. Pati (Nicotas Martz). L.S. 2 pp. folio. Paris, Oct. 5, 1799. 
 
 To the Minister of War. 
 
 ; Written during the short time he was Minister of the Interior (a por- 
 tion of 1799). At a celebration on August 10, 1799, the National Gendar- 
 mery took precedence over the troops of the line. Fearing there was 
 some eee oh pention of the law the writer asks to have the same ex- 
 plained. 
 
 x 5 4132, Quinerre (Nicoras Marie). Portrait, bust in oval. F. Bonneville 
 
 del. et sculp. Line engraving. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 4433. QuineTTE (Niconas Marie). Portrait, full bust. Early lithograph. 
 _ Unsigned. 8ve. 
 
 as 4434, QUEBEC VIEWS. “Htat malheureux du Quebeck et de la Surveillante 
 Vaiseau de Guerre Francois. Dutch line engraving by Leizel in 
 colors. 4to. (Lower portion of margin slightly damaged.) 1779 
 
 4435. QUEBEC Views. Quebec, the capitol of Canada. Copper engraving by 
 Roberts. 4to. ie ca 1784] 
 
 —s- 4436. QUEBEC Vinws. Siege of Quebec. Copper engraving. Unsigned. 
 
 Small folio. | [Circa 1784] 
 
 4437. QUEBEC Views. ‘Siege of Quebec. Copper engraving by Chesham 
 after painting by Chartres. Folio. [Circa 1790] 
 
 4438. QuEBEC VIEWS. Quebec and Hort. Tinted lithograph after Iollner. 
 4to. New York, 1851 
 
 4439, QuEBEC Views. Vue de la Place capitale ens la Ville basse a Quebec. 
 Gravé par F. X. Habermann. Dutch line engraving. In colors. 
 4to. 
 
 - 4440. QUEBEC Views. Quebeck. Gravé par B. F. Leizelt. Dutch line en- 
 eraving. In colors. 4to. 
 
 ‘4441. QuEBEC Views. Vue de la haute Ville & Quebee avec la Place pour 
 . aller A Cavalier du Moulin. Gravé par F. X. Habermann. Dutch 
 line engraving. In colors. 4to. 
 
 4442, Quepec Views. Vue de la basse Ville a Quebec vers le fleuve St. 
 Laurent. Gravé par F. X. Habermann. Dutch line engraving. In 
 colors. 4to. 
 
 4443. QuEBEC VIEWS. Vue de la Rue des Récolets dans la haute Ville de 
 Quebec. Gravé par F. X. Ee Dutch line engraving. In 
 colors. 4to. 
 
4444, 
 
 4445, 
 
 4446, 
 
 444%, 
 
 4448, 
 
 4449. 
 
 4450. 
 
 © 4451. 
 
 4452. 
 
 4454, 
 
 4455, 
 
 4456. 
 
 RABAuT-St.-ET1ENNE (JEAN P.—Member of the Convention). A.L.S. 
 
 2 pp. 4to. Nimes, Feb. 28, 1789, sending copy of a book crowned by 
 the Academy of Marseilles, &c. 
 
 RaBAut-St.-HTIENNE (JEAN P.). Portrait, full bust in oval. Voyex 
 Jor. sc. Perrin del. Line engraving. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 RABAUT-St.-ETIENNE, and others. L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, le 21 Floreal, 
 VAn III [May 10,1795]. Issued by the Committee of Public Safety 
 approving the zeal, &c. of Citizen [Troisoeute] relative to his pub- 
 lished article on treaty between the Republic and Prussia. Signed, 
 also, by Merlin de Douai, and another. With portrait. 
 
 Rapat. D.S. 1p. folio. St. Servan, le 5 Complémentaire [Sept. 21, 
 1799]. Account of vinegar consumed at the Magazin de Saint 
 
 Malo. 
 
 RADET (ETIENNE—French general, sent by Napoleon to arrest Pope 
 Pius VII). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. Florence, Nov. 18, 1808. To the 
 Gov.-Gen. of Tuscany. Relative to munitions of war. 
 
 Raper (ErrenNE). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Milan, Sept. 25, 1805. To 
 M. Gossuin, general administrator of forests. 
 ~ Requests him to use his influence in behalf of his (Radet’s) cousin. 
 
 Ramet (D.—Minister of Finance in the French Revolution). Official 
 L.S. to the Director of the School of National Equitation in refer- 
 ence to some piece of furniture. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, January 14, 1796, 
 
 RamMeEL (J&AN PrerrE—French general, assassinated in 1815). A.LS. 
 3 pp. folio, Toledo (Spain), Dec. 10, 1812. To the Duke De Feltre 
 (Henri J. G. Clarke), Minister of War. On military matters. 
 
 Rampon (ANTOINE G.—made general of division for valor. at the Battle 
 of the Pyramids). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio, Paris, Feb. 12, 1805. To 
 M. Perregaux, President of the Bank of France. Regarding money 
 matters. 
 
 . Rapp (JeAN—French general, aide-de-camp to Bonaparte). A.L.S. 1p. 
 
 Ato. Paris, Jan. 17,1819. To General *** (2) SWithepommaige 
 
 The Minister of War having given hopes to Col. Schneider of becoming 
 commander of a legion on the frontier in the east of France, the writer 
 begs the general to use all his influence on behalf of Schneider. ee | 
 
 Rapp (Jran). Portrait, full length in uniform, standing. Charon 
 sculpsit, Aubry pinxit 1805. Mezzotint. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Rapp (JEAN). “ Rapp a la défense de Dantzick,” containing portrait, 
 on horseback. Mezzotint. Unsigned. 4to, also lithographic portrait 
 of Rapp. 2 pieces. 
 
 RasparL (Francois V.—French chemist and politician). Portrait, half 
 length, wearing badge. Lithograph. 
 
a 
 
 . Rayna (Guritaume T. F.—French historian). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. 
 Paris, Sept. 28, 1780. To M. Berenger. 
 
 A friendly letter in which Raynal tells Berenger that he often thinks 
 with pleasure of the welcome he received, and asks about a monument to 
 be ereeted at Lucerne. | . 
 
 . Raynat (Gurttaume T. F.). Portrait, full length. Rades inc. Bra- 
 mati dis. Stipple. 8vo.. / 
 
 . RECAMIER (JEANNE F. J. A. B.—celebrated French beauty, courted in 
 vain by Napoleon). A.L.S. 2 pp. 8vo, including addressed portion. 
 [Paris], March 17, no year. ‘T'o M. Amédée Butaille, sympathising 
 with him in a recent loss, &. With 2 portraits, one full length, after 
 
 — Gérard. . 
 
 . Récamrer (Jeanne F. J. A. B.). Portrait, half length. Unsigned. 
 4to. n.p.n.d. 
 
 . RepuctIoN or ALGIERS. Aquatint after a drawing by A. Salamé, con- 
 _ taining portraits of Omar Bacha, Sir James Brisbane, Sir Charles 
 Penrose, etc. Folio. pores.) fs London, 1816 
 
 . Regnaup De Sr.-JEan-D’AncELY (Auguste M. E.—French general, 
 commanded the Imperial Guard at the battle of Magenta). A.L.S. 
 1 p. folio, Paris, June 13, 1815. Informing Carnot that he has left 
 a report. With portrait. 
 
 . Regnaup Dz /St.-JEan-D’ANGELY (AvausrE MsHe) SAS? 1p. Ato. 
 Paris, May 29, no year. Congratulates Baron Mounier upon his 
 matrimonial prospects. | 
 
 . REGNIER (CLAUDE A, Duc Dz Massa). L.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, March 
 ~ 26,1805. To M. Collin, Minister of State. Acknowledging receipt of 
 letter relative to prisoners, and ordering attorney general of the 
 criminal courts at Alexandria to proceed against them. 
 
 . REGNIER (CLaupe A., Duc De Massa). LS. “ Le duc de Massa,” 1 p. 
 folio, n.p. Dec. 22, 1811. To the Councillor of State. 
 
 Regarding 3 bales of cloth which the customs authorities had seized. 
 and which belonged to M. Cordée, the owner having sent a protest to 
 Napoleon. na 
 
 . Reanier (Ciavupve A., Duc Dr Massa). A.L.S. “Le Due de Massa,” 
 2 pp. 4to. Beauvais, Dec. 6, 1814. To the Duke de la Rochefoucauld, 
 
 regarding land. 
 . Regnier (Craupe A., Duc Dr Massa). Portrait, bust in uniform. 
 
 Dessiné d’aprés nature par A. Guérin & gravé par E. G. Herhan. 
 Stipple. With margins. Fine impression. 
 
 . Reenier (Craune A., Duc De Massa). Portrait, bust in uniform. 
 Dessiné d’aprés nature J. Guérin & gravé par E. G. Herhan. Stipple. 
 Folio. 
 
 . Reenter (CiAupE A., Dvc De Massa). Another copy of the same. 
 
4470. 
 
 4471. 
 
 4472. 
 
 4473, 
 
 4474, 
 
 4480. 
 
 4482. 
 
 4483. 
 
 Reenrer (Cuaupe A., Duc De Massa). Portrait, bust in uniform. 
 Stipple in brown. Unsigned. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Reenier (L. G.—Adjutant-general). A.L.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, Sept. 
 10, 1794. To Merlin de Douai. With marginal autograph annota- 
 tion, signed, by the recipient. From the Sainsbury collection. 
 
 Reenier (L. G.). ALS. 4 pp. 4to, including addressed, portion. 
 
 Tréves, le 8 Floreal, L’An 9 [April 27, 1801]. To his wife, giving 
 
 the reasons why he had not forwarded her another remittance, &e. 
 With portrait. 
 
 [Reren or Terror.| View of explosion of cannon, houses on fire, men 
 and horses fleeing for their lives, &e. In colors. Unsigned. n.p.n.d. 
 Svo. 
 
 An illustration, perhaps, of the famous coup-d’état which caused the 
 “explosion of the monarchy.” 
 
 REILLE (Honoré C. M. J.—French general, aide-de-camp to Bona- 
 parte at Waterloo). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Toulon, Dee’ 29, 1304... To 
 General Emeriaud. With portrait. 
 
 Regarding a highly esteemed carpenter, father of an adjutant of dra- 
 goons. 
 
 _ Reriie Ger C.M.J.). ALS. 1p. folio, July 10, 1808. A mili- 
 
 tary letter, giving the number of men killed and wounded, ete. 
 
 . REILLE (Honoré C. M. J. Me Portrait, bust in uniform, Litho. de 
 
 Villain. S8vo. 
 
 ?. REILLE (Honoré C. M. J.). Portrait, bust in uniform. Lith. de Vil- 
 
 lain. India paper. 8vo. 
 
 . Rémusat (CHarLes F. M.—French political writer, ete.). A.U.S. 2 
 
 PD tO: De OC Vo gles 
 
 . Renaup (AIMEE CECILE). Portrait, bust in oval. Mezzotint by Le- 
 
 vachez, scene of arrest and biographical notice in script pence 8yo. 
 on small folio sheet. 
 
 RewBELL (JEAN B.—member of the Convention). Autograph endorse- 
 ment of several lines, signed, on margin of a 2 pp. A.L.S. of Citizen 
 Ducolombiers, Paris, Dec. 14,1795. With portrait. 
 
 . REWBELL (JEAN B.) DS. 1 p. 4to. (Paris), Jan. 24,1796. Signed 
 
 also by Layard. 
 
 An extract from the registers of the deliberations of the executive D- 
 rectory regarding certain publications. 
 
 REWBELL (JEAN B.). Portrait, bust in uniform. T. B. AN all | 
 
 sculp. J. Bonneville del. Stipple. 8vo. oP aris, 1d) 
 
 Reynaup (M. E. L., Comte). L.8. by Keverneu, General-in-Chief of the 
 Army of the West. 1 p. 4to. Nantes, Aug. 11, 1794. Asking for 
 lodging and forage for eight chasseurs. The time the letter was re- 
 ceived w ritten by “Rey naud at the bottom, and signed by him. 
 
4494, 
 
 4495, 
 
 > 7 
 “ 
 
 . Reynrer (Jean Lovuis—French general, commanded at Acre in the 
 
 temporary absence of Bonaparte). L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, June 8, 
 1804. To M. Livingstone, U. 8. Legation at Paris. 
 
 Informing the recipient that he is unable to give him any information 
 about war prisoners in France, and has forwarded Livingstone’s letter. 
 
 . Reynter (Jean Louis). L.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, April 27, 1804. To 
 
 the Director of Customs. 
 Regarding an affair of the custom officers of Crévecoeur. 
 
 . Reynier (Jean Louis). A.L.S. 2 p. 4to. Naples, Jan. 28, 1810. 
 
 With portrait, bust in uniform. 
 _ Interesting letter in which the writer informs General * * * (7?) that 
 _ his brother is with the army in Spain, that he (Reynier) is awaiting the 
 arrival of the king, ete. 
 
 . REZZonIco (Count Carto Gaston Detia TorrE—well known Italian 
 
 poet and prose writer). A.L.S. to a lady, indicated by the pastoral 
 name of Caritea, praising some verses written by her, and suggesting 
 certain corrections to be made. 2 pp. small 4to n.d. In a wrapper 
 with notes in the handwriting of Silvio Pellico. 
 
 . Ruope Isranp Views. Theatre, Newport. Engraved by Fenner Sears 
 
 & Co., after Goodacre. 4to., on India paper. London, 1831 
 
 . Ricrarp (J osEPH C.—Member of the Convention and Council of 500). 
 
 A.L.S. 1 p. folio. La Haie, le 22 Messidor, An III [July 11, 
 1795], on Government business to one of his colleagues. With plate 
 of Richard’s coat-of-arms. 
 
 . Ricwarp (Louis C. M.—French botanist). Portrait, bust. Lithograph 
 
 after Brett. 8vo; 
 
 . Ricuarps (Rev. Georce). Portrait three-quarter length, mezzotint, 
 
 engraved by D. Lucas after J. M. Leigh. Folio. Proof in open 
 letters. London, 1828 
 
 . RicHenieu (Carpina). Portrait, half length in robes. Pannier sc., 
 
 Ph. De Chonpagne pinx. Proof before all letters on India paper. 
 4to. 
 
 . Ricuenieu (Fernanv E. 8. 8.—Minister of Louis XVIII). LS. 1p. 
 
 4to. Paris, July 13, 1818. Regarding a book. With portrait, on 
 ‘India paper. 
 
 Ricuetteu (Lovis A. Du Pressis—brilliant and profligate courtier, 
 grand-nephew of Cardinal Richelieu). L.S. 4 pp. 4to. Paris, 
 April 11, 1779. With portrait. 
 
 Written to Mile. des Victor regarding a position the writer obtained 
 for her brother, through the good offices of M. de Gersy, commanding the 
 army, and the Prince of Nassau of the navy. 
 
 Ricuenor (lL. B.). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio, Bologne (Italy), 1798. To the 
 Department of Administration, regarding Citizen Beaux, and his 
 being exempt from military duty. — 
 
4496, RICHEPANSE (ANToINE—French general). Portrait, in uniform, on 
 horseback, stipple, biographical account beneath. Small folio. 
 
 4497. Roperc. (MonTMorRENCY, Prince Dr). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Lille, Oct. 
 8, 1788. Regarding a report made to the Minister of War, etc. 
 
 4498. Ropersor (CLAUDE). Portrait, bust in oval. Mezzotint by Levachez, 
 
 representation of his assassination by Austrian soldiers, and biographi-- 
 
 cal notice in script beneath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 4499, ROBESPIERRE (Maxi MTLTEN M. I.—eminent French demagogue and 
 | Jacobin). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, April 1, 1790 (three erasures 
 and a very small piece cut out, the former probably by some contem- 
 porary owner). With portrait on India paper. 
 
 AN AUTOGRAPH LETTER OF THE HIGHEST IMPORTANCE. Commencing “ My 
 Dear Friend,” he writes: ‘‘ You do not write to me, nevertheless, in spite of 
 my many occupations, I find time to let you hear from me. I have not 
 the time to tell you of what is going on about me, and what is being done 
 by the enemies of the people and of liberty. However, I shall always have 
 the satisfaction of having done my duty to the best of my ability. 
 
 “The esteem of the good citizens well repays me for the hatred the 
 aristocracy bears me. I have just received proof of that esteeem, for I 
 HAVE BEEN MADE PRESIDENT OF THE SOCIETY OF THE FRIENDS OF THE CON- 
 STITUTION, Which is made up of all the deputies of the National Assembly, 
 _and of the best citizens, and from the members of which I have formed a 
 ‘league against the enemies of liberty and of our native land. 
 
 “These duties keep me very busy, but I am happy to be able to spend a a 
 few moments with you, and want to hear from you. Put your letters in 
 an envelope addressed to the deputies of Artois at the National Assembly. 
 
 ‘““Most sincerely yours, 
 ‘““de Robespierre.” 
 
 4500. ROBESPIERRE (MAxrIMILIEN M. I.). A. L. unsigned but with a signa- 
 ture cut from another instrument and attached, 2 pp. 4to. Versailles, 
 May 23, no year, but probably 1791. 
 
 A HIGHLY IMPORTANT LETTER REGARDING THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ENTIRE- 
 LY IN THE AUTOGRAPH OF ROBESPIERRE. : 
 
 “Wednesday last after the nomination of the Commissaries, a member 
 of the Assembly made a motion to name a committee to write and print a 
 paper containing reports of all the operations of the National Assembly. 
 It was proposed by M. de la Borde, son of the Court’s banker, but was re- 
 jected by the Assembly because it was supposed that the idea was put for- 
 ward by a certain party who desired to present the acts of the Assembly 
 
 . according to his principles and was looking to that position in a lucrative 
 way. 
 
 “This morning M. Target [an eloquent French advocate] renewed the 
 same proposition under another form, but the Assembly rejected it just 
 as quickly, making it very disagreeable for the authors of the motion,” 
 ete. The appended signature reads: “ Your brother, Robespierre.” 
 
 4501. RoBESPIERRE (MAximiLien M. I[.). Portrait, bust in oval. Mezzotint 
 by Levachez, military scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 
 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 4502. RoBESPIERRE (MAXIMILIEN M.I.). Another copy of the preceding. 
 
 4503. RoBESPIERRE (MaAxIMILIEN M.1I.). “ Robespierre est arreté, et avec lui 
 Couthon, Saint-Just, Henriot,” Marchetti inc. C. Gavardini inv. e. 
 dis. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
4510. 
 
 4512, 
 
 eS aero ee 
 
 . RociamBeau (D. M. J., Vicomrr Dr—French general, served in St. 
 
 Domingo). A.L.S. 1 p. square 8vo. Port au Prince, le 8 Floreal, 
 VAn 11 [April 27, 1803]. Requests the naval commander at St. 
 Marc (Haiti), to let him have a guard-ship.  ~ 
 
 . RocuamMBEAU (JEAN B. D. De—Marshal of France, fought in the 
 
 American Revolution). Portrait, full length in uniform. Gravé par 
 Contenau. Lithograph on India paper. 4to. 
 
 . RocHEForT (GENERAL). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Francfort, le 12 Fructidor, 
 
 VPAn IV [Aug. 30,1796]. To the Paymaster-General. Mentions the 
 motives that led to the retrogression of the army, asks for 1,200 
 francs, &e. 
 
 . ROCHEFORT (GENERAL). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Frankfurt, Aug. 30, 1796. 
 
 To the Paymaster of the Army. pene the sum of 12, 000 fr. to 
 be paid to his secretary. 
 
 ; RocHEJAQUELIN (Henri Du Vercer De La—French royalist, chief of 
 
 the Vendean war). Portrait, full bust. Lithograph after Hesse. 
 4to. 
 
 : ROCHEJAQUELEIN (Lours [Donnissan] Dz La—French Officer, served 
 
 against the negroes in Hayti; husband of the Marquise De Donnissan 
 De La Rochejaquelein). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, [Sept. 10], 1814. 
 Requesting that three soldier friends of his be permitted to change 
 their nant, With portrait. 
 
 ag aa eee (A, ComtTE DE Teryench statesman). A.L.S. 2 
 pp. 4to. Vichy, June 21, 1812. Informs M. La Valette that the 
 director of the post at Clermont is unknown to him, &c. 
 
 . RocHErovucauLp (Duc Dr La—member of the Assembly of Notables.) 
 
 A.I.S. “Le D. De La Rochefoucald,” 2 pp. 4to. La Rocheguyo (?). 
 Oct. 3, 1788. To M. De La Quenille. Asking the recipient to 
 interest himself on behalf of a certain veterinary surgeon. 
 
 RocHEFoucauLp (Louis ALEXANDRE DE La, Duc Dr La RocuHs 
 Guyon—French patriot, favored the popular cause in the Revolu- 
 tion). A.L.S. 1 page and a half, 8vo n.d. With the scarce portrait 
 engraved by Verité. 2 pieces. 
 
 EHXxcuses himself for being unable to attend the sitting of the Directoire, 
 as he is obliged to go on important business before the Committee of Pub- 
 lic Contributions. 
 
 . RocHEFOUCAULD (JEAN De La, French general, Peer of France). 
 
 ALLS. 1 p. 4to. n.p. (1823.) To Baron Seguier. 
 
 . RocHzeroucautp (JEAN De La). A.L.S. 3 p. 12mo. np. August 
 
 15, 1829. An interesting letter with mention of the administration, 
 articles published by the Jacobins about his father, ete. With por- 
 trait, bust in uniform, on India paper. 
 
_ 4516. 
 
 4522. 
 
 4526 
 
 . ROCHEFOUCAULD (VicomTE—aide-de-camp to Charles X.). L.S. 1 p. 
 
 folio. Paris, Dec. 8, 1829. To M. Bolatzi. 
 
 Regarding admission to the opera and Theatre Italian, and saying that 
 he cannot give him a position, but that in case his pupil Mlle. Molino 
 wishes to sing in either place, application must be made to the directors 
 of the Academy of Music. 
 
 RocHEFoucauLD Dr FrEMontT (Mapam, La Comtesse DE—wife of 
 
 Louis Alexandre). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, June 30, 1781. Ask- 
 
 ing the recipient to grant certain requests. 
 
 . RocHrEroucauLp-Liancourt (Francois A. F.—member of the Con- 
 
 stitutent Assembly, travelled in the United States). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Sept. 18, 1801. A request for a position. With portrait, stipple by 
 Bonneville. 
 
 . RoepErEr (Pierre L., ComreE—member of the National Assembly, pro- 
 
 moted the accession of Bonaparte to power in 1799). A.N.S. 1 p. 
 8vo. August 6, year IV (1796). 
 
 . Roeperer (Pierre L., Comrr). A.L.8. 1 p. 8vo. Oct. 1, 1821. To 
 
 M. Legueval. 
 Personal letter expressing thanks for a promise made to him, ete. 
 
 . Rorperer (Pierre L.). Portrait, bust in uniform. Mauperin sculp. 
 
 M. del. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Roan (Louis Constantin, Prince Dx—Governor of the French 
 
 Islands in America). D.S. on vellum, being a commission for a cap- 
 tain of negroes. With seal. 1 page, oblong folio. Cap, August 14, 
 1768. 
 
 Rotanpd (MapAMeE). Portrait, full bust in oval. Mezzotint by Le- 
 vachez, trial scene and biographical notice in script beneath. 8vo. 
 on small folio sheet, and another portrait of her in colors. 2 pieces. 
 
 . Rotanp Dr La Puariire (JEAN Marre—Minister of the Interior, hus- 
 
 band of the famous Madame Roland). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, Oct. 
 10, 1792. To the Directoire du Dept. des Pyrennées Orientales, 
 informing the authorities that 1200 francs may be obtained from the 
 National Treasury as salary for.an engineer in the Dept. of Public 
 Works. With portrait. 
 
 . Rotanp De La Puarigne (Jean Marre). LS. 1 p. 4to. Paris, 
 
 August 19, 1792. To the Mayor of Amiens. With portrait. 
 
 Regarding the laws of the Directory of the Department of Somme, say- 
 ing that ‘he will send copies of them, ete. 
 
 . Rotanp De La PuLaTiIERE (JEAN Martie). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, Jan. 
 
 9, 1793. To the Chief Engineer of Bridges, &¢., advising him to 
 apply for additional funds to carry out his plans, &e. 
 
 Rotanp De La PLATIERE (JEAN Marte). Portrait, bust in oval, 
 biographical account in script beneath. S8vo. on small folio sheet. 
 Mezzotint. 
 
‘4535. 
 4536. 
 
 -4537. 
 
 4538. 
 
 -4539. 
 
 -4540. 
 
 ceding. 
 
 . RoLtAND De LA PuLatrérE (JEAN Marie). Another copy of the pre- 
 
 . Rortanp (M. eae Minister of the fren: L.S. 1 p. folio. 
 
 Paris, le 8 Messidor, l’an 2 [June 26, 1794], giving the record of 
 René F. J. Leudy, of the Swiss Guards. 
 
 . Rotuanp (M.—deputy of the department of La ielle elected in 
 
 1818). Portrait, bust in oval. Stipple. 8vo. Unsigned. 
 
 . RostorpscHIN (Fropar V.—Russian general). Portrait, full bust in 
 
 uniform. Gem. v. L. de St. Aubin in St. Petersburg, gestochen von. 
 Claar. 4to; also full length, in uniform. G. A. Sasso inc. G. B. Bosio 
 dis. 8vo. 2 pieces. 
 
 . Roverr (M.). (French jee of brigade.) L.S. 1 p. folio. Dijon, 
 
 July 3, 1823, forwarding his baptismal certificate. 
 
 . Roucret De Liste—French poet, author of “La Marseillaise.” Por- 
 
 trait, bust. Line engraving. Proof before all letters on India paper. 
 With “approuvé, David” on margin, in the autograph of Pierre J. 
 David, French sculptor. 
 
 . RoussEAu (JEAN F. X.—French diplomatist, consul at Bagdad). 
 
 Ai peeve, Dec. 13, ny. To M. Barber, to whom he is send- 
 ing a drawing. 
 
 . RossEAv (JEAN J.—author of “Confessions” ). Portrait, full length, 
 seated. Gravé par H. Huet, 1824, peint par Alorier. Line engrav- 
 ing. 4to. (cut close.) ae 
 
 RovussEAU (JEAN J.). Portrait, full length. ‘Rados inc. Mainister 
 dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 RossEau (JEAN J.). Portrait, from a sculpture, also view of tomb. 
 F, EH. Haid exc. Mezzotint. 8vo. 
 
 RovyeEr (M.—voted for death of Lonis XVI.). L.S. 1 p. folio. Tou- 
 lon, July 11, 1795. To M. Lachése, consul at Genoa. Stating that 
 all ‘captains of war vessels of the French Republic are ordered to ob- 
 serve carefully the orders given to them by the Government authori- 
 ties. 
 
 Roy (Antorne—French financier and legislator). L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Paris, June 10, 1829. ‘To the Receiver General at La Manche, in- 
 forming him that M. Dupon has been given the position he desired 
 at Octeville. Portrait. 
 
 Royat Famitry Or Sparx. Medallion portraits (on one sheet) of 
 “Famille Royale d’Espagne ” (Charles IV, his Queen and five child- 
 dren). Stipple. 4to. full margins. Unsigned. 
 
 Royer-CoLiarD (PisrreE P.—French statesman, President Chamber of 
 Deputies). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, Sept. 25, 1816, subscribing to 
 the oath of the Electoral College, and giving the oath in written form. 
 With portrait. 
 
4541. 
 
 4542. 
 
 4543. 
 
 4544. 
 
 4545. 
 
 4546, 
 
 4547. 
 
 4548. 
 
 4549, 
 
 4550. 
 
 Rover-Coniarp (Prerre P.).: A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed 
 
 portion. Paris, March 27, 1832, congratulating a friend upon his | 
 
 son’s marriage. 
 
 RuFFIN (Francois, ComrE—French general). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Bol- 
 bec, March 27, 1797, forwarding to the Minister of War a certificate, 
 &e. With portrait. 
 
 RumMPH (GEORGE—eminent German naturalist). Portrait, half length. 
 Line engraving. Folio. | | 
 
 RussELL (Sir Wit~1amM—Baron). Portrait, full length, after the 
 painting by G. P. Harding. Steel engraving. Proof on India paper, 
 before all letters. 4to. 
 
 Russtan AUTOGRAPHS. TCHEFFKINE (C.—Russian General; chief of 
 Mining Corps). °L.S. (in French), 2 pp. 4to. St. Petersburg, April 
 4, 1844. To Mr. Todd, American Ambassador, stating that he was 
 sending him specimens of Russian minerals to be forwarded to Wash- 
 ington; KAVELINE (A.—Governor General of St. Petersburg). A.L.S. 
 (in English), 1 p. 24mo, with 4 pp. notes of speech. St. Petersburg, 
 Feb., 1846; WsasemMsky (F'.—Russian Poet). 4 lines and signature 
 “in his autograph (Russian). 1 p. 12mo, with addressed portion of 
 wrapper. n.p.n.d. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 Russtan Camparan [| Moscow]. 'T'wo wounded soldiers awaiting rescue 
 [or death] on the steppe, with buzzards flying near. One has partly 
 covered the other with his great coat. Black and white. Unsigned. 
 Folio. 
 
 Russ1an CampaiGcn | Moscow]. Wounded soldiers in the snow against 
 a background of rock, pine tree, &c. Other soldiers on horseback ap- 
 proaching. Black and white. [Retreat from Moscow.] With sig- 
 natures of artists. Folio. ? 
 
 Russian Campaian. “Die Russigen Oberbefehlshober,” containing full 
 length figures of six officers, all in uniform. Line engraving. In 
 colors. 8vo. 
 
 SABATIER (kere atar B.—French surgeon, received the Legion of 
 Honor cross from Bonaparte). Portrait, full bust. Forestier sculp., 
 Mme. Sabatier pinxt. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 SABATIER De Castres (ANntrorne—French author). A.L.S. 4 pp.. 
 folio. Versailles, Dec. 21, 1781. To Monseigneur **** 
 
 A long and most interesting letter in which the writer gives in great 
 detail information obtained through a third party regarding the dealings 
 of Necker and Breteuil. Among other things he says that Necker is try- 
 ing to ruin the Count de Maurepas in the eyes of the king, that the Queen 
 corresponds with the Baron de Breteuil, that she is being watched, that 
 there are intrigues everywhere, that there are rumors of a complete change 
 in the administration, ete. 
 
. Saint Hevena Views. St. Helena taken from the Sea. Engraved by 
 R. Havell, drawn by G. H. Bellasis. Aquatint in colors. 4to. 
 London, 1815 
 
 The six following lots are also in colors. All but the last are with 
 margins: 
 
 Sr. Hetena. The Roads. London, 1815 
 
 4553. St. Herena. Scene taken from the Castle Terrace. London. 1815 
 4554, St. Herena. Plantation House. London, 1815 
 4555. St. Herena. The Friar Rock in Friar’s Valley. London, 1815 
 
 4556. Sv. Hevena. The Column Lot. Fairy Land, Sandy Bay. 
 é London, 1815 
 
 4557. St. Henena. Taken from the Sea; The Roads; Scene taken from ihe 
 Castle Terrace; and Plantation House. Together, 4 pieces. 
 ; London, 1815 
 
 4558. Saint Hetena Views. Island of St. Helena. Engraved by G. Munger. 
 4to. Creased. New Haven (Conn.), 1816 
 
 Interesting specimen of contemporary American engraving. 
 
 4559. SAINT HELENA ViEws. Longwood; the Residence of Bonaparte. 
 _ Drawn by Capt. H. J. Phelps. Engraved. by W. Fry. In colors. 
 Oblong 4to. : London, 1817 
 
 4560. Saint HELENA Views. Buonaparte’s new house. St. Helena. Etched 
 1 by G. Maile, drawn by F. Johnson. In colors. 4to. London, 1821 
 
 4561. Sarnt HELENA Views. Another copy of the same. 
 
 4562.. Saint Hetena. “A Day at St. Helena.” An Original Autograph 
 Manuscript descriptive of a visit to the Island in 1827, by 
 ©. O. P. K***, 12 pp. 4to. Accompanied by a letter fog the 
 writer to the ae of a London paper. [1827.]| 
 
 The writer was a Napoleon enthusiast, and his sketch centres around 
 relics of ‘‘the greatest man who evér lived.” His “last” resting-place is 
 described as “three oblong stones from his kitchen floor and a ee of 
 the iron railing from his garden.” 
 
 4563. SAINT HELENA Views. The Shade of Napoleon visiting his tomb; 
 
 Interior view of St. Helena, London, 1834; Bonaparte’s tomb, from 
 
 a sketch by D. Ibbetson, drawn by J. D. Harding. India paper, 
 London, 1824; and another. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 4564. Saint HELENA Views. “ Buonaparte Verbannungsort zuverlalsige An- 
 sicht der Insel St. Helene.’ G. Adam ft. In colors; also another 
 copy of the same without engraver’s name, not in colors. 4to. 2 
 pieces. 
 
 4565. SAINT HELENA Views. Longwood. Sketch in water color by Mlle. 
 
 Bertrand. Small 4to. 
 
 4566. SAINT HELENA Views. “ Napoleon’s Grab auf St. Helena.” In colors. 
 Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 phere bees 
 
 a a 
 
456", 
 
 4568. 
 
 Saint HeLena Views. Napoleon’s Tomb. Lithographs, one tinted. — 
 
 4to. (5 pieces.) 
 
 Sarvr Henena Virws. “ Sepulture de Napoléon a Ste. Héléne, 1821.” 4 
 Gravé par C. Lalaisse, peint par Alaux d’aprés H. Vernet et Gérard.» 
 
 Line engraving. India paper. Folio. 
 
 . Sarnt Hetena Views. The Shade of Napoleon visiting his tomb. 
 
 Lithograph. 4to. ; 3 London, n.d. 
 
 . Sarnt HELENA Views. The Tomb of Napoleon. Lithograph. Capt. os 
 
 Marryat delt. T. Sutherland sculpt. Oblong 4to. “s 
 
 . Saint Hetena Vinws. “'Tombeau de Napoleon.” A somewhat crude 
 
 sketch in black and white. Unsigned. Oblong 4to. 
 
 | Sarr Herena Virws. Three views of Jamestown. (1). MistGaedel 
 Etched by J. Storer; (2) Unsigned. London, 1817; (3) Craig del. 
 
 Swift sc. 4to. (3 pieces.) 
 
 . Sarnt Hetena Views. Vue de la Maison de Longwood, 2 views, in 
 
 colors; also View and Plan of Longwood [from Ackermann’s Re- 
 pository], also in colors. 8vo. ‘Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 . Sarmnt Hetena Views. Napoleon’s tomb. Engraved by F. J. Havell, 
 
 after W. Havell; The “ Briars” at St. Helena. Lithograph in tints, 
 after F. P. Stack. 4to. 2 pieces. | 
 
 . Sarnr Hetena Views. Water color drawing of St. Helena, tops of hills 
 
 cloud-covered, frigate under full sail. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 76. Sarnt-Hinaire (GENERAL—in Hgypt with Napoleon). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 
 Ato. Paris, Jan. 14, 1823. ‘To a bookseller. 
 Concerning. a debt of 400 fr. which must be paid. 
 
 . Sarnt Lampert (J. F. De—French poet and philosopher). D.S. 1 p.— 
 
 4to. - Paris, July 21, 1785, Receipt. for 2750) soporte ene 
 Berenger for account of the Duc d’Orleans. Signatures of two others 
 also appear on receipt. 
 
 . Satnt Lecer (Barry—British soldier, served at Louisburg, was with 
 
 Wolfe at Quebec). Portrait, in uniform, standing beside horse. G. 
 Dupont sculpt. Tho. Gainsborough pinxt. Mezzotint. Large folio, 
 with margins. (Slight repairs.) London, 1783 
 
 . Sarnt Prix. (Member of the Convention.) L.S. 1 p. folio. Paris, 
 
 March 5, 1793, informing M. Crepon that his correspondence has 
 been forwarded to the Minister of the Interior. 
 
 . SAINT SIMON (CHEVALIER). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Dunkirk, Dec. 8, 
 
 1747. On money matters. 
 
 . SAINT-Simon (CLAupE Hrennri—served. under Washington in the United 
 
 States). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, May 18, 1818. To M. Tissot: 
 
 Regarding the publication of a letter in a certain newspaper. 
 
 ar ee — 
 
| 4587. 
 4588. 
 
 4586. 
 
 4589. 
 
 4590. 
 
 4591. 
 
 4592. 
 
 4593. 
 
 4594, 
 
 mas on 
 
 4 eats SIMON (CLAUDE Hennt). Portrait, full bust. Engraved by 
 
 EK. Perrot. 8vo. oe earis. 11,0; 
 
 3. SAINT-SIMON (HENRI J. enn general). ALS. 1p. 4to. Bas- 
 tia (Corsica), Jan. 4, 1847. To General **** (?) thanking him 
 
 for his New Year’s ereetings, ete. With portrait and printed bio- 
 graphical account. : 
 
 . SAINTE-BEUVE (C. A.—eminent French literary critic). A.L.S. 3 pp 
 
 12mo, including addressed portion. [Paris], Nov. 20, 1832. To 
 Anthony Deschamps, popular French poet and dramatist, giving 
 favorable criticism of some of the latter’s verses. . 
 
 ; Samvre-SuzaNNE (Giuperr J. M. B. De—French general of division). 
 
 Portrait, full bust in uniform. Dessiné d’aprés nature par J. Guérin, 
 et gravé par G. Fiesinger. Stipple. Fine impression, with full 
 margins. Folio. — | 
 
 SateM. Une Ville de Amérique Angloise dans le Comté D’Essex. 
 Gravé par B. F. Leizelt. Dutch line engraving. In colors. 4to. 
 Sie | Circa, 1780] 
 
 Satem. Another copy of the same. ( Mounted.) 
 
 SALICETI (CHRISTOPHER—member of the Council of Five Hundred,’ 
 at Toulon with Napoleon). A.N.S. (third person). 1 p. 8vo. n.p. 
 August 17, 1g 00. An invitation to dinner. 
 
 SALICETI (CuRISToPHER). Portrait, bust in oval. Stipple, in brown. 
 Unsigned. 8vo. | ) 
 
 SAMUEL Pete inglish admiral, fought De Grasse near ‘the mouth 
 of the Chesapeake). Portrait, bust in uniform. Engraved by 
 G. Fiesinger, 1793. Painted by J. Northcote. Stipple. “Open let- 
 ters. Folio. London, 1793 
 
 SAND (Grorer—celebrated French novelist). Portrait, three-quarter 
 length standing. Gravé par Desintadry, peint par A. Charpentier. 
 Mezzotint (spotted), also portrait of Pascal. 2 pieces. | 
 
 San Domingo. Précis des événements arrivés au lap. Manuscript of 
 the end of the 18th century. 4 pp. 4to. 
 
 An interesting narration of the Revolution of San Domingo. 
 
 Sanson (N. A.—French general, accompanied Napoleon to Egypt). 
 Palo 1p. 410. Paris, Sept. 1, 1814, stating that he has received 
 no money, either during or since his captiv ity. With portrait, full 
 bust in uniform. 
 
 Sanson (N. A.). Portrait, full bust in uniform. Forester sculp. 
 Stipple. S8vo.° 
 
4595. 
 
 4596. 
 
 4597, 
 
 4598. 
 
 4599. 
 
 4600. 
 
 4601. 
 
 4602. 
 
 4603. 
 
 4604. 
 
 4605. 
 
 — 4606. 
 
 4607. 
 
 4608. 
 
 SANTERRE (ANTOINE J.—French revolutionist, Commander of the Na- 
 tional Guard of Paris). Vellum. D.S. 1 p. oblong 4to. Paris, Feb. 
 2, 1793. Commission in the National Guard eranted to Citizen 
 J erome Benoit. With portrait. ' 
 
 The signer also took an active part in the storming of the Bastille, pre- 
 
 sided at the execution of Louis XVI. and commanded the drums to beat in 
 order that the last words of the king should not be heard by the people. 
 
 SANTERRE (ANTOINE J.). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, Dec. 19, 1793. To 
 Citizen Badouin, regarding the nomination of Citizen Mangin, which 
 had been confirmed by the executive council, ete. 
 
 Sanrerre (Awtorne J.). Portrait, bust in uniform. F. Bonneville 
 del. et sculp. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 SANTERRE (CLAupE—General of the Paris National Guard). L.S. 
 2 pp. 4to. Paris, le 23 Frimaire, l’An II [Dec. 13, 1793]. To the 
 General-in-Chief of the Army of the West Coast, relative to M. 
 Leplasse, who desires a more lucrative position. With portrait. 
 
 SaraToGa Views. Congress Spring. Lithograph in colors after Koll- 
 ner. 4to. New York, 1848 
 
 aN 
 
 Saratoga ViEws. Highrock—lIodine and Empire Springs. Tinted 
 lithograph after Kollner. 4to. New York, 1848 
 
 Saratoga Views. Highrock—Iodine a Empire Springs. Litho- 
 graph in colors after Kollner. 4to. New York, 1848 
 
 Saratoga VIEWS. Hospital. Lithograph in colors after Kollner. 4to. 
 New York, 1848 
 
 SaravToGa Views. Pavilion Fountain. Lithograph:in colors after Koll- 
 ner. 4to. . New York, 1848 
 
 Saratoca Views. Part of Saratoga. Stanwix, Union Hotel and Con- 
 gress Hall. Lithograph in colors by Kollner. 4to. New York, 1848 
 
 Saratoga Views. United States Hotel. Lithograph in colors after 
 Kollner. 4to. , New York, 1848 
 
 SARRAZIN (JEAN—French general). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio. [Breskenel], 
 Dec. 5, 1808. To Count D’Hunebourg,- Minister of War, requesting 
 him to allow a certain officer to become his secretary, and giving his 
 qualifications. | 
 
 SARRAZIN (JEAN). Portrait, bust in uniform. Stipple. Engraved Dye 
 London. 1811. 8vo. . 
 
 SarTaAIn (JOHN). The Rescue, representing Sergeant Jasper and his 
 friend Newton liberating certain American prisoners from a detach- 
 ment of British soldiers near Savannah, Ga. Engraved by J. Sar- 
 tain, painted by J. B. White. Mezzotint. Large folio (margin re- 
 paired). 1842 
 
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 maar, i) 
 
 4610. 
 4 611. 
 
 i. 
 
 he psi 
 
 “4 4613. 
 
 ? 614, 
 
 4621. 
 
 46 309. SARTAIN MEZZOTINTS. 
 
 Sarrarn MEZZOTINTS. 
 
 4612. 
 
 418. 
 
 3. SarTain MEzzovIN Ss. 
 . SARTAIN MEZZOTINS. 
 
 . SarTaIn MEzzormnts. 
 
 . SARTAIN: MEZZ0TINTS, 
 
 4622. 
 
 4623. 
 4624. 
 
 4625. 
 
 Jno. Breckenridge. to. 
 The above and 10 following lots of portraits are all from the en- 
 
 graver’s own collection. 
 Sarrary Mezzorryrs. William Penn. Proof before all letters.  Svo. 
 William Penn (different from the preceding). 
 4to. 
 SARTAIN Mezzorints. Prof. ee F. B. Morse. 4to. 
 Sarvarn MEZZOTINTS. 
 
 visit to the Tuileries, June 20, 1792. 
 
 Louis XVI. threatened by the mob on their 
 4to. 
 Sarratn Mezzorints. Marie Antoinette going to Execution. 4to. 
 
 Sarrain Muzzorints. Samuel Miller, D.D. Proof in open letters. 
 
 4to. 
 Henry W. Longfellow. 4to. 
 ~ Major John Habershani (?). 
 
 Paul B. Goddard. Proof before letters 
 
 Svo. 
 
 4to. 
 
 on India paper. 
 
 Robert Gilmor. 4to. Open letter proof. 
 
 . SAUMAREZ (James Dre—British admiral, served for a time in America, 
 distinguished himself in engagements with the French). Portrait, 
 full bust in uniform. | Engraved by. C..Turner. Mezzotint. Open 
 letters. S8vo (writing on margin). London, 1823 
 
 SAUNDERS (SIR Cranes). Portrait, in uniform, half length, standing. 
 J. MecArdeil fecit, J. Reynolds pinxt. Mezzotint. Folio ( backed 
 and slight crease). London 
 
 In 1759 Saunders was appointed Commander in Chief of the fleet for 
 the St. Lawrence and was with Wolfe at Quebec. 
 
 SAUNDERS (SiR Crarytes). Portrait, half length standing, in uniform, 
 l J. McArdell fecit. J. Reynolds pinxt.| Mezzotint (cut close). 
 
 London 
 
 The same figure as in the foregoing print, but w ith different inser iption. 
 
 SAUNDERS (Sin CHARLES). Portrait, three-quarter length in uniform. 
 Mezzotint, unsigned. Folio. London, Robt. Sayer 
 
 SavrErEAau (M.—representative of the people). D.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 Oct. 26, 1794. 
 
 Savary (Anne J. M. R., Duc Du Rovico—succeeded Fouché as Minis- 
 ter of Police). A.L.S.-1 p.:folio. Paris, le 21 Brumaire, )’An 13 
 | Noy. 11, 1803]. To the Minister of War, relative to the headgear 
 of the “ Gendarmerie d’flite.” With brief printed biography. (2 
 pieces. ) | 
 
 Amiens, 
 
46:26. 
 
 4627. 
 
 4628. 
 
 4629. 
 
 4630. 
 
 4634, 
 
 4635. 
 
 4636. 
 
 Savary (ANNE J. M. R., Duc DE Rovico). LS. “Duc De Rovigo.” 
 
 4 pp. folio. Madrid, J uly 16,1808. To Monseigneur ***(?). 
 
 A long and important ietter: about the campaign in Spain written the 
 same year that he received his title. It is really a report in which he 
 says that a certain detachment is to reach Valladolid by the 19th, that 
 General Gohert has joined General Dupont, that Marshal Moncey is to be 
 kept near Madrid in case he is needed, Marshal Bessiers is in need of 
 clothing and guns, ete., with mention of Generals Frére, Caulaincourt and 
 
 others. 
 
 There is a postscript of thirteen lines in the autograph of Savary in 
 
 which he says that Gen. Frére is to return as soon as possible, but there 
 has been great difficulty with communications, etc. 
 
 Savary (Annz J. M. R., Duc De Rovieo). LS. “ Due de Ravge 
 
 2 pp. folio. Paris, Feb. 4, 1814. To the Prefect of the Dept. of a 
 
 Calvados, stating that Miss Moulin should be examined again, as 
 she was not altogether truthful in the answers she gave in her first 
 
 examination. With portrait. : 
 
 Savary (AnnE J. M.R., Duc Dr Rovieo). A.L.S. “ Due de Rovigo,” 
 2 pp. folio. Nainville, Sept. 18, 1821. To Baron *** (?). 
 Acknowledging the receipt of two letters from the Baron, and inform- 
 ing him that he (Savary) has been summoned to appear in a case, ete. 
 Savary (ANNE J. M. R., Duc Dr Rovico). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to im- 
 .cluding addressed portion. Paris, Sept. 20, 1827. To General Bor- 
 desoult informing him that he has some horses he can purchase. 
 
 Savary (Anne J. M. R., Duc Dz Rovico). A.L.S. “Due de Rovigo.” 
 2 pp. 8vo. n.p.n.d. Regarding a literary society, ete. With por- 
 trait. 
 
 . Savary (Anne J. M. R., Duc DE Rovico). Portrait, mies Stipple. 
 
 8vo. London, 1824. 
 
 . Savary (AnnE J. M. R., Duc Dz Rovico). Portrait, bust in uniform. 
 
 Lithograph after A. Maurin. India paper. 8vo. 
 
 . Savoy (Prince Eva=ne Dr—one of the most celebrated generals of 
 
 modern times). Official L.S., with seal. Milano, April 10, 1710. 
 With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 Ordering as Governor and Captain General of Milan the payment of a 
 
 sum of money to the Master of the Chapel and musicians of the Royal 
 Palace. 
 
 SAXE-WITTGENSTEIN (PrRiIncE VoNn—Prussian Minister of State and 
 General). L.S. 1 p. 4to. In German, enclosing two letters, pre- 
 sumably obtained through a member:of the Secret Service. With 
 fine seal. Feb. 14, 1816. With portrait, bust in uniform. 4to. 
 Ackerman, 1813. 
 
 Say (Jean B.—French statesman). A.L.S. 2pp.4to, Paris, Nov. 9, 
 
 1821. Mentions a book of his. With portrait. 
 
 ScHERER (BARTHELEMI L. J.). French general, Minister of War, Com- 
 mander-in-Chief of the army of the Pyrenees). L.S. 1 p. folio. 
 Figueras, le 30 Prairial, ?An III [June 18, 1795]. Informs General 
 Pille that his letter has been received relative to extension of fur- 
 loughs of several officers. 
 
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 ao Phd tee Se Oy ES le at ek Ps 
 , aa 
 
 . ScréRer hone ae L. J.). A.LS. .2 pp. folio. Nice, le 2 Ven- 
 tose, An IV [Feb. 26, 1796], sending Ritteo, the Gov ernment Com- 
 missioner, news relative to a dispatch, and asking if bearers thereof 
 _ shall come to Nice, &c. itteo’s reply and his. signature are given 
 
 re 4 in his autograph on same sheet, to the effect that Schérer had best 
 
 proceed to Mentone for dispatch as it might refer to the peace nego- 
 
 7 Be | tiations then entered upon. With portrait. 
 
 ey. a i}. 
 
 . Soménn (BarrHieMt L. J.). Printed D. S. with autograph roe 
 
 __ tion of. six lines, probably in his hand. 1 p. folio, Paris, Nov. 24, 
 
 ‘ 1797. - To the Municipal Administration. ; 
 
 _-—s«éRegarding Bayard and Co. who will have charge of the forage and 
 Bo.” W. military convoys. 
 
 : 4639. Scrfirer (BartHitemt L. J.). Portrait, bust in uniform. H. 
 we ay ry Schmidt se. J. A. Darnflect pinx. Stipple. Svo. 
 
 | 46 640, Sonrasst (Pururppe). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed portion. 
 ished Bologna, Noy. 25, 1818. To M. Philippe Cocchi, Reggio. 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 343), enclosed in his library 
 wrapper and with his autograph annotations. 
 
 641, Sonint (Ferprvanp—Prussian officer). Portrait, full length in uni- 
 form. In. colors. 8vo. London, 1810, and another. 2 pieces. 
 
 ). SCHILLER (JOHANN Cc F. Von—the national poet of Germany). Por- 
 trait, full bust. Druck v. Th. Zehl in Leipzig. Geez. u. gest. v. A. 
 Krausse. ape engraving. Folio. — 
 
 . SCHMERLING (Anton Von—Austrian Prime Minister). Tce 3s pp- 
 4to, including addressed portion. Liége, June 22, 1833. To the 
 Royal Society, London, with copy of part of his work on fossils, 
 
 . ScHompBere (Henri, Comre—Marshal of France). L.S. 3 pp. folio, 
 undated. With portrait, full bust in armor. 1798. 
 
 . SCHROTER (JOHANNES). A.L.S. to Paulus Eberus. 1 page and a half, 
 folio. 1568. | bo 
 
 . Scuusarr (Curistran F, D.—German littérateur). Portrait, full bust 
 in oval. Gestochen von J. E. Haid, 1783. Mezzotint, (cut close). 
 8yvo. 
 
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 4647.. SCHWARZENBERG (IXart P. Von—Austrian field-marshal, appointed to: 
 negotiate the marriage of. Napoleon with Marie Louise). A.L.S. 
 1 p. 8vo. Sept. 23, ny. To M*** (?), attaché to the legation of 
 
 his Majesty. An invitation to dinner. , 
 4648. ScHWARZENBERG (Karu P. Von). Portrait, in uniform. RK. Roffe sc., 
 ~ Leben pinx. Stipple. Proof: 4to. London, 1815 
 
 4649. SCHWARZENBERG (Kart P. Von). ‘Portrait, bust in uniform. Mlle. 
 de Noireterre del., 1812, Velyn sculp. Stipple, 8vo. Pahis, n.d. 
 
 4650. SCHWARZENBERG (Kart P. Von). Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 Ranildi ine., Demarchi dis. 4to. | 
 
 4651. Scorr (Str Waurer). Portrait, half length, seated. Engraved by 
 G. H. Robinson after Sir Thomas Lawrence. Folio. Unfinished 
 proof before all letters. Fine impression. 
 
 4652. Scorr (Sir Water). Portrait, half length. B. Garnier del. Litho- 
 graph. India paper. Open letters. Folio. 
 
 4653. Scorr (Sir Waurer). Portrait, three-quarter length, seated, with 
 dog. Heath sculp. Saxon pinxt. Stipple.  4to. 3 
 
 4654. Scorr (Sir Waurer). Portrait, full length. B. G. ine. Demarchi 
 dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 4655. Scorr (Sir WaurEr). Portrait, full length, seated at table. No en- 
 graver’s name. Unfinished proof on India paper. 4to. 
 
 4656. SEBASTIANT (Horace F’.—Marshal of France and distinguished diplo- 
 matist). A.L.S. 3 pp. folio. L’Orient, An. 12 (1803). 
 To the Minister of the Navy telling him of the conduct of Captain ¥ 
 Brancas, commandant of the 49th company, his arrest and sentence to — 
 jail. Also, that the gunboats are ready, and with six companies of the 
 40th regiment, will go to Boulogne to defend the coasts. 
 
: 4657. SEBASTIANI (Horace a. ee SAUNA 4 ps 8vo. “n.ps! July 29 (1830). 
 > With portrait, full length in uniform. Geoffroy sculpt. Winther- 
 tt halter pinxt. 
 
 Am Asking to have inserted in to-morrow’s issue of the “ Moniteur” the 
 statement he submits. 
 
 4658. SEBASTIANT (Horace F.). Portrait, bust in uniform. Stipple engrav- 
 mn ing. S. D. del. 8vo. (Paris (ca. 1802) 
 
 ai’ bs 
 
 4659, SéBAsSTIANI (Horace F.). Portrait, half length in uniform. Litho- 
 ee: graph after Maurin. Folio. Open letters. 
 
 4660. Sépastrant (Horace F.). Portrait, full length in uniform. Dessiné et 
 a gravé par Esbrard. Mezzotint. Folio. 
 
 _ 4661. SeeMAN (Berriiotp—German botanist and traveller). A.L.S. 1p. 
 2 ve 8vo. Hanover, Sept, Ze 1851. 
 
 Regarding a work of his on the plants of America. 
 
 - 4602. SzesturM (Dzr). Metzeroth sculpsit. Schmith pinxit. Line en- 
 graving. Large folio. 3 
 
 ‘ £663. Séeur (Lovis— Puiipes, Comre De—French diplomatist and_his- 
 
 a *: torian, served in the American Revolution under Rochambeau). 
 ALS. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed portion. Paris | March 26, 
 1805], thanking Mr. R. Harper, of Baltimore; Md., for his kinid- 
 ness in looking after certain interests of his. Also, copies of inter- 
 esting letters (in English) regarding Gouverneur Morris, Robert 
 Morris, &ce., and their relations with the Comte de Ségur in real estate 
 transactions. With portrait. (2 pieces.) 
 
 4664, Siaur (Louis Puitippr, Comte Dr). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including 
 : addressed portion. [Paris], Feb. 14 [1821], concerning a picture 
 of himself.- With portrait. 
 
 4665. Stour (Louis Puivipre, Comre De). A.I.S. 2 pp. folio, Paris, Nov. 
 
 3, 1829. To the editor of “ Le Constitutionnel.” 
 
 A most interesting, although ironical letter. Ségur wished to have a 
 
 letter published in the Constitutionnel and had addressed the editor on 
 # the subject, who asked “ Who is this Marquis de Ségur?” This letter is 
 E.- the answer to that question. The writer requests the editor to look in the’ 
 ¥ “Manuel des Braves” under “S” and there he will find his complete 
 genealogy. He also brings to his notice the fact that the titles under the 
 “ancien régime” are worth just as much as those created within the past 
 fifteen years, ete. 
 
 4666. Staur (Louis Puinrere, Comre De). Portrait, full bust in uniform. 
 Velyn [se.], 1813. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 4667. Stcur (Puinippr Henrt). Portrait, full length in uniform, after F. 
 DuBois. 4to. 
 
 4668. SEMONVILLE (CILARLES Louis Hugurtr, Marquis—French diplomatist, 
 spent 2 years in an Austrian prison). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio, Paris, 
 Feb. 8, 1810. With portrait on India paper. 
 
4669. SineBrer (JEAN—Swiss naturalist). Portion of A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo. y 
 
 Rolle, Switzerland, Dec. 6, 1796. Letter of thanks. 
 
 From the Sylvie Pellico collection (No. 101), enclosed in his library — a 
 
 wrapper with his autograph annotations. 
 
 4670. Seneca (Lucrus A.). Portrait. J. Faber fecit. Ex Marmore an- es 
 
 tiquo. Mezzotint. 4to cut close and repaired in places. 
 
 4671. SERUIER sane Maruieu P.—Marshal of France). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 
 folio. Paris, Dec. 17, 1799. To Louis Alex. Berthier, Minister of. 4 a 
 
 War. With portrait, full length, in uniform. 
 
 Regarding the resignation of an officer of the auxiliary battalion. 
 
 4672. SERUIER (JEAN MarHreu P.)... A-LAS.: “TD p2 4g eae as 13, a 
 
 1801. 
 Acknowledging the receipt of 2858 fr. for the recipient's prather which 
 had been sent. by mistake. 
 
 4673. SfrRuiER (Comre—son of Jean Mathieu P. Séruier). ATS 2 pp. 
 4to. Paris, May 2, 1846. To the Duke Vasquier. 
 
 Resigning his position owing to ill health, expressing ld) and prom- i ~ 
 
 ising to return at once if his presence is needed. 
 
 4674. ServAN De GerBey (JosepH—French general, and Minister of War). ~ ; 
 
 L.S. 2pp.4to. Paris, June 4, 1806. Informs the Chief Inspector 
 of Revenue that M. Bisson has been placed in ae of the 6th Mil- 
 tary Division. With portrait. ' 
 
 4675. Sze (Raymonp, Comte DE—defended Louis X VI, for whom he made 
 
 an eloquent plea before the Convention). A.L.S. to Marquis Alfieri di 
 Sostegno, Piedmontese Ambassador at Paris. 4 pp. 12mo. Aix-le- 
 Bains, August 11. In a wrapper with notes in the handwriting of 
 Silvio Pellico. 2 pieces. 
 
 A letter giving news of himself, and expressing esteem and devotion. 
 
 4676. Size (RaymMonp, Comre De). Autograph manuscript, 3 pp. 4to. Un- — | 
 
 signed. With portrait. 
 
 4677, SHAKESPEARE (WiLLI4AM). Portrait, together with those of Chaucer, 
 Spenser and Ben. Jonson, on one plate. Mezzotint. Folio. Un- 
 . signed. | 
 
 4678. SHERIDAN (RicHarpD BrinstEy). Portrait, bust. Engraved by C. Tur- 
 ner, after Sir J. Reynolds. Mezzotint. Open letters. 8vo. 
 London, 1825 
 
 4679. Surpprinc. Representations of various Dutch vessels, including Princess 
 Louisa, Powalux and others. Line engraving by Suntach after 
 Hwogerheyden. Ato. 
 
 4680. SHIPPING. Representations of various Dutch vessels, including the Her- 
 cules, the Admiral Tromp and others. Line engraving by Sunch Bee 
 H. W. Deyen. 4to. 
 
 4681. Suirpine. ’*T Verzeilen Van ’Slands Schip Prins Willem, of de Zuider- 
 Haaks, den 14th Sept., 1781. Line engraving. 4to. 
 
 London, Bowles i 
 
4685. 
 
 4686. 
 46877. 
 
 4688. 
 
 4689. 
 
 4690. 
 
 4691. 
 
 4692. 
 
 4693. 
 
 4694. 
 
 . SICARD ( R. A. C., L’Aspé—distinguished French teacher of the Deaf 
 and Dumb). ‘ALS. 2 pp. 12mo, including addressed portion. 
 Paris, le 19 Frimaire [ Dec. 9], 1805, stating that he will call soon 
 upon M. Lemercier. 
 
 . SicarD (R. A. oo L’?ABBE). Portrait, full bust in oval. Bonneville 
 
 sculp. Mezzotint. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . SIDNEY (HENRY). Son’of Robert, 2nd Earl of Leicester. Portrait, full 
 
 length, accompanied by dog. Mezzotint after Lely. Folio (cut ‘close 
 and repaired). 
 
 Sriyns (EMMANUEL JosEPH—celebrated French politician and publi- 
 cist, member of the Directory). Peer wet petollo. Faris, Nov::25, 
 1797. 
 
 A passport given to Jacques A. Huguet by the Council of 500, per- 
 mitting him to go where he will in the department of Puy-de-Déme. It is 
 also signed by three other members. 
 
 SIEYES (EmManvet JOSEPH). Portrait, bust in uniform. Dessiné et 
 gravé par F. Bonneville. Stipple. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Strives (EMMANUEL JosEPH). Portrait, bust in oval. Allais sculp. 
 Mezzotint. 8vo. 
 
 SifyEs (EMMANUEL JosEPH). Portrait, bust in oval, wearing cocked 
 hat. Mezzotint by Levachez, military scene and biographical notice 
 in script beneath. 8vo, on small folio sheet. 
 
 Sibyes, Bernaports, &. D.S. 1 p. oblong folio (folded). Paris, le 
 28 Fructidor, LAn 7 [Sept. 14, 1799]. Pension for the widow of 
 Pierre F’. Limosin, signed by Sidyes, Presdt. of the Directoire Execu- 
 tif, Bernadotte, Ministre de la Guerre, and the Secretary-General. 
 (Slightly repaired.) With seal and portrait. 
 
 Simon (A.—shoemaker of Paris, guardian of young Louis XVIII. 
 at the temple, beheaded with Robespierre). Portraits (1) bust, Des- 
 siné par Gabriel, (2) bust. Lithograph after Gros. 4to. 2 pieces. 
 
 Simon (M.—military secretary). A.L.S. 1 p. 12 mo. Versailles, 
 _ Sept. 11, 1796. , Regarding a military order. 
 
 SmitH (Sir WitL1am SypnNey—celebrated English admiral, signed a 
 treaty with Kleber for the evacuation of Egypt by the French, de- 
 feated Napoleon at Acre). A.L.S. 2pp. folio. Paris, Feb. 8, 1826. 
 To M. Tomard, written in French. 
 
 The writer excuses himself for not having been able to spend one evening 
 - with his friend, informs him about a publication by the “ Jnstitut de 
 VEgypte,” ete. 
 
 SmitH (Sir Witriam Sypney). A.L.S. (third person), 2 pp. 8vo (in 
 French). n.p. Feb. 7, 1833. An invitation for recipient to be 
 present at a demonstration of an invention. 
 
 SmirH (Str Wintiam Sypney). Portrait, bust in uniform. T. Chees- 
 man sculpt. J. Opie pinxt. Stipple in brown. Fine impression 
 with margins. . London, 1796 
 
4695. 
 
 4696. 
 
 4697. 
 
 4698. 
 
 4699. 
 
 ATO04. 
 
 ATO05, 
 
 4706. 
 
 . SMITH (SPENCER 
 
 SmirH (Sir Witiram SypNeEy). “Sir Sydney Smith’s escape from 
 France.” Mezzotint. Unsigned. 4to (margins on 3” sides cut 
 away). London, 1798 
 
 SMitH (Str WitLtIAM SYDNEY). Portrait, bust in oval. Gravé par 
 Tassaert, 1806, dessiné au Temple par Ph. Aug. Hen***. Stipple. 
 Ato. Paris, n.d. 
 
 SmMitH (Sir. WILLIAM SYDNEY). Portrait, half length in uniform. 
 Stipple. Proof before all letters on India paper. 
 
 Siro (Sir Witr1am SypNney). Portrait, full length in uniform, 
 standing on quay, ship in background. An unsigned German copper 
 engraving, entitled “Sir W. Sydney Smith grossbrittan Seeheld.” 
 4to. 
 
 This curious plate is probably the work of the same engraver who exe- 
 
 cuted plates of Napoleon and Josephine, copies of wna appear in this 
 catalogue, 
 
 SMiTtH (Sir Witi1amM SypNey). “ The Escape 68 Sir Sydney Smith 
 from France after being confined two years.” Line engraving by J. R. 
 Smith. 4to; Also “Sir S. Smith defending the breach of d’Acre 
 against Bonaparte.” A. Smith se., Laffert del. 2 pieces. 
 
 _ Sxirre (Str Wintiam Sypney). “The Gallant Conduct of Sir Sydney 
 
 Smith at the Siege of Acre.” In colors. 8vo. 
 
 brother of Sydney Smith). Copy of a 3 pp. folio 
 
 letter, from the original by Casar Tuard, signed by Smith as a “ True 
 
 copy, Aue. 17 1798. | : 
 An Sitevasting letter relative to the landing of French troops in Egypt, 
 
 Bonaparte’s mareh across the desert, headquarters of Bonaparte in the 
 palace of Mourad Bey, ete. 
 
 - 
 
 . Smotonsko. Colored view. Folio. London, 1814 
 
 Soave (FATHER FRANCESCO—Italian teacher and writer). A.L.S. to a 
 Lady, sending her an Ode. 1 p. 4to. Milano. December 2, 1789. 
 With portrait. In a wrapper with notes in the handwriting of Silvio 
 Pellico. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 SocIETY OF SEALS. D.S. by Lafarge, Robelos, Guillotin, Fromme and 
 others. 3 pp. folio, n.p. Sept. 1808. A record of the proceedings of 
 a meeting. 
 Guillotin here noted was a French physician, who is sometimes men- 
 tioned as being the inventor of the machine called by his name, but, ac- 
 cording to Thomas’ Biographical Dictionary such is not the case. 
 
 Socrates. Portrait. J. Faber senr., fecit. P. P. Rubens del. Mezzo- - 
 tint. 4to, cut close and repaired in places. London, Bowles 
 
 SoMAGLIA (CARDINAL J. M. Dretua).’ L, subscribed and S. to Count 
 Broglio, Ambassador of the King of Sardinia at the Papal Court, 
 thanking him for his note. 1 p. folio. Rome, January 27, 1830. 
 In a wrapper with notes in the handwriting of Silvio Pellico. 2 
 pieces. 
 
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 4716. 
 
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 SouBIsE (CHARLES DE RoHan—Marshal of France, favorite of Louis 
 XV., defeated by Frederick the Great). LS. 1 p. 4to. Paris, 
 March 28, 1768. 
 
 ‘ To M. Trudaine de Montigny regarding a dispute concerning the owner- 
 ship of certain lands. “ 
 
 SouLes (JEROME De, ComrE—French general). D.S. 1p. folio. Paris, 
 le 2 Thermidor, ’An 11 [July 20, 1803], promoting a lieutenant. 
 Signed, also, by several other members of the Consular Guard, in- 
 cluding Languillermie, Teulie, &c. With portrait. 
 
 Soutr (Niconas J. De Dieu, Duc Ds DatmMatir—Marshal of France, 
 repulsed by Sir John Moore, fought at Waterloo). A.L.S. 1 p. 
 (? place). Sept. 14, 1807. With portrait, full length in uniform, 
 standing (English print). 
 
 Written during the year he received the title of Duc de Dalmatie to an 
 upnamed general, in which he says that a certain M. Lenoble had been 
 promised one thousand francs per month but had not received payment, 
 and asking that such be forthcoming. 
 
 Soutr (Nicotas J. Dr Dizu, Duc Dr Datmatir). L.S. “ Mal. Due de 
 Dalmatie,” 1 p. folio. Paris, March 10, 1815. Orders the Minister 
 of Finance to pay out a sum of money. With portrait. 
 
 Soutr (Niconas J. De Dieu, Duc Dr Datmariz). Signature, “ Duc 
 De Dalmatie,” also signature of Louis D’Orleans (2nd son of Louis 
 Philippe). With portrait, India paper. 
 
 Soutr (Niconas J. De Drev, Duc Dr Datmarig). Portrait, in 
 uniform, on horseback. In colors. 4to. London, A. Park, 1838 
 
 Soutr (Niconas J. Dr Driev, Duc De Datars). Portrait, on horse- 
 back. In colors. 8vo. London, 1838 
 
 Sovrr (Niconas J. De Diru, Duc De Datmarie). Portrait, half 
 
 length, in uniform. Lithograph after Lesage. . 4to. 
 
 Soutt (Nicotas J. Dr Diev, Duc Dr Datmatte). Portrait, full 
 length in uniform, battle scene in background. Charon sculp. Aubry 
 pinx. Mezzotint. Folio. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Sovrt (Nicotas J. De Dieu, Duc. DE Datmatie). “ Soult, a Santa 
 Justina” [where his division repulsed the Austrians]. Charon 
 sculp. Adam del. Mezzotint. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Sourpis (Francors D’E. De—French cardinal, Archbishop of Bordeaux 
 in 1599). Vellum D. 8. 4 pp. 4to. August 24, 1599. Signed, also, 
 by Landais. 
 
 Sournry (Roperr—eminent English poet). A.L.S. in full “Robert 
 Southey,” 1 p. 8vo. Keswick, July 16, 1838. With portrait. 
 Regarding various books, including a play by Fletcher, which had not 
 been printed before Dyce printed it in 1850, also offering to edit a collec- 
 tion of Old Ballads. 
 
* 
 
 4719. Spencer (Sir Brent—British general, frequently mentioned by Wel- va 
 
 lington in despatches). A.L.S. “Spencer,” 1 p. 4to. Ryde, Aug. 
 30,1817. Subscribing to a genealogy. 
 
 4720. Sraiit-Hotstern (ANNE Loutse G. N., commonly called Madame de 
 
 AU21. 
 4722. 
 
 A723. 
 
 AQ24. 
 
 4725. 
 
 4726. 
 ATR. 
 
 4728. 
 
 4729. 
 
 Staél, celebrated French authoress). A.L.S. “N. St.,” 2 pp. 8vo. 
 Lausanne, Sept. 26, n.y. To James Gressulh. : ? 
 
 A long and interesting letter in which she makes references to de 
 father (Jacques Necker, Prime Minister of France), her son and her 
 daughter. . . . ‘“‘It seems that a Ministen of Finance who wishes to 
 become popular, ought to show himself a little more in favor of the claim 
 of a man who from his own pocket fed Paris, when the city was in want 
 and who refused to receive any compensation. One must not scorn 
 honest people because they have shown themselves very considerate in 
 their claims. . . . The Baron (her father), now in England would 
 have considered public opinion in this matter. . |.) -2oykestoee you 
 of the greatest interest in my life, because it means so much to my | 
 daughter. I am sure I shall like you, for you please me,” ete. 
 
 StaéL-Hotstern (ANNE Loutse G. N.). Portrait, full length mented: 
 Sasso inc. Bramiti dis. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 Srantstas LeszoznsKr, Kine or Poranp. Portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. Geoffroy sc. M. Stachowicz del. 4to. (slightly stained). 
 
 SrreLe (Sir Rrcwarp—associated with Addison as editor of the “ Spec- 
 tator.”). Portrait, half length, standing. G. Kneller pinx. Mézzo- 
 tint. Small 4to. — London, Bowles 
 
 STRAUBIN (JOHANNA Marra—b. 1689, d. 1722). Portrait, three-quar- 
 ter length. Joh. Gottir. Krugner sc. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 STRONGONOF ( Pavi—Ruseian general, friend and adviser of Czar Moe 
 ander). Portrait, full bust in uniform. F. Vendramini sculpt. L. 
 De St. Aubin delt. Stipple. 4to. London, 1813 
 
 Srrozzt (Carto—son of the celebrated general and Marshal of France, 
 Pietro Strozzi). D.S. on vellum. October 22, 1564. 
 
 An interesting list of expenses for the Royal Household. 
 
 Stuart (Duptey C., Lorp—married daughter of Lucien Boni pave 
 A.L.S. 1p.12mo. London, Jan. 17, 1849. To Joseph Keene, M. P. 
 - With portrait and biographical account. 
 
 Sruarrt (Lapy Duprey C.—daughter of Lucien Bonaparte). A.L.S. 
 “C. D.S.,” 1 p. 12mo. May 9, n.y. Invitation to dinner. 
 
 Sucner (Louis Gasriet, Duc D’Atpuréra — Marshal of France). 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. folio, Leuzbourg, July 3, 1798. To General Gadin. 
 With portrait, full length in uniform. 
 
 A fine military letter written shortly before he was appointed general 
 of division under Massena. It tells the recipient that the general of divi- 
 sion, Lecourbe, wishes him to march on to Brient with the 67th brigade 
 and there to await orders. He is to inform the general in chief the instant 
 he departs, and to find out and forward all information concerning the 
 inhabitants and the passes in the country. He may make use of the ex- 
 cellent map in the possession of Gen. Meille, ete. ; 
 
i 4730. Sucner (Louis Gasrier, Duc D’Arpuréra). LS. 1 p. folio, np. 
 mis 32 Nov. 17,1799. To the Minister of War in Paris. 
 
 The bearer of this letter was an aide-de-camp of Gen. Grouchy, and 
 aa wounded and taken prisoner at the Battle of Novi. Suchet asks that a 
 ae position be given him. 
 
 7 4731. Suouer (Louis Gaprien, Duc D’Anpuréira). ALS. 1 p. folio. 
 
 Base Nice, le 11 Nivése VAn 8 [Dec. 31, 1799]. “Recall of General Dari- 
 goulet to France, where he is to remain until further orders. With 
 wax seal. 
 
 4732. Sucnet (Louis Gasrier, Duc D’Arsuréira). L.S., “Le Mal. Due 
 _ D’Albuféra,” 1 p. folio. Paris, March 21, 1818, requesting Baron de 
 Barente to restore M. Manoury to his former position of brigadier, &c. 
 
 3. Sucner (Louis Gasrier, Duc D’Atsvréra). Portrait, bust in uni- 
 form. Proof before all letters. 8vo. . 
 
 4734, Suz (Eveine—popular French novelist). A.L.S. 1 p. 12mo. n.p.n.d. 
 Regarding a history of the navy, which he is sending to recipient. 
 
 “4738. Sueny. (French general). A.L.S., 1 p. 4to. Paris, le 28 Floreal, ’An 
 “ XI [May 17, 1803]. To General Samson, Director of the War De- 
 partment, requesting maps. 
 
 4736. SULKOWSKI (Anton P.—Polish general, served with distinction in Na- 
 : poleon’s army). Portrait, bust [drawn a few hours before his death], 
 
 also on same sheet portrait of Dolomien, celebrated French geologist. 
 ~  Ktchings. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 4737. SULLY Peoria Dr Beruunet, Duc De—celebrated French states- 
 man and minister of Henry IV.). D.S. on vellum, oblong 4to, De- 
 cember 2, 1608; a list of various articles and expenses entirely in his 
 
 ‘handwriting, 2 pp. folio; Official L. subscribed and S. “ Rosny,” to 
 the General Treasurers of France, October 12, 1604; also 6 portraits 
 and a printed account of his life. In all, 10 pieces. 
 
 A very fine and interesting lot, from the Frémont collection. 
 
 4738. Sutty (Maximitien De BérHuns, Duc Dz). Receipt signed “ Louis 
 Pierre Maximilien de Béthune,” 1 p. (3 pp. blank), undated. 
 
 Acknowledging that he had received from M. Desmarez, the sum of 
 5861 livres 2 sols “ for my living and pension the past year.” 
 
 4739. SuRRENDER OF CoRNWALLIS. The Surrender of Cornwallis to General 
 Washington and Comte De Rochambeau. 19th of October, 1781. 
 Copper engraving by Thornton after Hamilton. Folio. [1782] 
 
 4740. SurRENDER OF Danrzic. Certified copy of the terms agreed upon by 
 the representatives of General Rapp and the Duke of Wurtemberg. 
 5 pp. folio. Langfuhr, Dec. 17-29, 1813. Copy attested by the 
 General Baron Faure, and another. 
 
 4741. Suwarow (ALEX. VASILIEVITCH surnamed Ryminiski, famous Rus- 
 sian general). Portrait, half length in uniform. Gravé per Joh. 
 Neidt, peint par J. Kreutzinger, 1799. Stipple. 4to. 
 
AAA: 
 
 AV47, 
 
 | 4748, 
 
 4T49, 
 
 700. 
 
 . Suwarow “(ALEX. VASILIEVITCH). Portrait “ Conte Souwarow Ry- 
 
 . TatHeru (M.) A.L.S. 1p. 4to. n.p.n.d. To M. Combe, asking for the 
 
 3. TALLEYRAND (CHARLES Maurice, Prince De BENE van eee 
 
 Suwarow (Arex, Vastuieviren).’ Portrait, full length, in uniforms 
 Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. London, n.d. and another portrait of him. 
 2 pieces. 
 
 miniski, Principe Italiski,” full length in uniform. a inc. 
 Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 SWARTZENBURGH (PrrnceE—Field-Marshal). Portrait, full janet in 
 
 uniform, on horseback. Romney sculp. In colors. 4to. 
 [| London, 1816] 
 
 return of a report relative to a Mrs. Robinet. 
 
 French statesman, fled to the United States). L.S. 1p. 4to. [Paris], 
 le 2 Fructidor, ?An V [| Aug. 19, 1797]. To the Secretary-General 
 asking him to furnish for his perusal certain correspondence of the 
 division chiefs under him, especially that with the courts of London, 
 Berlin, and Vienna. 
 
 TALLEYRAND (CHARLES Mavurick, PrincE Dz BENEVENT). U.S. “ Ch: 
 Mau. Talleyrand,” 1 p. folio, Paris, Jan. 28, 1798.. To M. Delacroix, 
 Minister-Plenipotentiary to the Batavian Republic (Holland). With 
 Portrait, full length, India paper. 
 
 Written when Talleyrand was Minister of Foreign Affairs, a position he’ 
 obtained partly through the influence of Madame de Staél. He regrets 
 that the decree proposed by him to the Executive (Directory has not yet 
 been obtained. Hopes that Delacroix will be given thirty thousand francs, 
 and in the meantime will let him have half, payable in any form. 
 
 TALLEYRAND (CHARLES MAurick, Prince DE BENEVENT). U.S. “ Ch: 
 Mau. Talleyrand,”’ 1 p. 4to. Paris, May 8, 1806. To M. De Broun. 
 With portrait, on India paper. 
 
 Informing recipient that if he is still bent on obtaining a diplomatic 
 position, he ought to apply for that of auditor at the Council of State. 
 
 TALLEYRAND (CHARLES Mauricr, Princk Dr BéneévEntT). 1S. 
 “Charles Maurice,” -2 pp. folio, Paris, April 1, 1812. To Prince 
 «ex ( 2). arch-treasurer. of the Empire: 
 
 Talleyrand gives the reasons which led him to think that he was right 
 in exercising a certain function (i. e. receiving the oaths taken by the 
 presidents of the electoral colleges and assemblies of the cantons). He 
 now thinks that this function belongs to the person to whom he is writing, 
 and not to the governor-general of the department of Holland, although it 
 had been heretofore exercised by such an official. He now makes amends 
 by sending the papers stating the nominations of the presidents and the 
 sworn statements of these men. 
 
 TALLEYRAND (CHARLES MAuRICE, Prince Dr BENEVENT). A.L.S. 
 “ Talleyrand.” 1 p. 8vo. mp. Sept. 6, 1824. To the Baron De 
 Théir. With colored view (from the 1863 Valentine’s Manual of 
 N. Y.), of part of the house in phe Talleyrand lived, Blooming- 
 dale Road. 
 
 Interesting friendly letter expressing his regret that the Baron has not: 
 succeeded in a work he undertook, that he regrets his (the Baron’s) long 
 absence, etc. 
 
4754. 
 
 4761, 
 
 [ ~~ FAS es : baal ) 
 
 TALLEYRAND (CHarLes Maurice, Prince De Binévent). Portrait, 
 bust in uniform. Bocourt sculpt. Mullard del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 TALLEYRAND (CHARLES Maurice, Prince Dr Benévent). Portrait, 
 bust in oval. Mezzotint (by Levachez), biography in script  be- 
 neath. 8vo on small folio sheet. 
 
 TALLEYRAND (CHARLES Maurice, Prince De B&inivent). Portrait, 
 
 bust in uniform. Bocourt sculp. Mullard del Stipple. 8vo. 
 Paris, n.d. 
 
 TALLEYRAND (CHARLES Maurion, Princk De BENEVENT). Portrait, 
 ~ three-quarter length, seated. Godby sculp. Gerrand pinxt. Open 
 letter proof. to. London, 1814 
 
 . TaLLeyranp (CHartes Maurice, Prince De Bénfvent). Another 
 
 copy of the same. 
 
 TALLEYRAND (CHARLES Maurice, Prince De BENEVENT). Portrait, 
 
 full length, cocked hat under arm. G. A. Sasso inc. G. B. Bosio 
 dis. Line engraving. 8vo, 
 
 Y 
 
 . TaLieyranpd, Bernaporre, Lauriston, and others. Portraits, mainly 
 
 in uniform. S8vo and 12mo.- No duplicates. 20 pieces. 
 
 . TALLIEN (Juan L.— French Jacobin, conspired against Robespierre). 
 
 Portrait, si bust in oval. I. Jones sculpt. Bouteville delin. Stip- 
 ple. 4to. ~ [London], 17 4 
 
 ati vero (Mapaste—wite of the dreaded representative of the Con- 
 vention). 2 portraits; Mlle. Duchenois—French actress; Portrait ; 
 Miss Day, sitexwards Lady Fenhoulet. Portrait, Mezzotint; Mlle. 
 Colombier—N apoleon’ s first love. Portrait, in colors : 4to and Svo. 
 Together, 5 pieces. 
 
 . Tatma (Francois J.—celebrated French tragedian, received from 
 
 Bonaparte tokens of special favor). A.N.S. 1 p. 8vo. Feb. 14, 
 n. y. Asking for an advance of 100 livres for M. Descoins. 
 
 Tarma (Francois J.). ALS. 1 p. 4to, npnd.° To the Baron 
 De Laforte. 
 
 Regarding a passport for a friend. 
 
 » TAtMA (Francois J.). Portrait, half length in character. P. Au- 
 
 grand sculpt. Muneret pinxt. Stipple. to. | Paris, n.d. 
 
 . TAtmA (Francois J.). Portrait, full lengtli in character, T. T. inc., 
 
 Demarchi dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 . Tator (M. L.—French advocate, member of the Council of 500). 
 
 A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. Paris, March 10, 1796. Stating that he is send- 
 ing recipient a copy of General Clarke’s answer to his letter. Writer 
 is doing.all in his power to bring about peace and happiness. On 
 opposite page is the copy of Gen. C larke’s letter in Talot’s autograph. 
 
4765. 
 
 4766. 
 
 4773. 
 
 4776, 
 
 ATT, 
 
 4778. 
 
 Tana (ArpDUIN). Two A.L.S. each 2 pp. 16mo, and 4to. Quiers, 
 May 18, 1790, &. To the Marquis Fulletti de Barol begging him 
 to visit him, and in one letter stating that he is on his dying bed. 
 
 From the Sylvio Pellico collection (No. 136), enclosed in his library — 
 
 wrapper and with his.autograph annotations. 
 
 Tarcer (Gur J. B.—eminent French advocate, selected by Louis XVI. 
 ‘ as one of his defenders). Portrait, full length. Colored (probably 
 by hand). 4to. oa 
 
 .‘Tareer (GUL. Bs)> > Portrat, bust 1m ovale Mezzotint. Unsigned. 
 
 Svo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Tarcer (Gut J. B.). Portrait, bust in oval. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo. 
 
 . TascHER DE La PAGERIE (CHARLES E.—son of Claude, the cousin of 
 
 Josephine). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. Palais des Tuileries, June 6, 1858. 
 With addressed envelope. 
 
 . TASCHER (STEPHANIE—DUCHESSE DiApaueeen and niece of tee 
 
 phine). L.S8. 1p. 4to. Paris, Dec. 15, 1808. Recommending the 
 *Sieur Rixeus for a post at a University, : 
 
 _ Tasso (Torguato). Portrait, half length. Engraved by R. Hart. 
 
 steel engraving. Proof on India paper. London, [ca. 1839] 
 
 . TAUENZIN Von WitTeNBERG (GrAF—“ General Lieutenant der Infan- 
 
 terie”). Bust portrait in ea without hat. Stipple. Un- 
 signed. In colors. 8vo. - Schweidnitz, n.d. 
 
 TAULIER (JEAN L.—French priest at Martinique, friend of Josephine). 
 L.S. (with several words in his autograph, giving address, etc.). 3 
 pp. 4to. Paris, July 12, n.y. To Josephine, stating that her mother 
 having charged the writer with the delivery of some letters and 2 
 cases of liquor, has been unable to deliver the liquor owing to trouble 
 he experienced with the customs officers in London, ete. } 
 
 . Taytor (Baron). A.L.S. “Le Bn, Taylor.2. 1p Syon ape mep es 
 
 11, 1827, regarding a painting, ete. 
 
 . TEIGNMOUTH (JEAN SuHoreE, Lorp). Portrait, three-quarter length, 
 
 seated. Engraved by Henry Dawe after H. P. Briggs. Mezzotint. 
 Folio. (Creased, cut close and thinned in places.) | 
 In 1793 Teignmouth succeeded Cornwallis as Governor-General of India. 
 
 TEMPLE (Sir RicHarp G.—British general, distinguished himself at 
 the siege of Lille, 1708). Portrait, three-quarter length, seated. 
 Richd. Houston fecit. Wm. Hoare pinxt. Mezzotint. Folio, re- 
 pairs to margins. 
 
 TILLoTsOoN (JoHN—celebrated English prelate). Portrait, half length, 
 in robes. Mezzotint. Cut to plate mark, and inscription cut away. 
 
 THACKWELL (JosEPH—British lieut.-general, lost his left arm at Water- 
 loo, distinguished during the Sikh war). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to. York, 
 July 1, 1821. To Major General Sir John Byng. On military af- 
 fairs. 
 
. Turarp Dre Brissy (AuxonNz T. M., Comrs Dr—French general, Na-_ 
 _ poleon’s Chamberlain). A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo (including address). 
 | Paris], Dec. 29, 1815. Recommending a Mr. Reberdel. 
 
 . Turarp De Brissy (Auxonyne T. M.—Comrz Dz). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. 
 Paris, the 26th of (?). With view. 
 
 . Tutépautt (P. C. F.—General of Division, cotimanded a brigade at 
 Austerlitz). ALS. 1p. 8vo. Paris, Nov. 26, 1842. Requesting 
 the loan of a book from the Royal Library. : 4 
 
 . Tuters (Lours AponpHe—French historian). A.L.S. 2 pp. 8vo. 
 Jan. 15, 1850. Request for a sufficient supply of coal and wood to 
 oe last him until his full order can be filled. With 2 portraits. 
 
 ss . THomas (ANTOINE Liton aRp, celebrated French writer). ie nee pp- 
 sta Ato. St. Germain, February 5, 1770. 7 
 
 A very interesting letter, full of tender expressions addressed to Madame 
 Necker, the well known Swiss authoress, and wife of the great financier. 
 
 _THomas (Antorne Litonarp). A.L. in third person also addressed 
 to Madame Necker. 1 p. 4to. n.d. 
 
 Announcing that the drama “ Les fausses infidelités ” will not be played 
 today, as the comedians had announced the play without the permission 
 of Mons. de Sartine, Lieutenant of Police. 
 
 . THourn (ANDR&—famous French botanist, gardener-in-chief of the 
 Jardin des Plantes). A.L.S. 1 p. 16mo [1819] and 2 L.S., 1 and 
 4 pp. 4to. Paris, Sept. 25, 1819 and July 5, 1823. On botanical 
 subjects. Together, 3 pieces. | 
 
 . THoureT (Jacques G.—French legislator, guillotined 1794). — Por- 
 trait, full bust in oval. Jones fecit. Stipple. 4to. London, 1794 
 
 . Tuurror (Jacques ALExanpRE—French Jacobin, president of the Con- 
 vention, voted for the death of the King, etc.). D.S. 3 pp. folio, 
 n.p. (Paris), August 11, 1794. 
 
 A recommendation to the Committee of Public Safety regarding M. Le 
 Barbier to replace M. Legendre as agent for the post-office. The docu- 
 ment is also signed by Carnot, Jean Baptiste R. Lindet, and others. 
 
 . Tourn (J. M. Grar Von—General during the Thirty Years’ War). 
 ALS. In German. 2 pp. folio. Prag, Nov. 16, 1631. (Damaged 
 by damp.) 
 
 . TOCQUEVILLE (ALEX De—eminent French statesman and political phi- 
 losopher). A.L.S. Asking to send some books purchased for him. 1 
 page and a half, 8vo, n.d. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 . Totstor (Prrer ALEXANDROvITCH—Russian soldier, commander-in- 
 chief of the Army of Reserve). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio, with addressed 
 portion on separate sheet. Ems-les Bains, August 18, 1826. To a 
 firm of Paris bankers. Ay ; 
 
 Regards the forwarding of mail, says that he will be in Paris shortly 
 and will call, ete. 
 
4791. 
 
 AT92. 
 
 4795. 
 
 4800. 
 
 * 
 
 ToNNERRE (Duc De—Marshal of France). L.S. 2 pp. folio. Paris, — 
 
 Oct. 13, 1777. 
 
 _On financial affairs regarding a note for one thousand pounds that the 
 
 signer had paid out for the purchase of foreign goods. 
 
 TouLousE (Lovis ALEXANDRE DE Bourson—son of Louis XIV. and 
 Madame De Montespan). L.S. “Ll. A. de Bourbon.” 3 pp. 4to. 
 Versailles, Jan. 15, 1907. Informing M. de Chamillart that M. 
 Faure is going to see the artillery of the department of Rousillon. 
 Accompanying the letter are various contemporary documents con- 
 nected with that artillery and referred to therein. Together, 4 pieces. 
 
 . TouLousr (Lovurs ALEXANDRE Dr Bourson). L.S. “UL. A- de Bour- 
 
 bon,” 1 p. 4to. np. August 22, 1726. 
 
 . Toussaint L’Ouverrure—celebrated negro general and _ liberator, 
 L.S. 4 pp. folio. San Domingo, Oct. 21, 1797. On his specially 
 
 printed stationery. To Citizen Vincent. 
 An important letter written soon after he was appointed genera! in 
 chief of the Army of San Domingo. He says that the North and the South 
 are now united, and would have been united sooner had the agents of the 
 Directory worked for the public good, and not abused their authority. He 
 
 requests Vineent to bring before the Directory all his efforts towards © 
 
 ~-peace and unity, and to do his best to prove the falsity of the reports 
 about the inhabitants of San Domingo, which have been circulated in 
 France, ete. 
 
 Toussaint L’Ouverture. A.L.S. 1 p.-4to.° Oet. 30, 1797. On ‘his 
 specially printed stationery. To Citizen Garouville, Director of the 
 Artillery. 
 
 Asking him to send an officer to examine some arms and see if they 
 could be repaired. 
 
 . Toussatnt L’Ouverture. Portrait, bust in uniform. Bonneville del. 
 
 et sculp. Mezzotint. 8vo. = Paine 
 
 . Toussaint L’Ouverture. Portrait, full length in uniform, present- 
 
 ing a letter to an English general. Lithograph after Grenler. Small 
 folio. 
 
 . TRAFALGAR, 2 plans of action; Defeat of the Dutch Fleet by Lord Dun- 
 
 can; and others mainly of a similar nature. Several in colors. 4to 
 and 8vo. ‘Together, 13 pieces. 
 
 . Treaty oF Peace. Articles of Peace between Great Britain and France 
 
 and Great Britain and Spain signed at Versailles Jan. 20, 1783, by 
 
 Mr. Fitzherbert.. Copper. engraving by Pollard after Hamilton. - 
 
 Folio. Circa 1790 
 
 Tretiiarpd (A. F. C.—French general, son of J. B. Treilhard, the Con- 
 ventionalist, commanded at Belle-Isle-sur-Mer during the Hundred 
 Days). U.S. 3 pp. folio, including addressed portion. Jan. 16, 
 1809. 'To the Receiver-General of the. Army of Spain, relative to a 
 sum of money due him. 
 
 .* 
 
4801. Trew (Curisropn J.—celebrated German botanist). Portrait, half 
 a length. J. J. Haid sculp. D. van der Smissen pinxt. Mezzotint. 
 4to. 
 
 — 4802. Troncuetr (Francois D.—French jurist, employed by Louis XVI. to 
 
 a. defend him in his trial). A.L.S. 1 p. 4to. Paris, April 3, 1803. 
 
 To Citizen Volnay, vice-president of the Senate. With portrait. 
 Regretting that he is unable to be present at a meeting of the senate. 
 
 4803. Trousripcr (Sir THomas—British admiral, sent to the assistance of 
 
 ne Nelson, served in the Battle of the Nile). Portrait, half length in 
 uniform. Engraved by Miss M. Bourlier after W. Evans. 4to. 
 
 (igh London, 1814 
 
 4804. TrueueT (Laurent J. F.—French admiral, disgraced on suspicion of 
 being averse to Napoleon’s elevation to the Imperial Power). D.S. 
 d°p. folio. Paris, April 1, 1796. 
 
 Written while Minister of Marine, regarding the administration of the 
 forges at Guérigny. . 
 
 4805. TCHERNISCHEF (ALEXANDER I., Grar Von.—Russian general, served 
 pay with distinction against the French). Portrait, full bust in oval. 
 A. Smith sculpt., Dahling pinxt. Stipple. 8vo. London, 1813 
 
 4806. TCHERNIsCHEF (ALEXANDER I., Grar Von). Portrait, full bust in 
 uniform. Engraved by T. Wright after G. Dawe. Stipple. Open 
 letters, 4to. London, 1823 
 
 4807. TCHERNISCHEF (ALEXANDER I., Grar Von). Bust portrait in uni- 
 form with fur coat, without hat. Unsigned. Line and stipple. 8vo. 
 
 A ie: ~ : 
 4808. TURENNE (Henri De La ‘Tour D’AvvErGNE—Marshal of France, and 
 | a most eminent French general). D.S. 1 p. 4to. August 25, 1673. 
 
 Passport issued for M. Gille Choufrian, an old gunner of Reynel’s regi- 
 ment who, unabie to continue his services, is going to Paris to solicit a 
 position at the Hotel des Invalides. 
 
 4809. TuRENNE (Henri De La Tour D’AvuverGNeE). Portrait, bust in uni- 
 form. N. De Larmessin sculp. Meissonier, architect f. Line en- 
 graving. 4to. | 
 
 4810. |TurENNE (Comtr DrE).] <A.N.S. by Madame Patterson. 1 p. 12mo. 
 Paris, Dec. 23, 1832, excusing the Comte, as he ill at home. 
 
 4811. TurxisH Document. A folio document, probably an exequatur, writ- 
 ten in gold and black, with signature, said to be that of the Sultan, 
 in gold. 
 
 4812. Turreau Dr Liniire (Louis M.—French general, and Ambassador to 
 the United States). D.S. also by L. E. Beffroy. 1 p. 4to. Nice, 
 March 18, 1794. An order for harness for the army in Italy. 
 
 4813. Turruau (Louis) anp Rrrrer (J. J.). (Members of the National 
 ; Convention.) .S. 1 p. folio. Nice, le 3 Vendemiaire, ?An III 
 [Sept. 24, 1794]. Signatures to an order on the Paymaster-General 
 of the army of Italy to pay out a sum of money for the needs of said 
 
 army. 
 
4814. Ussur Acuran Erexpt—Ambassador of the Sublime Porte at the Court 
 of London. Portrait, full length, seated. Engraved by N. Schia- 
 vonetti jr., after W. Miller. Stipple. 4to. London, 1794 
 
 4815. .Ussur Ss Erenpr. Another copy of the same. 4to. London, 1794 
 
 4816. Uz (JoHANN PETER—eminent German man of fence A.L.S. 4 pp. ‘ | a 
 Ato. Leipzig, Jan. 29, 1782. | . 
 
 An interesting specimen of dramatic criticism. 
 
 4817. VioHenon (frreNNE—French philosopher and rer); Two A.L.S. 
 1 p. 8vo. (1842. 2 pieces. : 
 
 4818. VAILLANT (JEAN B. P.—Marshal. of France, served | in. ne Russian. 
 : campaign). A.L.S. 1p.12mo. July 14, 1864, no plage 
 
 Regarding the work of a M. Valle. 
 
 4819. VALBE (SYLVAIN C.—Marshal of France, Gov. of Algieg AAS: - 
 “Mal Valée.” 1p. 4to. Paris, July 29, 1822. To Col. Vicci, deputy 
 at the central depot of artillery. With portrait, full length: in uni- 
 form, and biographical account. 
 
 Regarding the sum of seven hundred francs to be paid during the 
 
 fas six months of 1822 by right of indemnity to the directors of artillery 
 in Paris. 
 
 4820. VaLée (Sytvatn C.). L.S. 1 p. folio. iateen Dec. 19, 1838. With 
 portrait, full length in uniform. 
 
 To the Minister of War Soe a soldier, J ean Paul Lapierre, from the 7 
 light cavalry. 
 
 4821. Varker (Sytvarn C.). ‘Portrait, bust in uniform. Lithograph after 
 Lemoine. 4to. 
 
 4822. VALLERAND [(Eminent French physician)]. A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, includ- 
 
 ing addressed portion. [Paris], May 25, 1830, stating that he had 
 attended the sick child, &c. 
 
 4823. VALETTE (A. J. M.—French general, served in Italy). ALS. 3 pp. 
 Ato, including addressed portion. [ Boury], le 30 Fructidor, VAn XT 
 [Sept. 7, 1803]. To the Prefect of the Dept. of the [Lain], re- 
 questing that a birth certificate be verified, &c. 
 
 4824. VANDAMME (DOMINIQUE RENE, Comtrt D’UnNEBouRG—French general 
 received a large reward from Napoleon for his conduct at Auster- 
 litz). L.S. 1 p. folio. Cassel, le 24 Fructidor, PAn XI [Sept. 10, 
 1803], asking the Minister of Finance to consider favorably a citi. 
 zen’s petition. With portrait. 
 
 4825, VANDAMME (DOMINIQUE RENE, CoMTE Pare Le a ay 4to, 
 n.p.n.d. To the Minister of the Interior. 
 Recommending M. Ghesquiére for the sub-prefecture of Dunkirk. 
 
 4826. VANDAMME (DoMINIQUE RENE, ComTE D’UNEBOURG). Portrait, bust 
 in uniform. Stipple. Unsigned. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
me 4832. 
 
 4838. 
 
 4839, 
 
 “4827. 
 
 4831. 
 
 ae © ie ee ee : ar ra oe de 3: 
 
 VANDAMME (DOMINIQUE RENE, nee D’Unesoure). Portrait, bust 
 in uniform. Stipple. Unsigned. 8vo.. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . Van-Dyex ( ANTHONY). Sketches after Van-Dyek. Engraved by 
 
 Edward Mitchell. 4to. 20 pieces. gt Edinburgh, n.d. 
 
 . VANE (Sir Henry—Gov. of areavecnibatte't Parteace Line engravy- 
 
 ing by Houbraken after HONE Small folio. London, 1742 
 
 - Vean (C. L. A.—Member of The National Samemee Oe 2 Lap. 
 folio. n.p. July 4, 1794. 
 _ Stating that the Convention had received the letter sent by the members 
 of the “Société Populaire de Vauelair” in which they expressed their in- 
 dignation at the criminal attempt made upon Collot-d’Herbois and Robes- 
 pierre. 
 
 VENDOME (C&sAR, Duc De—Natural son of Henry IV. and Gabrielle 
 D’Estrées). DS. (on pe) 1 p. 4to. n.p. Dec. 1619. 
 
 ease ( César, Duc Dr). D.S. ordering his treasurer to receive the 
 present as a part payment of the sum of 168 livres and 10 sols. 
 1 page folio. Anet, March 13, 1640. With portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 | Venpome (Louts J.—French general). D.S. 1p. folio. np. July 25, 
 
 1704. A passport for Etienne Boete, surnamed Lapensée. With por- 
 trait, bust in uniform. 
 
 , VERDIER. (F: ‘al  Comre—French general). A.L.S. 1 p. Sath | Paris], 
 
 le 22 Thermidor, PAn XI Bete 11, 1803]. To General Solignac— 
 a friendly letter. i 
 
 . VERGENNES faa nias G., ComtTt DeE—French statesman). Portrait, 
 
 three-quarter length. Vangelisti sculp. Callet pinxt. Line engrav- 
 ing. Large folio, small margins and somewhat stained. 
 
 : VERGNIAUD (Prerre V.—celebrated Girondist). Portrait, bust in oval. 
 
 J. B. Compagnie sculp. F. Bonneville del. Stipple. 8vo. 
 . | Paris, n.d. 
 
 _ VERNET (Horace—celebrated French painter)... A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo, 
 
 n.p.n.d. To the Director of the School of Fine Arts. 
 
 Thanking the director for disposing of certain paintings for him, and 
 informing him that he is a candidate for the positon of supervisor of the 
 sic ain in Rome, ete. 
 
 es (Carnet H.—Dutch gaicraly. L.S. 1. folio. Paris, May 
 5, 1809. To General Armstrong informing him that his letter to 
 the writer has been received, as well as the letter to the king, which 
 has been delivered. 
 
 VERHUELL (CAREL H.).. A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris; Nov. 3, 1835. Re- 
 garding a portrait. With portrait, bust in uniform. 
 
4840. 
 
 4841. 
 
 4842. 
 4843. 
 A844. 
 4845. 
 4846. 
 4847, 
 
 4848. 
 4849. 
 4850. 
 
 4851. 
 
 4852. 
 
 Victor (CLAupE Perrin, Duc Dre Bettune—Marshal of France, de- 
 nounced Napoleon as “the man who has _tyrannized and betrayed 
 
 France”). A.L.S. “Le Maréchal de ’Empire, Duc de Bellune, 
 
 Victor.” 2 pp. folio. July 9, 1811.. | 
 
 Written during the time he was commander in chief of the army of 
 Spain to an unnamed correspondent (the above is the duplicate), asking 
 him to use his influence with Napoleon regarding his (Victor’s) transfer 
 from Spain, as owing to ill health he desires to return as soon as possible 
 to France. 
 
 Victor (CLAupE Prrrin, Duc De Briuune). A.L.S. “le Mal. de 
 
 Bellune.” 1 p. 4to, n. p. Sept. 12, 1823. To the Cte. de Menon. 
 
 Probably with reference to the retreat in 1812. The writer says “that 
 
 the letter which has been sent from the war department, concerning my 
 retreat is a proof of your personal interest in me.” 
 
 Victor (CLaupE Perrin, Duc De BELLUNE). Portrait, bust in uni-— 
 
 form. Renald sculp. Quenet del. Stipple. 4to. 
 
 Vicror (CLAuDE Perrin, Duc Dé Betiune). Portrait, bust in uni- 
 form. Forestier sculp. 8vo. 
 
 Victor (CiAupE Perrin, Duc De Brtiune). Portrait, on horseback. 
 Couché fils sculp., biographical account beneath. Small folio. 
 
 ~ 
 
 Victor Amapgus IJ.—Firsr Kixe Or Sarpinia. LS. 2 pp. folio. 
 
 Turin, April 14, 1694. To Abbé Primari. 
 
 Victor AmaApDEUs II].—First Kina OF Sarprnta. Portrait, bust 
 in oval. Line engraving. 8vo. 7 In Napoli, n.d. 
 
 Victoria, QUEEN Or ENGLAND. D.S. with seal. 3 pp. folio. Lon- 
 don, April 74, 1885. Also, signed by another. With portrait. 
 
 VICTORIA, QUEEN OF ENGLAND. Envelope addressed in Victoria’s 
 autograph, with seal. Also, photograph from life. : 
 
 Vicror1a, QuEEN Or Eneuanp. Portrait, full length, royal robes, 
 wearing crown. Printed in oil colors by G. Baxter. 8vo. 
 
 VIEWS IN FRANCE. Vue du Chemin de fer de Paris a St. Germain; 
 Vue de L’Ecole Militaire; Vue de la Porte St. Denis; Vue du Chateau 
 de Versailles. Lithographs on India paper after Arnout. Folio. 
 4 pieces. 
 
 Views IN France. Vue du Jardin du Palais Royal; Vue du Pan- 
 théon; Vue Générale de la Place de la Concorde; Tombeau du 
 Général Foy. Lithographs on India paper. Folio. 4 pieces. 
 
 Views IN France. Vue du Palais des Tuileries; Are de Triomphe de 
 V Etoile; Dome des Invalides; Vue de la Colonnade du Louvre. Litho- 
 graphs on India paper after Arnout. Folio. 4 pieces. 
 
 . ViEWs IN France. Vue de la Tour St. Jacques la Boucherie; Bourse 
 
 et Tribunal de Commerce; Eglise de la Madeleine; Eglise Notre- 
 Dame. Lithographs on India paper, after Arnout. Folio. 4 pieces. 
 
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 4858. 
 
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 a 
 
 4859. 
 
 4860. 
 
 4861. 
 
 4862. 
 4863. 
 
 4864. 
 
 4865. 
 
 4866. 
 
 4855. 
 
 . VIEWS IN France. Vue de la Tour St. Genevieve et du Panthéon; Vue 
 
 de ’Are de Triomphe de l’Etoile; Chambre des Députés; Vue de la 
 Colonne et de la Place Vendédme. Lithographs on India paper, after 
 Arnout. Folio. 4 pieces. 
 
 Views In France. Vue du Chateau de Versailles; Vue de la Cour des 
 Fontaines a Fontainebleau; Fontainebleau; Vue du Palais des 
 Tuileries et de ’Are de Triomphe. Lithographs on India paper, 
 after Arnout.. Folio. 4 pieces. 
 
 . VIEWS IN FRANCE, Fontainebleau; Vue du Pont du Carousel et de la 
 
 Gde. Galerie du Louvre. Lithographs on India paper, after Arnout, 
 Folio. 2 pieces. : 
 
 . VILLARET-JOYEUSE (Lovurs T.—French admiral, commanded the San 
 
 Domingo fleet). A.L.S. 2 pp. folio. In the road of Brent, on the 
 “L’Ocean,” Sept. 13, 1801. To the Minister of the Navy and Col- 
 onies, asking that his son be examined by Citizen Levegne. With 
 portraits TL 
 
 ‘Vitrtars (CLaupE L. H. DE—one of the most able French generals of 
 
 his time). D.S. 1 p. folio, Paris, Oct. 15, 1717. With portrait, 
 bust in oval (slightly spotted). 
 
 Permit granted to Captain Dache, an officer under Villars, granting 
 leave of absence for three months. The document is also signed by 
 Charles De G. Biron, Marshal of France. 
 
 VILLATTE. oe Lieut.-General]. A.L.S. 1 p. folio. Metz, Nov. 
 23, 1824. Requests “ Monseigneur ” to grant him an interview. 
 
 VILLEROY ( Francois Dr NeEvrviLLE—Marshal of France, defeated by 
 Marlborough at the battle of Ramillies). L.S. 1 p. 4to. Valen- 
 -ciennes, July 11, 1706. om 
 
 A letter of introduction for an army Officer. 
 
 | 
 
 Vitteroy (Francois De Neurviti4). Portrait, bust in uniform. 
 ** Maréchal Villeroy,” Jones fecit. Stipple. 4to. London, 1793 
 
 Vitteroy (Duc De). L.S. 2 pp. small 4to. _ Versailles, July 7, 1766. 
 
 Vitterre (Jura Dr). A.L.S. 1 p. 8vo. n.p. May 4, 1808. A letter 
 
 of thanks with mention of “‘ Madame Burke,” ete. 
 
 ViILierre (LIEVrENANT GENERAL). Portrait, bust in uniform. C. 
 Heath direxit. Stipple. 8vo. Bath, n.d. 
 
 VioMENIL (Cartes JosepH H.—Marshal of France, second in com- 
 
 mand of the army of Rochambeau in the United States). A.L.S. 
 
 1 p. folio, n.p. August 26, 1786. With portrait, full length, and 
 biographical account. 
 
 Report of the condition of the army at Schénberg, in which is especially 
 
 noted that of the horses of the various regiments owing to poor oats, ete. 
 
 Vircixta. View of the Natural-Bridge. Tinted lithograph after Koll- 
 ner. 4to. New York, 1848 
 
4867. 
 
 4868. 
 4869. 
 
 4870. 
 
 4871. 
 
 4874, 
 
 4875. 
 
 4879. 
 
 4880. 
 
 VoLpRoME CHEVALIER DE—Minister of the Interior in Ollivier’s Cabi- 
 - net under Napoleon IIT.). Official L.S. 1p. folio. Paris, February 
 5, 1870. AF 
 
 To the English Consul in Paris sending statistics of the English popula- 
 
 tion therein in 1866. 
 
 [| VOLTAIRE, (JEAN F. M. ArovrtT Dr).| An unsigned letter of 2 pp. 
 to the Editor of the “ Morning Post,” on Voltaire, March 23, 1779. 
 
 VouTarre (JEAN F. M. Arovet Dz). Portrait, bust in oval. P. Sudré 
 del. Lithograph. 4to. roi 
 
 VoLTAIRE (JEAN F. M. Anovret DE). “Jeunesse de Voltaire. » Blanch- 
 ard sculpt. Steuben pinxt. Line ones Folio. Margins slightly 
 torn). Paris, n.d. 
 
 VOLTAIRE (JEAN F. M. Anovet Dz). Portraits: (1) full length seated 
 at a table in the attitude of composition, paper and ink before him, 
 &e. Line. Morin del. P.M. fect. On tinted paper. Folio (2) a 
 series of about 36 heads, also 1 full length, seated. (On 1 sheet). 
 Line. Proof before all letters. Folio. (2 pieces). ; 
 
 . Watcens (AntHony—Protestant Divine of Leyden, translated Bible 
 
 into Flemish). A.U.8. 1p. oblong 12mo. Feb. 21, 1628. In Latin. 
 
 . WALDEGRAVE (WitL1am—first Baron Radstock, British admiral, served 
 
 in the West Indies, in the battle of St. Vincent, etc.). Portrait, 
 bust in uniform. Drawn and engraved by C. Wilkin from a painting 
 by F. W. Wilkin. Stipple. Folio. Open letters. London, 1810 
 
 WALDNER (C. F. D., Comre DE—French lieutenant-general during time 
 of Louis XV.). Portrait, full length in uniform, the costume (ot 
 varied colors) worked in silk with gilt threads as decoration. Dela- 
 fosse sculp. L. C. de Carmontelle del. 1765. 4to. 
 
 WASHINGTON (GEORGE). Washington and his Generals. Engraved by 
 A. H. Ritchie. Large folio. Open letters. 
 New York, Emil Seitz, n.d. 
 
 . WASHINGTON (GEORGE). Portrait, bust. J. C. Buttre Co. Fine im- 
 
 pression, said to be the first taken from the plate. 
 
 . WASHINGTON (GEORGE). Portrait, full length. Proof before all letters. 
 
 Ato, Harte; 6o. 
 
 . WASHINGTON (GEORGE). 2 portraits; F. Staps—German fanatic; ne 
 
 poo-Saib, Sultan of Mysore. Portrait; View of Valderas, Spain, 
 showing the French troops; Carel H. Verhuell—Duteh admiral. Por- 
 trait ; Coster St. Victo 
 sculptured bust; N. C. Baron de Vincent. Portrait, after Laurent ; 
 4to and 8vo. Together, 9 pieces. 
 
 WASHINGTON Views. Capitol. Tinted lithograph after Kollner. 4to. 
 New York, 1848 
 
 WASHINGTON Views. Capitol. Tinted lithograph after Kollner. 4to. 
 New York, 1848 
 
 3: Virol romenas 
 
. WasHincton Views. President’s House. Tinted lithograph after 
 Kolliner. 4to. New York, 1848 
 
 . WASHINGTON ViEws. General Post-Office. Tinted Lithograph after 
 Kollner. 4to. ! New York, 1848 
 
 . Wassenarr (Jacop VaN—well known Dutch admiral; was killed in a 
 battle against the English in 1665). A.L.S. in Dutch. 1 p. 8vo. 
 May 20, 1661. With engraved portrait. 2 pieces. 
 
 . WATERLOO. Certificate of John Newman, a discharged prisoner, who 
 was captured at Waterloo. 1 p. 4to. Printed (in English) by L. 
 Pockwitz, Hannover, Osterstrasse, No. 255. Also facsimile of a note 
 
 _ written by Napoleon at St. Helena regarding the pyramids of Djizé. 
 2 pieces. 
 
 . WATERLOO. Paymaster’s Warrant (Triplicate) in favor Capt. E. F. 
 ' Fitzgerald for £28.19.6., authorized by William, Hereditary Prince of 
 Crange, then commanding His Majesty’s forces in Holland, fought 
 at Waterloo, &c. Attested as a “true copy” by J. Colborne, with 
 signature as Col. &c., first Baron Seaton, also at Waterloo. Also, 
 signature of Fitzgerald, wounded in that battle. Folio. Laid in are 
 
 _ two plates, 8vo and 4to of the Prince of Orange. (3 pieces). 
 
 Brussels, 1814-15 
 
 . WATERLOO PrizE Monry CERTIFICATE, signed by Lieut.-Col. De Hart- 
 wig, testifying that Francis Morrow is entitled to his share of the 
 Bounty Money which may become due from Captures made by the 
 
 _ Army under the Duke of Wellington in Flanders and France. 1 p. 
 4to. Hannover, March 14, 1817. 
 
 . WaTERLOO. Portraits of the British and their Allies. A series of 48 
 medallion portraits on one sheet, including Wellington, Bliicher and 
 many others, with explanation on separate sheet. Folio. 
 
 . WarEerRLoo. Hougomont, looking toward Waterloo. La Haye Sainte, 
 looking towards Waterloo. Two views in color on one sheet. Folio. 
 London, 1816 
 
 . WatErRLOo. Le Quatre Bras, looking towards Waterloo; La Belle Alli- 
 ance, looking towards Genappe. Two views in color on one sheet. 
 Folio. | London, 1816 
 
 . Warr (JamEs—famous Scottish inventor). Portrait, bust, from a 
 sculpture. Mezzotint. 4to cut to plate mark, and re-margined. 
 
 . WEEHAWKEN View. Weehawken engraved by Durand after Bennett. 
 SvO. - 
 
 . Weiss (Franz Rupotr—author, philosopher, soldier). A.L.S. in 
 French to his publisher, in reference to a new edition of his “ Philo- 
 sophic, Political and Moral Principles.” 2 pp. 4to. December 5, 
 [17]88. 
 
 A very remarkable man of a turbulent period of Huropean history. 
 The work mentioned above was translated in English and French, and 
 while in England its author won considerable distinction as a pugilist. 
 
4893. 
 
 4894. 
 
 4895. 
 
 4896, 
 
 4897. 
 
 4898. 
 
 4899, 
 
 4900. 
 
 4901. 
 
 4902. 
 
 4903. 
 
 4904. 
 
 4905. 
 
 4906. 
 
 WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DUKE Or—celebrated British gen- 
 eral). A.L.S. “ Wellington.” 1 p. 4to. Cheltenham, J by 18, 
 1816. 
 
 Saying that a certain letter has been received, ete. 
 
 WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DUKE Or). A.L.S. (in French, i ; 
 
 1 p. 8vo. Wahull (?) Castle, Sept. 22, 1837. To Baron **** aX): 
 asking him to call on the following day. With portrait. 
 
 WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DUKE OF). Portrait, bust in un1- 
 
 form, on pedestal. Engraved by H. Cook after Turnerilli. Line — ~_ 
 
 engraving. 4to. London, 1814 
 
 WELLINGTON. (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DUKE OF). Portrait: (1) half 
 length. Engraved by J. T. Wedgwood, after H. P. Briggs; (2) full 
 length in uniform, London, 1816; (3) bust in uniform. Engraved 
 by Ridley and Blood. London, 1808. Stipple and line engravings. 
 8vo, etc. ‘Together, 3 pieces. 3 
 
 WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DUKE OF). Portraits: (1) bust in 
 uniform, C. Warren sculp. Uwins delin. London, 1807, (2) meet- 
 ing of Wellington and Bliicher. London, 1817. 4to and 8vo. 2 
 pieces. 
 
 WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DuKE OF). Portrait, bust in uni- 
 form. Drawn and engraved by Thomas Williamson. Stipple. 4to 
 cut close. 
 
 WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DUKE OF). Portrait, half length. 
 Engraved by J.T’. Wedgwood atter H. P. Briggs Open letter proof 
 on India paper. 4to. London, 1841 
 
 WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DuKE OF). Portrait, half length 
 in uniform. Day. Weiss sculpt. Rob. Home pinxt. . Stipple. 4to. 
 | Vienna | 
 
 WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DUKE OF). Portrait, three-quar- 
 ter length, in uniform. Mezzotint. Cut to plate mark, and en- 
 eraver’s name, etc. cut away. 4to. 
 
 WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, Duke OF). Portrait, three-quar- 
 ter length standing. Engraved by W. Jackman, after John Lilley. — 
 Mezzotint by E. 8S. Sadd, New York. Folio. New York, 1841 
 
 WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DuKE OF). Portrait, full length 
 in uniform. Drawn by W. Heath. Line and stipple. Folio. 
 London, 1814 
 
 WELLINGTON (ArTHUR WELLESLEY, DUKE OF). Portrait, full length 
 in uniform, on horseback. In colors.  4to. London [1815] 
 
 Wexuineron (ArtHur WELLESLEY, Duke OF). Portrait, full length 
 in uniform, on horseback. In colors. 4to. London, A. Park, 1837 
 
 Wettineton (ArtHur WeELLEsLEY, Duke OF). Portrait, full length 
 in uniform, [Drawn and etched by D. ae Svo, 
 
& 4911. 
 
 S 4913. 
 
 ‘me 4915. 
 
 E4910: 
 
 4912. 
 
 4914. 
 
 4916. 
 491%. 
 
 4918. 
 
 4919. 
 
 . WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DuKE OF). Portrait “Le Feld- 
 
 Maréchal Duc de Wellington,” bust in uniform. Gravé par P. Au- 
 douin, dessiné par Vauthier. Line engraving. 8vo. Paris, n.d. 
 
 . WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DuKE OF). Sketch of the face 
 
 after Sir Thomas Lawrence, executed while lying in state. Proof 
 on India paper. 8vo. London, 1852 
 
 . WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DuKE OF). Portraits: (1) three- 
 
 quarter length in collegiate dress, entitled, “ A sketch by a lady, 
 taken at Oxford.” Proof in open letters. London, 1834; (2) on — 
 horseback, tinted lithograph. London, 1852; (3) half length, en- 
 eraved by H. T. Ryall, after Sir T. Lawrence. India paper. Lon- 
 don, 1836. All 4to. Together, 3 pieces. 
 
 WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DuKE OF). Portrait, together 
 with those of Bliicher, Moreau, and 8 others, medallions on one sheet. 
 Folio. : London, 1815 
 
 WELLINGTON (ARTHUR WELLESLEY, DukeE OF). (1) Portraits; full 
 ’ length in uniform; (2) bust in uniform; (3) meeting with Blicher 
 at Belle Alliance; (4) at Waterloo; (5) ammunition wagon at Water- 
 loo. Line. 4to and folio. 5 pieces. London, &c. v.d. 
 
 WELLINGTON, GERARD, SMOLENSKOI, and others. Portraits, mainly in 
 uniform. 8vo and 12mo. No duplicates. 20 pieces. 
 
 West (Brnyamin—American painter). A.L.S. 1 p. small 4to, with 
 addressed slip [London], April 12, 1752. To Mr. Boydell [the 
 English engraver], enclosing draft upon him for £50. Portrait en- 
 graved by Scriven after Sir Thomas Lawrence. 
 
 West (BENsaMIN). Mr. West and his family. Engraved by G. S. & 
 I. G. Facius; after the painting by B. West. Stipple. Large folio 
 cut close and repairs to margins. London, Boydell, 1779 
 
 West (Bensamin). Portrait, three-quarter length, standing, left arm 
 resting on the Holy Bible. Engraved by J. Fittler after G. H. Har- 
 low. Line engraving. Folio with margins. London, 1817 
 
 Fine impression. 
 
 West (BENJAMIN). Mr. West and family. *Engraved by G. S.& IL. G. 
 Sacius after Benj. West. Stipple. Folio. London, 1779 
 West (BENJAMIN). Portrait, half length. Mezzotint. Unsigned. 
 Folio proof (margin slightly damaged). London 
 
 West (Bengamin, and His Son). Portraits. Mezzotint. V. Green 
 fecit. B. West pinxit, 1773. Folio (margins cut away, new bottom 
 margin supplied and thinned in places). — Ais 
 
 [London, published by V. Green, 1775 | 
 
 | West (Mrs, Bensamin, and Her Son).| Portraits, bust in oval. Val. 
 Green fecit. B. West pinxt. Mezzotint. Folio, small margins. Rich 
 impression. London, R. Sayer 1770 
 
4920. 
 
 4921. 
 
 4922. 
 4923. 
 
 4924. 
 
 4925. 
 
 4926. 
 4927. 
 
 4928. 
 
 4929. 
 
 4930. 
 
 4931. 
 
 4932. 
 
 West (James—Hnglish antiquary, President of the Royal Society). 4 
 Portrait, half length. Engraved by T. Hodgetts, after a painting in 
 
 possession of James West. Mezzotint. 4to. Open letters. 
 ‘ London, 1819 
 
 West Inpies. The Gallant Captain Lord Robert Manners Mortally 
 wounded on board the Resolution in the glorious Victory obtained 
 over the French Fleet, 12th of April, 1782. por oneae by 
 ‘Pollard after Hamilton. Folio. [1782 | 
 
 eae Inpizs. The French Admiral Comte De Grasse, Delivering his 
 
 Sword to Admiral (now Lord) Rodney. Copper engraving by 
 
 Thornton after Hamilton. Folio. Circa 1790 — 
 
 West Inpres. The Capture of Tobago in the West Indies by the 
 English, April 15, 1793. Copper engraving by Scott. Jolio. 
 | : London, 1794 
 
 West Inpres. An exact account of Vice Admiral Vernon’s taking the = 
 Castle and Town of Chagre in the West Indies. Line engraving, — 
 
 crudely hand-colored. Folio. 
 
 West Inptes. View of St. Martin. Dutch line engraving. Folio 
 
 ~ (creased). 
 
 West Inpres. View of St. Lucia. Thornton sculp. Hamilton delin. 
 
 Copper engraving. Folio. ** (From Barnard’s History of Eng- 
 
 land.) 
 West InpIEs. Vue du Port de la Trinité et tout le nord de la Mar- 
 
 tinique. F. Leizelt sculp. D. Serres pinx. Dutch line engraving. > 
 
 Inecolors, 22410: 
 
 WHALE Fisuine. The Northwest or Davis’s Streights Whale Fishery. 
 Fran. Ambrosi sculpt. Rob. Dodd delint. Line engraving. Folio. 
 
 WuHitwortH (CHARLES, Lorp—British Ambassador to Paris). A.L.S. 
 
 (third person) (in French). 1 p. 4to. npnd. To an unnamed © 
 
 person. With portrait, on India paper. 
 
 Regretting that he failed to keep a certain appointment, but promising 
 to meet him on the following Monday. 
 
 WIELAND (CHRISTOPH M.—celebrated German poet, friend of Goethe). 
 A.L.S. “Wieland.” 1p. 4to. Weimar, July 1, 1773. 
 
 The famous meeting of Napoleon with Wieland, the former in military 
 dress, the latter wearing ordinary garments, with unpowdered hair, little 
 skull eap and felt shoes, is graphically described in Sloane’s “ Life of 
 Napoleon.” 
 
 WIELAND (CuristoPH M.). Portrait, full length, standing. lL. Rados 
 inc. G. B. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 WILBERFORCE (WILLIAM—eminent English philanthropist). Portrait, | 
 
 full length, seated. Engraved by James Heath, after John Russell. 
 Line engraving. Folio (shghtly skinned on upper margin). 
 
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 m 4933. WILKES (JoHN—celebrated English politician). Portrait, full length, 
 
 seated, holding staff crowned with “ Liberty.” Drawn from the 
 life and etch’d in Aquafortis by Willm. Hogarth. Small folio, spotted 
 - and with two crease marks. _ London, May ye 16, 1763 
 
 4934. WitKES (JOHN) AND OrHeERs. D.S. 3 pp. folio. [New York], Dec. 
 24, 1800, in which Wilkes appoints Maurice Aléxandre B. de la 
 Nautte D’Hauterive as his agent. Signatures of witnesses and the 
 French Consul of New York. Also signature of S. B. Malcom, 
 Notary Public of same city. With 2 seals. 
 
 4935. Witt of Joan Gozzino of Ferrara. 2 leaves of vellum. Ferrara, Feb- 
 ruary 4, 1555. 
 
 A curious document. 
 
 4936. Witi1am I., Krye Or Prussia. Portrait, vignette. Engraved by J. 
 _Vendramini after P. E. Stroehling. Stipple. 4to. London, 1814 
 
 4937. WittiAM I., Kina Or Prussia. L.S. 1 p. folio. Berlin, Sept. 26, 
 . 1827. Countersigned also by V. Griesheim. 
 
 4938. Wittram I., Kine Or Prussia. A.N. 1p. 8vo. npn. With por- 
 
 ‘trait. 
 
 4939. Wintiam I. (Kine Or Wirremperc, opposed the King of Prussia in 
 
 his efforts to acquire supremacy in Germany). L.S. 1 p. 4to. 
 
 ‘ Stouttgart, July 29, 1817. Thanks Chev. Hippisley for letters, and 
 
 notification of the Presdt. of the Royal Institute of Great Britain. 
 Countersigned by the Secretary of State. 
 
 4940. Wintiam I.—Kine Or WirtemsBerc. Portrait, bust in uniform. In 
 colors. 8yo. — 
 
 4941. Wiri1am I.—Kine Or Wiirtemperc. Portrait, bust in uniform. Stip- 
 ple. Engraved by Benoist. 4to. 
 
 (4942. Wittiam I.—Kine Or WURTEMBERG. Portrait, full length in uniform. 
 
 Torchina inc. Bosio dis. Stipple. 8vo. 
 
 4943. Wiuttiam IV., Kine Or Enctanp. L.S. 1 p. 4to. Windsor Castle, 
 Ve Aug. 17, 1834. Acknowledges receipt of advice from Lord Auckland 
 relative to the arrival of the Queen. With portrait. 
 
 4944, WintiaAm IV., Kinc Or Eneranp. Three-quarter length portrait in 
 uniform, hat raised from head, standing on shipboard, and about to 
 drink to the toast, “The Navy.” Mezzotint. Painted by M. W. 
 
 Sharpe. Engraved by W. Say. Large folio. 
 London; W. Sams, 1830 
 
 4945. Wittram IV., Kine Or Eneuanp. Portrait, full length in robes, stand- 
 ing. Mezzotint. Unsigned. London, 1831 
 
 4946. WittiAmM IV., Kine Or Enouanp. Portrait, full length, standing. 
 Engraved by J. E. Coombs after Sir Thomas Lawrence. Mezzotint. 
 Small folio. Open letters. (Slightly stained.) London, 1836 
 
4947, 
 
 — 4948, 
 
 4949. 
 
 4950. 
 
 4951. 
 
 4952. 
 
 4953. 
 
 4594, 
 
 4.955. 
 
 4956. 
 
 4.957. 
 
 4959. 
 
 4960. 
 
 Wirtiam IV., Kine Or Eneranp. Another copy of the same (slightly __ 
 creased ). | . ae 
 
 Winutam, Lanporave Or Hussr. D.S. 2 pp. folio. June 9, 1636. 
 With portrait, bust in armor. Fine impression. ae 
 
 WiuiramMs (HELEN M.—author of “ Letters from France a Pie Veet Py Sm 
 1p. 8vo. June 13, ny. Asking the recipient to come and tell oe a 
 
 alk abou. “beautin tal Italy.” 
 
 Wittort (AmépEE De—French General, transported in 1797 as an ac- 
 complice of Pichegru). A.L.S. 1 p. folio. Bastia (Italy), May 9, 
 1816. To the Duc de Feltre [General H. J. G. Clarke], acknowledg- 
 
 ing the receipt of a circular sent him, &. (Paper punctured in 8 
 
 places. ) 
 
 Witson (Sir Rospert THoMAs—British general, aided Lavellette to 
 escape from Paris). A.L.S. 2 pp. 4to, including addressed portion. 
 Oct. 20, 1832. Personal matter. 
 
 Witson (Sir Ropert THomas). A.L.S. 2 pp. 12mo. Oct. 1836. 
 
 Regards the mailing of a letter, with mention (twice) of Lady Seymour, 
 4 
 
 WILson (Sir Rosert THOMAS). Portrait, bust i in uniform. Engraved 
 by Roberts. Stipple. 8vo. London, 1817 
 
 Witson (Sir Ropert THomas). Portrait, bust in uniform, together 
 with portraits of Sir John Ely Hutchinson and Michel Bruce. Gravé 
 par Blanchard fils. Dessiné par Neveu. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 Witson (Str Ropert THomas). Portrait, half length, in uniform. 
 Dessiné et gravé par Esbrard. Mezzotint. 4to. . | Paris, n.d. | 
 
 Wiison (Srr Ropert THomas). Portrait, full length in uniform. Lith. 
 de Sentex, M. Dusaulehoy del. Small folio. 
 
 Witson (Sir Ropert THomas). Portrait, together with those of Gen. 
 John H. Hutchinson and Michel Bruce, full bust in oval, in uniform. 
 Gravé par Blanchard fils, dessiné par . . . A. Neveu. Line en- 
 eraving. 4to. on RE ATi te 
 
 All three were arraigned by the Court of Assises of the Lec re ae of 
 the Seine, Apri] 22, 1816. 
 
 . WIMPFFEN (FrANz E. L. H.—German military commander, served 
 
 against the French in 1813-4). L.S. 1 p. folio, Giuelma (April 27, 
 1853). Regarding timber on 15 hectares (30 acres). 
 
 WIMPFFEN-BERNEBURG (FELIx—distinguished general, served in the. 
 French army). Portrait, full bust in oval. Pitor se. Lambert del. 
 Stipple. 4to. Paris, n.d. 
 
 WINTER (JAN WittEM VAN—Dutch naval commander, served under 
 Pichegru). Portrait, three-quarter length, in uniform. P. W. van 
 Megen & M. de Sallieth sculps. J. Perkois, ad viv. del. 1782. Line 
 engraving. Proof before letters. 4to. 
 
SL ee 
 
 im 4967. 
 
 4969. 
 
 . WINZINGERODE (FERDINAND VoN—German officer). 
 
 . Wirt (WILLIAM—eminent American lawyer). 
 
 4964. 
 4965. 
 
 4966. 
 
 4968. 
 
 4970. 
 
 4971. 
 
 4972. 
 . Wooprorp (ALEXANDER—Field Marshal, fought at Waterloo). 
 4974, 
 
 4975. 
 
 Portrait: Willem 
 Portrait (in carmine): Hans E. K. 
 Portrait: Arthur Young—agriculturist. 
 4to and 
 
 de V. Prinz von Orange. 
 Ziethen—Prussian general. 
 Portrait: and 3 others, 1 in colors, and 1 on India paper. 
 smaller. Together, 7 pieces. 
 
 Portrait, half length. 
 4to, cut close 
 
 J. H. Bufford del., painted by H. Inman. 
 Boston, n.d. 
 
 and somewhat stained. 
 
 Lithograph. 
 
 . WITTGENSTEIN (Lupwie A. Von—German military commander, de- 
 
 feated by Napoleon, 1814). Autograph sentiment, signed. 1 p. 
 12mo. With portrait, full bust in uniform, eng. by Facius. Stipple. 
 London, 1813 
 
 Portrait, bust in uniform. Line 
 
 WITTGENSTEIN (Lupwic A. Von). 
 London, 1816 
 
 engraving by C. Canton. 8vo. 
 
 Portrait, half length, in uniform. 
 
 WITTGENSTEIN (Lupwie A. Von). 
 Wien, n.d. 
 
 Stipple in brown. Unsigned. 4to. 
 
 WOLFE (GENERAL JamMES—celebrated English officer). The death of 
 General Wolfe at Quebee. Mezzotint. 4to (cut close and repaired in 
 places). London, 1786 
 
 General Wolfe expiring on the Heights of 
 
 WOLFE (GENERAL JAMES). 
 Unsigned. Folio. [ Circa 1790 | 
 
 Canada. Copper engraving. 
 
 WOLFE (GENERAL JAMES). The Death of General Wolfe. 
 ing by Bromley after Smirke. 4to. 
 
 Wo.tre (JAMES). The Death of General Wolfe. 
 Falckeysen, painted by B. West. Line engraving. 
 
 WoLFE (GENERAL JAMES). Wolfe’s Tod in der Schlacht bei Quebeck. 
 Engraved by Randel. Folio. 
 
 WOLFE (GENERAL JAMES). La Mort du General Wolfe. Gravé par 
 I. F. Luget a Berlin, 1792, peint. par B. West. Line engraving. 
 Folio, small margins, and repaired. 
 
 Line engrav- 
 London, 1816 
 
 Engraved by Theod: 
 Large folio. 
 
 WoLFE (GENERAL JAMES). Another impression of the same print, with- 
 out engraver’s name, ete. Folio, small margins. 
 
 A.L.S. 
 
 3 pp. 12mo. Chelsea, Dec. 26, n.y. Regarding an Almanac. 
 
 drawn and engraved by J. K. 
 London, 1784 
 
 Portrait, full bust, 
 
 Woo.tuert (Wm.). 
 India paper. 
 
 Sherwin. Line engraving, 4to. 
 
 WorpswortH (WILLIAM). Portrait, full bust. Thomas Landseer sculp. ; 
 from a drawing by Benj. R. Haydon. Line engraving. 4to. 
 London, 1831 
 
4976. 
 
 4977. 
 
 4978. 
 
 4979. 
 
 4980. 
 4981. 
 4982. 
 4983. 
 
 4984. 
 4985. 
 4986. 
 4987, 
 
 4988. 
 
 Wreve (Kart Purp, Prrnce—celebrated German Field- Marshal) 
 
 ALLS sa pp-. folio. Patras, Capea Jan. 14, 1831. To General — 
 Gérard. 
 
 Unusually long and interesting ere on military affairs, in which the 
 writer recommends Captain Boutay as commander of the chateau of 
 Morée. Announces that Admiral Canaris is now in command at Lépante, 
 ete. 
 
 Wrepe (Kart Puitip, Prince). Portrait, full bust in oval. Wet 
 mann del. e sculp. Stipple. 8vo. Nurnberg, n.d. 
 
 Wrepe (Karu Purp, Prince): Portrait, full bust in uniform, bei — 
 °C. F. Stieckart in Schweidnitz. Line engraving. In colors. 8vo. 
 
 Wricur (J. R. T.—British officer, nephew of J oh Wesley Wright, 
 British naval officer, who was confined in the Temple with Sir William 
 S. Smith). Autograph manuscript of 11 pages, folio, entitled “To 
 His Royal Highness The Prince Regent in His Majesty's Privy 
 Council—the Memorial of John Rogerson Tomkyns Wright, Lieuten- 
 ant in. His Majesty’s Navy.” . With i of J. W. blest: stipple, 
 by Blood. 
 
 An exceedingly interesting manuscript regar ding his ee with mention 
 of Sir Sydney Smith, General Savary, General ec ticiets ete. 
 4 
 
 WURMSER (Dacosert 8. Von—eminent Austrian general). Portrait, 
 bust in uniform. Mezzotint. Unsigned. 8vo. London, 1797 
 
 WurMser (DAGOBERT S. Voy). Portrait, bust in oval in uniform. 
 Lasioni inc. Stipple. Printed in colors. 8vo. 
 
 WurMserR (Dacospert 8. Von). Portrait, bust in uniform. Stipple. 
 Unsigned. 8vo. In Firenze, n.d. 
 
 Wurmser (Dacosert S. Von). Portrait, bust in oval. Stipple in 
 brown. Unsigned. 8vo. | 
 
 York (FREDERICK, DUKE Or—second son of George IIL., caer 
 British corps in the French campaigns). Portrait, in uniform, on 
 horseback. Canton del. et sculp. 4to. In colors. London, 1815 
 
 (YorK (FREDERICK, DuKE OF). Portrait, bust. Proof before all 
 letters. Ato. 
 
 Yorcok Von WartTENBURG (HAns D. L.—Prussian general, fought both 
 against and for the French). Bust pee in long coat and frilled 
 shirt-front. _Stipple. Drawn by P. E. Stroehling. Engraved by I. 
 Vendramini. Folio. London, 1814 ~ 
 
 Yorck Von WARTENBURG (Hans D. L.). Portrait, bust in uniform. . A. 
 Smith sculp. Dahling pinx. Stipple. Open letters. 4to. 
 London, 1813 
 
 YorcKk Von WarTENBURG (Hans D. L.). Portrait, bust in uniform. 
 
 In colors. 8vo. 
 
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 3 4989. ZABALKANSKY (Count DiEprrcH—Russian general). Portrait, bust 
 * a in uniform. Engraved by T. Wright after G. Dawe. Stipple. In 
 a open letters. 4to. 
 
 + 4990. “ZACH (Ayton—Austrian general, distinguished himself at Marengo). 
 
 ee L.S. with extra line of sentiment in his autograph. 1 p. folio, np. 
 
 ; a  ~—May 20, 1806. To General in Chief. 
 
 ec He says that he is unable to close up a port to the Hnglish and Russians, 
 ri, as he knows of no decree ordering such a proceeding, neither can he give 
 
 ae up the port to the enemy even though they threaten to take it, etc. 
 
 de 4991. ier (Francis X. Von—German astronomer). D.S. 1 p. folio. Bis- 
 .. ‘hat sendorf, Dec. 14, 1808. Receipt for money. 
 
 ig 
 
 4992. ZACH (FRANCIS X. Von). Portrait, full bust. Gustav Zumpese (en- 
 os -graver). 8vo. | 
 
 4993. ZIMMERMANN (EperHarp A, W.—distinguished German naturalist and 
 writer). A.L.S. in French to M. Miole asking him if he wishes to 
 give violin lessons to a young Swedish gentleman. 1 p. 8vo. 
 
 eet ; [1811] 
 
 4994. ZUCCARINI we DE). - Portrait, bust in uniform. Mezzotint. Unsigned. 
 Ato. Nurnberg, 1807 
 
 4995. ZURLAUBEN (B. F. ie J. D.—Swiss general, served in the French army 
 ¥ : many years). A.L.S. 1p. 4to. Paris, Dec. 1, 1715, certifying that 
 Du Rebman served in the Swiss Guards. Sioned, also, ae Moraud, 
 with 2 ee in ue autograph. With wax seal. 
 
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