ADDRESS.

IN introducing my new Catalogue, I avail myself of the opportunity to express my best thanks to my numerous Correspondents and Nautical Friends, for the kind patronage they have hitherto favoured me with; and for the very valuable and useful information I am constantly receiving from them. The high estimation for correctness in which my publications are held, is chiefly to be attributed to the assistance so received, and I can assure them that I am always ready and happy to receive suggestions that may tend to the improvement of any of my Works.

At the present time many hydrographical surveys are being carried on, not only by our own Government, but by the Governments of Foreign Countries, and it is to be expected that the intelligence and high Nautical talent of the surveyors, together with the employment of instruments of an improved character, will materially add to our acquaintance with many parts of which previously our knowledge was but indifferent. To the rapid advance of hydrographical science I am not indifferent, and as it is my object and desire not to be behind with the times, I flatter myself that for accuracy and extent of information my several publications cannot be surpassed. Almost every survey brings to light now discoveries, and where fresh information renders necessary, improvements are introduced, that the publications may continue to bear the high character for correctness that they have hitherto maintained.

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*CORRESPONDENTS, in giving orders, are particularly requested to refer to the present, rather than to any former Catalogue; and, in addition, if they write down the number, leading words, and price of each article, it may prevent mistakes.

CATALOGUE.

CHARTS.

1. The WORLD, on Mercator's Projection, on four sheets Imperial, compiled from the latest surveys and astronomical observations, including the discoveries of all our recent Navigators and Travellers, Parry, Ross, Back, Franklin, Richardson, Lyon, Scoresby, Clavering, Denham, Clapperton, Freycinet, &c., &c. This publication, embracing the twofold properties of Chart and Map, will be found equally useful to the mariner, merchant, or man of business: and is well adapted as an embellishment to a counting-house, cabin, or library. Price, in sheets, or lined with blue paper, col. 168. Od. Ditto, mounted on cloth and rollers; size, 4 ft. 9 in. by 3 ft. 7 in., varnished 31s. 6d. 2. A New CHART or MAP of the World, on Mercator's Projection, reduced from the preceding one, on one sheet double elephant. A single scale is also given for the exact measurement of distances, in every direction, without those inconvenient appendages which have sometimes been annexed to works of this description, 27 by 41 inches 7s. 6d. Mounted on cloth and roller, coloured and varnished (a cheaper and more accurate Map than any published).

Ditto, in black frame, ditto, ditto

16s. Od.

. 18s. Od.

3. An Outline CHART from ENGLAND and AMERICA to the EAST INDIES, intended for the purpose of marking off a Ship's

4. An Outline CHART of the PACIFIC OCEAN, intended for the purpose of marking off a Ship's track The same on linen, with the edges neatly bound

FIC OCEA

5s. Od.

Ss. 6d.

The Coasts of England, Ireland, Scotland, &c.

5. The ENGLISH and BRISTOL CHANNELS, with the South Coast of Ireland, to the River Shannon, on a very large scale. This is a very splendid and valuable Chart, as it contains enlarged plans of the Downs, St. Malo Harbour, River Seine, Isle of Wight, Scilly Islands, Plymouth Harbour, &c. It has been constructed from the late surveys of Commanders Bullock, Washington, Martin White, Sheringham, Mackenzie, Denham, Robinson, Beechey, R.N.. &c., and from those made by order of the French Government, by M. Beautemps-Beauprè. Illustrated with numerous views of the coast, and accompanied with a Book of Directions 12s. Od.

6. The same CHART to SCILLY ISLANDS, but without the Directions, and the Sheet containing the outer soundings Ss. Od.

7. The THREE CHANNEL CHART, comprising the English, Bristol, with part of the North Sea, and St. George's Channel, and the South-west Coast of Ireland. Showing the whole navigation from Hull and London to Liverpool, Dublin, and Galway. Drawn from the late surveys made by order of the British and French Governments. It contains plans of the principal harbours, is illustrated with numerous views of the coast, and accompanied with a Book of Sailing Directions

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16s. Od.

8. The ENGLISH CHANNEL.-This Chart has been constructed from the grand trigonometrical surveys of England and France, carried on under the direction of the respective Governments, the excellent surveys of Mackenzie, Spence, Huddard, White, La Bretonnier, La Gouldre, and other distinguished navigators of both nations, assisted by valuable communications from captains and pilots, enriched with particular plans of the Scilly Isles, Downs, and the Margate Roads, Plymouth, Falmouth, Havre de Grace, Cherbourg, Ushant, and Cork Harbour, with views of Headlands, &c., with a valuable Book of Directions (Blachford's edition) 12s. Od.

9. The ENGLISH CHANNEL, reduced from the preceding Chart (Blachford's edition), on one large sheet, extending to Liverpool, Dublin, and West Coast of Ireland to Galway 5s. 6d.

10. The Estuaries of the Thames and Medway.-On a very large scale, extending from Sea Reach to Ordfordness and the Downs, and containing plans on an extended scale of the River Medway, River Thames to London, Harwich Harbour, and Queen's and Prince's Channels. Drawn from the surveys made by Commanders Bullock, Hewett, R.N., &c., &c. Illustrated with views of the Coast, and accompanied with a Book of Directions. Ss. Od.

11. The SOUTHERN CHANNELS of the THAMES, from the Downs to Sea Reach and the River Medway, with a plan of the Prince's and Queen's Channels, being one sheet of the preceding Chart, without Directions. A clear and beautifully engraved Chart 5s. Od.

12. A Chart of the RIVER THAMES, extending from Ramsgate and Orfordness to the Nore, with large plans of Harwich Harbour, and continuation of the River to London, including the Outer Shoals, Galloper, Inner and Outer Gabbards, with the Soundings of Captain Hewett, R.N., to long. 2° 5' E.

5s. Od. Entrances;

13. The RIVER THAMES, with all its dedicated to the Elder Brethren of the Trinity House, extending from the Downs and Orfordness to London, including the Swin, Queen, and Nob Channels, Margate Roads, &c., exhibiting all the Sands, Soundings, Buoys, Beacons, Lighthouses, Leading-Marks, and Floating-lights, with a particular plan of the Downs, Margate Roads, and Harwich Harbour, on one sheet of double clephant (Blachford's edition) 5s. Od. 14. The RIVER THAMES and STRAITS of DOVER, showing the entire navigation from Orfordness and London to Beachy Head, at the entrance of the English Channel. Drawn from the survey of Captain Bullock, R.N.; the Coast of France, from the recent survey made by order of the French Government. Accompanied with a Book of Directions . Ss. Od. 15. An Improved CHART of PORTSMOUTH, SPITHEAD, and the ISLE OF WIGHT, on a large scale, carefully drawn from an actual survey 68. 6d.

16. The Islands of JERSEY, GUERNSEY, ALDERNEY, SERCQ, and HERM, reduced from the surveys of Captain Martin White, R.N., accompanied with a Book of Directions

4s. Od.

17. The SCILLY ISLANDS, on a large scale, and illustrated with some views. Drawn principally from the surveys of Mr. G. Spence 5s. Od. 18. A Chart of the BRISTOL CHANNEL, extending from Hartland Point and the Smalls to Bristol and Gloucester, with the Coast of 1: Wales from St. David's Head to Port Cardigan, including plans of Lundy Island, Cardiff and Penarth Roads, Milford Haven, Swansea Bay, Caldy and Tenby Roads, and the River Severn from Chepstow to Gloucester, illustrated with some views of the Coasts. Robinson, R.N., Denham, R.N., and Sheringham, RN, accompanied with a Drawn from the surveys made by Commanders Book of Directions

10s. 6d.

19. BRISTOL TO CORK, upon a large scale, adapted to the Cork and Waterford trade, extending from Padstow to Aberystwyth, including the Bristol Channel, and from thence to the Old Head of Kinsale, with particular plans of Milford Haven, Waterford, and Cork. This Chart has been compiled from the Government trigonometrical surveys, and the publications, draughts, and observations of Huddart, Mackenzie, and other navigators of the Irish Seas 68. 6d.

20. St. GEORGE'S and BRISTOL CHANNELS, on a very large scale, extending from Trevose Head in Cornwall to the Firth of Clyde, with plans of Padstow and Holyhead Bays, Milford Haven, Liverpool Bay to Point Lynus, River Clyde, Greenock, Glasgow, Dumbarton, Dublin Bay, Belfast Bay, Loughs Larne, Strangford, and Carlingford, and Campelltown Harbour, and illustrated with upwards of 30 views of the Coast, Lighthouses, Beacons, &c. Drawn from the surveys of Captains Beechey, Denham, Mudge, Robinson, Williams, Frazer, and Sheringham, &c., &c., accompanied with a Book of Directions 12s. Od.

21. St. GEORGE'S and BRISTOL CHANNELS, extending from Padstow to Glasgow, including the Mull of Cantire, and the Irish Coast from Londonderry to Waterford, with particular plans of Milford Haven, Liver. pool Bay, Holyhead, Withorn Harbour, Firth of Clyde, Lamlash Harbour, Campbelltown, Dublin, and Waterford, with a valuable Book of Directions. (Blachford's edition)

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12s. Od.

22. ST. GEORGE'S and BRISTOL CHANNELS, from Hartland Point and Cork to Glasgow and Lough Foyle, being a reduction of No. 20 preceding, containing plans on a large scale of Liverpool Bay, Whitehaven, Campbelltown, Ardrossan, Cork, Dublin, Waterford, Lough Carlingford, and Kirkcudbright Bay, and illustrated with numerous views of the coast. Drawn from the late surveys made by order of the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, accompanied with a Book of Directions

88. Od.

23. An Enlarged CHART of the FIRTH of CLYDE, and adjacent Islands, the North-East Coast of Ireland, extending from Greenock to Belfast and Londonderry

24. ST. GEORGE'S

4s. Od. CHANNEL and Coast round IRELAND, on a very large scale, containing plans of Liverpool Bay, Whitehaven Campbelltown, Troon, Ardrossan, Cork, Waterford, Dublin, Belfast, Kirkcudbright, Carlingford, Valentia, and Sligo Bays, and illustrated with upwards of 40 views of the coast, lighthouses, beacons, &c. Drawn from the late surveys of Commanders Denham, Robinson, Beechey, Mudge, Sheringham, Frazer, and Williams, of the Royal Navy, accompanied with a Book of Directions. A beautiful and elegantly engraved Chart 123. Od

This chart can also be had in two parts, as follows, or as in No. 22 and 33. 25. The North Part of ST. GEORGE'S CHANNEL and Coast of IRELAND, from Lough Carlingford to Sligo and Clew Bays, with plans of Whitehaven, Campbelltown, Troon, Ardrossan, Belfast, Kirkcudbright, Carlingford, and Sligo Bays 73. Od. 26. The South Part of ST. GEORGE'S CHANNEL and Coast of IRELAND. from Dublin to Galway, showing the whole navigation from Liverpool and Bristol to Dublin and Galway, with plans on a large scale of Liverpool Bay, Waterford, Cork, Dublin, and Valentia Harbours 79. Od.

Or it may be had in sheets as follows:

27. LIVERPOOL and BRISTOL to DUBLIN, WATERFORD, and CORK, with plans on a large scale of Liverpool Bay, Dublin, Waterford, and Cork Harbours, illustrated with some views. 4s. Od.

28. The NAVIGATION between GLASGOW, BELFAST, CARLISLE, and PRESTON, with plans of Whitehaven, Campbelltown, Troon, Ardrossan, Carlingford, Belfast, and Kirkcudbright Harbours, illustrated with some views 4. Od.

29. The NORTH-WEST COAST of IRELAND, from Lough Foyle to Clew Bay, with plans of the Gola Islands and Sligo Bay, and illustrated with some views .4s. Od.

30. The SOUTH-WEST COAST of IRELAND, showing the navigation between Waterford, Cork, Limerick, and Galway, with plans on a large scale of Valentia Harbour, entrance to the Shannon, Bantry Bay, Galway, Roundstone, and Bear-Haven, and illustrated with numerous views . 48. Od.

31. A CHART of the Coast round IRELAND, including the West Coast of England from Bristol to the Mull of Cantire, with particular | plans of the Harbours of Dublin and Liverpool, the River Clyde, Holyhead Bay, Waterford, and Cork Harbours, with a Book of Directions (Blachford's edition). . 10s. 6d.

32. The WEST, SOUTH-WEST, and NORTH COASTS of IRELAND, from Waterford to Lough Foyle, on the same scale as the chart of the St. George's Channel, No. 20 preceding; containing plans of the Harbours of Waterford, Cork, Valentia, Youghal, Bantry, Bear-Haven, Galway, Sligo, Newport, Westport, the River Shannon, and the anchorage within the Gola Islands. Compiled from the latest surveys, and illustrated with numerous views of the coast. Accompanied with a Book of Directions. A beautifully engraved and elegant chart 12s. Od.

33. SOUTH-WEST and NORTH COASTS of IRELAND, from Waterford to Longh Foyle, containing plans on a large scale of the Gola Islands, Sligo Harbour, Roundstone Bay, Bear-Haven, Galway Harbour, Bantry Bay, Valentia Harbour, and the entrance of the River Shannon, and illustrated with numerous views of the coast. Drawn from the surveys of Commanders Mudge, Vidal, Martin White, and Wolfe, of the Royal Navy. Accompanied with a Book of Directions . 88. Od.

34. A New CHART of the Eastern Coast of ENGLAND, on a very large scale, extending from Dungeness to Scarborough, with plans of the Downs, Harwich Harbour, Yarmouth Roads, and the River Humber, with a 1. Book of Directions . 10s. Od. 35. A New CHART of the East Coast of ENGLAND, from Orfordness to Flambro' Head; with a plan of the River Humber, Yarmouth Roads, and Lynn and Boston Deeps, and illustrated with views of the coast, accompanied with a Book of Directions. . Ss. Od.

NOTE.-This Chart, and the Chart of the Estuaries of the Thames, No. 10, will show the Navigation from Dover and London to Hull, on a very large scale.

36. A. CHART of the Eastern Coast of ENGLAND, on a reduced scale, extending from Orfordness to Flamborough Head, delineating Yarmouth Roads, Hasborough Gat, Sherringham Shoals, Blakeney Harbour, the Dudgeons and Dowsings, Lynn Deeps and the Humber, with plans of Yarmouth Roads and River Humber. Drawn from the survey made by Captains Hewett and Washington, R.N.. 58. Od.

37. The EAST COAST of ENGLAND, from Orfordness to Flamborough Head, with plans of Yarmouth Roads, and continuation of the River Humber from Hull to Goole (Blachford's edition) . 58. Od. 38, A CHART of the YARMOUTH and LOWESTOFT ROADS, on a large scale, with plans of the Hewett, Cockle, and Stanford Channels, illustrated with some views. From the last survey. A beautiful and accurate chart 4s. Od.

39. A CHART of LYNN and BOSTON DEEPS, and the North Coast of Norfolk, on a large scale. Drawn from the survey of Commanders Hewett and Washington, R.N. 48. Od.