4993 Maittaire, Annales Typographici ab Artis invente origine, ad annum 1500, 4to., 18s.

Hag. 1719 4994 Maittaire Annales Typographici, et Supplementum a Denis, 6 tom, 6l. 6s.

Haga, 1719

4995 Nicholson's English Historical Library, or a view and character of most of the writings extant relating to History, calf, 7s., 8vo.

Lond. 1696 4996 Orlandi Origine e progressi dell' arte Impressoria, e Notizie dell' opere stampate dall' an. 1457 to 1500, fine copy, on strong writing paper, new, uncut, scarce, 1l. 4s. Bologna, 1722 4997 Printer's Grammar, containing a History of the Origin of Printing, tables of calculation, and other requisites for attaining a perfect knowledge of the Art of Printing, with directions to Authors, Compilers, &c., and many specimens of curious Alphabets, Ornaments, &c. calf neat, 9s., 8vo. Lond. 1187 4998 Peignot Repertoire Bibliographique Universel, Contenant la Notice raisonneè des Bibliographies Speciales Publiees jusqú à ce jour, et d'un grand nombre d'autres ouvrages de bibliographie, relatifs a l'histoire litteraire, et a toutes les parties de l' a Bibliologie, ad. 10s. 6d.. large, 8vo. Paris, 1812 4999 Peignot Dictionnaire Raisonné de Bibliologie, with the Supple ment, 3 vols. 8vo., sd., 1. 4s. Paris, 1802-4 5000 Peignot Repertoire de Bibliographies Speciales, curieuses, et instructives, sd., 8s., 8vo.

Paris, 1810 5001 Peignot Dictionnaire Critique, litteraire et Bibliographique, des principaux livres condamnes au feu, supprimes, ou censures, 2 vols., sd., 8vo., 14s

Paris, 1806

5009 Peignot Essai sur Histoire du Parchemin, et du Velin, sd., 4s. 6d., 8vo.

Paris, 1812

"M. Peignot is one of the ablest French Bibliographers, and by his various writings has contributed most essentially to the illustration of the Study of Bibliography.' Horne.

5003 Panzeri Annales Typographici, ab Artis Inventae Origine, 11 tom. fine set, h. b., very neat, 12. 12s. Norimb. 1793-1803

5003* Another fine set, new in bds, uncut, 11 tom. 11. 11s.

Ib. 1793-1803

The Labours of Orlandi, Maittaire, and Denis, are eclipsed by this very elaborate " and valuable production, which comprehends a complete and systematic account “ of all books printed from the origin of the Typographical Art, to the year 1556. “ It is a very rare and dear work in this country.' Dibdin's Classics, vol. 1 Intro. pa. 20.

5004 Panzer's Annales of German books printed in the 15th century, 2 vols., h. b., very neat, 17. 6s. Norimb. 1788 5005 Palmer's General History of Printing, from the first invention, to its propagation through most of the principal Cities in Europe; also the introduction and success of it in England, and character of the most celebrated Printers, to the year 1500, with an account of their works; fine copy, neat in calf, scarce, 17, 1s,, 4to.

Lond. 1735

5006 Renouard, Annales de l' imprimiere des Aldes, ou Histoire des trois Manuces, et de leurs Editions, with the Supplement, and portraits, 3 vols., sd., 17. 4s., 8vo.

Paris, 1803

5007 Another Copy, with the Supplement, and portraits, 3 vols., vellum, 11. 3s. Paris, 1803 "This is in every respect one of the most pleasing, correct, and valuable produc"tions that has graced the department of Bibliography." Dibdin. 5008 Reed's Bibliotheca Legum Angliæ, or a complete Catalogue of Law Books, with observations on the Authority of the Reporters, &c &c., bds., new, sells at 7s., for 5s., 12mo. Lond. 1809 5009 Santander Dictionnaire Bibliographique choisi, du XV. Siecle, 3 large vols., sd., 8vo., 1l. 10s. Bruxelles, 1805-6-7 "This is a splendid and valuable work, &c." See Dibdin's Classics, vol. 1. 5010 Stower's Printer's Grammar, scarce, a large vol., 16s., 8vo.

Lond. 1808 5011 Stower's Compositor and Pressman's Guide to the Art of Printing, new, 8vo., 3s. 6d. Lond. 1808 5012 Saxii (Christoph.) Onomasticon literarium, sive nomenclator historico criticus præstantissimorum scriptorum, ab orbe condito usque ad sæculi quod vivimus, tempora digestus; 6 thick and large vols., new, uncut, scarce, 31. 3s. Traj. ad Rhen. 1775, &c.

N. B. Two additional vols. of the above valuable work have appeared, see Brunet t. 3 p. 198. who justly says " Ouvrage tres estimè." 5013 Saxii (C.) Epitome Onomastici literarii: Fine copy, uncut, h. b., calf, very neat, scarce, 10s. Traj. 1792 5014 Saxii (C.) Monogrammata Historiæ Batavæ a vetustissimis inde temporibus usque ad Sæculi, quod vivimus, &c., fine copy. h. b., calf, very neat, 8vo. uncut, scarce, 7s. Traject. 1784 5015 Saxii (C.) Acta Literaria Societatis Rheno Trajectinæ ; 4 vols., 8vo., fine set, uncut, h. b., calf, very neat and scarce, 17. 8s. Traj. 1793-5-1801-3 N. B. The whole of these works of the learned Christopher Saxius, are not only valuable and interesting, but in general very scarce in this Country. 5016 Schoepflini Vindicia Typographicæ, 4to, 8s. Argent. 1760 5017 Savage's Librarian, being an account of scarce, valuable, and useful English Books, Manuscripts, Libraries, public Records, &c., (pub. at 11. 1s.) 3 vols., 8vo., bds., new, 18s. Lond. 1808-9

5018 Townley's Biblical Anecdotes, and notices of the early translations of the sacred writings, with frontispiece of the Egyptian Papyrus, bds., new, 3s. 6d., 12mo. Lond. 1813

5019 Upcot's (Wm. of the London Institution) Bibliographical Account of the principal works relating to English Topography, 3 large vols., royal 8vo., new, in extra bds., with fine view of the London Institution in Moor Fields; scarce, only 200 copies having been printed, 31. 13s. 6d. Lond. 1818

Supposed to be the most complete and valuable work of the kind yet published. 5020 Vogt, Catalogus Historico-Criticus Librorum Rariorum, 8vo., good copy, 10s. Hamb. 1753-93

"This is an interesting publication, and quoted by the most respectable authorities." Dibdin's Classics, vol. 1, Intro. p. 18.

5021 Wurdtwein Bibliotheca Moguntina libris sæculo primo typographiæ Moguntiæ impressis instructa, 4to, bds., 16s.

14s. 12mo.

Aug, Vind. 1787-91 5022 Watson's History of the Art of Printing, calf, neat, very scarce, Edin. 1713 5023 Walpole's Catalogue of the Royal and noble Authors of England; 2 vols., with fine plates, handsomely bd. in calf, double lettered, 12mo., 10s. Edin. 1792 5024 Whiting's Catalogue of Books written by many of the People called Quakers, from the beginning or first appearance of the said People, new, neat, 3s. 6d. Lond. 1708 N. B. The above has also short notices of the lives of various early Friends. 5025 Zapf (G. G.) Annales Typographiæ Augustanæ ab ejus Origine 1466, usque ad annum 1530. Accedit Dom. F. V. Diatribe de Origine et Incrementis artis Typographicæ in urbe Augustæ Vindelica; sd., scarce, 10s. 4to.

5026 Another fine copy, neat in vellum, 14s. 4to.

Aug. Vind. 1678

Aug. Vind. 1778

N. B. Some of the articles in the Bibliography department have been entered before, but it was though. better to place the whole of this class together.

AND

Ancient Greek, Roman, and English Coins, &c.

5027 Medallions-the complete series of the 10 very large Bonaparte Medallions, most beautiful Foreign Impressions, the whole elegantly mounted in handsome brass frames, designed either to hang up in the Study or Library, or to lie in the Cabinet, 9l. 9s. 5028 Medallions-the same series, complete, and very fine and early impressions, elegantly fitted up in a large Purple Morocco case, richly gilt; and with the arms of Napoleon, finely embossed in 8 places, 7. 17s. 6d.

5029 Medallions-the same series, fine English Impressions, (the dies having been of late purchased by some artists in London,) handsomely fitted up in an elegant and large Red Morocco case, richly gilt, 61. 6s.

N. B. These Medallions are considered to be some of the largest and most beautiful ever executed in any country. They are the work of the celebrated Andrieu, of Paris, the Artist who engraved the principal part of the famous series of Bonapartean Medals. They are doubtless not only interesting as beautiful specimens of the perfection to which this portion of art has been brought, and as exhibiting excellent likenesses of the extraordinary man Napoleon, and of his wives, but also as commemorative of important events, which not long since caused pretty great sensation almost throughout the civilized world. 5030 Medals-the complete National Series of FORTY in Bronze, containing Portraits of all the eminent Commanders, Generals, &c., and descriptive of the various achievements, of the British Armies, throughout the recent long and sanguinary contest, comprising a period of 25 or 30 years. The whole beautifully engraved, many of them by Foreign Artists, under the direction of J. Mudie, and fitted in an elegant Red Morocco case, richly gilt, 21l.

N. B. The above is a very fine and early subscription set, and at the original subscription price-as immediately on publication, sets were raised from 20 to 23 Guineas.

5031 Medals-the complete National Series, Historical and Critical account of, comprising an interesting and connected historical record. of the important events that have taken place on the Continent, during the 25 or 30 years war, which terminated by the general peace in 1815; embellished with Engravings of the entire Series; royal 4to., elegantly printed on fine wove paper, extra bds., sells 1. 11s. 6d., for 11. 5s. Lond. 1820 N. B. To the purchaser of the preceding article, (the National Series of Medals,) a copy of this valuable work, will be given in.

5032 Medals a very interesting Series of the BONAPARTEAN-illustrative of the campaigns, and numerous other important events connected with the Reign and Dynasty of Napoleon Bonaparte, about EIGHTY in number, in Bronze, very scarce, the whole collection for 601.

5033 Medals-a very interesting series of the BONAPARTEAN, as above, and the Series very similar as to subjects, but in SILVER-also about EIGHTY in number, very scarce, the whole collection for 70%.

The Medals struck by order of Napoleon, at the French National Mint, are remarkable for their beauty of execution. They are generally engraved by the celebrated ANDRIEU, of Paris, whose skill in this line of art seems almost inimitable. They are therefore interesting in two points of view, as exhibiting great beauty of execution, being models of the perfection to which the art of medal engraving is brought, and as commemorating great and important events. The designs were executed under the direction of Count DENON. SINGLE MEDALS OF THE BONAPARTE SERIES,

GREAT RARITY.

OF

5034 Bataille de Lutzen, bronze, very fine; charged in H. R. Young's printed list, Lond. 1818, 5l. 5s., for 2l. 12s. 6d.

5035 Bataille de Wurtchen, bronze, very fine, charged in the London list as above, 5l. 15s. 6d., for 2l. 12s. 6d.

5036 Fevrier, 1814, bronze, exceedingly fine and rare, 21. 12s. 6d. 5037 Bataille de Sommo Sierra, very fine, charged in the Lond. prínted list as above, 81. 8s., for 31. 3s.

5038 L'Empereur Napoleon abdique XI avril MDCCCXIV, bronze, commonly called the abdication medal, exceedingly fine and rare, 27. 12s. 6d. See the Medallic History of Napoleon Bonaparte, translated by A. M. Scargill, 1820, No. 114.

5039 Depart de L'Empereur, Janvier MDCCCXIV, bronze, very fine and rare, 27. 12s. 6d. See the Medallic History, as above, No. 109. 5040 Monument du mont Cenis, bronze, very fine and rare, charged in the London list, see No. 224, 51. 5s, for 2l. 12s. 6d.

5041 Medal-very large, siLVER, by Harnish, and struck at Vienna, in commemoration of the marriage of Napoleon with Maria Louisa, daughter of the Emperor of Austria. Obverse, distinct Heads of Nap. and M. Louisa facing each other, Legend, Napoleon Gall. Imp. Italiæ Rex. M. Ludovica Franc. Aust. Fil. A. A.-Rev. very curious emblematical figures, one holding a Tablet, with Vota Publica-Legend Felicibus Nuptiis-Exerg. Vindob. XI. Martii MDCCCX. exceedingly fine and rare, 2l. 12s. 6d.

5042 Medal very large, SILVER, by Stuckhart, and struck at Vienna, in commemoration of the birth of the infant King of Rome -Obv. distinct Heads of Nap. and M. Louise, but less than the abovethe portrait being within a wreath, a Torch between, and the whole surmounted by a Crown, and supported by the French Eagle resting on the Fulmen. Legend Napoleon 1. Gall. Imp. Ital. Rex. et M. Ludovica Archi. Aust.Rev. Genius presenting the