which, with the Work of M. Hue, and the Journal of Clery, complete the History of the Captivity of the Royal Family of France in the Temple. Written originally with a Pencil and preserved by stealth, by Madame Royale, now Duchess of Angouleme. Translated from the French, with Notes by the Translator. Neatly printed in a small Volume, 5s. 6d.
NARRATIVE of the Loss of the AMERICAN BRIG COMMERCE, wrecked on the Western Coast of Africa, in 1815; with an account of the Sufferings of her surviving Officers and Crew, who were enslaved by the Wandering Arabs on the Great African Desert; and Observations, made during the Travels of the Author, while a Slave to the Arabs. By James Riley, late Master and Supercargo. Concluded by a Description of the City of Tombuctoo, on the River Niger, and of another large City, far south of it, on the same River, called Wassannah. Printed uniformly with Park's, and Adams's Travels in Africa, 4to. with a Map.