RECENTLY PUBLISHED BY C. AND R. BALDWIN.


 I. AF4ICAN MEMORANDA, relative toan At-
tempt to establish a British Semteent on theland of
il ama, on the Western Coat of Africa, in the year
1792. With a brief Notice ofIjtaneighbouringTribes,
Soil, Productions, &c. and some Observationson thekfa-
cility of Colonizing that part of Africa, with a view to
Cultivation, and the Introduction of Letters and R.eli-
gion to its Inhabitants: but more particularly as the
means of gradually abolishing African Slavery. By
Captain Philip Beaver, R. N. Illustrated by a very
larg Nautical Map of Ihe South-west Coaxt of Africa,
aid Plans of a Block-house erected for the Defence of
the Colonists. 4to. boards, il. s. 6d.
 1I. AN ACCOUNT of the ISLAND of CEYLON,
containing its History, Geography, Natural History,
with the Manners and Customs of its various Inhable
tants; to which is added, the Journal of an Embassy to
the Court of Candy. Illustrated by a Map, Chats,
and Engravings of some interesting Scenes in the
sIland: the 2d edition, with an Appendix, containing
some Particulars of the Hostilities with the King of
Candy. By Captain Robert Percival, of his Ma-
jesty'k Eighteenth or Royal Irish Regiment. 4to.
boards, 11. 11s. 6d. On royal paper, hot-pressed,
Ws. 1~s. 6d.
 III. AN ACCOUNT OF THE CAPE OF GOOD
HOPE, containing an Historical View of its original
Settlement by the Dutch, its capture by the Bi itish in
1793, and the different policy pursued there by the
British Government. Also a Sketch of its Geography,
Productions, the Mapners and Customs of the Inha-
bitants, &c. with a View of the Political and Conner-
cial Advantages which might be derived from its pos-
session by Great Britain. By Capt. Percival, Auihor
of the Account of Ceylon. 4to, boards, 11.