of the 31st December 1759, 2 pages folio. Translated and printed in French in Quebec by Aug. Coté.

See Quebec Literary & Historical Society.

87. Journal.-A | Journal | of the | Expedition | up the | River St. Lawrence | containing a true and most Particular account of the transactions of the Fleet and Army under the Command of Admiral Saunders | and General Wolfe from the time of their Embarkation at Louisbourg til after the Surrender of Quebeck by the Sergeant-Major of Gen. Hop | son's Grenadiers. | Boston: Printed and sold by Fowle and | Draper, at their Printing-Office in Marlborough | Street. 1759. 24 pages 8vo. unbound.

This Journal seems in many respects to be similar to that published by the New York Mercury 31. Dec 1759. There are however many additional facts of importance which are not included in the Mercury, for example page 9;

"The same day we went to get our plunder, which we discovered on our March round the Island, consisting of Gowns, Shirts, petticoats, Stockings, Coats and Waiscoats, Breeches, Shoes, and many other articles too tedious to mention, and some Cash; which, if the Things had been sold to the value, would [have] fetch'ed upwards of 500 1. Ster."

The Journal runs from June 1st. to Sep. 19 1759.

There is a copy of the pamphlet in the Library of Congress at Washington from which a transcript was made for this work under the direction of the Librarian,

88. Journal of the Particular Transactions of the Siege of Quebec by an officer of Frasers Highlanders. Published in Notes & Queries.

89. Journal. A Journal of the Siege of Quebec, to which is annexed a Correct Plan of the Environs of Quebec, and of the Battle fought on the 13th September, 1759; Together with a particular detail of the French Lines and Batteries and also the Encampments, Batteries and Attacks of the British Army, and the Investiture of that City under the Command of Vice Admiral Saunders, Major General Wolfe, Brigadier General Monckton and Brigadier General Townshend, Drawn from the original Surveys taken by the Engineers of the army. Engraved by Thomas Jefferys, Geographer to his Majesty. Price, Five Shillings. 16 pp. octavo. (1760).

The plan measures 34%1⁄2 X 16 inches within the border lines.

There

is also a second plate overlying the first showing the altered positions as the engagement proceeded.

Excessively scarce.

A copy was catalogued some years ago at £12.

10. 0, but £20, o. o. was recently refused for a copy.

90. Jugement Impartial.

See Quebec Literary and Historical Society.

91. Jugement rendu souverainement et en dernier ressort, dans l'affaire du Canada, par Messieurs les Lieutenant-Général de Police, Lieutenant particulier et Conseillers au Chatelet et Siège Présidial de Paris, Commissaires du Roi en cette partie. (1)

Printed in small type on a single sheet, size 50 x 23 inches. Above appear the Royal Arms and the following notice "pour être lue et

(1) The judgment against Bigot and his associates was rendered on the 10th December 1763.

publiée à haute voix, à son de trompe et cri public en tous les lieux et endroits ordinaires et accoutumés à ce que personne n'en prétende cause d'ignorance."

92. Jugement.-Mémoire pour Messire François Bigot, ci-devant Intendant de Justice, Police, Finance et Marine en Canada | Accusé, | Contre Monsieur le Procureur Général du Roi à la Commission, | Accusateur. | Première partie. | Contenant l'Histoire de l'Administration du Sieur Bigot dans la Colonie, et des Réflexions générales sur cette Administration | A Paris De l'Imprimerie de P. Al. le Prieur | Imprimeur du Roi | rue Saint Jacques, MDCCLXIII. Factum in the celebrated Inquiry, regarding the scandals in Canada. Most important :

Page 224-" Un Détachement Anglois débarqua, à minuit, à une lieue audessus de Québec dans un endroit escarpé, qu'on avoit jugé inaccessible."

93. Kerallain (M. de R.)-Les Français au Canada.-La Jeunesse de Bougainville, et la guerre de sept ans. Paris 1896, 190 pp.

94. Kingsford (Wm.)-History of Canada, 10 vols. 8vo. London (Tubner) 1888.

Vol. IV contains an account of the Siege.

95. Knox, (Captain John).-An Historical Journal of the Campaigns, in North America, for the year 1757, 1758, 1759 & 1760: containing the most remarkable occurences of that period, particularly the two Sieges, &c., the orders of the Admirals and General officers, Descriptions of the countries where the author has served,

with their Forts and Garrison; the climate, soil, products and a regular diary of the weather, &c. Dedicated by permission to Lieutenant General Sir Jeffery Amherst. 2 vols quarto. Map, full page portraits. of Amherst and Wolfe, respectively engraved on copper by J. Miller. Vol. 1, 405 pages. Vol. 2, 465. London, printed for the Author and sold by W. Johnston, in Ludgate Street, 57, Dodsly, in Pall Mall. MDCCLXIX.

The two volumes are quoted in London at £8. o. o.

See also Mr. Philéas Gagnon's note in the Essai.

96. Lambert (John).-Travels Through Lower Canada and the United States of North America in the Years 1806, 1807 and 1808, with biographical notices and anecdotes of some of the leading characters of the U. S., etc., with large folding map and numerous colored plates and charts. 3 vols. 8vo, London, 1810.

The colored plates illustrate Canadian costume, and there is a chart relating to Quebec.

97. Leeke, Rev. Robt.-Letters of

See Townshend papers.

98. Lemoine (Sir James Macpherson)-Quebec Past and Present-A History of Quebec-1608—1876, illustrated, 8vo. cloth. XV.-466 pp. Quebec 1876.

Gives a description of the Seige of the city and the Battle of the Plains-1759.

99. Lemoine (Sir James Macpherson)-La mémoire de

AP. III-12

Montcalm vengée ou le massacre au Fort George. Documents historiques recueillis par J. M. Lemoine, 16mo unbound, 91 pages. Quebec, 1864.

100. Levis (Chevalier de).-Dispositions Générales, juin

10, 1759.

See Townshend correspondence No 6.

101. Lyttleton to Townshend.

See Townshend correspondence two letters No 1, 2.

102. Macarty (Thadeus).-Two Fast Sermons before the expedition to Canada: Boston, 1759 12mo.

103. Macleod (Sergt. Donald).-Memoirs of the life and gallant exploits of the old Highlander, Sergeant Donald Macleod, who, having returned wounded, with the corpse of General Wolfe, from Quebec, was admitted an out pensioner of Chelsea Hospital in 1759; and is now in the CIIIa year of his age. 8vo. 98 pp. London, MDCCXCI.

In the copy to be found in the Barlow collection William Thompson is given as the author of this work.-Philéas Gagnon.

104. Malartic (Comte de Maurès de), lieutenant général

des armées du Roi, gouverneur des îles de France et de Bourbon, 1730-1800. Journal des campagnes au Canada de 1755 à 1760, publié par son arrière petitneveu le comte Gabriel de Maurès de Malartic, et par Paul Gafferal, professeur à la faculté des lettres de Dijon.

Illustrated by portrait and by four folding maps. 8vo. XXVI-370 pages. Dijon (L. Damidot) 1890.