WERNER, Histoire Naturelle des Perroquets, volume supplémentaire à la publication de Le Vaillant, le texte par Bourjot St. Hilaire, complete in 28 parts, imperial folio, LARGE PAPER, 115 beautifully coloured plates, (pub. at 420 francs) £10. 10s Paris, 1837-38 WILLUGHBY'S Ornithology, enlarged by Ray; to which are added Three Discourses, viz. Of the Art of Fowling-Of the Ordering of Singing Birds-and of Falconry, folio, with 78 fine engravings, containing several hundred figures of Birds, and the two scarce plates of bird-netting, old russia, £1. 1s 1678 WILSON'S AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGY, or Natural History of the Birds of the United States, second American edition, with a Sketch of the Author's Life by George Ord, 3 vols. royal 8vo. and 1 vol. atlas 4to. containing 76 beautifully coloured plates on the original large scale, being Wilson's own set of plates, complete, hf. bd. morocco extra, marbled edges, £5. 5s New York, 1828-29 the same, LARGE PAPER, 3 vols. 4to. and 1 vol. atlas 4to. similar to the preceding, hf. bd. morocco extra, marbled edges, £6. 16s 6d ib. 1828-29 WILSON'S AMERICAN ORNITHOLOGY, OR NATURAL HISTORY OF THE Birds of thE UNITED STATES; WITH A CONTINUATION BY CHARLES LUCIAN BONAPARTE, PRINCE OF MUSIGNANO, New and Enlarged Edition, completed by the insertion of above One Hundred Birds omitted in the original Work, and illustrated by valuable Notes, with an interesting Life of the Author, by SIR WILLIAM JARDINE, Bart., F.R.S.E., F.L.S., 3 vols. 8vo. with a fine portrait of Wilson, and 97 plates, exhibiting 363 figures of Birds accurately engraved on glazed drawing paper, and most beautifully coloured, elegantly hf. bd. morocco, backs gilt, the top edges gilt, £4. 4s 1832 In the present highly finished copies, all the Grounds and Landscapes are likewise coloured. The publication price of copies coloured in the ordinary manner, on unglazed paper, and the grounds uncoloured, was £6. 16s 6d in boards, and of copies finished in the extra style of the present, £10. 10s. "John Abbot was a most assiduous collector, and an admirable draftsman of insects. His work is one of the most beautiful that this or any other country can boast of. The original coloured impressions are seldom met with."-Swainson. ABEILLES, Hist. 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LARGE PAPER, with the 100 plates exactly coloured by the Author, a fine copy in old French red morocco, gilt edges, £2. 12s 6d 1720 ALBIN'S Natural History of Spiders and other curious Insects, 4to. 53 coloured plates, very neat, £1. 4s 1736 the same, uncut, 10s 4to. with plates, uncoloured, hds. 1736 "American Ornithology has uniformly presented a highly interesting subject of investigation to Naturalists | BARBUT'S Genera Insectorum of Linnæus, illus and liberally educated persons of all countries, even when the means of gratifying their curiosity were few and difficult of attainment. Wilson's invaluable work removed the obstacles to this attractive study, and conferred on him an imperishable renown. His ardent and perspicacious mind enabled him to exhibit the truths he discovered, in that warm, lucid, and captivating language, which never fails to reach the heart of his reader; while the faithfulness of his delineations shew most advantageously the accuracy of his pencil.We may say, without hesitation, that such a work as he has published in a new country, is still a desideratom in any part of Europe." "The valuable Notes and interesting Life of Wilson added to this new edition are from the pen of Sir William Jardine, a Naturalist of congenial mind in feeling and talent. The plates are well executed, and the greatest possible attention has been paid to accuracy of colouring. Altogether we have rarely seen a more valuable work on Natural History, and not one more entertaining."-Lit. Gazette. "The most delightful collection of Ornithological Biographies with which we are acquainted." 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This work is to be completed in 70 parts, each containing 3 coloured plates, at 38 per part. Twenty-six are all that have yet appeared. BOISDUVAL, RAMBUR, et GRASLIN, Col lection Iconographique et Historique des Che- BOITARD, Manuel d'Entomologie, ou Hist. Nat. bds. 7s 6d 1832-4 An extremely cheap book, of which the publisher has a number of copies. BUFFON (Suites à) par Boisduval : Insectes Aptères, 3 parts-Hyménoptères, 1 partLépidoptères, 2 parts, together 6 parts, 8vo. with 68 coloured plates, sewed, 7s 6d Paris, N. D. BURMEISTER'S MANUAL OF ENTOMOLOGY, trans lated from the last German edition, by W. E. SHUCKARD, Member of the Entomological Society, &c. with considerable and important additions by the Author, (communicated expressly for this edition,) and many original Notes by the translator. ILLUSTRATED WITH THIRTYTHREE ENGRAVINGS ON STEEL, in which are represented ABOVE FIVE HUNDRED subjects, chiefly generic distinctions, anatomical sections, organs, eggs, larvæ, &c. of Insects; together with a beautifully coloured frontispiece; one thick volume 8vo. comprising above 650 closely printed pages, (pub. at £1. 1s in bds.) hf. bd. morocco, 15s 1836 "This is the best Manual of Entomology which has yet been produced. The scientific definitions are lucid, the engravings of the various parts and vessels numerous, and the general matter curious and instructive." Literary Gazette. "Burmeister's celebrated work is the standard authority on this science in Germany, and concentrates the labours and observations of English and French, but especially German Entomologists, up to the present period, including the researches of Spence and Kirby." BUTTERFLIES. Seventy-nine coloured Drawings of Exotic Butterflies, mounted in a small 4to. volume, hf. bd. 10s 6d CEDERHIELM (Jo.) 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Amst. 1799, &c. another fine original set, complete, bound in 7 vols. elegant in green morocco, richly gilt, with broad borders, £31. 10s the same, with Stoll's Supplement, and his "Cigales et Punaises," 7 vols. in 6, 4to. very neat in calf gilt, £14. 14s the same, with Stoll's Supplement, but without the Cigales, Spectres, &c. 5 vols. royal 4to. very neat in calf, £10. 10s "The most complete and the most valuable work ever published on the exotic lepidopterous insects." Swainson. CRAMER, Papillons exotiques, Supplément à cet ouvrage, par STOLL, 5 parts, royal 4to. complete, with 42 fine coloured plates, £3. 3s Amst. 1790 the same, the parts in 1 vol. 4to. co1791 loured plates, hf. bd. russia, £3. 3s This Supplement forms the fifth volume of the work, and is wanting in many sets. CURTIS'S (J.) British Entomology, being Illustrations and Descriptions of the Genera of Insects found in Great Britain and Ireland, 16 vols. in 8, roy. 8vo. complete, with 769 beautifully coloured plates of Insects, and the plants on which they feed, (pub. at £44. 10s) hf. bd. calf, £28. 1824-39 DALMAN (J. W.) Analecta Entomologiæ, 4to. with 4 plates, hf. bd. neat, 10s 6d Holmiæ, 1823 DE GEER, MÉMOIRES POUR SERVIR À L'HISTOIRE DES INSECTES, 6 vols. 4to. with 159 folding plates, remarkably fine copy in French calf, very scarce, £10. 10s Stockholm, 1752-75 the same, 7 vols. 4to. with 189 plates, calf gilt, very neat, £14. 14s ib. 1752-76 "De Geer's Entomology is one of the most valuable that ever appeared on this class of animals; it is full of original and important observations, accurate descriptions, and delineations of external structure." Swainson. DEJEAN (Le Comte), BOISDUVAL et AUBE, Iconographie et Histoire Naturelle des Coléoptères d'Europe, 56 parts, 8vo. 280 coloured plates, (pub. at £16. 16s) Vols. 1 to 4, hf. bd. calf gilt, the remainder in numbers, £6. 16s 6d Paris, 1829, &c. The above 56 parts are all yet published. The first 4 vols. contain the Carabiques complete 125 NEW AND MUCH IMPROVED EDITION, WITH THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT ADDITIONS:-the Modern Names, Generic and Specific Characters; Synonymes of later Naturalists; Accounts of the Economy, Habitations and Food of many of the Insects; and Scientific and Alphabetic Indexes; by J. O. Westwood, Esq., F.L.S., Secretary of the Entomological Society, &c. 3 vols. 4to. all the plates (engraved by Moses Harris) most correctly and beautifully coloured from the original specimens, (originally published at £15. 15s) hf. bd. morocco, uncut, £6. 16s 6d 1837 DEJEAN, Catalogue de la Collection de Coléop-, DRURY'S ILLUSTRATIONS OF FOREIGN ENTOMOLOGY, tères, 8vo. hf. bd. 4s Paris, 1821 DENNY'S (H.) Monographia Pselaphidarum et Seydmænidarum Britanniæ; or an Essay on the British Species of the Genera Pselaphus of Herbst, and Scydmænus of Latreille, in which those Genera are subdivided, and all the Species hitherto discovered in Great Britain are accurately described and arranged, with an Indication of the Situations in which they are usually found, 8vo. with 14 coloured plates, containing 40 figures of Beetles, (pub. at £1. 1s) cloth bds, Norwich, 1825 This volume has for some time been considered scarce, and sold for more than the published price. 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WESTWOOD, Esq., F.L.S. 4to. with 50 plates, containing upwards of 120 exquisitely coloured figures, (pub. at £6. 6s) extra cloth bds. elegantly gilt, £2. 5s DONOVAN'S Natural History of the Insects of India, new edition, considerably enlarged, brought down to the present state of the Science, with alphabetical and systematic Indices, etc. by J. O. WESTWOOD, Esq., F.L.S. 4to. with 58 plates, containing upwards of 120 exquisitely coloured figures, (pub. at £6. 6s) extra cloth bds. elegantly gilt, £2. 5s 1842 1842 "Donovan's works on the Insects of India and China, are splendidly illustrated, and extremely useful." Naturalist. "The entomological plates of our countryman Donovan, are highly coloured, elegant, and useful, especially those contained in his quarto volumes, (Insects of India and China), where a great number of species are delineated for the first time."-Swainson. DONOVAN'S Course of Lectures on Poisonous and French, 3 vols. royal 4to. with 150 beauti- 1770-82 the same, 3 vols. 4to. elegantly bound in green morocco, broad borders, full gilt bucks, and gilt edges, £9. 9s the same, the new Text, separately, 1 vol. 4to. £2. 2s As this splendid work has long been an established favourite, and is the only one of any extent published in this country on foreign entomology, the present improved edition, accommodated to the greatly advanced state of entomological science, and coloured in a very superior manner, cannot but be generally welcome. Those who have seen only the carelessly coloured copies which have occurred in the market of late years, can form no idea of the beauty of the present without inspection. It now challenges competition with the finest Entomological Works yet produced in this or any other country. The merits of Drury's work are well known, and attested by a host of writers. The late President of the Linnæan Society, Sir James Ed. Smith, says of it, "The exquisite work of Drury displays the complete insect in a degree of perfection that leaves nothing to be desired;" Mr. Swainson in his Zoological Illustra. tions, observes, "For the very accurate and excellent figures contained in Drury's Work, the scientific are indebted to Moses Harris, a most assiduous and observing entomologist, whose memory will be long cherished by our Aurelians;" and in the last edition of the Encyclopædia Britannica, the writer of the article on Entomology, declares that "Drury's Work has not been surpassed in beauty and accuracy of execution by any of the sumptuous efforts of the present day." "The acknowledged value of the figures contained in Drury's Illustrations, and the extreme rarity of many of the Insects figured therein, will always render this work important to the entomologist. 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