error,if indeed error can be precluded from any confiderable work, filled with mul tifarious materials, depending entirely on human teftimony, and on probable reason. ings. It is hoped, therefore, that intelligent readers, who are always the most indulgent critics, will make a candid allowance for any mistakes which may not be noticed among the errata; efpecially as the author will thankfully receive any corrections, and will readily anfwer any queftions, relating to this publication, if addreffed to him, poft-paid, at Darton and Harvey's, No. 55, Gracechurch-ftreet.

N. B. Mr. John Clarkson, to whofe generous breaft cold referve is a ftranger, has kindly favoured the author with 6 different views of S. Leona, viz.

1. View of Free Town in the River of Serra Liôa

2. View of Granville Bay and part of the Town.

3. View of King Naimbannas Town in the Ifland of Robanna.

4. S. W. View of the Hofpital on Savoy Point.

5. View of the English Slave Factory on Benfe Island, taken from the Ifland of Taffa.

6. View of the French Slave Factory at Gambia Island.

Those views do great credit to the ingenuity of Mr. J. Becket, who drew them on the fpot. Had the author received them in time, he is not fure that the expense would have prevented him from embellishing his work with them. But, at present The can only offer them to the public, engraved by subscription, at one guinea and a half, for the fix. And, in order that the public may be able to judge whether the views are worthy of attention, they are left for infpection with Mr. Edwards, Bookfeller, in Pallmall, where fubfcriptions are received. Should the number of subfcriptions prove fufficient to defray the expenfe, the drawings will be immediately put into the hands of a very able artist.