451

whole no. 443, Wednesday, November 5, 1800 [?]
[Vol. VIII, no, 24, whole no. 45 1, Wednesday,
December 31, 1800]
Frederick-Town: Printed by Matthias Eartgis.
1800.

Title from Brigham, p. 183: "A continuation of
Bartgis's Federal gazette, the volume numbering
being the same, but the title changing to
Bartgis's Republican gazette. The new title was
undoubtedly assumed in 1800, although the first
issue located is that of Feb. 11, 1801, vol. 8,
no. 30, whole no. 457, published by Matthias
Bartgis."
The Baltimore Telegraphe, Nov. 8. 1800. Quotes
"Prom Bartgis's Republican gazette", so the change
of title must have taken place before that date.
Listed under 1800 in G. C. Keidel's Early Mary-
land newspapers, p. 126.
No copy located.

559

Bentalou & Dorsey, auctioneers, Baltimore.
Catalogue of scarce and valuable books to
be s eld at auction, Thursday evening, May 15,
1800, at David Fulton's tavern, Congress hall.
Baltimore? 1800,

Title from advertisement in the Telegraphe and
daily advertiser of May 14, 1800. which states,
"Printed catalogues ... may be had at the place
of sale on Wednesday and Thursday."
No copy located.

560

[Berington, Simon]
The / Adventures / of / Signer Gaudentio di
Lucca. / Being / the substance of his examination
before the fathers. / of the / Inquisition, / at
Bologna, in Italy. / Giving an account of / an
unknown country / in the midst of the desarts [!]
of Africa. / Copied from tho / original manuscript
in St. Mark's library, at Venice. / With critical
notes / by the learned Signer Rhedi. / [orna-
mental rule] / Translated from the Italian. /
[double rule] /
Baltimore, / Printed and sold by Bonsai & Niles./
[rule] / 1800. //

12°. 17 1/2 cm.
Pages: [i-iii-],iv-viii, [ix], x-xxi/ [xxii