*HARDWICKE COLLECTION QUEENS MARY AND ELIZABETH Vols. 1 - 9 Transcripts of papers and letters from 1553-1602. 9 vols. JAMES I Vols. 10 - 18 Depeches de M. Christophle de Harlay, Comte de Beaumont, pendant son Ambassade d' Angleterre, au Roy et à M. Villeroy, avec leurs Réponses 1601-1605, transcripts, 9 vols. Vols. 19 - 20 Letters and Despatches to and from Sir Thomas Edmondes during his Embassy at Brussels, 1605-1609, transcripts 2 vols. Vol. 21 Sir, R. Winwood's Letters to the Earl of Salisbury and others, 1604-1612, transcripts, 1 vol. Vol. 22 Contemporary copies of Nine Papers and Letters of the Earl of Saisbury, 1609-1610, 1 vol. Vols. 23 - 25 Sir Dudley Carlton's Despatches, January 1620-24, transcripts, 3 vols. CHARLES I Vol. 26 Negotiations at the French Court in 1625, 1 vol. Vol. 27 Letters of M. Beaulieu to Sir Thos. Puckering, 1626-1633, transcripts, 1 vol. Vols. 28 - 29 Negotiations de Monsieur de Sabran, envoye en Angleterre du Roi très Chrétien, 1644, 1645, transcripts, 2 vols. Vol. 30 Letters during the administration of the Duke of Buckingham, and other papers, 1616-1642, transcripts, 1 vol. Vol. 31 Copies of miscellaneous letters, speeches, etc. from 1501-1775, 1 vol. WILLIAM III Vol. 32 Original log book of the "Royal Sovereign," commanded by Vice- Admiral Ralph Delaval, from June 1691 to Sept. 1693 (Admiral Russell commanding the Brittania). Vol. 33 Somers, (Lord) Papers: a transcript of the only volume saved from the fire at his nephew Charles Yorke's chambers in Lincoln's In*****, 1751 (Charles Yorke was second son to first Earl Hardwicke); also copies of several loose letters from Charles Yorke relating to the Somers Papers in 1742, and to his appointment as Attorney-General in 1765, 1 vol. GEORGE I Vol. 34 Letters and papers relating to the Triple Alliance, 1715, transcripts; also drafts of articles and several original letters from Stanislaus King of Poland, Sept. 10, 1719 (autograph signature and seal), Count Königsegg, Mr. Walpole, K. Haldane, Count Saphorin, T. Robson and others, 1 vol. Vols. 35 - 36 Letters, plans and papers concerning the Quadruple Alliance, 1715-1718, with numerous originals from Lords Stair, Townshend and others, 2 vols. Vols. 37 - 42 Letters on the Court of Vienna and the affairs of Europe to and from Mons. de St. Saphorin and Sir Luke Schaub, 1717-1731, chiefly original, 6 vols. Vols, 43 - 45 Letters and Papers of Count Hoym, and concerning Poland, 1719- 20, 3 vols. Vol. 46 Letters of Mr. Whitworth from Berlin, 1719-20, 1 vol. Vol. 47 Letters and Papers of Lord Whitworth and Lord Polwarth (Ambassador to the Congress at Cambray), 1722-23, 1 vol. Vols. 48 - 49 Miscellaneous Letters between 1714 and 1716, together with portions of a Diary (?) kept by the Earl of Stair, Ambassador to the Court of France. 2 vols. Vols. 50 - 51 Letters between Earl of Stair and Mr. Craggs (Secretary of War after 1717), 1716-1720, 2 vols. A large portion of the above are original. Vols. 52 - 69 Correspondence of Sir Luke Schaub, Secretary of the King of England at Vienna, and afterwards resident at Paris, from 1715 to 1732, 18 vols, comprising many original letters, ciphers and drafts as follows: Letters & c. from Vienna, 1715, 1716; Letters of Whitworth, Horace Walpole, Lord Stair and others, 1715, 1716; corres. with Mr. Bubb, Lord Standhope, Lord Stair, Mr. Cragg, 1717-1720; Correspondence with Abbé Dubois, 1718-1721, -Relating to Spain, 1718-1721-Relating to the North, 1718; Papers during Schaub's residence at Paris, 1720-21; corres. with Mr. Stanhope, 1720- 23; corres. with Lord Carteret, English Ambassador to Sweden, 1719-24; corres. with Col. Stanhope, Sir, R. Walpole, Tilson and others, 1721-24; corres. with Lord Harrington, 1730-31; miscellaneous corres. 1731-32.-In the vol. (marked 38) 1718-21, are included two letters from Philippe d'Orleans, "au Roy de la Grande Bretagne monseigneur mon Oncle," dated Paris, 17 Avril, 1719 and 2 Juin, 1719, with seals and autograph signatures. In the volume marked 40 are included Printed copies of the Treaty of Alliance signed at London, Aug. 2, 1718; and of the French Decree, "Portant reglement sur l'entrée des marchandises du cru et fabrique d'Angleterre, Ecosse, Irlande," & c. of 6 Sept. 1701, Paris, 1722. GEORGE II Vols. 70 - 71 Corres. and Papers of State from Vienna, Dresden and Warsaw, 1729-1731, between Count Hoym, Mons. de Brühl and others, some original, many transcripts, 2 vols. The following printed documents are among them: Libellus Supplex Augusto II, Regi Poloniae, etc. etc. ut*****et congregatis in Comitiis Regni anno 1718 Reipublicae. Ordinibus, exhibitus a dissidentibusix in Religione Christiana in regno Poloniae et Magno Ducatu Lithuaniae; Prawa y Wclnosci dissyydentom w Nabozenstwie chrzescianskim w Koronie Polskiey, y ***** w x l sluzace z Przywileiow, Konstitiucyi Semowych y Statutow W X L, yroznych inszych, zadney wat. pliwosci nie podlegajacych Autentykow, zebrane ydla wiadomosci wszystkich do Druku podane, 1720; - Jura et Libertates Dissidentium in Religione Christiana in regno Poloniae et M. D. Lithuaniae, ex legibus regni et aliis monumantis authenticis excerpta, 1708. Vol. 72 Lettres des Ministres des Etats généraux, 1743-48, transcripts, 1 vol. Vol. 73 Lettres, Memorials, etc. des Ministres Hanoveriens, 1731, 1732, many originals, 1 vol. Vol. 74 Transcripts of Papers on Swedish Affairs, 1756-59, 1 vol. Vol. 75 Miscellaneous letters and papers on foreign and home affairs, 1744-56 1 vol., including also the printed tract "Idée de la manière de vivre et de la veour du Roi de Prusse," Juin, 1752, with a Declaration and letter by Voltaire, dated 9 July, 1753. The "Idée" was said by the K. Of prussia to have been written by Voltaire. Vol. 76 Copies of Papers on East India, C1750-67, 1 vol. Vols. 77 - 79 Miscellaneous Papers containing copies of many interesting documents in Home and Foreign Affairs, ranging from 1559-1748, 3 vols. Vol. 80 Copies of Miscellaneous Documents, chiefly on English forces and Colonial Affairs, 1725-58, 1 vol. Vols. 81 - 85 FRANCE- Embassy, Negociations and Despatches of Monsieur de Castelnau, Governor of St. Dizier, Franch ambassador to Russia, afterwards to England, 1568-84, transcripts, 5 vols. Vols. 86 - 89 FRANCE- Letters and Papers relating to French affairs in connection with England, 1558-97, transcripts, 4 vols. SCOTLAND Vols. 90 - 95 Letters and Papers relating to Scotch affairs, 1558-91, transcripts, 6 vols. Vol. 96 Letters from John and Robert Bowes to Sir. F. Walsingham, 1582- 90, contemporary copy, 1 vol. Vols. 97 - 99 Mr. Robert Bowes' Letters to Walsingham, Burleigh, Cecil, *****. Elizabeth etc., 1563-97, transcripts, 3 vols. Vol. 101 Memoirs touching the Scots war carried on by Major-Gen. Mackay against Viscount Dundee, 1689, 1 vol. Vol. 100 Letters from Mr. Nicholson to Sir. Robert Cecil, 1600-1603. MISCELLANEOUS Vols. 102 - 111 Miscellaneous Historical Letters of the 16th and 17th Centuries, copied from the State Paper Office, Cottonian, Bodleian and other Collections, 10 vols. containing a list of contents. The volume marked "148" Index," contains Lists of Documents at the State Paper Office. Vols. 112 - 121 Miscellaneous letters of State of the 16th and 17th centuries copied from various Collections, 10 vols. each vol. containing a List of Contents. The volume marked 109 contains a few pieces of the 14th century (copies). Vols. 122 - 129 Miscellaneous State Papers ranging from 1549-1772, copied from various Collections, 8 vols. each vol. containing a list of contents. Vols. 130 - 132 Historical Collections from 1521 to 1669 and 1728-36, copied from various sources, 3 vols. each containing a list of contents. Vols. 133 - 134 Miscellaneous Letters and Papers, 1733-80, many of them relating to North America, transcripts with some originals, 2 vols. Vols. 135 Miscellaneous Papers and Memoirs, chiefly transcripts from 1660-1771, 1 vol. -some materials in Oversize Case 20 (H) Vol. 136 Volume of Papers on Foreign Affairs, chiefly North America and Holland, 1754-57, many originals, some copies, 1 vol. Vols. 137-139 Miscellaneous Papers and Letters of the 16th and 17th centuries, transcripts, 3 vols. Vol. 140 Memoirs of Prince Cellamare, translated from the Italian in the Paper Office, 1 vol.