BIBLIOGRAPHY

Cumberland Packet, April 28, 1778.

Account of the "Ranger's" descent on Whitehaven and taking of the "Drake."

Paul Jones. Gentlemen's Magazine, London, 1778.

Scots Magazine, Vol. xl, 1778; Vol. xli, November, 1779. Accounts of the "Ranger" and "Bon Homme Richard" expeditions in Scottish waters.

Memoirs of the Celebrated Paul Jones. London Chronicle, Sept. 21, 23, 1779.

John Paul Jones. Postcript to the Pennsylvania Packet, Thursday, Dec. 16. 1779. Folio. Broadside. Gives account of depredations of Jones on coast of Great Britain and the capture of the "Serapis."

Journals of Congress from Monday, February 1st, to Monday, March 1st, 1779. 12mo, 50 pp. Philadelphia: Printed by David C. Claypoole, Printer to the Honorable, the Congress of the United States of America.

This is the general title of the series running in pamphlet form as follows: March 1st to March 30; March 31st to April 10th; April 12th to April 17th; April 19th to April 24th; April 24th to May 3rd, etc.

These Journals for several years on to 1781 contain much Paul Jones matter. The later volumes were issued by John Patterson, of New York.

Missive van Z. Hoogheid omtrent de 2 Engelsche Prysscheepen, onder P. Jones, Texel binnengekomen, 22 Dec., 1779.

Folio dispatch concerning the "Serapis" and her cap

tors.

Nader aanteekening van Dordrecht, Rotterdam en Schiedam omtrent de resolutie van 17 Nov. 1779 in de saak van Paul Jones, 22 Dec. 1779. Folio, sheet.

Nieuw lied, Een, op de groote held Paul Jones: "Hier komt Paul Jones aan, het is soon aardig ventje." Folio, 4 pages. N.P. N.D. (1779).

Popular ballad composed to celebrate the arrival of Paul Jones in the Texel.

Resolutie op de Memorie van d. Groot-Britain Ambass raakende het geval van twee schepen door P. Jones genomen, leggende op de Rheede Van Texel. 1779. Folio, 10 pp.

Resolutie.

17 Nov. 1779. Folio, 4 pp.

21 Oct.

Account of the Action with Paul Jones. Gentlemen's Magazine, Vol. 49, page 494. London, 1779.

The Annual Register: A View of History, Politics and Literature. 8vo. London: 1758 and continuing to date. Paul Jones. Volumes for 1779-1780-1781 to 1792.

Captain Paul Jones's Victory. Ballad. Folio.
N.P. N.D. (1779).

Broadside.

Paul Jones's Victory: and the Wat'ry God. Folio. Broadside. N.P. N.D.

(1779.)

Het Politiek systema van de regeering van Amsterdam, in een waar daglicht voorgesteld en haar gedrag tegens de beschuldiging van den Ridder Yorke, bescheidenlyk verdeedigd in een brief aan een Heer van Regeering in Zeeland. Cassandrae si non creditur ruet. Ilium. 8vo, 50 pp. te Middelburg, by C. Bohemer. te Amsterdam, by J. Doll, en te Rotterdam, by D. Vis. N.D. (1780). Paul Jones, page 41.

Echt verslag der voornaamste levensbyzonderheden van John Paul Jones, Zee-Kapitein in dienst der Vereenigde Staaten van Noord-America, behelzende deszelfs menigvuldige Krygsbedrijven, en verbaazende Lotgevallen in Engeland, Schotland, Ierland, Frankryk, America en de Westindische Eilanden, enz. Waarby gevoegd is, Een Verhaal van het onlangs voorgevallen gevecht tusschen de Engelsche schepen "The Serapis," kapitein Pearson en "The Countes of Scarborough," kapitein Piercy, en een gedeelte van het Esquader van den commandant Jones,

gelyk hetzelve is opgegeven door den Heer Theophilus Smart, die ontkomen is van het Schip van Kapitein Jones, eenige minuuten vóór dat hetzelve zonk. Uit het Engelsch vertaald. 8vo, 51 pp. Te Amsterdam; Dirk Schuurman. Boekverkooper, op het Rokkin, het 3 de Huis van de Vispoort, 1780.

Engraved portrait of Paul Jones facing title page.

It is stated in Phibbin's Collection of material formed by him with the intention of writing a new life of Jones, which was deposited in the British Museum Library in 1848 that Theophile Smart feigned to be an Irish deserter from the "Bon Homme Richard," who swam ashore with his MS. between his teeth, and that the portrait of Jones had been originally used as a portrait of General Pascal Paoli, and was afterwards affixed to a publication for Pugawscheff, or Puogatochow, who pretended to be Peter III, and was executed at Moscow, January 10, 1775. Phibbin quotes in support of this statement Mercure Français Politique, Historique, et Litteraire, November, 1779, where Smart's book is termed a "catch penny publication."

Captain Pearson Knighted. Gentlemen's Magazine, page 502. London, 1780.

Captain Pearson Court-Martial. Official Chronicle, London, 1780.

Paul Jones: or the Fife Coast Garland. A Heroi-Comical Poem. In four parts. In which is contained The Oyster Wives of New Haven's Letter to Lord Sandwich. 0 qualis hurly burly fuit! Pol. Mid. Quarto, 37 pp. Edinburgh: Printed in the Year M,DCC,LXXX.

This is a satire in high-sounding verse making fun of the panic that prevailed at the arrival of Commodore Jones' squadron off the Scottish Coast.

De Opper-Admiraal van Holland. Waar in te vinden zyn veel fraaije Oorlogs en andere Liederen, alle op de tegenswoordige tijds omstandigheid toepasselyk. De Vyfde Druk. Met een vignet. 12m0, 92-Iv pp. t'Amsteldam. By B. Koene, Boekdrukker op de Lindegragt. N.D. (1780).

Song book, containing verses celebrating Paul Jones.

Elegaic Epistles on Love and War. Large 8vo. London, March, 1780.

"Genuine description of the tragical engagement between 'Serapis' and 'Bon Homme Richard.'"

A new song of Paul Jones, the Cumberland Militia, and Scarborough Volunteers. Newcastle upon Tyne.

(A slip folio.)

1780.

Paul Jones. A new song. London. 1780. (A slip 8vo.) "Paul Jones." Broadside, Published by J. Forth, of Pecklington. N.D. (Ca. 1780).

The Field of Mars.-Being an Alphabetical Digestion of the principal Naval and Military Engagements in Europe, Asia, Africa and America, particularly of Great Britain and her Allies from the Ninth Century to the present period. Consisting of Attacks, Battles, Decents, Expeditions, Sea Fights, Attempts, Blockades, Defeats, Invasions, Storms, Actions, Bombardments, Engagements, Reductions, Sieges, Surprises and Skirmishes. Selected from the best Historians and Journalists and adjusted from the Greatest Authority. Interspersed with concise Descriptions of the Towns and Places, the subject of each article, to which is prefixed an Essay on the Act of War and a comprehensive system of Military and Naval Discipline. Embellished with Maps, Charts, Plans and Views of Battles. 2 vols. p.n.n. London: Printed for J. Macgowan, No. 27 Paternoster Row. M,DCC,LXXXI.

On Board the "Serapis." John Benton Wright, London Magazine. 1781.

Substance of the Principal Articles in the Contra-Manifesto of the States-General of the United Provinces, done at the Hague, in answer to the British Manifesto, March, 1781. Westminster Magazine. 1781.

Paul Jones, pp. 162, 163, 164.

Politiek Vertoog over het waar sistema van de stad van Amsterdam, met relatie tot de Algemeene Belangens der Republiek, zo als Hetzelve uit 's Lands, Historien Kan Worden Opgemeekt. Benevens Consideratien Over Den