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Alexander Dalrymple

Active Years

Min year: 1768, Max year: 1807, Max count: 13

As Author

1768: An account of what has passed between the India directors and Alexander Dalrymple
1768: To the proprietors of India stock
1769: An historical collection of the several voyages and discoveries in the South Pacific Ocean
1769: Vox populi vox Dei. Lord Weymouth's appeal to a general court of India proprietors considered
1769: An account of the discoveries made in the South Pacifick Ocean, previous to 1764. Part I. Containing, I. A Geographical Description of Places. II. An Examination of the Conduct of the Discoverers in the Tracks they pursued. III. Investigations of what may be further expected
1769: A letter to the court of directors for affairs of the United company of merchants of England trading to the East Indies. Concerning the proposed supervisorship
1769: An account of what has passed between the India directors and Alexander Dalrymple
1769: A plan for extending the commerce of this kingdom
1769: Memoir of a chart of the Southern Ocean
1769: A second letter concerning the proposed supervisorship
1770: An historical collection of the several voyages and discoveries in the South Pacific Ocean
1771: An historical collection of the several voyages and discoveries in the South Pacific Ocean
1771: Essay on the most commodious methods of marine surveying
1771: A plan for extending the commerce of this kingdom
1772: Considerations on a pamphlet, entitled "Thoughts on our acquistions in the East-Indies, particularly respecting Bengal."
1772: A general view of the East-India Company
1772: I am always inclined to respect the institutions of every community which has risen under many difficulties, from low beginnings to superior preeminence.
1772: A collection of charts and memoirs
1772: Memoir of a chart of the Bay of Bengal
1773: The rights of the East-India Company
1773: Mr. Dalrymple's observations on Dr. Hawkesworth's preface to the second edition
1773: Mr. Dalrymple's observations on Dr. Hawkesworth's preface to the second edition
1773: A letter from Mr. Dalrymple to Dr. Hawkesworth
1774: A collection of plans of ports, &c
1774: To the proprietors of East-India stock. I persuade myself the candid public will not, from the past or future ill-success of Balambargan,
1774: A full and clear proof
1775: To the proprietors of East-India stock. I am obliged to request the favour of your attendance
1775: A collection of plans of ports in the East Indies
1776: A reply to a "letter from Andrew Stuart
1777: The very extraordinary revolution which happened in the government of Fort. St. George in August last, by seizing the person of the governor
1777: *Letter from Alexander Dalrymple, Esquire, to the Court of Directors, dated, Alexandria, 19th January 1777, and received over-land 17th March 1777
1777: Letter to the Court of Directors of the East India Company
1777: To the proprietors of East-India stock
1777: The critical and dangerous situation in which your Governor of Madrass, (Lord Pigot) stands at present, cannot be better explained to you than by a few extracts from Mr. Dalrymple's letter to the Court of Directors upon the subject of His Lordship's imprisonment, which letter, has lately been confirmed by one sent to the Court of Directors, from Mr. Smith, the Mayor of Madrass.
1777: To the proprietors of East India stock. A printed paper is handed about town, directed to the Honourable the court of directors, &c. signed J. Capper, saying, that my "Letter from Alexandria, was calculated not to inform but to mislead who may give too much credit to it."
1778: Explanation of the map of the East-India Company's lands on the coast of Choromandel
1778: XIX. Journal of a voyage to the East Indies
1778: Journal of a voyage to the East Indies, in the ship Grenville, Captain Burnet Abercrombie, in the year 1775
1778: Considerations on the present state of affairs between England and America
1778: Considerations on the present state of affairs between England and America
1779: Considerations on the East-India bill now depending in Parliament
1779: Notwithstanding the many years that the Europeans have navigated to India, there is not, in any language, what may be termed a tolerable set of charts for all parts of this very important navigation: M. d'Apres has done much, but much still remains to be done.
1780: State of the East India Company
1781: Collection of views of land and of plans of ports in the East-Indies
1781: Journal of ship London, captain Walter Alves, along the north coast of Magindanao, October, 1764; by Alexander Dalyrymple
1782: Memoir concerning the passages to and from China, by Alexander Dalrymple. June 1782
1782: A collection of plans of ports in the East Indies
1783: General introduction to a collection of plans of ports, &c. in the Indian navigation. Published by A Dalrymple
1783: List of plans of ports, &c
1783: An account of the loss of the Grosvenor Indiaman
1783: General collection of nautical publications by A. Dalrymple. 1783
1783: General collection of nautical publications by A. Dalrymple. 1783
1783: A short account of the Gentoo mode of collecting the revenues, on the coast of Choromandel
1783: A collection of views of land in the Indian navigation, published by Dalrymple, 1783
1783: An account of the loss of the Grosvenor Indiaman
1783: Reflections on the present state of the East-India Company
1784: Memoir of a chart from St. John's on the Coast of India to Cape Arubah on the coast of Persia
1784: Explanations to plans of ports, &c. published, at the charge of the East India Company, 1781 and 1782, by A Dalrymple
1784: Proposition for a survey of the coast of Choromandel, by Dalrymple
1784: Case of Alexander Dalrymple, Esq
1784: A retrospective view of the antient system of the East-India-Company, with a plan of regulation
1785: An account of the loss of the Grosvenor Indiaman
1785: Memoir of a chart from Cape Mons to Acheen. Scale 8/10 of inch = 1?. By A Dalrymple
1786: Memoir of the chart of part of the coast of China, and the adjacent islands near the entrance of Canton River
1786: Memoir concerning the Chagos and adjacent islands, by A Dalrymple
1786: General introduction, to the charts and memoirs. published by A Dalrymple. Originally printed in 1772
1786: Essay on nautical surveying
1786: A serious admonition to the publick
1786: Memoir of the chart of the Natunas, Anambas and adjacent islands. by A Dalrymple. 1786
1786: A fair state of the case between the East India company, and the owners of ships now in their service
1786: List of classes into which are distributed the plans of ports, &c. published on or before April, 1786, by A. Dalrymple
1786: Memoir of a chart of the China Sea
1786: Memoir of the chart of the straits of Sunda and Banka
1786: Memoir of the chart of the west coast of Palawan or Paragua
1786: Journal of the schooner Cuddalore on the coast of Hainan 1760. By A Dalrymple
1786: Journal of the schooner Cuddalore, Oct. 1759. on the coast of China. By A Dalrymple
1787: Memoir of a chart of the Indian ocean exhibiting the coasts, islands, rocks and shoals from Madagascar, to India, Sumatra and Java, Composed from various Materials, and published at the charge of the East India Company, by A Dalrymple. 1787
1787: Memoir of a chart from St. John's on the coast of India to Cape Arubah on the coast of Persia, containing the gulphs of Cambay and Cutch, with the coasts of Guzarat and Scindy
1787: A collection of plans of ports in the East Indies
1787: Explanations to plans of ports, &c. published at the charge of the East India Company, 1781 and 1782, by A Dalrymple
1787: Memoir of the chart of the straits of Sunda and Banka. Scale 3 inches = 1?. By Dalrymple. 1786
1787: Memoir concerning the passages to and from China, by Dalrymple. June 1782
1787: Memoir of a chart of the Bay of Bengal
1787: Explanation of the plans
1787: Collection of plans of ports in the East-Indies
1788: Strait of Sinkapore [sic]. 8th February, 1788.
1788: Review of the contest, concerning four new regiments graciously offered by His Majesty to be sent to India on the late apprehension of war, and then, gratefully accepted, by the court of directors of the East-India Company, Who, On the Change of Circumstances, by the re-establishment of Peace, Have Rescinded their Resolution of Acceptance: It appearing the Expence, to the East-India Company, would be above £50,000 annum More, than a like number of Recruits sent to India in The Company's Service
1788: Memoir concerning the passages, at a late season; from India to China, by Dalrymple, 1788. Published at the charge of the East India Company
1789: Plan for promoting the fur-trade, and securing it to this country, by uniting the operations of the East-India and Hudson's-Bay Companys. By Dalrymple
1789: List of charts, plans of ports, &c
1789: Memoir of a map of the lands around the North-Pole
1789: Nautical memoirs and journals, published by Adalrymple, before 1st June, 1789. 4?
1790: A letter to a friend, on the Test Act, by a Christian-believer, philanthropist, and North-Briton
1790: The spanish memorial of 4th June considered, by A Dalrymple
1790: A plan for the publication of a repertory of oriental information, by Dalrymple
1790: The spanish pretensions fairly discussed, by A Dalrymple
1790: Considerations on M. Buache's memoir concerning New-Britain and the North Coast of New-Guinea, by Dalrymple
1791: Memoir of a chart of the south-coast of Pegu
1791: Memorial of Alexander Dalrymple
1792: Parliamentary reform, as it is called, improper in the present state of this country
1792: Parliamentary reform
1792: Charts, views, and plans, &c. published by A. Dalrymple, from 1st June, 1791, to 1st June, 1792
1793: Sir David Dalrymple, baronet, (Lord Hailes) one of the Lords of Session in Scotland
1793: Mr. Fox's letter to his worthy and independent electors of Westminster, fully considered, in a letter to a friend
1793: Charts, and plans, &c. published by A. Dalrymple, from 1st June, 1792, to 1st June, 1793
1793: The poor man's friend: an address to the industrious and manufacturing part of Great Britain
1793: Journal of the schooner Cuddalore through the Strait of Sapy
1794: Observations on the copper coinage wanted for the Circars, by Dalrymple. 1794
1794: Plans, &c. published by A. Dalrymple, from 1st June, 1793, to 1st June, 1794
1794: Collection of papers concerning the navigation, winds, and weather, at the French islands Mauritius and Bourbon. Published at the charge of the East India Company, by A Dalrymple, 1794
1795: The poor man's friend
1797: A fragment on the India trade
1797: Tracts by Alexr. Dalrymple, Esq
1800: Thoughts of an old man, of independent mind, though dependent fortune, on the present high price of corn
1807: Tracts by Alexr. Dalrymple, Esq

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