341. ˜O œfeliz independente do mundo e da fortuna ou arte de viver contente em quaesquer trabalhos da vida

342. ˜O œInfante D. Henrique e a arte de navegar dos portuguezes

343. ˜O œNovo Testamento

344. ˜O œNovo Testamento

345. ˜O œprimo Bazilio

346. ˜O œretrato de Venus

347. ˜O œretrato de Venus e estudos de historia litterária

348. ˜Theœ history of the european commerce with India

349. ˜Theœ Natural and Political History of Portugal

350. ˜Theœ victories of the British Armies; with anecdotes illustrative of modern warfare

351. ˜Os œacontecimentos de Março na capital, considerados nas suas causas, e effeitos

352. ˜An œauthentic account of an embassy from the King of Great Britain to the Emperador of China; includind cursory observations made, and information obtained, in travelling thhrough that ancient empire, and a small part of chinese tartary. Together with a relation of the voyage undertaken on the occasion by his majesty's ship the lion, and the ship Hindostan, in the east India Company's service, to the Yellow sea, and Gulf of Pekin as well as of their retur to Europe... taken chiefly from papers of his Excellency the Earl of Macartney...Sir Erasmus Gower, Commander of the Expedition

353. ˜Os œgatos

354. ˜The œhistory of the Inquisitions; including the secret transactions of those horrifie tribunals

355. ˜The œinvalid's guide to Madeira, with a description of Tenerife, Lisbon, Cintra, Mafra, etc., and a vocabulary of the portugueses and english languages

356. ˜The œlife of Ferdinand Magellan and the first circumnavigation of the globe

357. ˜As œlições do André (noções de sciências)

358. ˜Os œLvsiadas

359. ˜Os œLvsiadas

360. ˜Os œLvsiadas