Plan Of The Island Chaos, Called By The People Saved From The Doddington's Wreck, Bird Island. [Scale of ] Nautic Miles [approximately 1:23,000]. A. Dalrymple, 1 February 1781.
Chart Of The East Coast Of Madagascar From Mananzari To Fort Dauphin Bay. Laid down from Observations made in 1775 & 1776 by Monsr. Mengaud de la Hage. Published by M. D'Après de Mannevillette. [Scale of latitude approximately 1:730,000.] A. Dalrymple, 1 September 1782.
Chart Of Part Of The East Coast Of Madagascar From The River Yvondrou To Mananzari. Laid down on 1768, by M. Le Chevalier Grenier. From M. D'Après. [Scale of latitude approximately 1:730,000.] A. Dalrymple, 1 September 1782.
Chart Of The East Coast Of Madagascar From Manivoul To Cape East. From M. D'Après. [Scale of latitude approximately 1:730,000.] A. Dalrymple, 14 April 1784.
Chart Of The East Coast Of Madagascar From Vohemare Bay To Cape Ambre. Laid down from Observations in the French King's Packets Le Necessaire & Le Lezard 1773. From M. D'Après. [Scale of latitude approximately 1:730,000.] A. Dalrymple, 14 April 1784.
Chart Of The North West Coast Of Madagascar. From a MS at the British Museum by Charles Wilde, Purser of the Bonita, Capt. Yate 1650. [Scale of latitude approximately 1:1,500,000.] A. Dalrymple, 11 April 1784.
Chart Of The N W. Part Of Madagascar From Cape St. Andrew To The [Anchoring] Place Of Anpondro In The River Of Manigar. From a MS by Mr. White, received from the late Capt. Peter Fea in 1765. [Scale of latitude approximately 1:730,000.] Inset: Chart Of Part Of The N W. Coast Of Madagascar. Capt. Jacob Holst, Commander of the Danish Ship the Grewinde Countess of Lanerwigen who slaved there in 1738. With Track of Soundings by the Ship, from Bally Head to [anchorage] in Harbour of Maningara...
Chart Of Part Of The West Coast Of Madagascar. From a MS by Mr. White with some addition by Capt: Peter Fea. [Scale of latitude approximately 1:730,000.] A. Dalrymple, 1 April 1784.
Plan Of The Bay Of Fort Dauphin On Madagascar 1660. From a French MS received from Mr. Secry. Stephens. 'The MS is marked "Adam De Villiers delin 1733".' Plan numbered 'No.4'. Plan Of Port Dauphin. From am English MS received from Admiral Kempenfelt. Chatham Man of War 1761. Plan numbered 'No.5'. [Scale of] Nautic Miles to both Plans [approximately 1:180,000]. A. Dalrymple, 30 May 1784.