FIRST EDITION. Folio, preliminaries, dedication, subscription list, iv, 62pp. appendix, 149pp., text, explanation of plates one leaf, six hand- coloured aquatint plates, two engraved maps, one of the Island of Martinique, and a plan of Fort Bourbon, now Fort George. In the text, two uncolored aquatints signed C. Willyams del., S. Alken 'fecit' of the entrance to the Harbour of Point a Pitre, and Fleur d’Epee, on large paper, contemporary paper green morocco, gilt-ruled, elaborate corner pieces. A flat spine, elaborately gilt to a military device of armour and flags repeated in compartments, inner gilt dentelle, all edges gilt; marbled endpapers. All the plates were signed and drawn by the Rev. C. Willyams; S. Alken fecit. Abbey concludes, “The book is beautifully printed and is an excellent example of a ‘Bensley’ (publisher).” The final plate is of Guadeloupe, the others of Martinique. Copies were sold with the plates in a separate atlas folio or bound. Coloured plates in order: 1. Bay of Maran, Martinique. 2. Pigeon Island, Martinique. 3. To Major Hare, of the 12th Light Dragoons, This view of the Bay & Town of St. Pierre is inscribed by his sincere & obliged Friend, Cooper Willyams. 4. S.W. view of Forts Bourbon & Louis, on the Island of Martinique. 5. N.E. view of Fort Louis on the Island of Martinique. 6. The Bridge over the River Gallions, from the foot of Fort Matilda, Guadeloupe.