The third volume was
published under the superintendence of his son.
289. Voyage dans la Grece Asiatique. Par Sestini. Paris, 1789, 8vo. - This
work, translated from the Italian, comprises an account of the environs of
Constantinople, the peninsula of Cyzicum, formerly an island in the
Propontis, to which it was united by Alexander the Great; and the districts
of Brusa and Nice. The antiquities of the peninsula, but especially the
botany of the countries he visited, are treated of in a masterly manner.
290. Voyage de Vienne a Belgrade. Par N.E. Kleeman, 1768 - 1770.
Neufchatel, 1780. 8vo. - This work, translated from the German, comprehends
an account of the Crimea, and of the Tartar tribes who inhabit it, full,
minute, and accurate.
291. Traite sur le Commerce de la Mer Noire. Par M. de Peysonnel. Paris,
1783. 2 vols. 8vo. - Besides the commerce of the Crimea, its soil,
agriculture, and productions, and its political state before it was annexed
to Russia, are treated of in these volumes.
292. Description Physique de la Tauride. La Haye. 8vo. - This work,
translated from the Russian, is intended to complete the survey of the
Russian empire: it relates chiefly to natural history in all its three
branches.
293. Voyage en Crimea, 1803. Par J. Reuilly. Paris, 1806.
