Sir John Barrow."A chart of the Yellow Sea and part of the Continent of China (on Mercator's projection); in the former of which is laid down the tract of the Hindostan and Lion for every day by the chronometer; and the soundings from the streight of Formosa; to the last anchorage in the Gulph of Pe-tech-li; and in the latter are drawn those rivers or canals that open communications between the northern and southern parts of the Empire; " drawn by J. Barrow in 1794. Ms. 2 f. 4 in. x 1 f. 8 in. accompanied with a Ms. note.; 71 x 51 cm.1794.From: Sir John Barrow; A collection of eighty views; maps; portraits and drawings illustrative of the Embassy sent to China under George; Earl of Macartney; in 1793; drawn chiefly by William Alexander; some by Sir John Barrow; Bart. some by Sir Henry Woodbine Parish; and one by William Gomm. Many of them are engraved in Sir George Staunton's Narrative of the Embassy; published in 1797. Engraved in Sir George Staunton's Account of Lord Macartney's Embassy; atlas; No. 65.Maps 8 TAB. c. 8.65.London; British Library.