The universal traveller or, a complete account of the most remarkable voyages and travels of eminent men of our own, and other Nations, to the present Time. Containing a Relation of the Successes or Misfortunes that attended them in their various Attempts; Intermixed with Many entertaining Descriptions of the Curiosities in Art and Nature; Together with the Manners, Cutoms, &c. observable in the Countries they visited. Collected from the best authorities, printed or manuscript. By Patrick Barclay, D.D - Barclay, Patrick (printed for J. Purser, and T. Read, in White-Fryars; and S. Hester, in Fleet-Street, 1735)
2 sheets have been numbered 305-308
A second vol., which was to contain Africa and Europe, was apparently never published
Concludes: "The end of the first volume
English Short Title Catalog, T87912
First published as 'The universal traveller: or a complete account of the most remarkable voyages and travels of the eminent men'