John Partridge

Merlinus Liberatus being an Almanack for the year of our Blessed Saviour's incarnation 1804

R. Roberts for the Company of Stationers, London 1804.

La Fantasmagoria al Teatro di S. Radegonda a Milano

Il Corriere Milanese, N. 41, Milano 21 may 1804, p. 328.

The Invisible Girl; Leicester-square

John Feltham, The Picture of London for 1805, London 1805, p. 262.

William Granger

New, Original, and Complete Wonderful Museum and Magazine

Vol. 3, Alex Hogg, London 1805.

Charles Picquet

La Femme invisible de M. Bienvenu

Charles Picquet, Table alphabétique, en forme d'itinéraire, des rues, ruelles, culs-de-sac, passages, places, etc. etc. qui se trouvent dans le plan routier de la ville de Paris et de ses faubourgs, Paris 1805, p. 115.

William Frederick Pinchbeck

The expositor or many mysteries unravelled

Boston 1805.

William Frederick Pinchbeck

Witchcraft or the art of fortune-telling unveiled

Boston 1805.

Schirmer&Scholl

Origin, history, and explanation of all the late optical and acoustic discoveries called the Phantasmagoria

Schirmer&Scholl, Sketch of the performances at the Large Theatre, Lyceum, London 1805, pp. 14-23.

Schirmer&Scholl

Origin, history, and explanation of what has been called the Invisibile Girls

Schirmer&Scholl, Sketch of the performances at the Large Theatre, Lyceum, London 1805, pp. 24-31.

Henry Season

Speculum Anni. Season on the Seasons. Almanack for the year of our Lord 1805

T. Parker, for the Company of Stationers, London 1805.