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Mineralogical Collection of the Natural Cabinet of Princess Anna Jabłonowska (1728—1800) in the Reflection of Two Catalogues of 1801 and 1802 and Notes of Academician V. M. Severgin

The article presents one of the sections of the once famous, Natural Cabinet, which Princess Anna Jabłonowska (1728—1800) organized in Siemiatycze in the estate of her husband Jan Kajetan Jabłonowski, which she inherited. In 1802, the collection was bought from the heirs by the Russian treasury and transported to Moscow University. At that time two catalogues were written: one (1801) — in French to represent the collection, which was just offered for sale, the second (1802) — in Russian, which was compiled by academician V. M. Severgin when packing the collection for transportation to Moscow. The collection of A. Jabłonowska perished in a fire in 1812, however, thanks to these two catalogs preserved in the St. Petersburg Branch of the Archive of the Russian Academy of Sciences, its composition is quite well known. The mineralogical section is described in sufficient detail, presented in accordance with the classifications common at that time, which allows us to draw conclusions about the scientific nature of the collection of A. Jabłonowska. The publication of mineralogical sections of both catalogues is proposed (French is presented in the original language and in the Russian translation made by the authors of the article). Correspondences are easily found between the two catalogues, these two documents complement each other and allow you to get an idea of the volume and composition of the collection. The attribution of minerals and paleontological objects mentioned in the documents was carried out.