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Italian language —

iv. 2

56. v. 980

Ivan Vaflilievitch the Firft, his tomb

Italian convent at Pekin —

vii.

3 88

and chara&er —

vi.

597

Italians, their ancient fpice trade

xi.

288

1 ■■ -, his grants to the

Italy , London trade with

ii.

99

Englilh merchants —

vi.

870

-, Young’s travels in

iv.

228

Ivan Vaflilievitch the Second, his

-, on leaving —

iv.-

286

tomb and charadter —

vi.

598

-, Young’s account of

iv.

549

Ivar, the ftory of —

ii.

797

-, Spallanzani ’s travels in

v.

I-272

Iverone monaftery —

X.

737

-, on the volcanoes in —

v.

2 33

Ivica, trade of —

V.

470

--, literature at the reformation

vi.

166

Ivory of the mammon’s horn

vii.

427

Itamarica ifle — xiv. 812. 825. 842

Ivory Coaft of Guinea defcribed

xvi.

537—547

Itapera Point, Madagafcar

xvi.

750.

Ivory-image, an ancient —

iii.

35 2

Itata river, Chili —

xiv.

56. 191

Ivory-trade of Guinea —

xvi.

5 l 3

ltay, King ot the Tutan —

vii.

573

- of the interior of Africa

xvi.

S89

Itcheoglans of Tophana

X.

728

-, Negroes furprifed at the Euro-

Itch-reed ot North America

xiii.

53 1

peans’ eagemefs for it —

xvi.

Si

£

00

O

Itinerary of Antonine —

ii.

263

Ivy of America —

xiii.

427

--of Pennant’s firft tour in

Ivy-bridge — —

ii.

3 °i

Scotland —

Hi.

168

Ivy cape, Algiers —

XV.

520

--of Pennant’s fecond tour

Iwami province of Japan —

vii.

665

in Scotland —

iii.

361. 568

Izdkaft town —

ix.

100

.-of Sweden , Fortia’s

vi.

561

Izoire, vineyards of —

iv.

213.454

■-, Bell’s, from Peterfburgh

- cattle —

iv.

480

to Pekin

chan

from Mofcow to Aftra-

from Peterfburgh to Con-ftantinople —

-, Browne’s, from Cobbe

43 2499

J.

Gazalle

5 H

to Sennaar — xvi. 827

-from Sennaar to Gondar xvi. 828—S30

-from Ibeit to Emdur-

man — — xvi. 831

xvi. 832

xvi. 833

8 34

xvi. ibid.

xvi. 835

xvi. 836

8 37

xvi. 838

xiii. 123

vii. 742

7 8 3

el-ada

Bornou

—_____ to Shiebonfrom Rtl to Warafrom Wara to Bahr-el-

' from Khukje to the Bahr-

from Bahr-el-Gazalle to

from Wara to Cubcabea■ from Cobbe to the copper-

mines of Fertit — xvi.

■ from Dar-Bergoo to the

fources of the Bahr-el-abiadItopatin, King —

Itznobe, the Japenefe authorIvan, Emperor of Rulfla, his depo-

--- ■ ■- - —, imprifon-

ment —

vi.

ibtd.

-, vifited by

Peter III . —

vi.

785

-■--, attempt

at refcuing —

vi.

787

-, death

vi.

788

. . - -, account

of his parents and family

vi,

792

Ivan Alexievitch, tomb and character

vi.

600

VOL. XVII.

Jaafer Khan, audience ofJaanikius, Archbifhop —

Jabbok river —

Jabbe town — —

Jabiru-Guaku, bird of BrazilJabife land, Guinea —

Jabme-Aibmo — —

Jabme-Akko, the mother of deathJaca, fruit of Mindanao —

Jaccatra empire — —

■ - river — —

■ - government —

Jachen ftone, Bernier’s defcriptionJaci, want of water at —

,-city defcribed by Marco Polo

Jack of the Feather —

Jack of Newbury —

Jack the Painter —

Jackalls, Bell’s defcription of them

- of Dar-Fur —

- of Weft Barbary —

- of Algiers and Tunis

-- of the Cape —

-of Guinea —

-, anecdotes of their boldnefs

- of Benin —

Jackey and Jerry —

Jack-fifh of Guinea —

Jackman, Charles, his difcoveriestowards the north-eaft paffageJackman’s found — xii

Jackfon cape — —

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vii.

xv.

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XV.

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ii.

xvi.

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461

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