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may contain hints not quite unworthy of the notice 

 of future navigators. 



The charts of Cantova and Don Luis de Torres 

 which we have added, will serve to illusti-ate our 

 information. The modern discoveries which we 

 have quoted are to be referred to in the original, 

 or in the above mentioned hydrographical works, 

 and particularly on the charts of Arrowsmith and 

 Krusenstern. 



Ulea (K.), Olciy according to the pronounciation 

 of Radack, Ulee (C), Guliai (T.), and according to 

 him in 7° north latitude, and 144° east longitude. 

 The thirteen islands mentioned by Wilson, in the 

 Duff, in 1797, T 16' north latitude, and 144° 30' 

 east longitude. (?) 



A principal group of low islands. The names of 

 eleven islands are marked on Cantova*s original 

 chart; Kadu has named four-and-twenty to us, and 

 passed over the smaller uninhabited ones. Namely, 



Accordifw' to Kadu. Accord'mn: to Cantova. 



