INDEX. 



591 



Banyan's Apology, Ixxvi 



Burgher, at Drakeustein, killed by a 



leopard, 2S1 

 Burghers, at Mauritius, 153 ; under 



Ensign Schryver, sent against 



Hottentots, 295 

 Burgundj', Province of, 6 

 Burial-places of Chinese, 225; burials 



of Chinese, 254 et seq. 

 Burmah, 264 



Burners, lime, on Robben Island, 29 

 Burning-glass, 105 ; taken ashore by 



Testard, 187 

 Burnt country, pai/s brule, 206 

 Butchers, Chinese, bless their meat, 



261 

 Butler, Mr., Hi 

 Butors, or Bitterns, in Rodriguez, 81, 



335 ; in Mauritius, 210 

 Byron, Lord, the " Prisoner of 



Chillon", by, 170 



C. 



Cabbage of a palm tree, Q\ et seq. 



Cabbage palm, 371 



Cabbages, Chai-ibbean, in Eden, 44 



Cabbins, in Rodriguez, 52, 69 



Cables of shij^s broken, 272 



Cabo de Boa Esperanga, 30 



Cabo tormentoso, 30, 298 



Cabot, a fish, 205 



Cacao, 201 



Caccahis chulcar, the Indian partridge, 

 in St. Helena, 300 



Cachets, translated dungeons, 133 



Cadamusto (Aloi/sh) afraid of the 

 whales, 23, 25; history of his naviga- 

 tion, lb. 



Caen, General de, 147, 148 



Ctelestina, a celebi-ated tragi-comedy, 

 by Mateo Aleman, 1 78 



Cffisar's Commentaries, authors of, 

 Ixxviii, 279 



Cafres. See Hottentots, 287 et seq. 



Caille, M. de la, 195, 214 



Cake and a die, game with, 176 



Calaba, 221 



Cedappiis, easuarina, 197 



Caldwell, Mr., 357 



Calfats, 210 



Caliph Hakim II, 132 



Calm, comes after a storm, 30, 298 



Calm, profound, in midst of a hur- 

 ricane, 95 



Calms, 196 



Calophyllum, 203 



Calvados, Normandy, Bessin in, 18 



Calves, sent to Rodriguez, 151 



Calvinists, 1 



Cambridge Museum of Anatomy and 



Zoology, frontispiece, introduction, 



xii, 357, 377 

 Camelions, common at the Cape, 



280 

 Camisards, the psalms, chanted by, 



283 

 Camp, Dutch, at Noort Wester Haven, 



Mauritius, 149 

 Campbell, T., the poet, lines on 



"Napoleon and the Saikir", 163, 



164, 185 

 Campongs, occupied by Javanese, at 



Batavia, 261 

 Canaan, 134 

 Canals, at Batavia, 222, 225 ; at 



Cape Town, 276 

 Canaries, islands of that name, 8, 11 

 Canary birds, 84 

 Canary nut tree, 221 

 Cancer sangulnolentus, 213 

 Cancer, tropic of, 379 

 Canes, bamboos, as large as one's 



thigh, 225 ; other sorts, ib. 

 Canghehu, a forked mountain top in 



China, 249 

 Canopy over idol, 258 ; of cloud on 



Table Mountain, 272 

 Canticle, 191, 192, 304 

 Canticles of David, 36 ; tran.slation 



of, 284 

 Cap, Bale du, 146 

 Cape, a large, 144 

 Cape Colony, described by Valentyn, 



275 

 Cape Comorin, 310, 313 

 Cape Cory, 313 

 Cape Guardafui, 313 

 Cape Malheureux, xlvii 

 Cape of Good Hope, ix, 4, 26, 29, 30 



et seq. ; 70, 105, 182, 188, 216, 271 



et seq. ; discovered by Diaz, 30, 



298, 311 

 Cape of Torments, 30, 290 ; Needles, 



or Agulhas, 34 

 Cape Pigeons, 28 



"Cape Quai'terly Review", 275, 285 

 Cape Verde Islands, 11 

 Cape Verdrain, 256 

 Cap ilia ire, 333 

 Capitaine Anglois, 150 

 Capitaine, the fish, 322 

 Capitation impost on Chinese in 



Java, 241 

 Capitulation of Mauritius, xlvii 

 CapOC, a sort of cotton, 65, 120 

 Capricorn, tropic of, 21, 308, 384 

 Capsicum cordiforme, 65 

 Captain-General, Alfonso d'Albo- 



querque, 315 



