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Copies of the under-menticned work may be obtained from 
the Honorary Seeretary, Singapore or Penang, price $5 to mem- 
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MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS 
“RELATING TO 
INDO-CHINA. 
Reprinted for the Straits Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, 
From DALRYMPLE’s *“ Oriental Repertory,” and the “ Asiatic Researches ” 
and ‘‘ Journal” of the Asiatic Society of Bengal. 
Two Vols,, post vo. 
The importance of placing within the reach of local 
students (often without access to libraries) a knowledge of 
5 what has been communicated to the Journals of learned 
‘ Societies in past years upon subjects having reference to the 
Malay Archipelago, has induced the Council of the Soceity 
(the literature in question being of manageable bulk) to 
reprint a series of papers, collected from various sources, 
relating to the Stratts Settlements and Eastern Archt- 
 pelago. 
CONTENTS. 
Volume I, 
I. Some Accounts of Quedah. By Michael Topping, Esq. 
Ij. Report made to the Chief and Council of Balam- 
bangan, by Lieut. James Barton, of his several 
Surveys. 
IlJ. Substance of a Letter to the Court of Directors fro1w 
Mr. John Jesse, dated July 20, 1775, at oe 
Proper. 
