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Exterior States. 



Quedah-'-' 



Perak 



Salangore 

 Johore •••• 



Johore 



Pah an g 



Kemamang •• 



Tringanu 



KaJaiitan ^ S§ 



Pataui ^ 



Interior States. 



Sungie-ujong Calang 



Rutnbowe JellaWu • 



Johole Ula Fahang 



Jorapoie .lellj-e 



Srimenanti Segamet or Muar. 



The Appendix will contain Copies of the Treaties with Holland and Siam, and of those 

 concluded with the Native Powers on the Malayan Peninsula. 



Captain Harris on the Animals of S. Africa. 



It will be observed by an advertisement on the cover, that Captain 

 Harris of the Bombay Engineefs, intends to publish a v^ork on ihe 

 Animals of S. Africa. At Bombay, where the specimens and drawings 

 have been exhibited, the following favourable notice has appeared in 

 the newspapers. 



" Captain Harris, appears to have established a high reputation 

 among sportsmen by his indefatigable zeal and the unerring correctness 

 of his workmanship, but we do not consider that these qualities, how- 

 ever alluring they may prove to a particular class, are by any means 

 the sole attractions to his museum, now exhibiting in Bombay, or to the 

 works which be proposes to publish. To natural historians his re- 

 searches will prove most valuable, and he may pride himself on being 

 enrolled in the number of those who hHve added to the scientific know- 

 ledge of his fellow countrymen, by having discovered, in the country 

 which he has traversed, and delineated a species of antelope, hitherto 

 unknown and undescribed." 



Mr. Hodgson's Zoology of Nipal. 



The subscribers to Illustrations of the Zoology of Nipal, by B. H, 

 Hodgson, Esq. British Resident in that kingdom, will be glad to learn 

 the following particulars, extracted from the proceedings of the Asia- 

 tic Society of Bengal. 



" Mr. B. H. Hodgson communicated to the Society copies of corres- 

 pondence regarding the publication of his work on the Zoology of 

 Nipal, and of the arrangements he had effected, requesting that the 

 Society would add such suggestions as to them might appear desirable. 



