|kto=<25nglantij3 iLiartttrs. 
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Sea BiJ7wp, proper to the Norway Seas. 
[24] River Bleak or Bley, a River Swallow. 
Sea Bleak or Bley, or .5V# Camelion. 
Blew FiJJi or Hound Fi/Ii, two kinds, fpeckled Hound Fi/Ii, 
and Ho7ind FiJJi called Horfe FiJJi} 
Bonito or Dozado, or Spanifli Dolphin? 
River Bream. 
Sea Bream? 
Cud Bream. 
Btillhead or Indian Mufcle. 
River Bulls. 
Burfi/li. 
Burret. 
, Cackarel or Laxe. 
Calemarie or Sea Clerk. 
Catfijli? 
Carp. 
Chare, a FiJJi proper to the River Wimandcr in LancaJJiire. 
Sea Chough. 
Chub or Chevin. 
Cony FiJJi. 
iii. p. 224). The fish is our striped bass {Labrax lt'nea/us,Cviv. ; Storer's Report 
on Fishes of Mass., p. 7). Our author, at p. 37, again mentions it as one of the 
eight fishes which " the Indians have in greatest request." 
1 See p. 96 as to the blue-fish, or horse-mackerel ; and Storer, I. c, p. 57. 
2 The bonito of our fishermen is the skipjack. — Storer, I. c, p. 49. 
3 See p. 95. 
4 See p. 96. Josseljn's character of the fish as food is confirmed b_v Dr. Storer, 
/. c, p. 69. 
