ACCOUNT OF SULL r . 
5S9 
Birds-nest 
Saangan- Bu - ong 
Talu 
in great plenty. 
Wax 
. 
Plantain-cloth 
Tinduk 
Marquisate 
Massurung 
Lack 
Ambalao 1 
little only. 
Ambergris 
little. 
Civet 
little. 
SECOND CLASS. 
Staples. 
Mother of Pearl 
Tipye 
Sago 
Landang 
Rattans 
XJwy 
Canes 
Malao 
Cowries 
Busky 
Ebony 
Atta-atta 
(called also bccha de mer; 
by Malays Tripang, in the 
Philipinas Balata.) 
Seaslug 
Baat 
Cockles (called also 
Kima 
manangky, and 
humba by Chinese.) 
Sharks-fins 
Siketan 
Sea-weed called hysy 
Agal-agal 
by Chinese) 
Betel-nut 
Pulla 
Lakka-wood 
Kaio-lakka 
qu, logwood. 
Dammer, or country 
Bulitick 
rosin 
» 
THIRD CLASS. 
Of which large quantities may be had in some time. 
Cinnamon 
Manna grows spontaneous. 
Pepper 
Mysa 
Salt-petre 
Clove-bark 
Cnlit-lawang 
Ginger 
Loya 
Sapan-wood 
Sibucow / 
Cacao 
Cacao 
Dying-woods 
Cudarang, Bankal, Nanka, &c. 
Sugar 
Suckar 
Soft-dammer 
Wheat 
Pute 
Rice 
Bugass 
Cotton 
Kapass or Gapass 
Sandal-wood 
Kayu-chindana 
Red-wood 
Indigo 
Coffee 
Ty-yung 
FOURTH CLASS. « 
Timber of various 
kinds, fit for ship-building, and all other uses in 
A 1 
