Names of Places. Sea or Country. Latitude.

Longitude.

Wilna

Wanftead

Wardhus

Warfaw

Weltman Ifles

William Fort

Willis's Ifles

Wittenburg

52 14 ON

21

o 30 E

North Ocean 63 20 30 N

Whitfuntide Ifle Pacif. Ocean 15 44

20 27 45W

20 S

168 20 15 E

88 29 30 E

38 29 40W

Poland

25 27 30E

Germany

10 41 30E

Wologda
Worcester

Ruffia

59 19

ON

England

52 9 30 N

2 O 15 W

61 15 ON

TO THE

TEN VOLUMES OF VOYAGES.

A

MERICANS, aboriginal, general character and

A defcription of the, vol. i. p. 163.

Anton, Commodore, voyage of, round the world, vol. iv.
P. 147.

B

Beaulieu, Commodore, expedition of, to the Eaft Indies,
vol. ii. p. 209.

Bligh, Captain, voyage of, to the South Sea, for the
purpose of conveying the bread-fruit tree to the West
Indies, vol. ix. p. 158.

Bougainville, M. voyage of, round the globe, undertaken
by the order of the French king, vol. v. p. 123.
Briffon's, M. de, narrative of his shipwreck on the coaft
of Barbary, and captivity among the Moors, vol. x.
P. 185.

Byron's, the Honourable John, narrative of the lofs of
the Wager man of war, vol. x. p. 39.

Byron, the Honourable Commodore John, voyage of,
round the world, vol. v. p. 21.

C.

Cabots, biographical notices of the, and their discoveries,
vol. i. p. 97.

Cabral, Pedro Alvarez de, voyage of, to the East Indies,
vol. i. p. 227..

Cartaret, Captain, voyage of, in the Swallow floop,
round the world, vol. v. p. 95.

VOL. X.

Ee

Cavendish, Captain Thomas, voyage of, the fecond
English circumnavigator, vol. ii. p. 43.

Centaur man of war, narrative of the lofs of the, and of
the miraculous prefervation of the pinnace, in a tra-
verfe of near three hundred leagues, on the Atlantis,
Ocean, vol. x. p. 97.

Clipperton, Captain, voyage of, round the globe, vol. iv.
p. 61.

Columbus, firft voyage of, vol. i.

-

P. 1.
fecond voyage of, vol. i. p. 31.
third voyage of, vol. i. p. 53.

fourth and laft voyage of, vol. i. p. 65.

Cook, Captain James, firft voyage of, to the Southern
Hemifphere; undertaken chiefly with a view of ob-
ferving the tranfit of Venus over the sun's disk, vol. vi.
P. 1.

fecond voyage of, to explore the

Southern Hemisphere, vol. vi. p. 161.

third voyage of, for making
discoveries in the Northern Hemisphere, vol. vii.

Cowley, Captain, voyage and adventures of, vol. iii.
P. 157.

D.

Dampier, Captain William, voyages of, round the world,
vol. iii. p. 61.

Dixon, Captain, voyage of, to King George's Sound,
and round the world, vol. viii. p. 179.

Drake, Sir Francis, voyage of, the firft circumnavigator,
vol. ii. p. 7.

Dutch, barbarity of the, to the English at Amboyna,
vol. x. p. 217.

E.

English, general view of the early voyages of the, to the
Coast of Africa, vol. ii. p. 1.

Ellis, Captain Henry, voyage of, for the discovery of
a north-weft paffage to the South Seas, vol, i,

F.

Forreft, Captain Thomas, voyage of, from Balambangan
to New Guinea and the Moluccas, vol. viii. p. 97.

G.

Gama, Vafquez de, first voyage of, to the Eaft Indies;
with a preliminary differtation on the antecedent dif-
coveries of the Portuguese, vol. i. p. 185.

vol. i. p. 255.

fecond voyage of, to the Eaft Indies,

General view of the early voyages of the English to the
Coaft of Africa, vol. ii. p. 1.

Grofe, Mr. voyage of, to the Eaft Indies, vol. v. p. 1.
Grofvenor Indiaman, narrative of the lofs of the, which
was wrecked on the coaft of Caffraria, on the 4th of
August 1782, vol. x. p. 117.

H.

Halfewell Indiaman, narrative of the lofs of the, off
Seacombe, in the Isle of Purbeck, on the coast of
Dorsetshire, in 1786, vol. x.

J.

p. 167.

James, Captain, voyage of, for the discovery of a north-
weft paffage to India, vol. iii. p. 1.

Juan, Don George, voyage of, to South America, vol. iv.
P. 231.

K.

Keeling, Captain William, voyage of, to Bantam and
Banda, vol. ii. p. 129.

Kolben, Peter, A.M. voyage of, to the Cape of Good
Hope, vol. iv. p. 1.

L.

Lancaster, Sir James, voyage of, to the East Indies,
being the firit on account of the English East India
Company. With a brief review of the previous at-
tempts of our countrymen in the oriental regions,
vol. ii. p. 97.