"ملخص عن التدابير البحرية في الخليج العربي، ١٨٦٢-١٩٠٥" [‎٤] (٦٤/١٢)

J .-—Statement of the survey work done hy the officers of the Bombay Marine and Indian Navy m the
Persian Gulf,
Officers employed.
Lieutenant Robimon and
Lieutenant Porter (in the
Pox),
L'eutenant
Cluer.
John Mc-
Captain Guy with Cap
tain Brucks.
Captain Brucks with
Lieutenants Haines,
Kempthorne, Cogan,
Pinching-, Ethersey,
VVhitelock and Lynch.
Captain Brucks
Lieutenant Kempthorne
Lieutenant F. Whitelock
Lieutenant J R. Wellsted
(with Lieutenant F.
W hitelock).
Captain Haines, with
Lieutenants Sanders,
Cruttendan, Grieve
Rennie and Dr. Hul;on
(in the Palinurus).
Captain Sanders with
Lieutenants Fell, Con
stable, Ward, W hish, and
Assistant Surgeon H.
J. Carter (Naturalist
and Geologist). The
work completed by
Lieutenant G ieve on
1848 assisted by Lieu
tenant Ward.
Region covered by
the survey.
Mekran and
of i ersia.
a port
The Persian coast as
far as Shat-e!-Arab
and then as far as
Basrah, also a plan
of the cove of
Maskat, drawings
of various parts of
the coast.
Arabian coist of the
Persian Gulf.
Persian Gulf
Oman, Arabia, and
Mesopotamia.
South coast of
Arabia.
S^uth coast of
Arabia.
Low's History of
the Indian Navy.
Volume I.
Pages 185 e/ seq
Pages 188 -189.
Pages 404 et seq.
Pages 405 et seq.
Volume II.
Page 85
Pages 85-86
Pages 80 et seq
Pages 214 et seq.
Reports or memoirs.
MS. of the survey in existence some 70
years ago.
A memoir of C ptain Guy's survey drawn
up by Lieutenant Ho ighton in tne India
Office.
Charts.
a sheets.
14 Charts (see pag e
406 of Volume I
Law's History of
the Indian Navy.
Memoir descriptive of the navigation of the
Persian Galf {Bombay Selections No. 24,
pages 527-634.)
Notes on identification of places touched
at bv Neirchus, on the ancient commerce
o f the Gulf and on a vhit to the ruins of
Thar e, R. G 5. Journal V, page 26; Bombay
G S. Journal I, page 194, XIII, page 125.
Descriotion of the isbnds at the entrance
of the Gulf. Narrative of a jou ncy in Oman
R, G. S J , VIII (1838), Bombay G. S. j.,
I (1836-38).
(1) Narrative of a journey into the interior
of Uman R. G. S. J., VII, 1837.
(2) Travels in Arabia, 1838.
(3) Travels to the city of the Caliphs, 1840.
Memoirs to accompany the chart of the
-outh coast of Arabia by Captain Haines.
Parts I and II, R. G. S. J., IX, page 125
and XV, page 104.
Short memoir of the proceedings of the
Ea«t Co:np my's Brig PaLinurus, R. G. S.
]., XVI, page 169.
Journal of an excursion into Dofar by Mid-
sh pman Cruttenden, B. G. S. J., I.
ruttendpn's Journal, dated / alinurus,
March 16th, 1836 {MS. in the India Office.)
Accoun 1 of the Kuria Muria Islands, R. G. S.
J., XI, page 16, Bombay G. S, J., III.
D/. Car'er's •works-.—
(1) Acrourt of the ruins of El-Belled (in
Docar )• R. G. S .J , VII, page 225
(with a plate and addition)^
(2) Notes on the Garrah tribe. Journal of
Bombay Br. R. A S., II.
(3) Notes on the Mahrah tribe with vo
cabulary of their language and further
notes on the Garrah, /did,
(4) Description of the Frankincense tree
of Arabia, /did.
(5) Geographical description of south-east
coist of Arabiri, w th an essay on the
comparative Geography of that
coast. Bombay Br. R. A. S. J,, HI.
(0 Igne us Rocks of Maskat and its
neightourhood, etc. /did.
South-Ea st Coast
ef Arabia, by
Haines, 3 sheets
(1836), North-East
Coast of Arabia, by
Saunders and Grieve
(1849), Kuria Muria
/stands^ by Haines
(1837), Gulf of
Maseera, by Grieve,
2 sheets, 1847.