'A second journey through Persia, Armenia, and Asia Minor, to Constantinople, between the years 1810 and 1816. With a journal of the voyage by the Brazils and Bombay to the Persian Gulf. Together with an account of the proceedings of His Majesty's embassy under Sir Gore Ouseley, Bart. K.L.S. With two maps, and engravings from the designs of the author.' [‎407] (480/516)

APPENDIX.
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State of the
Thermometer.
Sun
rise.
Two
P. M.
Seven
P. M.
52
80
62
26th.
50
85
—
27th.
52
86
—
28th.
53
87
—
29th. ,
54
88
—
30th. —
91
31st. —
55
65
56
54
54
54
52
57
90
91
92
94
92
91
87
84
85
85
85
85
88
> People continually falling sick ; 32 in our own camp.
70
67
68
67
67
74
September.
t IL . , -v >, ,
1st. — Much sickness.
2d and 3d. — Clear weather.
4th. — The weather much hotter ; fine clear morning and
evening; a very strong gust from the southward and east
ward at 2 o'clock.
6th and 7th. — A violent blast of not more than a minute's
duration blew from the S. E.
8th.
9th, 10th, 11th and 12th.
13th. — Change of weather; heavy fog in the morning j wind
from N. and S.; strong gusts an hour before sun-set.
15th, — Much colder, but very pleasant.
15th. Fresh wind in the morning from the east j in the
evening, clouded in the south.
lyth. —Clouded evening. Wind from S. and W.
18th. Wind from S. and E.; fine clear weather. Comet
seen bearing N. W.
i
igth. Wind from the southward. Cold morning.
20th Morning delightfully clear; a light breeze from the
S.'W. mountains, at about 2 P. M. Strong wind from the
W. in gusts. W T hen the moon rose, the wind stiengthened
from her quarter.