'Collections of travels through Turky into Persia, and the East Indies. Giving an account of the present state of those countries, as also a full relation of the five years wars, between Aureng-Zebe and his brothers in their father's life time, about the succession. And a voyage made by the Great Mogul (Aureng-Zebe) with his Army from Dehli to Lahor, from Lahor to Bember, and from thence to the Kingdom of Kachemire, by the Mogols, call'd, the Paradise of the Indies. Together with a relation of the Kingdom of Japan and Tunkin, and of their particular manners and trade. To which is added a new description of the Grand Seignior's Seraglio, and also of all the Kingdoms that encompass the Euxine and Caspian Seas, being the travels of Monsieur TavernierBernier, and other great men.' [‎115] (154/1024)

Chap. VH. of Motifieur Tavernier
From Dawson toAchikent, leagues
From Acbikent to Ditlott, leagues
From DiUott to Tjzpgi, leagues
From Yazegi to Bicheni^ leagues
From Bichenito Erivan^ leagues
From Erivan you keep the ordinary Road to Taztm
CHAP. VII.
The Road from Warfow to Hpahan, over the BlackSea, and from
Ilpahan to Mofco; with the Names of the principal Cities and
Iflands of Turky according to the vulgar pronunciation and as
they are call'd in the Language oj the Turks.
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Rom JFarforv upon the left hand of the Viftula, the ordinary refidence of
the Kings of Poland, to Lublin, days $
From Lublin to Iluove, days . / . .
There all the Bales are open’d, and the Cuftomers take Five in the Hun-
dred for their Merchandize.
Fromlluoveto JaJlovker, days ; : ' ii
This is the laft City of Poland toward Moldavia, where if you fell any quantity
of Goods you muft pay Five per Cent,
From JaJlovieer to Tajhe, days S
This is the Capital Cit) of Moldavia, and is the Refidence of the Vaymod which
the Grand Signor fends to govern in the Country. There they open all the Bales,
and there is a Roll of what every Merchant ought to pay, which may amount to
Five per Cent,
From Yafhc to Ourfhaye, days ^
This is thelaft City of Moldavia, where there is no Cuftom to be paid.
From Ourfloaye to Alderman, days / ^
Here they never open the Bales, but they take Four in the Hundred.
From Akgrman to Ozou, days . ^
Here^they never open the Bales, but the Cuftom amounts to two per Cent.
From Ozou to Precop, days 5
Neither do they here open the Bales, but truft to the Merchant’s word, and
the Cuftoms amount to Two and a half^er Cent.
From Precop to Kaffa, days 5
Nor are the Bales open’d here, but the Cuftom comes to Three per Cent.
Thus from Warfow to Kaffa the Journey takes up one and fifty days, in the Wagon,
which is the manner of Carriage in thofe Countries. All the Cuftoms amount to
Eighteen and a half per Cent, to which you muft add the Carriage, and Paflage by
Sea to Jrebizond: where you pay three Piafters for every Mules-load, and four for
every Camels* load.
Obferve by the way, that the Armenians do not ufually take dripping at IrebizonJL
but go to another Port more to the Weft, upon the fame Coaft, where they never,’
pay above a Piafter and a half for a Camels load. This Port, call’d Onme, is a very
good Haven, and there is another a little farther off, call’d Samfon, which is riobad
pne, but the Air is unwholfom and dang’rous.
There is alfo another Road from Warfow to Trebizond, fhorter by three days
journey.
From Warfow to Yajhe, according to the Road already fetdown, days 31
From Yafhe to Galas, days - 8
All Merchandize is Tax’d at this place, and^the Duties are tak’n at Galas, ac
cording to the Note which the Merchant brings Rom Galas., Galas is a City of
Moldavia.
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