Site Index

In this space we are preparing a central "personography" and "placeography" file, to index all of the individuals and place names referenced in the voyage accounts and the literary texts we are preparing. Users will eventually be able to search the positions of specific people, places and objects in each of the relevant files by the paragraph or line numbers in which they appear.

Our search functions and site index will rely on XQuery we have run on a database of our files. We will provide an interface for searching by names input by users, as well as a "browse" feature to display organized lists of people and places and objects. For now, we're using this space to hold a preliminary output of all persName and placeName tags in our collection of files--and this is very much a work in progress (lots of duplicate entries and signs of inconsistent tagging at this stage).

Count of All Distinct PersNames Across the Pacific Collections: 682
1. The same word in the Taheitee dialect is pronounced Aree. Areeghee
2. (Dr. Solander)
3. (Mr. Banks)
4. (Tedua)-Erararee
5. (Tupia)
6. (Whanno not'aree See Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 243. )
7. (the Greater Taheitee)
8. Abbé
9. Abbé Chappe
10. Abel Jansan Tasman
11. Abel Janssen Tasman
12. Africa
13. Aheatua
14. Aheatua Called Waheatua in Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 157, 158.
15. Aheatua's
16. Alexander Dalrymple
17. Alfonso d'Albuquerque
18. Americo Vespucci
19. Ammo
20. Ammo See vol. I. p. 358. Likewise Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 154.
21. Ammo's
22. Anson
23. Anson's
24. Antonio Nolli
25. Antoniotto
26. Aotourou
27. Ariadne
28. Ariosto
29. Astarte
30. Attagha
31. Attahha
32. Aurora island
33. Baron Boineburg
34. Baron Born
35. Baron Joachim von Plettenberg
36. Bartolemeo Diaz
37. Beauchesne Gouin
38. Bishop Las Casas
39. Boba
40. Boba's
41. Boileau
42. Bonombrrooàï
43. Boobik
44. Bougainville
45. Bougainville's
46. Bowen's
47. Boyle
48. Buffon's
49. Byron
50. CAPTAIN Cook
51. COOK
52. Calypso's
53. Capitan Mo#r
54. Capitan do Sal
55. Capt. Cook
56. Capt. Cook's
57. Capt. Furneaux
58. Capt. James Cook
59. Capt. Tobias Furneaux
60. Captain Carteret
61. Captain Cook
62. Captain Cook's
63. Captain Furneaux
64. Captain Lozier Bouvet
65. Captain Wallis
66. Captains Byron
67. Carteret
68. CastelloMelhor
69. Chief Orèa
70. Cleopatra
71. Columbus
72. Commodore (now admiral) Byron
73. Cook
74. Cook's
75. Cookee
76. Cooper
77. Cortez
78. Count Caylus's
79. Cumberland
80. Dale
81. Dalrymple's
82. Dampier
83. Dampier's
84. David's
85. Diana
86. Dixon
87. Doctor Hawkesworth
88. Doctor Sparrman
89. Dom Pernetty's
90. Don Alvaro Mendaça de Neyra
91. Don Anton da Almada
92. Don Antonio Ulloa's
93. Don Garcia Hurtado de Mendoça
94. Don Gonzalo Velho Cabral
95. Don Henry
96. Don Joachim Salama Saldanha de Lobos
97. Don Joao Antonio de Saa Pereira
98. Don Joseph de Sylva
99. Don Juan Arraos
100. Don Juan de Langara y Huarte
101. Don Luis de Tal Pilatus
102. Dr. Benjamin Franklin
103. Dr. Burmann's
104. Dr. Casimir Gomez Ortega
105. Dr. Halley
106. Dr. Hawkesworth
107. Dr. Hawkesworth's
108. Dr. John Hawkesworth
109. Dr. Pallas
110. Dr. Shaw
111. Dr. Solander
112. Dr. Sparrman
113. Dr. Sparrman's
114. Dr. Thunberg
115. Dr. Thunberg An eminent disciple of Linné, who after arranging and classing Dr. Burmann's herbals at Leyden, studied botany during three years at the Cape, and having made immense acquisitions to science, was sent to Batavia, at the expence of the Dutch East-India company, in order to proceed to Japan in 1775. The same gentleman was so obliging, at Dr. Sparrman's request, to take with him, on one of his excursions, Francis Masson, employed in the Royal garden at Kew, who had been sent to the Cape on board the Resolution, in order to collect live plants and seeds for the botanical garden. Under Dr. Thunberg's kind guidance, who pointed out to him what was worthy of notice, he has made and brought home an ample collection.
116. Dr. Thunberg's
117. Dr.Hawkesworth's
118. Dryden
119. E-Happaï See Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 154. Whappai.
120. E-Tee
121. Edgecumbe
122. Ellis
123. England
124. Erreretua
125. Falconer
126. Fannòkko
127. Fanòkko
128. FerberMr. Ferber is the first and only man of science who has given us a truly scientifical and mineralogical account of Vesuvius, which is worthy the attention of naturalists. See his Letters to baron Born, London, 1776.
129. Ferdinand
130. Fernando Noronha
131. Feuilleè
132. Feuillèe
133. Forster
134. Francis Masson
135. Francis Pinckney
136. Francis Pretty
137. Frederick Stuart
138. Frederick the Great
139. Frezier
140. Furneaux
141. George
142. George Jackson
143. George Perry
144. Georgius Forster
145. Gibson
146. Giovanni da Empoli
147. Goobaïa
148. Grindall
149. Grose's
150. Gustave-Vasa
151. Hamaneno harbour
152. Happaï
153. Hawkesworth
154. Hawkesworth's
155. Hawksworth's
156. Hedeedee
157. Hedeèdee
158. Heebai
159. Heebaï
160. Henry Smock
161. Herea
162. Hodges
163. Homer
164. Hor
165. Horat
166. Huahine
167. Humphry Clinker
168. Hurree
169. Hurree-hurree
170. Indian Cove
171. Isaac Taylor
172. Isabella
173. Isle of Georgia
174. Isle of Lepers
175. J. Graham
176. J. Laurel
177. Jacob Roggewein
178. Jacques l'Hermite
179. Jacques l'Hermite See Recueil des Voyages qui ont servi à l'Etablissement, &c. vol. IV. p. 696.
180. James Bruce
181. James Cook
182. James Proctor
183. Joachim van Plettenberg
184. Joannes Reinoldus Forster
185. Joao Gonzales Zarco
186. Joao da Nova Galego
187. John Nieuhoff's
188. John, Baron de Bethencourt
189. Johnson
190. Jonathan Puller
191. Juan Fernandez
192. Juan Luis Arias
193. Juvenal
194. Khoâa
195. Khoäà
196. King George the Third
197. King O-Too
198. Kleist
199. Ko Toheetai
200. Ko-Haghee-too-FallangoKo is the article in these Islands and at New Zeeland, which answers to the Taheitian O or E.
201. Ko-parree
202. Koghoäà
203. Kolben
204. Kolben's
205. Kollàkh
206. Kotughâ-a
207. Latoo-Nipooroo
208. Le Maire
209. Le Maire's
210. Lieut. Cook's
211. Lieut. Cook's Voyage
212. Lieutenant Furneaux
213. Lieutenant Clerke
214. Lieutenant Cook
215. Lieutenant Cook's
216. Lieutenant Furneaux
217. Lieutenant Pickersgill
218. Linnæus
219. Linné
220. Linné's
221. Linnӕus
222. Linæus
223. Lord Anson
224. Luis de la Cerda
225. M. Adanson
226. M. Bougainville
227. M. Bouvet
228. M. Bouvet's
229. M. Buache's
230. M. Cassini
231. M. Crozet
232. M. Crozet's
233. M. Dalrymple's
234. M. Duclos Guyot
235. M. Dufresne Marion
236. M. Estries
237. M. Frezier
238. M. Guyot
239. M. Marion
240. M. Marion's
241. M. Paauw
242. M. Pauw
243. M. Pernetty
244. M. Pingrè
245. M. St. Denis
246. M. Vander Spy's
247. M. Vaugondy's
248. M. d'Estelle
249. M. de Bougainville
250. M. de Bougainville's
251. M. de Buffon
252. M. de Buffon's
253. M. de Crozet
254. M. de Fleurieu
255. M. de Fleurieu with M. Pingrè;
256. M. de Kerguelen
257. M. de Kerguelen's
258. M. de Marion
259. M. de Pinto
260. M. de St. Allouarn
261. M. de Surville
262. M. de Surville's
263. M. de Vaugondy
264. M. des Loziers Bouvet
265. Machin
266. Madeira
267. Mahine
268. Mahine's
269. Mairan See Mairan'sDissertation sur la Glace. Paris, 1749, p. 261.
270. Mairan's
271. Mallicollo
272. Mambrrùm
273. Maratata
274. Maratata Ibid. p. 157. Maraïtata.
275. Maratata's
276. Maroowahai
277. Maroraï
278. Maroya
279. Martial
280. Maròo-wahai
281. Mason
282. Matara
283. Matarra
284. Mayorro
285. Maïwherua
286. Mendanna
287. Mendaça
288. Mendaça's
289. Mercator
290. Mess. Hodges
291. Messalina
292. Milton
293. Milton's
294. Morurua
295. Mr de Wit
296. Mr. Furneaux
297. Mr. Stephens
298. Mr. Forster
299. Mr. Adanson
300. Mr. Arnold
301. Mr. Bailey
302. Mr. Baily
303. Mr. Banks
304. Mr. Basire
305. Mr. Bergh
306. Mr. Brand
307. Mr. Brand's
308. Mr. Burney
309. Mr. Byron
310. Mr. Byron's
311. Mr. Christophel Brand
312. Mr. Clerke
313. Mr. Clerke's
314. Mr. Dalrymple
315. Mr. Dalrymple'
316. Mr. Dalrymple's
317. Mr. Dalryple's
318. Mr. Dent
319. Mr. Dent's
320. Mr. Edward Nairne
321. Mr. Faurneaux
322. Mr. Ferber
323. Mr. Ferber's
324. Mr. Forster
325. Mr. Furneaux
326. Mr. Gilbert
327. Mr. Gore
328. Mr. Graham
329. Mr. Green
330. Mr. Grindall
331. Mr. Grose
332. Mr. Guyot's Journal
333. Mr. Harrison
334. Mr. Hemmy
335. Mr. Hodges
336. Mr. Hodges's
337. Mr. Hood
338. Mr. Irving
339. Mr. John Hunter
340. Mr. Kalm
341. Mr. Kendal
342. Mr. Kerste
343. Mr. Laurel
344. Mr. Loughnan
345. Mr. Loughnan's
346. Mr. Mason
347. Mr. Mason's
348. Mr. Murray
349. Mr. Nairne's
350. Mr. Patton
351. Mr. Patton's
352. Mr. Pennant
353. Mr. Pennant's
354. Mr. Pickersgill
355. Mr. Ramsden's
356. Mr. Raspe's
357. Mr. Rowe
358. Mr. Sherwin
359. Mr. Sherwin's
360. Mr. Skottowe
361. Mr. Smith
362. Mr. Stuart
363. Mr. Von Prehn
364. Mr. W. Whitchurch
365. Mr. Wales
366. Mr. Wales's
367. Mr. Whitehouse
368. Mr. William Wales
369. Mr. de Bougainville's
370. Mr. des Loziers Bouvet
371. Mrs. Milton
372. Mrs. Skottowe
373. Narrep
374. Neehouraï
375. New Zeeland
376. Noona
377. Noona's
378. Norway
379. O Tàh
380. O-Aheatua
381. O-Ammo
382. O-Ammo See Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 153, 154. Oamo.
383. O-Hedeedee
384. O-Hedeède
385. O-Heenna
386. O-Mahooroo
387. O-Mai
388. O-Maï
389. O-Maï's
390. O-Maïwee
391. O-Pahoòtu
392. O-Parre
393. O-Poone
394. O-Poonee
395. O-Poorea
396. O-Poorea's
397. O-Rea
398. O-Rettee
399. O-Rooa-hattoo
400. O-Roò
401. O-Tah
402. O-Taheitee
403. O-Taheitee-Nue
404. O-Taï
405. O-Too
406. O-Too's
407. O-Tooareeònoo
408. O-Tàh
409. O-Wahow
410. O-Wahow's
411. O-Whaw
412. O-Whaw See before, p. 412; and Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 83, 90, 91.
413. O-Whaï
414. O-Whàddoo
415. O-Whàtta
416. O-Wàhow
417. Oamo
418. Obadee
419. Oberea
420. Obra
421. Omai
422. Omiah
423. Oo-Ooroo
424. Oo-marrèo
425. Oo-ooroo
426. Oo-òoroo
427. Oomb-yégan
428. Ooratooa
429. Ooroohàddoo
430. Opao
431. Orea
432. Orea's
433. Oree
434. Oree's
435. Oreo
436. Orra
437. Orree-òrree
438. Ortelius
439. Oruwherra
440. Orà-mauwe
441. Orèa
442. Orèa's
443. Osbeck
444. Osbeck's
445. Pallas
446. Pallas's
447. Pamanee
448. Parkinson's
449. Parua
450. Parua's
451. Pateenee
452. Patseenee
453. Pauw
454. Paw-yangom
455. Pedro Fernandez de Quiros
456. Peeterrè
457. Pennant
458. Pennant's
459. Pernetty
460. Peter
461. Peter Kolben
462. Petrarca
463. Petrodero
464. Pharaoh Necho
465. Phidias
466. Pickersgill
467. Pizarro
468. Pliny
469. Plutus
470. Plymouth
471. Polatehera
472. Polatehèra,
473. Poonee
474. Poorea
475. Pope
476. Pope's
477. Porea
478. Porea's
479. Porèa
480. Potatow
481. Potatow See Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 170.
482. Potavirree
483. Poyadua
484. Praxiteles
485. Prince Frederick
486. Proctor
487. Ptolemy Lathyrus
488. Ptolemӕus Lathyrus The proofs of this assertion are enumerated in Schmidt Opusc. diff. iv. de commerc. & navigation. Aegyptior. p.160. and more fully in Schlözer Handlungs Geschichte (or History of Commerce) p.300. Herodotus expressly says, that Africa is surrounded by the sea, and that this was found out by some Phœnician mariners sent out for that purpose by Pharaoh Necho from the Red Sea, who returned by the Mediterranean. lib. iv. cap. 42. Strabo, lib. ii. also mentions the expedition of one Eudoxus round Africa, in the reign of Ptolemy Lathyrus; and according to Pliny, the Carthaginians likewise have explored the coast of that continent. Hist. Nat. lib. ii. cap. 67. Et Hanno, Carthaginis potentia florente, circumvectus a Gadibus ad sinem Arabiœ, navigationem eam prodidit scripto.
489. Queen Charlotte's Sound
490. Quiros
491. Quiros's
492. Ramusio
493. Raspe
494. Rev. Dr. A. Shepherd
495. Rev. Mr. Carr
496. Roggewein
497. Roggewein's
498. Rousseau
499. Rumphius
500. Saul
501. Schouten
502. Schouten's
503. Seneca
504. Senhor Thomas Francisco Brum de Silveyra
505. Serjeante Môr
506. Shakespeare
507. Sir Charles Linné
508. Sir Francis Drake
509. Sir John Mandeville
510. Sir John Maundevile
511. Sir John Narborough
512. Sir Richard Hawkins
513. Society Islands
514. Solander
515. Sparrman
516. St. Antonio
517. St. Clara
518. St. George
519. St. George's
520. St. Helena
521. St. Jerom
522. St. John
523. Steller
524. T'-Aree Watow
525. T'-Aree-Tarea
526. T'-aree-Derre
527. T'-aree-Watow
528. Ta-apèe
529. Tabane
530. Tahea
531. Tahea's
532. Taheitee
533. Tahou-meònna
534. Tahéa
535. Tahòoa
536. Tama-ooee
537. Tamaide
538. Tanè
539. Tanèea
540. Taoòtoo
541. Tarooree
542. Taròä
543. Tasman
544. Tasman We except the savages of New Zeeland.
545. Tasman's
546. Tasso
547. Tassoni
548. Taywaherùa
549. Te-aree-Tabonooee
550. Te-aree-Watow
551. Te-ootya
552. Tea-booma
553. Tedua Towraï
554. Tedua-Towraï
555. Tee
556. Tehamaï
557. Tehaïura
558. Teina
559. Teinamai
560. Teiratu
561. Teoree
562. Tepaow
563. Terino
564. Tettoo-mataròu
565. Teà-booma
566. Teàbooma
567. Teïna
568. Teïna-maï
569. Teïòä
570. Thevenot
571. Thompson
572. Tiarroboo
573. To-gheeree
574. Tobias Mayer
575. Tolano
576. Tom
577. Tootahah
578. Tootahah's
579. Tootahàh
580. Tootahàh's
581. Tootavaï
582. Tootavàï
583. Toote
584. Tootòomo-hororìrree
585. Toparree
586. Toperree
587. Toperree See page 89.
588. Torcen's
589. Towa-hà;ngha
590. Towahanga
591. Towhah
592. Towraï
593. Toòte
594. Tringho-Bohee
595. Tringho-Waya
596. Tringo-Boohee Tringho seems to be a kind of title among them, being affixed to several names of their chiefs.
597. Tringo-Boohee's
598. Tuahow
599. Tuahow's
600. Tubaï
601. Tuboraï
602. Tuboraï-Tamaide
603. Tubuaï-teraï
604. Tulbagh
605. Tupaia
606. Tupaya
607. Tupaya See Hawkesworth, vol. III. p. 472.
608. Tupaya's
609. Tupaïa
610. Tupia
611. Ulietea
612. Ulysses
613. Van-Riebeck
614. Vasco de Gama
615. Virgil
616. Wallis
617. Whainee-ow
618. Whainee-òw
619. Willoughby's
620. Winter's
621. Xaviers
622. Yatta
623. Yogaï
624. Yogàï
625. abbè la Caille See his Voyage, p. 237.
626. arèekee
627. captain Broadley
628. captain Carteret
629. captain Carteret's men
630. captain Cook
631. captain Cook's
632. captain Cooke's
633. captain Crozet
634. captain Don Antonio Albornos
635. captain Don Gabriel Guerna
636. captain Du Clesmure
637. captain Furneaux
638. captain Furneaux's
639. captain Hanssen
640. captain Newt
641. captain Pedro Fernandez de Quiros
642. captain Phipp's
643. captain Quiros
644. captain Rice
645. captain Rosnevet
646. captain Wallis
647. captain Wallis's
648. chief O-Rea
649. chief Orea
650. chief Teabooma
651. chief Teiratu
652. chief Yogaï
653. colonel Macleane
654. count de Buffon
655. de Buffon
656. george iii.
657. king Aheatua
658. king Honoo
659. king Manoel
660. king Necho
661. king O-Poonee
662. king O-Too
663. king Territarea
664. le Maire
665. lieutenant Clerke
666. lieutenant Cook's
667. lieutenant Edgecumb
668. lieutenant Pickersgill
669. lord Anson's
670. lord Howe
671. lord Mulgrave's
672. nay Towahanga
673. o-Ammo
674. o-Maï
675. o-Poorèa
676. o-Poòe
677. o-Rettee
678. o-Too
679. professor Steller
680. queen O-Poorea
681. queen Semiramis
682. t'-Aree-Derre

Distinct Places in ALL collections

Count of All Distinct Place Names Across the Pacific Collections: 852
1. Islands
2. London
3. (Ereti)
4. (Little Taheitee)
5. >Waïhoo
6. A Namoka
7. A-Poto-Poto
8. Adeéha
9. Admiralty Bay
10. Adventure Bay
11. Adventure Island
12. Africa
13. Ahonnoo
14. Aitepeha
15. Aitepèha
16. Aitepèha harbour
17. Albion
18. Alphen
19. Alps
20. Ama-Tofoa
21. Amathus
22. Ambrrym
23. Ambryym
24. America
25. America See Petr. Martyr. ab Angleria. Decad. American. __Dissertation sur l'Origine de la MaladieVenerienne, par M. Sanchez. Paris, 1752. __ Examen historique sur l'Apparition de la MaladieVenerienne en Europe. Lisbonne, 1774. __and others.
26. Amsterdam
27. Amsterdam Island
28. Amsterdam island
29. Ana-mocka
30. Anamocka
31. Anattom
32. Anchor Island
33. Angra
34. Ansterdam
35. Antarctic
36. Antarctic Circle
37. Antrim
38. Anàttom
39. Apee
40. Apèe
41. Arabia Felix
42. Arches
43. Archipel des Navigateurs
44. Archipelago
45. Ascension
46. Asia
47. Assuan
48. Atahooroo
49. Athens
50. Atlantic
51. Atlantic Ocean
52. Attahooroo
53. Aurora
54. Aurora Islands
55. Awhàow
56. Açores
57. Aèores
58. Bad Sea
59. Balabeea
60. Baladd
61. Balladd
62. Ballàdd
63. Barbary
64. Bartholemew Isles
65. Bartholomew Islands
66. Bashee Isles
67. Batavia
68. Bay of Fires
69. Bay of Islands
70. Bay of Plenty
71. Bay of Remedios
72. Bay of St. Philip
73. Bengal
74. Bering's Island
75. Bird Island
76. Black Cape
77. Blind Bay
78. Bolabola
79. Bolsena
80. Bonavista
81. Borabora
82. Borabòra
83. Boscawen's
84. Botany Island
85. Brasil
86. Brasils
87. Bristol
88. Britain
89. Britannia
90. Bute
91. CUMBERLAND ISLAND
92. Cadiz
93. Caledonia
94. Calhetta
95. California
96. Callao
97. Camara de Lobos
98. Cambridge
99. Canaries
100. Candia
101. Candlemas Islands
102. Candlemas Isles
103. Canibal Cove
104. Cape Agulhas
105. Cape Bristol
106. Cape Charlotte
107. Cape Circumcision
108. Cape Colnett
109. Cape Coronation
110. Cape Deseado
111. Cape Farewell
112. Cape Finisterre
113. Cape Foul-wind
114. Cape George
115. Cape Horn
116. Cape Horne
117. Cape Kidnappers
118. Cape Koa-maroo
119. Cape Koamaroò
120. Cape Lisburne
121. Cape Montague
122. Cape Noir
123. Cape Ortegal
124. Cape Palliser
125. Cape St. John
126. Cape Stephens
127. Cape Tera-wittee
128. Cape Terà-wittee
129. Cape Town
130. Cape Verd Islands
131. Cape West
132. Cape jasmine
133. Cape of Good Hope
134. Cape of Good Hope.
135. Cape town
136. Cape-Town
137. Cape-Verd islands
138. Capes Tera-Wittee
139. Capitan Mo#r
140. Captain Cook
141. Captain Cook's
142. Cascade Cove
143. Cañete
144. Chain Island
145. Charles' Mount
146. China
147. Chinese sea
148. Christmas Harbour
149. Christmas Sound
150. Clerke's rocks
151. Coast of Desolation
152. Cocos
153. Constantia
154. Cook's Strait
155. Cooper's Island
156. Cornwall
157. Corunna
158. Corvo
159. Cross Bay
160. Cumberland Bay
161. Desertas
162. Diana's Peak
163. Diemen's Land
164. Diemen's land
165. Dominica
166. Doubtful Island
167. Doubtless Bay
168. Dr. Sparrman
169. Drake's island
170. Duck Cove
171. Dusky Bay
172. EGMONT ISLAND
173. Ea-Oowhe
174. Ea-oowe
175. Ea-oowhe
176. Eaheino mauwe
177. Eaoowhe
178. East Bay
179. East India
180. East Indian islands
181. East Indies
182. East-Indian isles
183. East-Indies
184. Easter Island
185. Easter Islands
186. Ea‑oowhe
187. Eddistone light-house
188. Eden
189. Eetonga-Tabboo
190. Eetònga
191. Egmont Island
192. Egmont island
193. Egypt
194. Eimeo
195. England
196. England From the bills of mortality in Europe, it is computed that three men in a hundred annually die; according to which, we should have lost at least ten men. Therefore, notwithstanding the best precautions may be taken for the future, yet, from the chance or probability of events, another ship may not preserve her men in the same proportion as ours; and it would be extremely rash to suppose that this exception could always be produced, merely by the prophylactics and antiscorbutics we had on board.
197. Equator
198. Etna
199. Europe
200. Europe The Indian women in America, whose milk is remarkably abundant, have frequent recourse to this expedient to drain their breasts. See the Canon Pauw's Recherches Philosophiques sur les Americains, vol. I. p. 55.
201. Eä-oowhe
202. Falkland
203. Falkland Island
204. Falkland Islands
205. Falkland Isles
206. Falkland's Island
207. Falkland's Islands
208. Falkland's Isles
209. Falkland's islands
210. False Bay
211. False and Table bays
212. False bay
213. Fayal
214. Ferro
215. Ferro Islands
216. Five-finger Land
217. Flemish Islands
218. Flores
219. Footoona
220. France
221. Frederick Henry Bay
222. Freezeland's Head
223. Friendly
224. Friendly Islands
225. Friendly Isles
226. Friendly and Society Islands
227. Friendly and the Society Islands
228. Fuego
229. Funchal
230. Funchal
231. Furneaux Island
232. GLOUCESTER ISLAND
233. Gallicia
234. George the Third's Island
235. Georgia
236. Germany
237. Golfo de San Sebastiano
238. Goose Cove
239. Gothenburg
240. Gottingen
241. Graciosa
242. Grass Cove
243. Grass-Cove
244. Great Britain
245. Great Peninsula
246. Greece
247. Green Islands
248. Green Mountain
249. Greenwich
250. Gros Ventre's bay
251. Guinea
252. Gulph of St. Sebastian
253. Habichtswald
254. Hadiè
255. Hamaneno
256. Hamaneno harbour
257. Hawke's Bay
258. Hawkesworth
259. Hawkesworth's
260. Hebrides
261. Heevaroa
262. Herurua
263. Hervey's Isle
264. Hesse
265. Hessia
266. Hiddea
267. Hildesheim
268. Hinchinbrook
269. Hippah
270. Hippah rock
271. Hippah-Rock
272. Hippah-rock
273. Holland
274. Hood's Island
275. Hoorne Island See the plates in Mr. Dalrymple'sCollection of Voyages, vol. II.
276. Hope
277. Horat
278. Horne
279. Horne Island
280. Horne Island See Mr. Dalrymple'sCollection of Voyages, vol. II. p. 47.
281. Horne Islands
282. Horne islands
283. Hottentot Holland
284. Hout baay (Wood bay)
285. Huahine
286. Hudson's Bay
287. Hyde-Park
288. Iceland
289. Ilha de Nossa Senhora de Conceiçao
290. Ilha dosCodornizes
291. Ilhas Desertas
292. Immèr
293. India
294. Indian Cove
295. Indian Island
296. Indian Ocean
297. Ireland
298. Irromanga
299. Irromanga The last island from whence we came to Tanna.
300. Irronan
301. Irronàn
302. Island of Eimeo
303. Island of Fayal
304. Island of Fernando da Noronha
305. Island of Georgia
306. Island of Pico
307. Island of St. Helena
308. Island of Volcanoes
309. Islands of St. Helena
310. Islas Marquesas de Mendoça
311. Isle Ronde
312. Isle de France
313. Isle de St. Pierre
314. Isle of Ambrrym
315. Isle of Anattom
316. Isle of Ascension
317. Isle of France
318. Isle of France or Mauritius
319. Isle of Georgia
320. Isle of Irromanga
321. Isle of Lepers
322. Isle of Pines
323. Isle of Rats
324. Isle of Wight
325. Isles of Apee
326. Isles of Fortune
327. Isles of France and Bourbon
328. Italia
329. Italy
330. Jamaica
331. James's Bay
332. James's Fort
333. Japan
334. Java
335. Juan Fernandez
336. KING GEORGE THE THIRD's ISLAND
337. Kamtchatka
338. Kaybay
339. Kenwyn
340. Keppel's Isles
341. King George's Islands
342. Ko-Haghee-nooee
343. La Caldeira
344. La Dominica
345. Labrador
346. Labyrinth
347. Ladder-hill
348. Lanzarota
349. Le Maire's Strait
350. Lepers Island
351. Lesser Peninsula
352. Leyden
353. Lima
354. Line
355. Lion's Head
356. Lisbon
357. London
358. London See Mr. Dalryple's Historical Collection, vol. I. p. 53, and the Chart.
359. Long Island
360. Loo-fort
361. Loo-rock
362. Lord Howe's Island
363. Louisiade
364. Low Islands
365. M. Kerguelen's Islands
366. Madeira
367. Madre de Dios
368. Madre-de-Dios harbour
369. Madurè
370. Magdalena
371. Mahine
372. Mahomed's Paradise
373. Malabar
374. Mallicollo
375. Mango-eetee
376. Mango-nooe
377. Manicolo
378. Manila
379. Manilla
380. Mannua
381. Maria Bay
382. Maria's Island
383. Marquesas
384. Marseilles
385. Matavai
386. Matavai Bay
387. Matavaï
388. Matavaï Bay
389. Matavaï bay
390. Matogrosso
391. Maxico
392. Maâtea See Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 78. Maitea.
393. Mediterranean
394. Mendoça
395. Mexico Pag. 22.
396. Middleburg
397. Middleburg Island
398. Middleburg Isle
399. Middleburgh Island
400. Mingha
401. Mirro mirro
402. Moluccas
403. Montagu
404. Mopeehàh
405. Morea
406. Motu-Aro
407. Mount Egmont
408. Mowrua
409. Mowràa
410. Mr. Brand
411. Mr. Hodges
412. Murderers Bay
413. Namoka
414. Namoka And those perhaps had been informed of what had passed between le Maire, and the natives of Horne, Cocos, and Traitors Island, some years before.
415. Namoka-eetee
416. Namoka-nooee
417. Nassau
418. New Britain
419. New Caledonia
420. New Georgia
421. New Guinea
422. New Guinea See Dampier'sVoyages, vol. III. p. 186.
423. New Hebrides
424. New Hebrides The Hebrides are the westermost islands of Great Britain.
425. New Holland
426. New Holland The natives of New Holland, of both sexes, go entirely naked, and have not the least covering from motives of shame. See Hawkesworth, vol. III.
427. New Year's Harbour
428. New Year's Islands
429. New Year's Isles
430. New Year's harbour
431. New Year's islands
432. New York
433. New Zealand
434. New Zeeland
435. New Zeeland See Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 103, and 136. We may likewise consult vol. III. p. 659, where an instance of barbarity is recorded, similar to that mentioned in this work, vol. I. p. 282.
436. New Zeeland See vol. I. p. 112, where I have mentioned the discoveries of that voyage, previous to M. Marion's arrival at New Zeeland.
437. New Zeeland music
438. New Zeelanders
439. New-York
440. New-Zealand
441. New-Zeeland
442. Nieuw-land
443. Norfolk Island
444. Normandy
445. North America
446. North America This is equal in goodness to the real sago, which is the pith of a fern in the eastern islands of India. The North American sort is now well known in England, by the name of Bowen's sago-powder, and the royal navy is supplied with it.
447. North Pole
448. North-America
449. Northern Island
450. Norway
451. Nossa Senhora de la Luz
452. Nova
453. Nova Caledonia
454. O Herurua Bay
455. O Taheitee
456. O'Taheite
457. O-Aheatua
458. O-Aitepeha
459. O-Aitepeha harbour
460. O-Hamene
461. O-Hamene harbour
462. O-Heeva-roa It is remarkable, that this name occurs in the list of islands which Tupaya and other natives of the Society Isles communicated to their English friends. The people of the Marquesas who could not pronounce the r, always said O-Heeva-oa.
463. O-Parre
464. O-Raietea
465. O-Rettee
466. O-Taha
467. O-Taheiotee
468. O-Taheitee
469. O-Taheitee Called Outou in Hawkesworth, vol. II. p. 154.
470. O-Taheitee-eeteespan>
471. O-Taheitee-nue
472. O-Tahà
473. O-Too
474. O-Whai-urua
475. O-Wharre
476. O-Wharre harbour
477. OSNABURGH ISLAND
478. Onateyo
479. One-tree-hill
480. Oo-bòroo
481. Oobòrroo
482. Opoa
483. Oreèmatàrra
484. Orèa
485. Osnabruck Island
486. Osnaburgh Island
487. Otaheite
488. PRINCE WILLIAM HENRY's ISLAND
489. Pa-oom
490. Pa-oòm
491. Pacific Ocean
492. Pacific ocean
493. Palestine
494. Palliser
495. Palliser's Islands
496. Paparra
497. Papua
498. Para
499. Paradise
500. Paraguay
501. Paris
502. Parre
503. Parré
504. Patagonia
505. Paw-yangom
506. Pernicious Island
507. Pernicious Islands
508. Persia
509. Persian Gulph
510. Peru
511. Philipinas
512. Pic d'Averdi
513. Pic de l'Etoile
514. Pic de la Boudeuse
515. Pickersgill harbour
516. Pico
517. Pinguin Island
518. Plymouth
519. Plymouth Sound
520. Plymouth Sound
521. Point Five-fingers
522. Point Hicks
523. Point Jackson
524. Point Venus
525. Poland
526. Poldyce
527. Pondichery
528. Ponta de Sol
529. Ponte de Gada
530. Poozooe
531. Port Egmont
532. Port Royal Harbour
533. Port Sandwich
534. Port Surville
535. Portland Island
536. Porto-Praya
537. Porto-Santo
538. Portugal
539. Possession Bay
540. Prince of Wales's Foreland
541. Pulo Sabuda
542. Pylstaerts Island
543. QUEEN CHARLOTTE's ISLAND
544. Quail island
545. Queen Charlotte's Island
546. Queen Charlotte Sound
547. Queen Charlotte's Island
548. Queen Charlotte's Island
549. Queen Charlotte's Foreland
550. Queen Charlotte's Island
551. Queen Charlotte's Sound
552. Queen Charlotte's sound
553. Queen's Charlotte's Sound
554. Quiros
555. Raietea
556. Red Sea
557. Rhinland
558. Ribiera Grande
559. Ribiera braba
560. Robben Island
561. Robben Island This is called Pinguin Island in English charts.
562. Robben island
563. Rock's Point
564. Rock's Point.
565. Rome
566. Rondebosch
567. Rorotòa
568. Rotterdam Island
569. Rotterdam Islands
570. Round Bay
571. Royal Bay
572. Russia
573. Sabæan vales
574. Saddle-peak
575. Saint Iago
576. Saldanha bay
577. Salvages
578. San Jago
579. San Joao do Pico
580. San Vicente
581. Sandwich
582. Sandwich Bay
583. Sandwich Island
584. Sandwich Land
585. Sandy Bay
586. Santa Clara
587. Santa Cruz
588. Santa CruzEgmont Island, of captain Carteret. __See Hawkesworth, vol. I. p. 576.
589. Santa Maria
590. Saunders Island
591. Saunders's Island
592. Savage Island
593. Schouten's and Vander Lyn's Islands
594. Scilly Isles
595. Scotland
596. Seal Islands
597. Seal-rock
598. Seneca
599. Senegal
600. Shag Cove
601. Shag Cove See the chart of Cook's Strait in Hawkesworth's Compilation, vol. II.
602. Shepherd's Isles
603. Ship Cove
604. Ship-Cove
605. Shiraz
606. Siberia
607. Sicilian shores
608. Sicily
609. Sierra Leon
610. Simmon's Bay
611. Sir Charles Saunders's Island
612. Snowland
613. Society
614. Society Islands
615. Society Isles
616. Sound
617. South America
618. South Georgia
619. South Pacific Ocean
620. South Pole
621. South Sea
622. South Sea See vol. I. p. 327.
623. South Sea Islands
624. South Sea islands
625. South Seas
626. South-America
627. South-Pole
628. Southern Alps
629. Southern Atlantic Ocean
630. Southern Georgia
631. Southern Ocean
632. Southern Thule
633. Spain
634. Spice Islands
635. Spithead
636. Spitsbergen
637. St. Barbara
638. St. Charles's Island
639. St. Christina
640. St. George
641. St. Helena
642. St. Iago
643. St. Jago
644. St. Jago See Mr. Dalrymple's collection, vol. I. p. 135.
645. St. James
646. St. Jean Baptiste
647. St. John's castle
648. St. Maria
649. St. Michael
650. St. Miguiel
651. St. Pedro
652. St. Philip
653. Start Point
654. Staten Island
655. Staten Land
656. Staten Land This animal, or Anson's sea-lion, (phoca leonina, Linn.) seems to be the same which the English, at Falkland Island, have called the clapmatch seal.__See the Philos. Transact. vol. LXVI. part i.7
657. Stellenbosch
658. Stockholm
659. Stolpen
660. Strait of Le Maire
661. Strait of Magelhaens
662. Straits of Magalhaens
663. Straits of Magelhaens
664. Straits of Malacca
665. Success Bay
666. Sweden
667. Sweden See the Memoirs of the Swedish Academy of Sciences at Stockholm.
668. Switzerland
669. Syene
670. Tabboo-aï An island enumerated by the Taheitians.
671. Tabbooa-mannoo
672. Tabboò-amannoo
673. Tabbuamanoo
674. Table Bay
675. Table Cape See the chart of New Zeeland, in vol. II. of Hawkesworth's Compilation.
676. Table bay
677. Table mountain
678. Table-mountain
679. Taha
680. Taheite
681. Taheitee
682. Taheitee See Hawkesworth, vol. I. p. 457.
683. Taheitee See Hawkesworth, vol. I. p. 463.
684. Taheitee This calculation was afterwards confirmed to be very low, when we saw the fleet of the smallest district, which amounted to forty-four war-canoes, besides twenty or five and twenty of a smaller size.
685. Taheitee and the
686. Taheitee cloth
687. Taheâtee
688. Tahitee
689. Tahà
690. Tanna
691. Tanna He likewise acquainted us, that Irronan was sometimes called Footoona.
692. Tasman
693. Tavai-poe-namoo
694. Taïti
695. Teabooma
696. Tedhuroa
697. Teera Whittee
698. Teneriff
699. Teoukea
700. Terceira
701. Terrefetchéâ
702. Tethuroa
703. The Lion's Rump
704. The Saddle
705. Three-Hills Island
706. Three-hills Island
707. Thule
708. Tiarraboo
709. Tierra Austral del Espiritu Santo
710. Tierra del Espiritu Santo
711. Tierra del Espiritù Santo
712. Tierra del Fueg
713. Tierra del Fuego
714. Timor
715. Tinian
716. Tittaha
717. Tittahàh
718. TofooaTasman calls it Ama-Tofoa in his map. Ama or kama probably signifies a mountain.
719. Tofoòa
720. Tolaga Bay
721. Tolaga Bay See the chart of New Zeeland, in Hawkesworth, vol. II.
722. Tonga Tabbo
723. Tonga Tabboo
724. Tonga-Tabboo
725. Tongo-Tabboo
726. Tonooméa
727. Tooa-ooroo
728. Towtèepa
729. Traitor's Head
730. Traitors
731. Traitors Island
732. Traitors Islands
733. Traytors
734. Troy
735. Tubooài
736. Turtle Island
737. Two-hills Island
738. Ulietea
739. Upper Egypt
740. Van Diemen's Road
741. Van Diemen's road
742. Venus-Ariadne
743. Vera Cruz
744. Vesuvius
745. Villa da Horta
746. WHITSUN ISLAND
747. Waihu
748. Waitahoo
749. WaitahooAmsterdam Island, Easter Island, and St. Christina.
750. West Bay
751. West India
752. West Indies
753. West and East Indies
754. West-Indies
755. Western Islands
756. Wet Jacket Arm
757. Wharai-te-Vah
758. Wharre harbour
759. Whaï Urua
760. Whaï-Urua
761. Whennua òwrah
762. Whennua-Oùrah
763. Whitsun
764. Whitsun Island
765. Willis's Island
766. Woreèo
767. Woureèa
768. Wouwòu
769. Xanten
770. Yauer
771. York Island
772. York Minster
773. Zealand
774. cape Cumberland
775. cape Koamaroo
776. cape Quiros
777. captain Cook
778. captain Cook's
779. captain Quiros
780. captain Wallis's
781. captain Winter
782. chief Teà-booma
783. e-GhaoTasman calls it Kaybay in his map.
784. except Oobòrroo
785. france
786. great britain
787. ireland
788. island Sandwich
789. island of Amsterdam
790. island of Apee
791. island of Aurora
792. island of Ballabeea
793. island of Dominica
794. island of Eimeo
795. island of Huahine
796. island of Irronan
797. island of Java
798. island of Juan Fernandez
799. island of Lepers
800. island of Mallicollo
801. island of Mowrua
802. island of Namoka
803. island of O-Tahà
804. island of Pico
805. island of Raietea
806. island of St. Helena
807. island of St. Ildefonso
808. island of Tanna
809. island of Tofooa
810. islands of St. Michael
811. isle of Amsterdam
812. isle of Anattom
813. isle of Ascension
814. isle of Aurora
815. isle of Balabeea
816. isle of Borabora
817. isle of Corvo
818. isle of Cressalina
819. isle of Eimeo
820. isle of Ferro
821. isle of Flores
822. isle of Mayo
823. isle of Mopeehàh
824. isle of New Zeeland
825. isle of O-Taheite
826. isle of O-Taheitee
827. isle of O-Tahà
828. isle of Pico
829. isle of Raietea
830. isle of San Jago
831. isle of Tanna
832. isle of Ulietea
833. la Dominica
834. le Boudoir
835. marai no-Aheatua
836. motu-Aro
837. north pole
838. o Whai-urua
839. o-Hiddea
840. o-Parre
841. o-Taheitee
842. sound
843. south America
844. south Pole
845. strait of Magelhaens
846. straits of Magalhaens
847. the Blue hills
848. the Kettle
849. the Society Islands
850. the Thracian shore
851. the Tyger hills
852. this Isle