gociations--The Vizier's answer-Presents arrive from Con-
stantinople for General Baird-Declines them-Arrival of M.
Rosetti-General Baird sends him to see Sir John Hutchinson
-Sir John Hutchinson's departure in the Egyptienne-Lord
Cavan Commander-in-chief of the whole army
Portrait of Sir David Baird
March across the Desert from Kosseir to Alexandria
March back from Cairo to Suez
P. 5, line 10, for "East India ships" read "the East India ships."
P. 10, line 22, for "councils" read" their councils."
P. 58, line 9, for "had been poisoned at Mysore on the 5th" read "had
been poisoned at Mysore; on the fifth," &c.
P. 60, line 14, for "alone that for their own sakes" read "nor was it for
their own sakes alone."
Ibid. bottom line, for "was Stringer" read "Stringer was."
P. 116, line 29, for "letter" read "letters."
P. 155, line 5, for "discovered all" read "discovered that all."
P. 177, line 26, for "Paiswash" read "Paishwa."
P. 201, note, for "Sre. Ranga Patæna under Seringapatam" read "Sre.
Ranga Patana Undê Seringapatam."
P. 253, line 10, for "effects" read "influence."
P. 334, line 25, for "that" read "who."
P. 394, line 8, for "seems" read "serves."
P. 429, line 28, for "boats" read "boat."