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publisher's punctuation errors have been corrected. The publisher's
corrections listed at the end of Volume III have been applied. In
addition, the following changes were made:
xxvii: analagous[analogous] to the mountain chains
xv: Crossing the Breede Rivier[River].
169: to be reaped from European emigation[emigration]
171: Namely: 9159 Portuguese[Two footnotes were improperly swapped]
191: we were still able vividly to recal[recall]
203: If any one desires [to] see a veritable
226: towards the end of the rainy reason[season],
252: their bite produces on the the[del 2nd the] hand
264: that such soundings are only succesful[successful] when
294: they cannot recal[recall] having perceived,
308: Terrestrial Magnetism, Liuteenant[Lieutenant] Robert Müllar;
320: of New Bedford, Massachussets[Massachusetts],
322: pendant les annés[années] 1791-94
331: there there[del 2nd there] is nothing resembling a beach
358: custom that seems to recal[recall] the frightful
420: This time, morever,[moreover]
433: and chaunted[chanted] the praises
459: all to be able to indentify[identify] them,
462: thirty to the Parias[Pariahs],
Lit. Announcements: Ry[By] T. Lewis Farley, Esq.,
Lit. Announcements: effected. Every other descripion[description]
Also, the publisher on one occasion confused the degrees Réaumur and
Fahrenheit used in measuring temperature with degrees and minutes used to
determine lattitude and longitude:
Between the Gulfs of Guayaquil and Panama, north-east of the cold current,
the temperature of the sea during the month of April rose as high as 24°
5′, (87° 12′ Fahr.). Within the range of the current, Mr. Dirckinck had
carried on his observations in compliance with my instructions, by means
of thermometers that had been compared by Arago. Everywhere in the
current, in December 1824, he found from 16° to 18° (68° to 72°·5 Fahr.);
between Quilca and Callao, in January, 1825, from 18° to 19° (72° 5′ to
74° 75′ Fahr.); between Chorillos, near Lima (Lat. 12° 39′ S.) and
Valparaiso, in August, 1825, from 13° 8′ to 10° 5′ (63°·05 to 5° 62′
Fahr.); between Chorillos and San Carlos de Chiloe, in June, 1825, from
18° 8′ to 9° 2′ (74° 3′ to 52° 7′).
The corrected paragraph is as follows:
Between the Gulfs of Guayaquil and Panama, north-east of the cold current,
the temperature of the sea during the month of April rose as high as
24°·5, (87°·12 Fahr.). Within the range of the current, Mr. Dirckinck had
carried on his observations in compliance with my instructions, by means
of thermometers that had been compared by Arago. Everywhere in the
current, in December 1824, he found from 16° to 18° (68° to 72°·5 Fahr.);
between Quilca and Callao, in January, 1825, from 18° to 19° (72°·5 to
74°·75 Fahr.); between Chorillos, near Lima (Lat. 12° 39′ S.) and
Valparaiso, in August, 1825, from 13°·8 to 10°·5 (63°·05 to 55°·62 Fahr.);
between Chorillos and San Carlos de Chiloe, in June, 1825, from 18°·8 to
9°·2 (74°·3 to 52°·7).]
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Illustration:
VERTICAL SECTION OF THE FRIGATE NOVARA.
| a. | Spare Spars. | hh. | Officers' Mess or Ward-room. | n. | Powder Magazine. | v. | Boatswain's Cabin. |
| b. | Captain's Cabin. | h'. | Commodore's Stores. | o. | Preserve fresh provisions in tins. | w. | Painters' Stores. |
| c. | Commodore's Apartment. | iii. | Officer's Cabins. | p. | Pantry. | x. | Coal-cellar. |
| c'. | Captain's Apartment. | i'i'i'. | Officers' Lockers. | p'. | Store-room for Rice, Cocoa, and Dried Vegetables. | y. | Tins of fresh provisions for the crew. |
| d. | Gun-room (also used as Reading-room.) | j. | Half-deck (for Crew.) | q. | Spirit Room. | z. | Iron Water-tanks. |
| e. | Cabins of Naturalists. | k. | Sergeants' Cabins. | r. | Salted Provisions. | z'. | Tank for the Distilling Apparatus(f'). |
| f. | Pumps. | k'. | "Sick bay." | s. | Buckets, Holystones, &c. |
| f'. | Kitchen, with Distilling Apparatus. | l. | Shot-hold. | t. | Sail-room. |
| g. | Side-board & Lockers of Officers. | m. | Bread-lockers. | uu. | Tool Room, &c. |