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clearly exhibits the manner, in which the white calcareousftrata are horizontally difpofed on the furface of theblackifh fchiftus extending into the fea ; and, at a diftance,lies the Cape of Balaklava, which confifts of marmoraceouslime-ftone, and abruptly advances into the fea. p. 91.

PlateVIII. A charming View of the Valley and Village of Tflior-guna, one of the moft beautiful in Crim-Tartary, and theproperty of Privy Counfellor Hablitzl. There is alforeprefented the ancient tower, the garden, and a Turkiöidwelling-houfe. In front, appears a Tartar fhepherd;and in the back-ground are the mountains which enclofethe valley of Baidari. p. 100.

Plate IX. A ProfpecT: beyond the Harbour of Balaklava, from theweitem fide j taken from its upper point; in order toreprefent the town now inhabited by the Greeks attachedto the battalion of Albanians, as well as the ancientGenoefe fort: beneath the latter, and between lofty moun-is the entrance into the harbour. p. nwrs tft

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p. hji.

Plate X. A common Arnaut, (belonging to the fame battalion,)together with his wife. p. 131.

Plate XI. A Reprefentation of the Valley of Simäus, on the foutherncoaft; abounding with olive-trees, and being furroundedwith elevated rocky mountains on the fide next the land.This dale commands an open view of the Black Sea,and may afFord fome idea of the delightful fouthern valesof Crim-Tartary. p. 148.

Plate XII. Two Tartar mountaineers in their refpe&ive drefles. Inthe back-ground are feen their dwellings, one half ofwhich is excavated in the rock. p. 346.

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