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Page 2, line 19, Sir H. Yule (Hobson-Jobson, Art. Choul) confidently identifies Semulla of Ptolemy and Saimur of the old Arab Geographers with Choul. Page 7, for "the last section" read Vol. XI. page 85. Page 45, line 7 from bottom, for "1608." read "1508." Page 62, note 3, is part of page 63, note 4. Page 87, line 21, after "attacked Colába but failed," add "and the Shoreham Man-of-War was lost on the rocks." Page 88, line 12 from bottom, after "principal station," add "In February 1754 Angria's fleet burnt or captured three Dutch ships, one of 50, one of 36, and one of 18 guns; and having set on the stocks two ships, one of which was to carry 40 guns, he boasted that he should soon be superior to whatever could be brought against him in the Indian seas." These particulars are from Cambridge's "Account of the War in India from 1750 to 1761," 2nd Ed., London, 1762, in which there are plates of the attacks on Suvarndrug and Gheriah. Page 92, para. 1, at end, enter inverted commas; para. 2, at beginning, remove inverted commas. Page 94, para. 1, at end, enter inverted commas; para. 2, at beginning, remove inverted commas. Page 95, para. 1, at end, enter inverted commas; para. 2, at beginning, remove inverted commas.