...range, navigable branches of the rivers of Nankin, of Cambodia, of Martaban, of Avá, and of Asara derive their origin, and appear designed by nature...neighbours, the Burmese, have been accustomed to make their inrn;id into A>am; there, in the event of hostilities, they are certain to attempt it «gain ; and...

...branches of the great rivers of Nankin, of Cambodia, of Martaban, of Ava, and of Assam derive their 2 c origin, and appear designed by nature as the great...neighbours, the Burmese, have been accustomed to make their inroad into Assam ; there, in the event of hostilities, they are certain to attempt it again ; and...

...Martaban, (the Thalein),— of Ava (the Iráwádl,) and of A'sám (tributary streams of the Brahmaputra,) derive their origin, and appear designed by nature...great highways of commerce between the nations of Ultragangetic Asia. In that quarter our formidable neighbors, the Burmese, have been accustomed to...

...country, inhabited by barbarous tribes of independent savages, and which may be traversed in ten or twelve days. From this mountain range navigable branches...commerce between the nations of Ultra Gangetic Asia. Mr. M'Cosh has contributed to the Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal an interesting paper, compiled...

...mountain range navigable branches of the great rivers of Nan- Kin, of Cambodia, Marta'ban, Ava, and Assam, derive their origin, and appear designed by nature as the great high ways of commerce between tho nations of ultra Gangetie Asia. " This beautiful tract of country,...