The Eastern Seas Or Voyages and Adventures in the Indian Archipelago in 1832-1834 Etc

afford anchored appeared Arabs Archipelago arrival Bankok banks Batavia boat Borneo Borneo Proper British Bugis canoes Captain cargo carried chief chiefly China coast of Australia coast of Borneo Cochin Chinese colony commercial considerable number crew Dutch Dyaks eastern employed endeavour established European exported favourable feet fish formed habit harbour hundred India Indian Archipelago inhabitants intercourse interior island Java Javanese junks Kung labour land Lanuns latter Madura Malacca Malay language Malay peninsula Malays manufactures ment merchants miles monsoon Montradok mouth natives night opium Palembang passed picul pirates port possess prahus present probably procured quantities resemblance residence Rhio river sail Sambas Sambas River sampan schooner seamen serang settlement ship shore Siam Siamese Singa Singapore Sinkawan soon Sourabaya south coast South Wales Straits Straits of Malacca Sultan Sumatra tion town trade trees trepang tribes Tringanu vessel voyage west coast