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TABLE OF THE PLATES.
4
VOLUME THE FIRST*
* T~>RONTISPIECE.
I. ■*- Map of old and new Alexandria, with the ports*
II. Map and plan os the new port os Alexandria.
"The sigures upon this plate denote Englijh satlooms', each fathom fix seet
Engli/h, and /hew the depth os the port.
III. View os the town os Alexandria, and os the new port, srom the Great
Pharillon, to the powder magazine.
a, the caslle, b, the mole, c, part of Alexandria, which sorms the
right hand side os the new port, where the flips anchor, d, the
powder magazine, e, the Great Pharillon or fanal.
IV. View os the Little Pharillon, or sanal, at the old port os Alexandria.
a, the Little Pharillon. b, ruins of the celebrated library ^Ptolemy
Euergetes. c, The point os land at the cassle osBokkier*
V. View os the town, and os the new port os Alexandria, srom the
powder magazine, as sar as Meidan.
a, saique. b, old towers, or bassions, built in the time os the Saracens.
c, column of Pompey. d, the French hotel e, cujlom house. s,
minarets, or sleeples belonging to the mofques. g, an Engli/h
veffel.
VI. View os old Alexandria.
a, the obelisk, commonly called the needle os Cleopatra, b, the
temple of Cms ar. c, the church of St. Mark, d, the churches of
St. George and St. Catherine.
VII. View os the west fide os Cleopatra's obelifk, at Alexandria, which
has been the beft preserved.
a, a broken obelisk, sallen down, and partly buried.
VIII. The north fide os Cleopatra's obelisk.
IX. The eaft and fouth sides os Cleopatra's obelisk.
The flrjt, fig. a, hasfluffered'much from time; the other isssogreatly injured,
that it is difficult to diflinguifh the hieroglyphics upon it.
X. Plan and se&ion os a reservoir, in old Alexandria, near the church os
St. Catherine.
h XL The
TABLE OF THE PLATES.
4
VOLUME THE FIRST*
* T~>RONTISPIECE.
I. ■*- Map of old and new Alexandria, with the ports*
II. Map and plan os the new port os Alexandria.
"The sigures upon this plate denote Englijh satlooms', each fathom fix seet
Engli/h, and /hew the depth os the port.
III. View os the town os Alexandria, and os the new port, srom the Great
Pharillon, to the powder magazine.
a, the caslle, b, the mole, c, part of Alexandria, which sorms the
right hand side os the new port, where the flips anchor, d, the
powder magazine, e, the Great Pharillon or fanal.
IV. View os the Little Pharillon, or sanal, at the old port os Alexandria.
a, the Little Pharillon. b, ruins of the celebrated library ^Ptolemy
Euergetes. c, The point os land at the cassle osBokkier*
V. View os the town, and os the new port os Alexandria, srom the
powder magazine, as sar as Meidan.
a, saique. b, old towers, or bassions, built in the time os the Saracens.
c, column of Pompey. d, the French hotel e, cujlom house. s,
minarets, or sleeples belonging to the mofques. g, an Engli/h
veffel.
VI. View os old Alexandria.
a, the obelisk, commonly called the needle os Cleopatra, b, the
temple of Cms ar. c, the church of St. Mark, d, the churches of
St. George and St. Catherine.
VII. View os the west fide os Cleopatra's obelifk, at Alexandria, which
has been the beft preserved.
a, a broken obelisk, sallen down, and partly buried.
VIII. The north fide os Cleopatra's obelisk.
IX. The eaft and fouth sides os Cleopatra's obelisk.
The flrjt, fig. a, hasfluffered'much from time; the other isssogreatly injured,
that it is difficult to diflinguifh the hieroglyphics upon it.
X. Plan and se&ion os a reservoir, in old Alexandria, near the church os
St. Catherine.
h XL The