Voyage round the world...

[] A VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, IN THE YEARS 1803, 4, 5, & 6; PERFORMED, BY ORDER OF HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY ALEXANDER THE FIRST, EMPEROR OF RUSSIA, IN THE SHIP NEVA, BY UREY LISIANSKY, CAPTAIN IN THE RUSSIAN NAVY, AND KNIGHT OF THE ORDERS OF ST. GEORGE AND ST. VLADIMER. <...> Sublime Appearance of the Peak of Teneriffe from the Sea. <...> Account of the Towns of Laguna and Santa Cruz, in the Island of Teneriffe. <...> Bad Anchorage of the Bay of Santa Cruz. <...> A Mummy, supposed to have been embalmed by the ancient Inhabitants of Teneriffe, given to our Ambassador CHAPTER III. <...> PASSAGE FROM TENRRIFFS TO THE ISLAND OF ST. CATHARINE. <...> Make the Island of St. Antony, one of the Cape de Verd Islands. <...> Seek in vain for the Island of Ascension. <...> Account of that Island, its Productions, and Inhabitants CHAPTER IV. <...> The Neva and Nadejda separate in a Fog. <...> Latitude and Population of the Island different from what Captain Cook makes them CHAPTER V. PASSAGE FROM EASTER ISLAND TO THE WASHINGTON ISLANDS. <...> Receive a Visit from the King of the Bay. <...> The Nadejda leaves us to proceed to Camchatca. <...> Excursion on Shore with the Chirikof the Bay. <...> Visited by Mr. Young, who governs the Island in the Absence of the King. <...> Unfavourable State of the Weather on quitting the Sandwich Islands. <...> Danger of the Ship from the Unskilfulness of the Pilot. <...> Endeavour in vain to take a Boat in which was the Son of our principal Enemy. <...> Excursion to the Top of Mount Edgecumbe. <...> State of the Weather on leaving Sitca. <...> Danger of the Ship from grounding on a coral Bank. <...> Advice respecting the westerly Winds in the Southern Ocean. <...> Services rendered by Mr. Drummond in this Business. <...> Departure of the Nadejda and Neva from Canton. <...> Passage from Easter Island to the Washington Islands V. Passage from the Washington Islands to the Sandwich Islands VI. <...> Passage from the Sandwich Islands to the Island of Cadiack VIL Passage front the Island of Cadiack to Sitca or Norfolk Sound VIII. <...> Two ships, the Nadejda and Neva, were accordingly ordered to be equipped. <...> The command of the Nadejda, and the expedition in general, was conferred on captain Krusenstern, who was also directed to conduct the Russian ambassador and his suite to the court of Jeddo. <...> On the return of the expedition to Cronstadt, a separate account of the voyage of each vessel, with an atlas of charts and engravings, was ordered to be printed at the expense of the emperor. <...> A translation of the first <...>