Journal of a voyage up the Mediterranean principally among the islands of the Archipelago, and in Asia Minor: including many interesting particulars relative to the Greek revolution .... 1

Rivington, 1826 - 366 pages

LEAVE England 1 Amusement on board 2 CadizSpanish	6

Spanish play 14 Excursion to Xeres 15	15

cipline in the Greek forces 22 Greek mode of warfare	23

CHAPTER II	26

nian dance 30 Proceedings of the Austrians 31 Pol	33

Island of Galeta 27 MaltaIslands of Galeta Gozo	35

Villa Reale 38 The streets of Naples 39 The Villa	43

Proceedings of Captain Sotheby 44 SmyrnaAqueducts	48

tion to Alexandria 184 Conspiracy against Trelawny	185

Pachas summerhouseTumulus 187	187

Personal appearance of Ali Pacha 194 Treatment	193

Ancient Greek inscription 197 Prepára	199

apartmentSingular scene 206 207 Family misfortunes	210

to Trichiri 210 Proceed on the voyagePass Skyropouli	211

CHAPTER XVI	212

Smyrna Unfounded reports 213 Characteristics of	219

cessful search for the pirates 52 Bay of MyconePursuit	55

CHAPTER III	59

of the town of Syra 64 Public fountainGreek women	65

Shooting a shark 70 Genoa 71 PalacesFemale	69

journey 7174 Distress of the guide 75 Antiparos	77

Ruins of Ancient Paros 81 Visit to the Quarry	83

Harbour of Milo 85 MiloDress of the females 86 Amphi	92

CHAPTER IV	102

Leucadia Fate of Sappho 117 118	117

Capture of an Austrian vessel 128 Visit of May	131

Turkish burial places 131 Unpleasant	135

Grecian women	141

Greek fireship 145 146 RobbersTwo Greeks shot	147

SmyrnaInterview with the Capitan Pacha 143145 Visit	149

Great Britain and Greece 161164	161

Wanton destruction of columns 166 TinoHousesDress	169

at the Greek Epiphany 170 Galantry of Lieut Marsham	171

Singular privileges on board the Gallie	175

Thessalonica Mosch of St Demetrius 177 Dr Clarkes	181

Dying ArabsDevastations 234 Engagement	233

by Tournefort 223232 Greek Papas 232 Kyriacos	235

Conference with Ibrahim Pacha 244 Surrender of a Greek	246

of Temistocle and Olympiade 247 Original dramatic	247

Leave SmyrnaMr BulwerBeautiful station off Vourla 253	253

Distance of the journey 257 Behaviour of	259

Visit of the Greek Admiral Miaoulis	265

The Translators Preface	273

Origin of the FanariotesOf the GrammaticosCreation	281

travelling in Greece 270 The Greek prisoners 271 Re	283

CHAPTER IX	287

Of the Bâche Capi Kiahaya or representative of the Prince	315

Confession of a Greek pirate 288318 Sentence of	320

CHAPTER III	332

MaltaEmbarkation of the Marquis of Hastings 333 Singu	336

unicorn 350 Existence of the unicorn 351	351

Of the Fanariote Boyars after the deposition of their Prince	358

Masson to assist the Greeks 364 Greek vessels building	365

Title	Journal of a voyage up the Mediterranean principally among the islands of the Archipelago, and in Asia Minor: including many interesting particulars relative to the Greek revolution .... 1 Volume 1 of Journal of a voyage up the Mediterranean principally among the islands of the Archipelago, and in Asia Minor: including many interesting particulars relative to the Greek revolution
Author	Charles Swan
Publisher	Rivington, 1826
Original from	the Bavarian State Library (It.sing. 1503 r-1)
Digitized	18 May 2010
Length	366 pages

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