?12 sPt?Smx. t?. Hoya (hasxlly Asele!? camo?a O?e? ?m?us, S?s? mone, ? ?o?ng ? A?epiad?, ? all ?e ?em of Mr. Bro? ?yons? ?p?) mfe?ed W ?e lair o?, ?st on ?at ex?nsive co?t, where Balfouda ?d A!? have ?ch ? ?es?on of s?es. Of StucCos, w? is ?so f?uen? ?d prob?ly p?uces i? ?owe? dur?g ?e ?ny ?n (? has been mm?ked of ?un?ies) s?imens in ?at still a deside?tum; ?1 ?at is known ?t?g ?e pl?t ?ing ?e fo? and s? of i? fruit, w?ch in ?me s?es v?es co?id?bly. Goonasovz?.--?e Her?ium con.ns ve? few s?i- mens of this conside?ble Aus?ali? family, the ?ea?r m?s exlsfng in and to the southward of the pa?lel of Port Jack?n. The order is reduced to G?d?ia, Scm- vola, Vellda, and ?e tropical Calo?ne on the Nor?- w?t C?s? ?d ?e few s?ies of the two 6?t ?ne? prove to have been forefly discovered u?n ?e Sou? Co?t du?ag the voya? of Cap.in Fllnders, of which one phnt h? also a much more ex?nsive ? th? has ?e? given it heremfo?. It is Scmvola spin?cens, which fores portion of ?e ha?h, rigid vege?bles of Dirk HarWg's lsl?d on the West Co?t, and from that shore probably ?cupies a p?t of a very considerable ex?nt of b?mn coun? in the in.riot, in a direction Wwards ?e ?st ?ast, hatng ?en seen in abundance in ?e latitude of Port Jackwn, so near ?at colony as the meridian of 146 � E?L A new Vellei? divorced on the No?-west Co?t in l?tude 1?, au?en? dmt ?n?, belonging W ?e ?ction wi? a pen?- phy!lous c?yx. '
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