"ملاحظات عن الطريق إلى الهند عبر مصر. وأيضًا الطريق من فيينا إلى حلب عبر القسطنطينية، ومنها إلى بغداد وعبر الصحراء الكبرى مباشرة إلى البصرة. مع ملاحظات متفرقة حول البلدان المجاورة، وبيان عن المراحل المختلفة، ورسومات للعديد من الطرق على أربعة ألواح نحاسية." [‎٨] (٣٦٠/٢١)

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jifter much enquiry he has
with two journals kept byMn.
to theEafi-India Company
different times fnom Conftantin
alfo fromConjiantinople to A
extenfive knowledge of the
his long rejidence among
ue ill no doubt give great
tions on their manners, a .
will alfo find in thefe additional
remarks andamujing anecdotescha-
raSlerize the different natio
Baldwin pajfed: and alfo man oh-
fer vat ions on clajjic ground,
reforted to as the feat of the ar fciences ■,
for many ages paji, has been
ropeans. The journals are
Baldwin s own words •, the hajle,
to convey information to o travellers,
no idea of prefentinga finifloed piece of
to the public —Ornari, res ipfa negat, contenta do-
ceri.
* When the late rupture broke out with,France, this gentle
man who was then at Cairo, fent the earlieft intelligence of it to
India ; which enabled the government at Madras to take Pondi-
cherry-before reinforcements could arrive from Europe, or the
ifland of Mauritius. A proof at once of his merit, and of the
advantage of being able to fend difpatches by that rout.