Chap. II. Voyages in 1745 — Firft difcovery of the Aleutian
IlleSj- hy Michael NevodfikofF, p. 29;
Chap. III. Succejfive voyages, from 1747 to 1753, to
Beering’s and Copper Ifland, and to the Aleutian Ifles—
Some account of the inhabitants, P -37*
Chap. IV. Voyages from 17 53 to 1756. Soine of thé further
Aleutian or Fox Iflands touched at by Serebrani-
kofF’s vejfel— Some account of the natives, p. 48.
Chap. V. Voyages from 17 56 to 17 38,. P-54
Chap. VI. Voyages in 1758, 1759? and 176a, to the
Fox Iflands, in the St. Vladimir, fitted out by Trapef-
nikofF— and in the Gabriel, by Bethlhevin— She latter
under the command o f PufhkarefF, fails .to Alakfu, or
Alachfhak, one ' of the remotefl Raflern Iflands hitherto
vifited— Some account of its inhabitants, and productions,
which latter are different from thofe of the more.
Weftern {/lands, p. 61.
Chap. VII. Voyage o/Andrean Tolftyk, in the St. Andrean
and Natalia— Difcovery of fome. New. Iflands, called
AndreanofFsky Oftrova— Defcription of fix - of thofe
. iflands, P- 71 •
Chap. VIH. Voyage of the Zacharias and Elizabeth, fitted,
out by KulkofF, and"commanded by Daufinin— Shey fa il
to Umnak and Unalaflika,. and'winter upon the latter
ifland— She vejfel defrayed, and all the crew, except1
fbur, murdered by the. iflanders— She-adventures of thofe>
four Ruffians,. and. their wonderful efeape, p. 80.
Chap..
Chap. IX . Voyage of the vejfel called the Trinity, under
the command of Korovin— Sails to the Fox Iflands—
Winters at Unalaflika— Puts to fea the fpring following—
She vejfel is flranded in a bay of the ifland Um-
nak, and the crew attached by the natives— Many of
them killed— others carried off by ftcknefs— Shey are reduced
to great freights— Relieved by GlottofF, twelve of
the whole company only remaining— Defcription of Umnak
and Unalalhka, p. 89.
Chap. X . Voyage of . Stephen GlottofF— He reaches the
Fox Iflands— Sails beyond. Unalafhfka to Kadyak—
■ Winters upon that ifland— Repeated attempts of the natives
to defray the crew— Shey are repulfed, reconciled,
and prevailed upon to trade with the Ruffians— Account
of Kadyak— Its inhabitants, animals, produSlions— ■
GlottofF fails back to Umnak— winters there— returns to
Kamtchatka— Journal of his voyage, p. 106.
Chap. X I . SoloviofF’s voyage— He reaches Unalaflika, and
paffes two winters upon that ifland— Relation of what
pajfed there— fruitlefs attempts of the natives to deflroy
the crew— Return of SoloviofF to Kamtchatka— Journal
of his voyage in returning— Defcription of the iflands of
■ Umnak and Unalaflika, produSlions, inhabitants, their
manners, cufloms, &c. &c. • p. 13 r .
Chap. X I I . Voyage of Otcheredin— He winters upon
Umnak— Arrival of LevafhefF upon Unalaflika— Return
of Otcheredin to Ochotfk, p. 156.
c 1 Chap.