Diff. Lat. S.Diff. Lon. E.N.E.
Jarra toDoolinkeaboo724
Queira11′25′Diggani§198
Sherilla1440Seracorro59
Dama114Sego63
Wawra 58Lat. by account 13° 4′
121 S281 E
Dingyee7Diff. lon. 4° 41′ E
Wassiboo‖7Sansanding10 N15 E
Satile1831Sibiti7
Galloo 121Nyara316
Moorja4 N14Modiboo319
Datiliboo9 S38Silla212
Fanimboo1224Lat. by account 13° 22′
18 N69 E
Jiosorra 718Diff. lon. 1° 9′ E

No variation was allowed in this calculation.

[74]Original bearings between Wassiboo‖ and Diggani.§

Places.Dist.Bearings.
Wassiboo to
Satile30SE b E
Galloo20ESE
Moorja15E b N
Datiliboo25SE b E
Fanimboo35ESE
Jiosorra20ESE
Doolinkeaboo15SE b E
Lions18SE b S
[a]Diggani7South

[a]On working these bearings over again, it appeared that Mr. Park had made a mistake; and thence inferred a wrong position for Diggani, Sego, &c. in his table of latitudes and longitudes. I mention this, to shew that he has acted fairly, in exposing his whole process; and even his errors.

[75]This being equal to 4° 47′ difference of longitude, Sego, by Mr. Park’s reckoning, would lie in 2° 1′ west of Greenwich.

[76]The informant might possibly be influenced by the bearing of that portion of the road nearest to him, which is more easterly than the part towards Sego.

[77]It may not be known to the generality of readers, that, in the former part of this century, Tombuctoo was as much the object of geographical research amongst the French, as it has been of late with the English. D’Anville was particularly anxious about it, as may be seen in the Mem. of the Academy of Inscrip. Vol. xxvi. p. 73.


CHAPTER IV.