Harvests, Egyptian, [266].

Hawkins, Sir Richard, and the governor of Malaga, [406];
with his squadron at Malaga, [417];
and Lithgow, [418].

Hay, Monsieur, of Smithfield, friend of Lithgow, [9].

Hazier, a Turkish slave, [397], [398], [406];
charity of, [413].

Hebrides, [438].

Helen, Saint, and the Holy Sepulchre, [236];
and the cross, [238].

Hellespont, derivation of, [115].

Hepburn, Captain George, at Naples, [294].

Hephestia, birthplace of Vulcan, [87].

Heraclius and Mahomet, [135].