OF AN EXCURSION

FROM

Corfu to Smyrna;

COMPRISING A PROGRESS

THROUGH

ALBANIA AND THE NORTH OF GREECE;

WITH SOME ACCOUNT

OF

Athens,

DESCRIPTIVE OF THE ANCIENT AND PRESENT STATE
OF THAT CITY.

TO WHICH IS ANNEXED, A TRANSLATION OF

The Erastae, of Plato.

BY THE AUTHOR OF "LETTERS FROM PALESTINE."

Naturâne nobis hoc datum, an errore quodam, ut cum EA LOCA
VIDEAMUS, in quibus memoriâ dignos viros acceperimus multum esse
versatos, magis moveamur quam si eorum ipsorum aut facta audia-
mus, aut Scriptum aliquod legamus?-Cic. de fin.

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR BLACK, YOUNG, AND YOUNG,
TAVISTOCK-STREET, COVENT-GARDEN,

MDCCCXXVII,

37.313-B

ΤΟ

THE SURVIVING COMPANIONS OF HIS TOUR, THE WRITER INSCRIBES THE FOLLOWING PAGES;—AS A TESTIMONY, HOWEVER IMPERFECT, OF THE PECULIAR

GRATIFICATION WHICH HE DERIVED FROM THEIR

SOCIETY, AND OF THE AffectioNATE REMEMBRANCE

WITH WHICH HE CHERISHES THEIR FRIENDSHIP.

LONDON, FEB. 1827.