OF THE AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSION ΤΟ THE BURMAN EMPIRE. IN A SERIES OF LETTERS ADDRESSED TO A BY ANN H. JUDSON. SECOND EDITION. LONDON: JOSEPH BUTTERWORTH AND SON, 43, FLEET STREET. MDCCCXXVII. E LETTER I. -Introduction.-Sketch of the Burman Empire.-Extent .... page 1 LETTER II.--Cause of Mr. Judson's engaging in Missions.-Formation •page 4 ....... ..page 14 •page 49 LETTER IV.-Extracts from Letters and Journals continued.-Review - return... ..... ....... ....... .page 83 LETTER XII.--Death of Mr. Colman-Baptism of Moung Schway-bay, Moung Gway, and Moung Nyo-dway.→Moung Shway-gnong and Mah Men-lay-Departure of Mr. and Mrs. Judson for Bengal.—Return to LETTER XIV.- -Mrs. Judson's Departure for America.-Death_of Moung Thahlah.-Arrival of Dr. and Mrs. Price.-Baptism of Moung Thak-ay, Men-oo, and May-Mee.-Departure of Mr. Judson and Dr. Translation of a Letter from Moung Schway-bay, enclosed in a letter From Mr. Judson to Dr. Baldwin. LETTER XV.—Mrs. Judson's Voyage and Arrival at Rangoon.-Death ́of Mah Myat-lay.—Preparations før visiting Ava................ ............ LETTER XVI.--Voyage up the Arah-wah-tee-Conversation with Na- tives on the Banks.-Imminent danger in the rapids.-The Burmese preparations for war. -Arrival at Ava-Introduction to Prince M.- LETTER XVII-General View of Sufferings during the last two Years. -Astonishment of the Burmese at the taking of Rangoon.-Contempt of the English-Arrest of the Missionaries, and cruel treatment.-Mer- cenary disposition of the head. Writer-Visits of Mrs. Judson to her Husband in prison. Her ineffectual intercession with the Queen's sister, -Property seized.-Bundoolah.--Original mode of communication. Danooboo taken.-Continuation of the War.-Removal of the prisoners to Umerapoorah.-Mrs. Judson's illness.Rescue of the Missionaries by the British, and their return to Rangoon..... SUPPLEMENT -Mr. Judson's second Visit to Ava.-Interview and conversation with the King-Missionaries take possession of the house erected for them by order of the King-Interesting conversation with Prince M and great Officers of State. Degrees of rank, &c. of Ministers of State. Population of Ava. The King's non-interference relative to the Christian religion. Repeated interviews with Prince M and the King's eldest sister.-Profound attention of the Court to a specimen of Mr. Judson's preaching.—Missionaries inform the King of their intended departure. His acquiescence in their return. The chief woon-gyee gives them a piece of land.-Embark for Rangoon. Arrive there, and find the disciples dispersed, excepting three or four. Letter from Mrs. J. to her Husband. Letter of Dr. Price. His suc cessful operation for a cataract on a Burman-Laying the foundation |