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Tartar Invasion.

Zara besieged and taken ;

rebels; besieged again. Louis of Hungary.-Zara declares

in favour of Hungary; is besieged by the Venetians, and

taken.-Louis becomes Master of all Dalmatia. - Maria and

Elizabeth taken Prisoners. Sigismund marries Maria of

Hungary. Stephen Tuartko, King of Bosnia. -The Turks;

- they put an End to the Kingdom of Servia;—they defeat

Sigismund.Ladislas in Dalmatia.- Harvoye. - Sigismund

recovers Part of Dalmatia. Makes Peace with Venice.

Bosnia invaded by the Turks. They obtain Possession of

Bosnia and Herzegóvina. Battle of Mohatz.- Clissa taken

from the Hungarians by the Turks. The Morlacchi.

Diary of 1571: Attacks of the Turks: Victory of Lepanto:

Story of Elena Alberti and Baciccio. Other Venetian

Documents of 1574: The Pastrovicchii: Death of Messer

Rolando: The Feretics: Story of Adelino and Maria Vor-

nich: Mode of treating the Turks: Crafty Policy of Venice

towards its Subjects: Story of Ante. Treaty between

Venice and Sultan Selim. Clissa taken by the Uscocs, and

retaken by the Turks. - The Uscocs. Foscolo takes many

Towns from the Turks, raises the Siege of Sebenico, and

takes Clissa. Peace of 1669. — Siege of Vienna. Cor-

naro's Successes against the Turks. - Peace of Carlovitz.

Siege of Sign. Peace of Passarovitz. Fall of Venice.—

Austrians in Dalmatia.

Ragusa. Count

Caboga's Speech. - The Russians and Montenegrins attack

Ragusa; and take some of the Islands; they leave Dalmatia;

the Treaty of Tilsit. The English take Lissa; Victory off

that Island.—English and Austrians co-operate against the

French. Dalmatia recovered by Austria.

THE USCOCS, from Minucci, and Fra Paolo

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ERRATA OF VOL. II.

Page 1. last line but one, for "came back," read, "had come back." 49. line 6. for "Cisla," read, "Cisto."

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77. last line, for "suggested him," read, "suggested by him.”

81. line 15. for "fut l'usage," read, "est l'usage."

121. line 8. for "Turks were at war with the Venetians, and were inflicting," read, "Turks had recently been at war with the Vene

tians, and had inflicted.”

170. line 3. for "of it, and of,” read, “of it, as well as of.”

179. 4 lines from bottom, for "dangers, seem to have formed," read,

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206. line 7. from the bottom, for "Uscocs," read, "Scardonesi."

290. line 9. from the bottom, for "horror," read, "honour."

444. line 5. for "Theodosia," read, "Theodoric."

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