The 9th we went four coss by a very bad stony road to _Luneheira_. Between this and the ruins, at three c. from Mandow, is a fine tank inclosed with stone, having a banqueting-house in the middle, and a fair house on the south side, now in ruins, from which to the banqueting-house is an arched bridge. The 10th to _Dupalpore_, fourteen c. a small town and the road good. The 11th twelve long cosses to _Ouglue_, or Oojain, a fair city, in the country called Malwah, a fertile soil abounding with opium. In this country the coss is two English miles. We halted the 12th. The 13th to _Conoscia_ eleven c. 14th, eight c. to _Sunenarra_, or Sannarea, by a bad stony way, among a thievish people, called _graciae_, inhabiting the Hills on our left hand, who often plunder the _caffilas_, or caravans, and a hundred of them had done so now to a caravan, if we had not prevented them by our arrival. This is a small town, short of which we passed a great tank full of wild fowl. The 15th ten c. to _Pimelegom_, a shabby _aldea_. At the end of the fourth coss we passed _Sarampore_, or Sarangpoor, a great town with a castle on its south side, and a handsome town-house. Here are manufactured much good cotton cloth and handsome turbans. Short of this town we met Khan Jehan, a great favourite of the king, with 10,000 horse, many elephants, and a number of boats, going to join the army at Boorhanpoor. On the way also we met many of Rajah Mansing's Rajapoots, he having in all about 20,000, so that it was thought the army would amount to 100,000 horse when all assembled.