A worn specimen, apparently a variety of this species. It is entirely smooth, polished, and has the last whorl near the spire slightly concave, edged with a scarcely raised rather nodulous line, the outer lip is very thick, grooved on its inner edge, and the columella is distinctly plaited. It may perhaps prove to be a new kind; but the species of this genus are so exceedingly apt to vary, that I do not wish to increase the number of the already too much extended lists of Lamarck and others. 60. Cassis flammea. Lam. Hist. 7 220. Cassidea flammea, Brug. Dict. n. 13. Buccinum flammeum, Lin. Sys. Nat. 1199. Gmel. 3473. Icon. Lister. t. 1004. f. 69. et t. 1005. f. 72. Martini Conch. 2 t. 34. f. 353. 354. 61. Dolium variegatum, Lam. Hist. 7 261. Icon. -- 62. Purpura haemastoma, Lam. Hist. 7 238. Buccinum haemastoma, Lin. Syst. Nat. 1202. Gmel. 3483. Icon. Lister. t. 988. f. 48. Martini Conch. 3 t. 101. f. 964, 965. 63. Murex adustus ? Lam. Hist. 7 162. Icon. Seba. Mus. ili. t. 77. f. 9. 10. Martini Conch. 3 t. 105. f. 990, 991. This shell agrees very well with the description of Lamarck, except that the whole edge of the mouth is of a fine rose-red colour. 64. Tritonium tranquebaricum, n. Triton tranquebaricum, Lam. Hist. 7 189. Icon. Ency. Meth. t. 422. f. 6. 65. Tritonium australe, n. Triton australe, Lam. Hist. 7 179. Murex tritonium australe, Chemn. Conch. 11. Icon. Chemn. 11 t. 194. f. 1867, 1868. 66. Ranella leucostoma, Lam. Hist. 7 150. Icon. -- This shell is very like Triton scobinator, Lam.; and the varices, like it, neither form a complete series, nor are they alternate, so that it does not agree exactly with the characters of either genus. 67. Fusus verrucosus, n. Murex verrucosus, Gmel. Syst. Nat. 3557. Icon. Martini. 4 t. 146. f. 1349, 1356. 68. Conus achatinus, Brug. Dict. n. 66. Lam. Hist. 7 480. Icon. Chemn. 10 t. 142. f. 1317. Ency. Method. t. 380. f. 6. 69. Conus puncturatus. Brug. Dict. n. 35. Lam. Hist. 1 460. Icon. Ency. Meth. t. 322. f. 9. 70. Conus maurus (n.s.) Testa turbinata coronata albida zonis duabus fuscis, spira subdepressa mucronata, faute albida zonis duabus purpureis notata. Icon. -- Shell very plain, top-shaped, crowned, and whitish, with two brown bands; spire rather depressed; crowned, blunt; the epidermis pale greenish-brown; the inside white, with two broad blue bands, in the front of which is enclosed the canal; axis one and a half, diameter one inch. 71. Cypraea arabica, Gmel. Syst. Nat. 1 3398. Lam. Hist. 7 378. Gray, Zool. Journal 1 76. Icon. Lister. Conch. t. 658. f. 3. Martini. 1 t. 31. f. 328. Ency. Meth. t. 352 f. 1, 2. 72. Cypraea tigris, Gmel. Syst. Nat. 1 3408. Lam. Hist. 7 382. Gray, Zool. Journal 1 367. Icon. Lister. Conch. t. 682. f. 29. Martini 1 t. 24. f. 232-234. Ency. Meth. t. 353. f. 3. The shells of this species that are found on the North-east Coast of Australia are generally of a very pale colour, with only scattered markings.