Scapha, Volute var Nobilis, Noble 4 Chinese Volute Scorpio, Murex, var Minor; Least Stag’s 16 Horn Murex Thersites, Papilio, Thersites Butterfly 24 Tricolor, Tanagra β, Tricoloured Tanager 23 Tros, Papilio, Tros’s Butterfly 29 Viridis, Trogon, Yellow-Bellied Green 2 Trogon or Curucui Vulgaris, Malleus, Hound’s Tongue Hammer 28 Shell Zacynthus, Papilio, Zacynthus’s 27 1 Butterfly ══════════════════════════════════════════════════════ THE BINDER Is requested to observe that the Numbers have been transposed by mistake upon the Three following Plates. For Plate 27 _read_ 25. Plate 25 _read_ 26. Plate 26 _read_ 27. And place the plates with their respective descriptions according to this correction. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [Illustration: _1_ _London. Published by E. Donovan as the Act directs April, 1822._ ] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ THE NATURALIST’S REPOSITORY. _&c. &c. &c._ CONCHOLOGY. PLATE I. FIGURE I. CONUS AMMIRALIS var AMBOINENSIS. THREE-BANDED AMBOYNA HIGH-SPIRED ADMIRAL SHELL. UNIVALVE. GENERIC CHARACTER. Animal a limax. Shell univalve, convolute and turbinate. Aperture effuse, longitudinal, linear, without teeth, entire at the base: pillar smooth. SPECIFIC CHARACTER AND SYNONYMS. Shell with rough punctures at the base. CONUS AMMIRALIS: testa basi punctato scabra. CONUS AMMIRALIS: testa basi punctato. _Linn. Syst. Nat. 10 p. 714. n. 257._—_Mus. Lud. Ulr. 553. n. 157. Gmel. Linn. Syst. Nat. 3378. 10._ CONUS AMMIRALIS _var_ AMBOINENSIS. α. Spire high and tapering; shell pyriform, glossy, smooth, pale yellowish with two broad bands of testaceous marked with large subsaggitate oval spots of white, and a narrow band between composed of white spots and intermediate testaceous dots. * * * * *