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Ihe wceK only on bread and water. Thefe eonnitl1' an unil'crfity, confi!ling of Ihree eolle.'s: W. long.
tions were, howel'cr, a liole moderated (ome time af· 70' 4', and N. Int. 42'. ~
terwuds. 'l'his 1lermilage is oow aeeounlcd vcry CAMEL, in 20010SY. See CA M f.L I:S.
rieh CAMELFORD, a IX'l'Ou&h'lOwn 01' CO:'nw~lI, abol1t
C:\M:\Ri\, in botany. Sec t ANTAHA. twenly miles well uf LauneeHon: W.lono. ¡o, anJ
CA~I A lt :\NA, an iflJnd of Arabia in the Red (ea, fi· N. lal. ¡O' 40', o
(unteJ in I¡ o N. 1.11. It (cnds IWOmembers lOparlia'nenl.
C.'\.~IH :\IA, a ei l)' ofthe prol'inee ofC.mbaia, or Gu· CAM E~IA, in botan)', a genll! ofthe lIl~nod:·lphia ro.
zarAt , in Ihe hi¡;her penillfllla of lodia; il is a I'ery Iyalldm The calix is imbriwcd, and eonfi¡¡s
large tit)', 2nd had once a gre", trade, now removed of many lcaves, Ihe anlerior uf whieh are IllOgen.
lOSural : E. long. ¡2°, and N. l:n. 23° 30'. There is bur one fpeeies, VI•• lhe japonied, a n'lioc
CAMArES., in eonlmerce, eorron linens made al Ben· of China and japan .
gal, al Mad rafs, and (ome olher plaees on lhe eoaff CAMELOI'ARDALlS, in 20010g)', lhe tri,.ial n1mc
ofCoromanJel. of a fpecies of cervus. See CI.RVU!.
CAi\II\ER·bMm, amone builders, a pieee of linl~r in CAMELUS, or CAMEI., in zooloSy, a genus nf ql1a.
an edifiee, cut arehwife, or wilh an obtllfe angle in drupeds Lelonging 10 the order of pecora. The eh.l'
Ihe middle, eommonly ufed in rlalforms, as ehllt'ch· raflers of Ihe camcl aré Ih&: It h~s no horns, it has
leads, and on olh~r oee.fions where long and f1rong fix t'orcleclh in Ih~ un~er.jaw; Ihe I~~iarii are widc f~¡,
be3ms are requircd. Ihree inIheupper, and til'O in thefower jaw; ~nd Ihere
C.'\;\IHLET, or CAMLE T, a plain P.ufI', eompof~d of is a finure in the upper lip, refemU ing Ihe cleft in [he
a I\'arp and woof, whieb is manufaélurcd on a luom, lip of a har~. l'he fpeeies are fou r, •i r.. l. The drome.
",ilh IWO treddles, as lineos and flannels are. dorius, or Mriean camel, (rlale . ~.) wilhone
There are edmble¡s of feve,,1forrs, fome of g031'9 IlUnch or pro:uuer¿nee on Ihe uael;. It has four e,l.
hair, uOlh in Ih~ warp and woof; olhers, io which lous protuberanees on Ihe forc.legs, and I\VO on the
Ihe warp ii of hair, and Ihe \\'oof half hair and half hind enes. The ¡,oúf, or rathtr e¿lIou, Ikin of lhe:r
filk i olhers again, in whidl bOlh Ihe warp anti Ihe feet, whieh is (ofler Ihan rhe hoofs of other ?nir.lal;.
"'oof are of \Vool ; and lallly, 1"lOe of whieh the cnables the eamel !O walk ahng Ihe fl ndy pa,11S of
warp is of \\'001 and Ihe woof of Ihread. Sorne are "'arm dimates \\ ilh ~rwer eafe; hy yiclding t.) Ihe
~yeJ in Ihread, olhers are d)'ed in the pieee, olhers prdlure, il is nOI fo {"bjeél lOue injuml hy í"fli(¡r. •
•re marl:ed or mixcd; fome are llripped, (om~ wea· Tne n,uélure and eon(]¡lUllon of Ihe eamel is ad'.lira. /
I'cd or walered , aod fome ligured. bly adaplcd 10 ,he cI,mat~ ~vhieh produces dHm. ¡,r
Camblets are rroper for fel m i ufe5, aeeording to Afrieaand Arabia, whm Ihis animal is !non frequenr,
their difl'crem kinds and quali lies ; 'fome fcrl'e lOmake a"d ls ernployed in eWylOg all kinds of burdcn\; Iher!
garments bOlh for menand wonten; fome for bed·eur· is greal fcareilY of \\'arer. The e2mel has often Leen
"ins; olhers for JlOuf~hold·furniture, &c. obferred 10 travel longer lilan any oth" ereaturc ",i lh.
C!\~f JjO DIA, Ihe capital of a I.insdom of the fame OUI drink. Tms il is en.~led 10 do, (rom a finsular
name in India, beyond Ihc C1.11ges : E. long. 104 °, e?nnruélion in ils llomaehs. It i, one of Ihe remina.
N.lal 12° 30'. IIng animals, and h,IS fou r 1I0mae:;s. Ar the top of
T he kinsdom of Cambod;a eXlcnds from9° to IS o the feeond flomaeh, Ihere are (creral fquarc holes,
cf N. lal. being bounded Ly Ihe kinAdomof Laos nn "hieh are Ihe orifices of aboll l tlVenty ;es or f~cks,
Ihe nOllh, Coehin·ehina on Ihe eafl, Ihe Indianoeean rlaeed b~rween Ihc IIVO membr?nes IVhieh eompofe Ihe
on Ihe fOUlh, and by Ihc bay of Siam onIhe \Vell. ":baanec of Ihis nOll'l3eh . ,[,hefe fJcks are f"o mauy
CAMHRAY, a eily i~ Ihe f reneh NelherlanJs, filuated rá lvoirs whieh Ihey lill over and above \Vhal fatisfies
on till ri'er Sehdde, near ilS fouree: E.long. 3' I¡', Iheir rretenl thull, and (erve fur fllpl'lyinAIhem with
aod N. IJI. ¡O' JS'. waler in long journeys through the <lry and rlOdy ¿e·
h is a larse an2 well·bll:11 eity, eonfiderable for its far.s, wh" e \Vdls or ri "crs are feIdo01 to he mel wilh .
lin~n rnanufaélure; cfpecially eamurieks, whieh look T ravdlers, when mueh oppreO'cd wi lh drought, are
Iheir name (romhenee. fomelimes obliged to kili Iheir eamels, in or¿er tO
c'Ai\IIlRICKS, a (peeies of very fine while linen, made have a fuppl y of drink (rom thef~ refmoi". The ca.
of flax ar Cambray. mel earries very heary burdens, and rravels bng, bUl
C.~~ll ;RIDCE, Ihe eapilal ofCambridgefllire, fi"ta!ed wilh a flow pace. They ha\'c fOO1clim" l'een known
IIf·r.n lhe river Cam, aboul fifly.five miles nonh of ro Iravel feveral days widl('lIt a (tdlo ¡urrl)' of waler.
London, rtnd fi xly nonh·ean uf Oxfolrl. Whenf"igued, Ihey fie on their brean. 2 . The B,ari·
Cambridge is moll remarkaLle on aceollnl of ilS uni· anus, or lJ"él rianeanlel(Iig. ~.J, has twO bllnehe, onIhe
verflty, whieh eonfifls of fixleen enlleces, whaein are b2ek, Ihe IIIr.dmofl of whieh is Ly mueh the I"gef!.
lduealed .LouI fiflceo hUlll lte.J 1I1I11c1II'. "acre are lt il " n.tive úf 1I(,i-., and i, more rarel, la i,e met
foumen PUiOIC! in lhe lown, I'Ihidl is F. id 10 eontain wilh Ihe dro01edary. lt i, airo mlldl f,dter in
abool fix Ihouf.,nd,nh:·I,i:anls. ils ol"tion. 3. The r.1.\01I1, or Soutb·AmrricJn ca·
N,'W Ch'.;II~ 'OGr, a 1",VD of Nc'N England, :.bOIlI Hld·OIl·':P, has a fl1lo~lh O<io, and lery P,on I air; it
Ihree mdes wefl <.f Boflon i Jikel'!lfc run.,kable (or ha9 auuncl! or plolllhcranee 00 Ibe ~11',fI, II/¡iehfe·
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