[Footnote 6: Kinnouge, or Canouge, (the old Palimbothra) is
marked in latitude 27 Degrees 3 Minutes, longitude 80
Degrees 13 Minutes. See D'Anville, (Antiquite de l'Inde, p.
60 - 62,) corrected by the local knowledge of Major Rennel
(in his excellent Memoir on his Map of Hindostan, p. 37 -
43: ) 300 jewellers, 30,000 shops for the arreca nut, 60,000
bands of musicians, &c. (Abulfed. Geograph. tab. xv. p. 274.
Dow, vol. i. p. 16,) will allow an ample deduction.
Note: Mr. Wilson (Hindu Drama, vol. iii. p. 12) and Schlegel
(Indische Bibliothek, vol. ii. p. 394) concur in identifying
Palimbothra with the Patalipara of the Indians; the Patna of
the moderns. - M.]