MONKIES.
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After Dhuboy had been surrendered to Gen. Goddard, in l7SO, MT. Forbes was entrusted with the government. The ci- ty, though it's ruins bore testimony to a former state of greater prosperity and pop ulation, contained about 10000 persons, & as many monkies, who being perfectly un- molested seemed to have full possession of the roofs and upper parts of the houses. On his arrival, while the Dunbar,or Court of Audience, was repairing, he resided in house.sthe back part of which was sepa- rated bya narrow court from that of a principal Hindoo; this being shady side