. Catalogue de la pêche dans le British Museum. British Museum (Natural History) ; les poissons. 1. MUGIL. 457 D. 459. Hugil nigro-strigatus. A. -. L. lat. 42. L. transv. 13 et 14. La lèvre supérieure est trop épais, sans pli transversal, et avec environ sept séries de smaU papille télévision ? Sur sa moitié inférieure ; la basse jusqu'a une large marge membranaceous, encoche au milieu, mais non ciliées. Corps avec environ onze noir brunâtre longitu- dinal de traînées. Hah.  ? Bornéo. Présenté par le Vice-amiral Sir E. Vincent's. Présenté par les seigneurs de l'. a. Sept pouces de long, Belcher, K.C.B. h. Six pouces de lo

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. Catalogue of the fishes in the British Museum. British Museum (Natural History); Fishes. 1. MUGIL. 457 D. 4 59. Hugil nigro-strigatus. A. -. L. lat. 42. L. transv. 13-14. The upper lip is excessively thick, without transverse fold, and with about seven series of smaU flat papilla? on its inferior half; the lower Up has a broad membranaceous margin, notched in the middle, but not ciliated. Body with about eleven brownish-black longitu- dinal streaks. Hah. ? Borneo. Presented by Vice-Admiral Sir E. Vincent's. Presented by the Lords of the. a. Seven inches long, Belcher, K.C.B. h. Six inches long. St Admiralty. Description.—The height of the body is contained foiir times and two-thirds in the total length, the length of the head five times. The interorbital space is slightly convex, its width being twice and a fourth in the length of the head. The snout is as long as, or somewhat longer than, the eye. The chin is nearly entin^ly covered by the mandibles. The pneorbital is truncated, not notched, and does not cover the extremity of the maxillary. The pectoral is inserted nearly in the middle of the depth of the body, and is without a pointed scale in its axil; it is not quite so long as the head, and extends to the fourteenth scale of the lateral line. There are twenty-seven scales between the snout and the spinous dorsal. The latter commences midway between snout and base of the caudal, above the sixteenth scale of the lateral line, the soft doreal above the twenty-sixth, or above the third soft anal ray. The soft dorsal is not scaly, much higher than long, and as high as the anal. Caudal emarginate. Anal longer than the dorsal. The black stripes are produced by a series of spots, one always be- longing to the cuticular fold, covering the base of a scale. I am incKned to think the statement of one of the specimens coming from Borneo to be incorrect, and that the species is a native of the coast of St. Vincent's, "West Indies. M. nigro-strigatus. GO. Mugil hete

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